Medford mail tribune., March 18, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

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'MTJVFOflTJ MATT, TTlTTiTTNTl, W.TVFOTIW ORMCIOV.
-.hull m uj. -. m '....ux-hj
ATTORNEY WEARS
PLEADS FOR M
4-POWER TREAtY
l(Ofeiidki
nrnnoecmnnnnni
Is Invited, Tho mule quartet will hIdk.
Tim I,ord 1m My Hhnphurd" urn) Harry
Hioimiill will sing ono of hi captivat
ing baritone solos.
St. Mark's Episcopal
Corner North Onkditln and Fifth Bt
u., in. Mnly communion.
10 a. in. Hunduy school,
It ii. in. Ilnly communion.
Win. II. Hiunlll'in.
Central Point Christian Church
Mule MfiKMil nl in a. in. I'reuchUig
nt 3 u, in. hy l. H. Milium of Medford.
The public In cirdinlly Invited.
Evang.luth. Zlon's Church
Fourth Ht. below Oukduln Ave.
Itov, Dr. W. It. MiriuOi-wr. pastor,
lies. tl W. Fourth HI.
III. Umt: Oeull.
Hunduy school 10 it. in.
IHvlna Ki-rvlon II n, in.
Catechetical Instruction for lonflr
million every Huturdfty afternoon.
I'lty Allot ucy i.il Men in gave
mi mlilrt'Mi mi the "Knur-Power
IVaco I'tut," litHt uliiht ut daddies'
nlirltl of lit I'ttrriu-Tc-anlHir'n meet.
Will lit till' I.HUOllI Mllllllll. Ho spoke,
III url, iin follows:
"imr montry U nt tho 1 1 .nts-nnulM
nl hlMniy. In the interim of w m lit
l.cu.i. mill thi continued leadership
f America tint lit Till in of llui
ifilil, eliould ratify tli Four-I'uWt-r
I'mlllo treaty.
"The 1'imr -rower pence treaty will
inn im i ml t'i tlm iiii'iuii liu: iiiilltiiiy!
nli in ii. c between Ori'iit Hi il.tlii mill
.iiilittii. This tinny ly Its Iiiiih, will 1
iu' iniIUIi two thiiius, I'ln.l, ll
iiimnluti'ly iIih'k utvhy villi tlm Amite- I
,laturu'M iilllunrc, Ii ntln rwl""!
will tnliilnue. H.i'ouil, (In, t'nlled
Sliiti'N. Ureal Hilliiln, Franco Mini
,l:iuin, tliiKii 1'iiiir pou t l it iikici. ti re-
I nim ii noi lu'i 'n rii:lit, and In rune
( imy iikiihii tn t i.ufi i . Ami'i li'it
mim Iv uiihIiI tu i wIIIIiik to nun" tn
lull iiiniii r nvi'r In rases of ttliiuu,
We huVii ulwnvH Hl.i.Ml fur I rnii'i llllil
lii' ili;hU of other mi t tuiiM.
"WV run not wiy in Hi" nations of
llln Until) lll.lt We W llllVO InilllUlH
tu li wiiti vim, ttuit we refuse tu con
fer III til" Interest lif HHi'ti, ttllll wit
hIII have no pnii In lnliiMliitl limit
win !! mui f. .incri.n, inn no liuir ! Kuiurday K p, in
imrnuit n iinlh y nf ii.:iiiuii. No run . Hmiilny holiness It a. in, Coniiny
ii.-l Ktiiiul ii..r If w wiml.l rr th mi'lliiK S p.m. YoutiK Im'I'1"' "1"n
lil'iiVi'il I In I i riilll.l II nl IMlinlll III.
ililli't fid In tin" lut of tlio i.thi'r tin
Fret Mtthodltt Church
("or. Tenth mnl Ivy Kin.
MIhn KIi'hIii linrni'ti, paMtor.
I'Hniio Ken. 3.17 W, Tunth K
Hiitnliiy KtiiHi in a. in,
I'rrni'hlnK hmV'i 11 it. in. ami :.1l
i. in.
