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Newspaper Page TextMTCDFOTiD MATL TRTHtTXE, "NfEDFORD, OTITXiOY. SATFTJDAV. DECEMBER fl. 191G PAGE FIVE 1 Nil p ft U U&JUdb 5nl 1 ho WiMlnoMl.iy llrulire club nil: I entertained Weilnesiluv afternoon hv Mi ". (!. L. Sclii'i'ini'ilunn ut her home Ion Norlh Grape street All's. 0. C !ovi;s returned home 'flip regular ninntlily im-a-liiiir of Friday from i innnili's visit with rel the I ll aiun leuum- will be held Mon- utives and friends in I lie east (lay evening nt S o'eloek ut the pub ilii' library. S. V. Ilcckwith will read Mr. mid Mrs. V. CI. Onv of Gold isi. .,!,. .11 iiiin;,w oi,.i ,,,i v,.,. I ihii .. ,.,wii,, ti,,. ,.n,i with i-cscn." Much interest, 1ms been Air. and Mrs. K. K. Wuhl, alien in the reading of plays, many dew members 1 1 n vi n tr eome into the lenifiie throiiuli the rending of "Kind ling" nnd ".Mv Lady's Dress." Mr. Ileeknitli lias rare ability as n reader. The. piny ehos.cn is "Chumi- liisr. lnukinir tho luectuijr very at tractive. This is for members only, nnd nil members are urged to eome. Anyone desiring to become n niemher may leave the name with Miss Uobin- son or Miss Kusan Deuel,, At the Churches The Woman's ' Home: Missionary society of the First M. E. elmrch met fit the home of Mi-. N. J. Wilcv Fri day afternoon with about thirty la dies present. The president, Mrs. Heine, presided at the business meet imr, Mrs. C'nrkin. assisted bv Mrs. Martha Gore and Mrs. H. IF. Ill-own presented the lesson, "The Oriental! fiud-Alnskans." Misses French nnd Harhcc favored the Indies with (untile ol very pleasing . duets, ac companied bv ukuleles. After the nicotine: the hostpsses, consisting of Mrs. X. J. Wiley. Airs. O. Towers and Miss Julin Wiley, served delic ious refreshments of ten, (nun fish sandwiches nnd pickles. Tho W. II. M. S. of the M. K church met December 0 (it the church. At this time the following officer were elected for the ensuing year President, Mrs. 11. M. Bmnhnm; first vice president, Mrs. Frank Brandon; second vice-president, Mrs. I. W. Thomas; corresponding secretary Mrs. Itiley 1). llenson; recording secretary, Mrs. Itiley 0. llenson; treasurer, Mrs. F. S. lirinidon; su pcrintendent of supplies, Ms. I. W Thomas; agent of Missionary Voice, Mrs. W. J. Scott; superintendent of publicity, Mrs. liilcy D. llenson. Tho alumni will meet Mondav eve ning at the Hotel Mcdford for th purpose of discussing: their annual Christmas ball. Tentative plans will be outlined and committees appoint ed, to make ready for this aftair which is one of the really biff social events of the year. ' Other business to be brought up nt this time will be -J bo election nC t'ficT i'or-J'.H7. All Presbytoruui Church Main street at City IVk. Sunday school classes lor all ases at 10. C. E, at 6:30. The Rov. V. Leo, P. D., president of tho Albany college will preach at both services. Dr. Leo was associate pastor of the First ,1'resbyterlnu church In Scuttle for six years. The First church has a membership of 0500, the largost Presbyterian church In the United States. He is one of the greatest preachers on the Pacific coast. Don't fall to hear him. The full chorus choir In charge of Prof. George Andrews will give two splen did musical programs. Special music by a quartet composed of Geo. An drews. Mr. C. C. McCurdy', Mrs. Cleo. Andrews anil Mrs. Kdna Isaacs. Solo ists, Miss Sadie Lncey and Miss Ttuth Warner. Violin ohligato, Orlando Janes. Large crowds are expectod. All seats free. The church has a seating capacity oC over 500 In the main auditorium. . A warm church