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Newspaper Page Text!- ftrEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, IPIS. PAGE THREE America's 191 5 Beauty in "Gladiator" Pose I At the Churches - Ljipr Monday evening n "Good Kcllow chlp" social was hold at the. M. E. cliurcli, which wus very much enjoy ed by tho larfio nn rubor present. Tho church was prettily decorated with red and white asters. Tho entertnln ment was In charge of tho Ladles' Aid and tho Epworth League" of' tho pro gram which was as follows. B. J. rainier, superintendent of tho Sunday school, told of tho work dono In this department for tho past year nnd laid plans for tho coming year. Mrs. McN'ary, president of tho La dles Aid, gave a very enthusiastic talk on tho work dono In hor department during tho past year and tho bright outlook for tho coming year. Violin solo, Mr. Heine, Jr. Mrs. John If. Carkln represented tho Home Missionary Society, giving 1 nn outline of tho work in her depart ment. Mrs. C. O. Powers gave a talk on tho foreign missionary work. Vlollri nolo, Mrs. W. M. Van Bcoyoc Mr. C. A. Meeker represented tho Kpworth Leaguo with a talk on tho relation of tho league to tho church. Hov. Hawkins then addressed tho nssenihly In behalf of tho church ns pastor and was enthusiastic In liln prnlso of tho work dono by tho differ ent departments. A vocal solo by Mr. P. C. Ed mcades closo tho program followed by n general good tlmo nnd refreshments served by tho Ladles' Aid. Tho sixty-fourth nnnlvary of tho llehckah Dogrco of Odd Fellowship was appropriately celebrated nt Odd Follows hall, Jacksonville, Oregon, last Monday ovenlng, September 13. .Tho regulnr session was followed by n very interesting opon session to which nil Odd Follows woro invited. After Untuning to tho interesting program consisting of music, dcclam ntlons, etc., they nil formed in lino of march nnd repaired to tho bantiet hull whero Ico cream, cako and punch wore served. Our worthy noblo grand, .Mrs. Martha Gall, Is to bo giv en credit for tho success of this splen did entertainment which was In tho uaturo of n surprlso to most members. The HoboknB gavo n delightful pro gram at tho closo of their regular sos nlon Tuosduy evening. Ono of tho good points to mention, everybody wns on time. Tho program, ono of tho best thoy have had, was as fol fel fol eows: A violin solo, by Mr. Helno. Heading by Miss Jacks. Address, Miss Merrick. Songs by Messrs. Law ton, Ltudly mid Halcom. An hour of games, dancing nnd so- vial chat was fololwcd by an invita tion to tho banquet room where dainty refreshments wore nerved, Tho regular monthly business meeting nnd social of Hcamcs Chap ter was hold Wednesday ovenlng with n largo number In attendance. Tho elMipter room mih prettily decorated with rod geraniums mid tho dining room was nttractlvely decorated with pink and white nstors. Mrs. McGow un worthy grand matron, wnB pre vented with tho commission by the grand lodge of Indiana to represent tho grand Jurisdiction of Indiana. Aft ur tho biiblnoss sosslon n social tlmo was had, fololwod by delicious re freshments. This afternoon a number of tho piano pupils of Mrs. C, A. Mcekor will bo hoard In recital nt hor homo, a IB North Ilartlott street. Tho par ents and frionds arc tho guostB of tho afternoon. Thoso tnklng part in tho program nro Clara Johnson, Lois Maxwelj, Florence Cleveland, Freda Davis, Klslo Cleveland, Miss Larson, J'otor Uatoman and Clnronco Turpln. Vilas Beckwltli and mother, Mrs. 8. Vilas llookwlth, loft today for San Francisco. Mr. Beckwlth will enter the Thatcher school in southern Cal ifornia, MIh Dorothy llarvoy, who has boon spending tho suinmor nH tho Boost of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hammel loft Tuoaday for hor home In Chicago. (Mr. and Mm. P. K. Douol returned heme TuoaUay from a two months' trip spent in California, including tho oxpoiilion and other southorn