CIiikn nu'i'tlm: nt 12 noon.
rriiyi-r nn-itliiit Thntn'lny 7:0 . m
All Itro IiivIUmI to IIii hh nnrvlrc,
First Baptist Church
"Tim Krli'iidly Church."
North Ci-ntrul Hnd Fifth Bin.
9:4.r a. in. Illbh; m:Uxl. V. W. Mcmih,
itnpt. Vlxlt DiIh InlnrcHtlnK ncUixA
fliiDilny.
II ii. m. "111'ymnlilfriiti'nfaii."
G:30. Si-nlor and IritnimidliitB 11. Y
U. "Wliitt Itoin KollowliiK Chrlnt
MmmT" l'.?ru IlukiT, leiwli-r ot r.i-nlor
an I lliilmi Inrli, IohU't of tho Inter
lllmlillt H'K'll'tU'H.
7:I!0 p. m.'"VVIiiit toiiKtltutPM tlm dlf-
fiimitcit Umwft-n Out Who In uui Who
Ih Not u ClirlMtlim." Tlm iniiMto hi
always k'I. Unur tlm iTmsHaKea nnd
Wl hlp for your prolilmnit.
Wi'dniiKdiiy ;30 p. in. Midweek nor-
vim for nil.
Tlm nut u y 7:30 p. m, rimlr mlmai-anl.
Tho i lu.lr, imiilhti'd by goiim of Alcd-
fnrd'H Lent riiunl;luf will Klvn a p'jpu
Inr cutirnrt Tu'ndny nt H p. m. Dou't
Hilda tli In trt'iii. Ht'iiiiHerH are nlwuyji
IIHl'l" nt llOIIIC.
l'r'dnrl( k It l.i irh, iwntor. 1C 8
I Jin n I strix t. i cnlili'iict'.
Th Salvation Army
n;o Ciiht Miiin hi.
MiM'tlitKM Tu'ni1uv, Tliiimduy
and
i:a p. m.
X p. tit. Hnl vat Ion lui-rtliii;. Text
, ("Wliiil Hliall H tlm I'ml of Tlmm Thnt
Obey Not tlm (ioind of (!od"7
Main 8t. M. E. Church, South
Main mnl Oakiliil" Ave.
I V. J. IVnton, iinr.
I Siindny aehixd 9:45 a. jii. Dr. Prnnk
! Itotmrt, mipt. Mm. Ilitlph WiKMlfnnl
IIhiim of Ihe wiuld. I.rt 11 nut If
I im to trail (ho wnl Id III tlm mli iin
( jir.nci ami tiahtuoiiNiiekii. Itnther
hi u ny tii the ni 1. 1 ihnl Anunl.ii
bipiii.In inr Wurld ieitii' nmt fur nil
thiiiUM Mint wl.l h"li to hil almui
ihn l.iuilii'ilifHi't n( run ii.
"Kit h't ii m uran npnii tlt I'nlti'il
r .iifi. n.i.ii. ..V ii... i-m.r.tw..r l-u. ! I'rlnmry ttitpt. MIh Nora Wolf... pn-Hl
. ill- ireaiy. the imvitl llmliMl.trt ! ,p" ,,f ,h" Kpworlh laKUo.
Unity n ii, I ihn other dent leu Kmw- i llniim of aervliHt, prearhlna; 1 1 a. in
inn uui of ih" Wtmhlnfituii cotifer ' and 7:30 p. m.
n. f. Tlm titii.ui .f i lut Knur-! Kpwnrth lKim. Junior 2:30 p. nt
l-i.wi-r ivii' iini Im thn firm and nn j Krnlnr 6:30 p. in.
i i-irp ,..nr.i nn m.H-Rii..n , WHnra.Uy rvrnlnK prnyor tmrvlcf
ii iintiniiN in im- iiitrrem or wmiii
peui-ti.
"An l.lni'olit pli-ad Willi ii rit to
I" null ihn uov. iniiu ni nf the hiip,
the pei..e lilld for lhl i'ipi to
IMTtnh front the rnrth. no let ua ninlii
lulu Ihnl kind of n Ki.vernriteiit by
Kivlnir tu tlm vii li thou.' hli-miiliiit
of IllK i ty nnd Jimlli-o hl h nlone
mnkct for Ihn pence of the wot Id."
j WeilncmUy rvrnlnit prayer
7:30.
