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9 Paw Th#i* Friday, Fehraary 11, ISOT 'GMcaa <$ D A IR Y MARK CALENDAR OF EVENTS club w ill meet «t the home of Mrs. Clifford Jenkins on Pioneer Avenue. Monday, F rit. 14 — y W . B. C. will have a Valentine social at the home o f Mrs. J? W . M ills at SIS' Almond street. Monday,- Feb. 14 — There w ill be an Old Folks* Valentine aparty at the Convalescent • Home on Granite street from 2 until 5 p. m. Monday, Feb. 14.— Ashland Study Club w ill meet at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Louis Dodge on the Boule- First Church of Christ, Scientist Pioneer Ave., South Sunday morning service at o'clock,-subject, "Soul.** Sunday Something Saved On Everything SPECIALS AT The Fairview Market 4th and B Sts. Swift’s Jewell Compound, 3 Lbs., 50c J3uet Rendered Per Lb. 10c Home Compound Per Lb. 15c Knight’s Saner Kraut 3 Lbs. 25c Sw ift’s Premium Ham and Bacon and Weiners. If i t ’s beef, veal, lamb, pork pr chickens, we have it. Our yriccs are right. Phone 91 Gur Own Delivery The Church of the B reth ren Irndjes Aid will hold a cooked fpod sale here Saturday» Unwelcome Insight— Yet there are Blest times when .mystery is laid bare, * T ru th Shows a glorious face, W hile on that isthmus which com mands The councils of both* worlds she. stands, v Sage Spirits, by your graee. God, who Instructs the brutes to scent AU changes of tha'elem eat. Whose wisdom fixed the scale Of natures, for our wants provides TBy higher, sometimes humbler guides, When lights of reason fall. — Wordsworth. » 23 33 Medford People Give Program at Normal— The music and dramatic depart ment of the Grqpter Medford d a b dellghtfullv entertained the stu dents of the Southern " Oregon State Normal school ▼•■terdnv . morning, Wednesday« R B fW R 9, a t 1 9 :1 8 (L SL tg g » mfcMM lum of the Bcfiept •” • ^ ■ ^ 6 3 A trio consisting 8 f f t t t M O T Collins, soprano Mrs. PZchsrd ¡Mulholland, contralto, « -it Mrs. Rawles Moore, pianist, gave sev eral numbers and Mrs. W illiam Reading room open dally from 2 to 5 except Sundays and holi The services of Sunday evening days. The public is cordially In sermons are drawing fine crowds, vited. , ~- this week the husbands are. w rit 23 23 22 ing letters to the pastor on "The The Full Gospel Temple Ideal W ife .” This w ill be the subject next Sunday evening at ........ J. E. Murphey, Pastor ........ Sunday school, 9:46 a. m. C. 7:30, J. Foster, Superintendent. Bible school at 9:46 a. m. The Morning worship 11 a. m. Rev. W hite Elephant Class w ill have J. L. M intle w ill preach both charge of the opening service. The sermon at 11:16 a. m. will morning and evening. Young Peoples meeting, 6 :3 0 . be “ Eden a Type of Heaven.” Evening worship 7:30. ■/ The public is cordially invited. Every Wednesday In each weak 22 22 22 prayer meeting 7:30 p. m. Friday, 7:30, choir practice. Church of the Nazarcne Mr. Arthur^ Hardy, choi^ leader. Fourth and C Street The public is cordially invited Sunday School at 9:45 a.' m. to all cervices at the temple. . Mr. T. 8. 'W iley, Snpt. 22 23 22 A t 11 o’clock morning worship w ith sermon from the subject, First Presbyterian CTiurch “ Obtaining Promises.” “With Illuminated Bulletin” A t 6:30 p. m. Young Peoples 11:00 a. m. Dr. Wm . Locks, of meeting. Hunan, China, w ill speak. I f you. A t 7:30 p. m. praise heard Dr. Locke at the Norm al o r followed by sermon from at Klwanis luncheon, Joday, yon- Ject, “ Resisting God.” w ill want to hear him again Sun The regular mid-week prayer day. meeting w ill be held on Wednes A t 7:30 p. m. Rev. Hugh T . day evening at 7:30. Mttkhelmore w ill speak upon “The A hearty welcome to all. Religion of Lincoln.” He w ill P. 8. T H A T C H E R , also answerv question: “ W ould Pastor. Lincoln have adopted the League Trinity Episcopal Church Vicar the Rev. P. K . Hammond Holy communion i t 8 a. m- Sunday school at 9:45. Morning service and sermon at Good music, an Interesting and helpful service and everyone In vited. Embroidery Clnl^— Mrs. Louis Schwein and Mrs: Augugt Schuermsn were the gra cious hostesses at a meeting of thy Alpha Embroidery club, which was held In the Masonic H all on Herbert THAT MAKE TRADING AT lardy Brothers White Wonder Matches! Soap Matches! Saginaw Tips 7 Bars for 25c Regular 2 for 15c Grade Amaizó Salad Oil 6 Boxes for 25c Pint Cans, E a c h ---- 28c New and Fresh Stock of Quart Cans, Br-ch .. 