points. Mr. asd Mrs. W. H. Walking loft tedy br auto for tho exposition and oUtwr California polnU. Dr iwl Mrs. L A. fiatade leffto ,U (or the exposition and a tour Of Wuthera CiHfojRia, , The Golden Link Bible elns of tlic Fust Baptist cliurcli met nt the homo of Mrs. F.cl White, UCG Cottnjic street, on WedncMluy nfternoon. After the Inniuesa meeting: Mrs. A. T. I.nthrnp gave nn hitercstuijr nnd instructive tulk on "intuitu." Thi wns tho third subject in tlie series of pro grams arranged for younp mothers nnd wns well linndleil by Mrs. Lnlh roj). TIip lulk wiih followed by frcu crnl discussion. Mn. 0. A. Wlnlloek assisted Mm. White in serving delie-" ions ice ereum tuul enke. Thoe present were: Mrs. W. Meurs, Mrs. A. T. Lutlit'op, Mr. Louis Bennett, Mrs. Charles Hoover, Mrs. Iluluud Bench, Mih. rnrl Kiehtner, Mrs. K' mcr Wilson, Mrs. II. I Mn.sh, Mrs. Ous Stinson, Mrs. Frank Stinson, M"rs. C. A. Whilloek, Mrs. J. M. Clrcssloy, Mrs. 1L I). Allowny, Mre. Frank Loilcr, Mrs. II. C. Asliton, .Afis. llcrhcit Lnunspnch, Mrs. Kov Ivei r.iir, Mrs. Ktl White, Mrs. Fruil Ualt-li, Mrs. Baleh, Sr., Mrs. White, Kr., nti'l eighteen little folks. All young mar ried women nro united, to join this elnss, which meets every Sunday morning nt 0:4ft in their classroom nt the First Baptist church. The Washington School Pnrent Tennehers' circle met nt the school building Tuosduy afternoon with Mrs. Aikens us noting president. The pro gram wus opened by n piano solo by Miss Florence draws, which wus very much nppreciiiteil, follow d by uu iu trcsting pnor given by Mis. S. B. Grnlium, which continued u lcport of tne vvoik which had been accomplish ed by tho Washington I'nrcnl-Tcneh ers' circle dining ttlie past year. The report showed thul tilings had been accomplished by tho circle nnd in a maniiei fur exceeding the hopes mid expectations of the workers. Super intendent I lilies tnado a few friendly reinnrks by way of greeting to the members nnd gave a short talk on the necessity of tho co-operation of tho parent nnd teaacher. Tho business wus then transuded nnd plniih dis cussed for future work. Mr. nnd Mis. A. J. Huston from iiour Ami Arbor, Mirh., who have been visitinj; Drs. Cnrlow of this city and Mr. nnd Mrs. W. L. Collins of Hold Hill, left Monday for Sun Fran cisco, Los Angeles, Sun Diego nnd other points. Mrs. Huston is a sis ter of Mrs. Carlow anil Mrs. Col lins. While hero the three sisters ami Mr. Kaston Aisited Crater Lake, re turning by the wuy of Klamath Falls, Khimutli Hot Springs, Agcr, On!., and over tho new I'acifiu highway. Harry Woodtifig and sisler, Miss Lidn, of Neodeslui, Ivan., who lime been tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hill of Ninth Central, lett Sun day for the exposition en route home. Mr. Wooilring is u member of Iho Na tional Bankers' association. Ho ac companied the eastern delegation to Seattle in their private car, where the convention vVns held. While here Mr. and Mrs. Hill, nceompanicd by their guests, visited Crater Lake. A parly of young people motored"! lo Hold Hill luosdny owning and cn- jojeil nn informal party at the home of Miss Willeiiu Jacobs. The evening was spent with dancing nnd social conversation, after which a delicious thrcc-oourso luncheon was served, The party included the Mimi Viola Bcckw-ith, Until ('niter, Klizubelli Carlton, Kdith ONen, Messrs. Huy- mnnd Wood, Louis Fitmer, Noiiuul Stone and Steiliug Wood. Hev. nnd Mis. J, K. Hawkins and daughter, Catherine; Attorney A. King Wilson of Portland, Mrs. B. .1. Palmer and I). F. Wilson lelt Tuos day morning for Koseburg, where they will attend the annual confer ence of tho Methodist Kpiscojial church, which conwnos September 'J2 to 'J 7 at that place. The firenjor Mcdford club will hold their fust meeting of the reason at the public library Monday nfternoon at 2S0. As this is tho first meeting mid business session, all members nro ciirucntly requested