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rRDFORD -MATT. TUTIUTNfi. MTCPFOUD. OTlK(JONT. SATURDAY. MAY VX 1022
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MERCHANTS MAY
BE CALLED ON
TO FINANCE FAIR
As I In' JiK knini ('utility l''nlr iinu--hit
Ion Iiiih no ciihIi Willi which Id my
fur tin- pri'lliuliiitry t'spcmiea of the
(nil- ililx full, tint t'l'tiilli'lini iiIiiii for
llii rnlviinre wilii nf llrlii'tH (it lliti
1111'fl lllllllrt til till Vltl'itlUI) Colllllllllll-
llf i'f til" rutnity U now living ton
tdiltirctl, k
This iluii l In have tlin iiit't'chitnlH
litly tlilmlltltllte ticket. Wlltiil lin y
will offer for Mill' In ilnlr .lnm of
ImimIiii.h timing thn fit If. It In pre
ferred lu linn l It oo wlin lutein! l
vInII din fulr l.ny their th kola In tint
I'lllttllltllllllrit Ill-Ill' whirl) tll'-y llv
In order to itvitiii tit In y iiiol ioiihi -
Hull nl Did iiilnuno tin ton.
In 1'iimt tin' plnn In adopted, tlto
ini-l t liaiitn would lm provided with
Ili4i' ntM itihlcliiu in'oii lu liuy llii-lr
lli kflM ill their ilnri' of lillMninn lilnl
mcn-huni will thru lm reimbursed
fni' the fii h nilvntii'i'il In 1'iiy lm
inlvot ilniiiir tml inn n y other prcllinl-
nitry exm-iowm which tun 'lr uknu
l tut loll In riilli'il Uion lu spend lm.
fun' tin, oo-iiImk dttln,
A I'luixorviitlvK I'HtliiiulK of ott'n
iIhiii'i' lum born niMilo fur i tin four
iliivn in ilit fnlr mtil Hit' tuiiiilirr ha
l.iin placed nl 3U.H00. Villi thn at-1
I rut lions l.i'lhH ptuiiiirtl nnd Mill) 111"
effort lu ln iiiude hy tlin ( liuiolx-r
of I'oiiiiiitn nt A ! lit tut. t hi-re will'.
In' at Irani 3U0O miloninl.lli-s Unit
ftiti-r tlin gtites nn l( li Axlitntid ninl
Mill foul ilnyM. Thn nttrnilitiii-n on
om n nf tlifno Unv will be IK, Ouo per
sons Willi such a iiiihiim t of ntti lulnm o
tin- turn-hunt uliould not hesitate lu
1'itv nilnilttiini'i' tl. Iii-iii tn tlin n I tin
f I J, don. ' i, i nlli o plnn is lint n r-((i-i'il
nio I din . torn of I ho ninin
lloit would ui-li-oiiiK nuKiii-miiiti front
ntrri'liiiiilH nn a In Iter method lo fi
lm in ti the fulr IliU ynir.
CATTLE EXHIBIT
AT COUNTY F
TO BE LARGE ONE
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Tliu inlill.lt of fi.li l tu be Hu
roii 1 11 r it of ilii. JiKkmin county (air
next Hcpteinlii-r. Owners nf cuttle III
Jin ItNim county Imv, nti-i-ituy assured
llm fulr iihiiim lulloii Unit iimrn than
seventy-five lii'iul will lm displayed.
Ili-furu till' nnriiiliK 'Into. It U eslU.
imiti'il 1li.it Hunt tiiitii oim hundred
ii m.I fifty In nil of en 1 1 n w lm enter
I'll. Willi Ii will iiinkv tin' bird exhibit
nf this Itlinl i'ir at Cr in lt u J In Huulli
i i ii (Ih koii. s
In iiililltlon In tli mtttu, twist vrrd
hnrni'M, lions, sheep ninl mules In
lni'U miiiiiiIIiIi h will lm displayed it"
llm liuiuli Ii-m for tni'u nt Hi fit early
dull' shows Unit owners urn anxious
in i o-oiirt-.it D with tlii iiHHiH-liillim In
nuiUi' tlin f.ilr it mii'i'i-imi.