49c Jell-Dessert Half Gal. Cans, Each, 95c Gallon Cans, Each, $1.85 3 Lge. Packages for 25c W. B. A. COOKED FOOD SALE SATURDAY Extra Special For Saturday Those Large 4-Pocnd Packages Best Grade Seedless Raisins far ...................... w ff Coffee Salmon That Klamath Rivet Red Never in the hostory o' Large Pound Gan, .. 29« oar store have we had ar Family Sire. 2’s .'... I‘9c article that has made f bigger hit with our cus Don’t Fail to See tomers than Hardy Bros. Special' Coffee* At 50c Per Pound And !• save« them 8c per lb. 8 Church of Christ ’•he afternoon of Tuesday, Febru ary eighth. There were about forty ladles oresent, who enjoyed a pleasant afternoon of fancy work and ?srds. A t a late hour the hostess- 3S served delicious refreshments. Tbe Club w ill bold Its next Mubellaafr.ftaee g* brief ifclk on meeting in the Masonic halk'dh Cadman. ' i the afternoon of Tuesday, Febru 22 28 23 ary 22. with Mrs. H . C. Stock and Hostess at Meeting of the Alpha Mrs. Nate Bates as hostesses. LITTLE SURPRISES o ’clock. Wednesday evening service at Saturday, Feb. 18.— The Camp F ire Girls of Tensquawstta Camp w ill have a Valentine I party with June Carey as mas ter of ceremony. . vsrd. Saturday, Feb. 18— Daughters of Thnvsday, Feb. IT .— B ab y; Clinic N ile w ill meet In Medford, w ill be held In the Civic club- luncheon at the Medford hotel ' house on W lnburn Way. at 13:30. Anyone wishing to Tuesday, Feb. IS .— Young Wom go phone 461-L. I en’s Missionary society of If. B. church w ill meet at the-home of Monday, Feb. 14— Ashland Art Miss Beulah Hussey at 373 Vis-' ta street at 7 :2 0 p. m. n u n PRESENTIMENTS * school.at 10 11 Grocery Phone 59 19 E. Main S t of Nations?*” Do you think L in coln was a saved man? H e was not a member of any church. W hy did God slay the people when David numbered them? Is the United States the most Illiterate nation from an Education stand point? Have you changed your mind about* our intervening In China? (W e w ill ask Dr. Locke what he thinks) Is "Lincoln the typical A m eri can?” Bible School 10:45. M r W . M. W right, Supt. Junior C. -E. 4:00 p. m. Dor othy Becktel, leader. Interm ediate C. E., 6': 00 p. m. Thais Miles, leader. \ \ Senior C. E. 6: SO p. m. Westminster Guild <:80 p. m. Miss Blanche Hicks will give the Missionary Book review. Wednesday 7:00 p. m. mid week service. "Law of the Lord,” will be the subject from 110th psalm. WWW Free Methodist Church Corner 7th and Bast Main Sts. The third district quarterly meeting for the conference year convenes in Ashland, ‘Thursday evening at 7:30 and oontinues ov er the Sabbath. Services each evening at 7:20. Preaching Sab bath morning at 11:00 followed by the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. Missionary meeting Sab bath afternoon at 3:00. Rev. A. C. Archer, District Elder w ill be 22 22 22 In chsrge. Everyone cordially in Methodist Episcopal Church vited. H. F. Pemberton, Pastor EM M A R. THOMASON, Morning worship at 11 o’clock. Pastor. Sermon subject, ’’Does Prayer 31 ft 12 Change Things For You?” Evening worship at 7:30. Sub Baptist Church ject, "W hat Shall It P ro fit Man I f Myron S. Woodworth, Pastor He Lqse His Soul?” The second Preaching, 11:00. of a series on Some Great Sin Subject. S o m e Comforting ners ot the Bible. Thoughts. Sunday school meets at 9:46. B. Y. P. U. Bible study and character build Geraldine 8cott will lead this ing our alms. Come with us In meeting. The subject will be: this helpful hour. “Going About Doing Good.” A Junior League for children real stewardship Jacludea a wise from 8 to 14 meets at 4. investment of time. How are you This hour is full of Interest and investing yours? enthusiasm. Preaching, 7:30. ’ The Epworth League meets at "The Four Horsemen of the 9:16. This is the young peoples' Apocalypsee" w ill be our study at meeting of the day. Interesting, this time, based on the sixth chap instruuctive, inspiring and devo ter of Revelation. These studies tional. A ll young people Invited. are proving to be of real interest Prayer meeting Wednesday eve- and help. \ Lutheran Church H. H. Young, Pastor Servlces.ln the Odd Fellows Hull every second, fourth and fifth Sunday. Sunday school at 10:00 o’clock. Divine worship at 10:45. "Remember the Sabbath, To Keep I t H oly," theme of sermon, based on Ex. 20:8-166 and Col. 2:16-17. Jhe public Is cordially Invited. 