with a warm welcome. All welcome. Rev. A. A. J. llogg, minister. Residence Hotel Holland. First Methodist Episcopal Dr. J. C. Rollins, pastor The Sunday services begin with the Sunday school hour at 9:45. A cor dial welcome for all. v The Epworth League chapters meet at 0:13 the young people's hour a helpful meeting both chapters, come. , Public worship nt 11 a. m. and 7:30 P. m. Dr. Rollins will speak at both services. Special musical numbers through. out the day solos, male quartet nnd the usual excellent music by the vest ed choir. The public Is cordially Invited to ill the services of the day. Central Point l'liesbyterinn Morning worship with sermon at eleven o'clock. Vespers at four o'clock, with wor nlumni are requested to meet on the h1'1" 811,1 lecture by Dr.. Dates of the me.znilinc floor lnoinntlv at 7 ::io University of Oregon. Dr. Bates has oeen proiessor 01 English of (lie Cut versity of Oregon and lias also con The Woman's. Missionary! society trlbuted to some of the most promln-i of the M. K. church South met in the ,;nt magazines In the country. Special church Wednesday afternoon. Af- music win bo offered at these ser- tcr the regular business session the vlces following literary program was ren dered: Song, "Ilring Them In"; Bible lesson, Isa., 35th Chnptcr, ltev. . lirnnham; paper, "Vushtl' Home," Airs, liilov D. llenson; address, Rev. rlrniiham; song, 'Savior, Lead LV; leaflet, "Care of 'Defectives, Mrs. F. Brandon; benediction. The W. ( T. V. met nt the library Thursday afternoon. Mrs. M, M. Kdmunds of Gold Hill, coitntv super intendent, (rave an address, bringing n message of cheer to the workers. She urged them to keep up the great work nud in the end great would be their reward. First Christian ( liuirb of Science, Branch of the Mother Church, Tho First Church of Christ Scieutist In Boston, Mans. Sunday services at 1 1 o'clock, Sub ject: "(iod tho Preserver of Man", Wednesday evening meetings at which testimonies of Christian Sci ence healing are given at 7:30 Sunday school nt 9:45. All under the niie of twenty are welcome. Church edifice 212 No. Oakdalo. Heading rooms in M. F. & H. build ing, Central Ave., open from 12 to 4:30 p. m. dally, except Sunday and holidays. ' ' J The First Ituptlst Church "A live church with a cordial wel come.'' The men and Ruroca Boys of the Baptist Bible school are all saying: "I'll certainly be there, prompt at ten o'clock, Sunday morning." Why? Something special? Ye, Listen! Dr. .1. Lawrence Hill, will speak to the Barnca class in their tent at ten o'clock Sunday morning. Ills llieme Is of vital interest to men and boys. "Sowing and Reaping or Does it Pay to Sow to the Flesh," is the topic. All who have ever heard Dr. Hill know that a treat is in sturc for those who attend. ' The Barnca boys Invito all boys. fifteen years of age or over, and all men who do not attend services elsewhere, to spend, the hour witli them. At 11 a. 111. the pastor will speak upon a most interesting subject, "Je hoiklms Penknife." WJuit do you know about it The young people hold their de votional service from 0:30 to 7 ; 3 0 o'clock Sunday evening in the "up per room" of the church. Largo" attendance, enthusiasm, christian fellowship, and spiritual blessings characterize these services. Not a dull moment" is what they all say. At 7:30 p. m. the pastor will deliv er tho third sermon In the scries of sermons on "Christ's Contrasts in Character," dealing with the two paths to eternity and those who go thereupon." -. Tho usiinl high grade music by the great chorus choir under the direc Hon of K. M. Brown, will be promi nent features of tho morning and evening services. Come and enjoy the services with us. A most coTdlal invitation is ex tended. FRED'K W. CAHBTENS, Pastor. Subject "Our Eternal Admoultlou." Reception of members. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 P. m. A cordial welcome to all. II. M. URANUAM, Pastor. Flint Christian Cliurcli Cor. Ninth and Soulh Oalulule. Music by choir. Harry K. Tucker, tho minister, Is conducting a meeting at drams Pass and J. II. Harmon, the pastor in that city will fill the pulpit ut tho church here Sunday morning nnd evening. A full attendance is desired. Bible school at 8:43. A welcome to all. C. K. at 0:0 p'. 111. He present at this meeting. Wo desire your presence ;.nd ex tend a special invitation to all tsran gers in our city. Harry JZ. Tucker, Minister. Res. 11 South Holly street! I OLD-TIME COLD CURE . 1 j DRINK HOT TEA! Get a small faokapo of ll&mtmrgi Brpust Tea, or 06 the German IoIIvb! cull it, "Iluinliurer lirutit 'ilice," at any pliiinnncy. Tiiko a taMcBpoonful of the tt-a, put a rup of boiling water upon it, pour through a sieve and drink a teacup full ut any timo (hiring tire day or before retiring. It ia the moat etfeetivo way to break a cold and cure grip, 113 it opctu tlio pom of the akin, relieving congestion. Alao looaena the bowel a, thna breaking up a cold. Trv it tho next timo you aulTor from a cold or tho irrin. It. is inexpennivo and entirely vegetable, therefore anfo ana Harm ice. WEDDING BELLS W. H. Keizur of ItemI, and Mias Mabel Munn were nuirriod at tho home of thu bride's parents, Xv, nnd Mrs. J. A. Munn in Central Point, Thursday evening and left Friday for Bend, where they will reside and whore MV. Keizur has a position with I.outa Bcimett in hi grocery store. Tho woddius was a very quiet one and was a fiurpriso to all their friend Both youiur people are well known. ami prominent In this county, having been rained hero and their many friends wish them success and happi ness. CHICHESTER S PILLS Wfr. THE IHAUONII IlttaNU. X in Amk jotir OruftfUl Tor J i itlwltrft-lris uumond II rand, I'llUtn Krd Uold mHillkV Tab no other. Ilur of nr TU joint. AiH iirt II 1. 1 III- H. T H Rj IHAMON1I IIHAND 111.1.1, fw 5 y tin known s liol.liaUil.Alt-aTikellBt'l S,0t0 BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE MOXKV TO 1)AS MONKY TO LOAN Hnvo money to loan on first mortmiKes. yiucli ft'i viee. Yi. S. Tinny, 210 Onrnett I'orev UlilK- W.YXTKI) MISCKI.l.AXHOl'S WANTKD 15 or 20 lictul ol Rood pwes. Arthur U. Myors, Robho Hlver. Ore. 224 WANTED Hemeinlior your poultry nnd okrs will brlni? you moro monov at Wnrner, Wortinan and Gore'B. Ono yrico for lions, ro gurdless of size. LAIIUR Al'TO SPRlN'O CO. We aro oporutltiK tho lnrReHt, oldot mid bent oqui)i)Cd plant In the Pa- cine nortnwoHt. i'hp our springs when othors fall. Sold under guar-, nntco. 20 North Klftocnth St, l'ortland, Ore. Cnlliolli'. ' ' ' . South Oakdalo Avenue First mass Sunday at S a. m. Second mass at 10:30 a. m. KTOniim services at 7:.10 P. ni. KEV. .10UN I'OWEISS. Itector. Eub Soreness from joints and muscles with a small trial bottle of old St. Jacoos Oil Plop "dosint!'1 Ilhcumatisnn j It's pain only; not ono cao In fifty j requires intorrml troatinent. Kul sontli I in;;. Hnt't rut in "St. Jacob Oil" rilit i on the "tinder spot," and by the timo j you pay Jai-k Robinson out comra tho ' rht'iim:itiiT pain. "St. .Jacob' Oil" is I a hannievs rlicmnrtti.