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sreDro?vP mate TirreryE, srnnroTm onraox K.vTrinAv. i-TJimwRv 2s. 1020. PXn"E TTJREB LI Scene from "Back to God's Country," Now Playing at the Rialto for Last Time Tonight Make Baby Coo and Crow Keep the little stomach regulated and bowels open, the secret of health in infancy, by using LIBERTY I" I STARTS TOMORROW S' E 9 S V E LAST CHANCE Today To See one of the funniest pictures he i; nas ever made. BRYANT WASHBURN It Pays to Advertise TAXI CHANGE. I am new connected with tho Daily Taxi Co., and will bo glad to accom modate all my former cus'.orrers, as .well as the general public. Hen Sivcrtscii. Phone ID. Brown & Drown. Gasoline Engine AX SPHAY OUTFITS EXPEKTIXG AX1) UKPAllUXG Wo have added to our force men whe are thoroly capahlo in repairlng"and adjusting gasoline engines, Tractors, spray outfits, pumps and other farm machinery. Phone 23o-U. John C. Signor Korinok Illilg. 221-24 1 X. Fir St. Dry Slab and Fir Wood . Mill Blocks and Coal Valley Fuel Go. - Office Phone 7G Residence 739-J Licensed City Scavenger. -V':, .--A, . All refuse Immediately removed on short notice. Weekly visit in resi dence districts. Daily business dis trict. Phones 2 77-.I Union Sales Stables and VETERINARY HOSPITAL Horses bought, sold and exchanged by ), 8. Lilts. Dr. G. A. Ghzcn. former government veterinarian. 148 No. Riverside, Medford Phones Office. 810; resi dence, TTi- 8 : E.PHILLIPSOPPENHEIM I No city can euro for lis innii mr!i!)lp urbanization, jirubliMns without a t'liainbtT ol Com 111 t-rce or a similar organization, ll is a necessity, tserious-hiiiul-eil, pat not k- men everywhere aie giving public service thru their Chamber of Commerce, so that the least possible loss vl time and money and the great est efficiency may result from their efforts. It is a patriotic duty to many. Make it your duty.- Vernon H. Vawter. pres ident Med ford Chamber of Commerce. Thc Medford Chamber of C'om UHM'ce's expansion and reorganization campaign is taking on more definite fo'nn each succeeding day, and at headquarters the preliminary details of the work are making satisfactory progress according to a statement made today by Campaign Secretary .lack C. Hodgson. Director .lames 10. Ohcr-ii authoriz ed the statement today that he had requested a conference with the board of directors of tho Chamber of Commerce for Mc'iulay for tho pur pose of selecting an advisory com mittee. The personnel of tho advi sory committee will he made up of representative and public-spirited cit izens of Medford who are to servo as a consulting council in passing upon the different phases of the campaign which will develop as it progresses. The advisory committee will he called together for its first meeting Tuesday at which timo the order of business will lie the naming of. an ex ecutive committee whoso duty it will be to act in a directing capacity with supervision over the actual campaign work. Director Checn will explain to the advisory committee at its meeting Tuesday the complete details of the campaign, and advise with them as tr, local needs and conditions. A full re port will be made to the citizenship soon as to the committee's ideas and feeling on the matter. Some emphasis wus placed today on the statement that straight business-like methods will characterize the presentation to the public of the project for expanding and reorganiz ing tho Chamber cf Commerce. No red-fire or sensational methods will be followed, the appeal being solely on the ground that tho proposed or ganization is a good thing and mem bership therein a wise investment ot time and money. - The widest possible publicity will be given tho campaign. It will he ide plain that efficient organiza tion and operatic1:! or a community service has been standardized thru hundreds of