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SERTKS AT NEWBERG CHURCHES •»---------- * v l CHRISTIAN The government has shown 10 a. m.—Bible school, Z. Mar tin, superintendent. 11 a. m.—Sermon, ‘'Elijah un- j der a Juniper Tree.” 6:30p. m.—C. E.and Junior En deavor. \ The young people of the Chris- Endeavor will hold a Hal lowe’en social on Tuesday, Octo ber 30, at 7:46 p. m. All are cordially invited to attend . ' its* If to be your best friend, FRIENDS Mr. Farmer. Then help it in turn by buying a Liberty Bond. Sunday school at 10, Prof. Per isho, superintendent. Set your alarm clock for 8 o ’clock and come to the Friends Sunday school at 10. Morning preaching at 11. All members o f Friends church urged to be present, and if you are not member of any church we wel come you at the Friendly church. Yonng Peoples’ meeting 6:30. Yon miss something worth while everytime you fail to attend this service. Evening evangelistic meeting at 7:30. Come and spend sixty minutes with us, from 7:30 to 8:30, and we’ll do oar best to do yon good. We’ re got no frills of so-called New Thought to pre sent, but we are here to {breach the gospel o f Jeans Christ. Fred E. Carter, Pastor. O W ? W hy become connected with a strong bank like the U. S. National. Maintain a reasonable bank bal ance. Handle your affairs in a businesslike way. In this way we learn to know Y O U , your M ETHODS, your ABILITY. A s a matter of course, then, we shall be glad to help you in ways that arc practical to both the bank and yourself. H ( J ir y r»f I m « 8 - H i ■11 ■ ) UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Pure Milk and Cream are conducive to good health. - This is the kind w e supply our customers. Our Dairy is frequently inspected by the State Dairy and Food Commissioner and has been highly-com mended by that official. Give us a tria l * Second Liberty Loan Bonds A Safe Investment— A Great D u ty! L ib e rty B o n d s A R B safe. T h e dollar in your pocket, the land you ow n is no safer! H ow can you hesitate to buy? D on't ask your self “ H ow much can I spare?” Say “ H ow much can 1 raise?” ; BUY U . 3. GOVERNM ENT BONDS BUY Phone Red 66 c - H. Schunter SE A SO N A B L E C U T F L O W E R S -P lan ta in pots, cyclamens, (fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani ums, cal la lilies (hardy flowers), hydrangea, peonies. Roses our specialty (strong plants). Low. prices. Phans Mae 2 t 2 JOHN G O W E R Hewberg, Oregan J. H. SHERLOCK, Prop. The REXALL Store Carries a very large assortment o f everything to be found in the highest class drugstores. A ll kinds o f Pure Fresh Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Perfum es, School Books and Sup plies, Stationory, Liggett’s and Lowney’s Candies. Our stock of.Cigars is the best in town. You’ re always w elcom e JLYNN B . F E R G U S O N Phoa* Black 109 Proscription D n fg M 3 0 2 First Straat N IT NOW East Wa CaKfornia Is a pleasant winter route. " Travel in comfort through a land where it is always summer. There’ s San Francisco, San Joee, Del Monte, Monterey, Pacific Grove, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Venice and many other charming re sorts, and much beautiful scenery en route. Three Daily Trains f _ —,— Portland to San Francisco. Standard and tourist sleepers, dining cars, solid steel equipm ent Particularly at tractive at this season of the year. Ask your local agent for particulars. S outhern P acific L ines 3. Exem pt from norm al tax. 4. Sold on installments. $2 dow n on each $100 o f Bonds purchased; $18 btev. 1 5 , 1917; $40 D ec. 15, 1917; $40 Jan. 15,1918. f- n" ' 6. M ature N ov . be redeemed bj and after N o v . 7. A re transferable and can readily be converted into cash at any time. 8. Place you r order n ow through your Banker, B ond Salesm an, Postmaster or Department Store — and get 10 others to do the same. (C alifornia) to the scarlet sky. Sturdy and strong, we speed along heeding our Master’ s cry. The Eagle’ s beak is the army—the navy its carving daw s, A nd both may fight through day and night, and the wings will never pause. A night with Scotland’s bard, Robert Burns, at the Methodist chnrch Sunday night. A sermon lecture on “ The Cotter’s Satur day Night, or Fireside Religion.” This is in a series on “ Religion in W e are the wings o f the Eagle and our Great Poems.” Come and see if steel-lined tips are spread From shore to shore where the Oceans yon don’t like it. Others said roar, from north to the Gulf stream ’s they did. _____ _______ bad. products. Neither need we ar gue the necessity for perfect cleanliness in the m ixing and handling o f these materials. A visit to this bakery will demon strate its immaculate cleanliness. A trial o f our products will prove Let the soldier look to hia rifle, and the their delicious superiority. O b Guard at the Reading Gate N ew berg B akery 2. Bear 4 per cent interest. U . S. G O V E R N M E N T Sunday school 9:45, Dr. H. C. BO N D S N O W ! » Dixon, superintendent. Morning worship at 11, with preaching by the pastor. A live, spiritual service. This space contributed by Standard Oil Company Evangelistic meeting at 7:30 promptly. A fresh and inspiring song and praise service preceding the message. There seems to be a growing interest in these night services, and we invite you to come and bring a friend. O. F. Goettel, Pastor. W e are the wing« o f the Eagle, M ETH ODIST the importance o f usin first class materials in al 1. A re U . S . Governm ent Bonds. 5. Convertible if later bonds bear higher interest rate. — the best and safest in vestment you can m ake. B u y to your utmost limit! Insure D em ocracy for yourself, your fam ily, your Country, your R ace NAZASENE Liberty Loan Facts sailor look to the sea. It is a fine thing to guard our And what they need with an Eagle’s homes against alien soldiers ol speed be sure they will get from me. whose purposes we are all W e are the wings o f the Eagle, flecked aware. But it is also very im with our labors’ foam, portant to guard them against W ith freight and mail we blazed the other insidious toes that creep in trail for a mighty nation’ s home. As in peace we have been your servant, under the disguise o f friendly en so in war we will be your slave, tertainers to plunder and destroy And our wings will hum, and our pulses the cherished ideals, the lofty drum till the flags o f freedom wave. standards, the clear views that W e are the witws o f the Eagle, eager have given the home its charac to prove our worth. Fitted by akill to do your will with the ter. 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