-m cure wlik-li nover I lipnpjHmitH and ilin'sn't burn llip skin. It ' takes pain, feoront-nn and stiirncs-i from aeliin joints., imit'te ami boius; jit'ia sciiitk'a, luriibr.go, iai'km,lio, lh'Ur:ili:l. l.iinher up! Oct ii eent bol'le of olil-time, honi'at "St. Jai'obs, (il" from any ilru wlorp, nnd in a niomcnt you'll be free irom paius. nchca ami stilTneRp. Don't suffer! ltub rlieuma tiem nwav. ' "ll Kl.V V .XTKl KKM.VIjK OKOnOE A. CODDING .Lawyer Room 412 Garnett-Corey Diag., Medford, Ore. Phone 221. -Chocolate dippers at 22 ;i WANTKD SITUATIONS C1EO. W. CI1EUIIY Attorney nnd Notary, ltooms 9-10, Jnckson Coun ty. Dank BiilldlnK, entrance N. Central, Medford, Ore W ANTED Position by man and wife. iioom 7, Colonial Finis. ii WANTED Position by a Japanese woman, to do house work anil study Kncltsli. Address l!ox Mail Tribune. " l'OI! ItKNT UOISES . Onkilnle Ave. rtfetiiotliKt, Sunday school nt 10:45 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. POUTER J. NEPP Attorney at law. rooms 8 and 9, Modtord National Hank PuildlnK. 224 FOU HUNT Modern 4-room house furnished. . . A. Undor. Itoora i 123 10. Main st. : KOR RENT r.-room bunwilow. part lv furnished: c.loso In. Dr. Helms COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS We cotlected some accounts . 14 years . old. Wo know how to net the money. The Bullock Mercantile AKeiicv. Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3. Haa klns' Bids., 210 B. Maln.Bt. FOR RENT Furnished cottage, six rooms, modern, on South Riverside two blocks rroni Main street. Cull at room 2, Colonial Flats, Phone 900-L. VOW RENT Well furnlshuil 5-room bunsalow, 4 22 S. Laurel. tf I' i n X I SI 1 1 :i A PA HTM V. X TS HavelHair That Wont Blow Off There Is a feellnt! of conil'oil and self assurance In tho thought that ono hair wont come off. Every woman, with reasonably Bond health, may have that kind of half provided sho will kIvo it care and attention. The scalp must be kept clean andj'ree from dandruff. For this purpose them Is nothing superior to Newbro's llerplclde. I'sed In telllBeiilly. tho effect of llerplclde Is quickly apparent in the Increas ed life, luster and luxuriance of the hair. Beautiful hair and Newbro's llerplclde arc almoHt Invnrlbly as sociated. Jlurpicldo eradicates dunilruff, checks fulling hair, stops itching of the Hcalp. The odor is delightful. Guaranteed by the llerplcldo Co., Dept. lull!, Detroit Mich. Send ten cents for a trial szo bottle and booklet. Sold every where. Applications at the better barber shops. FOR RENT Furnished and house keeulnis room. Call 2 to 4. 322 s Central. 225 FOK lSKXT MISCKM-AXKOt'S FOR RENT 40 aero fruit and grain ranch, good buildings, near towu and i irh school, mono J. w Wakefield. 223 FOR RENT Or trade, small ranch close to town, city water; pnone and lights. Best of soil. What lrnvn vun. P. E. Wynlioop. 82 West 12th. Phone 204-W. VOli SALE VOUITKY. The Parent -Teacher circle of Hie Washington school will have their meeting anil program the third Fri tlnv of this month, instead of the fourth, on account of the Christmas holidays. Mrs. John Hillings and children liavo returned from nil extended visit to relatives nnd friends in Illi nois nnd California. Miss Elizabeth Conrad left Thurs day morning for her home in Spring field, Or., after spending a few week! with relatives nenr Fugle Point. Mrs. M. J. Uensinger of Portland will arrive Sunday and will he the guest at the home of her brother, Mr. nnd Mrs. T. E. Ortniels. Mrs. ti. L. Wnlthers was hostess In the Nullo Itriilge club at her home on I Fust Main treet Thur.-day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry r. riuiy were dinner guest.