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First Presbyterian Church
vention. Dr. E. P. Ellyson and M.
“ 1» it Worth W h ile?’ will be Emily Ellyson will be present and
the subject of the mom:-;-» sermon one o f them will preach. A spe
Sunday at 11 o’clock. At the even cial feature o f the evening service
ing hour o f worship. 7:30, the will be a selection on the “ saw"
pastor will speak upon “ The Birth musical. The convention will con
o f Protestantism.” At 4 :00 P. M. tinue all day Monday and Mon-
the Junior Christian Endeavor ! day evening. A good program is
meets. At 6:30 P. M. Interfiled urrgnged for with papers and ad-
iate and Senior Christian Endea- dresses and discussions on Sunday
vor. Wednesday evening,
7 :30.' school work. Dr. and Mrs. Ellyson
Mid-week service.
' will be the main speakers all day
and one o f them will preach in
NAZERENE
the evening. Dr. Ellyson is editor
Sunday schol at 9:45 A. M. T. of our Sunday arhool literature
S. Wiley, superintendent. Preach- and both he and his wife are well
ing service at 11 o’clock. At 6:30 qualified to give interesting aR{j
P M. Young Peoples meeting. At profitable addresses on Sunday
7:30 P. M. will be the opening | school work. Sunday school work-
service o f the Sunday school con- ers o f any denomination are es-
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‘ W e are in the m idst o f a great trans
form ation in th% developm ent o f
electric pow ei—“ft ia reducing the
burden o f human toil; it ia increas
ing prod u ctivity; it is bringing in
creased com fort to our people. ” *
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lowed by a message on
“ The FOR SALE: A white rotary elec
for their whereabouts.
Christian Thermometer.” Evening
tric sewing machine, Martha FOUND: Spare truck Tire and
service 7 :30.
Washington type. In very goyd
wheel at Pinehurst.
Owener
can have same by identifying
condition, and has not been
property and paying for ad
CONGEGATIONAL CHURCH
used long. It costs $160 and will
vertisement.
4-t
sell for half price. Write Bx B
Sunday, School at 9 :45. Classes
care the Register.
39-ft
for all ages.
FOR R E N T HOUSES
Morning service at 11 o’clock.
FOR S A L E L I V E S T O C K
FOR RENT: A clean comfortable
Rev. J. J. Handsaker of Portland
six room house, mostly furnished.
who ia representing the Near East FOR SALE ¡"w h ite milch Geats,
There is one acre of ground and
will be our guest and speaker.
1 Billy Goat, 2 years old, elig
housing for several
hundred
Junior Christian Endeavor will
ible to register. One nanny,
chickens. Rent $30. 1307 Iowa
meet at 4 P. M. at the church with
year old. Two nanny
kids,
street.
49-2t
Mrs. Gstfney in charge. Marjory
about five months old. Inquire
Stratton will be the leader.
at 63 Gresham street.
FOR RENT: 6 room Modern house
Senior
Chriation
Endeavor
39-tf
121 Bush Street. Phone 289 J.
meets at 6'30. Don Spencer will
lead the discussion and the sub FOR SALE: Fryers and Hens, FOR RENT: Apartments for rent
Corn Fattened, 25 cents per
ject ia “ P
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Enquire 167 East Main street.
pound. Phone 17F2.
Evening service is at 7 .:.0.
There wii! ae a ponjilar song sei- TRADE: Come in and look over FOR RENT: Five room furnished
vice and a 15-mi.m'e sermon allh
house, 239 Second street. In
my long list o f properties for
the pastor in charge.
quire at 713 Oak street
trade in various parts o f Ore
Mid Week meeting for Pible
gon, Washington and California
FOU RFNT: Furnisneo uouso.
study is Wednesday at 7:30. V,'e
and a few farther east. You may
Holmes Grocery.
are studying the Parables o f J^sus
find something that you want
Everybody is invited.
in exchange for your property.
FOR S A L E R E A L E S T A T E
H. C. Galey, 66 East Main St.
{ Methodist Episcopal Church |
49-2t FOR SALE: One acre o f ground
in Berries, five room house;
Morning worship at 11 o’lcock.
FOR RENT: Two garages at 96
garage, chicken house. Inquire
Sermon subject: “ Christ ano \7ol-
Laurel Street.
at 713 Oak street.
