I for you S t » : p , l Ton win enjoy Ptyat Church of Chrint, Scientist this fine ' Schoól’ ¿gd its high Pioneer Ave.. 8outh * Meal«. ' (¡ • " ’ Sunday morning service at 11 Epworth League (or ajl yoqqg o’clock, «object, “Adam and Fall­ people at , 4:45, • This l i a live en Man.” Sunday sctyol at 9:45 o’clock. hour: full of InspJiUtlon and en- * Wednesday evening service at 8 p. m. i meetihg. Wednesday gt ’ Reading room open dally from Methodist Episcopal Church H. F.(P»mberton, Pastor 8 to 5 except Sunday« and holi­ days. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. You are cordially Invited to at­ The public ie lovingly welcom­ Sermon subject: “Our Mother's tend all the meetings of this Religion— Have We As Good?” church. Its dooqa ate «pen for ed. 8 8 8 Mother’s Day program. you. You will enjoy the fine Evening worship at 8. Sub­ fellowship, the Gospel sermons First Presbyterian Church ject: “Why Do We Think Evil and the excellent music. Strang­ W ith Illuminated Bulletin In Our HeartsT” Another ers and visitors especially wel­ The pastor, Rev. Hugh T. Mit- tkon Jesus asked. come. Come as you are to this cbelmore will present two Moth­ Sunday school class homelike church. er’s Day themes next Sunday; kt 11:90 a. m. and at 8:00 p. m. There w ill be special music. M Is (or Mother with all her cares O (or the Others helped by her prayers. T for (he Tears she has shed (or us too, , H fs the Hope and the Joy that she knew. E Is the Eternal (aith In her God, R for the Road that the “Master” WHERE PRICES AND MERCHANDISE IS RIGHT has trod. AND “ COURTEOUS SERVICE“ THE Pat them together they spell WATCHWORD “ Mother" you see, A Mother to love throughout eternity. ’ Swifts Jewell I f you have no flower to wear This Sunday in honor of your mother, Beautiful colhe to church and we will pro­ Kitchenette vide yon with one. 4 Lb. Pail f o r .......... .73 Set With Bible School, 9:45 g. m. 8 Lb. Pail f ç r . . . . . >1.48 Junior Christian Endeavor, 4 Shop Saturday and Monday At Hardy Brothers Shortening I Plcg. W h ite K in g Soap: S Bars W h ite K in g Soap; 8 Bars -M issio n i »2.25 Vaine 'or Only . . . . FLOUR Don’t Forget Our irdv Brothers SPECIAL Swifts Sunbrite Cleanser < 5c Per Package A Fresh Supply Of Marshmallows AT 40c FEB POUHD Jelly Beans at 19c A Wonderful Vaine At Onion?, Rpdishes or Carrots—Pet Bunch Home Grown A&par£gus~2 Pounds for Nice Sweet Orange»—P et Dozen *‘8peak a Good Word (or Je- Trinity KpMcopal ChurCh sue” will be the theme. Francos Vicar The Rev. P; JC. Hammond Livingston w ill lead. ■ You’ll en­ Holy communion at 8 a. m. joy this'service., Sundky school at 8:48. Hear Rev. Chappelle at 8 p. m. Morning service and sermon at You can depend on a good mes­ 11. ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' > sage and a fine meeting. Everyode cordially Ihvited. 8 8 8 / 8 8 8 7th Day Adventist Church Corner 4th and “C” Elder T. L. Thuemler, Pastor Sabbt)h School at 10 a. m. Mrs. Frank Pefley, 8upt. Frances Splndler, Sect'y. • All classes represented; Preaching 11 a. m. “Four Horsemen of Revelation. The Cause of Silence In Heav- Christian, Church . William V. Barney, Eugene, will preach. Morning service, subject. "Mother.” Evening sub­ ject “Personal Testimony to Je- sue ’ Divihlty." Every one wel­ come. Church of the Naaareue Fourth and. ”C” Street * Sunday school at 8:48 a. m. T. •8. Wiley, Supt. Mother’s Day. will be observed in tbe Sunday School. At 11 o’clock, morning worship with sermon from the subject, “Mother’s Influence.” At 6:80 p. m. Young People’s meeting. i? At 7: SO p. m. praise service followed with sermon from the subject, "Making aq Important Choice.” The regular mid-week prayer meeting will be held on Wednes­ day evening at 7:80 p. m. A hearty weloome to all. P. C. Thatcher, Pastor. The Full Gospel Temple Sunday school, 9:48. Mr. C. J. Foster, superintendent. In our Sunday.school we have suitable departments and classes for all ages. Mrs. Arthur Hardy, supt., of the primary dept. f Morning worship 11. Mother’s and the several states and districts to employes of the postal service, watchmen in U. S. service, and