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3 MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE. ORE- SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, H25 The Boatman Js Pledge An Indiana barage tondor sauntered Into the market place at New Orleans one tunny aftornoon directly after having sold his canto of supplies from "up north." Ho was staggered at the light he aaw, for before him were human bclnga being aold at auction. 'If I aver get a chance-to hit that thing, I'll hit tt hard, by tha eternal Uodl" he vowed. Thirty yean later thli gaunt, raniry boatman died at the handa ot aaanelni became he had literally "hit that thing hard." And today Lincoln's name ia spoken with reverence the world over. Living for a principle, working tor a principle, dying tor a prin ciple, he ha Bet a high standard to bo attained. We attempt to follow his lead, in our little way. In the field ot assisting lustness. U. S. NATIONAL B A N IC 7ihe Bank of servica EUGENE LOAN Ff SAVINGS BANK One tsann for savings FREE Christmas TurCeys GAS OIL INN Franklin Boulevard DR. R. C. VIRGIL Osteopathic Physician 81ft Miner Bids. Phone 32M ' " "Eugene, Or. (BHURCHES TRINITY" ..tTHRRAN Corner Sixth and l'cnrl. Services In tho American latiKUngo 11 n. in. Ser mon by Ilev J. I). IIoukcu. Sun day school s:4K a. m. Mi-s. Klmer (.Itlbcrison. superintendent. I XTR It NATIONAL II I II I, K STl'KKNTS Meet every Hominy for Hlltle study. The place of meet InK Is 1561 High street. The hour t:S p. m. All Intei-eiited wee cor dially Invited to meet with us from time to tltve. OHI'liCll OF- OOl. Third and Monroe, Sunday school 10 a. in. Preaching U mul J:30. Itevlvul meetings all week, except Satur day nlKht. Kvangellnl Knlpli M. Cotirod ot California Is holding the meeting. Young peoples meeting Sunday night S:30 p. in. Come and hear this man. FOURSQUARE GOSPEL Hold services in tho Frank's hall 90 East Ninth street. Services Sun day, 9:4& a. in. Sunday school. 11 a. m. Following the master, 7:10 p. m. The cull to arms. Tuesday and Friday 7: SO p. in, evangelis tic messages. Prayer for tho sick. All welcome. J. H. Wiley, pastor. 5i GOOD PRINTING The kind you want it when you want it. Eugene Printing Co. 1047 Willamette Telephone 148 Hear the Sermons and Orchestra AT THE ARMORY Divine Guidance ...11:00 A. M. Accomplishments of Faith ! 3:30 P. M. Origin and Destiny of Man 7:50 P. M. , BIBLE STANDARD TEMPLE 200 Men and Boys . . TO HEAR THE PIONEER CHORUS V AND BOYS WHO SUCCEED A REWARD will be given to the boy under sixteen who. In not more than 100 written words, best expresses what helped him In this service. Sunday Evening at 7:30 THE OLD CHURCH ON THE CORNER Eighth and Pearl ' " " Say it with J lowers This Christmas A flowering plant will not only make Christmas brighter and happier hut will carry good cheer well into the New Year. We have a wonderful selection of the most popu lar kinds at prices to suit everybody and you are invited to the greenhouses to look them over, at your leisure. Parking space is plentiful. No walking blocks to reach your destination. The University Florist Store & Greenhouse 598 Thirteenth Ave, East ' Telephone 654 C.rtACE LUTHERAN Corner Eleventh avenue and East Ferry street. It. Trautmann, pastor. Sun day school 9:45 a. m. Divine serv ice 11 a m.. with sermon on the subject. 