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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, fEDFORD. ORFiOX, SATURDAY," OCTOBER 21 1921 i , The Hritish ship Northumberland, The loc?l W. H.C. met. In. special one of the Urgent- ghltia that-ever en-1 8eiuion this, week fur Inspection by teredthe Purt of Portland, is loading M rs. Margaret E. Becker, department (at Portland the largest cargo of Ore- president, of Portland, Ore. Mrs. gun apples and pears ever dispatched Becker lound the corps in splendid The public market of today was a j Kurope Sne will carrv a totn, f;, he members and guests repaired to Wocal and Personal ; ua,c h ,.,6( ,k,uu,, !)mi) River and White Salmon. The ; market both In offerings of hens and , are from ,he wl)Iametta vallev j fryqrs at 35 cents a pound and a heaYy , an(J ,,,,, 0regon. whilc le North. ! d7nd from- the chicken hungry , umberlaod u loading for London. It is i I'u""c- j likely that the fruit she carries will be Tickets for the Andrews benefit now I distributed over a considerable -nan 0f ; on sale at the Page box office. 1S3' tW United Kingdom. Every box car : The greatest rur sale evef held IH ies the name of Oregon, to the Kng ; -Medford at Mann's Department store . n3ri retailer and every wrapper is said for one day only. Monday, October, to carry the name of this state to the 24th. $75,000 worth ot reliable furs on ! person who buys an apple. The fruit sale at 25 per cent less than regular 's carried in refrigeration space. , prices. 1S3I Expert auto washing and polishing ; Apple pickers wanted at Three Oaks. at. Hittson's Garage, 36 40 S. Fir St. ; Picking by the box. 183 ' Priced $2.00 to $3.50. 20S Herts famous chill con came. Qush-j The greatest fur sale ever held In er Care. 'Medford at Mann's. Department Btore At the local Southern Pacific depot ; for one day only, Monday, October i official notification was received this 1 24th.' $75,000 worth of reliable furs on . morning ot the round trip fare from (gale at 25 per cent less than regular Medford to Kansas City for the nation-prices. J83 ; al American Legion convention rang- j. p, Reddy of Medford. ex-chief of : inf from $41.20 to $47.85, according to police of Spokane, mining promoter, i which of the several routes is chosen, nfilroad' man. community booster nnd This fare is only for American Legion well known physician of southern Ore members, and no half fares will be gon. Is taking in the sights of the me snld. The final return limit to Med-jtropolls- and is sojourning at the lin ford is Nov. 10th, perial. Portland Journal. Edgar Wight, watch repairing. I Furs at cost Saturday, Oct. 22. Bart Tickets for the Andrews benefit now Lett's Fur Shop, 115 W. Main. 183 on sale at the Page box office. 183j Postal card portraits, special price Walter Miller, world's champion ( $i.go. at the Photo Shop, 208 W.' Main. luiuuieweigni wrestler, wno Btayed ' over In this city for the purpose of witnessing the Thye-Olaen match last , night, left this afternoon for Los An ; gelcs. .... Our line ot shoes for the baby is ' complete. See them in all colors and , sites at the Handicraft. ' 18S Mrs. Paul Hansen, corsetlere for (by fire Thursday evening carried it. ft! Nuuone. Phone C8G-J. tt There is a rather discouraging out look for those persons, who are plan ning Sunday outings, ub the prediction for tomorrow Is for unsettled weather. See De-Luxe Auto Top Shop before gettine that new top. - ' tf Tickets for the Andrews benefit now on sale at the Page box office. 1S3 The poultry miners of Ashland and Immediate vicinity held a meeting In the latter city this afternoon for the purpose of effecting a permanent or ganization. When you don't know what to say bay it with flowers." and get them at Maddox & Bonney Flower Shop, 206 w. Main St. 183 Dr. H, E. Murphy, dentist, over Yvoolworth store. - w The Klamath Falls high school foot ball team and their coach, H. E.Woock are guests at the Hotel Holland as are E. Groff of Seattle, II. H. Gramp of Minneapolis, T. . Thompson of Port land, and George W. Stokes, James O. Gleason and J. A. Nott of- Portland. Agate Jewelry, Edgar Wight. Don;t forget our sale on stamped goods. Aprons Tor children and grown tips, your choice 60c at the Handicraft. 