experiments and the best of these ideas will be adopted here. Willingness to cooperate in the movement is already in evidence lo- eallv. These citizens havo boon im pressed with tho wish of government officials for such help as well organ ized communities can give them and in addition with the opportunity to bring about necessary betterments at home. A form of amplication for member ship in the Medford organization will be drafted soon, and it was said to day that already a number of volun tary enlistments have been received. However, no effort will be mado lo enroll members fc'r some time, it be ing thought best to preface this part of tho campaign with a period of edu- utional and instructive information about the project. The entire plan of tho campaign looks to permanence for the results. Medford's position commercially and industrially is impt'rtant. Support ers of the new organization now seek to make its civic standing correspond ingly high. For this reason, the invi tation to enlist in tho reorganized plan, will bo as general as tho cit izenship itself. Representatives of tho American City Htircau in charge or the cam paign here, who are also conducting the same sort of a catnpnign at Asn- land. report keen interest and great activity in the interest cf the projec launched there by the Commercial Hub of that city. As the campaign progress it is natural to assume tint there will be marked friendly rivalry developed to see whh ll city will put over the most successful results. Campaign headquarters have been established at Ashland in the store room at 2!l North Main street where a clerical and stenographic force are at work on tho preliminary details anil the compilation of the prospect list. - Cut Till Out It Is Worth Money DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out i.i:s slip, enclose with 5c and mall It to Foley & Co., 2S33 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive In return a trial packase containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and oroup; Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides and bn'k; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, headache, and sluggish bowels. For sain by Medford I'liJinmcy. fill h - mm fSMwm lS St. .MarK: I-'piscnpal Cor. North Oukdale and Fifth Sts. 8 a. m. Holy communion. 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11a. m. Morning prayer. 7::',u p. m. Evening prayer. Wm. H. Hamilton. Vicar. Catholic Chllrcli South Oakdale Avenue. .First mass Sunday at S a. in. Second mass at 1 0 : ;! 0 a. m. Itev. John Powers, ltector. Kvang.-I.utU. Zions Church Fourth St. below Oakdalo Ave. Itev. Dr. W. fi. Morenz-Oeser, Pastor. Ites. r 1 S West Fourth St. II. Lent: Heniiniscere. No Sunday scIiol'I. 'CS'o Divine service. Methodist Kpiscopal C'liureli, South . Dr. .louett P. Hray, Pastor. Sunday Bchool at 10. ..Wo have a growing school and you ' are always welcome. The Sunday school wil put. on a missionary program IVr the nior. ning service at 11. . Sunday night tho men will havo charge of the service. First. Christian Church Cor. Ninth and Oakdale. D. E. Millard, Minister. Piblo school 9:45. P. W. Paul, supt. . .Preaching 11 a. m., "The Sym metry of Life." Anthem by tho choir, "Yes For Mo Ho Careth" (Iloysor.) Christian Endeavor 0:30. ( Kvening service, 7:30. Subject, "A Fool's Iteligion." iSpccial song service and a solo by Mr. Hockley. , Hearty welcome to all. First IlaptM Church Our special meetings close Sunday. We have certainly been having inspir ing messages. Tho last day promises to be the best day. 0:4 it a. m. Iliblp school. 11 a. ni. Dr. lleid will preach on "Itesurrction''. Miss Merle Davis will sing a solo. The 1 1 i 11 Is sisters will sing. (i: IT,, n. Y. P. V. 7:30. The closing service. Sub ject: "Tho Second Coming of Our Lord." Special music. Prof. McKoynolds, director. Matie Vroman, organist. W. T. S. Spriggs, paste'.