Among those whit will (inhibit cnt
l!r nrv ItiiKUo River Vulley Canal Co..
flunk Preston, D. M. I,nw, Ellon 13.
lii-Mii nn. I Mllir Himliy. "
1 In- fulr iliitm mi' Ki-iitriiiUi'r 13.
II, 1'. ntnl Uth. All riiirli-n uliuuhl
l.r tiiiiiU on lli i:ilt. Ownrm nf
llvmtiM k urn iniuinti-il tn IhhIii w
loi tlnn tho Btm k now will. Ii tln-y In
tniil in mhllilt.
St. Mark's Cpltoopal
CiM'. Not 111 Oiilnlulo ninl Mf 111 HtM.
H a. in. Holy rointminlnn.
10 u. in, Humluy hi Ii'kiI.
11 u, in. Morn I n k Bi-rvlfo.
Win. H. Hamilton, vli ur.
HnlolHtM, Mm. Nlcllolii, Mm. Hunnfil,
Mr. i.iui:I)UKaI, Mr. Uli-lil.
TutmOiiy 8 p. Unlit- A1 vnU-r-
J liilnini'tit ul. NulaUriln. !
Wilni'mluy 8' ji. m MM-wfttk lievn-
llolilil litottllliK. i ii I :u:iiiiik
('lirliit AcconllnK to Jnlm.
I hnrmluy 8 p. in. Choir ri lirurtnil.
Ki lility C i. in. V'im Murrloil Vpo-
lilr'n cliili will meat ul llm church, then
Kti lo IIj Ijijo'ii brlilKe fur uu ontliiK-
MIhm Mullo Vroniim. olunlnl; Mr.
Iktriiurd lUilmrtu, orKiinlHt; Sin. May
Joidan-MnclJonuuKli. Oliwlor.
Cattiollc Church
South OukilnUt Avo.
Klrtit liiUKH Hunilny ul 8 . in.
Siioinl i'iimhh ut 10;. in a. ni.
rii'iitiilli-tlon uftor Hccnml mi km. .
Hov. Jnlm I'owi'rn, rw:tor.
Evang.-Luth. Zlon't Church
Kntntli Ml. iiml Oiikilitln Av.
Ilnv. l)r. W, II. MorAnx-OvHi-r, I'aBior.
IU.'h. CIH W. Knurili Hi.
Cuntiiti.
Hmnluy hi lionl 10 a. in.
Illvliio iivrvlru 1 1 a. III.
. ttv , if m m
Deposit i our Money
First Baptltt Church
"Tim Kri'illy riiurch."
North Central ami Fifth Hi.
Kii)ilrlclc II. I!ii' li, mnlirr.
Hunday In Mntlmr'tt I'ay with a isc-
liil !iii)Iiuh1h In all tin- hitvIco,
l: Ii a. ni. Hlll ncliool, V, . Mvara
Hiiit. MutliHr'n lny lU'OKram.
Jl a. in. "Our . Motlirra". Mo(hijr'
Day iiii'HuuKH with uiipniiTlatc iiiuhIc
uml ii'")rutlinH. .
Antlii iu, "My Motlirr'H H.m," timlr,
iJiiett. "My Mother I'raycr", Mia
You anil yntira am ror.llally lnylt-.l. BK-lncr. Minx Mtienior...
Cara ijill hu sent f"r all nnllfylnw
Engllth Lutherun Mission v j tlin pimtor.
IMvIno Hfrvlrw f-vury Kumlay niorn-j 1 p. m. Hon lor and Inti-rmo Hate II.
Iii at II tiiiiK-k. In tho Ailvcntlut y. i. I'. "Hclplim Our Church. Our
fliunii on North III v'rlrt. ('htirch Mc-lpiiiK t'a." Attfnilnnre la
AlH'i Hunilny miiiMil at 1U o'clock. ktow Idk.