Huhiort for tho Bunday roornlnK
i p rear hint:. "Tho Grnt t'onti.'
j W aiHk' you and yours, coiiid with
I iin niul w will do ou uikmI. A pleasant
'nrprlne for you Htinduy evenlni;.
P. O. Examination at
Jacksonville, April 8
"At the" rnim" t tlm "'niniiler
lieli.TMl. tlm t'i.lie.1 Hlnles flvll H'r
vli foiitmiNMion niin.iiineea nn open
i (inipi uuvn natiiliuition to Im held
on April K. t to fill I lie .ollimi
t.f n.hllllllHl. r nt JllrknollVlll, Ore
Him, nt will, h n vniiinry exlniN. It In
eHTl'd thui itiinlntmenlN will he
mnilo un it r.'Nuli of Hi In Minnitnatlmi
iiiiPhN i In found In the Intcrent of
the mrve to fill uny vnrnmy hy
iniiiNf. r or .rntiiotlon. ThU In not
nn i-xiitiliiutioit imd.r tho Civil Her
vl. e Art, hiu In hold lind.-r nn exeru
list, order of Mny 10, ID2I, provhllns
fur Htirh itrooe.t.ire.
SLOAN'S EASES PAIN
RELIEVES THE ACHE
TORMF.NTIN'G, ngoniiing rliru
malic nrhcs lire rpiirkly rtlirvcd
y Mojn'a Liniment. Apply it
frpf ly und enjoy n romloriinp; iwnse ol
w.trmi h. pcndralrswlhout riiWixf.
txxl nlo (or t i.ttitii, lunilKiiti,
nruralKia, ovrr-cxrrtcd inuvlea, still
joint n.rxlcrn.il nrln-s and putns, luck
nchiN, siruins ond spruini,
lon'l let rutin ly ywx Up. Keep
Sloan'l, Liniment handy anil at tho
firt nun ol nn nrho -or ruin, uho it,
(or it rrruinly ilix's nrodureremilu.
At ull ilrujgiM J5c, 7oc,$l.4d.
Taltnt M. E. Church
N W. 1'rmlpa pantor.
J. A. lMeknrdyki, anpt. Hunduy hcUimi!
To nil of our oervlres a rnont cordial
welwiiip. TIkI tho wheel over, Kel
out of tlm rut miiw to church. Ywi
U'lleve in free thoiicht. eniim lit UN
liitve a lllllo Iree Ihliil.ini; lii;ehi'r.
. All services of the, clii) : Ullilo i-hMi
t :IS. pr-iti lilim at II. anhjwt. "The
Kind of it Mnn Who l.lve ihn Kermon
on l ho Mount."
Tlm senior and lntiriimdlntc leaues
inert at C:3ii, A whnleitohm plarn for
w liolenomn Httidy about thu Imut
ImokN.
1'rearhlnn nt 7:30, Subject, "What
Talent Most NeeiU." Como. (let rlsht
with Oil now. Tomorrow mny be
ton lute.
KATUlfDAY. MAUC'ir IP. 1022
rgBg8"g"TginfgiT-!WaBaa-.t jj. .. . mrtm.
C. OF C01ERC
E
PRIMARY RESUL
I
IS
ANNOUNCED
Flrot Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth und llurtlett.
J. Itniidolidi Hunn' tt, paMtor.
Offini phono !ii',K,
S:4f.. Illlilo afli'Mil, t'luHwa for all
"Ken. I'rof. N. II. Kmnklln. aui.l.
II. Morrilntc womhlp. rmrmon.
Thy Klnitdom Cotne,." Fifth In nerltis.
0:30. Kpwoith I.enune. Tula ser
vice iiieitns much to the yontix people
who conduct and attend It.
f:30. KvenlDK wrvle. Rcrmon.
"Tlm KnowldK Tlirlll." alxth In
serlea.
Mid wee It devotional aen'lro Wednes
day evenliiK 7:30.