'The Right Uelutton of Christians to Their Pastor." Ger man service 3 p. m. Y. P. S. Fri day 7:4S p. in. A cordial welcome FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Corner of Twelfth and Onk streets. Sunday morning service nt 11 o'cloki Wednesday evening testimony meeting at 8 o'clock: Sunday school at 9: IS a. m. The reading room at 312 Mc- Morran and Washburne building, corner Of Eighth ami Willamette streets. Is open to the public dally from 9 a. m. to V p. m. Munuuy and holidays from 8 to 6 p. m. Wednesday to 5 p. m. The sub ject of the lesson-sermon for Sun day is "Ood the Preserver of Man.'' All are cordially Invited to attend the church services and to visit the reading room. wilt not oniy Interest nmt lit Unci but will suentilhen spiritually. The evening sermon will be on the "Origin and Destiny of Man," You are In v ted to come all day. tiring vour lunch and stay throughout tho dully i rom sin. During the vvecK the services win ne con ducted at Seventh and Pearl. Wed uesduy night choir practice. Txios day. Thursday and Friday uven gu'.lstlu services. FIRST CON'OHKUATtOtfAl. - r reu . i. imi it, iiiuiiaiiM . vma church school. IV n. in., sermon: "Some Financial Advice from the Master." Receptenco of melubel and J.nrd's .supper. Music: "O Blessed Feet of Jesus" Mrs. Whit- lon, Cluro Whllton. Mrs. (lark. 7:30 sermon: Hook nermon using Dickon "Christmas Carol." Music "Hark What Meant Those Holy Voices.'" Uartlett, quartet. 'The Birthday of a King." Neldllpger. quartet and Mrs. cmrK, FIRST BAPTIST C I.. Trawln, minister. An Important business meeting of the church Is called for Thursday evening. December 17, to decide upon the location of our new building and revision of olans. Special evangelistic services will commenco on the first Sunday In January with the pastor preach ing and Prof. Fred II. Klshor 1 Chicago leading the singing. The special features for Sunday are chorus singing by fifty pioneer boys and un address on "Hoys Who Succeed." The hour Is 7:30. In the morning tho pastor will bring a practical nics.mge on "The Christian and the World." A cordlul welcome awaits you at lhe old church on the corner of Ktghth and I'earl. FAIRMOUNT CHRISTIAN Lcated at Seventeenth and Co lumbia streets. K. L. Dunn, min ister. Regular services -each Lord's day. beginning at 9:43 with the Bible school session, communion service and sermon at 11. Christ ian Endeavor meets at 6:30. At 7:30 begins a rousing song serv ice followed by the evening ser mon. The scond and third num bers in a series of three sermons will be delivered, the morning subject being, ' The Church ot Ood" and In the evening, "The Kingdom of God." These two sub jects, in connection with . "The Christ of God." are foremost top ics of the holy scriptures. Strang ers and friends especially invited. FAIRMOUNT PRESBYTERIAN 4 Viilard boulevard and Fifteenth agenue. Last Sunday our Bible school broke all records of the school for attendance at a regular session, but you will find a place If you come, Sunday. The first Christmas party wlll.be given on Friday when the ladles aid meets at the home- of Mrs. WInterberger. Others will follow through Christmas week. Airs, i oung In her leadership in the ministry of song is making fine progress with tbe Christmas music Its to be better than ever. Our minister will bring a message Sunday morning on - the topic watching for the Dawn." New plans for Improvement are under way. C. E. under the leadership of Elizabeth Hugg;ns meets at e:30. Come and join the rousing song- fost. strangers reel at home in tho atmosphere of our church. r. FIRST UNITARIAN East Eleventh avenue at Ferry street. Morning service at 10:46 o'clock. Special laymen's service Sunday morning with C. E. Ingalls editor of the Corvallls Gazette-Times a speaker. The subject of Mr. In- gaii s address win De ' me evolu tion of Religion." The soloist at this service will be Nina Warnock. violinist. The church school meets at the close of the morning service. In the adult's class studying "The Unitarian's Bible" tho subject of tho talk by the pastor, Frank Fay Eddy will he , "Moses and the Exodus.' The women's alliance will give a tea In honor or Mn. Julia Comstock of Portland, na tional director of Unitarian alli ances for Oregon, at the Manse, .1134 Ferry street, Tuesday after noon from 3 till 5. Mrs. Comstock will give a talk on' alliance work In general. ; FIRST BAPTIST Of Cottage Grove. Chapel car one block north of 8. P. station. Rev. J. D. Chap pello missionary in charge, J. C. Orr. pastor, feundhy school 10 a. m. Classes for all, The pastor will preach both morning and eve n'ng. .11 a. m. "Why Join the Baptist Church?" 