All former l.uthrana, -Miw?r-)ally j 8 p. m. "An Old Faiilil'inml Honit." a
IIhihh of KwciJIhIi anl Norwegian U practical uifHane for Mother's Day.
scent, bio rordlnlly Invited to attotnl . Don't tnlns thin.
Wo prcucli Chrliil, and lllin trutl-l The now orchestra ill omi the sor
fliul. H. Trotiununii. 1'BHtor. I vice with at-veral selections. Tho choir
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Where it will be lafe.
Where it will earn the highest rate of intereit.
'Where it can be gotten at any time.
To Get Ahead
You must spend LESS than you earn
You must invest the difference where it will
learn for you. .
You must save systematically.
OBLIGATE YOURSELF TO LAY ASIDE SO MUCH EVERY WEEK AND DEPOSIT IT
WITH US. YOU'LL NEVER REGRET IT AND SOON YOU WILL BE COUNTED
"THRIFTY." YOU WILL BE ABLE TO START BUYING A HOME OR START IN
BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF. .
TRY IT ONCE
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Jackson County Building and Loan Association X
C M. KIDD, PrCftluVnt. O. C. UOGGS, Secretary O
.at tlm afcA s slk ats alisl alik aiA a aVA aVA Aas aliA AA s!. a-a a. aa. a. &a. j&a. j&a. fl
RUCH RUMBLES .
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Mr. Cook or Meilfonl vhtllinl
InlliT pari of the wck wfih
Throckmorton.
l.lttlii Harvey Howtlon rncnived a
had hriilso w hll pl 'l n I If dropixs'I
I lit thoi on his fiHit. ,
Tim local fo med hold nt Hucti
Saturday was w-ll attended. Tim
inornlnK was Klvmi to schixil iiik
and drills followed hy an addrcii Klven
by Mr. Hrlscue of Ashland. The afler
DiHin was given tn racus, JunipluK and
S Uasi'liall Rniii". Th Ram was be.
iwt'cn Jacksonrlllo and Huch, the llt
inn team w lnnlntc. The score u 18
to 9.
The achnnls rprtsnnled were Mltlv
AppleRate. t'nlnntnwn. leaver Crofk.
Advent Christlsn Church
t Not Hrvviilh Day I.
Meet in AtniTlii l'Klon hall, up
ktalrs in Mndford National Hank bldK.
Humluy school 9:45. I'rcachlnn at
II a. tn. and H p. tn. A Htmduy Is
Mnlher'a Iny thn morning will f
Itlvcn over to the sulijcct of "Mothers."
I will alnn, ."Mothor'a Traycrs Have Fol
, lowed Me," and Mrs. Kcouuall and
Cut This Out ll Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enrlose with Cc
and mail It to Plnyo & Co.. :s35 Khnf
Held Av.. ChlcaKo, III., writiUK yir
niinio and ddn's clearly, you will
receive In return a trial packaite ton
talnltiK Foley's llnney and Tar Com-
,u...n.l f. ........I.. ..
Kidney' I for .nlns In sldca I Al'l'l'-. "u''h- Th. v'K teach
and bark; rhoutualliim, bnckaclte, kid
ney and bladder ailments; and Foley
('8111111110 Tablets, w lioli-miinn and
ihoronxhty rleansluit ruthnrtlc for con
aMpallon, btllouHncss, hendarhes, and
aliiKKlfU oowets. Hold every w hero.
Adv.
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Mrs. ; Ti.orf. u llt Lit Himclnl minim unit othel'
Ihlntis ft-aturlnn iiuithers. The mom
Inn preachlnK service will be ' Moth
vr." KvcnltiK suIiJihI. "Irayer."
' Irvlnit Dtipray, pastor.
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Main St. Methodist Church, Soth
Sunday arhool :I5 a. ni. Dr. Frank
KolM-rts, aupl. Mrs. Italph Woadford
aupt. primary dept.
Uev. J. V. 8hurie will prcuch at 11
a. in. and 8 p. in. The theme for the!
mornlnn hour will be "(Jod'e Choice
and Care of His People. For Urtj even
I UK hour. "The llencflt to the Young
of a Know ledge of llm Scriptures."
