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oow meeting in Washington to revise and seek simplification In the forms. The number of forum needed this year
III require 50 carloads, containing 1.500,000 pounds of paper, valued at 3330,000. Left to right: David W. Pell.
H. C. Armstrong, Z. M. Smith, secretary, Oliver Kinsel, chairmen. John G. lletuey and II. tl Weston.
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IflttlK Churches |
Bethany Prwby terian Charch
10:00—Sunday school.
11:00—Morning worship. "The
Christian's Balance Sheet."
Evening—Union services at the
Baptist church, with united choir
and orchestra Union young people's
meeting also
Henry G. Hanson. Minister
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Iturch of Christ
(Christian Church)
t "A Bible Gold Mine. Acts 1:1,” is
the sermon subject for 11 o'clock
9unday. "Three Thousand Conver­
sions in a Day.” ts the subject for
7:30.
You are I invited.
Invited.
Bible
school at 10. classes for all. C. E.
at 6:30. You will be welcome at the
"home-like church."
O. J. Law. minister
St. Luke's Episcopal
Second Sunday in Lent
7:30 p. tn . evening services
A cordial invitation to visitor« and
strangers.
Rev. Philip K. Hammond.
Vicar In Charge
Baptist Church
Bible school at 10. Dr. M. R. Brit­
ten. superintendent. Classes for all
ages.
Morning service at 11. special
First Church of t Wrist Scientist
music by the chorus, sermon by the
pastor.
Christian Science aervlces are held
At 6:30 a union young people's every Sunday in the W. O. W. hall,
meeting with the Christian Endeavor at 11 a. m.
Wednesday evening
of the Presbyterian church.
meeting at 8 o'clock. The subject
At 7:30 the Presbyterian and Bap­ Sunday is "Mind."
tist cohgregations unite in service.
Reading room la open from 3 to,
There will be a sacred concert in 4 p. m dally except Sundays and
charge of Prof. Applehoff Sermon holidays The public is cordially ln-
38600. Bungalow and acreage.
JOS. MOSS -AGENCY Fir« Insur­
on “The Gospel of the Divine 3acri- [ rll<)1 t0 attend lhe ,ervices and I to
37600. iBungalow, large lot. |8.-
ance. plate glass llabilty. Insur­
ace.”
risii the reading room.
500. Bungalow, $3800
Bunga­
ance. 204 4 Sixth street
tt
A cordial welcome to all.
low. large lot. 33500. Elegant cot­
C. M Cline, pastor.
E. L. OAI j BRAITH —Real eetate. in­
large
tage and grounds. $4000
St. Anae's Catholic Church
sù rance aud plate glass liability.
large ’
house, close In. $3800.
Sunday
mass
at
9
o'clock.
Newman M. E. Churvh
609 H G street, phono $8. 40tf
largo
house
close
in.
33850.
Rev. S. A. Counal. pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a m
house close in, $3800. large house
lAkfT—Mink muff. Ibetween Grants
Epworth Leagues at 6:30 p. m.
and grounds, $3600. Also other i
Paas
and
Hugo
Finder
please
re
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At 11 a. m. the pastor will preach
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pro¡>ertlea tq suit buyers.
turn to Courier office.
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on the theme "The i'nopenable
Parson»
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Door.” At the morning service the
FOR SA1JC—90-acre improved Irri­
EVERYTHING
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INSURANCE
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new converts will be received into
gated farm on good road, paid up | FOR SAIaK OR RENT -My Wolf
Dependable companies and reas­
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membership.
water right. 30 acre. In alfalfa. [ Creek ranch at a »aerified
onable rates. See T. M. Stott.
At 3 p. m there will be a men's
modern buildings, stock and imple- i acres adjoining town. 10 acres all
Buick Salesrooms.
102tf
meeting led by A. B. Cornell,
clear. 3 acres In apple« and I
menu. all for $12.000. Terms on
men and boys are invited to
peaches
Mountain trout Mream
part Heath A Herman
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WANTED—'Beeswax Market price
meeting.
