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Tlio Child Welfare Dny (founder's
tins ) proemm to ho given at tho high
school loiiltfht at 7:30, follows;
' High school band. ,
'Stnr Spangled Banner," sung by,
iiidlelico, led by .Mrs. Rnwlcs Moore,
ii. ..... ., . .
..trcompaniHl. Jinia iawruncc.
"tllHtory and HiBHincnnco of Lima
Welfare Day," by local president.
Mrs. Crane.
Violin solo. Carlton Janes.
Caleslhcnio drill, pupils of Miss
Clary's room.
T'agennt, "Awakened Motherhood
bv lilirh school pupils under Miss
1'ett'B direction. !
Hong, "Mother's Tribute." Sung by
audiunco, led by Mrs. Howies Moore.
rantomlnes. niothers and fathors of
different oees. '
Indians, Lincoln school. Song,
Indian lullaby, Mrs. Itawles Moore.
Colonial period, Roosevelt school,
'""song, "Washington," pupils of Miss
Van Meter's grade.
Southern mother, by Washington
school. Song. Negro lullagy, Mrs.
Sasnett.
Western mother. high school.
Kong,. "The Mttle- Orey Home in the
Weft," by Aletha Hubbard.
"Mother Humanity and Child,"
wclfaro by Washington school. Song
bv Marjorie Marshall. Song. "Mother's
Hymn," by Mrs. Sasnett.
Danco, "Tho Minuet," by Luclle
ami Wayne Lowry.
Hand music whilo collection is
taken.
Exercise, lighting of the cake, 27
pupils of all schools.
Henedlction, Rev. Lawrence.
Refreshments and social hour.
What Do You Think
of Tithing System
In Church Giving
Another appreciative audience at
tended the meeting at the Christian
church last night. Tho music was
fine and the sermon one of the best j
of the series.
Tonight a ladies' orchestra and the
West Sldo ladles' quartette will ren
der spociul music.
Subject of the sermon "Is Tithing
a New Testament Command?"
On tho subject "How Much Owest
Thou Thy Cod" Evangelist Bradford
eaid in part:
"Peoplo in Christian America have
accepted tho old pagan theory of own
ership until wo hardly recognize
.God's ownership. Tho pagan theory
was that Clod was an impersou
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"How should we spend $50,000 for
Improving Our Community?" will bo
the C. E. subject for Sunday evening,
Feb. 18, at 0:30 p. m. Everybody, old
and young, Invited to attend and holp
make this a worth whilo mooting. This
is tho regular topic to bo considered
by C. E. young peoplo everywhere.
At 11 a. m. the pastor will preach
on "The Captain of Our Salvation,"
and tho quartet will sins, "Tho Angels
Song," by Shelley.
The February meeting ol tho Mis
TRY SULPHUR ON
AN ECZEMA SKIN
Cost Little and Overcomes
- Trouble Almost Over
Night .
slonnry society will be at Hie home
Cod and that personality was neces-jof Mrs. John Koborts, on. Wednesday,
sary to ownership, tbereforo God 'Feb. 21, 2:30 p. m. A good program
could not own nnd man was the owu-ion Korea and the American Indians is
.Any creaking out of the skin, even
fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying Mentho-Sulphur,
declares a noted skin specialist. Be
cause of its germ destroying properties,
this sulphur preparation instantly brings
case from skin irritation, soothes and
heals the eczema right up and leaves
the skm clear and smooth.
It seldom fails to relieve the torment
without delay. -'Sufferers ' from -skm
trouble should obtain a small jar of
Rowlcs Mentho-Sulphur from any
good druggist and use it like cotd
cr. Will we assume that God has
made ample provision for mcu and
nature, and left the highest concep
tion of his creation, tho church, un
provided for?
"Do we owe God a definite debt,
or is it a hit or miss proposition of
'glvlug all we can?" For many years
we have preached some proportion
for God. What is tho ouly propor
tion mentioned In the Bible?
"Abraham paid tho tithe. His
grandson, Jacob, made a vow to pay
the tltho. Was It a coincidence that
Abraham and Jacob paid tho same
amount? There was no written law.