Kpworth 1-MRiio at 7 p. m. DwiKlit
Vltuoltt. president.
Miss Htolner will sin, "An Old Kasli
:med Home."
Monday 7:30 p. m. Orchestra re
lieursal. '. W'mlni'sduy 7:30 p. in. I'rayer mccl-IliK.
Thursday 7:30 p. ni. choir rehearsal.
Knloy the day by attendini; all the
special services.
RIVERSIDE RIPPLES j
Hand-Tailored Suits
$35 to $50
ers were Miss Hodges, Mrs. Collins.
Mia. Moe and Miss Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett of Medford.
visited at the Hire and Throckmorton
homes Sunday afternoon.
John Uic visited the hoine" folks
Huuday.
Mr. and Mm. Wni. Hansen of Med
fonl, Mrs. Cook, and Mrs! Throcknior
ten visited with Mr. and Mrs. Melton
It Is nt AppleRalo Siinduy.
Home of our eope are plsanltm on ,
aitcndlnx tho dance at Jacksonville
Friday,
Her, McKee of Hosehurtt siK'ku at
the chapel Hundny eventne. '
Ilev
Presbyterian Church-
K. V. Mwreiice, Mlnlater.
15 Hoiitli Oranxe.
Mrs. Fannie 1'lckett and Mrs. M
Jacobs were Medford visitors Wednes
day and nltendod Mother's meeting of
tho P. K. O. Mrs. Pickett la a member
and Mrs. Jacobs was her guest.
Mrs. Rose Gay spent Saturday In
Medford and was a truest of Mrs. J. U
Alden and Mrs. F. E. Want.
Miss Florence Allen of Ashland was
a wrek end gueat ot Jlr"- C. A. Wahl
returnlnK to Ashland Sunday aTter
noon. Mrs. Georgia Kettle and Mrs. llea-
Ulblo achool 9:43 a. m. Classes for inee Jones were snopping in .-ueo
ill rni'i Pari J. Ilronimer. sunt. wru I uesuay.
MornlnK worship H a. m. In absonce .Muriel .vatmewa ami tuioii muter
of pastor Dr. Win. P. Holt will aieak,took part In the aenlor clasa play at
nn innitrrs relallnK lo nubile health. Hogue Illver Saturday evenlns. Much
The quartet will sing. praise is due those taking part as it
There will also be a violin ino rroin.naa sjHjsen ui very ouiy.
Buth
BREEDERS' NOTICE
Ketab 87,277
Imported PercKeron
Stallion
is iitnkiuu' Ni-iiMin stniiil, Ktiirlin
May 112, nl liitwn Hui'ii, Motrfoi-d,
Ol'i'Kiiii,
DRY
WOOD
Two Tier' 14 inch Pino, One
Tier 12 inch Oak nnd Iiiuirel,
ail i or $2.79 a Tier.
liniE APPLEGA1E
UihctiKrin by Carleton Janes.
CumplM'll and Flsle Kauftnaji.
Junior Kndeavor 7 . m.
"Don't Olv Vp.H
Evenlns aervlc. Speaker. J. C,
Clark. Y. M. C. A. aecretary at Shang-
Topic,
At Last! The American Laundry
IS EQUIPPED TO DO ALL KINDS OF
LAUNDRY. WORK
Wet wash 5c per pound, with a minimum 75c bundle. ;-
Drywash, flat pieces ironed, garments dry, no starch, 7c per pound, with a
.minimum 75c bundle.
Rough dry 9c per pound or 12 pieces 60c, 20 pieces 85c, 30 pieces $1.05, 40
pieces $1.30, 50 pieces $1.50.
Manager James A. Slorah, or better known as Jimmy" will be pleased to
call any time or any place for your bundle.
Phone 873 215 S. Riverside '
Mr. and Mm. C. F. Pickett have
rented a. house In Central Point and
will move to that place next week. We
regret very much the removal of so
highly esteemed a family from our
midst.
We aro having Ideal weather and
the farmera are working overtime in
order to get their belated crops In.
