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. KTEDFORD MATT TTiTT.UNT!, MEDFOm). '01?F.f!ON ftATl'TiDAV. VE1!RIA17Y 10. 1017 TTflTC TTTREf! dm' nC ilit' prettiest lit' fairs of this week whs (lie luncheon given today by Ills. (ins Newbury at the Hotel Med ford. The tallies were most attrac tive, a decorative scheme of yellow nnil while licinjr carried out. Yellow jonquils were useil in graceful ar rangement. Following luncheon, nine tables of bridge were played on the mezzanine floor, which was decorated with ferns ami greenery. The mie.sts included: Mrs. M. Purdin. Mrs. C. '. -falcs, Mrs. T. K. llaniels. Mrs. II. I.. Wallhers, Mrs. I,. I-;. Wakeiiinii, Mrs. .1. . Ainlrews, Mrs. If. A. ,nes,i Mis. ('. i;. Ilnleliinson, Mrs. A. I.. Hill, Mrs. .1. V. Ilnnlap, Mrs. .1. K. Stewart, Mrs. .1. t tn i-iu-ln i i-u, Mrs. (I. It. Sclicrmcrhnrn, Mrs. 1. Tim rill, Mrs. I!. Aulln. Mrs. V. V. (Juisen herry. Mrs. .1. W',,1,1, Mrs. C. M. Thom as, Mrs. C. M. Ki.hl, Miss Kdnn Wur-j ner, Mrs. C. W. Abcrcminliic, Mrs. ('. II. Ilrovm, .Mrs. (ienrge 1,'ohcris, Mrs. Caniiicin, Airs. . .1. Conrov, Airs. ,1. .1. I'.iinnons, Mrs. V. II. McGoivnn, Airs. . (I. Ilar;ra'e, Mi (icrlrmlc Weeks, Miss Helen Dahl, Airs. (Ico. Collins. Airs. (I. Kalinek, Airs. I!. S. lleaneti, Mis. la'vvnrd Soiutor, Mrs. K. !'. Schmidt, Mrs. (leorue Oiliicn, Mrs. !'. fl. Thiiyer, Mrs. li. A. Thicr ulf anil .Mr-,, d. ('. IS,,,, Airs. V. .1. Seoll, of Norlli In street cnlcrti'incd the V. ('. T. I'. Tlmr-day afternoon. A special pro-L-rain on .Mothers' day was given lis I'i.JIows: Itihliv lesson, read by Airs. J.yilia Howell: prayer, Airs. Wood: in strumental duel. Miss (iraves and Airs. Woods: poem. "Whisperiutrs of Sprue." eomp.is,.,! ,y Air-. J. It. Hill of AI. dlord. read by All's. I.ueille Ale Donald ; soiei : ,:ieni read hy Airs. Seott; paper, "II, cv I Jest to Help Our A', urn;;- I'eople." Airs. Price. Airs. Jillson of Ashland gave a very inler estin.j; address. At the close of the lueetiii' a social hour was enjoyed. Airs. Seoll served dainty refresh ments, assisted hv Airs. Howell and Airs. Woods. 4 t- , 'The Home Alissionai'y society of the South AI. K. church met Wednes day afternoon in a liriof hiisiness ses sion end literary social ciimhiucil. Airs, liraaham, president, conducted the meeting as follows; Sou-.:; prayer and hilile lesson, Airs. Itraiiliam : paper, "The Kingdom Comim; in the oCtton .Mills of the South, '' Airs. F. S. lirandou: s,i;, "Oh, Happy Day": paper. "The kiu-jdom Coming .Through the Legislature." Airs. F.u gene Whipple; address, on the work in the cotton mills in the south, by Alrs. John PJIiiugs. Ai the close of 'the program Mr-. Scott served re freshments, assisted hy .Mi's. Frank Jirnndon. The College Women's clnli of the Rosne lliver valley is meeting this af ternoon witli Miss (Irace .Mitchell. The program is in charge oi Airs. C, ('. AI, Curdy. Alis- Kilcnc French will sin?. Airs. Alyron Hoot will serve, as sisted hy Aliss Sett. Aliss Inez Coftiu. formerly teacher of music in this city, hut who has hecn supervisor of music in the schools of llyron, Wyo.. this year, has been re-elected supervisor of music for another year. Aliss Col fin has many friends in Mcdt'oril who will he j:!nd to Icatn of her success. The Klks Ladies enjoyed a pleas ant a I'tcrnoon Friday at the Klks' temple, the following committee was in charge duriiiL' the aricruoou : Air . l'altoit, cliairmaii : Airs, dlmsiend. Airs. Nedd. Airs, iiisenherry and Mr-. Johnson. Mrs. Crowsou was hosle-s to the Thursday I'.vciiln.' Ilriduc chili al the i,,me of .Mrs. John Wilkinson Thurs day evetiim:. Two (aides of birdge were played and a dainty tw'o-eourse