customary trade shipments to and revolver and other firearms Cap­ (rem dealers and manufacturers, able of being concealed on ' the and these to be under strict regu­ person are declared to be unmail­ lations prescribed by tbe depart­ able by regulations Just promul­ ment. gated by the Postmaster General Thus tbe clinic proved to be of MAILS TABOO REVOLVERS value to such eases by ridding Under authority of the provis­ them of the dread of the “ white ions of an act of Congress passed In February of this year, pistols, plagna.” I The majority of (hose examined are in danger of developing ac­ tive tuberculosis if they do not remain under tbe close observa­ tion and care of the Health Unit and do their part towards build­ ing up a strong resistance. Through the cooperation of the Red Crois, Public Health As­ sociation, and * the Unit, rest, milk, sick-room supplies, and supervision w ill be given to those who need it. It is now a well known fact that tuberculosis may be checked and prevented in one’s own home if the patient has sunshine, outside air, rest, etc. Child Welfare Week Is being celebrated throughout the United States thia week with song, story, drams, statistics, sermons and every thing that w ill help each community to focuse its atten-1 tlon upon tbe welfare of every chlld^ The Jackson County Public Health Association is celebrating thia occasion by broad casting over atstlon KM ED Wednesday night from 7 to 8. M rs.. H. L. Nobllt has arranged a program of unusual cha ran to be given by children. They w ill present songs, recitations and a playlet having health as their there. o f the United States and Issued to all postoffices, and are forbidden to be carried In the malls or deliv­ ered by any postmaster, letter carrier or other person in the postal service. Whoever shall knowingly violate the provisions of this law of Congress sholl be subject to a fine not exceeding $1000 and Imprisonment for not more than two years, or both. The only exception to this rule applies to established peace forces and officers of the United States Tuberculosis as a menace In Jackson County is satisfactorily under control If the attendance of the recent clinic may be coun­ ted aa an Indication. 48 patients Day will be observed In appropri­ were examined at the free clinic ate way, special music, and ser­ given by the County Health Unit mon. . Ì ' last Friday and Saturday in the Medford Center Bntlding. Some Christian En Intermediate Grants Pass of the patients had been asked deavor, 8 p. m. months ago by the public health saven miles east shows good Use that extra seat in your car nurses to come to the clinic and values. to take some Mother to the church of her choice next Sunday. Evening worship, 7:30. This tion published in all the papers 8 8 8 will be a special service fo r all of the country. Dr. Chas. Rogers ’ Epworth League parents. You should not faiil to the specialist from Portland,' as- Ashland Chapter $Q 4 3 Epworth attend this service; come i gnd slsted by Dr. Inskeep found 10- League, Bunday c t 4 ■ <0. Leader help to make it what It should be active tuberculosis cases among, James Natter. Topic “W ith Christ by your attendance. the 43 patients Ux am fixed, and in the Out-of-Doors'.” Every Wednesday in each week already applications hate been .. — 8 8 prayer meeting at 7:80 p. mr filed for several of them to enter — When you are hungry for some the State Sanitarium. ' »oul-etlrrlng. music and a morssl Several .were found- Jo be en-1 H. H. Young. Paster . Services every second, fourth of real gospel preaching, you w ill 'tirely (roe of tuberculosis, alJ and fifth Sunday of the month at not be disappointed it you will at- though It had been suspected; the! 10:45. Sunday school at 10? tend these services. Come aa ytju symptoms being caused by heart! i “Thou Shalt Not Commit Adul­ are. You are welcome. |oft, bronchial trouble instead. tery.’* theme Sunday’s spwnon Public welcome. 8 8 8 Pure Cocoa for Every Baptist Church ! M. S. Woodworth, PAster Sabbath school, 1:45. 20'Xentàrij Stores The Home of Satisfied Customers, Pay cash and sava’mjdi. Mor