PACE EIGHT.
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1919.
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ican boy who owns a Harley-Davidson
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to own America's finest. .The
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HARRY W. SCOTT
147 S. Com'l. St.
Thone 08
Subjects of Sermons and Where They
Will Be Delivered in Salem Houses
of Worship, Tomorrow
Central Congregational Cnurcn.
Corner wuth 13th and Feiry its. H.
'. Stover, minister. This church ob
serves Mother' Day Sunday Maw 11.
Sunday w-houl at lu a. in. Mrs. Burton
E. Edwards, supt. A Mothers Pay pro
gram ut 11 o'clock. Addresses by some
mothers of the Sunday school and Dr.
F. E. Blown. Music bv Donald Alli
son, Elbert Larhele, Olive and Helen
Camfiold. Christian Endeavor at 7:15.
Evening service at 8. Addiess to mo
thers. Subject The Welfare of the
Child. Nolo by Mrs. Eveiett Crann,
music by liill's chorus. Thursday even
ing service at 8 o'clock.
United Evangelical
Cot tn go Knd Center streets. Rev. 0.
Lovell, pastor. Sundav scno,,, s; li)
a. m. Diinc worship and pleaching at
hi n. in. t hn.stian Endeavor ut 7 p.
m. I'aiiline Remington, leader. Even
ing worship anil sermon at 8 i. in. The
shepherd Psalm illustrated vt tit lantern Choice,
slides. l'rayer meeting on Thursday
evening.
2 o'clock p. m. Please note the change
of time for services.
Salvation Army.
Open air meeting at 7:30 p. in. At
the hall at 8 p. m. oi Saturday even
ing. Sunder niornins open air meeting
at 10:,'!0. Holiness racctiuv in the hall
at 11. Sundcy schot i at 2 p. m. United
Mission Meeting a 3 p. m. V. P. L.
meeting at 6 p. m. pen air meeting at
7:30 p. m. Snlvt;ion meeting at the
hall at 8 p. m. Come and we will do
yon goocf. Cnpt. and Mrs. Cunter. offi
cers in charge.
SHAW NEWS ITEMS.
(Capital Journal Spec ial Service.)
Shaw, Or., May 8. One of the very
pleasing events of the pnst week was an
evening" party given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Ponterson's Saturday
evening, May 4, ut which nil hud a most
enjoyable time. The evening was spent
:.. 1).. f ...!,,.,. .nl nf n ,.o m
and Hike were served.
Thone present were Mr. unrt Mrs. H.
A. Kuns, Mr. ttnd Mrs. O. A. lloyes, Mr.
sml Mrs. Win. Huwd, Miss Helen llowd,
Mr. inn! Airs. J. liukle, Mr. and Mrs.
Ivnu I'i it tin in mid Mr. and Mrs. H. A.
llliiin.
Mrs. l.tiuni Mny Fryer, who haa been
ill for some time pnst, is able to be out
sud greet her many friends. All gli;d
to see her 'doing so nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fryer, Mr. anil Mrs
.T. II. Fryer, Mr. nrnl Mrs. O. A. Noyes,
Mr. and Mrs, Finest Peterson, Mi', and
Mis. K. A. Itli'viiiM spent Nundny at
the Hill Top fnrm, the home of Mr. and
Mrs. I vnn I'litnnni.
FAIRFIEDJEWS NOTES.
f Capital .Toiimnl special Service)
Fuiifield, May . Miss Margaret
Mintlialer spent the week end villi
her parents.
Miss Ai'cs DitK'i'tle allended Jun-1
ior week cud at O. A. C.
The little son of Mr. and ilrs. Jus.
Muliony hns 'been quite, ill the pust
week, but is much better,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Outsforth and
Frank Cutsfortu visited at John Im
Inh's riunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tfulion Short spent
the latter part of the week at Mill
City. Mr. .Short hits bought a stock
in mil there and will move there the
coming full.
SAD CAST OF TURNER BOY.
