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V ASHLAND TIDINGS Friday, April 25, 1010 TAGE EIGHT enmnxra CUSHION T0P.NVIRDR0BE, TRUNK, Wardrobe Trunks Traveling Suitcases Hand Bags Everyone of them up to the minute in style and convenience Full line from the mod erately priced to the best. J. P. DODGE & SONS Complete House Furnishers AHoosier Kitchen, Cabi net Saves Mites of Steps O HILT, CALIFORNIA, ITEMS i Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Lticas spent Easter Sunday at Klamath Hot Springs. The present baggage master at the S. P. station at HUt Is Richard F. Xolfe of Callahan, California. Mrs. John Hibbert entertained the Sntlmate friends of Mrs. J. B. Clark f McCloud Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Hibbert and two children and Mrs. "Win. Hibbert ttttended Easter service at Yreka. Arthur Whitlock came home from camp Friday suffering from a severe case of tonsilltts. Ray Holland accompanied Horace Stanley and family to Fall Creek Sunday where they spent the' day fishing. Mrs. J. B. Clark came up from McCloud Friday to visit at the home f her son, Henry Clark, and to at tend the Balley-Jasmann wedding at "yreka, Saturday. Horace Stanley had a phone mes sage from his mother, Mrs. F. A. Stanley of Portland, who Is rejoic ing over the news of her son's return Jrom over seas. The manager of the Fruit Grow ers Supply Co. store, Horace Stan ley, was fortunate in securing as head clerk Albert Cuttlnl. who has been a clerk for the McCloud Mer cantile Co. for the past thirteen years. Word has been received by Horace Stanley, manager of the Fruit Growers Supply Co. store, of the ar rival in Philadelphia of his brother. Asel M. Stanley, who has been phar macist In Base Hospital No. 2 at Scotland-Wales for the past two years. After the armistice was signed he was transferred to Ger many from which country he sailed. HHHilllllll 8 a We buy Liberty Bonds for cash We exchange Vlctrolas and Records for used pianos. We sell new pianos on easy monthly Installments. Be fore you purchase, it will pay you to Investigate our proposition, be cause we are factory distributors ot the world's best Pianos and Player Pianos and Vlctrolas at the lowest possible prices. HALE'S PIANO HOUSE INC. 22tf J. F. Hale, Gen. Mgr. Auto Top Repairing Side Curtains llpholst'ring Top dressing Plate Glass Back Curtains Medford Auto Top Co. 30 N. Grape, Medford WELDING weld anything large or small. Auto repairing by competent mechanics. All work guaranteed or no charge. . STORAGE. The sturdy Briscoe-the hill climber. Mitchell Six - Liberty Six AT IDE CHURCHES First Congregational Church ' G. Southwell Brett, Minister . Rev. William Johnson will preach next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock No service In the evening. , , . i Trinity Episcopal Church. Vicar the Rev. P. K. Hammond Sunday School at 9:45. Morning service and sermon at 11 o'clock. No evening service. Everyone cordially Invited, ' ' First Church of Christ, Scientist Pionoer Avenue South Sunday service at 11 o'clock. Sub Ject of lesson sermon next Sunday Is "Evedlastlng Punishment. " Sunday School at 10 o'clock; Wed nesday evening meeting -at 8 o'clock. Reading Room open from 2 to 4 dally, except Sundays and holidays. Presbyterian Church C. F. Koehler, Pastor Subject for the morning; service. "0ir Savior's Greatest Question." Subject for the evening service: "A Sermon on Rocks." Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Young People's Meeting, 7,00 p.m. Prayer Meeting, 7:45, Wednesday. We welcome you to Join with us In these services. Baptist Church. Rev. W. Norton Ferris, Mlnlnter Bible School at 9:45 a. m. Divine Worship, 11:00 a. m. Rev. O. C. Wright, D. D., of Portland will preach. Woman's Missionary session, 2:30 p. m., with a fine program. Young People's Meeting at 7.00 p. m. Address by Dr. L. W. Riley, President of McMInnville College. All are cordially Invited. Strangers welcome. Nazarene Church Services for the week are as fol lows: Sunday School begins prompt ly at 9:45. Morning worship at 11 Subject: "Salvation only thru Christ." Y. P. H. L. at 7 o'clock. Eva Hash will be the leader. Eve ning service at 8:00. Subject: "A Hundredfold." This is a church where the common people collect and enjoy live congregational singing and gospel preaching; a church where the Bible Is believed .to, be the Word of God. You are invited to worship with us. v Dorman D. Edwards, Pastor. 1 Pacific Highway Garage 1 ttlks. South Nash Hotel AlLUiuRD - OREGON Frl.H BAPTISTS TO HOLD MEETING IX CITY Commencing tonight, Friday, at 7:30 o'clock, the Rogue River Bap tist Association will hold Its forty second annual meeting in the local Baptist church, to continue thru Sunday. Following (s the program of the convention In full: Friday Evening, April 23 7:30 Devotional. 8:00 Address of welcome, Rev. W. N. Ferris; Response by the Mod erator, H. C. Garnett; Appointment of Committees, etc. 8:30 Introduction of new pastors. 8:45 Annual sermon, Rev. W. T. S. Sprlggs, Ph. D. Saturday Morning, April !2fl 9.00 Devotional. 9:30 Reading of Church Letters. 10:00 Business session., ll'.OO Address, "Our Own Inter est In Our Owu State," 0. C. Wright, D D. . 11:30 Address, A. M. Petty, D.D. Sut unlay Afternoon 2:00 Devotional. 2:30 Conferenoe, Rev. C. M. Cllne presiding. Topic: "What Changes are Necessary that the Church may do Effectually Its Work In the New World Order?" Speaker, Rev. W. N. F.erris. Discussion. 3:30 Conference, Rev. W. N. Fer ris presiding. Topic: "Can We Dis cover, a More Efficient Method of Evangelism?" Speaker, Rev. C. M. Cllnfe. Discussion. Address, G. C. Griffin. Saturday evening 7:30 Devotional. 8.00 Layman's Session. General Theme: "The Layman and the Load." (1) "The Layman in the Lead," F. W. Mears; (2) "The Layman's Lev- ler," Roy Hackett; (3) "The Layman Who Won't Lift." V, 0. N. Smith. Discussion. ( Sunday Morning, April 27 9:45 Sunday School. " 11.00 Publlo Worship. Sermon by Rev. O. C. Wright, D. D. 1 Sunday Afternoon 2:30 Ladles' . Session, Mrs. B. K. Hackett presiding. Devotional, Mrs. M. Louretta SpriggB; A Conference on Methods; Solo, Genevieve Patillo; Monologue, Laksml I Tar a ('A' Native of India In Native Costume). . -Sunday Evening. 7:00 B. Y. P, II. Session,. lA.Ev erott McClelland will preside.,, 8:00 Address, Rev. L. W.iviley, D. D. Topic: "Christian Education." Rev. A. M. Petty,' D. D. ' "I Delegates will be entertained on the Harvard Plan, lodging and break fast furnished. Luncheon and din ner may be had at restaurant within one block of church. MRS X ALDER WILL TALK TO METHODISTS " Mrs. Kalder will speak In the Methodist church next Sunday eve ning at the regular service hour, 8 o'clock:. At this service she will tell of the wonderful work of Panditl Ramabal and how the work has been supported. ' You cannot afford to miss this service. Good music by choir. GAVE FIXE TALK OX CENTENARY MOVEMENT Dr. H. W. Lewis, one of the or ganizers of the 75,000 Methodist 5 minute men of America, spoke in the local Methodist church last Tuesday evening on tho movement that is oc cupying the minds of Methodism the world over today. He gave a won derful talk on the Centenary Move ment deserving a much larger audi ence than turned out to hear him. While deploring the atrocities of th Germans over which the country was horror-stricken for four years, he stated that tfie Indifference of Americans to the real needs of the world has done as much against the good of humanity, and that men with property should line themselves with God thru their gifts. Dr. Lewis Is one of the best all-around authori ties on the $105,000,000 Methodist Centenary Movement in this section of the country. SPRING SEWING : TIME IS AT HAND Sherwood Clackamas County Hop Farming Co. receive big con tract from foreign buyers for 30,- 000 lbs. hops at 25 c?nts per pound On Savings Recounts Interest A Dollar Starts an Account. STATE BANK OF ASHLAND. 