HAT! IlDAY, JULY X lirJI. ■ GRANT* r.UB DAII.Y OOP RIEH PAGB BIGHT |flt the Churches I Bethany l>re.'byterian « hurvlt 10:00, Sunday achool. 11:00, morning worship. "Pa-| trioUsiu and Production " 8:00, evening- worship, "Our Brother in Black.“ Both services are patriotic in char­ acter. the sermons deal with prob­ lems of our nation's welfare and growth, and the hymns sung will be 1 of a simitar nature. At the morn­ in service Alisa Augusta Parker will sing, "The laird Will Comfort Zion," ‘ ; from Isaiah. Henry G. Hanson, minister. The first daily Vacation Bible school closed its session yesterday with appropriate commencement ex­ ercises at the Baptist chdrch Mrs Stearns, the superintendent had the exercises in charge. Miss Ellis con- ducted an interesting Bible drill imong the pupils, different songs were sung by the school under the supervision of Mrs. Powers, who also staged an interesting playlet on the flag, written by herself Mrs. Gebers. who had charge of the primaries, and I Mrs. layoff. who had conducted the Baptist Churvh 'craft work, had a very interesting Bible school at 10, classes for all j and extensive exhibit of the work of ages Morning service at 11. Mrs. I the school presented in the basement. Roat will sing "In the Secret of His Mrs. Chapman has had charge of the Presence." Sermon on "Soul IJ- enrollment and the awards for spe­ berty.” B. Y. P. U. at 7. Evening cial work. Her records show about service at 8. Duet by Mildred Tay­ 190 persons enrolled, the largest at­ lor and Josephine Newman, sermon tendance any one day being 66. on "What Is Christianity's Big Job?” iTwenty-two pupils received special Service at Merlin at 2:30. attention for the work done during Come to the church where you are | the term. Following the exorcises always welcome. |at the church the school was taken in C. M. Cline, preacher ¡automobiles to the park, where a sumptuous supper was partaken of Newman At E. Church f by the school and its friends Sunday school at 10 a. m. Epworth Leagues at 7 p. m. ■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ In the morning at 11 o'clock the » ADDITIONAL LOCAL ♦ pastor will preach a patriotic ser­ *,♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ mon on the theme. “Our Indepen­ dence." Loyal Americans will ap­ Funeral Services Tomorrow- Funeral services for Alexander preciate this sermon. In the even­ ing at S o’clock he will preach on Johnston, who died early yesterday the theme, "Consider the IJlies ” morning, will bs held tomorrow af­ Good music A cordial invitation to ternoon at 2:30 o’clock at Hall’s attend is extended to all. especially chapel. Interment will be made at the Granite Hill cemetery. Rev. Jos­ strangers and tourists. eph Knott will officiate St. Anne's Catholic Church . O]wn Monday Morning— Sunday mass at S o'clock. The City meat market will l>e open Rev. S. A. Coupai, pastor. Monday morning until 9 o’clock. I,but no deliveries will be made. 19 Church of God Sunday school 9:45. Preaching at il a. m. and S p. m. Young people's Oregonian- at Oxt'>rvl— People from many points in Ore-' meeting 7 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday S p. m. You are invited I gon were registered at the Oxford . . last night Among these were: John! to attend our services. J. Sheldon will preach in the even­ 1 Stevenson, of Wllderville, Mrs. E. J Hadley. Mr. and Mrs. A H Averill ing at 8 o'clock. and H. L. Averill of Portland, E. R. M. .Conrad, pastor. Vandergan of Takilma. Frank Need­ ham of The Halles. John Kestly of' Church of the Xaza rent" 3 p. nr. Sunday (except 2nd Sab­ Portland and Mr. and Mrs F. H.* 1 Griffin of Portland. Other guests bath in mc|pth). 7:30 Tuesday evening of each i were: Mrs. P. E. Thyn of San Fran- ; cisco, and E. E. Carney of Kirkland, week. Services in 3. B. A. hall over Rack­ Washington. et Store. All cordially welcome. Boowell Investor Here— L. E. Fenton, pastor. A large number of Investors in the 1 First Church of Christ Scientist I Boswell mine will spend a short | Christian Science services are held time here this summer looking over ' every Sunday in the W. O. W. hall, the property, according to E. E. Caf- Mr at 11 a. m Wednesday evening ney. of Kirkland, Washington meeting at 8 o’clock. The subject • Carney, who is an investor in the' company, will spend a few days at i Sunday is, "God." Reading room is open from 2 to : the mine. He states that there is a 4 p. m. daily except Sundays and I lively interest in the northern city | holidays. The public is cordially in­ in the mining industry in southern ! vited to attend the services and to Oregon While in the city. Mr. Car­ ney is stopping at the Oxford visit the reading room. LOS ANGELES WILL DECLARE HOLIDAY FOR MARSHAL FOCH Los Angeles. Cal., July 2.