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OAKLAND GARAGE
Houtli Front.
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Aliso agent for Fairbanks and More
Eneines.
17 South Rlversld.
TAXI
Oodoe Car. stand corner Main and
Bartlett. Phone 900.
J. D. DELANEY.
I ' SCAVENGER.
Licensed City Scavenger.
' - All refuse immediately removed on
t short notice. Weekly visit In resi-
dence districts. Daily business dls
i trjet. 'hones
An evangelistic campaign of un
usual power is to begin Kob. l.'.th
1 'J-K at the First Baptist church. The
pastor and pcoplo have been planning
for some weeks. Special prayer ser
vices have been held at the church
and in the homes. Hov. S. .1. Ueid
evangolist of the Oregon 'Baptist
stale convention is coming. Mr. Held
has held successful meetings at Pen-dletc-n,
Marshficld, Salem, etc. Dr.
Heid is familiarly known as "The
"Irish Kvangelist," and has many
popular gifts, without the cheap
method of the usual type of sensa
tional evangelist.
There is no man more widelv
known than Dr. Clecrgo W. Truett of
Dallas. Texas. Sco whut he has to
say ofl)r. Reid:
"The Texas Baptists are greatlv
Indebted to Dr. S. J. Hold, and also
to the Baptist Young People's assem
bly of Texas, that has just closed its
annual meetings at Palacios. Dr
Keid completely captured the as
sembly. We aro greatly indebted to
Dr. Reid, and cur lives shall be rich
or and better becauso of his visit to
Texas. Let us co-operale to havo
him in tills country again. He is a
man of superb gifts, modest, humble
courageous, cultured and deeply spir
itual. Ho is a man with a message
worth whllo for any and evory class
fortunate enough to hear him." -
Itev. tieo. T. Truett, D. D., pastor.
First Baptist church.
Ht. Murk's I0piscon! Church
Cor. .North Oakdato and Fifth Sis.
S a. m. Holy communion.
10 a. m. Sunday school. "
11 a. m. Holy communion.
7:30 p. in. Evening prayer.
Wm. Ii. 'Hamilton, Vicar.
Catholic Church
South .Oakdalo Ave..
First mass Sunday at S a. m.
Second mass at 10:30 a. m.
Benediction at 4:30 p. m.
Rev. .lo'hn Powers, rector.
l:ang. -I. iilh. Zion'x Church
'Fourth St. below Oakdalo Ave.
Ilev. Dr. W. II. Moren.-Oeser, pastor.
Itus. 51 S West Fourth St.
SeptuageBiniae.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Divino service It a. m.
Installation of the nowly elected
vestrymen1.
You and yours aro cordially in
vited. First Baptist Church
9:45 a. m. Blblo school. F. V.
.Mears, supt.
11a. m. Public worship. Subject
of sermon, "The Essential Conditions
of a Revival."
8:15 p. m. II. Y. P. U.
7:30 p. ni. Proachlng. Subject,
"The Tree of Life."
Prof. .Mcltoynolds, director of mu
sic. .Miss Matlo Vroman, organist.
W. T. S. Spriggs, Minister.
The coining to our city of Mrs. Otis
Floyd Lawson in the Interest of the
Near East Ileliof campaign Is a mat
ter of Importance both to us and to
the mirroring multitudes of Armenia.
Whllo the crying needstot this pcoplo
have been presented often we must
not forget they aro still In dire dis
tress. Do not lot the matter pall on
us. Live and help to live. Mrs.
I, unison will be In each of the
churches Sunday morning.
I'hocnlv Presbyterian Church
Dr. Balllie, Pastor.
10 a. m. Sunday school and Bible
classes. John Bonar, supt.
11 a. m. Public worship. Subject
of sermon. "The Singing Pilgrim."
Wo celebrate music week. Fine
music lead by Mr. and Mrs. Sheets.
7:30 p. in. lUrinf C. K. meeting fol
lowed by lecturo by Prof. TCclmcr on
"My Experience in China." Do not
miss this very interesting talk. A
very hearty welcome to all.