Two springs, on Pacific highway
paid. Demaray's Drug Store 07
FOR SALE—Modern, close-in home.
At 7:30 p. tn. a song service fol-1
Fine «oil.. Good neighbor* Terms
11200. Heath A Herman
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lowed by a sermon by the pastor and WHILE IT LASTS—Alfalfa hay at
Any resident will show you the i
the old rink. 125.00 per ton for
a farewell talk by Fred Canaday,
place Price $3500. Janie. Wat- .
cash only. L. W. Hyde.
11 FOR SALE -Household goods Call
This will be the closing service of
son, 303 So Hill St., Loa Angeles
at house. 1113 D street
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the revival meetings.
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FOR SALE—1 small heater, 1 Beav­
er heater, 1 wardrobe. 1 extension WANTED—1000 feet second hand FOR SAIJS—6 acre tract. H tu:i.-
Church of God
Inch lumber. Hayes A Harter.
table, medicine cheats 721 Merlin
from town. Small house Good (
Preaching
Bunday school, 9:45.
Road
09 ' Murphy. Ore.
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11 and 7:30. Prayer meeting Wed­
barn and well. All fenced and
nesday evening. 7:30. The yubllc is V'DmN'G,Systematizing Fin aortal jt'-ST SOLD FIVE GOOD HIM»» j
cleared ready to plow
Under
| Statements. Ivan Livingston, In-
Buy yours now. Beautiful country
ditch See A J. Powers, at C. L
invited.
Ralph M. Conrad, pastor
corporated Accountant.
home. $50.000. Choice city home. I
Hobart's
SMITH’S GARAGE
OVERALLS
AND JACKETS
FLANNEL
SHIRTS
IX«K SAIX - 5 3-egg Cycle incuba­
tor. Wil sell cheap. Mrs. John
Patrick. |i| Sorth Eighth Htrroi
1‘hune 383-R.
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HIGH .* UK NIL HOY asola work af­
ter school Phone 156-J
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CHOICE STRAWBERRY PLANTS
Best varieties for Western Oregon
loganberry tk|> plants.
Cultural
Information free
loweot prices
Postal brings price list and des
crlpUona Interesting
Ward K
Richardson. 2383. F*ront Street.
Salem. Ore
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FOIl RALE Everbearing strawberry
Plants. 31 60 per hundred
Da-
livered at Valley Hardware Ad-
drees O. F. Webster. Bog 108. Rd
No. 4
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WANTED- Team work, plowing and
hauling. Call 417 West O St
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WANTED Car pen ter work
New
and repair, also leaky roofs By
experienced men
Care Booth's
Second Hand Store. Ill South 8th
street. Phone 71.
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DRESS SHOES
7
GLOVES
UNDERWEAR
1-2
1-2
1-2
V
1’2 $1.50 $3
PRICE
PRICE
1
PRICE
PRICE
HATS
—and—
CAPS
1-2
PRICE
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LISLE SOX
DAYS
CANVAS
GLOVES
Two For
KHAKI PANTS
$1.90
WOOL SOX
3 PAIR
$1
TRUNKS
1-2
SAVE!
40c
25c
DAYS
1
PRICE
HAND BAGS
’ I *EN MORE DAYS of the Greatest Clearance Sale in our
* history. These bargains are far below the New Spring
Prices. Check up the items you are interested in and come and
see for yourself. These SPECIAL SALE PRICES will positively
end February 28th; New Spring Prices will thereafter prevail.
1-2
ANY SUIT OR OVERCOAT EXACTLY 1-2 PRICE
1-2
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IO DAYS
MEN’S
SUSPENDERS
IO DAYS
Peerless Clothing Co
“If Men Wear It, We Have It”
ODD PANTS
PRICE
SUIT CASES
PRICE
MACKINAW
COATS
1-2
PRICE
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