Wo Icnrn tliul licv. Harris, ago 20, a
son of Mr. and Mis, W. II. Hurris, who
has been for some time at the I,ctter
mini liosi.it ii 1 at the Presidio, California,
is not improving and but recently hits
been mentally unbalanced. While In the
army at Vancouver barracks, he had
charge of a wind in the hospital. While
there he was nptmited upon for fluid of
the stomuih, His condition not improv
ing, he whs taken to the government
hospital et the Presidio for export
treatment. A few days ngo he under
went another operation on the stomach
for an abscess, liny Harris was born
and grew to manhood in this city; was
a young man of the best character and
enjoyed A bum' circle of friends nho
now regret to leant ot his present con
dition and trust that lie may yet be
successful iu his butt lo toward perman
ent health. Turner Tribune,
First United Brethren.
Vrw.Park Bible school at 10 a. in.
Preaching 11 a. in. Subject -The First
Coniniiinilineiit with Promise -Eph. 6 1.
oitng Peoples meeting at 7:.'iU p. in.
M. Nickizcr, lender, followed by u
slioii talk by the pastor. Mid ivcr.
pnncr meeting every Thursday at 7:30
p. m. A hiutv welcome is extended
to all who desire to eonfe and worship
with us.
First Congregational Church.
Liberty and Center streets. V. C.
Kantner, minister. 10 a. m. Sunday
school, W. I. Ntnley, supt. Classes for
nil ages. M a. ,. Mithcr's Day ser
vice. 7 p. in. Cliristinn Endeavor.
p. ni. Mr. I'inlev, : ;.(te biologist, the
'cutest r.uthoiily on outdoor life in
Oregon, v.-iil present his remuricabie
motion pictures illustrative of birds and
oilier out door life.
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church
First Presbyterian Church. j
Thomas S. Anderson, minister. Sab-1
bath school at 9:45, Jos. II. Albert,
supt. Classes for all. Public worship at
11 a. m. Mother's Day will be OMtnt
with appropriate sermon. music and
flowers. Y. . H. C. E. at 7 and evening
worship at 8 o'clock. Theme Solomon '
This church is planning to com
memorate its loth anniversary wttn im
propriate services Thursday, Friday t.nd
Saturday evenings and special services
cf public worship next Sabbath morning
and evening. The public is invited to
participate with us in nil these services
of jubilee. IVi not forget the choir
concert Monday evening.
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Before the Hot Weather Comes
Be Prepared
For Hot Weather for it is Coming
VUDOR PORCH SHADES
Ventilate and Shade your porch as well as screen
it from outward view, yet you can see out. We
hang them without charge.
St. Paul's Church.
Third (Sunday after Easter, 7
holy communion: i);4t a. m.
school j 11 a. in. morning prayer and pre it then.
sermon by the lector; 8 p. m. confirma
tion and sermon by tho Kt. Kev. Walter
Taylor Sumner, D. 1)., Bishop of Ore
gon. Offertory solo in the evening by
Mrs. Sumner Merrick. Everybody wel
come. Clms, H. Powell, rector."
First M. E. Ctturch.
Corner State and Church streets. !
Class meeting !:4j a. m.
Senduy school, a. m., J. W. Todd,:
superintendent. 1
11:00 a. in., sermon, "Mothers lay,'' !
by Dr. R. N. Avison.
3:00 p. ni sr.cniment of the Lord's:
Super at the Old People's Home by Dr.
Avison.
7:00 p. in., at the Kuworth League, I
(Ired Blake w ill lend in u discussion of I
the institute program. The Junior1
League will be led by Esther Lisle. '
8:00 p. in., the chorus choir with Prof. !
liobertsat the organ and Prof. John at. j
Sites as director, will givo "Tho Cruci-'
fixion" by Steiner. So effective was!
this progrnni Good Friday evening that
tht choir have been urged to repeat it
for tho benefit of those who could noti
Church of God .
The revival services ure still going
on with pood interest, and several con
secrations have been made, and the mes
sages on the chnrt on revelation have
been very helpful to the children of
Hod, showing them the iinit.vof (led 's
eople, and tho evil of division. Hun
day school at 10 a. in. Preaching ei
vices at II, 2:30 i;nd 7:43. The moot
ing will continue indefinitely and we
extend a cordial invitation to all to at
lend these services. J
pastor.
Christian and Missionary Alliance. I
Rev. J. E. Fee will hold services on:
next Thursday afternoon, May 15, at'
2:15 o'clock at 632 South Commercial
street, Studv, Revelation 13th chanter.!
All most cordially welcome.
. First Church of Christ, Scientist. ..
Sunday services are held at 410 X he
mekela street at 11 a. in. Subject of
Hie Bible lesson, "Adam and Fallen
Man." Sunday school at I:43 a. in.
