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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1916. SIX i:j 'cl; . J i j FINAL NOTICE Contset Closes May 15th 7,777PrIzes First (t!j Prize Qp? 1,000 What is the 7th Point? From Maine to California, from Tcxai to Hudson Bay, millions of people have been ask ing ''What is the 7th Point in Sterling Gum? M . In practically every town, city and village in the United States and Canada, the published six points of superiority have brought Sterling Gum fast-growing popularity. But the seventh point still remains a riddle. Point CDlOWC Now, we are offering liberal prizes to those who send ui the best suggestions for the Sterling Gum Point 7. Before you make your suggestion for the 7th Point, read the following ; , The Following Story Unfolds the Secret of the Famous Point 7 To most people chewing Cum is a mystery. They may know that different chewing gums are made from different ingredients. But that is about all. Here are facts vhich we believe you will be glad to know about Sterling Gum: Your Sterling Gum is made from the following materials: The basis is the pure sap of the tropical Sapota Tree a natural gum. This natural Sapota Tree sap is boiled, sweetened and flavored. The sweetening is simply pure' cane sugar and pure corn syrup. The flavoring is of two kinds Peppermint (in red wrappers), Cinnamon (in blue wrappers). Q There are some twenty varieties of the mint plant. The Sterling Peppermint is a product of the choicest, smoothest-flavored of these many mint varieties. The spicy Cinnamon flavor is extracted from the Cassia bush which grows in the tropics. The sap of the Sapota Tree, the cane sugar, the corn syrup, the Peppermint and Cinnamon flavors all come from the sap of some plant or tree. Nature herself supplies these delicious ma terials from which your Sterling Gum is made. When you rrad the ibovet (acta on the material! that Sterling Gum ia made of, you will know all thai it ia necenary for you to know in entering tliia conteit. The fint prize will go to th one whoie tuggeation, baiedontlx above itory, nioit impressively pre aenta the natural purity ol Sterling CJum in the opinion of the judges. Remember that your suggestion muit be in six words or leit. The next best suggestion will win Iht second prize and 10 on down. It ia undentood that the Sterling Gum Company will have the right to uie the 7 Point suggestions lent in by the prize winncri. , The conteat ia easy to enter. Juit think out your way of express ing the 7th Point. Then write it out in aix worda or less and send it in aa directed in the conditions printed below. Kven if you don't win the fint prize of $1,000, you aland a chance to win one of the 7,777 entailer prizei. "V. ft! PEPPERMINT IN RED WRAPPER CINNAMON IN BLUE WRAPPER First Prize $1,000 Second Prize $500 Third Priia 7 Prixaa each 70 Priaea each $250.00 ; $25.00 $2.50 700 Prixas aach . Box of 20 fiva-ctmt package! of Starling Cum. 7000 Priaai aach . Box of 10 f iva-cant package) of Sterling Gum. Conditions of the Contest Judges Sterling Gum Company em ploycea cannot enter thia conteat. II two answer ire entitled to the same prize, the full amount of the prize will be paid to each. All aimma mint come in on I postal card. On the back ol the postal card write unhing but your 7 Point suggestion (til worda or lra) and your name and addrcaa. The pottal may be mailed in aa envelope il )ou chooie. Mail anawar to Starling Priia Judfa Room 319. 