UtEDFCJRTJ SD&E TRIBUNE, MTCDFOKD. OKEGONT. SATURDAY, 'APIaTTJ 2!. 1920.
Baby. Sleeps at Night
when the stomach works naturally and
bowelsmovefrccly. Mra.Winskw'sSyr
- up is especially recommended for quick
ly overcoming wjnd colic, diarrhoea,
conittpation, flatulency, and other dis
orders Kelp baby's digestion by giving
2 : MRS..
WIN SLOWS
SYRUP
'- TU Isfuli' ndChiWrtn'i Remittor
and note the health-building sleep that
' follows. Nothing better for teething
time. This remedy contains no opiates,
narcotics, alcohol or any harmful in-
Ercdients. The formula is on every
otUe of this safe, vegetable regulator.
. At all druggtttm
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FATHER
CRAMMER
( Xim-Sfi'tarian )
mrnm
Divine Healer
Ot Colorado, oi 25 years ago, and
ptyled.'. b'y the newspapers "the
world's groatest divine healer" lias
been drawing great ''crowds at the
people's . Auditorium in Portland,
Grand. Opera Mouse in Salem, and
Kugeno and other places, and healing
hundreds of people of all kinds of
diseases. :Ho carries records of many
Wonderful cases of healing from Den
ver, Seattle, Salem, Eugene and
many other, places.
I In the larger places crowds are be
ing, turned away from the opera
jiouses and hotels daily, unable to see
him on account of the rush. Some
jiave waited as high as four days to
pet to see him. He is prevailed upon
almost every available moment to go
but In autos and taxies to- see those
who aro unable to come, or be
r,ougt to. him.
The Father will be at Hotel Nash,
.ledfpr.d. Saturday,' April 24, to May
, .AU who wish to be healed may
see him, 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p.
pi. daily.
ither wilt 'begin his course of lec
ures at Moose Hall, Sunday, Apr. 25,'
kt7:4o. Admission free. AH invlt-
Bd. subject, "ino sacrea inre. aqv.
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GIVEN 1 HEARTFELT
FAREWELL. PHOEI
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KLEIN
The
Tailor
Seldom has there' been such a
warm expression of good will mani
fested on the uart of the people of
this vallev to any one as was shown
lust night in Clyde Hall, Phoenix.
The members of the Phoenix Pre
bvteriau church and conurcantion and
other residents of the community
gathered in larcre numbers to express
their feelings in terms of unalloyed
loyalty toward I!ev. J. K. Baillio, D.
D. and Mrs. Baillie, who for the past
ten years have made their home
there.
Now that the time is drawins noar
at hand when these much respected
friends uro to chanao their residence
to Los Aneeles, the heartaches are
rapidly developing. But there is a
very consolins feature of the nature
of the heartaches. Both Dr. and Mrs.
Baillie "have fought a eood fieht"
and "have kept the faith," thouah
there is no sien that thev ha.vo fin
ished their course.' Quite tho con
trary, for Dr. Baillio has acquired
the habit of preaching for so many
yeurs in accordance with Christ':
Sermon on the Mount that "all thincs
whatsoever ve would that man should
do to vou, do ye even, so to them"
that he will not ensilv be able to with
draw from this practice. Nor will he
attempt it, but rather,, because of his
lonn-establishod custom ho enn lie
counted on to "walk worthy of the
Lord unto all pleasing, beimr fruitful
in every cood work, and increasing
in the knowledec of God."'
This is a day of concentration and
co-operation, and in both these re
spects Dr. Baillie is fortunate in hnv
ine the uufuilinv assistance of his
sood wife. '" ' "
I Li tnn&ilija roeoirnifion of'tho liiuli
esteem in which tho concreirution hold
them, Dr. Boozer handed to Mrs. Bail
lie a beautiful gold wrist watch and
to Dr.. Baillie a scarf pin, and set of
cuff links..., .Bath of the reoipients
acknowledged the gifts in word of
heartfelt appreciation and manifested
in every, way the lush, value they
place upon Dr. Buillie's parishioners
after this lonir term of service. ' -
It seemed fitting to tho 'officersT'of..
tho church' that Dr. arid Mrs. Baillie
should carry with them some token
of respect in the form of a writton
word which they, might carry witlf
them to present as occasion might
justify, and accordingly the following
was placed in Dr. Bailie's hand, after
being rend to those who had gathered ;
"To Whom it May Concern :
"This will introduce to vou Hoy.
J. K. Baillio, D. D., and Mrs. Baillie,
who for the past ten years have made
their home in Phoenix, Oregon.