Wednesday evening testimonial meeting
lit 8 ii. in. Beading room 200 Masonic
Temple, open every day except Sunday
and holidays from 11:45 to 5 p. m. Ail
lire invited to our services mid to our
lending room.
Jason Lee Memorial M. E. Church.
Corner of Winter and Jefferson strets
Thomas Acheson, pastor. Sunday school
U:45 a. m., Churles Hiigemnn, superin
tendent; classes for all ages under the
care of capable leaders.
Public worship, 11 a. m.. sub lent.
"When American Motherhood Returns I
from France."
Epworth League devotional meeting,
7 n. m. A snccinl ritllv is ulnniuwl f'..
J. tiillespie.l this servii'O. Vitnmr iti.mtl.. a. i, II.-1
are cordially invited.
Evening worship 8 o'clock, subject,
"Oermany at the Bar of Justice."
Mothers Day will be approprialedly
celebrated at the morning service. 8po-j
cinl music will be rendered- by tho
choir, both morning Htid evening under I
the leadership of Professor Clark. We
cordially invite the public to worship
with us.
Every Man Knows
from experience that buying inferior equipment to
save money is like stopping the clock to save time.
What he saves on the original investment he pays
for many, many times over in extra repairs, delays,
higher depreciation' and unsatisfactory service.
One motor truck may sell at a low price and at
the end of the year show a much greater cost for
hauling (per ton mile) than a truck that sells for
twice as much. Therefore, it is not the' price you
pay, but the years of satisfactory service you get
out of a motor truck that determines if you have
made an investment that will do your hauling eco
nomically. . INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS
have never boon built with a view to being sold at a
low price. Trice was never taken into consideration
when they were designed. International engineers
were instructed to design the best motor truck that
could be built REGARDLESS OF I'RICE-and the
International line of motor trucks is the result of
this policy.
International Motor TrWks are built in
1500, 2000, 3000 and 4000 lb. capacities
Call and see this truck or write for literature
J. E. Scott & Son
Nazarene Church.
Nineteenth and Marion, one block
south of the Chemeheta car line at Istih
street, Morning services Hmidnv. Mnv
nunuuy school at v:i:,
11
iiaril.v, supt. Preaching at II and In
the evening at 8 o'clock. Midweek
prayer meeting at 8 o'clock on Wednes
day evening. Everybody welcome to
these meetings. A. Wells, pastor, Flor
ence Wells, deaconess.
Commons Mission.
There will be meeting at the Commons
mission, now occupied by the Salvation
Annv, on Sunday afternoon. May It,
at 3 o'clock. At this meeting Captain
llnntes of the Salvation Army will
preach.' This is the different meeting
when people from the different churches
get together to worship the Eon! and
lo have a good time with Him
Wells, supt.
1 17 S. Commercial St.
Phone G8
Free Methodist Church.
1228 north winter street. Sunday
sci vices Sunday school U:4"i. Love
Feast 10:30 followed by preaching.
Evening service at 7:30, our district
elder. Rev. F. L. Burns, of Portland, I
in charge. W. ,1. Johushin, pastor.
Ltithcrn.
Knst State iiml 18th sliecls. nunnn
school at 10 n. m. Diine worship i.t
10:30 a. in. Subject The Cliristinn
and 11 is Congregation. Lot her league
nt i p. in. Miss T, Albers. lender.1
Evening seiivce at 7:30. Subject
rutgiveness or tsius. r.veivlioity is
welcome, (i. Kuchlor, pastor.
Associated Bible Stiidmits.. I. B. S. A.
A-soci-.t'i d Pilde students meet every
Xund'iv for Bible study. Hoiits tw
10 to 12 a. in., in Moose Hall tnW.i
Court and High streets. Piiud:;v, May
11 at 2:30 p. m. J. A. (iillespie, of
Pittsbnig, will give a free public lecture
at (lis hall on The Rcssurection of
the Dead. As we see the many sorrow
ing hearts in the world todnv of the
loss of loved ones from the great war
and the pestilence surely nil will want
! to know from t Sod's word in regard to
I the rcssuroctiun of the dead. Public
lcoine.
Mothers' Day Services.