-. Fiivst Presbyterian Church Cor. Main and Holly Sts. Sunday school at 9: l." a. m., Hrommer, supt. .Morning service at 11 a. m. Carl ser- mon, "God's Portion of a Man's Lifo" Evening service at 11 a. m., ser mon, "Every Man In His Place." The music for the morning service will be, quartet, "How lieatitiful I'pon the Mountains (Andrews). So' ioists. Miss Warner and. Mrs. Frank Isaacs. Solo, Selected, .Mr. Kdmeados. Your individual problems aro of great concern to us. Perhaps today we can help you to a better under standing of them and aid in their so lution. William Vawter, director of mush Mrs. Marsh, organist. J.. Myron Uo.izer, minister. I- ir.-l tliur.'-ll of ChrlHt, Scientist llranch of the. mother church, th First Church of Christ, Scientist, In Bostc.i. Mass. Services aro hold every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Subject, "Christ Jesus." Sunday school at 9: l.". All under the ago of twenty are welcome. Wednesday evening meetings, at which testimonies of Christian Sil ence healing are given, at 7:30, church 'idifice, North Oakdale. The reading room, which Is in the M. I'. &. H. building, is open from 1 to 5 daily except Sundays and holi days. All authorized literature may be read, borrowed it purchased. The public is cordially invited to attend, the ser reading room. vices, and viMt tho ; I'Yoo MethodiM Church Corner of Tenth and Ivy st reikis. "Knter ye ill at the straight giato: for wide is tho gale and broad is the way, that leadetli to destruction, and many there be which go in thuroat. Localise straight is the gate, and nar row is the way, which leadeth unto lite, and few there be, that find it." .Matt. 7:13-14. Have you, reader, ft.'und tho way to heaven which is thru the Wood of Jesus Christ'.' If not, seek Him today. ' Sunday school at 1 0 a. m. Preaching service 11 a. m. and 7: III) p. in. Class meeting 12 noon. Young people and children's mccU ing li : HO it. m. . ' Prayer meeting Thursday 7: SO p. in. All' are invited lo these services. We will try lo do you good. I'ynthln A. Srhmidl. Sunday school superintendent. Miss lihc.la Iturnett, pastor. Residence ::;:7 West. Tenth street. Phone 120. First Methodist I'piscopal Cliurcli ! Fourth and liaillett. .1. Hundolph Sasnett, niinh-.ter, 3iblo scliool 9: ir. a. m. ('. A. Meeki or, supt. Classes for all ages. 11 a. .nr.. .Morning worship. Ser mon, "The Measure of Life." 5:30 p. in. Young Peoples sociai hour. 0:15 p. m. Epworth League devo tional meeting. ' 7:30 p. m. Evening service. Ser mon: "Tho Sub-scil of the Soul." Midweek devotional mooting, Thursday evening.' Subject, "The Forgiving Father." .Morning Anthem, "Sing Alleluia Forth" (lluck). Soloists, Mis. Pierce, .Mrs. Maclionougli and Mr. Cannday, Bariton solo. "The Way oi Peace'', ( Lloyd). Mr. if. A. Cannday. Evening: Anthem, "God Is Love" (Shelley). Soloist', .Mr. Hrr.'.iks. "Itonianza" by Trlnk'aus. orchestra.! Pianist. Miss Helen Pblllnook. Director, Mrs. May Jordan .MacDon ough. WOMAN IS APPOINTED U. S. CUSTOM COLLECTOR "WASHINGTON". l'"eh. 2H. Kstelli V. Collier, of Suit Lake Cilv w.-.s iioiiiinnted lull. iv lor eu-.loms ml lector nl Sail Lake Cilv. So far known here hors is tlie i irst almoin! -lllent. Ot ii wolllnn to such a nlnce. A'nerions unBplomont siftatlon orcaoZ Kx-norvice mon v;ero withcot work. . So '.IT gon'o tianufacturera iagroaae4 tho caalir.T of Jthoir . enployeos A (rreotor output folloned'wlth the ottsn-. flant problen of iirAlr.?, n narkot. Tho &r ket win fo'ir.d - tho excellent of Ore i;on'o prod-act a creoicd Ucaid and Carried ueover.tho top'.'. .tooooiatefl'-InJuotrlos of Oroeoa "IF A MAN DIE ' SHALL HE LIVE AGAIN" IS THEME I.nsl niulil I r. . Uoid ili'livrred um til' I he inu.