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PA (IE TTTTIEE LOCAL R. ESTATE Elmer Wilson tliscusxes "Tho Teacher and Her Class." Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Mid week prayer and song service. E POTS OUT EINE Thursday 8 p. m. Choir rehearsal. Stereopticon lecture on the Philip pines postponed till next Sunday evening. MEDFOKP MSIL TTiTBTJNE, ArED170TiD. OREGON. SATURDAY. ATTJTL n, 1921 AlOUNC -ine pencil PRACTICAL HANDY, LIGHT and properly balanced for every writing requirement. Pal holds ieads securely, feeds f reelyand never jams, sticks or breaks points. : He's fitted with a renew able eraser of best quality rubber and carries a plenti ful supply of extra leads. In silver finish, with sturdy pocket clip. Get yourself a Pal for $ Medford Book Store 'Central St. Phone 112 j;. WE REPAIR I&Ueries, Generators, I Starters, Ignition, Lighting, Magneto $ 'Systems All Work Guaranteed, fficial Service American Bosch f Magneto Co. Jerkins Auto Electric Co 57 N.; Grape St., Medford, Ore. ione 237-R Night Call 985 : WE WILL SELL Fabric Tires jjieh have been replaced by rds on new cars, at very low i'ces,. giving the same guarantee on oiir regular tires. I Our Stock Consists of fx3l. Smooth Tread Lk4 - Chain Tread (x4 : , Smooth Tread 1x4 A. W. T. 15 a. w. t: he in and ct us price tliem to foiLTreichler Motor Co if6-18 Sofith-fir Street... ure. . - riione &n mWTOWN APPLES , Packed $155 A BOX i , . f. o. b., Warehouse Bardwell Fruit Co. f Phone 124 Medford Commission j. Sales Co. Sells anything. Sales Every Monday. FIRST BALIS APRITj 4TII irds at Vinson's Feed Burn, North veitjtdo. Ine In jour goods. Sale starts at o'clock. rybody welcome. : O. E. GILMLAN". Auctioneer. Medford Iron Works actor. Truck, Spray Outfit, and 3aa Engine Repairing a Specialty GEXERAIi FOUVDnY AKD MACHINE SHOP lumbing and Heating Quality Service Wm. Hammett S. Central Phone 659 MEETING MONDAY A notice to'.roal estate dealers of Jackson and Jo.si'plue couutiis has uain Issut-d by the Medford Cham ber of Commerce, ns follows: "The officials of the Interstate Healty association of the Pacific northwest, and the manager of the real estate department of the slate of Oregon, dc-sne to meet all licensed real estate dealis of Jackson and Josephine counties at Medford, on .Monday, April 1 1. "ArranKements have been made for a noon day luncheon at the Medford hotel. "H. S. Hudson. A prominent realty dealer of l'oiiland, Coe McKennu, president of the Portland Healty Hoard, Kred O. Hroekmun. secretary of the Interstate Healty association and C V. Johnson, manager of the license department of the state of Oregon, will address the local dealers at the luncheon. "Purposes: To form a realty board fop Jackson and Josephine counties. The speakers will outline the advan tages of Buch an organization, both for the dealers and the public at Inrge. Mr. Johnson will explain the advantages of the license law. You will learn what Is being accomplished hy the local realty boards 'in the va rious communities, and the state and national realty boards. "It is expected that every licensed dealer will be present, also an invi tation is extended to property owners und business men, to attend this meeting. Do not pnss this up, as you will have a Jolly good time." The Oregon Suite Motor associa tion has issued a road nuijj of ihu Hiiie in a campaign to make Oiv.un "tho playground of the world." The map shows all roads, paved and g uv eled, and describes southern Oct iron counties with this inscription across the top: "It is well said that south ern Oregon is the sportsman's para dise, and for. tho. outdoor man tho counties of Coos, Curry, Deugi.'is, Jackson, Klamath and Josephine, na ture has been lavish." At the bottom is the advice: "Do not leave southern Oregon until you have fished Oraur. Diamond, Klamath, and Odell lakes." The map also contains descriptions of Ashland, Medford, CI rants I'ass, Hose. j burg, Marnhfield and Klamath Kails, I with stress upon Crater Lake, the Josephine Caves, lithia springs, and the fishing and hunting