Seventh Day AilventLst
North ltlverside.
A. V. Hhoads, Pastor.
Services ns fo-llows:
Sabbath school Saturday 10:15.
Preaching Saturday 11:30.
Preaching Saturday 7:15 p. m.
Subject Tor the evening, "The
Snven Seals."
Sunday evening 7: '.5. Subject,
"lono Years or Peace. '
The revival services will continue
until Feb. 8.
First Presbyterian Church
Cor. Main and 'Holly Sts.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m Carl
Brommer, supt.
Morning worship at 1 1 a. m., holy
communion and reception of new
members. Mrs. Unison of Seattle
win onnnk ihe last ten minutes of this
service. Evening service at 7:30 p.
m., sermon, "The Egotism of inue
lier." Junior C. E. at 3 p. m.
Music ror the morning will be.
quartet. "O Come T.et l' Sing." Duet,
"I . Heard the Voice of Jesus Say,"
Mrs. Idna Isaacs and William Vawter.
In the evening, special selections.
It Is not what we say about our-
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A most uniiue figure on the mod
ern stage is Mil.i, the one star famed
loth as prima (hinnii and comedienne
tt today and easily remenihered as
the flashing figure of "Sari" and
"Pom Pom." Her uiipronnuitecuhlc
last name has now boon dropped in
the interest of the throats of the the
atergoers and "MHssi" is considered
enough, as there is likely to ho but
one.
She will tonic to the Pago Febru
ary It in Henry V. Savage's gay mu
selves but what you think of us n'ftcr
yon have attended our services that
will determine whether yen continue
to attend. We cheerfully submit to
the test.
William Vawter, director of music.
-Mrs. .Marsh, organist. L. Myron
Koozer, minister.
Methodist Kpfsenpnl iuicli( South.
J)r. Jouett P. Ilray, Pastor.
3' hone ItSl.
Sunday srlicul at 10 a. in. Dr.
Frank Itobcrts, supt. We havo a
good school and invito you to Mible
fctudy with us.
iPrqaching at U n. m. and 7:30
p. m.L.Tho. pastor will preach at the
morning service and administer holy
communion, assisted by Rev. Hyan,
who will preach at 7:30. Special
music: Violin solo and choir led by
one of the ablest women in tho state.
Pianist, Mrs. Thomas.
You are always welcome.
First, Church of (lirlst,. Scientist,
Branch of the .Mother Church, the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, in
Hcvtton. .Mass.
Services aro held every Sunday
morning at 1 1 o'clock. Subject.
"Love."
Sunday school at fl :!". All under
the ago of t wenty are welcome.
Wednesday evening meetings, al
which testimonies of Christian Sci
ence healing aro given, at 7: HO.
Church edifice IM2 North Oakdale.
The reading room, which is in the
M. F & H. bldg., is open frr.'m one
to five daily, except Uundays and hol
idays. All authorized literature may
be read, borrowed or purchased.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the services and visit the read
ing room.
First f lirlsthui Church
Cor. Ninth and Oakdalo. $
D. K. Millard, Minister;
Bible school 9:45. B. W. Paul,
supt. We study the bible. Classes
for all ages. You aro invited to meet
with us.
.1 1. a. m. Preaching service. Sub
ject, "Divine Providence." Special
music and a hearty welcomo to all,
to worship with us.
G:ItO. Junior and senior Christian
Endeavor service.
7:30. Evening preaching service.
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JACKSON COUNTY BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
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; Sy si dual ic saving is a mul liahit. It its tlui only sun: way fur ih sala
ried man in- woman Id aeeiiiniilate an esfale. In (he development of the
habit building ajitl loan associations offer a distinct advantage over other
methods. It reminds the saver at regular intervals of' the amount, he has
agred to .save, thus helping in the development of the saving habit.
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sical play, "Head Over Heels," that
was so much praised during its long
runs in I lost on. New York and Chi
cago last season.