I'nder Km ministry of Dr. Harrourt
W. lel UiIh church will conduct a
thrt-i. wecka series of sHclal ttorvires,
lieKinnlnK next Hundny evenluK. Dr.
Perk In a mnn of f xrji(ional tthlllty.
noted for IiIm w inmiinn tiers'inallty and
effecllveneHa In tlm evanKellnilr. fn Id.
Monilni! Anlhein, Tlm Heaven, are
IWInrinR. t lu'thoven). Duet, Come
Yn Iliiemao!m tllelft). Mrs. Van
Kcoyoc and Mm. I'leree,
Kvenlim Ant Imiu, Abide With Me.
tltclrly. Bolo, H. lwted, Mr. Iiiohl.
Mrs. May Jordan MacDonntitch, di
rector. MImn Mat lit Vrouian. DianiNt.
Mr. Hoi nurd Rolmrta, ornunlst.
Immeilliitely Upon tho clow of the
polta laaf! nvenlnu fur tlm nomination
of (Ilni torN of the Modford Chnmhi-r
of Conirimrce, thu li-IP-rn ojiuiied the
bnllolM nnd inad.i tlm count.
A Unlit vut'i Wm emit, there Vxdni:
only memlxr who nvnllcd thern
holv.N nf tho prlvll.- ,,t tho ballot.
Of thei.i? four weie thrown out l
i'uuw' of tho failure (,f Hi..,, iiii iiiIm tn
lo ptiy iholr dues to April Int. A total
of 8 SO inelilbei'S Wi re l liil,.i to Vote
tut I h lr ttui-s were pnld nnd It la the
Uerlio of tho official; that nil will
expreim thlr wUh In tlm final ballot
to who they want elected to the
directorate.
The following In the report of tlm
till.ru.
"Wo tho undortilxned. duly appoiiil
el ti'll.-iH, iKi-tihy rertify Hint the
following nro the n.un.it of the k!x-
l. i'll nil inborH of tlm M.'ilfmd Chiini-
l.er of fommerre, whh-h ren-lveil fhe
Krc.-itift tiuinlM-r of vmn in Km prl
inriry lection of mild "hninler of,
iViinnii.rro, i onilili ii-. In hi i ordance
with A rti. In It of l.ylnKN of ho i,I I
Chamber of Comm. ro, the poll riT j
Httld eei-toit huvlinc low 1 nt 7:30
o'clock 1'. M., Friday, Man. It 17. 1922;
II. 1,. Waliher, V. II. Vowter, fleorxe
T. Collin. JU nJ. C. Hhi-hlon, ItenJ. F. j
I, I nil iin, A. I,. Hill, I'.'it Aiidrioii, J.i
W. Wakefield, H. i:. Harder, O. O.I
Alend.rf.T, John I:. Toinlln, IjuIn
l'lrtrh, Oeorue A. ('.'.Lllnif. C, M.
Thomns, II. I', l.tnnkden nnd I'ortfr
J. Niff.
The report lr nIsimiI t.y the follow-!
Intt tnenil.i-rN who acted umellers: J.
It. IViMMlford, chairman: Curl Ficht-
nr. C. I- Ooff. K. .M. Wiliton, Dr. 1
W. Coe, Ivan H. Corner, T. C. Jlkett
and J. II. Hwviit.
Flniil elrllioii lu.lli.lti were mulled
It ineinlii rN of the ( h.inile r of Com
merce UiIh :,fn rnoon .ind i,rl return
nl'lo from now on until n vi-n-ihlrty
. in., Friday, March I'tlli.
vl'.ltliiK Mrs. Cunn'4 brottmr, Howe
1 1 uImc.
K. L. HoaKland made a hunlns trip;
to t'MKl) Folnt Monday.
Harold and Th'-laia Dallas spent tlm!
weekend with Clnfiradeii of Eolni
folnt. j
Curl Stanley ramo out to hU ranch 1
Friday end returned to Modford Butur-!
'lay. i
511lo Conb.-y Is haullns hay from the
Toma Llndn ranch.
Vlda Hradfiliiiw spent tho weknd ;
at her homo. I
Mr. and Mrs. ('ampliull of fjiKle!
Point wer) vlxliorf at the Tuckfirj
Homo hridny.
