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CLOSES 3 WEEK
Tlie sewing school being held In tli'
'nrnegio library the past tlirco weeks
kinder the Vocational Trades mil.jii
iiid IiIrIi sjhcol with Hdmund Guinoy
f Portland, Ore., its instructor, close I
'ilday.
Some twenty ladies to;ilc advantiiKC
t tills ureal opportunity to lvcelve
Instruitlon under Mr. (iuiney who Is
onsidered the best designer and
allies' tailor in the l uited States.
Nineteen garments were made as
ollows: Ten tailored suits, fjur coats,
wo onc'piei e dresses, two threfrpiece
nits, and three model coats, besides'
nstruction aiven in cutting and ru
in!;.
Mr. Guinoy has on the market a
inipllfiod chart of his own invention
Is well as the Tenew Sure Fit dresn
uap ami is also the author of several
ooks on simplified dressmaking.
Tho ladies of the class served din
ner Friday noon In the class room in
lonor of Mr. Guiney who left Friday
vcnliiK for Portland.
Guests of the class were Mrs. Wa.le
il' tho. Wade SewiiiR School and Prof
Smith, Biipt. of Medford schools.
Clever toasts were given by the (lif
erent members of the class as well as
alks by .Mr. Gurney and Prof. Smtih.
Should a sufficient number for a fall
lass be obtained and ask for Mr.
lurney's services ho would bo return-
d to conduct a fall class.
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St. Mark's Episcopal
Cor. North Oakdale and Fifth St.
ti a. m. Holy communion.
Hi a. in. Sunday school.
11 a. in. Holy communion.
Win. 11. Hamilton, Vicar.
of I In'
Farewell Tribute
Mr. and Mrs. Millard
Christian Church
The fari'Wcl! reception Friday
vcnint;. ijiven by the membership of i
le Christian t-liuivh and their close!
ionds lor Mr. and .Mrs. 1). K. Mil
.rd was largely attended, showing
le very high esteem in wbieh they
re lu-Ul by tbis eoiiiMiunily and the
:iiversal regret of the membership
i.-ii lliey are giving up the work
The pi'c-Ka.st. r liu-rllli
1'irst llaptisl church start Sunday t
morning under the direction of lr
S. J. U.kl of Portland. Dr. Kil.l has
(he reputation of being one of thej
strongest preachers in the I'.aptist de-)
niniiinalicin In tbe stalf, and imc wliu!
wins his audii uces by tbe force of htej
arguments and the manner in which
be presents the ntcssagi s. He will ad-
dress tile Sunday sc hool at !.-ir a. m j
speak at 11 a. m., and again at 7::i0
t. m. The choir has somu goed music
for both services, including a nolo by
Mrs. Scott, a violin selection by Prof,
.lanes, anil two selections hy the fn-sti-uiiientiil
Trio and an anthem by
the choir.
llr. Ucid will sneak every evening
next week at 7.:i0 p. m., e-icepting
Saturday. In the first part of the ser
vice eaeli nighi during the week. .l)r.
Held will give a short talk on "Pil
irim's Progress" illustrated with
views by the slereoptican. Dr. lleiil
has a lecture on 1 ilgrhn's Progress,
and all who attend these meetings
will enjoy his Interpretation of b.is
great book. A cordial Invitation is
extended to all to attend his special-
series of prr-Kas:er meetings, which
ire planned to commemorate the
taking down of the old church. bt
fi.re a new edifice is constructed in
its place.
Catholic Church
South Oakdale Ave.
First mass Sunday at S a. m.
Second mass at 10:30 n. in.
benediction niter second mass.
Kev. John Powers, paator.
Evang.-Luth. Zion's Church
Fourth St. Htul Oakdale Ave.
Kev. Dr. W. 11, Morenz-Oeser, pastor.
Ues. 51S West Fourth St.
V. Lent: Judica.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Divine service U a. in.
You and yours are cordially InvLted.
Salvation Army
31!0 K. Main St. Captain and .Mrs.
Ford In charge.
Saturday evening service S p. in.
Sunday services: Open air service
10:110 a. m ! Holiness meeting 11 a. ui.
Comany meeting for children 2 p. in.
Young Peoples" Legion service G: 15
p. in. Evening; open air service C:1j
p. m. SUnduy evening aervico 8 p. in.
All are wclconio to these gospel ser
vices. Our phone is 35G. Call us, our
motto is, "Others."
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TALK AT CHURCH
The program consisted of solos by
!::rly Senegal! and Mrs. Kcuugall,
i::trumental solo on a French horn,
- Paul Cedward. all of v. horn re
minded to hearty encores.
