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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, ALEDirQRD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. MAY 25, .19.10.
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Pays $10,000 to Enlargo Grounds ani!
Provide General Entrance to Park
on South Side.
Tho Mcdford
Amusement company has purchased
the brick house of Cnrrio J. Johnson
on Hivcrsido avenue, paying $10,000.
This wilt allow tho company to make
the ccnorul cntrnnco to tho park on
the south instead of on the north sitlo
of tho house. ;
Work is rapidly progressing on the
now Nntntorium and it is believed
that by July 1 it will bo ready to
throw open to tho public. A huge
heating plant and two cars of lumber
arrived Tuesday for tho company.
THE OLIVER
MEETINGS
Another stormy evening greeted
tho audience that assembled at the
tnbernaclo last uicht. Tho ccntlo uat-
tcr of tho rain on tho roof mingled
with tho voices of the splendid choir
end tho musical instruments made
raro music, indeed, reminding one of
what John, the revelator, heard on
tho Isle of Patmos.
Dr. Oliver took his test from the
sixth chapter of Isaiah. lie dwelt
largely on tho subject of repentance
and explained in detail the meaning
of the term. RcDontance is not s'mm-
ly sorrow, as some seem to think. The
culprit is usually sorry when he has
been overtaken by the officer nud
punished for hi3 crime. There will
"be sorrow, phnty of it, at tho day of
judgment, but it will not bo evangel
ical repentance. Neither is remorse
repentance. ATony a drunken wretch
and profligate wreck is haunted by
tho demon of remorse from day to
day and yet continue on in their sin'
and in their life of self-destruction.
mo one has truly repented until he
has confessed and forsaken his sin.
When tho lips of tho prophet hud
been touched with the live cool from
tho altar and his iniquity had been
taken away and his sin pardoned, he
heard the voice of tho Lord saying,
Whom shall I send, and who will go
for usf" The prophet answered,
"Iloro am I; send me." No .soonor
does one turn from his sin and find
peace and pardon than ho hears the
voico of Qod calling him to a life of
service. As soon as tho prophet
heard that a messenger was wanted
ho immediately responded, "Here am
I; send me." The Lord wants volun
teers in his service. Tho volunteer
usually makes tho best soldier. If
every soldier of Jesus Christ was al
ways ready for aci i
duty the chutch would march forward
to tho speedy conquest of this
world, "as fair as the moon, as bright
H3 the sun and as terrible as an
army with banners."
Services wero announced for every
afternoon and evening of this week.
On Saturday at 2:30 will occur tho
farewell servico to women only, and
on Sunday at 3 p. m. tho farewell
message to men only will bo given.
Sunday night will bo the closing ser
vico of tho campaign. Tho subject
will bo "Tho Unpardonable Sin."
Butterick
Patterns
and
Fashion
Publications
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' BLERtOT MONOPIANE
Kabo
Corsets
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Fashion's
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AVIATION SALE
OF LACE CURTAINS
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE LINE OF LACE CURTAINS AND WILL PLACE THEM ON SALE THIS WEEK DURING THE AVIATION
MEET AT PRICES WHICH WILL NOT FAIL TO ATTRACT THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS. In this assortment we liavo the White Curtains at
75c, 98c, $1.38, 1.86, 2.00, 2.29, 2.48, 2.SO, 3.00, 3.39, 4.00 and 4.38
ECRU at $1.19, 1.98, 2.19, 2.98 and 3.98
We also have a new design made of ecru scrim with braid trimming at .rK
$2.98, 3.78, 4.38 and 4.98
Kayser
Silk
Gloves
HUTCHISON 6 LUMSDEN
Try
Burson
Hosiery
CONTRACT WITH JAC0BSEN-
BADE COMPANY SIGNED
The city council has passed the
contract for the laying of sewer
mains with tho Jacobscn-Bade com
pany, and it has bwn signed. It pro
vides for tho laying of fc miks of i
sewer pipo at an estimated cost of I
$50,000. Work will start soou.
Haskins for Health.
MEMORIAL DAY PRICES O.V CUT
FLOWERS.
Carnations 75c per dozen
Formosa Llllles $2.u0 per dozen
Calla Llllles $2.00 per dozen
Stacks Extra Select. . $1.50 per dozen
Sweet Peas 25c per bunch
Solf-watering cement boxes; wator
once In 10 days.
MEDFORD GREENHOUSE.
Phcno 3741. 923 East Main. 69
IlnskinB for Health.
WANTED To borrow $1300 for ono
year; will pay 10 per cent. Address
P. O. Box 172. First-class security.
FOR SALE Two acres near city
limits, $700.
Corner lot, Oakdale and Tenth,
$1150.
Corner lot on West Main street;
sidewalk laid and paid for, $1000.
Two 5-room cottages and three
largo lots, ono lot containing three
quarters of an acre, 10 blocks out,
$3500.
Other bargains In land and bear
ing orchards.
D. H. JACKSON & CO.
Opposlto Hotel Moore.
FOR RENT A good barn and yard,
$5 per month. Inquire 443 South
Central nvonuo. 59
WANTED Men to clear land far
land; a blacksmith and wagon mak
er; parties to run a private board
ing house; many opportunities await
tho willing; climate delightful;
work tho year round. Address W.
O. Smith Wolf Creek, Or. 58
FOR SALE Houso CmC, 1 lxl 5,
porch and fly; kitchen compartment,
gasoline cook stovo and wood heat
ing stove, complete cooking and liv
ing outfit. No. 721 Beanott street,
East Sldo. 58
LOST rOn Sixth street, package of
einbroldory, Finder pieuso loavo at
this otflco. Suitable rowrd will be
given. I 56
Mr. Investor
HERE is certainly tho finest
opportunity to make money
ever presented In the Rogue
River Valley:
50 acres of rich, red, loamy, al
luvial soil, situated in a protected
spot with protecting hills on two
sides; a small -creek runs through
It; no frost; adjoins land than which
no better can be bought for $400 an
aero; 5 acres In young orchard;
commands a flno view; land
adjoining on tho south with unkempt
bearing orchard Is held at $875 an
aero; 26 acres only about half mile
away, but no bettor soil, Is hold at
$11,000. Thore is a houso and barn
oh tho placo and timber to last for
years. All could bo planted to fruit
and sold at $600 an aero inside of
two years. Property that can bo made
worth $25,000 in a short time by
planting trees; can bo bought now for
$12,500. PART CASH, BALANCE
EASY TERMS.
Cut this out
and mail it
to Box 496
Medford,
Oregon.
Exceptional Values n Fine
LINEN WASH SUITS
A beautiful assortment of Wash Suits; all the very latest styles; very desirable for summer wear; mate
rials linens, ducks, etc., etc.; the finest values wo over saw and you will certainly be pleased dff A A
when you see them. TJp from , JPJ.UU
FIVE SPRING SUITS (WOOLEN) LEFT, AT SACRIFICE PRICES.
LINGERIE DRESSES
The new styles in Lingerie and one-piece Dresses are here in quite tho most stun
ning styles produced this season. Wo invite you to choose now, for in a very short
time the assortment will bo broken. You must see these in order to j'7 CjA
appreciate them. The prices are very reasonable up from tJ)JU
PARASOLS, GLOVES,, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, MUSLINWEAR, ETC.
This Place Will Be Worth
$25000 in a Few Years
THE EMPORIUM I
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