405 Laxingtoa Ava. New York City You may aend in as many eug gritiont for Point 7 aa you choote. Bui tad Urrri null h writ tin a fmtl tarj at dirntii Contest Closet All amwera mutt be received la New York by midnight of May 15, 1916. jAniwer will not be examined by the judgaa until alter that date. The judges, therefore, cannot mail acknowledgment ol the auggeationa received. The prizea will be awarded by the following committee ol five well-known men: John A. Sleicher, Editor oftctlie'a Weekly. Edgar Sisson, Editor ol the Cos mopolitan Magaaine, Jno. M. Siddall, Editor ol The American Magazine. Predrrick L. Collins, Editor ol McC'lure'a Magazine. Robert II. Davit, Editor ol Mun aey's Magazine. Announcement of Awards The winners ol the first 80 prizea will be announced in the July Aral issue of the Saturday Evening Post. Please do not write to the judges. They cannot correspond with in dividual contestants. Just make a note now of the date on which the prize winner will be announced in the Saturday Evening Post, Now put on your thinking cap. Get your family to help you. Send ia as many auggeationa aa you want to. All will be considered in awarding these many priica. Do not write the Sterling Gum Company ngaidmg the contest or hs coniliiiona aa all auggettioot will be judged by she Prize Committee named above. - Tha Starling Cum Co., Inc., Naw York Tka Starling Cum Ca. of Canada, Ltd., Toronto IBIiltsWIMIim Requirements for Winning Phrase 3 S3 BE HELD IN ALL IHE SALEM JMCHES Flowers and Music Make Glad the Day for "The Lord Has Risen" Kaster Sun, lay will he observed nt nil tlitt rh unties in Salem with specially prepared musical programs tnnl i):l1"' , priute . exercises. At the Coiigregatiounl eiiureh. a sun-' rise service will bo hehl at 7 o'clock fulloweil by .in Kaster breakfast in the, dining i wini nl' tiie church. The mom-; ing services will he held at II o'clock I with special Kaster music. In the evening the chinr will sing me lenten cantata, "The Story cif Calvary", fol lowed by a moving picture film show ing tilt' crucifixion, resurrect inn and ascension. At St. Joseph's chinch during the morning services, selections will be sung by the choir from l..if sell 's Mass in honor of St. Elizabeth and other special musical numbers. For the morning services of the First Christian church, the choir will sing especially prepared music ami n special Kaster message will lie ilelivereil by the pastor. The cuntata, "The Cap tive" will lie given during the even ing services by the junior litis r. The Leslie Methodist Kpiseiipal church will begin Kaster services with a sunrise meeting;, with special music lor hut ii the morning aiul evening ser vices. Kegulnr services will lie hehl at the First Methodist church during tho morning hour. In the evening 11 special music program will lie present eil with -selections from "The Holy City" by (lull. The music will be under the direction of Prof. Frank vVil bur Chncc. The autiual services of DeMolay t'oin manilery No. "i, Knin'it Tetnplars, will lie tielil at the I'resliyteiian churc'u (lur ing the usual morning hour. The ad dress will he ilelivereil liv the pastor, the Ucv. Carl II. Klliott, on "Knight hood of Today." At St. I'aul's church, Kaslcr will lie observed liy celebrations of the Holy Kucharist at 7 ami S o'clock in the morning, services for the children of the p!iris;i at II) o'clock ami full choral Kucharisl at II o'clock, with a special music program. For the eveuini;. special music has also been preperail. The I'niteil Hretlireo church, Seven teenth and Nelinislta streets, will ob serve tht1 itny with speci.il music by the choir ami music from tht! primary de partment, witn an I'.aster sermon by the pastor, the Hev. II. 11. Hoiks. 1 lie eveninj; service will also include some special music by the choir. Special numbers have been prepar ed liy the choir for the morning serv ices of tht1 First Maptist church. A sermon in story tnnl son, "l.ove Tri umphant" will be presented at the evonini; service in which the story will be rend by Mrs. Ainu rioters Fish, with the special music by the choir. The following are the prnruius in full: . Mr. Schramm Contralto nolo, "Come ye Ulessed" Miss Fuate Soprano solo, "These .are They".... .Mis Benson Chorus, "List the Cherubic Host" .... Female voices Fuss mjI-.i. "I Heard the Voice of