luncheon served. Afrs. V. Alohlo llilliu and Miss Flor ence lliizelrigf: left Sunday niornin. for San Francisco, where they will vi-it for n few weeks. Ali-s Hazel l'iu'ir will nl-o visit her brother, ('has. 1). llazelriy-. in Oakland. , Mrs. W. C. liice. Till West I'.lov enth street, entertained the junior choir of the AI. K. church -outli thi ntternoou. The Monday club was entertained at the home of Airs. Al. ('. Ibirhcr at her Inline on Alain street Alondav af ternoon. Mrs. I;. W. Pocllnilz returned Tues day from vi-itiiii; friends in Portland mid Kimenc. Mrs. Itichard I,. Wilson has return-' ed after a leant hy trip to her old home in Chicago. Mrs, Charles L'um iniugs, also of Chicago, cnine west ns far ns I.us Angeles with Airs. Wil son. Mrs. Cuiiimings is an aunt, of Airs. Wilson and All's. Florence (loffe. She will visit this valley and her rel atives here probahlv in June. Airs. Wilson is most enthusiastic in her ac counts of the grand opera in Chicane this winter, the magnificent results of which have at last decided lor per manent jjrnnd opera in that city. "Her liingdcs Xihclnnuer," by liieh ard Wanner; also his "Parsifal," "Tannhiiuser," "Tristan and l-.ildc," and "Lohengrin," Mrs. AVilson stales, were ivi'n and reci-ived as never be fore, haviuc; the most wonderful or chestration. New York City does not as yet care for the Wairnerinn op eras. Ala, lame Amalita (lalli-Citrci, who came heralded as one of the real coloratura sopranos of Italy, simply revolutionized the sale of tick ets at the box office, and she, to gether with l.ucicn Aliiratorc. the leading tenor of the Chieai'o Opera association, did more than any oihc'-s to make uraud opera an established tiling in the fafure for Chiea.sO. The regular meet in.' of the Wednes day Study club was held at the lib rary Wednesday alternoon, the sub ject for the afternoon beiiisT "llussia and Napoleon." The members were to respond to roll call with anecdotes of famous Russians. Airs. Palmer read a personal letter received from Dynnelley Prince, professor of Slav onic lanuae of the Columbia univer sity, and save an instructive talk on the pronunciation and meaning' of Russian words. Airs. Stearns ave an excellent talk on Paul I and Alexan der I. "The Retreat of Napoleon's Cirand Army" was read by Airs. Pane and Airs. Alears pave an inlercstinp magazine article on "Alcohol in Rus sia." A merrv theater parly was jtiven' hy Airs. W. 1). Welch for the tiirls of her class Alondav evening. After the movies the party went to the home of Aliss Alarian flould, where lunch was served and a social time spent. Those present were: Mrs;. Welch; Misses Hazel Antle, Ksther Warner, Merce des Barber, F'ranees lY'fTy," Phyllis Roberts, Dorothy Thorne, Jennnelle Patterson. Ruth Warner, Daisy and Florence liarn and Marian flould. Afrs. AYillinin Stitmn of Talent en tertained F'ridtiv with n turkey din ner, the event beinj" in honor of .Mr. Stump's birthday. Alusie and con versation were very much enjoyed by the following who were present : Airs. Helliuper. Airs. Shiver and Airs. Curl wriaht of Aledford: Air. and Airs Shiedler, Air. and Airs. Slump and Aliss Xevji Stump of Talent. Alpha Drltn class of Christian hurch will meet- with Airs. Wahl at 5(17 South Holly street, Thursday. February l.'i, at '-'::I0. All are re quested to be present and brinjr a friend, also a valentine. Airs. II. K. Tucker will have charge of the pro gram. Airs. Jonas Wold will ive a talk on "Current l-'.vents.'' Airs. Herbert II. Clark of North Holly street entertained Tuesdav and Wednesday afternoons in honor of her mother. Airs. C. N. Clark, .of While Salmon, Wash., who is her s'Uest. The