;. ". Paul, ebairu.an of the board.
residMl and made a. short talk, as
id I). W. Driskel and S. S. Smith, rc-
rring to the excellent progress of
le church under Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ard's four years' work, of the united
unditlon of Die congregation, of the
I'gard for both of them in church,
ashless civic, war and social cirt P-s
id how they will be missed by a l.
K. K. C'olpb ab-.o paid a bl':h coio
'iincnt to both and in a lew. well-
iiosen words presented ineni won
large, beaulifui; hand painted ami
allied picture of Crater lake.. Ihe
ork of the well known lo-a! artist.
frank Tatterson, who specializes In
liter Lake Views and who is su
rintende'nt of the Sunday school,
iloth Mr. and Mrs. Millard re-
ponded thanking the people for their
ollderful support in the work here
hich made success possible for their
xpressions of love and confidence
nd the picture of the lake, which
Ihey shall ever cherish and love be-
ause it will bring recollections ol
deep and pure abiding faith they
ave in the people of Medford and
outhern Oregon, the many beauties
f this country and the happy days
pent here. -
Refreshments were .served after
he program.
Main St. M. E. Church, South
Coy It. Sims, pastor.
Sunday school 9: 45 a. m. Dr. Frank
Huberts, supt.
Morning worship 11 a. m. Subjoct
of the sermon, "A Mind to Work."
EpworUi League C:30. A study and
devotion for tho young people. Miss
Myrtle llyron will be tho leader.
Evening servlco 7:30 p. m. Subject
of tho sermon, "The King's Mcssago
Vrgent."
Tho public is cordially invited to at
tend all of theso services.
The large audiences which have
been so much Interested in the mes
sages centering around the Cross of
Calvary and pointing to Easter, as
given in the Presbyterian church Sun
day mornings, will hear the explana
tion of the blood sacrifice of .Testis:
how it may mean condemnation, con
viction or redemption. In the evening
the message will bo on the theme,
"Mary, the Mother of Jesus."
The Presbyterian male quartet
whose music has added so greatly to
the strength of the message, will sin:;
at the morning service two numbers
1U fflllnwe- "innna lltu I VmiI flo,l
Savior," a gospel quartet, and "Lead j
Mildly Light" by Dudley liuck.
M. J. Dttryea will speak tit the open
ing of the service for four minutes on
the chamber of commerce, this day
being recognized in all the, churches j
by reference to the needs of civic
righteousness and community spirit.
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gold Hill, Ore.
A Vnlon of all Denominations.
Dr. M. M. Ucid, pastor.
Ilihle school Sunday morninc, at 10.
A. E. Kellogg, supt. M. E. Wright,
assistant supt.
.Morning sermon at 11 by Tlev. T. L.
Tlieumler. Evening sermon at 7:30
by Dr. M. M. Heid, pastor.
P.ible study Monday evening at 7:30
at the parsonage and led by the pastor
Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 7:30 ut the church.
Farmers' Directories
at Bargain Prices
While They Last
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We have several copies of the Far
mers Directory left that we are going
to sell, while they last at $1, for tho
paper binding, and $1.50 for tho hard
cover binding. The formerly sold for
$.") and $8 by tho company that issued
them.
Tho book contains a lint of 4331 far
mers of .lackson and 1413 of Siskiyou
county farmers, together with their
post office address, property they
own, Its location, assessed valuation
and what they specialize in.
It's a valuablo book for tho farmers
as it enables them to have all the
facts about their neighbors as woll as
data about tho counlies. list of county
offices, synopsis of the lawn on impor
tant topics and other Information.,
It's also a valuablo book for the
merchant and professional man as It
contains a list of tho farmers, their
addresses, etc.
Hotter como tomorrow and get one
beforo they are all gone. tf
AMERICAN TO1ACC0 CO .A
Colder Is Prediction.
WASHINGTON, March 17. Tho
weather outlook for the week begin
ning Monduy: Pacific states gene
rally fair in southern and central
California and occasional rains on the
coast and rain or snow In the lute
iiior. Temperature below normal at
I beginning, (ifterwnrds nrar normal.
WANTED
Clean, Cotton
Rags
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First Christian Church
Cor. Ninth ami Oakdale.
Millie school 9:45 a. m. Frank Pat
terson, supt.
Morning worship and sermon li a.
m.
(i:30 p. m. Young Peoplo's service
of Christian Endeavor..', ; ,- .,
7:30. Evening service.
D. E. Millard will supply the pulpit
both morning ond evening.
Splendid music both services. Solo
in tho morning, mixed quartet and
orchestra in the evening.. Also choir
and congregational singing.
A hearty welcome is extended to all
to attend.
Presbyterian Church
Comer Main and Holly.