39-t
ture." Evening worship sT 7:30.
Subject: “ Trust.the Guide.” Sun
WANTED
WANTED: Used Band Instru
day school at 9:45.
Sunday is
ments. Bring yours to us at
Rally day. We want 450 present. WANTED: A competent Steno-
once if you want to sell. Elharts
grapher. Apply
Brigg*
and
Book and Music Store.
39-2t
Briggs.
60-2t
for all young people 14 years old
39-tf
and over at 6:15.
A fine hour WANTED: Load of good 1st or
TO TRADE— 9 room house, mod
of helpful and inspiring discus
3rd crop alfalfa hay. Deliver-
ern improvements, lot 82x140,
sion. Wesley Foundation group
ed at 399 Beach street. Ash-
with $1500 equity; also 37 ac.
meets at 6:15. This is for the
land, at not more than $15 per
4 miles west o f Centra! Point,
normal students and teachers and
ton. R. D. Sanford
50- It
$1650 equity, to trade for small
teachers of our city schools and
acreage close to Ashland. Write
older young people. Prayer meet- FOR RENT— Pasture, V. V. Haul-,
C. A. Thompson, Central Point
ey, Walker Ave. South
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Oregon.
61-2*
ing Wednesday at 7:30. We invite
you to attend all these meetings.
You will be cordially welcomed
PU M PK IN CENTER
and made to feel at homer This is
Specials!
a home-like church. Strangers and
visitors especially welcome. Come
Delicious Apples
as you are.
Says Herbert H oover, Secretary
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PAGETHREE
pecially invited and urged to be
present to get the great benefit
from this convention.
We give
everyone a hearty invitation to all
these services and if you live too ;
» Rates: O ae cent a word first iaskrti
far to go homti for lunch and re
ball ceat i word tberoafter
turn again to the next service, you
will find a welcome to partake of
the lunch provided by the ladies FO R S A L E M IS C E L A N E O U S
LO S T A N D FOUND
of the church.
FOR SALE— Hay, V. V. Hauley, LOST: Lost near Mooiv Saw Mill
on Logging Road Bill Fold con
Walker ave.. South.
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C H R IS T IA N C H U R C H
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taining valuable papers. Prop
Sunday, November 6, will be FOR SALE: 10 gal. water tank
erty
Chas. Wimer. Return to
our Bible school rally day.
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and fittings with electric heat
Register Office and rec ive re
good program is being arranged
er. Elks Bldg., Barber Shop.
ward.
2-t
and will begin at 9:45 A. M. Come
FOR
SALE:
Red
and
White
one and all, and let’s make if the
STRAYED OR STOLEN' 8 tur
Grapes 34c. Blackberries 50c
big day o f the year. Communion
keys, hens, from Mrs. S. K.
per crate on vines. 430 Holly.
service at 11:00 A. M. will be fol
Barnes, Belleview. $10 reward
Electricity brings
increased com fort”
HAT each workman in
the United States can do with
his hands is multiplied ten
times by the electric power he
uses. Sixty-eight million people
are also using labor-saving elec
trical devices in their homes.
REGISTER
new electrical invention has
of power
found m
ready to serve it Now even the
small communities get electrical
through interconnected
Record areu of winter wheat
being sown in Eastern Oregon.
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LEGALS
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SUMM ONS
In the Circuit Court o f the State
o f O reg on in and for Jackson
County
ST ATE OF OREGON.
PLAIN TIFF
Muscat Grapes
Thompson Seedless
Toquet. Grapes
Roca-Perll
W holesale or Retail
Orders filled for can
ning Fruits
R E A L ESTATE
Dr. R. L. Burdic
Beaver Realty Co.
A. M. Beaxer
Denti» t
Hersey Bldg.
Ashland, Oregon
Next to Elks Temple
Dr. C. E. Shinn
Dentistry
Open evenings by appointment
Residence 151-L
O ffice Phone 151-J
Citizens Bank Bldg.
Residence Phone 184
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JA C K S O N C O U N T Y
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Established in 1886
The Only Complete Title Sys
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Abstracts o f Title and
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Are you goin g to Buy or BniM
a H om e in Ashland 7 7 7
W rite JOHN B SH E LE Y
Central Point, Oregon
for L O A N S -IO year
County A g en t for the Benefit
Savings A Loan Association
We make loans on town prop
erty anywhere in the county.
