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EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
St. George’s Mission, Red Dragon
club house. Septuagesima Sunday.
Matins and Holy Communion at 11
o'clock. Church school at 12 o’clock.
Evensong at 4 o'clock. Program:
Processional, “The Church's One
Foundation”.Wesley
“Gloria in Excelsis.Old Chant
“Magnificat”
“None Demitis”
“The Son of God Goes Forth to
War” . Cutter
Duet, Mrs. W. H. Chase and Miss
Emmma Shepard.
“My Country 'Tis of Thee”
Sermon
Solo, “Face to Face” Herbert Johnson
Miss Emma Shepard
“Peace, Perfect Peace.Caldbeck
A special service to which everyone
is cordially welcome and rhe auxiliary
chapters of the Red Cross in particu
lar. Rev. E. P. Zeigler, Priest in
charge.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preachin services 1J a. m. "The
Power of Touch." Sunday school
12 m. “Jesus Forgiving Sin.” Preach
ing services 7:30 p. m. “The Challenge
to men." Music for the evening is as
follows:
Prelude. Ries
“In Service of the King,”.Ackley
“Precious Name” . Doane
Offertory . Leybach
Solo, “Abide With Me”.Metcalfe
Mrs. A. .1. MacConnell***
“Let Lower Lights Be Burning”
. Bliss
‘•Send the Light" . Gabriel
Doxology.Ken
Postlude . Mozart
In this age men are challenged in
many ways as to their priciples which
govern their lives. We ask you to
join us in our services and think upon
these vital questions of the hour. A.
G. Shriver, Pastor.
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JUNIOR STORY BOOK NOW
READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
The “Story of the Red Cross." tech
nically known as A. R. C. 601, and
long eagerly awaited, has now arrived
at division headquarters. A supply of
these books was sent at once to all
chapters that have officially signi
fied their intention of organizing a
Junior Red Cross, and other chapters
will be supplied as soon as they have
notified the bureau of development
that they have appointed responsible
chapter school committees.
This little book is to be placed in
the hands of pupils and will make ex
cellent supplementary reading. With
an attractive cover and copiously il
lustrated, the book tells in simple lan
guage the story of the beginning of
the Red Cross and then details its ac
tivities in peace and war. Pictures
of Florence Nightingale, of President
Wilson and of Red Cross activities at
| the front help to make it interesting.
] At the conclusion of the book is a
bibliopgraphy which includes names of
those books on the war and the Red
Cross that are most interesting to
pupils of graded and high schools.
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Because the people of Prospect, Ore
gon, like tamales, an auction of these
toothsome morsels was held ami the
money turned over to the Red Cross
The tamales averaged $1.28 apiece,
which speaks well for their quality as
well as the patriotism of Prospect
citizens.
Blanche Sweet in "The Ragamuffin”
I at the Empress theater Sunday. Miss
Sweet is one of the most accomplish
ed screen actresses on the stage to
day and the play in which she takes
the leading part gives her the ideal
field for the artistic portrayal of her
talents. “The Ragamuffin” is a story
of opportunity and environment and
while intensely interesting from start
to finish teaches at the same time a
most valuable lesson. The Fathe News
pictures are extremely interesting and
range from views of the Rainbow regi
ment to the world’s championship
baseball games. The entire program
will be shown Sunday only
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The First Bank of Cordova has re
ceived the new Liberty bonds, of the
first issue, bearing three and one-halt
per cent, which were subscribed for by
local people. The bond itself looks like
a huge bill, to which is attached in
booklet form, three sheets of interest
coupons 20 to a sheet, which are clip
ped off every time interest is paid, by ]
the bank. Each coupon bears the
; amount of Interest due, when due, and '
| the number of the bond.
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NOTICE.
On account of the eight hour law
, coal orders must be received before'
,1pm. to Insure delivery same day.
No coal delivered after 5 p m.
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before sailing time.
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