Mrs. 11. K. Tuckor, Mr. and Mr.
Staiih went to Medford Wiidnesday.
italph and Olgn Iili'berHttdt miule a
IjunIiiphh trip t Modford Saturday.
Mrs. Yanty Marshal and dnUMlifer
Mnada wore vlnltorn ut the Walter
Murnhnl hoiim Hunday.
Mrs. Fxl Cowden went to HaKlrt Point
Monday.
Udand mid Claun Charley went to
Modford Friday.
J. Monla went to Ijs Ansnlos Friday
to attend to soma huxlnesa. ljiter tin
Ih Kolng to Un Peach t.( visit friendu
and r' l.-itlros.
Public Sale!
Theo. Glai Ranch
TUESDAY, MAR. 21, 10 o'clock a. m.
10 niAi-a cuel of Cold Hill, 11 miles north of Central Point, 4) ',
mllctt nut of Sam's Volley rbotofflco.
TO Iin MOIJkTItan InUrnatlcnal Tractor, 4 head Rood llorftca, 3
Muloa, 7 lmad Dolry Cows, 4 head Khp, 10 head Stock Hogs, 100
puro brod White Ughorn Hens, 2 Farm Wairons, 10 sets Harneas,
CaiiK Plows. Harrows and DIbcs, Illacksmith Tools, two Alfalfa Feed
rhoppers. Household Goods nnd Kitchen Furniture. Free luncU will
Im served flt noon. ,
Terms of tho sain will be nix months tlm with bankable note.
The (Jold Hill Ilnnk will ctVrk tlm sab-.
Tlll-X) GIAfcS, Owner.
COL, A. E. GRAHAM, AucHooocr
YES, THEY ARE OUT!
WHAT?
"SNIDERS" GOLD MEDAL CHOCOLATE COATED
ICE CREAM BARS
Sold by the Leading Confectionary and cigar stores
Manufactured by
SNIDER'S DAIRY . AND PRODUCE CO.
ELK CREEK.
II- APPIFmF ll
1
' i
Stool
Liniment
PinA
cncmy
First Church of Christ, ScUntlst
Authorlti'd branch of Tho Mother
Church, Th Flint Church of ChrlNt.
KclentlKt, lu Huston. Mass.
Hi-rvlcesi are held nvcry Sunday at 11
o'clock. Kubjet t for Bunday, March 19
Matter.
Hunday school at 9:15. All under
jtlm ukc of twenty r welcoimt.
Wednesday evoniiiK in.H tlnuN, which
incimio tcMiiinouics ot i nrisiiitn nct
i ni'c heulitiKs, at 7:45, church edifice.
212 North Oukdiilti.
Tlm Ilendlnit Kornn, which Is In Ihe
Medford HhU . Is open daily from 1 to
5, except Snmluys and holidays. All
uuthni'Ue.t ChiiHtinn Hc lencn lltornturc
may hp rond. hm rowed or ptircliABwI.
The public Is rnrdinlly Invited to at
lend tlm tmrvlrcs nnd vlnlt tho Head
Ini; Hnoin.
The "flu" epidemic which has held
sway la this valley for several Weeks
pant In Kmdu.'illy dying- out. and iho :
low attendance in school is again
cominit up to standard.
Mrs. M.h- In uiciiln tea hint; school
afir a week's nbwncc Uuc to UlneaM.
M rs. Fi d Ktursls entertained Fran- r . 'r- A'' mmor'a to
ces Greh Haturday. Ml ,..,.,. ,. ;.. rf
I.. A. Whitley hauled a load of hny United ut Isler (.nylon's Tuesdsy.
from Mr. Sieward's; als Mr.. Scher- M Audrey I.aton nnd Mr.
nmrhorn und Howard Ash have been ronald llayward attended the tuuiket
hanHnit hay from different tiartles. , Same tit ltom Hlver Friday
. . , ' ., nlKht tM lween Talent and Hokuo
K.tr Hutrhlniion In w-.rklnn for P. K. uiver.
Kundoa. - , Mr. and Mrs. John W. Pirnoli mo.
Howard Ash, Irvln Ilutchluson, Karl tored t, Orants Pass Sunday.