7:30 p. m, "The Power of tho Gospel." At the B. Y. P. U., meeting there will he a report from the gathering nt Roseburg Inst week-end. This will oe oi interest 10 an young people. As previously announced Decem ber 20 Is "Join the Church Sun day," and at the morning service msny are coming Into the church, Therefore next Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday evenings there will be special evangellBUo meetings, to wnicli the public Is cordially In vltcd. Sunday evening December 20 the Sunday school -will give their Christmas program, consist ing of Tableaux picture of Christ in propnecy. . BIBLKJ RTANDA RD Fred L. Hornshuh pastor. Our new church building, the Lighthouse temple wmcn is now under construction at. Twelfth and Olive streets Is get ting well under construction. The plastering Is now boing done Stucco work Is nearly completed. Our Sunday services are being held In the Armory. Sunday school at 10. You would have to enjoy these profitable classes and teaching they are so good. Preaching at 11 by tho pastor. Tho Sunday morning messnge and spirit In the meeting Is alwnys very edifying. At 2:30 tho sermon will ho on "Faith and Its Accomplishments."' Come nnd have your faith In divine matters Increased.: At 6:30 the Crusaders meet at Seventh and Pearl for their young people's meeting. Rov. J. It, Conlee will deliver a message to the' young people nnd it will be most Instruc tive and profitable. Then at 7:80 begins the rousing great meeting oi tne day. Tnis will be preceded by en orchestra rehearsal and the pedal selestlons of the service FIRST METHODIST KPISCO PAW J. Franklin Haus. minister. Church school at 9:43. Classes and teachers for all ages. If you are not attending elsewhere, en roll with us. Morning sermon on the theme. "America and the Purpose of God." This will be the morning of two sermons on the subject. The second will be given on Sun day morning. December 30. High school group of leaguors will meet at 6:30 sharp. "Our League World" is the theme. The Wesley club meets also at 6:30. Miss Verna Oilman will lead. Her topic will be "Congregational ism." This will be the third of denominational studies conducted by the club. The pastor preaches at 7:30 on the subject "Absolom." This Is an Informal service, with congrega tional singing preceding the ser mon. If yon love to sing, join us. The special musio for the day Is as follows: Morning at II, anthem They That Trust In the Lord.0 Manney. quartet and cbolr. Solo, "In My Fathers House." MaoDer mid. Mrs. McGrew. Evening at 7:30. Anthem. "In the Beauty ot the Gloaming" Heavens, Mrs. Mc Grew, Mr. Bryson and choir. FIRST CHRI8TIAN Oak and Eleventh streets. E. V. Stivers, pastor. There were 955 In Sunday school Sunday. That was wonder fully fine. This Sunday we are expecting more than that, for the reason that this Is "I.Am Loyal Sunday," and a great crowd will attend. Make the day an out standing one by unending all the services. The pledge for the year 19Z6 for the support of the church will be received on this day. Miss Nellie Baxter will sing tho morn ing solo. We are confidently ex pecting a real day of victory. Sun day evening the large choir will have charge, the entire evening being given over to Christmas music. This will be an important and enjoyable evening. The year Is fast drawing to a close and we especially urge loyalty these last few Sundays. The church Is clos ing one of Its very best years- and we want every Sunday to count. Tho lost word received from the Ross Evangelistic company Is that It will oe ready (or tne evangelistic campaign which begins January 2. It Is not often thaUevangellits secured so long