Mrs. Tiny Combest nnd Mrs. Frank
Cameron were city visitors the first of
too week.
' Mr. Dunnlngton of Jacksonville, and
son Clinton of Talent, were In osir
uclKhborhixiit thn first of the week.
Mrs. Waller Zeldlcr and Mrs. Alvln
Iniiifnrd liuve gone V Medford.' ("r n
few Onys visiting relatives.
Iial. China. ilr- nd airs, iversnaw win nave
Music, soprano solo, Mrs. R. E. Mc- charge xf the Pickett ranch aud de-
glliose. I vote their time to dairying;.
Tuesday at 2:30 i. m. Woman's Mis- Elliott llutlcr celebrated his ISth
lonsrv aocletv will iiipet with Mr. E. birthday Tuesday, May 9. Several of
P. Ijiwrence, 25 South Orange. inis friends came in me evening ana
igave him surprise. His mother, Mrs.
First Church of Christ. Scientist Ci P chftiuplln, sencd Ice cream and
Authorised branch of Tlie Motner cako Tlwse present were Prof.)
Church, The First Church of ( hrlst, jirowne, Adolbert Elliott, Virgil Shults.
Scientist. In liosUm. Mass. IClooland llanks. Victor Uirdseyo ani
Services are neiu evci-y rtunuay -i.Ted Striker. All enjoyed a very
II o'clock. Subject for Sunday, May na(,ant ovcinjr.
14: Mortals and ImmortalH. xho Ilwreation club was iostK)nel
Sunday School nt 9:4B. Appllcantsono wepk nd w m uwt Thursday, May
under tin? age oi twenty may m " .is. wiUt Mrs. F. E. Wahl In Medford
inlttiil.
Wednosdny evening meetings, which
Unite a number of neoule from Utile I Include testimonies, of Christian Sci-
Applegatn attended tho picnic at lluch'rnce hcallnus, at 7:45. church edifice,
CUT RATE
WOOD YARD
PhonA 551
lust Saturday. t
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Itandlev were
business visitors in town Inst Monday.
Mrs. Wclnlinnitiier nnd Miss Mont
gomery worn Medford visitors Insl Hot
"rtlny. ...
Finnk Sllva sold a l"'ef to the Jack
sonvllln butcher lust Tuestlnj'.
A few duys of stormy weather has
brought tho UltU) Apple.Kitto river up
to such nn extent that oars get stuck
In tho ford.
Jim Hay spent Stinduy with Frank
Sirvn uml family.
Mrs. Renins Combest was a pleasant
t-nller on Miss Montgomery last Sunday.
We have a carload of pipe on the way and
will shortly he in a position to make any
reasonable extension of our system for the
benefit of those who have not had the use of
GAS
The Convenient Fuel
If you are not using gas, stop in at our of
fice and see us. It would interest you to
know some of the advantages of gas,, and
we'd like to meet you anyway.
Southern Oregon Gas Co.
,UllU V1IIVUUII-. y
The Heading Room, which Is In thu
Medford Hldg.. is ojx'n dally from 1 to
5, except Sundays and holidays. All
authorise,!! Christian Sclenco literature
may bo read, borrowed and purchased.
Thn public Is cordially Invited to
attend tho services and visit thu Rend
ing Room.
The Salvation Army
320 E. Main St.
Week day meetings: Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 8 p. tn.
Sunday meetings: Holiness 11 a. in..
Sunday school 2 p. m., Young People's
legion 6:30 p. m.. topic. "A Perfect
Mother." Evening service the mothers
will lake putt, at 8 p. m. lou are
w elcome to como and take part In tikis
service.
Wednesday, May 17, we ore having
with us tho Japanese commanding offi
cer, Adjutant Kaboyasbl, of San Fran
cisco. Tho adjutant has charge of nil
Ino Japanese work In the Salvation
Army and ia a capublo preacher of the
gospel. Tho adjutant is how In the
intorcHt or tho Japnntne work and will
bo glad to glve.ua somo of his experi
ences as a Salvation Army officer.