"During this entire period Dr. Bail
lie has held the pastorate of the First
Presbyterian Church of Phoenix, nod
both he and his able wife have Won
the love and esteem, the respect ami
confidence not only of tho people of
the community in which thev have re
sided, but those of the entire Rogue
River vallev as well.
"Dr. Baillie is one of those 100 per
cent Americans whose services stand
out as indispensible to tho growing
needs of a world torn asunder bv the
ravages of. war, and fortunate indeed
is that community which is able to
gain his counsel. ' '
"A man of thoy finest Christian
character, a prince among men. Dr.
Baillie has ever stood for the right
even in the face of daring odds. Ue
is a man with a heart which beats
in sympathetic rvthm with the op
pressed and the afflicted, and he is
untiring in his efforts to lend com
fort and aid where his services are
needed.
"Mrs. Baillio has always been a
strong support to her husband1 in Itlie
work he has undertaken,, and ns a
leader in - the- woman's organizations
it the' church and community her ft'li
viecs have been unexcelled. She has
proven herself a tower of strength
in the Missionary Society and Red
Cross activities and has at nil times
shown herself willing, readv- and ef
ficient respecting the case in hand.
"We, the undersigned, represcntini:
the various organizations of " thj.
church and community, bespeak for
Dr. and Mrs. Baillie the esteem and
confidence which thev have so worth
ily merited from us. . . - ' . '
"JOHN S. BONAR,
"Clerk of Session.
. "C. C. HARTLEY,
"President Board of Trustees
v '. "HENRY W. FRAMK
"Superintendent Sunday School
"MRS. M. N. NORRIS
"President Women's Missionary
society.
"MRS. HENRY W. FRAME, .
"President Ladie's Aid Society
"LEONARD CHAP1N BROWN
"President Young People's Society
Christian Endeavor.
"MRS. WILLIAM CARLASS
"President Red Cross Society."
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St. Mark's Bpiscopal
Cor. North Oakdale and Fifth Sts.
8 a. m. Holy-communion.
""10 a. m."6unday school.
; 11 av in. Morning prayer.
7:30 p. m. Evening service and In
struction. I Wm. B. Hamilton.
First Spiritualist Church
(Meetings 2 and 8 p. ra.
Althoa hall, corner Main and Cen
tral streets. The public 1b invited.
Free will offering. Rev. J. R. Still
well and wife, speaker and reader.
Catholic Church
South Oakdale Ave.
First mass Sunday at 8 a. ni.
Second mass at 10:30 a. m. -dJenedictlon
at 4:30 p. m.
Rev. John Powers, rector.
Rvang.-Luth. Zlon's Church
Fourth St. below Oakdale Avo.
Rev. Dr. W. R. Morenz-Oeser, Pastor.
Res. 518 West Fourth St.
. . Jubilate
Sunday school 10 a. m.
pivine Borvice 11 a. ra.
Catechetical instruction for confir
mation every Saturday afternoon ut
2 o'clock. You and yours are cor
dially invited.
Central Point (Brick) Church
10. Sunday school.
11. Mo riling worship. Subject,
"Pilate's Question." Special music.
6:30. Young 'peoplo's union.
(7:30. One half hour of song sorvice
Sermon: A continuation of the study
ot Jonah tho prophet, or some les
sons from Ills book.
-Watch tor our announcement of
the burning of tho mortgage this
coming week, and plan to attend this
special service, 10 . II. Edgar, pastor.
" ' First Christian Church
Corner Ninth and Oakdale. "
Bible school 9:45. 13. W. Paul,
supt.
Preaching 11 a. m. Subject, "The
Ne'vy" "Birth." Special music. Anthem,',
"Consider the Lilies," J. H. Herbert.
Christian Endeavor 6:30. Miss
Jessie Wilson, leader.
Evening servico 7:30 p. m. Sub
ject, "A Church in the 2 0th Century
of tho First Century Kind."
Happy song service, a violin solo;
and vocal duet. "Rock of Ages" sung
by D. E. Millard and Geo.- Maddox.
- You are welcome to our services.
Baptist Church
A church with a cordial welcome
to all. : . .
9:45 a. in. Sunday school. ClasscB
for all. .Everybody welcomed. F. W.
Mcarsi-supt. .- - ., '.
11 a. in. Morning service. Preach
ing ty the Rev. W. B. Stewart. Sub
ject: "Our Needy Brother."
.i:30 p. m. B. Y. P. U. meeting.
All young people cordially invitod.
7:30 p. m. Evening service. Rev.
W. B. Stewart will preach on the
subject: "Christ and Him Crucified."
A large attendance is requested.