-, at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Mnridox rnrlv in the week. The Elective Studv chin met with Ji Mr. S. A. Nvc nr hTr linme-nn Fast Main street Wednrsiliiv evening FOR SALK Fnt turkoys. Mrs. O. Colvor. Phoenix, Ore. Z3 l'OK SALU LIVICSTOCK. FOR SALE Two weeks old pure bred Jersoy bull cnlf from six gal Ion cow, f 10. Phono 314-X. 227 FOR SALE One loom buckskin horses, s ngle or douiuo. luui Knst Main. 22 Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With I.OCAl, APPMCATIOXH, lh"T fafttiM or coBtliDtl'ml Hh-af, n la vnl'-r in ctte It jwt mt tab IntrriiRl rraK'll-ii. Hull' Catairb t'ur 1 lakTi Intrrnallf, muI act itlrt-rdr iiihhi lh bl--Ml nn)"ii irf.-,, Hull 4 Miarru t nrm U toot it rt.-k itn.1f. .-hif. It Wa Itc- a-rlh4 by ot- xUr tic-t iihnl.-ln In till rmintrjr !' jfmn aril It a rrjMMr prTliitl.n. t-Jn-xl Vliii !) bt btxl flurirtr acting; -II- f-cilf on tb Aitfxma urra". Tif y-Tt-1 1 li-p u-h triNVlrrf'it rnlia In curlu itrrh. j Btaa r-c tf"iif!i"niaH. rr.r. V, 3. ('IlKNF.T CO.. Trot.. Tt-Ifd-, O. fnU by Driifgtflt. rf "J.- Absolutely Pure ' ' j ,'ia v WM IJeweiry iiSfc ' If QiriiTm-as M JveliT h the most Appreciated of .;, KyV mSw'-f 1 ", F,!n! A chance to win a prize! Ml ; ' HW?;' HfyRti ite-' Hevelopment of skill in engineering- 1 If . (Iiristnins Slfts. AH departments 1 ivSSSl W M'-.'toM and coiiftmction! That's u-hat v..r of Hie More liaro been pwiiilly i ... .;. 9V I "SLT'n You can build hmHrcds of f,j,w M'QI lirl lo meet the awmwil -of fi&j models. They look identically like the 4MI I Christinas shopiers. , ;'i BHjJ'5J I arsEfcj" real steel structures because the inter- I j A Jill ' 7 ' ti 5 ' . .';', . .' UlTr' V locfcine edges of the Lrcctor (jirders Itar-V H 1 i ' " y r " 1 t ' ilFFTAr huiW square columns. Martn XReddy jp EJ XM,on AUVa,S Wlk"mC The ToySstrucLal Steel 5E3f-P5fcI. &- St-'I ,t' t'le on'y construction toy with firlcrs like the real Sfi&iSnraX m'IJi 3S$jk structural steel material. The powerful Krcuor motor (free 7t jfj. Mf With mint sets) runs many of the models. ?vTll I ill '''"rTv J&t"-' S See our display of Erector. Ask for circulars- rxplainine the :''liT'! ' li i'ii:(l-' ' W&m'-W bir S(H"I) l-rize offer. Look at Set No. 4 for 155 whicll Is the irj ;WSg5!P: mot popular set. Medford Book Store - 4 FOR SALE Horses. Weight, about 1400. Wanoiis and harnoss. DIk Pines Lumber Co. FOR SALE Two milk cows, ono with calf and one to be fresh soon At a barnaiii for ouick disposal Call at 310 Knlaht, West. 227 FOR SALE Clood driving horse that does not fenr trains or automobile II. Minthorii. Hokuo River. Oro R. F. I). 1 Ilox 72. 20 'OR SALE Itcforo selling any lambs or owes, call us up. Rosenburg Brothors, Holland Hotel. for ham; hual kstatk FOR SALE SO ncres timber laud Near road on Jackson creek, $1 ner ncrc. cash. P. O. Cox 1SS Jacksonville. FOR SALE Cheap for cosh. 40 acres of fine black soil, all tillable runnlii!? water. In Idaho. Phone 5:iSI-J-l. 228 FOR SALE Seed, nlfnlfn, red clover swnit clover, timothy und other grasses; strictly fancy stocks. Write for samplos. Ralph Waldo liiusn, Central Point, Oro. FOH SALE .MISCFLLA.MXIIS FOR SALE Medium sized sale. Al I'nderwood typewriter, latest mod el. i;iioil condition. Dig Pines Lam ber Co. - tl KALIO Fnrrt ear lu irood eondi tion: liill model. ill South fii-npe. FOR SALE -New Idiul nans; plow Two 12-inch steel lieam plow Spring tooth burrow with runnel' Improved feed cutter. All in condition. 