Harpers" Solo, Mr. Jones. Soprano oblijjato Miss MaCaddaiu Chorus and soli, Festival Te Deuin in K flit Buck Henediction The pastor I'ostho'e. "Festal March" Roberts I'rof. T. S. Huberts Leslie Methodist Kpiscopal church: Sunrise mectinj;, under the auspice' of the Kpworth League. Moruini; services at II o'clock, with special music by the choir. Kveninj; services, presentation of tiie cantata, "The I'arahle of the Ten Vir gins" by the Sunday school, under diiectit : of Mrs. Mary llishop. St. Joseph's Catholic c'lurch: Kt'Hul tr services with the following soecial music: Vitli Aiiuum r.ambolotti Violin solo, Lnitfet'n .. Kreisler Weber Selections from Loosen 's Mass in honor of St, Klizabeth, Kyrie Eleisoii, (Inria i.i Kxcelsis, Credo, Sanctus, Heu edictus and Annus Dei. Offertory, Kctjina Cueli, comiiosed by Dan F. Laneuheri;. First CtinyreHationnI chiircii: Sunrise services at the church, at 7 o'clock. Kaster breikf'ast in the dining room of the church. Address by pastor, "The Meaning of Faster. " Morning services program: Voluntary, organ and piano, Miss liernice and Miss lieithu Clark, Doxolotv, invocation, responsive reading, singing of hymn, scriptural rending. Anthem, Kaster Hells, by the chorus choir. Contr.ilto solo, by Miss Margaret Hodge. Haptism and reception of new mem bers. Anthem, "He is Uiseu," by chonis choir. Sermon, "The Cod Not of the Dead, Hut of the Living," by the pastor, Kev. James Klvin. I'ostlude, organ and piano, Miss Her nice nntl Miss iertiia Clark. First I'resliyteiian church, annual services of De Molav Ctiiumnndery, Knights Tenipl.i, morning services. The urogram of the service is as fol h.j; Orxfin prelude, "Festal March" K. H. Krtiegor l'rocessiunnl hymn, ''Onward, Ciirisli.'iii Soldiers" Anthem, "Awake l'p. My (Ilory" .lumen II. Rogers Solo. Archie Smith I'rayer Tiie Lord's Prayer 'I he (ilnri:: I'ntri Chanted I 'sal in C.V,'I , Old ('hint, The (lloria in Kxcelsis, Westminster llyiuual The First Lesson llaggni: 1-10 Magnificat C. Simper Tho S.ccml I essnu . St. John XX:M1 Nil tie Diinittis C. Simper The A;ios:les' Creed Hymn, The Westminster Hymnal tso. 7i tune ":i Atld't'ss. "Knighthood for Tnilnv" Rev. Carl II. KUiott 'llosaniii (iramuer Miss Niles and Mr. Niles Ant.ieni, 1 Solos bv .I't'iit'dii t ion Organ l'o'-'.li.de, March The evening services for the First Congregational church include the fol lowing special music numbers: llaritouc solo, "When the Morning Was Come," by Albert M. (lille. Chorus, "We Found this Mm Per verting the Nation." Trio, "Then Said Pilate," Miss Mar garet Hodge, Mrs. Julia liross I'innell, ami Mrs. II. W. liross. t 'horns, do." Chorus, men Calvary." Chorus, women ' voices, Hitter Tears We Shed." Full chorus, "() Sacred Head Now Wounded." Solo, "At About the Ninth Hour," by William MeGilchrist, Jr. Chorus, " 'Tis Finished." Chorus, "Hairllolv Cross." ' If Thou Let test This Man 'Mil re h to 'O Jesus, I" The Faster services of the First 'ii list inji church will begin S.iturday evening with the showing of stereop- tican views at the coiner of State ami Liberty streets, showing conditions in warring France and Italy. The regular morning services will include the following musical numbers: Chorus, "(I Death, Where is Thy Sling," mid "Jlosnnna to the King." Solo, "Calvary", bv Mrs. (Sordon Mcdilchrist. Faster mcssiie from the pastor, the Hev. F. T. Porter. The t-a ii t si t ii, "The Captive" will be presented at the evening services bv trie .junior choir, with the lending parts as follow : Spirit of Darkness Vivian Uargrnve Spirit of Light Trista Wenger Knights ot I ruth frank inn and I Minar lleighton Stereoplican views of the crucifixion ami resurrection. wnawtaomuaMBiuasMiyiyajiaiiiipffiB j Pontificnle (ioniiotl The officers of the enniinauilery fol low : Kiniuent eomm Amler. Lot L. Penrce; generalissimo, (llenn C. Niles; captain general, Milton L. Meyers; senior warden, Olaf A. Olsen; junior warden, Willard