4 COUXTY (XHRT PROCEEDIXGS (Continued from page seven) 'labor $497.95 ROAD DISTRICT NO. 14 D..W. Pence, payroll $135.50 General Road Fund Medford Iron Works, road supplies $264.14 Hubbard Bros., road supplies 108.90 Merrlman's Blacksmith Shop, repairs of road machinery 10.00 Southern Oregon Traction Co., freight 12.43 Hodson Freenaughty Co. drag!) 20.00 Anderson Solomon, right of way 30.00 Effle Caster, right of way 125.00 W. C. Kltto, rent 60.00 W. J. Miller, right of way.. 900.00 Bounty Report J. C. Cass J. E. Ouches , 0. C. Oden . . G. JO. Merrfll R. Phillips Dewey Glvan Elmer T. Hdsfs Ben Edmondson Wm. Chambers E. E. Gregg . . . : . , O. M. Knox '. James Rhea Goo. F. Hall Sam Borden F. O. Gamble Carl Hanson Charles Dunford Anton Ring A. D. Moore Benjamin Harrison O. M. Knox John Watson Lorls Martin George Ring W. S. Chapman Charles Marquess ........ Georgb Weeks J, L. Rowe Mark Wlnnlngham Geo. Fisher R. Phillips W. H. Paul J. W. Jonas F. Combest A. F. Edmunson Sam Borden D. S. Prultt Oscar Hanson . ." J. W. Pomeroy E. AV. Frey V. Lanlni J. C. Gearing . L. A. Rold E. D. Schrader Benjamin Harrison O. B. Verblck Chas. Woodworth Earl Zimmerman Jasper Tungate Chas. ' Dunford, Jr Chas. Dunford, Jr., ....... Tom F. Nicholas J. E, Grlevis Hflold! KubJjl $1530.53 14.00 5.00 5.00 7.00 24.00 5.00 7.00 7.00 2.00 3.00 5.00 2.00 4.00 19.00 16.00 5.00 48.00 19.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 18.00 9.00 5.00 2.00 18.00 2.00 5.00 2.00 7.00 26.00 6. 00 2.00 40.00 5.00 3.00 2.00 2.00 n.oo 22.00 3.00 28.00 3.00 2.00 3.00 8.00 13.00 7.00 36.00 3.00 8.00 2.00 2.00 And at this store you will find the 1 falvrlcs of all kinds for the making In a great variety of new patternt I and shades. Woolen materials for capes; New plain and fancy silks; New voiles in white and figures; New ginghams and wash goods of I all kinds. SkinnH-s Taffeta and 404 Dress Satin; Pongee silk. All prices from I HOc to $2.30 per yd. There Is still left In our garment section A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW COATS, CAPES, DOLMANS, DRESSES. SKIRTS And All Kinds ol Wearing Apparel. m1 FITRITE PETTICOATS SKIRTS We SPEEDY WORK FOR COOS COUXTY ROAD MARSHFIELD, Ore. Dean, Brown, Perham & Hague, contractors who secured the paving Job be tween Marshfleld and the county seat, 12V4 miles, arte well equipped for the work, having practically ev erything in machinery necessary for construction. A featuie of their equipment is the Dean & Brown basalt rock quarry on Coos river, where the material for the concret: will be obtained. The firm will deliver rock from scows for a distance of six or seven miles from the Marshfleld end of the highway, using Isthmus Inlet for transportation. The base for the paving has been ready for a year and portions of the grade have been settling for two years, leaving the entire route in good condition for speedy construction. Classified Advertisements TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT Furnished rooms, 25c and up. A quiet place for day sleepers. Call 156 5th St. 24-2t FOR SALE Modern house of six rooms. Bath, light, hot water, gas, family orchard, berries, shade trees. Lot 100 x 160. Price very reasonable. Will take as part ' payment small bouse and lot. Mrs.. A. H. Conner, 107 Allda St. 24-lt W.A.Shell TheBarber 137 E. Main M $527.00 CHAUNCEY FLOREY, County Clerjc 1 & n Clean Hands Pilate tried to wash his hands, of the blood of Christ. He was a quitter. You can't have dean hands . unless you take your share of the VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN Contributed by Orres Tailor Shop