Medford mail tribune., January 23, 1920, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFOTCP MATL TRTBTTNTl, MF.DFORD, ORI'COW FRIDAY. JAXV.UiY
PACE T nRF"E
FEEBLE MINDED
BOYS EARN MORE
THAN TEACHERS
laikwaid to others
minded, thn v.' the
.... fM,
it; ia;o an
proar v leu :ie:
declared ' hat t
d pupil, in; li ru
u: j teen ye:u
eu-t.-t hii:h"
old boys, had gone to work
sahuies than she received.
SABBATH IS MADE
BY EVANGELIST
f0 YOU WANT your friends to avoid vou? Thev
J will certainly do so when your breath is bad.
"There is no excuse for anyone' having a bad
breath. It is caused by disorders of the stomach
which can be corrected by taking Chamberlain's
Tablets. Many have been permanently cured of
stpinach troubles by the use of these tablets after
years or surtenng. lJnce 25 cents per bottle.
BLA
NKETS
art v - -
Extra heavy wool nap Blankets, fancy il;iids, si::e
(6x8(). This same blanket is selling in Portland to
day at Special Sale fur S..0. ffo
Oiir Regular Price P0o J
u
Same Blanket in. plain
giy -
; Heavy .Wool Xap Blanket in fancy plaids.
I An extra good value P
I .A nice line of Comforts. ' . ,. '
. Cheap at V
MEN'S SHOES .... LADIES' SHOES
CHILDREN'S SHOES
TRUNKS SUIT CASES BAGS
J. "Where Cash Beats Credit. ''
$8.00
., Medford
Sample Store
Jonathan and Spitacnberg Appies, Packed
r.
$1.85 Delivered
Conner's Warehouse
Phone 64
TSS' Ififei jpJI
j'rri 1 I .TVi r
FarmfFinancing f:
"WITH even creator interest and ac
than ever before (if 1 hat is possible
First National Hank is going to l;ic
business of farming in Jackson Count;
year.
"We believe in the future of the farm
from a standpoint of diversification
specialization and will put forth our
best efforts to aid development.
; '"Nationalized r 13ank Accounts
livitv
) the
k the
.- tlli,
-lioih
and
v ere
Vhe First national Bank;
! Medford Oregon
A pond M.oiI ooni-'iv.-alloii v;u oil! j
hi ovfiiini; to ht ;ir KvanoliM Kip-!
pfy on the seal ins inrsi-.aiu1 oi Ko.i'Ia-j
tu.:i 7. A few niomcni wore sju'iit j
in a review of I he last evening tv
vice. lirini;iii in nlditioiial viilencc i
to show that it was the 1'apul-power
that handed t In day of worship from
the seventh day of tiie week. liet
road from svveral Catholic eate
rhlsms to prove his statements.
It was made 'cry elear that at the
counsels L-f I.aotlic-ea A. P. tl'.e
ehaime was made, lie read a state
ment from Cardinal (Siliiions .showiny,
that the change of tin; day of worship
from the .seventh to the first day of
tlie week was the mark of the Cath-
j olie church's ecclesiastical aut limit:- i
in religious things. J
i Kippoy shewed that the whole '
j world bowed down to the Catholic
I church in the observance of the first'
day of the week as a day of worship,!
since there was not a word in tin;
Bible aut ho ri zing t he change, to
which the Catholic church frankly,
admits.
The evangelist staled that Cod was
sending a message to the world call
ing the people back to the Itible-and
keeping a day that was set apart by
Cod. Ho then read in Rev. H :!-.'
I that the redeemed from the earth
would have their Heavenly Father's
name written in thir foreheads. He
then turned to Hev. 7: 1-4 and showed
that there was a sealing message tn
go tc the world, sealing the people of
Cod in their foreheads, (or minds).
He stated that since the Vather'
namo was written in the forehead
and in as much as the seal was placed
in the same place, the Father's name
must be in the seal. The meaning of
this seal In the forehead was the re
ceiving of this seal in the mind, ac
cepting tho seal by faith, as the seal
of the living God.
He showed from Uev. (i: that the
message of the seventh chapter fol
lowing the falling of the. stars in
Nov. l'l, was to prepare a peo
ple for the coming of Christ and that
it is due to us today. "A seal, sign,
or token are synonymous terms," said
the speaker, and are always connect
ed with law." (See Con. 1 7: 1 1 . Itom.