20 Centum Stores VALENTINE Regardless o f the «ley latest and finest at Igtl staples, o ar prices tell householder. story to the thrifty Money S aven Saturday and* BIG CANNED GOODS BALE NOW ON— ASK THE SALES PEOPLE FOR A FOOD BUYER IF ONE WAS NOT LEFT AT YOUR DOOR. SNOWDRIFT— A highly refined vegetable Shortening— 4 lb. PRUNES, Italian Pounds ................ ROLLED OATS— The.cream of the Willamette Valley — 0 Pound Sack .......................................... .......................................... 4»r ZS LAND'S OWN ÖREAT BIG GROCERY HARDY BROTHERS WE DELIVER Friday and Saturday SALEM HIGH handling tho detail work for the show is composed of J. E. End ers, chairman: Andy McGee, Dr. C. E. Shinn, Ralph Bowen and Carl Loveland. The Dally Tidings has b e e n ASHLAND HIGH Junior High Gym Prelim, 7:30 CHOICE MEATS FOR YOUR •SUNDAY DINNER WE GUARANTEE OUR MEATS TO BE FRESH AND JUICY ANI) TENDER. Phone us your order for your Sunday meat. are sure you will become a steady patron. Phone 107 BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY AT THE PLAZA GROCERY Introducing Milanis Genuine French Sada'd Dressing WITH A 30c BOTTLE WE WILL GIVE HEAD OF LETTUCE FREE Salted or Plain 3 Pound Box, 39c » F- K ■ Quick Quaker Oats Large Size, 25c Chase’s Sweet Potatoes No. 2 1-2 Can, 19c Buckeye Com Meal White or Yellow Per Sack, 35c Fruits and Vegetables FRESH TOMATOES—PER POUND ....................... ARTICHOKES-EACH ............................................... BROCCOLI-PEJt POUND . . . . . ’............................... SPINACH-^2 PO U N D S..................................... ......... BEETS OR TURNIPS—PER BUNCH ................... ORANGES—PER DOZEN . . . . : ............................... LEMONS—PER DOZEN . ......................................... GRAPEFRUIT (Calif.) 6 FOR ................................. PAY CASH AND PAY LESS AT THE 61 North Main S t Thos. Hill, Prop. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE SHORTENING, Freeh— In bn I BACON—Genuine Eastern sugi ,8 to 30 Jhe.— H alf or whole 0YRUP, Adirondack Cane and Maple—"Its flavor has no equal”-M a d e in tbe foothills of the Adirondack*— Full Quart ....... .................... a sci FnM 34» Gallon .............. «1.08 Our East Window Spratts Bird Seed It b M l ot Timely Spratts Suggestion? For Your Sunday Dinner | Dog Biscuits Fryes Light Bacon 1 39c Per Pound | Always in Stock (Continued From Page One) BASKETBALL PLAZA GROCERY Broccoli, head, 15c Lettuce, 2 for 25c Sweet Potatoes P o u n d ___5c Clams, tin . . . 20c M ERCHANTS OF A S H IA Y D TO H A V E SHOW rty. mods dr regalar HONEY Pint ..... Salmon, tin .. 20c Oysters, tin .. 20c urged to publish a special spring! opening edition, which w ill alga serve as a medium by which Ash land's value as summer and health resort can also be broad cast throughout the country, « 4 this edition will be published on Feb. 26, the Saturday before the big spring opening and auto show» Alber’s Arctic Snow (Hardwheat) Flour Guaranteed—49 Pound Sack.... $1.99 girl complexion' Jelly Powder ning at 7:30. W e cordially invite you to wor ship with us In these meetings. You will be helped by the Chris tian fellowship, the G o s p e l preaching, the excellent music and the homelike atmosphere. Strangers and visitors especially welcome. Come as you ‘are. True Blu Crackers M IL K — Libbyi 4 fo r .............. Oranges, 2 doz. 25c Bananas, 2 lbs. 25c Congregational Church Sunday school meets at 9:,46 with classes for all ages. Morning worship at 11 a. m. The sermon theme is to be “The L ifting Power of Worship.’’ Junior Christlsn Endeavor w ill meet at the church at 3 O’clock, with Mrs. Gaffney In charge. Senior Christian Endeavor meets at the church at 0:30. Evening service at 7:30. The pastor w ill preach another of his ten-minute sermons. The theme for this sermon is, ’’Christianity and Boy-Life.’* The mid-weel; meeting of the church is Wednesday evening at 7:30. Tho subject for discussion this week is ’’Unanswered Pray er.” In purity— first in quality— first in leavening strength—first in economy. Right! Roasted Right! 4dc. 8, Pound*. CAW NAT TUB WORLD’S GREATEST B A K IN G POWDER We