In advance can reach a place on the time an nounced. We expect a great meeting. CENTRAli PRESBYTERIAN Rev. A. H. Snunders, pastor. Rev. Bruce J. Glffen, university pnator. At 6:45 a. m., Bible school. rL A. Moults, genaral superintend ent. Our Bible school crowds and overflows out building, yet there Is still room for more. Excellent teaching characterizes 'our school. Everyone from Infants to grand parents are provided for. Join ns today. At 1 1 a. m the pastor will preach another sermon In the series on "The Man of Galilee". The, theme will be, 'Tho Comrade Christ." The quartet and vested choir . will, sing tho anthom, "Flcrco was tho Wild Billow," Noble, and tho duet, "Lead Kindly Light," Lansing, will be sung by Messrs Slcfcrt and Jones. At 6:30 the Westminster league, composed of young pepfe of high school ago, will meet at the church. Tholr topic will bo "Christmas for Selt or othors." Acts 20:32 to 35. The meeting will be In charge- of the Here's the Way to Heal Rupture A Manrvetoaa Belf-IIomc-Treatmeni 'font Anyone uan Use on Any - JRoptare, Large or .Small . 'CU NotJiini to Trr ' Rsatured people sll ur th eotfl try are Srnasaa St. tha almost mlrecs loue results of a simple Method fsr rapture that Is smg eent free to all Who write fsr It, This ramsrksbls Ruplars System Is on of the frtst l blssilnts evsr offtrta to - ruptorsd insa, womsB and children. H Is t Ins pronounced the most sucoseeful Method ever discovered, end - makes in -oe oi .trusses or supports usne- esesrr. ' - - sVo matter how bed th runaW. how long yen have had It, or how hard to' hold i no matter how msar hinds of truases you have worn. 1st nothing prevent rou from getting title rnnn TiiKATMsnT, wnetnsr you inins yon sr paai neip or nave a rap tur ss-lars as your flats, this mar. lous system will sS control It snd keep It up Ineld ss to surprle yos with Its mama inflaenco. , 'It will so help you.-restore tne pane wnere tn rup ture conies throusn that soon ou will b aa free to work St any occupation si tooiifh rnu had never been ruptured ' You sap. hats s f re trial 'of this wonderful otrengtnenfng preparation by mry eendlns rnnr nam snd art- Area to W. A. roi.MNO, Inc., tllO Catlings BnlldlBg, WUMrlomv H. T, Rend no money. The trial Is free. Writ now today. It msy save the wearing of trass tn rest el your life, i i Freshman girls. At the same hour, the .Christian Endeavor society meet nt Westminster house, Folic leeiitlt and Klucald. In I lie eve. nlng, the pastor will hpeak on the theme, nppropi'luto to the pre ChilHimii season, 'The Greatness of John the Baptist." The uunriel will slug, "No Shadows Yondor." Gaul. This 41 mlnuiti quiet, In spiring servh'O provides just the right close for the Sabbath day. Anmiig the outstanding events of the Meek Is tho HI. Andrews' Brotherhood dinner uu Tuesday, 6:16 p. m. at tho church. Th spcKkor . will be Prof. A. It. Sn-vemer. In addition, a varied nnd dollghtrul tnuslonl program bus been provided. 147 men have been enrolled In tbe brotherhood during th past week. We expect this to be the blKgest meeting we have ever had. The matron's guild meets Wednesday ut 11:30 with Mi's. J,' 11. McDonald, 069 West Ninth. Mid-week meeting, led by the pastor, on Thursday at 7:30. This is a "different"' meeting and seems to meet the need for prac tical heli tied Inspiration between Sundays. The quartet and vested chorus are working diligently on the Christmas enntntu, "Mnk Christ King," Dudley Buck, to be r resented at the church on Sunday ecember 10 at 4 p. m. A cor dial Invitation Is extended to all who are not attending any other church to attend our services. A Budget ChrUtma It Way to Solve It In Deciding Upon Gift Think of Taste of th Ono to Bo Gifted and Try to Satisfy Hobbles. '"Christmas Is comln', the chil dren cry, Counting the week that are hur rying by."" And what are you going to do about It? It may mak dad