social cveniuj for Reames "llapter, which was to have been held Wednesday cveninir, F'ebrunry 1 1, has been postponed on account of a dcalh in the chapter. Airs. Carl Hoot-, who has been vis-ilin- Airs. (I. I!. Satchwell and Airs. Karl Kuapp the pa-t ten days, left today for Duii-iiiuir, where she will make her home. The Royal Xciiihliors Slilch ami Chatter club will meet next Friday afternoon al J o'clock with All-. J. T. Conrad, (i:i We-t Palm street. Airs. II. P.. Patter-on entertained with a birthday dinner thi- evenim; in honor of .Mr. Patter-on, Covers were laid for eisht. Air-. AI. C. limber and mother. Air II. N. O-biil'lle. will leave next week tor several week-' vi-it in I.os An gles. Airs. F. C. PaL'e entertained the Nulla Undue club at her home on Sis kiyou llei'jhls Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. AI. Alc(loan was ho-le to the Weilne-day lliid'je club Wcii-nc-day afternoon. Air-. Oeorac T. Collins will enter lain the Octette club .Monday alternoon. The hoys of the A. 1!. li. class of the First Methodist Sunday school gave a social Tuesday eveuiiur in honor of Airs. A. S. llliton, who has resigned as their teacher. Arthur Hess, netinij as toastmaster, voicing the sentiments of the boys, expressed tin if appreciation for what she has done lor them and the class and their deep i cy ret at having to lose her as their teacher. Professor Cramer has been chosen to fill the vacancy and the boys are confident he will make them a splendid teacher. Talks were given by Airs. Jtliton, Norman Alax well, president; Joseph Itati'inan. Alelburii Harvey, Harold Leonard, Aliss (leorgia Williams, president, anil Aliss Alary (lore, teacher of the girls' Octivo class. Various games were enjoyed during the evening before luncheon, which was served cafeteria style. One unique feature of the eve ning' was a game in which all of the girls had to propose to the boys, and as a prize a toothsome box of choco lates was awarded to Miss llessie Jackson for receiving the most num ber of acceptances to her proposals, 'fhe boys proved themselves royal en tertainers, which insured an evening pleasantly spent by all. Those pres eul were; Misses Alihlred lliidges, Lucy (Iregg, lllanch Lontz, Litcrelin I'-alcinan. Alice Lyons, Alay Lindley, Vera I lutcliins, (leorgia Williams, Ressie Jackson, Kalherine Coiiser, Alary (lore and Airs. A. S. llliton;; Messrs. Norman Ala.xvvell, Roe F'isher. Alelharn Harvey. Arthur I less, Jos eph Haleinan, Harold Wiley, .Marvin Fi'her, Ralph llrandon, James Camp bell, Roy Nordwich, Austin Raymond, I'.dvvard llaeiile, Waller Wilson and Harold Leonard. The Xatalorini',1 was a scene of a gay festivity Thursday evening, the event being a dancing party given by Misses Florence and Helen Reddy The exceptionally pepful music was furnished by Herbert Launspaeh and Art Ilazclrigg. Those present were: Air. and Airs. Norwood, Airs. AIcKee, Air. and Airs. Lovern, Air. and Airs Robert Boyle, Air. and Airs. Krnesl Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Delhi, Air. and Airs. Aides, Air. and Airs. Nicholas, Mr. and Airs. Lawrence. Airs. Childs; Alisses Alyse Jones, Viv ian (,'hildcrs, Anna Rolfe, Gladys I.of lus, Gladys AVilson, .Marie Hammond, Liieile Ivoontz, Charlotte Chapel and Alia Fainier of Ashland; l'lorcnee Reddy, Helen Reddy. Jo Murray, Vera Alerriiaan, Gladys Pearl, Alargaret Soultor. Iva Whitcomb, Alene Allen, Rose Cleavers, Pearl lio.