to bo present. Mr. Lidia Leon a id and daughter, Sue, who huvo been tho guest of Mrs. Ijoonnrd's brother, G. L. Treichlor, and family, for some time, left Wed nosduy for their homo in Phoenix, Ariz. i Hralnard Bcckurtor, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Vilas Heokurtor, loft .Monday for California whoro ho will attend boarding sohool. Mrs. Don Mlnard of Mas Doel, Cal , who haa been the guoat of Mrs II. R. I'aUenoN, loft today for her home MIm Flora Wole returned thli wek from a visit with friend and irlatiw at tfan FratuUvo. The regulnr monthly hoine-eoiuiii',' of the Lndies' Aid of tiie M. K. church wns held Wednesday afternoon nt the church, at which time reports were iiinde from the different circles ami propitratious and plans for the new year wero discussed. Election of of ficers was held ami tho following wero elected: Piesident, Mrs. Kva McNnry; first vice-president, Mrs. T. C. Wicks; second vice-president, Mrs. N. .1. Wiley; thiid viee-presideiil, Mrs. 0. Amspigor; fourth vice-president, Mrs. Percy Wood; secretary, Mrs. Ueoige Lindley; trcasurei, Mrs. James Campbell; press eoriespond cnt, Mrs. 11. A. Cniiaday. A short program was given after Hie Tmsincss session us follews: Heading, Mrs. II. A. Canaday: violin solo, Mr. Heine; rending, Mrs. J. Les lie. Following tho program, delic ious refreshments wore served by tho I'riscilln club. The Mives Louise and Mubcl Burko enlettaiucd with a picnic luncheon hist Sunday evening nt the top ol the Siskiyou grade, where a beautiful view can bo had, including ML Shasta, ML McLaughlin and Aft. Ashland. A boufiro was made and supper cooked and served to the guests. The gnosis included Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Bowno, Mr. and -Mrs. A. Conro Fiero, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Hiimil, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Huhl, Mr. and Mrs. S. Vilas Beckwilh, Mrs. Clarke of Chicago, Dr. Patricia Col leen, Miss F.inily Fiero, Miss Helen Farwell of Chiui'.'o, Miss Helen Works of Chicago, Miss Mears, Miss Dorothy Harvey, Messrs. Gerald Rooy-Sinith, Leonard Carpenter, l"'"1 aid Cluike, C. S. New hull, Boudinot Conner, W. II. Bingham, II. C. Kgan nnd Austin Coihiu. Tho Puronl Teachers' circle of Iho Lincoln school met nt tho school building Friday afternoon. The in fomiul program was opened with n song by the pupils of (ho second grade, tuuglil by Miss Stine; rending, Miss Curolitu Jacks, followed by a business meeting, nt which time the committee lor the coining yeur was appointed. The regulni meetings for the yeur will bo held tho fourth Fri day in tho mouth nt lt::i(). Next Fridny evening, October , a "get-acquainted" meeting will ho held at tho school building. This will be a very in'orinal meeting, to which all fathers and mothers nro invited. The .social coniinitteo will huvo clinrge of tho evening's entertainment and all patrons uro urged to come and get acquainted. The meeting of the Pnrcnt-Tonch-en' circle of the Hoosevelt school was held at the school building Fri day afternoon. A quantity of busi ness wus trans-acted and repoits given, followed by u solo by Miss Hoso Fielder. Mrs. Leonard was mimed to co-operate with committees from tho other circles lo name a del egate to tho state convention wliicu will meet at Corvalhs in October. . Mrs. Lena Christensen and daugh ter, Kthel, of Washington, D. '., aie the guesls of Mr. mid Mrs. C, K. (lutes. Mrs. Christensen und daugh ter ure making i tour of the west and will return homo by tho way of I aiindu. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Cowles and sou, Kogor, and daughter, Bar bara, left Thuisd.iy for Los Angeles, where they will sHnd the winter. A camp flro party and w loner roast was enjoyed Friday ovenlng by Bear creek Christian Endeavor Soclotj of the Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. Chau. Strang and family huvo returned from a motor trip to San Francisco whoro thoy vis. lied tho oxposltlon. Mt. C. A. Knight enleitaiucd the Thuisday Nulla Bridge club at her homo on East Main sheet Thuisdaj afternoon." Tom Marshall of Chicago, cham pion shooter, is the guest of II. B. Patteisou und family and Chris Gottlieb. The Missoo Ktbol Cum- and Ha.el Putney rutunied Monday irom a week's vacation spunt at Shasta He- trcat. Mrs Edwin Jannoy entertained the Girls' Thursday Bridge Club at her ranch home at I'err)dulo Thursdav uftornoon CHICHESTER S PILLS IfN Lll Alifar UrfiiiiUt A tcut klMWi II UnL bIM Alxtl klw4 5WD BY WtUGGISTS ttR)HHtRC , urua fh 3 v m Catholic Chm-di (South Onkdalo Avo.) First Mass Sunday nt 8:00 n. m. Second Mass nt 10:30 n. m. Evening service nt 7:30 p. m. IU3V. JOHN POWEHS, Hector. Kcniidinavlan It. O. Nordwlck, will preach to tho Scandinavian pcoplo in tho Baptist church on Sunday nfternoon at 3 o'clock. Many Northmen otitsldo of the city hnvo expressed great Interest in the meeting nnd a largo crowd Is expected to attend. Miss Lena John son has chargo of tho music. 1'Ycc Methodist Church (Cor. lOtli nnd Ivy) Sunday Bchool 10 n. m. Preaching 11 n. m. Preaching 7:30 p. m. MId-wcok prayer meeting Thurs day 7:30 p. m. Come to these services nnd wel come. J. TU nitADLEY, Tastor. Onkdalo Ave. Methodist Sunday school nt 10 n. m, Preaching nt 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Epworth Leaguo nt 0:30 p. m. Morning subject, "A Live Testi mony." Evening subject, "'Truo Friendship." The public Is Invited to attend. Strangers nro welcome II. M. BltANHAM, Pastor. First Cliurcli ir Chi 1st, Scientist Sunday service nt 11 o'clock. Sub ject. "BeaUty." Wednesday evening testimonial mooting nt 7:30. All nro cordially Invited. Sunday school nt 10 o'clock. A1 under tho ngo of 20 are welcome. Bending room In church edlflco, 312 No. Onkdalo, open from 1:30 to li.'IO dally except Sundays nnd holi days. lrebjtcrlaii Church (Cor Mnln and Holly Sts., Weston P. Shields, Pastor. Preaching at 11 a. in. Subject, Jcremlnh's Mission." Services at 7:30 p. m. Subject, "Tho Llfo of JeronUnh," Illustrated with 30 views of his strenuous labors for Israel. All who nro Interested in tho llfo of this grent prophet nro In vited to attend thoso services. In tho evening a good lantern and good views. t Sunday school nt 10'n. m. Kindergarten nt 11 a. m. Y. P. 8. C. E. at 0.30 p. m. Sub ject, "Shields Agnlnst Temptations." Leader, Gonovlevo Wortmnn Muslcnl nnd snclnl in tho church on Monday ovonlng for nil of tho church and congrcgntlon, nnd their frionds. Program announced in tho papers. Tho Ladles' AM meotB at 2:30 p. WZZW'M f ? ? ? ? J T ? ? T t r t ? ? t T f ? ? f ? T ? ? y &&ZMW&jtelfriZZ f Y II 4 &j mrm . -: B 'V Ksv. H.V'j B t-&i M8ri S-ict ...'.s"VTtih- Fj , , . , ,,, ni. in tne ciinpci, .vi rs. vv. n. uoro, hostess. It Is hoped thnt nil ladles of tho church will bo present at this meeting. Prayer meeting on Thursday nt 7:30 p. m. Subject, "Elijah in Na both's Vineyard." You nro welcome to nil these ser vices. First Christ bin Church Our services Sunday will bo out of tho ordinary way of conducting them. Wo nro going to hnvo a unit service, by merging tho Sundny school right Into tho church service. No in termission. Our services will begin nt 9: ID and closo nt 11:30. If you cannot como so early como Inter, but como! Special miihtc by Miss Lynotto Ilo vIoub, ou will bo delighted with her singing. Our ovenlng service. Subject, "Tho Changing Fashions nnd tho Be- nowing of Your Minds." You should mnko special effort to henr this ono. C, E, nt usual hour In tho lecture room. Lust Sunday evening tho room How to Save Electricity A IVw simple rules for householders whereby thoy can Kocuru tlic best lif,rhtiiiK elTieietiey at the greatest eeonoiny. Dust lamp globes and shades as oL'tt u as the furniture is dusied, or at least once a week. AVheu a lamp burns out or is broken, don't replace it with the