possibilities. The map was printed with the "Cour tesy of tho State Highway Commis sion," and will be a valuable adjunct to every autoists' trip. IN ITS HISTORY The annual business and social meeting of the Phoenix church and congregation was held Wednesday evening, April 6, at Clyde hall, with good attendance and interest. Supper was served followed by a splendid ad dress on "Our Hoys and Girls," by Mrs. J. S. Armentrout of Philadelphia, representing the national Sunday school work of the Presbyterian cutirch. Reports by the pastor, trustees, ses sion, Sunday school, and the various organizations of the church showed the best year of the church's history financially, and good progress made In many directions. During me year Clyde social hall has been paid for. with help from the board of church erection, and partially fitted up for church and community use. Other nec essary repairs and improvements have been made, and are planned for the coming year, to church property. ..essrs. M. J. Norris and M. F. Sheets were unanimously re-elected to the other members of the board of .trustees being, C. C. Hartley, W. E. Anderson, L. H. Fay, H. V. Frame and Andrew Hearn. Next Sunday, April 10, the pastor will preach at 11 a. m. on the theme, "The Sabbath and How We Should Obsorve It Now." Special music. A hearty welcome to all. . In the evening at 7:30, the popular study of Now Lite Currents in China" will be continued by discussing "Mod ern Education at Work Among 400. 000,000 People," and how the mission aries made such a revolution possible. Mrs. M. J. Norris, Mrs. T. J. Malmgren Sylvester Stevens and others will par ticipate lu the discussion. PHOENIX PARAGRAPHS Miss Edith Driskcll of Vallcjo, Cal., visited the school Thursduy In com pany with her friend, Marie Morton. Miss Homes,, the county superin tendent, was hero Wednesday, ar ranging for local institute to be held here Aril 16. Mrs. Roy Denzcr of Macdoel, Cal., visited the school .Thursday in com pany wtth thcr, friend, Margaret Sheets.' Arbor Day exercise Friday, . April 8, at 2:30 p. m., all grades taking part. Horace Sykes, deputy state fire marshal, spent Thursday- inspecting buildings and talking to the students, Friday next, at 3:30 p. m., tho girls' baseball team will play Talent girls at Phoenix. This will bo a try out for the finals at the field meet April 29th. Friday next at 1 o'clock Mr. Edison Marshal of Medford will address the student body. The School Master's club will meet at old Hill Saturday, April 9 The program is as follows: 10:00 a. m. Music. Gold Hill School Business meeting. 11:00 a. m. Report of Spokane Con ventlon.... Supt. Aubrey G. Smith 11:30 a. m.- Normal school , Superintendent G. A. Briscoe 12:00 m. Luncheon ... 1:30 p. m. Music. Gold Hill School General Round-up Miss Homes 2:00 p. m. lecture ... Professor U. G. Duhaeh O. W. Milam, president; J. R. Ty X 'II, secretary. Wharton Barker Dead PHILADELPHIA. April 8 Wharton Barker "middle of the road" populist candidate for president of the United States In 1900, died at his home here early today, aged 75 years, St. Mark's Episcopal 8 a. m. Holy communion. 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a. m. Morning prayer. Wm. 13. Hamilton, vicar. Evang. Luth. Zion's Church Fourth St. below Oakdale Av. Rev. Dr. W. R. Morenz-Oeser, pastor. Hes. 618 West Fourth St. Mlserlcordloa Domini. Sunday school 10 a. m. Divine service 11 a. in. Catechetical instruction for confir mation every Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Presbyterian Church At tho morning service at 11 o'clock Rev. 1. i'. Lawrence, of Klumath Falls will deliver tho sermon.. Rev. Law rence will assume tho pastorate of this church beginning May 1st. The quartet will sing Shelley's "Watchman Tell of the Night" and -Mr. Scougal will sing for the offertory "These Are They." The evening servlco at 8 p. m. will be a servlco of praise, the quar tet rendering their beautiful and In spiring music of Easter morning. As there will no doubt be a large aud ience present tho hour has been set one half hour