T. Davis; prelate, (leorge II. Harnett; treasurer, A. H. Htidlfson; recorder, Frank A. Turner; standard bearer, S. H. West; sword be.irer, William llrown; warden, Frank j K. Shafer; sentinel, Henry Sehocinnkor. The special music for the day rtt the first Methodist church will lie lire 'sentod at the evening services with tiie j following program: urgnn prelude, vouteniplntiou (ttolv I'itv) ...Gaul Prof. T. S. Roberts 1 1 y in ii No Involution Dr. R. X. Avison Chorus nntl solo, "(iod Hath Ap Chorus and soprano solo, "Why soprano, Miss l.omse llenson; tenor, Mr. A. A. Schramm Scripture lesson and offering Offertory, org.in, Adoration (Holy City) Caul Seek Ye tho Living Among the Dend" Warieu Solo, Miss McCaddnm Chohis nntl solo, "Christ Our Puss over" Buck Soprnno, Miss llenson. Tenor, Mr. Schramm. Hass, R. K. Jones The following selections from A. R. (Iniil's Holy City Chorus nntl tenor nolo, "No Shadows Yonder" Solo, Mr. Schramm Tenor hiIo, "My Soul is Athirst".... Mr. Schrimm Trio, "At Kventitle" Miss Dt-nstm. Miss Ruth Fugute, Miss l.ueile lutrton Contralto coin, " Kye llnth Not " ; : ... Miss luirton fUiss solo ami choral sunctus, "A Nrw lleavten" Mr. Hi. hard Ilirlon Tenor stdo, "To tn Lord Our - uoj." .: :. L.:... Mr. W. W. Moore Says, "I have too many leather Rockers and I know there are people who need them, but cannot afford to pay a fancy price for them so I have cut the prices- Solid Oak, All Over Leather Rockers Genuine Leather Rockers, regular $25.00, now $21.00 Genuine Leather-Rockers, regular $24.00, now $19.85 Genuine Leather Rockers, regular $25.00, now $20.00 Genuine Leather Rockers, regular $32.50, now $25.00 Solid Oak, High Back, Leather Seat and Leather Cushion Back Rockers Solid Oak High Back Leather Seat and High Grade Solid Oak Rocker, Leather Up holstered, regular $34.75, now $30.00 High Grade Solid Oak Rocker Leather Upholstered, regular $26.50, now. , . . .$22.50 -4 l yttHf H See our west window for dis play of White Enamel Furniture White Enamel Beds White Enamel Cribs White Enamel Dressers White Enamel Chairs White Enamel Dressing Tables White Enamel Writing Desks White Enamel Chiffoniers White Enamel Rockers Get our Prices on Furniture before you buy-We can save you money.. Where you see the latest in Furniture V , r- WViUVrl S You Get More for Your Money at Moore's Organ postlutle, by .Miss Kvelyn De l.oiij;. Tho entire evening services will lie t ikon up with the presentation of "Love Triumphant", a sermon in story and song. The story will be read by Mrs. Anna Rogers Fish and the pecial music numbers hy t lie enoir, present in. a body iind the sermon will be on " Knighthood for Today." Spe cial music, by the chorus choir both morning nntl evening South Salem Friends. vite vour friends. Highland Friends. Corner of Highland and Elm streets. Our .Sabbath 'school begins at 10 a. in., .Mrs. .Mytrlc Kenworthy, superintendent. Corner of South Commercial mid -"eeiings lor worsn p j i a. m. a hi , :.,o Wasliim-tnn streets. H. E. rembertoii. P- ''vl a l"'" composetl of W. T. .Ieil;s, tenor; ,,a's(0r. "jjihlj. school at 10 a. m., classes ';'''',, uf 1 '"V 11 " " ' will.prea-.h at l,.t la Krinine Biishnell nntl Miss Hose I'ratt, ! ul( v t.mn Pxercise today. ot tlu'sc si''vl:t?s. .Tumor tntleavor in sopranos; Miss Minetta Magers, eon-Th( moai,in",r 'f the day. B. C. Miles, ,hc t'h""'11 """ex charge of Bessio tralto: F. S. Barton: baritone. ;.,... T..t M,...t;.. it ., I fSliiiiii, at 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor I'relnde, organ nntl pi.ino, Miss Stege M ,s ,. 