1:11. Dan. C:S. 1 ingr, 1M:S. Kstor
:i:12, S-lii.) in Isa. S : 1 we find
that tJod's law has a weal in- it and
that ' according to1 Inii. ?:::.". Isa
-t:.), and Ky.u. '22:2
hadj betjn lorn from it
ii seat must have three reciuislle-5,
namo, authority and territory. After
reading the ten com inainlnientK which
is Clod's law, the Kvangelist showed
that the fourth commandment wa:-.
the only one that pointed out who
the '(loci was tlat gave the law, de
claring Him as creator.,. The fourth
t (unmandinont has been removed frpm
the decalogue and people are holding
to nine commandments and thus
adopting another day of worship
which has been pet apart by the Pa
pacy. The Lord is now sending a
message to the world to bind up tho
testimony and seal the law among
his disciples, and thus placing the
commandment back where it belongs.
Cndei the new covenant the law of
(Jod Is written in the heart or mind.
Ifoforo it can be written there as a
whole it naturally follows that the
seal or fourth commandment lmiat be
reinstated.
The speaker said he did not wish
any one to take his word as to the
fourth commandment, being tin seal
but that he would read It from the
Hilile. He then read Kx. ::i:l:Mii.
and Ko. jf:12, 2d to pro-o Hint the
Sabbath was tho ial of the .livin-
Cod, and that Sunday was the mark
of the Papal power. Tonight he will
speak on the true Sabbath of the
Hfble. Adv.
CHIC U'O. .1.1!!
s.'hool I eaehers, v. 1
pealed tvt the bo..rd
a siiy per cent w:i
receive a blanket i
..;.ao per Vrar.
cha
IN! Chicago (
yesterday ap- j
education for j
increase, will
e of $ lUO to !
' !. Arnold.'
'AID TO FASHION
M, I-'ndi'd Apparel Can lie
o:cd mid .Miide Over,
Stylish, .New. ,
Pon't worry abcut perfect results.
Cse "Uianioud Dyes," guaranteed to
give a new. rich, fad clean color to
any fabric, ,-tvlud her ft be wool, silk,
linen, cotton or mixed goods,
d reuses, Idousns, stockings, nkirts,
children's coats, feathers, draperies,
covering?.
The Direction Hook with each pack
age tells so plainly how to diamond
dye over any color tliaj you can no!
make a mistake.
To match any material, have drug
uis; show you "Diamond Dve" Cob.r
Card.
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Briggs Auto Wood Saw
I am taking tho ntronry for thf
HriKKS Auto Won'lf.aw and am saw
iim wont! I.y lltf oord or by life hnur.
Ill-Alt V WOMT
0"S South Newtowu. I'fanne TJi-W
niian t-f tin1 t-. .i.I. atnrjmuoit to-
tt:i.v. lii'in-j-M-aia! i". i ; ol" tin1 it-actiers I
ili'iicatiMt they v.-t'i!i! ai-n-pt tin'
a'.varti as it'iuporai v i.-uci ma wnuio
cunt in lit1' t Iicfr fi;-.iit tti p it t tcai-hiiit;
on a va.i;o plan-, at K-asl ctitiil to
that of ootauioii !a Mivrs. At 1 1 r?Hli t
lilt- laborers IV ui .i::itk'ra!i!y
Tiu.i-'.1 than highly ttainott toaclu'tri.
t It.1 il!! rtli tof.5 t-Iai:.; .
'liii'y a.kei! a nur.iianat of SlJi'O
and a maximum or ?;!. o for tii'
i;::!tr. clontt'iitary i 'a. ii-.'r.-, with other
cia.s.os in proport
.U'ssv J. Waltlu-r. instructor of sub
normal ihiliiron. uiio tcachi'S ;i class
(..' twenty raimin-., front boys simply
Got at the Real Cause TafeV
Dr. Edwards' -Olive Tablets
That's what tltntifatids of stomach
sullciets are doinn now. Instead of
taliitiS tonics, or tryiiv.i lo pttlch up a
poor digestion, they are uttacltiiiK the
real cattte of the ailment clogged
liver and disordered Ixjwels.
Dr. hdwards' Olive Tablets arouse
Ihe liver in a soothinR, ltealim; way.
IVhen the liver and ixnvels 3rc nir
fonninK tlteir natttnil lt'.p.ctions. away
goes indigestion and stomach trouble.-.
Have you a bad taste, coated
tontnte, fioor apix'tit". a lazy, don"t
rare feclintT, no ambition or energy,
tiouble with undiKested UxkIs? Take
I 'live Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
I Jr Edwards' Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable coiniMtund mixed with
iiliveoil. Von will i,-now them by their
."live color. They do the v.oik without,
(riiiing, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
teltcl. Hat what you like Mc and 'x.
Feattiriiui
Major
Robt. Warwick
Suite I'sro in Real Life that lis is
in Pictures.