1110 Knight, West. 2 FOR SALE Fancy Spitz. Sizes from HID to 175. Call 571-R-3. FOR SALE Hot air furnace and lot ot nu n pipe, uox i routo 6. z i - FOR SALE Ono roll top desk cholco of throe. .Bernard Motor Co. tt FOR SALE To be moved, the two small buildings at 418 West Main street. C. A. DcVoe. FOR SALE As we have auto livery, wo offer cheap: .1 delivery horses. 2 delivery wagons. V gave $100 each for the horses, but will sell at $.0 ea-h. Will sell the delivery wagons at f00 for one and 150 for the other. Cranfill It Hot). nett. 22:1 FOR SALE Piano wagon cheap, Palmer Piano Place, 2$ So. Con trsl. FOR FXCIIANtiF fan t CATARRH fend HAY FEVER Dirtnlt Eucalyptus Olntmtnt AT ALL DSUO STORES TUBCS SSO JB 50O ItVSIXESS DIRKCTOHY Auto Supplies Attorney E. RE AMES Lawyer. Corey bldg. . Garnctt- Collections Dentists 11R. W. M. VAN SCOYOC , DR. C, C. VAN SCOYOC Dentists Garnett Corey Bldg., Suite 810 Medford, Ore. Phone 856. Engineer and Contractor D. CRONEMILLKR Consulting electrical engineer, Jiydro-electrlo developments, industrial power, utility valuation. Iron Mountain, Calif., via Keswick. FRED N. CUMMINGS Engineer and contractor, 401 M. F. & II. Bldg. Surveys, estimates, Irrigation drain age, orchnrd and laud improvement. Gni'luujso GARBAGE Got your promises cleaned up for tho Bummor. Call on tho city garbage wagons for good scrvlco. Phone 874-L. F, Y. Allen. House SIovcis MEDFORD HOUSE MOVERS We move houses, barns, garages, ma chinery, etc Phone 4S8-M, or 488-X. 612. S. Newtown, 811 Dal-koto. Instruction In Music FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of piano and harmony. Halght Music Studio, 401 Garnett-Coroy Bldg., Phone 72. Insurance EARL S. TUMY General Insurance office, Fire, Automobile, Accldont, Liability, Plato Glass, Contract and Surety Bonds. Excellent com panies, good local service. No. 210 Garnott-Corcy Uldg. 1'hyNlebin.s and Burgeon DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia physician. 303 Garnett-Corey build ing. Phono 130. . DR. J. J. EMM EN'S Physician and surgeon. Practice limited to eyo, oar, nose and throat. Eyes scien tifically toiled and glasses sup plied. Oculist and Aurist for S. I. R. R. Co. Offices M. F. & H. Co, bldg., opposite P. O. Phone S67. Public Stenographer. O. J. BELL Public Stenographer. Legal Work a Specialty. Room 209 First National Bauk Building, Tel. eplione 203-R. 234 Printers and rublisherH .MEDFORD PRINTING CO., hns the best equipped printing office iu Southern Oregon; Hook binding, loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, etc. Portland prices., 27 North Fir st. Transfer EAD8 TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Office 42 North Front St. Phone 315. Prices right. Servico guaranteed. IXTMKURIIAN AUTOCAR CO. - TIME CARD. Leave Medford for Ashland. Talont and Phoenix dally, except Sunday1, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:16 p. m. Also on Saturday at 10:15 p. m. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. m. and 2:00, 5:00 and 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashland for Medford . dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a., m 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Also on Satur day night at 6:30. Sunday leave ijhland at 9:00 n. m. and 1:00, 6:00 and 10:30 p. m. FOR EXCHANGE Have several good Southeru California city and suburban propel ties to excluini;?. Want good rity ami counlry here. M. S. ifiirriiou, 21M Houih i.'enttul avu , .MiMlford. li'i WHY? Irrigation mean saleable land. I cannot sell land In this county unless It has water or a show to get it. The actual producing value of land In this county will be more than doubled when properly IrriKatod. Irrigation first, J. C. BARNES lot West UMo Strnot, " .,