-s, Allen. Dye and Mctjuiston ; Messrs. Loren 1 1 in in ;i it, II. Stradhlean, Harry Welch, Delbert Jones, Bob Fields, Horace lironiley, Luther Deuel, Clifford llal field, Brownie Ross, Cap Martin, Lloyd Williamson, Frank Ray, Geo. P. Minis, Kenneth Baker, Knicrson Merrick, lYcehorn Garrettson, Jlerl Garnell, Herbert Strung, Holier! Strang, Roy AlcKccver, John Mullet I. Ken Forbes, Art Spooner. Frank AIcKee, F.rnest AIcKee, Kline Scvcrin, Winston Vance, Rollin Hubbard, AIc Credie and Codding. . . . A very unique valenlnie parly was given for the Serious Ten club anil some of their friends hy Aliss Myrtle Purkeypile at her home on dlson street. The rooms were cleverly dec orated in red and while, the center piece being a large bouquet of red and white carnations. Severyl games vver enjoyed, Aliss Mvrl Davis win ning; the fir-l prize, a kewpio hidden In a bow of red and white. The re mainder of the afternoon was .-pent with fancy work and mii-ic, alter which a dainty Iwo-cour-c luncheon was served by the hostess, as-istcd by her mother. Mrs. ('. c. Purkeypile. The girls Inter attended Hie theater. Tho.-e present were: Misses AI vrl Da ella Slrallon, F.I In Grieve, Helen ! Stevens, .Myrtle Standby, Waiiila ( ar-len-, Jaauita Crawford, Vivian Stevvait, Annabel oi-.on. Grace Pur keypile and the ho.-tcs-. Airs. William C. Frit sche, accom panied by her daughter. Lucille, left tor Seattle Thur-day evening, where they will make their futuie hoiac. Mr. I'rilsche report- much visible activity in all lines there. .Miss Orn I'.rumble was given a ptea.-allt birthday -uipiise by her IrieinU Friday evening at her home, 'flic cvcninir was spent with game-, al'ler which it frc-hriicnt- were -crveil. 9 The 1 !.'! i ii 1 1 1 circle of the Pre.-by lerinil clllilch will meet with All's. Krihs, 10.1 X. dakdale. Tin-day af ternoon at 'J :;Kl. The C. W. P.. Al. of the Chri-tian church will meet al the home or Air-. A. J. Ilanby. TJti Welch, Friday al ternoon, Fcbtaary 111. ' Air-. Loa I). Jones gave a birthday dinner Thur-day evening, February K. in honor of Air.-. Thomas Alcrriiiian. At the recent eugeiiie test held by the Southern Oregon Parents' F'.dnea tional lliiieau, two Aledford bullies scored 100 per cent little Jean Quis enberry, daughter of Mrj ami Airs. Walker (iiisenbeiry, -IJ4 South Kiug street, ami Alary F.lizabeth Steiiuett, daughter of Air. and Airs. A. F Sten nell, 1011 Fast Klcventh street. Their lames are published with permission of their parents. While it is exceed ingly gratifying to find eiigeiiieally perfect babies, it is still greater satis faction and the chief object of the mothers' congress tests, to reach ba bies who have defects In time to cor rect them and save needless suffering later. All of the babies tested show ed evidence of the best of care, in telligent feeding, etc. The bureau committee holies to have one more lest in the spring, the date to he given later. On Saturday afternoon Mrs. J. Al. Grcsslcy entertained in honor of the ninth birthday of her little daughter, Berneiee. Games and music, passed the time pleasanlly and Airs. Grcss lcy served delicious refreshments of ice cream, cake, cocoa and candy. Aliss Berneiee was the recipient of many lovely gills and at n late hour the children left, wishing their little hostess many more happy birthdays. 'I hose present were: Frances l.udcr, Thehua .McCoy, Wilda Darneillc, Ruth Loiler, l.eona Bcniicump, Ihidorn Kit veus, Marjory Daily, Anna Kath ryn Garrett, .Mildred Jenkins, Guine vere Kerns, Lillian fasten, Stella Porter, Lottie Seymour, Bertha Stin son, Alargnrel Wilson, Berlha Apple gale, Saloma Slilwell, Berneiee' and Kileen Grcsslcy. m The Woman's Home Missionary so ciety of the M. K. church met at the home of Airs. T. (). Heine on Hose av enue Friday afternoon. A contest for members was stalled, five new mem bers being obtained. Airs. Cnnnday, the leader, had