1S8 R. F. Waldron was an overnight visitor in Grants Pass on Friday. Secure your seats for the Andrews benefit concert at the Page box office now. J83 1 1 Used cars at lower prices than any- -where else In town, Patton and Rob. '. Inson, Inc.. tt i Tho popular Sunday evening service , ; at the First- Methodist- Episcopal J church was attended by a large aud , I ; lence last Sunday. The subject of the sermon announced for, tomorrow even- ! ins Is ''The Christian's : Good mtislo is promised. 11, I. Stewart, builder, contracts for all buildings. Residence 217 Apple street. Phone 643. tf Dr. McMorrla M. Dow's office ad drcsc Is S06-7 M. F. & H, Wds. Office hours 11 to 12 noon; 2 to 6 afternoon. Tel. 139. , , , 271 Seventy-five car loads of apples all ; packed in boxes for shipment were tn the local packing houses Friday after noon waiting for refrigerator cars to 185 Mrs. Wayne J. Pickler. wife of tho new assistant special agent of the local branch of the Standard Oil Co.. left Thursday for a two months trip to New York and the southern states. Mr. Fay Diamond, whose dwelling on Cottage street was badly damaged tn- Leverage." surnnce with R. A. Holmes, The Insur ance Man.- . 1 Foxes red, brown, white, black, blue, gray at cost Saturday.' Bartlett Fur Shop, 115 W. Main. 183 An Inspiring feature of the services at the Presbyterian church Sunday will be the music. At the morning ser vice the quartet consisting of Mrs. Fred Strang, Mrs. Edna Isaacs. For rest Edmeades and Will Vawler will sing a number entitled "A Prayer of Thanksgiving." It will bo appropriate to this harvest season. The beautiful tenor solo entitled "These Are They" from Gaul's Holy City, will bo sung by Forrest Edmeades. At the evening service Dr. W. W. Howard, will Blng for us "Thy Will He Done ' by Francis Bohr. A young people's chorus will also assist In the congregational music. $75,000 worth of women's fur coats. coatees, capes, Bcarfs, novelty pieces and chokers, from the reliable firm of Win,' H. Miller of New York and De troit, on sale Monday, October 24th, at Mann's Department store at 25 per cent less-than regular prices. 183 See-Graham St Wilson as to putting that roof in good repair. Don't wait until it begins to leak and the plaster starts to ran, fix It now. We can give you service. 103 East Eleventh. Guests at the Hotel Medford include G. F. Ryan of Sacramento, W. A. New ton of New York City, F. Morrell of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Ford of Seattle, A. M, Hill ot Lodl, Cnllf., Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Miller of Seattle and S. ,L. Mayer of Denver. Miss Ruth Williams, late of the California theatre, San Francisco, has been secured by the Geo. A. Hunt Co.. of this city, to appear in the popular song numbors at the Rialto Sunday and Monday. This will be an added I feature to the excellent program which has been arrauged for those davs. Justt received a shipment of 30i3V nrst-class tires, $13.50. Medford Vul canizing Works. 189 . One day only. Saturday, Oct. 22nd, any fur In stock at cost. Bartletl's Fur Shop, 115 W. Main. ' 183 'In booths adjoining each other the ladles of the Christian church were selling home baked goods, and the the Shasta where they were served with ice cream and cake by the com nine in charge. Edgar Wight, reliable Jeweler. " ' Bert's famous chir cob carne. Gush er Cafe. George Codding arrived in Medford this-morning from attendance at the meeting in Portland of. the American Legion state executive committee of which he is a member. Furs at cost Saturday, Oct. 22. Bart leu's Fur Shop, 115 W. Main. 1S3 Butter milk and cream at the Cozy Nook. tf T. H. Ness, general superintendent ot this division of the California-Oregon Power company was seised with an attack of appendicitis this week at Klamath Falls where he was on busi ness, but was later able to travel by train as far as Weed, from which place he was brought home by auto on Fri day. The big event, carnival dance to night at Nat. 183 The best place In town for used cars, trucks, and tractors. Patton and Rob inson, Inc. tf Harry Young, the reformed linotype operator, was in the city from his ranch at Eagle Point this morning, peddling a couple ot dressed chickens around the public market. Full value in trade for misfit and discarded clothes of all kinds. The Apparel. 