Mothers' Dny will be appropriately
observed by the First Buptist church lit
the morning service. The Philntheal
cluss of young ladies are arranging for
the service which promises to be one
of special interest. The pastor's topic,
will be, "Our Mothers An Apprecia
tion." The special musical numbers
will consist of a duet by Mrs. Theodore
Hoth and W. T. Jenks cud a solo by
Mis. P. A. Cupper,
Evening service, 8 o'clock, topic,
"Christianity's. Challenge." Solo by
William Harris.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Young Peo
ple 's service, 7 p. in., topic, ' The Lure
of the World," with instttlaltion ot new
officers.
Tuesday evening the Brotherhood will
hold its last supper and program for
this season. It will be an open meeting
lo which the women are invited. Sim
per will be served at 6:30. Au interest-
. ing program lu;s been arranged which I
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"i i imoMic iiiuong inner leiuures a vio-i
liu solo by Miss Lillian Stege, atxoin
panied bv Miss Evelyn DeLong, selec-
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economic to ice, and low in price. $1:5.00 up.
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What machine to buy is often the perplexing prob
lem to a prospective phonograph buyer.. We say
to you that the Brunswick is the machine to buy
because it gives you tone equal to the best machine
made and you have every modern appliance on
the Brunswick. It is ALL OTHER' machines in
one. When you buy a Brunswick you get what
you would have if you should buy all of the other
four leading phonographs. In other words it
task;s four phonographs of other makes to equal
one Brunswick.
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We Will Buy Or Take Your Used
Furhiture In Exchange For New
iamiiftoin
Thursday evening, prayer meeting nt
7:3, choir rehearsal at 8:30. - State 8. 8.
Convention at Corvullis May 1518.
Daniel Poling Rally Day May 19. Bible
school and Young Peoples' topics S. 8.
lesson Sin and Its Consequences, Oen.
3:124. Romans 1:18 23. James 1:15.
C. E. and H. P. Y. U. lesson The Lure
of the World, 2 Timothy 4:10. 1 John
2:15-17. Epworth League anniversary
Sunday. Special program. laii Poling
Ri.llv Mondav evening May 19, all
I voting peoples' societies participating.
West Salem.
Court Street Christian Church.
Corner north 17th and Coutr siieeis.
This Lord's Dny is Mother's Pay. Hoth
the Ititili. niOiont lump nnil lireiiclii ill)
tiens by Willamette fniversity oitartei, : , wi ,H, KiVt. ,0 ,,p(,,j program
....... K . , ....is , .,. eve ..v.y, hu- ; ,(llor of ,otl,er. If vour mother is
dress bv Lieut. L. II. ( ompton xiving W(,ur r,,(, flll,,r; A ,,0l)UI,t ,.,
I hursdav evening at 8 o clock prayer Kiv,,-, ,,, ,p ,10t1(,r ,,.,., with
and conlerence meeting. . ,., , ,,Hi)V. to ,iu. tMl muth.
" !er present; and to the mother with the, f. M. Moore, fell from a building a few I
Leslie Metfcodist. j largest fr.mily present. The program I days since and broke u couple of ribs. I
Comer South Comm. icia.1 and Myers will be about lis follows: 10 a. in. Op j He is gelitig along nicclv and will soon'
streets. Hoince N. Aldri. h, psstor. I ening nf HiMo schiml. Opening excr-1 be able lo attend to his woi k. !
stnul.iv school convenes at M:4" a. in. ctses Lovnl )tiuih:erj (lass. Class per-1 Mis. Killings and dnughter, Miss Mc
Internalioiiul uniform lissoiis. Organ i)d ".0 mitiiites. Reassembly. Announce-j Adams went to Corvalis Wednesday for
i.ed classes with efficient lenders for ; itients. secretory a report, etc. 1 resell- a week s visit wth relatives uud friends.
pupils
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
West Salem, Or., M;;y 10 Miss Lot
tie McAdams of Portland has come up
for u month's visit with her inuiaei,
Mrs. Hillings.
Miss Ruth Bedford was u Portland
i isitor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E
Verlii, started Saturday for a six weeks
visit to their old Canadian home.
Mrs. Joseph Feunell, who has tie. a
seriously ill, is convalescing.
There have been a number of mild1
cases of chickenpox in the itcighbor-
hood. Little (ienevievc Wood being the j
latest patient. I
Ernest Moore, sou of Mr. und Mrs.
ington county are visiting relatives la
this neighborhood.