Ilutrhlnson nnd Mm. II. Ash, also -yr" A'kns of M.-dford spent Kot
ll.tlel IVncn ttltendod the danco i and Mtindny nt AleBate.
Trail Kulunlav Vlnrclt II i i,r' ' ' "ehls, who has been
Trail, haturday Maich 11. ih. U.lnR- Mr. Corl. remodel his barn. Is
Gooritu Trusty went to town on back to work nsjaln after an Ulncm
business trip In hi our lust wek. I of Kevernl dnyw.
Witaton and Gordon Miller oro work- , Mr; K; J' ,!,""n Kund some bar-
lnR for Fred WuikIs. , " ' J"'. '" "aL
Thoso who wore on tho EuKto IVdnt- sT' 'T, rw c
PerslKt stage Monday. Mar. 13. were: I Tho Applcsate pirla' basketball
Miss Francoa irb, Miss Viola Peter team, which Is tho champion of this
son and MIhh Kdna Pi'terson. end of th rouniy will meet Central
Harvey Moritan of Coqulll, Ore, is Point In tlm first of tho finals Friday
lflt
9
Qnallty asw.irr mpalrlsff,
Siamoat . ttlnf, WMcl
aUyslrluf.
Satisfaction Assured In
quality tn4 pric.
' Mall til your wanU.
tSABTIN J. REDDY
Rev.
tnklnK cure of his uncle's place, Henry
MorRiin, who was stricken with some
nuiludy. H was taken to the Sacred
Heart hospital and was brouKbt back
after a few weeks thn Then bo had
a relapse nnd had to k bark, no Har
vey MorKun has been kind enoiifth to
take care of bis pluce.
l.ee Whitley visited Geo. Hall Mou
day, Mur. 1.1. to sburiK'n a few tools.
II mini I nnmniro . I
K .n Kin r.A
j nuwu nuiiiwuu j
Dr. Johnson
Says-
Stop ilyini?. Don't dij? your
Kruyo with your tenth.
Your Excusei Probably Ar:
CioKts too intirli. Hurts too
mitfili, niul if I only could
npnni tho tinio.
An oxnmiHiitiou nml pon
miltiition would convince you
of ninny thingx.
Dr. O. J. Johnson
DENTIST
228 East Main St.
Phone 669
Prasbyterian Church
15. P. liwrenco, Minister,
25 8. OraiiKO.
9:15 a, in. Hiblo nchool. PruKrCHslvo
and lip to date. Well graded. You arc
luvlteil to study the Hlhln with ns.
Carl J. llroinnicr. auMrlntendcnt.
11 a. in. MiiniliiR woinhlp, acruion
HiihjM't, "Tho Triumphal Kutiy." This
will he tho first nt a series leadiiiK up
to Hunter. Two special numbers will
ho furnished hy tho quartet us follows:
"lichold, God Is MlKhty" by YVoolor,
and "lloHnnnn," by Hees.
f!:.10 p. tu. Chi 1st Ian Kndenvor. Topic h0,
"What Dim ndliiwinR Christ Mean"? I
7:nn n. Km ii I nn nci-vlco "In Ihel
About 34 friends nnd relatives
withered at the homo of Mr. and Mrs.
.hn Mainey, Suturdny in help Mr.
.Matney culebrato her blrthduy.
(lames, nIiikImk nnd dancing passed
u pleasant cvinlni;. At a Into hour
Itfltt rt'fn-shments were served.
.Mr. and Mrs. Plrho spent Hunduy
with Chns. ltiimilton nnd family.
Mrs. Johim'toit of Onints l'nss In
vlHltlnK ri'lntlvcs and friends In Huch
this week.
Tho basketball Ranm Friday even
iik was won ly tho Kuril boyM. The
wore was Ad to 6. A return name. Ih
to he played In JackHonvtllo Friday
evening, March 17.
MIhs lturr, county school supervisor
r in tho valley this week.