103 N. Central. Phone 223. 194 Any fur in Bhop at actual cost. Bart lett's Fur Shop, J15 W. Main. 183 'Rev. F. R. Leach in view of the great Interest aroused over the Dr. Brum field trial and the verdict of guilty byi 184. the Jury will speak Sunday evening at the First Baptist church on "Murder win ui. ine sermon will point out the lessons and will be a message of unusual interest and profit at this time. The choir will have some spec ial music, Try our merchants lunch. The Shasta. A fine line ot cigars at the Cozy Nook. tf George Bohnert arrived home today from a short business trip to Salem. The big event, carnival dance to night at Nat. 1S3 When you don't know what to say, send your photograph! Few things increase in value with the passing of time one of them is a Mackey por- For the development of a 1300 horse power waterpower site on Anna creek, in the Crater Lak6 national forest. Just south of the national park boundary, the Fort Klamath Meadows company has made application for a permit from the federal waterpower commis sion, through the district engineer's office of-the U. S. forest service. The company proposes a flume along the right bank one and one-half miles long. The proposed power will be used on 27,000 acres of reclaimed and irri gated laud for use as light and power at mills and residences. The big event, carnival dance to night at Nat. - 1S3' The Dow Association Hospital, Inc. Is a public hospital located at 704 North Central avenue. It is now open and receiving patients. Tel. 11. Miss Patton, R. N.p supt. 271 Lyle Walther of the California-Oregon Power Co. engineering office at K.amath alls Is spending the week end in Medford visiting friends and relatives. Not-a-Beain hosiery. Triangle collars.! Don Springer. C. L. Goff writes Insurance on any- thine anvwhpiti i-f The weekly auction Bile "f t'ie ('. 10.! Gates Auto company was hell at the' concern's sales rooms anj faiae this afternoon. If you Intend to give furs f ; X u;: you will have the oppr.i tnniiy 1 1 nlc ' out your gift from a $7..)uQ stnc': at .Viann's Department stire. Men :v. Oct. 24th. at 25 per cent less ilunl regular price. is.i ! Hemstitching 8c per yd. Buttons covered. Handicraft .Shop. tf I An Associated Press telegram to the! I. Mail Tribune this noon from Portland was as follows: "Wreck of a freight train on the Southern Pacific Shasta division in California, has delayed the arrival of today's passenger and mail trains from the south. Tne local oper ating office of the company had no de tails of the accident. No one was In jured, It was said. Invest your savings In tut Jackson County Butldint and Loan association tr All kinds of rough and dressed lum ber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 711 E. Main St., An interesting meeting will be held at the First Methodist Epworth league chapter Sunday at 6:15. The topic for discussion Is "Things We Know About God," under the leadersbiD of Mae Mordoff. The league has a wide awake bunch of young people who. will be At the Rialto Paul I Ail.. Gulf & W. Indies Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore & Ohio . . Bethlehem Stofl "B" Canadian I'ai ilic Central Leather Chandler Motors Chesapeake & Ohio . . Chicago, -Mil. and St. IChipaen. R. I. & Pac. ... One of the best of the many stories Chino Copper Of the great northwest country which 'Colorado Fuel & Iron .- have been seen on the screen is "Out I Corn Products of the Snows," Ralph lnce produc-t Crucible Steel tlon, which closes its engagement at:Cuha Ca"e Suar the Rialto theatre today. ir,e ; "','",',' . . , . . ... 'General Electric A crook play that is unexpectedly jGeneral Motor3 different is coming . to the Kialto ;Goodrich Co theatre for three days, beginning- to-! c.reat Northern. pfl morrow. It is "The Invisible Power." j Oreat Northern Ore Ctfs. House Peters, Irene Rich, Svdney Illinois Central AInsworth and DeWitt C. Jennings Inspiration Copper have the leading roles. Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp.Grounds 3i.o .3.7 110.8 -i: ft 41.2 Friday's arrivals at the city au'o 54. camp were as follows: W. R. Landers 23.2 0f Detroit,. Mich., enroute somhJ. s. 318 Turner of Spokane, and if. X." Vain 11 of Seattle, who may locate here; C. E. H I i Turner of Spokane, who plans tj lo- Int. Mer. .Marine pfl. International Paper .. Kennecott Copper I Louisville i- Nashville At the Page Pretty Constance Talmadge in her I ..: ivtroleum latest vehicle "Lessons In Love," will Miami Copper be the feature at the Page for a three Middle States Oil days showing beginning today. "Les- Midvale Steel sons in Love" is a typical vehicle for 1 Missouri Paciilc "Connie", a light comedy teUing XTHanU Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific servant girl, but who had all sorts of' t ouble keeping her identity concealed ;oklahoma Prod. & lief. u"tll her western lover popped the pan American petroleum i ..estion. It has been lavishly pro-, 'Pennsylvania ilu :ed with a splendid supporting cast ' People's Gas includes such well known plavers Pittsburg and West Va. . vs George Fawcett. Flora Finch. Ken- f;a' Consolidated Copper tf Harlan and others. The exterior !P ,nrm & ' y,',.',.',' . . '. nr.es were taken in Florida showing ' iovi ritiirh XV lie exceptional tropical shots. J Market News trait East Main and Central, 204, up-i glad t0 welcome strangers and new arrive. Twenty-two of the latter ar Salvation Army was disposing oi home rived last night which were being 'raised vegetables at the public market uaum mm lurenoon ana wnicn win be this morning. ntnt-fArl at Innlah, I .. . . ..... xuvuk I nemstiicmng ina plcotlnc so per : auuaoie tor scans, yard. WorK done while you wait, slippers and sweeter at the low price ; Vanity Shop, jo of 70o a hank. See Handicraft window, j Notice. To whom it may concern: 18S jl am going to California about Nov. 1st Southern Oregon Lumber Co. has, for the winter. Those owing me will -x4 lumber In various grades, planed ; please call and settle: Those having and rough, also some boards, ell '. claims against me please present them cheap. Ask for Mr. M arris at mill, tf jfor payment Henry Hart, M.D. J. a Turner and C. E. Turner of; The new band of the local Elks lodge Siwkane arrived in this city yesterday 'held Its secmd rehearsal last night at by motor and intend to make their;the Elks temple without anv casual home here as do H. A. Yam of Seattle ties. After many more rehearsals Jhe and t. c. Smith of Piatt, Ida. jband will be able to blow Itself pub- First-class 30x34 tires $13.50. Med-'liclv. ford Vulcanlxlng Works. 189 j When in need of sash and doors, call v-., a, iur me smurews . v anace woods, 10S or come to 711 K. j benefit concert nt the Page box office j Main St. . now. 1S3 i Dr. A. M. Knapp is leaving today j tor rortiana to arrange for , shovel and other equipment for , . aiuu miu vibration uurin?? tne pres- j ent season upon the Gold Coin Placer J : mine, situated on Poor Man's creek j about ten miles from Medford. High grade tailors for man and i : J women. Orres, Ashland. Ore. tf ! Lol.wt styles ana patterns In caps. ! J ' Hon Springer. ' V ; Julimi E. Foss. formerly of Talent i A has purchased a home at Ashland from ' ; A.rs. C. A, Owen. j J When betwr automobiles r bnilt, t ; Bitick will build them. ifjo i Secure your ?Ss for the Andrews i benefit concert at the Page box office ! t I now; 1M I The long October ' term of circuit ) I court begins, at Jacksonville on Mon- j day with the convening of the petit i JL juiy. stairs. 183 The southern Oregon term of the United States court having ended its sessions here Saturday forenoon Judge C. E.-Wllverton, Chief Deputy United States Marshal John D. Mann and Deputy U. S. Court Clerk E. M Morton will depart for their homes nt Portland tonight Cyiill con carne. season open. Gusher Cafe. $75,000 worth of women's fur coats, coatees, capes, scarfs, novelty pieces and chokers from the reliable firm of Wm, H. Miller of New York and De troit, on sale Monday, October 24th at Mann's Department store at 25 per cent less than regular prices. 