first lamp available. Ir instance, u 20-wati lamp should not bo replaced with a -ID-watt lamp; the. lat ter size doubles the cost of the service. Don't keep enply lamp sockets about tho house. Keep all sockets filled with the proper size lamps. .Don't use light-absorbing shades, just because (hey aro pretty. Use reflectors made purposely to direct the light as necessary. Don't nso focusing reflectors where a diffusing re flector is proper. )ays aro getting shorter now clean out thoso wasteful carbon lamps and replace them with the Mazda and Nitro gon filled bulbs, that give you T1IWI0K times tho light without increased cost. Telephone or call and we will gladly help you rearrange your Lighting System. California -Oregon Power Company 210 West Main Street Phone 1G8 MEDFOKD, OUI5QON Deep breathing gives to n womiin that which she is always striving for a pood liguie. It helps dovelop health, beauty and grace. Jncivused breathing power nnd quickened heart action have n beneficial effect on all parts of the body. Breathing oxoieises, while pnrtiou Jarly iiupoitnut to ehnltb, ure perhaps the easiest of any to practice. For this reason they uic particularly rec ommended to tho woman who vvorku as well as all other women. For such women this sories of health and benutv articles is express ly written. America's 1015 benutv Miss Kay Lmirtll, of the "Ziegfeld wns full. Will you kindly attend this snrvlco? Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday nt 7:30 p. m. Subject, "Tho Church and tho Community Ucttormont.'V Isn. ri2:l-12. Como to the homo like church with n vltnl message HABItY E. TUCKEIt, Minister. Bcsldonco 311 So. Holly. Baptist. Bov. F. W. Carstcns, Pastor. Morning sorvlco 11 o'clock. Sub ject, "Tho Uncrowned Christ." Solo, "Ho Thnt Dwollotu" (Burn bam) Mr. Ilorbcrt Alford. ' Evening service 8 o'clock. Sub ject, "Uso or Lose" Violin nolo, (selected), Mr. Heine. Duet, "I Henr tho Voice," Mrs. J. M, Gressloy, Mr. Louts Bennett. Sunday school 'J: it, a. m. Bovlow of tho qiinrtor's lossons. Topic, "Obedlonco and Kingship." B. Y. P. U. 7 p. m. Subject, '"Shield Agnlnst Tcmptntlon." Leader, Scott Darby. Scandinavian sorvlco nt 3 o'clock p. :n led by Rev. 11. O. Nordwlck. All "Follies"- ban posed for Iho pictures which illustrate this nrticfd nnd tho others in the scries, If deep hrea tiling is practiced rejc-" ulnrly while taking the imo or the' "Fallen Glndinlor," shown in tho no compnnyitig illustrntion, It will help to develop tho chest wnlls nnd thus, give tlii chest e.ximnfiiou so necessary for full health and vigor. Assume tho "gladiator" pose, bond the left kneo nnd let tiie body slip down Until it is Mipnorlcd by the right arm nnd hand, tlio'fYuht leg stretched straight out in front. Left arm thrown upright. Hold tliU', position nmj slowly exhale. Hcnent this ten timed. it win iinng sncntiinud beauty. , W.-S : iSe- j. . t, .VtV., r 'ir' f - 1?Tv rx ' , -' Fjwtious ictady of" "riogfclrlJclUc Scnndlnnvians aro Invited to attend, llrlng your prnyorbooks. NOTICE Notlco Is hereby given that tho un lorslfinod will anply to tho city coun ;ll at Its meeting to bo held October th, 1P1G, for n llconso to sell malt; plrltuoun and vinous liquors In lunntltloi leas than n gallon on Its nlnco of luslnesnat 13 South Front street, city of Mcdford, until Jan uary 1, 1910. C. J. CAR8TEN8, Dated Soptombei- 20, I01C. Fint Htip for Expectant Mitbtrs A Tluatlt aid U, n extern ttmttdr known nl u uocnafullf try wootn rrrrrwlirte for m roiierntlon. It U cntlnl "Mother' Friend- and U told in all ilru lorrt. It li applied ntcrsaltr. Drttn about the flfUi month. T1m muid are mudt Qrm and pliant, expitmlon,ctmn without atraln, th ntnt an relieved of tension ami Imruujh romfmt li enlornt. Drtn't fait In ' , f'Ottle of "MoUer Trlend" todar. So d lr drucdita everpherc. Writ tor taluahla book, eal free br DradlVeM Rean Utor Co., Ml Um,r Bid, Atlanta, O. (? (( 7 a I ty T'3