Orvlllo and Ivun Ooodmon nro able
In school ORiiln, havlnif been
, kept home on account of bud colds,
ruin
l.nut l,littttf P,lll ,-.ll 1... n
.. .... C.. U...H sen lev, in n. hl...l. ...i..1- In ron.l u-,trW f.. n l.lln
niiHunco oi inn piistor, uov. v. c. uu'; .vwertlieiess. tho rain Is to bo upprv
of Ashland, Hnhlmth school missionary ciatod.
(for suutht'rn OreRon, will speak,
: liil music.
Spec-
First Christian Church
Cor. Ninth niul Oakdulo.
Doll Kly Millard. mlnlHter.
Illlilo Bohool nt 0:45 n, m. llerhort
Horrliin, mipt.
PrimchliiR sorvlco ut 11 n. m. Subject
"Tho Church a Spiritual Touiplo." A
hearty welcome In extended to all. The
iiiuhIo for the, morning will ho n mixed
nnni'V't, "Ono , Sweetly Solomn
ThmiRht." '
Yonni? iHople' Hervlco ,of Christian
ICndenvor nt 0:15 p. m.
7:30 p. in, Our evenlm? evanKolistle
HcrvlcoH. A special proKruni of Rood
music hy our mnlo qunrtet and hy our
hlK orchoBtro. A npoclnl Invitation Is
oxtcnduil to nil old soldiers to hear tho
selection, "War Souks of tho Hoys. In
Illuo." Two othor beautiful numbers
nnd Homo flno sliiRlnK. Tho soiinon
Huhject w ill bo "Tho Perfect Stnniliird
or tho Four Suunro Man" , Kvoryboiiy
Jesno Taylor returned tho first of
tlm week from Portland.
Kay Offenburher nuido. a business
trip to JuckHonvlllo Monday.
l.eland Cnntinll und wife motorod
o Modford Saturday afternoon.
Severnl of our people attended the
Klks' tulnstrel show Monday nnd
Tuesday nights, In Medford.
niitht.
Charles Ward Is still oulto ill from !
a recent attack of tho "flu.
Floyd Charley went to Ashland last
week and bought some thoroughbred
cattle.
The Fish Ijike Hitch company have
moved another steam shovel to work
on tho ditch back of Karl Tucker's
farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Cunn of Montana, nre
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f RTam rirs and tht experience of lloowr ownerH, nuiny of whom hawo
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it navrs
as it Sweeps
as it Owns
VK WILL LEXI YOC A HOOER FREE! Wlthoat obUKation, we will
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to keep it. Just call or phone.
PEOPLE'S ELECTRIC STORE
B
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Cover with wet baking soda
afterward apply fently
V V Aio Run
Over 1 Million Jan Uui Yearly
WOOD!
Fir $2.30 Tier ami np.
I'tsli Egg Coal $1(3.30 Ton.
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
Cor Fir and Third Phono 212
Good for That "Flu" Cough
For quick relict from tho wcarlnR
cotiKhn that "linnK on" nflor tho grippe
or Influenza, take Foley's Honey nnd
Tnr. Mrs. K. I. Prakc, Chlldn. Md..
writes: "After nn attack ot tho flu thnt
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socmivl to relieve nio till' 1 tried
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It puts a sooth I np, healing coating ovor
tho luflamod Rttrfncea, cuts the phlegm,
onsen honrsenesn, clears the nlr pas
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With Medford trade Is Mcdtord made
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A full line ot reliuhlo bulk and pack
ago Seeds from Sioux City,
Iowa, nursery.
Sunriso Totatoo Seeds
Lee Watkins Feed Co.
Phono 200 307 So. Front
DRY
WOOD
Two Tier 12 inch Pine, One
Tier 12 inch Oak and Laurel,
all for $2.75 a Tier.
CUT RATE
WOOD YARD
Phone 551
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Free Wiring Plans
by Experts
Any electrical contractor-dealer can be of decided assistance to
the owner in helping him plan to use electricity in his home. The
place for switches, for lighting outlets, for base plugs, floor plugs,
etc., may make a real difference and tho size of the wire which
should be used is a technical matter which few home owners un
derstand. ... ....
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of your house to have it properly wired, and tho work of wiring it
will be materially lessened if t he man who does the work has intel
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Medford, Oregon
Phone 163
216 West Main Srtast
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