Mi(7,l Is an original. Reviewers do
not liken her to any other player t.f
past or present. She has I teen willing
to sacrifice good looks, but never
charm for at least part of her per
formance to give si riking charac
terization (vf whimsical stage figures.
In "Head Over Heels" she cannot he
conventional even if she would, for
she must be singer, dancer, acrobat
and comedienne with an equal ability
to satrt one's eyes a swimming or
Subject, "Was Jesus Christ Divine?"
Some peoplo in .Medford do not be
lieve lie was. What do you think?
Come out and hear a fair discussion
f.-f the subject.
'Special music will be a solo, "The
Palms" by .Mr. milliard and special
music by the choir.
"Come thou with us and wb will do
thee good."
First .Me(lnMt Fpiscnpnl Church
Fourth and Martlett.
Sunday services;: j
!:iri a. nr. Uibler' school. ' c; A.
.Meeker, supt. Classes for all ages.
1 I a. in. Morning worship. Ser
mon, "Divine Strategy."
"::!0. Yc.'uug People's social hour.
t: l.'i. tfpworth League devotional
meeting. .
1:''M). Evening service. Sermon,
"The Credibility of the Incredible."
Morning: Anthem, "Sing Alleluia
Forth" (Buck). Socolists, Mrs. Pierce
Mr. MacDonough, Mr. Canaday.
Solo, "Cn.?sing the Bar" (Behr-c-nd).
Mr. K. (Jaybird.
Evening: .Anthem, "We Stand In
Deep Repentance" Mendelssohn
Shelley). Soloists, Miaa Hunter, Mr.
M acDouough.
Solo, "Prayer and Answer" ( Dai
Icy). Mrs. Pierce.
'Pianist, Evelyn Dew.
Director, May Jordan tMacHon(-'ugh.
Five- Methodist Church I
Corner Tenth and Ivy.
I)id you ever slop tw think that it
you ever get to Heaven it will be be
causo you made preparation in this
life? Uleaven is a holy place. Sin
can never oil tor there. If you aro un
saved turn from the evil of your ways
to Jesus Christ and let him'cleanso
your heart, and life from all un
righteousness. -"Prepare tp meet thy
t.od."
Sunday services as follows:.
Sunday school at 10: 10 v m.
Preaching services at J I u. in. and
7:30 p. m.
Young People and children's meet
ing at (i:30 p. in.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 7:30. Mrs. II. Belle Loot.s nan
charge of the Ytung People's service.
Mrs. Cynthia A. Schmidt, Sunday
school superintendent.
Miss Rhoda Burnett, pastor. Phono
: 1 2 n .
M. F. & II. Building, Medford
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their tips to laughing, all in cue small
body.
"Head Over Heels'' Is praised as ft
musical comedy as unusual in t one
as she herself. II. has no spies nor
cannon, but is credited with provid
ing laughter almost as ;ucessanl as a
machine gun's rattle. Of the slory
as told it Is easily believable that I lie
natural developments of amusing sit
uations and diab.-gue in the piece ran
away with its original sober dram. i
and made chuckles .where at first
tears were called for and circles have
even set il apart as a "melodrama of
m u s i en 1 j oy f 11 1 n ess . "
The next meeting of Medford post
Xo. lo of tho American Legion will
bo held next Wednesday evening,
FJ i. -I, and I ho mooting will be held
at tho Moose hall, which has h ecu, Be
en red fc'r tho occasion.
This meeting promises to bq.ouoof
tho best ever held by the post and ft
is urgently requested and hoped thai
ovory member will bo present. An
invitation has also been expended to
the following organizations tj at
tend: d. A. It., Spanish American
War Veterans, and the National
(itiard.
A program which promises to be
most interesting has been arranged,
and includes a lecture by Col. II. II.
Sargent on "World War Strategy";
slight of hand tricks by J. A. Hem
street; "Skit" by members cf the le
gion;' music by the Imperial orches
tra, and light refreshments.
Mat tors of importance pertaining
(o Ihe legion will also como up at
this meeting.
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