arranged an excep tionally good program, which is ns follows: Two Spanish selections by Iterniee Unicorn mid Bliss Heine; duet, "God of Our Fathers," by Airs. Van Seoyoc nnd Airs. Kerns; "Tithing," Mrs. Rollins; "The Kings Highway," Mrs. Osborne; review of the second chapter of study book, Mary Gore; enigmas. Airs. Proebsling; "Talk on Lincoln," by Dr. Rollins. After the program, delicious refreshments were served by the hostess and her helpers. Mr, nnd Mrs. Walter Keizur enter tained the teachers and officers of the Christian Sunday school Tuesday evening at their home on Xiantie av enue. After a short business meeting rel reslnnents wAi'h served by Mrs. Keizur. Those enjoying the evening' were: Airs. A. J. Ilanbv, Airs. II. L. Taylor, Airs. II. W. Paul, Aliss Bor rnll, Aliss Sophie Pileher, Aliss Alary- bell Hens, in, Aliss Berniee Lewis, Miss Caroline Leaders, Air. Kurd, Afr. Shirley, Air. Paul, Air. and Afrs. Kei zur, .Margaret and Arthur Keizur and Clarence Pierce. The Lincoln Parent-Teacher cir cle gave a Lincoln tea at the home of .Mrs. A. J. Ilanby, Friday afternoon, which was greatly enjoyed by all present. During the nflernuon the following numbers were given: Vocal solo. Airs. Frank Isaacs, accompanied by Airs. George Andrews, piano, Aliss Ruth Campbell violin and Aliss French, cello; reading, Airs. Ilovious; violin solo, Ruth Campbell; talk "Lite of Lincoln,'' Rev. J. C. Rollins: vio lin solo, Aliss Florence Clark. Vie trola music was also much enjoyed. The girls of the hustler class held a business meeting at the home of .Miss Ksther Martin last .Monday eve ning. Plans were ill-cussed for the future work of the class. Kleelloii of oflicel's was held, the new officers being: I'l-e-idcut, Hazel Wiley; vice pnsidcnl, Alary Jack-on; secretary. Kalherine Coii-er; treasurer, Stella Anderson. After the business meet ing the hostess, assist,., ,y her moth er, served ilcli'ioiis refreshments of chocolate and cake. About fifty members and vi-itors of the Olive R, hckah lodge. No. 'JK. met a! the hall la-t Tuesday evening in regular se--i,.u. Tin, district dep. ul.v. Alls. Turner, installed the offi ce! s. who were unable t,, attend the regular installation. Airs. Iloidman was elected as musician, ami Airs. Wiley was rc-clcctcd as team cap tain. A Very inlcles ting nieeliiig was enjoyed by those present. 'fhe Roosevelt Parent-Teacher eir- I e!c will hold a Washington lei Feb ruary -'J at the home of Mrs. W. W. Van Seoyoc, Ml Bennett aveiitie. An excellent program is being prepared, 'fins is an annual custom ami one that i- pleasantly anticipated by all Mem bers of the circle. A cordial invita tion .is extended to all. .Mr. ami Air-. A. L. Hill and family are enjoying a vi-ii from Air-. Hill's brother. R. AI. Cro-,, ,,l Salt Lake City, who i- en route from San F'rnii-ci-co. Air. and Mr-. Riley Alaigu-on are L'ucsts of Air. and Mi's. J. W. Jacob on their way hnie ftoia Sail l-'ran-j ei.-co. The Fast Side circle gave a suck social at the home of Alls. .Marion Lance Friday evi uing, Februarv !. A musical program was rendered by the following: Violin and piano, Beulah and -Marvel Williams; recitation. Helen Shirley; vocal duet. Kverult Brayton, Beulah Williams; song. Frances Shirley; vocal solo, with vio lin obligato, Airs. J. 11. liollini'ei, ac companied on-piano by Airs. Lou D. Jones. The money in the socks was then counted, and over $'M made; Airs. Knicrson won the prize, a bunch of carnations, for having the most. Re freshments of chicken sandwiches, pickcls. cookies and coffee were serv ed by the Fast Side circle. Guests numbering forty were present as fol lows; Rev. A. A. J. Hogg, Oliver 