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THE DAILY CAPITAL JQgRffAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1919. CHURCH I 1 f P lC " -" - ' " ' ! i " ' " ' ' ' ! " -,' First Methodist Episcopal Churcll.' Corner Stats and Church streets, Bev. Jt. N. Avison, pastor.- Class meeting at 9:15 a. in- Sunday school at 9:43 a. m., Mr. Todd will welcome strangers aud visitors; 11 s. m., sermon, "Harvest Home, or the Message of the Season"; 3 p. hi., devotional hour at the Old Peo ples Home; 6:30 p. m., Epworth League meetings senior, Miss Myrtle Mason, Reader, solo by Miss Faye Bolin; second chapter will meet, for re-organization in Xpworth hall, Dr. Avison will be in charge of the meeting; junior, Mrs. M. B. Foroagion, superintendent; 7:30 p. m., harvest home service. Dr. B. L Rteeves will speak of his vacation, wan derings, or, "Seeing the Homo Land First." Dr. .K. i, Avison will give s brief sermon on "The Crown of the Tear," Prof. Sites has returned from his vacation and will be in charge of the music, with Prof, .Boberts at the organ. --J ' ,. i h First Presbyterian Church. , i 2iurch : street, n between Chemcketa "'ml Center streot, Thomas S. Anderson, minister. Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m., Joseph H. Albert, superintendent, class es for all ages; public worship at 11 a. m., theme, "Realizing the Presence of GodV; Y. P. C. E. at 7 p. m.;' even ing worship :vt 8 o'clock, sermon, "How Are We the Sons of God ? " A welcome for all. Fin Baptist Church. ' Corner Marion and North Liberty strcts, Bev..G. F. Holt, D. D., pastor. Public worship with preaching by the pastor, 11 a. m., and 8 p. m. Topics: Morning, "The Prayer Spirit and the Prayer Life"; evening, ."Emulating the Athlete.' Sunday school, 9:45 a. in.; Toung People's meeting, 7 p. m. Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock prayer and conference meeting. Topic, ' ' Overcom ing Hindrances to Prayer." Strangers and visitor cordially welcomed to all , these services. It Pays to Buy the Best Ask For Olympic Flour Makes Whitest Sweetest Healthiest Bread Makes Health ' Happiness and Success . Made from carefully selected Northwestern Wheat, thor oughly cleaned and scoured by the most modern methods known. All the nutritious qualities of the Wheat arc re-, tained and it reaches you clean, pure and wholesome. - The Portland Flouring Mills Co. St. Paul's Church., Holy communion, 7:30 a. m.; 9:45 a. m., church school; 11 a. m., choral cele bration and sermon; 7:30 p. m., evening prayer and address. . Vacation, time is now past aud the full- services will be resumed including the regular sessions of the church school. ; Music at the morning servic will be rendered by the choir now under, the direction of Miss Mnrio Churchill. The junior choir will. render the evening service. Everybody cordially welcome to all the services of ,his chufch. Chas. H. Powell, rector. 1 Evangelical Association. Liberty street church, 6. F. Leining, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. The preaching services tod the communion services in the morning at 11 o'cloek will be conducted by C. L. Schuster, pre siding elder of Portland district; 7 p. m., Y. P. A. meeting; 7:45 p. m,, preach ing by Bev. W. F. Lanncr from the Che mcketa street church. The pastor wii bo at Albany filling the pulpit in the Evangelical church there, both morning and evening in tho absence of Bev. C. L. Schurton, who will be here looking after the work as presiding elder. First Civgregational Church. Corner Liberty and Center streets, Bev, W. C. Kantner, minister. Sunday school, 10 a. m., with classes for all, W. I. Stalcy, superintendent; 11 a. m., worship with sermon, "God Who Is Our Home"; 8 p. m., sermon theme, "Get ting the Best Things." Following this there will two reels of motion pictures, "A Trip to St. Augustine," "A Trip to Norwich. " Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock. , Court Street Christian Church. Corner of North Seventeenth and Court streets. The young people ot the TAKE NOTICE INVESTIGATE Call your nearest dealer for information at rvNrn?. T1p take the earliest ODDortunity or. conveying to said