1)rcn,rhiB subjei't, (': P- - ITnyer mochnC lhursday, ,1 Miss Del-ong ,,,'Tll(, nHreetion." The evening I J: ''',?V- TslT'nl,ie Hockett, astor. V.oliu ottertory, Miss Mege. meeting at (W0 p. m., will be in charge j 1 ll0m' 14,,'' ' . ' . . ! of the O. E. anil pastor. Prayer meet- . St. I'lul's Episcopul churcli: The full choral Eucharist will be ob served at. II o'clock with the follow iiii snecial inusie: I 'recessional, '.lesus Christ is His'n lotlny ' Worgan lntroit, "They Have Taken Away in V litird" Stainer u-i.'i., Mt.iiivi,,. (iloria Tibi and (Jrntias Tibi, Mauniler Credo Maunder i I v in ii. "t unset, tiie l.oril. is K'sen ' . Moz.irti Offertoriiim, "Christ, Our I'ass- over, ' ' Slioppcrd rresentatitin, "All Tilings Come".... Wllltnev Sursuni Corda and Sanctus ... Maunder lieiietlictus (jui Venit Maunder Agnus Dei Maunder Communion, "And Now, 0 Father" Monk (iloria in Kxcelsis Maunder Nunc Diinittis Uarnby Uecessional, "The Day of Kesstir- reetion" Martin The musie for the evening services is as follows: Processional, "Angels ltoll the liock Away" Roper (tlorU I'atri Beethoven Mngnificnt Ilawes Nunc Diinittis Turle Hymn, "The Strife, is O'er" from rnlestriim Offerlnriuin, "Calvary" Hodiiey I'resentnlion, "All Things Come".... Whitney Uecessional, "At the Lamb 'a High Feast ' ' Elvev j jiijf at 7:15 p. m. Thursday and song I5 1 practice at S:15. THE CHURCHES ;' Jason Lee Memorial, First Methodist Episcopal. Churcli and State streets, Itichard M. Avison, minister. 9 a. m., Class meet ing, '.f.io a. m., huntlay acliool Je- Free Methodist. .Vo. 1228 North Winter street. Sun-, y services: Sabbath school 9:45. Preaching at 11 a. ni. and 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:15 p. m. V. J. Johnston, pastor. I nited Brethren churc.li, at Seven teenth and Nebraska streets: Prelude, by Miss Fraeo Mollencop. Anthem, "Christ is Hisen." Musie br liu primary dep irtinent. Duet, "Our Lord Una Hisen," by .Miss Olive Suter and Miss tiladyst .ell the special musie for the evening services is as follows: Prelude, bv l.oretta Porks. Anthem, 'Hallelujah, Christ is His en." Song by the Sunday school class of Miss Jiita Fletcher. Anthem "He Krignu Supreme." Salvation Army. Sunday sorvices as follows: Knee drill, 9:30 a. m. Sunday school and Bible class, 10:30 a .ra. Christian praise meeting, 3 p. m. Y. P. L., 0:15 p. ra. Salvation meeting, 7:45 p. m. Woek night services every night except Monday and lhursday. (.apt. and Mrs. Kelso. The Church of God. No. 177li Fairgrounds road. Sunday At the corner of Jefferson and North f'",on daJ' " ' "V h,:rm." .' Winter streets, ,T. Montcalm Brown, j ' l'"v,,a Moment." Self denial oi ter.iig pastor. services for Easter Sunday: j for foreign missions. 3 p. n. Rev 1 . Sunrise prayer meeting at 0 a. ni. Sun-1 ' ' ' '. ' 1 'day school li:45 a. m. Preaching service ! "' "V- A nteeting tor men un- nt 11 a. in. Special musie. Junior league devotional service at 3 p. m. Ep wortli league nt :M p. m. Preaching service nt 7:30. Everybody made wel come to these services. Easter Services at the Reformed. Comer of Capital and Marion street. Sunday school, 10 a. m. German service and communion 11 a. ni. English serv ice 7:30 p. in. M. Deuny, pastor. Salvation Army. Sunday services as follows: l.ove Feast !l:30 a. ni. Sunday school and Bible class 10:30 a. m. Chri.stinn praise j tier the direction of the University Y. ! M. C. A. Address by President Carl li. Doney, also by Messrs. Ciale Senian and J. K. Khotles. 0:30 p. m.. Inter mediate league, Mrs. M. C. Fiudloy, president. (1:30 p. m., The Epworth lea gue will be held in a study "l.ittlu Chances to Help," hy Miss i.ora Milli cnn. 7:30 p. ni., A program of Easter music by the choir. school at 10 n. in., bdwnrd Becken, su- meeting 2:43 p. ni. Y. P. I,., ti:15 p. m perinU-ndent. Sunday services at "11 a. Salvation meeting 7:45 p. m. Evangel ni. and 7:30 p. m. Wednesday meeting nt 7:30 p. m. All are cordially invited. Ethel illiams, pastor. First Congregational. ist B. H. Churchill, of Portland, will speak in the afternoon and evening services the week excci A .wnrin invitation is extended to German M. E. Corner Thirteenth and Center streets. A. J. Weigle, minister. Sunday schoor at 10 a. m., Henry (irnlnpp, superinten dent. Public worship at 11 o'clock. There will be no meeting in the evening. James Klvin, pastor. Easter services friends and strangers. Capt. and Mrs. Sunday. Sunrise services at 7 o 'clock. 