11. P. Vories, Air. and Alts. I). A. Ale Curdy, Air. nnd Mrs. A. J. Ilanby, Mr. nnd Airs. A. L. Wright, Mr. ami Airs. A. B. Ilobbs, 31r. and Mrs. O. K. Pierce, Air. and Airs. J. II. Bellin ger, Air. and Mrs. Walter Crank, Air. nnd All's. Roy Guyer, Mr. and Airs. G. h Williums, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Garnett, Afr. and Airs. J. W. Shirley, Mr. and Afrs. Jlarion Lance, Mr. nud Mrs. Walter Keizur; Helen and Fran ces Shirley, Airs. Sarah A. Jackson, Mrs. A. J. Kuierson, Afrs. E. R. Seely, Ali-s. Alary I. Helms, Mrs. Lou D. Jones and Auntie Hull, Everett Bray ton, Marvel Williams, Addison Helms, Beulah Williams. Dr. nnd Mrs. jr. C. Barber will en tertain with n bridge party this cveu inf for the following- guests: Afr. and Airs. Charles M. English, Air. nnd Airs. R, A. Holmes, Mr. and Airs. C. I. Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Jnn ncy, Arr. and Mrs. C. A. Knight, Air. and Airs. W. D. Luke, Air. nnd Mrs. II. I. Lmnsden, Air. and Airs. F. E. Mer rick, Air. and Mrs. S. A. Nye, Mr. and Airs. AL Piirdin, Airs. Irn Dodge, W. A. Folger, Aliss Laura Treiehlcr and Georgo Treiehlcr. TJie Grizzlies will give another of their popular dances on Friday even ing, February 111. nt the smalt bull of the Natatorium. It will be in the nature of n patriotic, ball. Tho color schema for decorations will be Amer ican flags nud bunting. A largo number of inventions hnvn been is sued. This will be ono of the best dances given by tho Grizzlies of the season. Ilazelrigg's thrcc-piceo or- cliestra will lurnish the musie. Tim Medford 0. A. R. nnd Wom an's Relief Corps will attend in n body the patriotic services held at St. Alark's hall, Sunday evening, Febru ary 11, at 7::i(). Rev. Alfred A. J. Hogg will give his lecture on Lincoln entitled, "From the Log House to tin While House.' Palriolic, music, solo by George Andrews, "liarbara F'riel ehie." The (). X. G. have also been .iiiviuai io aiienii. i ue piinnc is cor dially invited. Airs. Jennings of Vancouver avenue entertained the Rays of Light Friday afternoon. Sewing was the diversion of the afternoon, willi music inter spersed. Airs. Jennings served de licious refreshments during the af ternoon. Tlio-e present were: Misses Rose and Rulh Billings. I hi Jennings. Faye and Carrie May Frirear, Lola Mowiuan and Joyce Alnildox. ' Air.-. Bowman, 'JS Myrtle street, en tertained I he Hays of Light F'riday, February 2. Alusie and sewing was enjoyed dining the afternoon. Mrs. I'.owninn served delicious refresh ments. Those present were: .Misses Joyce Aladilox, Faye Frirear, I!a Jen nings, Georgia Redden, Lola Itovv- miin, Rose and Ruth Hillings. The Alissionary society of the Pres byterian church niel with Airs. I.uins den Tuesday afternoon with about thirty ladies present. Airs. F. S. Car penter was leader ami read a very in teresting paper. The devolionals were led by Airs. Stevenson. A talk on China was given by Airs. Luke. Airs. Lunisdcii, Airs. Jaqua and Airs. Hubbard were hostesses. The Fast Side circle of the Al. K. Ladies' Aid laid ils meeting with .Mis. C. W. Conklin Tuesday afler noon. Plans wen' made a! Ibis lime torn conceit of olil-fashioiied songs lo be given al an early dale. Special features will be a kitchen orchestra and songs illustrated by living pic tures. Air-. FMwin Janney wa- hostess lo the Girl-' Thur-day club al her home Thursday afternoon. WASHINGTON, Feb. Hi. - Wealher predictions of the week beginning Sunday, is-ued by the weather bu reau today, ore; "Rocky mountain and phitcau region- - Generally lair, except local -iiows in northern parts at beginning of the week. Moderate temperature-. "Pacific s,itcs Generally lair Iu