Come and hear him. I'm buco you will
not o awuy disappointed,! Everybody
welcome.
raptftln and Mrs. II. Urlgga. officers
In chui'gc. i , -
iWts
The danco-al the club house Satur
day evening was wry woll attended.
"5 couples being present, and a good
time Is remitted. The next dance will
be May 0.
, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Aldfcn were call
ing at the It. W. Engel home Saturday
evening-
THOMPSON CREEK
First Mothbdhjt Episcopal. Church
. I..,,rll, nlil lllll-fll'tt ' .
i "J. Randolph Snsnott, Pastor;'.
Ofrice 210 First Nat'l lUuU Uldff.
; . Phone 90S.
Pible school 9:45. Classes for all.
ages. Prof. in. h. rrnnKiin, supi.tiuis
(leorgeHofftuan, Jr.. left Tor Cres
cent City last Friday tq go "with tho
government aurvey crew.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mee and F.I
F. Uroye motored lo llrants Pass last
. riday afternoon.
Mrs. Dick lloffmnn Islted Mrs. F.
F. Grove on Friday of last week.
Frank and Earl Kendall motored to
the Wilson mine one day last week.
The home of Will Jordan together
with practically nil Its iVmtents was
burned to the ground last Saturday.
about 3:30 n. m. Mrs. Jordon and
duughter Irma were alono when Mrs.
Jordon discovered the fire. Irma was
sick In bed nt tho time. Mrs. Jordon
Rot her out. of tho house to. a place of
safety nnd went back to do what she
could toward getting some of tho con
tents. The men were at work in the
field and hearing Mrs. Jordon's
screams hurried to the burning build
ing but only succeeded in getting o
sack of sugar and a few clothes. Total
loss, no Insurance. 1 -
There was a inlstnko In last week's
Items. Alva Kendtill went to Gran.ts
Pass last Saturday and not M. F. Uing-
ham as stated in lust week's items.
There Is still a good deal of sickness
in our little valley. Mrs. FVed Ruch.
Thomas Williams and Mrs. Pau
lino Elmore being among tho number.
There are still a few cases, of small
pox but hope to heajr of all being out of
quarantine soon
After a few days of sunshine and
Mothorg invited to visit classes to
Morning worshlu 11 a. in. Sermon,!
"Democracy's Throne Room," a Moth
er's Dav message. -
Anthem, Praise Ye Jehovah, ( vii-. warm weather we ten spring uua come
son). Soloists, Mrs. N'ichols, Mrs. and were somewhat surprised jester
Pierce. Tenor solo, Only One-Mother, day morning when we awoko to find
t, Windermere). Mr. MacDonough. (everything coveted with snow some-
Epworth league 7 p. m. The Young thing unusual for thin time of year.
People's hour. ' ' Hoy Johnston went to Jacksonville a
Evening service 8. p. m. Sermon, few days ago, "
"Tho Human Common Denominator.") Fred Itueh went to Applegnte last
Anllioiu, Glorlrv In KxccIhIs illnvons)tMontlny, ( : .
Just Arrived Carload
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McCormack and Deering
Mowers Rakes Binders
Compare these cash prices with others offered.
REGULAR MOWER . ....... ... . . . .. $87.00
6-FOOT BINDER . . ........... ; ... ...... .... . $220.00
SELF-DUMP RAKE . . . . . ......... . . ..... . ; . . . . $45.00
F. O. B. Warehouse, Central Point
Headquarters for Deering and McCormack Repairs, Also Those
of other I. H. C. Machines.
Freeman-Wiley Co.
Central Point, Oregon
Free Wiring Plans
by Experts
Any electrical contractor-dealer can be of decided assistance to
the owner ill 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 the size of tho wire which
should be used is a technical matter which few home owners un
derstand. : -
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This technical service is free fur the asking. It adds to the value
of your house to have it properly wired, and the work of wiring it
will be materially lessened if the man who docs the work has intel
ligent and unmistakable plans to follow.
The California Oregon Power Company
, Phono 168 Medford, Oregon 216 West Main SrUet