dealer the idea that you wish to acquire one of these LABOR SAVERS , A Gasoline Motor Driven Drag Saw Machine that saws up to 25 cords of wood per day. ' "Household Word" ine NUTMARGARINE "COSTS LESS TASTES BESr is a puret wholesome and nutritious product a delicious spread for toast, bread and biscuits, and fine for cakes and pastry. The rich oil from ths meat of the cocoanut, churned with a generous quantity of pure pasteurized, sweet milk and just, enoujjn sais uiuia umiauv. a Pacific Northwest Product strictly a Quality Product packed in paraffined odor-proof . cartons. Your Grocer can supply you. - Mil' j.7 i . Bay the RED PACKAGE of Noitmlmg Soda hiked m 'Portland bis DA YUCH1 tAK.lunr Union Meat Co, North Portland, Oregon. . This Han Talks Like It Was a Ford. Hood River, Or., Route, Mar. 4. ''aujhan Motor Works, Portland, Oregon. Dear Sirs: Am having fine suc cess with the little old bng. Aver age ten ricks to gallon of gas; al so cut 300 ricks at 4 l-8c cost per rick. Going some for an old rig. Respectfully yours, J. I. KHUNEMACHEK. NOTE : We also suggest that for good results you should specify a VAUGHAN Drag Saw. Fox farther details address VAUGHAN MOTOR WORKS, Inc, -t Main Street Portland, Oregon. South Salem Friends Church. Corner South Commercial and Wash ington streets. H. E. Pemberton,' pastoit. Bible school are.m charge of next two fc j. ftt 10 & elass f0r ai1; Lord's days. This is home coming day. .nrt.rintPiient There will be a special program from Dr. Carl E. .Miller, superintendent , 10 to 12 o'clock, The morning praching meeting for worship at 11 a. m. and 8 p service will be in harmony with the!m Good singing and gospel preaching. Bible school program in the form of- a Young People meet at 7 p. m. in C. E. reception service for all the new mem- . Thursday, 8 p. licrs of the church who have come in sluuy- . during the present ministry. A special sermon, ' ' Growth from a Babe to a Full Grown Man in Christ." The monthly program of the Christian Women Board of Missions, local auxiliary, will be held at 3 p. m. Junior Christian Endeavor, 6 p. m. Xoung .Peoples society of C. E. at 7 p. m. .Song service and sermon 8 p. m., subjeet, "The Foolishness of Preaching." Let's have a good attend ance at all these services. , You are welcome to worship with us. Come hear the trosnel nreached with power. R. L. Putnam, pastor. Salvation Army. ." f Street meeting on Saturday evening on State street at 7:30 o'clock; free and easy in the hall at 8 p. m.; street meeting on Sunday morning at 10:30 1 o'clock; holiness meeting in the hall j ot 11 o'clock; Sunday school at 2 p. m. sharp; United Mission meeting St o p. m.; T. P. L. at 6:15 p. m. street meting at 7:30 p. m.; full-salvation will be preached in the hall at 8 p. m. Ev erybody cordially invited to all our meetings. Capt. and Mrs. Hunter, otw cers in charge. ' United Evangelical Church. Corner Cottage and Center strcots, Rev. G. L. Lovell, pastor, xne regular Sunday school will meet at 10 a. m. Rev. P, Conklin,.of Monmouth, will preach at. the morning service at 11 o'clock. The evening services of the church will be resumed Sunday. Even ing worship and sermon by the pastor at 8 p. m. Mid-week prayer serviee Thurs day evening at 8 o'clock. Central Congregational Church. Corner South Nineteenth and Ferry streets. Sunday morning service and Bible school at 10 a. m., Mrs. Burton E. Edwkrds. superintendent. "Christian En deavor at 7:15 p. m. Evening service w, 8 p. m. Morning and evening sermon by the pastor, H. C. Stover. Nazaxena Church. Nineteenth and Marion streets, one block from the Chemcketa car line on Center at Nineteenth. Sunday school at f)-45 a", m.. W. B. Hardy, superintendent p!hinT at 11 a. m. and again in the evening at 8 o'clock. At 7 o'elock Sun day evening the'e will be a Bible stndy with the vounir peonlc. On Tnesdty night of nert week there will bo a mis- Associated Bible Students. Meet at Moose hall, comer Court and High streets, every Sunday from 10 a. m. to 12 n. This Sunday the entire two hours will be devoted to Sixth Vol Studv. A junior class will be formed and all friends with ehildfcn are urged to brinz their children and