later than usual in order that all may be seated before the ser vice begins. Tho public Is most cor dially welcome at both services. First Church of Christ, Scientist Branch of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. Services are hel dovery Sunday at 11 o'clock. Subject for Sunduy, April 10: "Are Sin, Disease and Deuth Real?" Sunday School at 9:45. All under the age of twenty are welcome. Wednesday evenlug meetings, at which testimonies of Chilstlau Sci ence healings are given, at 7:30, church edifice, 212 North Oakdale. The Reading Room which Is in the M. F. & 11. Bldg., Is open daily from one to five except Sundays and holi days. All authorized Christian Sel ence literature may be read, borrowed or purchased. The public is cordially invited to at tend the services and visit the Read ing Room. : First Methodist Episcopal Church J. Randolph Sasnett, pastor. Cor. Fourth and Bartlett. Bible scnool 9:45. .. B. r'. Lindas, supt. Classes for ull ages. Morning Worship II a. ni. Address, " iiie Immortal Hope," B. F. Lindas. Epworth eagwe devotional service at i:15. AH Interested In Young Peo ple's work are Invited to attend. There will be no evening service. Ine church will take part In Union services at Presbyterian church at .:3u. Morning anthem, "Holy Ghost the Infinite", by Shelley. Soprano Bolo, "My Redeemer and My Lord" (Golden Legend) by Buck. Mrs. Bryan Pierce. Evening anthem, "Hark, Hark, My Soul" by Shelley. Tenor and Baritone duet "Faint Not Fear Not", by Smart. A,. J. MacDon ough and Bryan Pierce. Pianist, Miss Vroman; organist, Bernard Roberts; director, Mrs. May Jordan MacDonotigh. First Baptist Church "The Friendly Church." N. Central Ave. and Fifth St. 9:45 a. m. Bible school, F. W. Wears, supt. Join a growing school. 11 a. m. "The Secret of Contents ment." Anthem, Shackley, "0 Xord My Light." Duct, Blount, "It Was For Me," Miss Stclner, Mr. W'alker. Attend this the only service for the day. Strangers made at home. 6:45 p. m. Senior B. Y. P. U. "The Right Use of Sunday," Chester Merri man, leader. Intermediate B. Y. P. U. at Carey Cottage. 7:30 p. m. Union service at the Pres byterian church to hear Dr. Wilt's story of the Near East conditions. Monday 7:30 p. m. Monthly teachers meeting at the pastor's study, Sirs, Frederick R. Leach, pastor, 16 S. Laurel street. Free Methodist Church Cor. Tenth aud Ivy streets. Miss Rhodu Burnett, pastor. Res. 337 W. Teuth St. Phone 4iii. grangers and those attending no other church have a special Invitation to attend our services. Sunday school 10 a. m. Mrs. Cyn thia A. Schmidt, supt. Preaching service at 11 a. tn. and 7:30 p. in. Young people and children's meet ing 6:30 p. in. Miss Anna Marklo, leuder. Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. Young peopiu's Bible Study class meets at the parsonage Friday 7:30. We all need to know more about the Bible for It is the compass to guide uh from earth to heaven. Main St. Methodist Episcopal Church. South Comer Main and Oakdale. James E. Couder, pastor. Sunduy school meets ut 10 a. m. The Sunday school has doubled in the past six months. Watch us crow. Preachine at 11 all m. Dr. Wirt of Berkeley, Calif., will speak on the Capture of Jerusalem by the Allied Army. Dr. Wirt was with Gen. Alien- by when the Holy City was taken from the Turks. Senior Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. Union services at Presbyterian church at 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening 7:30. Missionary Study class Tuesday afternoon ut 2. Choir and chorus rehearsal Thurs duy evenlug ut 7:80. Mr. Wilson di rector. A good place to learn to sing. You will be welcome If, you are not a member of or at tending church clsewhero In the city we extend you a most cordial lnvltu- tlon to worship with us. If your church Is not represented in the city we shull be glad to offer you a church home while you are here. Since our building is nearing com pletion it seems that more people are becoming interested In us. They say that we have done next to the impos sible in erecting such a beautiiul