SERTKS AT NEWBERG CHURCHES
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CHRISTIAN
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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.
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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.
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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
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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
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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.
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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.
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N ew berg B akery
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Sunday school 9:45, Dr. H. C.
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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
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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.
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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.
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