Dr. Charles A . Haines
Physician
and
Tal.
175 E. Main St.
Surgaon
Office Phone 164-J
Home Phone 164-L
REAL
ESTATE
G ood City for Country
— Buys and Trades—
F. L. N U T T E R
240 c.. Main
Ashland, Oragoa
O f f i c e Hours!
10 to 12 A. M.— 2 to 5 P.
Hershey
Building
M ISCELANEOUS
Convalescent
Ashland, Oregon
Dr. W . J. Crandall
Osteopathic
Physician and Surgeon
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
O ffice Phone 126
First National Batik Building
Home
153 Granite
Where the sick and aged 1
can'd for in pleasant
surroundings.
W hittle Transfer
& Storage Co.
C O A L , WOOD and STORAGE
Packing. Crating and Skippiag
Long Distance Hauling
AUTO FREIGHT TERMINAL
Phone 117
Office 89 Oak St
G. W . Gregg. M. D.
Citizen» Bank Bldg.
Office Hours 10-1» A. M
2-6 P. M.
Phones-69 (o ffice ) 222-Riret)
C L IF F BURLINGAME
.’ sinter and I -orstar
Papering, T. ing
D. M. B R O W E R . M. D.
Uses Radio Heat
Theraphy in connection with
other Yneasures in treating dis
ease. O ffice at Residence.
21 6 Central A rt
Phone 498-R
the office of the county clerk of
Jackson County, Oregon within
Four Weeks from the date hereof,
the •e-»«» being the date o f the
first publication o f this Summons,
and if yoU fail to appear within
said time, the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demand-
I ed in the saiE Complaint, to-wit:
Ph one 45 b
By order o f the Honorable Or-
lundo M. Corkin, Judge,
made
and dated October 26th, 1927, this
Summons is served upon you by
publication for four
successive
weeks in the Ashland Register,
published at Ashland, said Jack-
son County, and appearance must
be made within four weeks from
the date o f the first publication
which is October 27th, 1927.
Wm. M. BRIGGS.
Attorney for plaintiff.
P. O. Address, Pioneer Block,
Ashland, Oregon.
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HAMS!
Electrical service har its greatest
value because it is delivered at
the time and place where it is
needed. That is what electrical
se r v ic e means, and the fore
sight and enterprise o f the
country 's light and power com
panies have helped make it pos
sible.
e
! To ■saure the ccenpèetr fulfill-
ment oi the
Because power companies built
power plants and transmission
lines that would take care o f the
g row in g demand for service
many years in advance, every
Lithia Springs
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G inger Snaps, 2-lb«.
............ , ................... 29c
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NewSorghum 2* » and 5-lb. pails; Comb
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DENTISTS
Mabel Wajd, his wife and dated
November 25th, 1925 and o f re
cord in Vol. 69, on pugc 156 to
J. W. W A R D and M A B E L
159 Inclusive, o f the m'»clgage
W A R D , H i. W if « ,
Records o f Jackson county, Ore
and
gon, on which property a second
G E O R G E H.
L O Y % and
mortgage was executed unto you,
ROSETTA
R. LO Y,
Hia
W ifa , Defendants.
That the plaintiff have judg- and which mortgage should be de
TO George H. Loy and Rosetta ment and decree foreclosing that creed second and inferior to the
R- Loy, the above named Defen-j certain real property mortgage claim o f the plaintiff.
| covering lots 8 to 41 inclusive in
You and each o f you are hereby ! Block 10 o f Central addition to the
summoned and required to appear City o f Eagle Point, in Jackson
and answer the Nmplaint in the County, Oregon, which Mortgage
above entitled suit, now on file in 1 was executed by J. W. Ward and
public acceptance
much
to help build this
has
Three miflfon
ton own the securities ci
ic power cunynsns and
the whole public has benefited
from rate reductions made pos-
through increased use at
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B usiness and P rofessional
D irectory
$25.00 Per Month and Up
We are headquarters for fresh fruits and vege
tables.
Trade here and watch your bank account grow
See the Management for Further Details
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