1S3 Miss Florence Pool, county home demonstration agent, spent Saturday lu Ashland with the women of that city demonstrating dress forms. ' Individual suits and overcoats ot merit, $22.50 up. Don Springer. When in need of shingles and roof ing call Wallace Woods, 108, 711 E. Main. The committee of ladles serving the supper at the Presbyterian church last night wish to thank Messrs. Gates and Lydlard of the Economy ' Groceteria and E. A. Welch of the Medford Gro cery Co., for their splendid donations. The big event, carnival dance to night at Nat. 183 Hemstitching Plcoting So per yd. ' ' Vanity Shop. " tf Tho carnival company which has1 been showing in Medford all this week will begin to pack up and load onto their special train at 11 o'clock tonight and will depart tomorrow morning for Chlco, Calif., where they show next week.. nsurnnce Plus Service. R. A. Holmes The Insurance Man. tf Newcomb for all kinds of wood. Phone 631. Luther Deuel and J. II. Cochran re turned today from a hunting trip in the Fish Lake region. For the best values tn used cars see Patton and Robinson. Inc. tf Dr. Haistead's office over Kidd's shoe store now open for regular prac- comers. The social department is planning on a Spook convention on November 1st. Dr. Harvey P. Coleman, .Chiropractic and Electro-Therapy. - -427-28 Medford Bldg. Phone 965. . . The next dance at Riverside Com munity cluo will be Saturday, Oct. 29th 1S3 In police court today Carl Anderson pleaded guilty to being intoxicated on the streets of the city last night and was fined $15 and costs by Judge Tay lor, which he paid. Chill, con carne season epen. Gusher cm re. A crowd of football fans from Grants Pass and the high school football team of that city passed through the city this forenoon, by train and auto, for Ashland, for the game in that city this auernoon with Ashland high. anted Experienced packers and box makers. Oregon Growers Packing co-operation. Howard Raymond of Patrick Creek Calif., who has been in the city for the past few days getting a L-uckload of provisions for the hotel at Patricks Creek loft this morning for that settle ment Mr. Raymond reports that tour ist traffic has been heavier in the Pat ricks Creek region this year than ever before and that there has been a great profusion or deer in tiiat district but tnat not many have been killed this season. . - The Cozy Nook. DeVoe's new store In the Sparta building, is now open for business. tf AflvertiBe your wnts In tne Sun and get results. Shell Trans. & Trad Sinclair Con. Oil Southern Pacific Southern Railway Standard Oil of N. J. pfd. . . Studebaker Corporation .... Tennessee Copper Texas Co Texas & Pacific CI. 7 7.5 11.6 128.6 9.7 31. 70.2 30.5 95. 24.5 45.6 50. 20.2 107.6 111.1.5 22.0 13.3 23.5 17.8 71. 13.7 94.7 72.5 2.6 45. 35.8 52.5 24. 12.8 69. 47.5 43.7 21.2 77.2 19. 109.2 22. Cattle Tobacco Products . . 40. 21. .... bC.5 S.7 11S. 6 12.6 53.2 Butter :U. S. Ind. Alcohol 44.5 PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. 22. Butter United States Rubber 47.5 HtenHv Pvtrn piitiso i:li- iitwi(,rcrafls United States Steel . . . 7S.3 40c; cartons 48c; prints 47c. Butterfat, No. 1 churning cream 47 it 48c f.o.b. Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. receipts 28. Hogs and sheep steady; Transcontinental on no receipts. :.ni''" . V," ' :L. S. Food Products Jl. S. Retail Stores I'tah Copper i2.7 Westirnrhouse Electric 43.7 "WHW-'o rit-or-lo ,i r. 7 Portland; undergrades'44 g 45c. Umwicn Zinc. I.M,i nn,i Sm" . 9.5 J Butte and Superior 13.5 ''tala. Petroleum 41.2 Wheat Montana Power 52.5 6.5 .10. 10.7 50.3 barley I; Portland Whe.it. PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 22.- hard white, soft white, white club. Shattuck Arizona bard winter, northern spring $1; r;l Pure Oil Walla 95c. 'Invincible Oil ... Today's car receipts Wheat. 