California; overcast with rains in Washingloii and Oregon. Normal lemperatulM, At the Churches j St, Mark's Kplseiipal, Cor. North Oakdale and atli. S a. m. la a. in. 11 a. m 7:30 p. Holy communion. Sunday scbool. Alornliiu prayer, in. Confirmation bv the W.M. 11. HAMILTON, Vicar. bishop. Catholic Cliuvcli South Oakdale avenuo First masa Sunday at 8 a. ni. Second mass nt 10:30 a. m. Benediction after second mass. No evening services. Hov. J. Powers, rector. OnkdiUo Aw. SretlKMlLst. Sundav school nt 9:45 a. m. Prenchlng at 11 a. in. by ltev. E. T. Oonser. rraver mooting Thursday evening at 7:30. All mendiors and friends of oiir church arc. requcstod to bo prose.nl nt these services. Strangers are -welcome. If. M. BRAlXHAAr, Taator. Jacksonville t'eesbyteriun. Sablinth school at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11 a. m. Thome: "Tho Marks of tho Lord Jesus." Christian Kudeavor nt (1:45. Im- nortnnt business. Please lie on tiino. At 7:30 p. tn.. Vocation Day, Thome: "What Is My Purposo iu T.lfe." This service will be of spoc Inl interest to the young noonlo. The prayer meotlng on Wednesday pyeiilne nt 7:30 will remember the schools, and colleges of our land In prayer. A. H. GAMMpm Minister. First Cliurcli of Chrlsr, Scientist. Tlrnnch of tho Mother Church, the Flrt Church of Christ. Scientist, In Boston. Mass. Sunday servleo at 11 o'clock, sub ject. "Spirit." Wednesday evening meeting, nt which testimonies of Christian Scienco healing are given, at 7:30. All are cordially invited. Sunday school at 9:45. All under tho ago of 20 are welcome. Church edlflco 212 North Oak dnlo avenuo. Bending room In tho Af. F. H. building, North Central avenuo, open from 12 to 4:30 dally, except Sun dny and holidays. First Christian Cliurcli Ninth and Oakdale. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Clirtstlan Endeavor nt (i:30 p. m. Prayer nioetlng Thursday evening at 7:30. There will he ono combined Bor vlco Sundny morning of the Sunday school, tho song servleo, and com in ii n Ion . Tho Sundny school hour will be filled with music by our orchestra, songs by the school, classes for all ages and a special number by our malo quartet. Trot. A. .1. Hanby will give a ten minute tnlk on Lincoln and tho en tire servleo will bo patriotic. Our country needs patriotism now and you can be patriotic by being at the early morning service. I'lifl Ibiptisr. "A live church with a cordial wel come." Sunday will be a great day nt tho Daptlst church. Evangelist .Marshall who has already been heard by veryaotlr llnrtiRcsted foou pasaoB largo congregations, will speak at three of the services, viz: Al 1 1 a. in., 3 p. in. unit 7:30 p. ill. Tho three o'clock servleo will bo held under iho auspices of tho City Young People's union, which embrac es all the church young peoples' or ganizations of the city. Every effort will be mado to ac eoinmo.'hito the crowds which aro confidently expected. Judging from (lii) way folks came last night and Thursday night our ono problem will bo room. Conio early to get a seat. If you enjoy hearing tho gospel preached, you will enjoy hearing Mr. .Marshall. It Is all gospel with him, and Christ, the hope of the sinner, the renter of the gospel, lie preai ties a great message. You will think, laugh, cry, and ho deeply moved in your emotions as you listen to him. .Mr. Marshall is a ver itable magnet on legs and will draw you to him and the Savior w hom he prenehes, ile speaks tonight (Saturday) on "The Lost Piece of Iron." I'HHD'K W. CAK3TEX8, Pastor. First. Prcsliyterlan Church. All services will bo held In St. Beautiful Eyes snori.it xot he spoil i:u with l (il,V. MISFIT Glasses. Jrf't. Ale