hearty co operate with us in this new class. Bro, Miller of Portland will address the pub lic in the hall at 2:30 p. m. on the sub' jeet of "Cleansing of the Sanctuary or More Than 2300 Years of Daniel." Mr. Miller is a deep Bible student, s'o don't fail to hear him. Seats free. No eolles tion. " Church of God. No. 1346 North Church street, J. Gillespie, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m. and preaching at 1 la. m., subject, "The Kingdom of God." It is now here, or shall we look for a millennial reign ef Christ's kingdom on earth 1 Young Peo pies meeting, 7 p. m. and preaching rot lowing at 8 o'clock. Prayer meeting Wednesdav eveninz at 8 o'clock. All are iavited to these meetings. Free Methodist Church. - Sunday services: Sunday school at 30 a. m.; preachina at 11 a. m. ind 7:45 p. m.; preaching Wednesday night at I o'clock bv Rev. F. L, Burns; prayer n . 0,elock. MiJweek meeting Thur3day, ?J-i Z.Jr meeting at 8 o'clock on Wed prayer meeting at mm ixortn ; These are aH interesting rtreet Wednesday t 2 p. Young mectines tt. thing, People's meeting Sunday at 6:15 p. m. ..Wion from sin. A. All are welcome. W. J. Johnston, T! pagtor. Florence Wells, deacon or- ess. Ulcst Housewives Prefer i Crown Flour Becaust it is always de- : ; pendable; not good one " 7 .1 il. i. time ana poor me neAi, but ALWAYS good. Crown' flour is as nearly right as the best wheat, modern machin ery and expert milling knowledge can make it. Ererv household should use this splendid t flour A trial will convince you,. NOT BLEACHED. mm The Sign Of, Good Quality I SHOULD BUY GOLDEN ROD CERIALS Becauso The Quality is Excellent. Their Cost is Eeasonable They are a. Home Industry pro-. duct. GOLDEN ROD MILL ING CO. Cereal Millers and Poultry Fool Manufacturers. I POKTLAND, , ORMJON Among the men coming to speak tf BOILED" SMITH the conference is Dr. A. C. Dixon, who recently returned to this eountry from London, where for a number of years he has been pastor in the famous Spurgeon Tabernacle. Ho is one of the foremost preachers of the world. Dr. Henry Os trom, the evangelist, well and favorably known in Salem, will speak three times. Dr. W. L. PettSngill, dean of the school of the Bible in Philadelphia, speaks once and Dr. W. Leon Tucker, of New lorft, will give three addresses. The conference is interdemoninotional and is being arranged for by ,nlimber of tho local pastors. All who are inter ested in a greater knowledge of the Bible and in hearing experts speak on fundamental questions are invited. Conference in Salem. An event looked forward to with ercat interest by Bible students and earnest Christian people is the confer- ence on nnsiian iuiiuBmemiiiB i,:,.h ;n l, will be held in Salem, September 19, 50, .7 Z f .ik , 21. This conference is one of a scries be ing held in a number of eentcrs in the northwest and alone the coast by a group of well known Bablc teachers who are in this way bringing to many locali ties the discussions of the great confer ence on Christian fundamentals held In Philadelphia last May. Salem is fortu nate in being inelnded in the itinerary of these leaders. , ' The sessions of the conference will be held in the First Bantint church, corner Marion tnd North Liberty streets, be ginning Friday eveninz. September 19, at 7:30 o'clock, and continuing through Sunday evening, September 21. Catholic Church. Corner ' Cottage , and Chemeketa streets. Communion mass at 7:30 a. m., a hah mniw the pastor will speak on "Catholie Marriages." This subject will be of interest to many who are not Catholic, especially in this day when easy divorce is a common thing. Strangers will be welcome. Benediction follows last mass. Bev. J. E. Buck, pas- tor. . . . . 