—(A. P.) —When Marshal Foch of France visits Los Angeles In November of this year, as he is expected to do. a holiday is to be declared in his honor. The chamber of commerce of Los Angeles and other civic bodies have outlined a program which calls for a holiday proclamation by Mayor Cryer, a parade of the .American eL- gion and the national guard, a recep­ tion and other functions. Copyright 1921 Hart bcluttacr & Marx But Remember the t • * Big Reduction Sale , To Get Rid of Red Ants. The following Is recommended by the United States Department of Ag­ riculture: Make a strop of ordinary cane sugar and water, rather thin, with the addition of not more than ■ hree-fourths of 1 per cent sodium i -enate. which is poison. Saturate sponges with the sirup and : pl.o e about Where the ants are found. They carry the mixture to their nests sod feed It to thefr young and queens, ' which eventually destroys the colony. Celebrate the Glorious Fourth | NOW ON AT’THE Peerless Clothing Company 8 “If Men Wear It. We ¡hoe it" ________________________________________ Chevrolet car. Finder please leave clever Incidents abound throaghout MUM loltti The vandta Ent. at Horning's Shack. 24 the action of this virile photoplay Burning a candie right to the end GET YOUR LUMBER from the Jose­ The star appears as one of th« Seed Wheat Not Eastly Kilted. la always something of a problem. Try phine Lumber Co., at wholesale FOR RENT 5-room modern house, mounted th« Inexorable law of Scientific farmers will assure you that this on the next set. Put three pins good location K. L> Galbraith. mill prices All kinds of planed the seed of wheat loses its life within, into the bottom of each candle, letting which Is. Your Man? He hit* 60» W G St 1» lumber. Our truck delivers any­ at most, ten years, but Dr. Asa Gray them extend out quite a distance. iipoa the Idea of robbing a bank to First Typesetting Machine. where. Phono 188. 107 North wrote: “In ordinary cases legumlDous Then set them In the pins on the gain membership In a gang of out­ The original Inventor of the type­ seeds have longest preserved germi­ Sixth street. *2tr NEW TODAY—<’mp supplire, lunch laws. so that he can capture the mas holder. setting machine was William Church nating power; in some very well-au­ baskets, granito cups find plates, he wants for murder But ha la dis­ DRY 16-INCH PINE wood, *3 per of Boston, who had it patented tn Eng­ thenticated cases up to seventy or per­ camp stoves, dairy pails, suit <•»»<•» covered In sanding the money back land In 1822, or 32 years before Mer- haps one hundred years. Nearly uni­ tier. Houser Bros. Phono 326-Y Mongolian Pony Hardy Animal. genthaler was bom. In all. there were form temperature, darkness and either 19 and traveling bag's refrigerator«, and accused of treachery. He Is forc­ For endurance, cleverness and orig­ oil stoves, 1 I "-Jewel Waltham wat♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ mounted policeman learns that the scrape away the snow with his fore­ W. H. Hart in Big Role murder was Justifiable. 8o ho con­ feet and find the sparse remains of the JOS. 51038 AGENCY—Flro Insur­ William S. (Hart's latest picture of ducted them to the boundary line and summer grass underneath. ance, plate glass llabllty, insur­ ance. 204 H Sixth street. tf the west, "O'Malley of the Mounted," permitted them their freedom, while will he the feature attraction at the he returned to the poet and resigned. University Motto of Dutch Origin. DONNING ROOM and kitchen of Rivoli theater tomorrow matinee, His resignation was decided upon The motto of Harvard university, Western Hotel for rent Inquire playing three days. The role of whoa he found himself In love with “Christo et Eccleslae,” Is of Dutch at the hotel. 24 O’Malley la said to be one of the the girl. The picture Is graphic In origin, according to a statement made WAITRESS WANTED Address No j strongest character ^portrayals with, action and Is highly Interesting. The by Clifford B. Clapp of the Henry E. which Mr. (Hart has favored his fol star is supported by Eva Novak. An­ Huntington library, Hun Gabriel, CulM 209 caro of Courier. 24 i lowent in many months. Thrills and trim Short and others. In an address before the Colonial so- clety of Boston. This motto, he said, I HAVE A ONE-TON TRUCK to rent was undoubtedly taken from an In­ for a 4th of July picnic party j scription on one of the portals of the Phone 375-Y. • 9 j" Academy of t raneker, founded In 15oJ CAPABLE WOMAN WANTED for by the estates of Friesland. day time only to help lit home for next few days. Call at 719 D st. ■ For the Tired Busin«*» Man. or phone 384-L. 1* Here Is a little quotation from Rob ­ F. O. B. 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