1 jt Kelso. Brief address by pnstor, "Meaning of j . Muster." Easter brenfknst will be Sacred Concert, Central Congregational, served immediately after this service to Anthem " Why Weepcst Thouf" all those who do not care to return to ( has. H. Gabriel. First Church of Cnrist, Scientists. Meetings every night during :n"" M'v"- "oiu t " it Mon.lav and Thursday. yia V a- "' p. in. .-Hiuieci vi joioie lessuu, - -i rooa tion After Death." Sunday school at 9:45 a. ni. "Wednesday evening testi monial meeting nt 8 o'clock. Keatliug room in the llubbnrd building, suite 303, und is open every day, except Sun days and .holidays, from 11:45 a. m. to 4 p. m. All are welcome to our services ami iuvited to visit our reading room. Tenor and Baritone Duet "Cruel fix." J. Fanre. Soprano Solo "Ye Bells of Easte: Day. ' ' Geo. Cooper. Anthem "Cnlvarv.'i Ira B. i; their home. Sunday school meets promptly at 10 o'clock, W. I. Staley, superintendent. Morning service at 11 o'clock. F.nster music ami sermon, hap tism, reception of new members, cele bration of Lord's Supper. Subject of son. He'rninn 11 The God nf the l.ivimr nntl Tunn. u..lA n...l r..lA rM.n..u . Not of the Dead." Christian Endeavor I'aintiug I nder the Cross." Ira B. !l'"V' ,nt W 0 clocK- L"v"' service at (1:30 o'clock. Pleasant Sun- Wilson. (servico nud holy communion at 10:30 in. j.iiuit-r league ni t o ciottK p. m. Lutheran. East State ami Eighteenth streets. G. Koehler, pastor. Gt-.innn and English v..,,.,, s!..i tiTi..i D,i,,u.i:mi a;"1 -Harrv Rowe Shellev. ' Evening aervice in English nt 7:30. First Baptist church: PrelmU', .violin olo by Mus Lillian Steg. Authem bv choir, 'Th) Resur'c tion." Violin offertory, "Minn Stege, Anthem, "Be at Best." Sermon bv.the pnsUir, Kev. Geo, F. Holt. tiny evening service 7:30 o'clock. The chorus choir will sing Snecker's beuu tiful Lenten eantnta, "The Story of Calvary." The cantata will be follow- Ashford etl by motion pictures, an educational film, also a film describing "The Cru cifixion, the Resurrection and the As- cmiuimi itf Our Hnvinur ' Thitrsibiv iv- ening meeting 7:30 o'clock. Seven- Suntlny school at 9:45 a. m.; audult 1 g,',"'X" "-J- Johnston, pastor. teenth rhanter Book of Acts. Mrs. elii nt !..ir, , . At;, VeiK..I Vl..f..her vwuuuuua juumuu. James tlvin, lender, bverylioily wel- superintendent come autt everytiotiy invited to ;t), .,e,.mi ,!.. f. h .ll"".,n"'"t ornee. j. u. took, aupenn 1 Chorus "Christ is Risen." E. L, Unitarian. Comer of Chemeketa and Cottage streets, Richard F. Tischer, minister. Free Methodist. .. No. 122S North Winter. Sunday services at 11 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. ami 7 p. m. Special services continue until May 7. Rev. Walter Klotsbnck, evan- dy wel- superintendent. A special Kaster pro- 2jl tnto street. J. D. Cook all our gram is being arranged for the Sunday kp ?TJ Hf"":'8 Tuv''- school, also a "Social Easter fWv-l't!ly 'nd Fri'''.iy nt I: I",'- i n r. r ii ii iui hi uw if. iur i ue w ra- ; : , First Fraabrtehaji. aion. Motmng perviee at 11 o'rlnrk, uuuul1. uKrlWf ' rTh Kinnif r1una Mn.l TV!. ' North Churrh street, m'nr -Chemeketa. mibjert.' "The Wipnifrennee and Tri- "The Living Lord' is the subject of umph of Easter." Music by Mrs. T. H. the sermon in the morning (11 o cluck) (ialloway, by the pastor, Carl members will be publ this service. In the evening at 7:30 religion and of progressive thought are o clock the Jvnights lemplars will do cordially invited to our services. In morning (11 oVbwk) Galloway, Mr. Hurry Mills, organist; j 'arl H. Elliott. New Mr. William Skinner, clarinet; Mr. M. . T , ... ,, publicly welcomed nt Beviere, flute. All friends of liberal A ?nrn. Today WiU cdnvert woat into irexlth. B 2 2 i . M tr i ti