1 e Among the recent arrivals of western troops in New York are. the following Willamette valle- bnvn: Sergt. Her man C. Backer, Hillsboro; Warren Fowler, Eneen; Perrv B. Beilman. Salem; Harold A. Tavlnr McMinn ville; .Tas. E. Wi)liams,Forost Orove; CO. OIn. Mt. Angel; Oias. Chris tensenr Willamette. "flapjacks" savory hotcakes, . full of goodness, are for your break' fast A delightful treat, so in , expensive and simple to pre pare you can enjoy them every day in the year. ' JH'M'i'r'!'1 ADMITS COGNOMEN SAYS RETURNEDWAR VETERAN Hillsboro, Or., Sept. 6 (United Press) "They calt bie 'hard boiled,' and by O I am." Orai it Dorland, who has returned from overseas eredits Lieutenant "Hard Boiled" Smith with that statement in France. Dorlnnd is another vetorau who has publicly gone on record with the statement that all soldiers who etroc in contat witn nninn ueepibeu mm. He savs ho has heard at least 50 return ed soldiers say they would like to get "iust one swing at Hard Boiled, Doruuid was a guard nt a military prison not far from Paris. "Smith asked me, one day, for a list, of prison ers," said Dorlnnd. "A photograph of a young lady fell to the ground when I brought out the lict. Smith beat me to it and tore it to pieces." Dorland forgot it was a case, of offi cer and man. It was jilst a case of man 'with him then. He cracked Smith with his rifle butt, between the- eyes. Of confsc he was court martialcd, but tho officers who tried the private prob acy carried picture of their own. They held tlmt Smith had trK-meended his authority and freed Dorland. ' The girl, whose picture was inKnltcd Jy "Hard Boiled" is now the wife of Dorland. ' !c Word Class Ad Wi3 Sell It Fast Express Slow Beside Elgin Scout A now record for the Elgin Sis one hundred and ninety three miles over ordinary roads between Chicago and IndiunapiAis in four hours and six minutes, beating fastest express trains by SO mi n u leu. Tiit' the news contained in a tel egram received by Lee L. Gilbert, El- jfin distributor, rrom tne raciory mre week, which reads as follows:: "Elgin gix scout model yesterday established new record of four hours, nix minutes carrying four passengers Chicago to Indianapolis, one hundred ninety three miles, beating fastest ex press' trains bv fifty six minutes. Aver age forty seven seven tenths per hour. Seventeen and one third miles per gallon gasoline. Motor wonderful. Cooled perfectly. Xo water placed in rtwiititnr ph mute. I'naacncets ana jue- gage weighed almost ei;.ht hundred pounds. ar in perfect condition and ready to repent. Strictl - slock mo ld. Officials of test, Will' tm K. .iibbs, formerly of Motor A?'; Chester Fotist, Chicago American; 1'viver .). G. Jam ison, Elgin sale d' artment. Fourth passenger, Elmer V der, Elgin engin eering department." The first fall meeting of the Salem Floral society will be held next Mon day evening in the auditorium of the Commercial eliti. The meeting is held especially to consider plans for a floral exhibit at Ihe state fair. All members and thoso interested in flowers are urg ed to attend this meeting. GROCERIES AT COST Akro'n, jjO., Se,pt. 6-Httle frecn coupons are providing ammunition ;a a war which one A-ron factory has do c'larcd on the high cpst of living. In much tho same manner as meal tick ets are used, tho coupons are utilized by the 10,000 employes- of the factory in obtaining groceries . at cost. For redeeming the coupons, tho Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. is now operating a grocery, opened recently. It carries a complete line of staple jet ceries, including butter and eggs. Uent, light and taxes will be paid by th company. Wages of personnel cm ployed make up practically tho only overhead expense item added to coit priers of goods sold, which are bought, by the company in large lots. Purchas er must carry their packages homo. The grocery, which is exclusively far Firestone employes, was opened re cently as the result of their petition1 mr.da at a meeting of factory foremen wih H. S. iF-irestone a monta ago. A that time Mr. Firestone promised to flh'C the plan proposed careful eonfcicl ration. As the result of an invcatiga .ti in, wherein 'tho re (aU market in general and the cooperative store in pt'ticulnr were close I- stuaieil, ho d ci'l d the compuny could aid its em p'qveH considerably in overcoming tho rr-sant high nrice of foodstuffs,, hy roersiting the store. Tie nt once or dereil the plan to be carried out. The company already hns a 'build plan in operation by which tn em "! can acrnire a new home at a s-'-'n;? of over twenty per cent of tho price that prevail in the open market.