Earl Hushnell of Kingwond la. wa
a Portland visitor Monday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips and famiiy nt
Sullivan county, Missouri, parents of
Charles Phillips, have arrived and are
occupying the Becken house near the
fruit drier.
Rev. Mr. Johnson of the Methodist
church in Dallas was a visitor at the
home of Rev. t; ml Mrs. Rnnton on Wed
nesday. Mr. Johnson was aiding in the
ir-
tuit.
Becken Will K','",''"a,'v wolk " the .West 8alem
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT i
WEDNESDAY. MAY 14
LE COMTEK FLESHER-ZfettM
THE
CORCCOUS
snd prayer. Original his parents and sister.
em '' An Ode to Mother" Mrs. 1'. A.
Baker. Solo. Sermon Mother. 12 a
Mr
laught
nt the bedside of, Mr. Jacob's mother,
and Mrs. Juntos Jacobs and
ter. Miss Drssie, arc in Portland
Scandinavian Tabernacle.
loth. Bud Mill streets, The service
will be held at i o'clock p. in. Rev.
John Ovall, the former pastor, will
preach. Sundry school will be held nt
efficient lenders for ' incuts, secretary's report, etc. Piesen-
f all sigrs and grades. E. A. tntion of t nidle Roll lertituates und Jiov Wood came up from ,. tt.ind
Rlioten. sui.f. Primary department tin ' ban.iuets. Communion song und com-1 Saturday for an over-Siinilav visit with
der the supervision of Mrs. Mason Bish-! amnion. Scripture
op. II a. in. public worship, with ser
mon til- ?lic ti;:t,.P Tli.P belli'. "Mo-
thers' Diiv,, the tltenie will be Mother- in. benediction. Christian Endeavor 7;
hood of tio.l. The devotional meeting p. m. song service and sermon No 'who is very ill.
of the Epworth League nt 7 p. in. will Room for Christ 8 p. m. Those who still; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Painerall have the
be led by Ralph Thomas. Anniversary . wish to make au offering for l.on.c mil-, sympathy of the community in their sad ,
Day w ill be the topic Leslie Spi iuger, ' sioi.s may hand the money to the pus-j bereavement, the death of their infant
pres. S n. m. Miss Trevette. of Chicago! tor or E. Ilortou. The offering will not . son. !
be sent for u couple of weeks. Keiiiem- 1 lie Vt est Salem school, assisted by!
ber prayer meeting and teacher training , fi iends, gave r. Mav Day fete Tuesday1
Thursday X p. m. Everybody welcome : evening. It was a delightful affair anu !
to the services. e expect 2ml. ill j all onlcd mucli pleasure.
vi. u be oiief If vou are tiiii.lde to come Citv roun.il met in reaular session
because you have no way phone the pas-1 Monday evening. In addition to regular
tor, Ii'.Tj R a.id a way will be provided. ! routine business, a petition was pre-1
will give an interesting proginm, rend
iug "The Ninety and Nine" to musical
a. oiiipaniinent ; also Henry Vi.n Dyke's
"The Mansion," special music will be
rendered by the choir. An oil. ring
will be taken for the pano fund.
First Christian Churcii.
Center lind High streets. I elund W.
Poller, pastor. Bible school at l:4.i a.
in. Moulin wor-hip at II. Mother's
Day sermon. ( bri-tinx Endenvor i t 7
p. in. Evening sermon at 8 - The Lure
f the cBst. Wednesday evening, at i
o'luovk, Lulav Men's Class Ban.juet.
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R. U Piitmiui, pastor.
Catholic Church.
Corner Chemeketa and Cottage streets.
Mi-.ss and communion at 7:30 and Hgit
Mass at 1":30 Sunday morning. Ben
ediction following High mass. Rev. J.
R. Hock, pastor.
sented for the improvement of King
wood avenue and other streets iu Klng-i
wood Park, which was referred to the1
street ocmnuttee.
J. R. Shields presented his resign!.--Hon
as alderman. It was accepted ana
Earl Wood appointed to finish out the
unexpired term,
Mrs. Frank Lamb an3 lioyi of Wash-
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BRIGADE OF WONDERFUL GIRLS
Prices 50c, 75c 11.00 and $1.50.
Seat Sale Open Monday A. M.
Opera House Pharmacy '