-l impressive mesnires vet hennl dii ri iiu1 these sorvires. He s:iitl (hut the nospel, jis iriveii hv (Inl nml prem-hcil hv I'mil challenged tho in tellectual lofce.s at Athens, and the ruling powers at Koine, I lien mistress (t the world. The gospel proved mightier than Athens and Koine and elnmued the whole eonr.e oi' I he world's hi-torv. It i still the powei of (iod. What is wanted is not, ex ploitation of the gospel, but preach inir the iuesjiue :is oriuinallv uiven. 'jj'(,mit:ht and on Sunday Or. Keiii preiii hes his closing niessaires. ' On Sunday nuM-ninir his subieet wili he the liesurrcctioii, "If a Man Die Shall lie Live Auain." Tin- ino.d tasi-injit iiiLr thoiiirht of (he present dav. No one should miss (his mes sage. On Sunday evening (he title of his address will he "Shall Christ Come Aaain?" Last niuhl, the Sisters Mil lis delighted the audience by (heir beautiful rendering of several sii'red pieces. BODIES OF AVIATORS AT SEA RECOVERED PANAMA, Friday, Keb. 27.-Tho bodies of Army IJenfennnts Foreman and Yauirhn, who were killed Thurs day while uttcmplinir a lliiiht from rranet; Meld tu Itavuls Island, were bronchi here from Arun Ihilco by s'll.i.ijiiiu. cJiasur today. s'farfs widj a Cold ?Ci:i tho Cold. At tho firt, enoczo t-.ho BILLS CASCARA.&QUINiNL OMl0t airlard cold remedy for 20 year 1:1 tablet form safe, iurc, no liates brea;;i up a eoM in 24 lirairs relieve prip in 3 dayi. tonv back If it fails. Th Ijen' ine boT hai a Perl p w i 1 11 Mr. Hill a picture. At Aft Drug Stormm The Infant. and Children' Regulator that produces such remarkable and gratifying rer.ults. Relieves constipation, flatulency, wind colic, diarrhoea, and o'her disorders. Contains no alcohol opiates narcotics nr other harmful in. RTfdii-tits. It is a highly potent vegetable preparation made of the very best ingredients obtainable. Give it to baby and watch the smiles that follow. R s At I ! V ANGLO . AMERICAN DRUG CO. eMi, E f Z1S-217 KultonSL. N. Y C . 1 " 1 -L ;) H.roldF. Rilchi 4 Co.. !.-. lArSi '.' I Don't pay the penalty! Order that Suit Now and avoid the big advance coming If ever tiim- was money it is NOAT. Thai dollar isn't the dollar it used to he; it won't olitain near so much in any line as it ditl lie-fore the world war shot everyth'mj;' helter-skelter. "Woolen -cloths and articles have already made giant strides in price, lnit Ihere's a whale of an in crease coinino-, the harons of the industry say anil pretty soon. WE'RE YOUR FRIENDS, AND WE WANT YOU TO REMEMBER WE POSTED YOU IN TIME TO HELP YOU SAVE .. -. 1 --We still have a !! stock of magnificent fabrics at old prices, and if you come in time you can get' superb value in clothes '.nade-to-nieasure at $35 up ; GllS, The Tailor. B ptaMMnnMBnoBMcaRr T;ate I'oi'd Shock-Absorbers and six Tires, looks and runs like new $-130'. 00 1918 Chevrolet A light powerful car, a big bargain at $550.00 Late Model Maxwell Overhauled, refinished and Pantasote Top. Lots of extras ....$800.00 Late 1919 Model Dodge Cord tires, cannot be told from a new one. For (puck sale '. $1150.00 1918 Hiiick Six Five new Cord Tires, $85.00 jtop, spot light, mirror, motonieter, buinpeiy e.lirt&ins no-glare lens; car in perfect condition; absolutely the best buy on the market, at $1275.00 A Few We Have in Stock. .' '' We have the largest stock of slightly used ears in Southern. Oregon. Trades accepted and easy terms given. . ... , 5 Pickens-Merrill Motor Co. USED CAR CLEARING HOUSE - 18 North Grape St. Store Ji'oonis Open Suudiiys 1 1 a. in. till 4p. nl. ' - Telephone II H. Riverside. Apple and E. Fifth Street The Dow Hospital Special attention given Cases. ;-'!;.' '.-t No extra charge for graduate nurses services. ; The most important person in this hospital ifljttws , patient. ' MEDFORD OREGON ... . ll fTUgsil 'iSMW, Hins Phone 444 to surgical and obstretical fj - n't