7 p. m. Thursday. The Golden Link
class will have charge of "The Sur
vey." Prayer meeting sorvice will
follow the survey..
' Free Methodist Church ;
Cor. Tenth and Ivy streets.
"Straight is the gate and narrow
Is the way that leadeth unto life; and
few there be that find it." We can
not reach heaven through some re
ligious notion of our own but because
we have met the conditions in' tho
word of God. All are Invited to at
tend our services which' are as fol
lows: '
Sunday school at 10, a. mi1-
Preaching services at 11a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Class meeting at noon.
Young people and children's meet
ing 6:30 Pj m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30.
p. m.
- Rhoda Burnett, pastor. Res. 337
West 10th Btreet. Phone 426.
Methodist Kpiscopnl Church, South
-v- Cor-Main and Oakdule.
Dr. Joueft P. Bray, pastor. -
punday school at 10 a. m: Dr.
Frank Ttoberts, supt. We have a
school that you will bo pleaBod to be
in-; ,. :.
'" 'Preaching at It a. m.' kni 7:30
j. m., by. the pastor. Topic for the
morning .hour,, "Tho Christian
;Home." Did you ever stop to think
what your neighbor thought of your
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New
Grocery
Store
Service our. motto.
All kinds of Vegetables.
Palace
Grocery
Moffat & Launspach
132 W Main. Phone 109
Give us a trial.
Christian home. In this sermon you
will got both sides of the question.
The doors of the church will be
opened for membership at end of the
morning service. Special music and
congregational singing. A home
church for "you aro always welcome."
First MothiHlist KpLsroal Church
Cor. Fourth and -Bartlett.
Rev. J. Randolph Sasnett, pastor.
Sunday school 9: 4o.
Preaching 11 a. ni. by Dr. S. A.
Danford, district superintendent.
Epworth League 6;15. A meet
ing for all young people. Harold
Wiley, leader.
IPrcaohlng by Dr. Dnnford at 7:30.
(Morning anthem, "Christians, the
Morn Breaks Sweetly O'er Thee" by
Shelley. Soloist, Miss Anderson, ilr.
MacDonough and .Mr. Canaday. Duet,
"Doubt iNo More" by Hughes. Mr.
MacDonough and Mr. Pierce.
Evening anthem, "The Heavens
Are Declaring" (Iiccthoven-Buck).
Soloist, Mrs. Bliton. Tenor solo,
Tenor solo, rec. and Aria, "If With
All Your Heart" from (Elijah) by
Mendelssohn. Mr. F. C. ICdmcades,
Miss Helen Philbrook, pianist. Dt-'
rector, Mrs. May Jordan MucDonough
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Branch of the mother church, The
First Church of Christ, Scientist, In
Boston, Mass.
Services are hold every Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock. Subject, "Pro
bation After Death."
Sunday school at 9:45. All under
the age of twenty arc welcome.
Wednesday evening meetings, nt
whkeh testimonies of Christian Sci
ence healing are given, at 7:30.
Women
Made Young
Dright eye3, a clear skin and a body
full of youth and health may bo
yours if you will keep your system
in order by regularly taking
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Church edifirc, 2 U .N'orlh Oakdale.
Tho read in k room, which fa in the
M. F. & H. bklg., is open from 1 to
5 daily except Sundays and holidays.
All authorized literature may be read
or purchased.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the services, and visit the
reading room.
Carl
First Presbyterian (liuivli
Cor. Main and Holly Sts.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.,
Brommer, supt.
aiorning service at 11 a. m.( ser
mon, "Seen in the Face of a Flower."
F.vonhiK service at 7:110 p. m.t bct
mon, "Tho .Mortgaged Future.'
The morning music will be, selec
tion by the quartet choir and a duet
by William Vawter and Huth War
ner. In the evening Miss Huth War
ner, -will sing a solo.
Peter, a good fisherman, made his
biggest catch after listening to a
I pood sermon. Perhaps Sunday liior
j ning would be a good time to hear
J tho sermon in one of our churches,
i Kver think about it?
J William Vawter, director of music.
jMrs. 11. K. Marsh, organist. L. My
I ion Boozer, minister.
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Meals Cooked Automatically
These people have just returned from an all-day auto trip
and are taking .their dinner out of their automatic stove.
The pleasure of coming home at the end of a long trip to a
piping hot dinner ready.to serve can only be appreciated by
those who have experienced it. V ;
Miss Grace Bogue of the Westinghouse Co.
is demonstrating how it can be done
- at People's Electric Store 212 W. Main St.
1:30 to 5 p. m.
California - Oregon Power Company
128 East Main SI.
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