build ing with such a small membership. More than a year ago our membership was very small; it bus more than trebled since then. Determination mixed with prayer, and faith accom plishes many things. , You will enjoy a service with us. Come any time. You will feel at home. First Christian Church Cor. Ninth and Oakdale. Dell Ely Millard, minister. Res. 521 W Eleventh. Phono 133 Services of the church as follows: The church school 9:40. Horbert Berrlan, supt. of instruction. Classes for all ages and a hearty welcome to all not attending elsewhere. We strive to teach the Bible pure and simple. Preaching services 11 a. in. Subject: "The Secret of a Great Church." You will be astonished, you may doubt but you will have to say yes that's right. The subject is one of vital Impor tance and every member Is urged to be present. Strangers and vislto will be welcomed. The special music for the morning will be a male trio, "To Thee Oh Father", air from Verdi, arranged by Parks. The parts sung by Mr. Geo. Wilson, 1st tenor, D. E. Millard. 2nd tenor, Mr. W. R. Gaylord, baritone. .-.. Mr. Wilson will be in charge of the music. You will be made welcome. 6:45. Young people's service of Christian Endeavor. All young people are cordially Invited. There will be no evening service in our church as we are uniting with oth er Medford churches In a union sorvico at the Presbyterian church where Dr. Wirt of national reputation will deliv er a great message to tho-Txiople of Medford. Our mid-week services are Wednes day evenings. Teacher training class and baptismal services. You are Invited. Helped Her Little Girl Children need all their Btrength far Crowing. A lingering cold weakens them so that the system ts open to attack by more serious sickness. Mrs. Amanda Flint, Route 4, New Phlladel phia, 0 writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar cured my little girl of the worst tickling cough. I had tried many things and found nothing to help until I got Foley's Honey and Tar." Gives imme diate relief from distressing, racking, tearing coughs. Sold everywhere Adv Egg Imports from China to the Unit ed States are estimated as being worth $14,000,000 a year. 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See this remarkable car compare it with any other light weight automobile on the market and you will be convinced cJ the great value it represents. Touring Car . . $1-185 Landau-Roadster . 1(550 Sedan .... Cord Tire Equipped r. a u. swtk uj HITTSON MOTORS South fir Street, Medford (j ; THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR 44 Why Use an A" Cream Separator Every dairy, large or small, and every farm, oven if it has only one cow, .should have a modern 'IOWA' Oream Separator to yhandle the milk profitably. Cream cannot he handled quickly and be kept, sani 'tary or be sold at the highest prices without a Oream Separator. The Curved Disc Bowl of the "IOWA" gets more butterfat from a given amount of milk than any other Separator or any other method. It skims hot or cold, sweet or sour milk exhaustively. The "IOWA" will pay for itself out of the butterfat it saves a,nd which is lost through the poor skimming of other Separators. The "IOWA" gets all the butterfat there is no loss as in the case with any of the old fashioned meth ods of separating, and it eliminates the endless amount of work with the cold water or gravity can svstcms. f Mm-' 'C i Jr rfJ In-f $Wf3&&Al ?Jl nurgoon. . Practlca limited to y, tjl.n ear, nose and throat. Eyes Bclentlt- liil'Fiv IcnHy tested aud glasses supplied. t3v:Jln Oculist and Aurlst for S. P. R. R. Co. Jfiz" M- F- & Co. Bldg. 1'hone 067. Hubbard Brothers Licensed . CITY SCAVENGER All refuse Immediately removed on short notice. Weekly--visit In resl enc districts. Dally business dis trict. Phone 89S. WBXT61i.Tr JENNINGS, INDEPENDENT Auto Electric Shop All klnilH Burn ko and nuto electric work guaranteed. A. V. DCIU1AM & N. O. CATjLATTAN 601 N, Cruiio l'uuoun-Y AUTO PAINT SHOP L. Q. SPRINKLE, Prop. Automobiles Painted and Reyaraished Phnni 777 Si' North Fir, .0