Fit Yon itiGirr DR. fclCKERT Suite 1-2, Over Slay C. .Mark's Hall on account of repair on the church. Sunday school at 10 s. In., C. E. Gates In charge. Morning theme. The Home." In the evening at 7:30 Patriotic servhes will be held. The pastor will give his lecture on Lincoln en titled, "From tho Log House to the White House." Tho Aledford G. A. H., the Woman's Belief Corps will attend the service in a body. Tho C. N. 0. will also be Invited. In addition to the chorus choir, the following music will be rendered: Quartette. "Te Dcum," by Dudley Ruck Mr. Geo. Andrews. Mr. 0. C. AfcCurdy, Mrs. Geo. Andrews and Airs. Frank Isaacs. Solo by B. V. Jladdox. Violin obligato by C. Janes. (Evening rntiiotlc Music Solo by Geo. Andrews "Barbara Freltchle." Strangers, visitors and everybody welcome. RKV. ALFRED A. J. HOGG, 'Minister. Ros. Hollnnd Hotel. Ftist Methodist Kplscopul Dr. J. C. Rollins, pastor. Tho services of the day begin with the Sunday school hour at 9:45. Hero Is a growing nnd well graded, school where you will receive a hear ty welcome, Tho Epworth League chapters meet at G:15. Live and holptul meetings. All young people are cor dially Invited. Public worship at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Dr. Rollins will speak at both sorvlces. At the morning hour the theme will be "Cost versus Value". At tho evening hour a patriotic servleo. The Knights of Pythias will at tend in a body. Dr. Rollins will speak on "Tho Impregnable Bulwark ot a Nation." Special music at each servleo. At the evening hour the music will be patriotic In nature. Mrs. Ilovious will read Whitman's "Captain, My Captain." The public Is cordially lnvitod to all tho sorvlces of tho day. It will be a day suggesting patriotism from tho first to tho last service. The following musical numbers will be Included In the services at tho First AL E. church tomorrow: Qlorning Bervlce: Anthem, Bcnedlc Anlmo in B flat, Rees. Evening service: Anthem, Behold! tho King, Parker. Male quartette, "In heavenly Iova abiding." E "SYRUP OF FIGS" IF TONGUE IS COATED Ciiism, l'everish, Sick, ltlllons. Clean Utile l,ivcr ami 1 low els. ' Children love this "rruit laxative," nnd nothing else cleanses tho tender stomach, liver and bowels so nicely. A child simply will not stop play ing to empty the bowels, and the re sult Is, they become tightly clogged with waste, liver gets sluggish, stom al h so.irs, half sick, feverish, don't eat. sleop or act naturally, breath Is bad, system lull of cold, has sore throat, stomach ache, or diarrhoea. Listen, mother! See If tongue is coated, then give a teuspoonfiil of "California Syrup of Figs," and in a few hours all the constipated waste. nut of the system, and you have a well, playful child again. Millions of mothers glvo "Califor nia Byiup of Figs" becauso it is per fectly iiiinnless; children lovo It, and it never falls to act on the stomach, liver and bowels. A.ik your druggist for a 50-eont boltlo of "California Syrup of Figs," which has full directions tor liable, icuuurcn ui a aucs inn nr irrnwn- ni,.t,.i,. ,-ii.,.i n... i i n ware of counterfoils fold here. Get the pennlne. made by "California r'itf Syrup Company." Refuse any other kind with contempt. Bud Lawrentz 3 has purchased un lateorst with G. F. Williams in tho Medford Cleaning Works All kinds of cleaning work guar anteed. Wo call for and deliver goods. Phone 57 8 S. Central Attention, Farmers m::iifop.i) jcnk comfanv 31-33 X. Bartlctt St. Pay Highest Prices for imii:s! Oreen hides per lb 17c Dry hides, per lb 25o Green calf hides, per lb. , 23c Dry cnlf hides, per lb. .30o Wo Mso liny Sheep Pelts and Goat Skins. i Thouo 2S3-J, I '