Countless thousands have read
tl'.e hook "ToUl in the Hills." now
vou can sec the uicture.
lit iliiiii!iNilii'lij.ii:iii,i:ii;!:i!;l,;::;:;
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Now
Playing
Filmed in the Mountains
and Canyons of Idaho with
a tribe of full blooded In
dians taking part.
A v xf i.
Show J, ' !tj M
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LIBERTY PlnJIi
You'll say its one of the
best "Westerns."-
ft,
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fa:. IT:::
Sunday
Billie Burke
Adults 25c
Kiddies 10c
Includes
War Tax
ARE YOU, PAYING OTHER PEOPLE'S BILLS? f
('(iiisidcraliiiii, for it involves the riunncial .standing
antl iirospcrilv ntf 'vuiir I'ansilv ami voiirsclf. If yon 4r
Yon may lliink it a slransji- tjiicsl imi, hardly worth'
l!w iibrupl 'lKialivc which sprint; spoolaueoiisly to
iiir liis. liul it is a sciisililt', serious query; never
theless and well worth jmiHloring. ... :, ,
Supiose y-ju are lmyijifr your rocfrics at a credit.
L'iviiin- sfore! You know that every credit, store has
a eei'lain number of bail debts and a certain number
(usually a large one) of del its that are slow of cullec
tion. Now it'stands to reason. 1 lint in order for the
storekeeper t orcmain in business, some one must
make up the del'ieit caused by defaullintr customers
and pay what, practically amounts to interest, on . tlio
long staitding accomds of the slow paying ciist.imer.s.
"Who is that some one? "Why, the regular iaying
customers, of course. There's ait .old saying that,
"the willing horse must carry the load," and cerlain
v in this case Ihe willing, honest, prompt paying cus
tomer bears the burden created by the dishonest and
deliiKpient ones. "Are You I'aying Other Peopled
Hills?' was quite a reasonable, quest ion after ali,
wasn't it ?
WHAT IS YOUR ANSWER?
"Whil.
once
we are 1 1 1
and all. It
Bargains,
Ali the Time
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let; us t lireslt it out
cs, demands, your
are paying other people's bills, ymi are having more
difficulty in nieet ing your own mid less mouoy.to lay V ..
aside for a rainy day than you otherwise would or
right ly should. We are not liiincing niaitei's. This is V 4
a sli'a'ight-froin-llie-.sboulder talk to thoughtful peo- .y;'
1 ile and thinkers are only interested in truths. ,V,
Wight here we come to one of the most beneficial y ,
features of our business from 1 Ik; standpoint of pub .
lie service our Strictly 'ash .. System. It insures ,Y
our alrons the lowest prices, and as everybody ay3 y
cash for what they buy when they buV i everybody .V.
iersoually receives full value for every penny they f -
spend in Our Store. There. is not only no -paying of y
other people's bills, but there is no running up bills iy!
of your own and liills are a bane, a source, of worry i
and an incentive to waste. "Pay as You Go" is an
old maxim, but it is founded on principlesand when 'i
followed brings its rew'ard in comfort and content. j
You will find that the protection Out Store. gives Jj'
you both as regards quality and price and our Cash
method ol doing business will save, you much monej'
and many worries.
THINK IT OVER
1 )rcss Snaps
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Card.
Xew Shipment,
Men's Ilress Shoe:-'
gS.50 to fflS.SO
Canvas (llovcs
at
15c and 2i)C
ren's Wool
Suits
$30.00 to $48.50
Cood 1'earl Buttons
Card
Men's Work
Shoes
$2.50 to S8.50
AVork Sod
at
2(-
Young JiTen's
Suits ;
$27.00 to $42.00
Silk Sewing
Thread
15?
Boys' School
Shoes
$2.25 to $6.00
Dress Socks
at
15? to 10?
Tlav Suits '
' at.
$1.75
all wool,
l!ovs' Suits
$1.1.50 to $15.00
Shaving Soap
5?
Cake
Ladies' Dress
Shoes
$G-15 to $14.25
Men's Work
Shirts
at $1.25
Devenoshio
Cloth
45? yard
At This
Store
'aim Olive
Soap
8? cake
blisses' School'
Shoes
$5.00 to $7.75
Best CJrade
Bib Overalls
at $2.50
Hope
Muslin
32? yard
Machine
Oil
9? bottle
'.All kinds Shoes for
Children at.
all kinds of prices
Men's 1
Work Pans
$3.5 Oto $5.50
Best Orade
Outing Flannel
at 28?
Ladies'
Handkerchiefs "
5? to 25?
Colgate's
Talcum "
16? can
Men's '
Dress Pants
$5.50 to $8.00
Men's
l!oe Supporters'
at 25? and 35?
Amcrii-an
Lndy .
Col-sets
at $2.50 to $5,00
Jackson Corsitt
at
$2.25 to $5.25
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