Tho law -was not written for GOO
years after. H was certainly tho pre
vailing custom of the ages handed
down through the patriarchs like
marriage, the home, sacrifice and
other laws. The nations of antiquity
without exception paid the titho to
their deities. Did it just happen so?
"All we aro asking Is to be Just as
fair and square with God as wo are
with men. The title is the Lord's.
It is holy until the Lord and we are
going to pay him, not because he
needs It, badly as he does neet it, but
because It is His. If men violated
their stewardship obligations to
their government ns they do to God,
most of them would be in Jail.
"Tho financial system In our
churches is a failure because it is
'man made." Instead of paying ourj
God what we owe him. we are giving
Him according to some man made
RVHtnrn nllH In Rn rinlnfi. WO Cheapen
tho church in tho eyes of tho com-
munlty."
being prepared. As this ia tho annual
election of officers a full atl'm lan-o
is doslrcd. All ladles ara conliar.y in
vited. "
The "Helping Others" class, whl;!i
is composed of tho older high schu l
girls, was entertained at supper and
Valentino games by the teacher, Mrs.
Angell, on Tuesday evoning. Tho
election of class officers resulted us
follows:
President, Elva Caster; vice presi
dent, Mildred Bolz; secretary, Elslo
Edwards; treasurer, Edna Hlldebrand.
It was decided to hold monthly
meetings with a supper, on the gen
eral plan of the Westminster circle.
LIBERTY
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The Colonial
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NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE
ARRIVING DAILY
Our Lines Are Complete in Every Department
Mellow n moonllM.
nnd nm tlttitiir lor
memorable uccanlonn.
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notice
A business meeting of the Modford
National Hiflo association will bo held
Thursday evening, February 15th, at
the Public Library. All Interested in
marksmanship are cordially Invited.
278 H. A. CANADAY, President.
"OGAN'S Tan Jar
chocolates arc an
exclusive sort sought
out by those who pre
. fer the' emphasis on
quality.'
ftl.SO the Itamil
wilfrfvfr Iher
good candy.
NEW SPRING COATS AND CAPES
In Polo, Camel Hair, Ormadnle and Vnvalino
$12.75 to $61.50
NEW THREE PIECE SUITS
In Twill, Silk Epongc and Canton Crepe
$37.50 to $61.50
NEW SPRING DRESSES
In Taffeta, Flat Crepe, Silk Eponge, Printed
Crepes, Uatine, Wool Crepe and Gingham
$5.00 to $57.50
OUR NEW LINE OF UNDERWEAR
is most complete
Gowns, Teddys, Vests, Stepins, and two-piece
suits in Plessc Crepe, Voile, Cotton Crepe, plain
and fancy Sateen. 60 to $2.25.
SEE OUR NEW KICKERNICKS
Bloomers made to fit and outwear any other
Sateen Bloomer made. Once worn, always worn.
All sizes, 75 to $1.25.
They also come in silk in all shades, $5.50, $6.50
NEW SPRING SKIRTS
In Plaids mid Stripes, both pleated and plain
models, $5-00 to $8.75
NEW NECKWEAR
.In all new styles, wide and narrow Berthas, Collar
and Cuffs for the Sweaters, separate Collars and
Vests.
A MOST COMPLETE LINE OF HOSE
In Silk, Lysle, Cotton) Wool and Silk and Wool
Silk Hose at $1-10 to $5.50
Lysle Hose at : 75 to $1.00
Cotton Hose at 35 to 50?
Wool Hose at $1-10 to $3.65
Silk and Wool Hose at $1.35 to $3.50
Darnless Hose for children 25 to 35
Filet, Irish, Cluny and Val Laces, Blouses, Purses,
Gloves, Beads, Ear-rings, Combs and Bracelets.
WE SPECIALIZE IN STYLISH STOUT ,
Dresses, Petticoats, Corsets and Braissieres. , Wc
also have Corsets and Brassieres for every figure.
Fitting and alteration Free.
Complete Line of Dry Goods and Notions
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See the BUR ANT and STAR
Exhibit at the Auto Show
omorrow, February
1 7 th
HELD AT THE
MA
SON MOTOR GO
30 N. HOLLY ST., MEDFORD
Medford's initial showing of
"The most talked of car in America"
C. W. BARRETT
CHARLIE BROWN
A. R. MASON