11 7-, General Asphalt flour. cate here; F. U, Habcock and family of Santa Clara. Calif., who may locate here; W. H. Thomas of Klamath Falls, enroute to Redding; Wallace Thorny, son and family of Ironton, O., enroute south; F. C. Smith of Piatt, Idaho, who may locate here; C. Meyers and moth er of Clinton, Okla.. who may locate here; Claude Guthrie of Lassen, Cal., enroute south: L. It. Thompson and family of Seaside. Ore., enroute north and D. M. Bennett of Jefrersan. Ore., enroute south. . . Allies' Protest Ccui VIENNA, Oct. 22 The allied rcpre sentatives in Budapest today made a joint protest to the Hungarian govern ment against the return of former Emperor Charles to Hungarian terri tory, it was learned here today. RHEUMATIC AQIES QUICKLY RELIEVED THE racking, agonizing rheumatic ache is quickly relieved by an ap. - plication of Sloan's Liniment. -For forty years, folks -all over the world lave found SIcan's to be tha. natural enemy of pains and ache3. It penetrates without rubbing. You can just te!l b its healthy, simulating odor that it is going to do you good. Keep Sloan's Iiandy for neuralgia, cc'atica, lame back, stilT joints,, core muscles, strains and sprains.- At all drugsisis 35c, 70c, $1.40. Er7 Maies Sick Skins Well Ono of Dr.Hobson ' 1 FEmilyRemwdiei. 1-or acinar, beUthyctimpiexiucti freely Dr.Hobson's Eczema Ointment ' oats, 1 ; hay. San Francisco Markets SAN FRANCISCO, .Oct. 22. Dairy produce exchange closed. Peas 5 It 12ic. i tlce. Phone 690-M. 1S3 TOO LATE TO CLAMIFY FOR SALE Homestead relinquish ment For particulars see Martin Conger, 26 S. Grape St., or phone 1032. 1S5 FOR SALE Stoves from 1.00 up, or will exchange suvres at the Second Hand Store. 36 S. Crape St." Phone Liberty Bonds NEW YORK. Oct. 22 Liberty bonds closed: 34's 92.24; first 4's 93.10 bid: second 4's 92.3&: first 4 's 93.7S; sec ond 4Vs 92.44: third 4 14 's M; fourth 4V4's 92.80; Victory 3's 99.4S; Victory 4's 99.4S. . N. Y. Stocks -COMING- HOUSF. PETERS in Charles Renyon's fascin ntins crook drama "THE INVISIBLE POWER" A1)I)EI ATTRACTION" Sunday,. Monday RUTH WILLIAMS ill POPULAR SONGS Regular Prices TOMORROW NEW YORK, Oct. 21. Heaviness of rails and strength- of oils ;ind equipments were conflicting features of today's dull and professional slock market, firmer money rates also serv ing as a deterrent. Sales approxi mated 425.000 shares. Allis-Chalmers 34.3 American Beet Sugar 26.5 American van a.s American Car Foundry .... 12S.5 American Hide & leather pfd. 49. American International Corp. 32.7 American X-ocomotive 91. American Smelting & Hern. . , . 36.5 American Sugar M r. American Sumatra Tobacco .. 35. s American T. & T 10S. American Woolen -74.5 Anaconda Copper 3S.5 Atchison S5.5 GOING "OUT OF THE SXOWS" n photoplay that takes you to the heart of tho froen North. LAST TIMES TODAY RIALTO I a r FOR SALE Astrahkan fur cape in ex cellent condition, 24 inches long. "at Medford Furniture & Hardware Co., Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon. 1S4 steam j Instal-1 y . SrEED-Ur FINANCIALLY ? Is your money WHERE it is making the most FOE YOU? PLACING MONEY WHERE IT WILL GIVE GREATEST RESULTS coupled WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY is a TEST OF WILL-POWER or CHARACTER, IT INDICATES WHETHER YOUR WILL-POWER IS FLABBY OR HEALTHY. Apply this test to yourself. . Is your money idle, draw-ins; little or nr. interest? Is it tied tip in mortgages difficult lo eolleet interest on, mtioh less the principal f WHY PUT UP WITH SUCH INCONVENIENCE? TL"T IT IX PAID I V STOCK OF Ol"R ASSOCIATION. We never have failed to par a .."""'u mic invjiriLi, nor u accommodate our stockholder when thev neeuea we money iney pinceti with us. on verv short notice v i nw Diiys good semcesbie rough :f ( and ready car small track box on back top. electric lights, storage bat '4 j tery. good tires and ready to ro "rlsM i aid Guru pp. Medford. tfj i j thin. HI, bulbs, jap Art Store. t KKX?KK !: i ' 9 I Jackson County Building and Loan Association C. M. KIDD, President 0. C. BOGGS, Secretary No One is Perfect Ever have the idea you are not good enough to join church? Forget it! No one is perfect, but everv Chric. ' O tian is striv'n? toward the perfection j- jurist, laite one step at a time. TC Attend church services regularly. otuay tne Bible at home and in Sun day school. Perhaps you attended ounaay scnool years ago. You still need the same old Bible. It has message for you and your children. Come to Sunday school and church. Tht Hood of Jesus Christ cUanseth w rom all sin FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Invites you to hear about The New Church Building Plans SUNDAY 11 A. M.-4 SPEAKERS 7:30 P. M. "MURDER WILL OUT" (Sermon based on the Dr. Brumfield murder trial)