groan as he think or the ulready high cost of living, and It causes mot hot a bit of anxlou thought, too. But aomothlng must be done. A wise beginning Is a list. Includ ing everything which you expect or hope to do, Rtfls. decorations, do nut Ions, everything. Then determine tne amount you can spend. The chances are that you will grow more generous, a the season of good-will approaches, and stretrh It somewhat. But one should not go Into It blindly, buying lavishly at the first and then finding youl fund, exhausted before you have gone the rounds. A budget Christ inu Is tho way out of that UUP. culty. eor vwrOhln onmeno dspten thotts One may a well decide at the first that the great circle of friend shall be remembered by a card only: for there are the child rela tives and the aged who must have girts. Christmas means so much to them. There are the benevo lences which make a Just claim on us at this season. In deciding what gift think of the tastes of the one to be glftoj and make your girts along the line or his hobby, whether athletics, house-keeping, reading, the college room, art. traveling or mothering. I The , appropriate girt Is thrice ! prized, lavish giving does not nl-! ways bring happiness. The Christ maa girt should be chiefly a token of remembrance. CresweU High New Note Owl Hold Meeting. Delegates Olve Report. Talk Are Interesting. New Record Purchased. By DOROTHY MfAUD The order nt 1 1. m r). I . - meeting In the assembly room Fri day afternoon. Th following pro gram was given; Piano solo Clifford Travllllon uiacussion on Free Toxt Book System ....Winter Wallace and Charles Young. ReHtAtlAn flnMl T) nt. I , 1 Talk on current cvents..Mary Miller i-ian soio..... Mildred Hohlnott Recitation Mae Weber Discussion on Vacclnatlori Wilbur Petty and Wilfred Moore - Wllhtie Pettv w1tA tr and Winters Wallace, the delegates mm v-reaweil mgn scnool to tho student conference at Eugene, gave their rennets nt fVta n. .. -t i -, .. sombly Wednesday morning. Their uiiksj were very interesting and con tained many helpful thought. t v On Monday and Tuosdny tho now records purchased by the student hodv were ntnv,l at ......1.1. i committee showed excellent taste in ineir cnoice or record and the pupils are deriving much pleasure from them. ilciddifi c tTtwares We specialize In distinc tive gifts fop discriminat ing people. ' '" ' ' ''.'. : Everything that is 'pro gressive in- art is here for your. Christmas selection". Qiftwares Aladdin lOM Willamette Strtet Telephone C52 With Mrs. Carter's lint Shop W 1 axrmcair .tUUrt CiellM You 7 rrteet this style from coast to coast ITS Universal the demand of smart dressers for the new "tube" coat. You'll see it often wide in the shoulders, tapering in stream line to narrrow skirt, ' ' ample of pockets, collar ant lapel a true aristocrat. With the "tube" coat you can effectively block the frigid blasts of either style critic or winter wind. CLQTHCRAFT TAILORED OVERCOATS $25 to $45 J. Matt Johnson Co. IT PAYS TO PAY' CASH 30 Ninth Are. fctut ! :' 30 Ey Steps from WMi The 14-year-old child Is It when buying a railroad tlekel and II when driving a car. Florence (Ala.) Herald. . , you Will appreciate OUR ' "r ' 75c Sunday Dinner Music by the VagsuSood, fron to t P. M. - YeTpwne. Shopp The Most Acceptable Gift is a good Photograph High-Class Work nt' Moderate Prices OPEN AI.BO HUNDATB TIM CMHI8TUA8 The Martin Studio . Tclcnhone 733 " " Seventh nnd Will Owina to the fact that pur ppening for 0' ness was almost )oo late for the Chrjstmss ' . .trade! offer pur pntire stock of Christy toys at cost. ART IJEEDLE jVpjMC appeals most tq a cultured larjy as a Christjmas gift. We ijivite you to.look oyer our jfpc before you make your selection. FREE, to every youngster under 10 accompanied by a grownup we will give absolutely free one 50c game pf Mali Jongg. Come while they Inst. . No. 8 East Ninth Avenue