Kev. E. P. Lawrence, Minister.
23 South Orange.
9:43 a. m. Ulble school. You are In
vited to study the Bible with us. Carl
J. Mrommor, supt.
11 a. in. Morning worship. Scrmoti
on "Condemnation, Conviction of Ilo
demptlon From tho Dlood of Jesus."
Special music by the Presbyterian
malo quartet as follows: "Lend Kindly
Light" by Dudloy lluck; "Jesus the
Crucified Savior," u, gospel quartet.
7:30 p. m. Sermon on "Mary, tbe
Mother of Jesus."
0:30 p. m. Intermediate Christian
Endeavor Topic, "Making tho World
Hotter; How Can We Help?"
7:30 p. in. Wednesday, Prayer meot
ing. Topic, "The Holy Spirit; How
tho Messing Comes."
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MAIL-TRIBUNE OFFICE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Authorized branch of The Mother
Church, The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Doston, Mass.
Services aro held every Sunday at
11 o'clock, church edifice, 212 North
Oakdale. Subjoct for Sunday, Mar. 18:
Substance.
Sunday School at 9:45. Applicants
under the ugo of twenty may bo ad
mitted. Wednesday evening meetings, which
includo testimonies ot Christian Bel
enco healings, at 7:45.
Tho Mending room, which Is In the
Medford Mdg., is open dully from 1 to
5, except Sundays and holidays. All
authorized Christlun Sclenco lltera
turo may bo read, borrowed or pur
chased. Tho public is cordlully Invited to at
tend tho services and visit tho Head
ing room.
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. First Baptist Church
"Tho Friendly Church."
North Central ond Fifth Sts.
Frederick It. Leach, pastor.
9:45 a. m. Ulble school, Avard
Whitman, supt. Dr. 8. J. Held will ad
dress the school. Give him your pres
ence. 11 a. m. Pre-Easter revival opening
sermon by Dr. S. J. Held. Portland.
All members are urged to attend this
and all services during tho next two
weeks. Lay aside other plans.
Violin solo, "Chant Lyrique" by
Berge, Prof. Janes.
Soprano solo, "How Beuutlful 1'pon
the Mountains," Mi's. Scott.
6:30 p. m. Senior and Intermediate
B. . P. U. A large attendance urged.
7:30 p. ni. Sermon by Itev. S. J
Reid, U.D.
Instrumental trio, (al "Tranquility.'
by Busch; (hi Nocturne" by d' Orso,
Messrs. Junes, Hoot,. and Scott.
Anthem. "O For a Closer Walk With
God," by Storey. . j
Hervices each nignt at , :;;o p. in.
during the week, excepting Saturday
with storeoptlcon lecture each night
on "Pilgrims Progress," Special music
each ovenlng also. Come and bring
others.
For some two months the choir has
had in preparation u big Easter can
tata .which will bo rendered Sunday
evening April 1st, accompanied with
an orchestra. This will bo tho culmi
nation of the great Pro-Easter s.irles
of meetings.
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Fourth and Ilartlctt.
J. Randolph Sasnett. pastor. Office 21!
First Nat l Hank llldg. Phone 90S.
Ulble sehoJl 9:45. Prof. N. II.
Franklin, supt. If you think the Sun
day school is merely a child's affair,
attend tho Men's Club class once.
.Morning worship 11a. m. Senuon by
Dr. Wm. II. Hurf.
Morning: Anthom, How Lovely Are
Thy Dwellings, Lord, (Scott).
Tenor solo, Mr. Meeker.
Special afternoon service, 3 o'clock.
Dr. Huff will deliver a great address
on South America, llus subject will
be, "The Continent, tho Conditions,
and the Neew."
Epworth Leagues: Junior 5:30.
Senior G: 15. Miss Gladys BridseB,
leader.
Evening service 7:30. Sermon by
Dr. Huff. The Crater Lake quartet
will sing.
Evening: Men's quartot, Messrs.
Meeker, MacDonough, Canaday, Vro-
man
Tho East Sldo circle will meet at
the homo of Mrs. Miller, 830 E. Main
Tuesday nftornon. The Loyalty circle
will moot with Mrs. Brandon, 211 N.
Ivy, Tuesday afternoon. Tho Queen
Estjicr circle will meet with Mrs.
Kuuzman, 339 Haven, Wednesday
afternoon. Prayer meeting Wednes
day evening, 7:30 nt tho church. Choir
rehearsal Thursday ovenlng.
Mrs. May Jordnu-.VacDouough, director.
SEEK ASHLAND
The time of 10. J. Kaist r's term as
poKtmaster at Asrilaml expires In
Amount anil a civil iHTVip examina
tion will be ordered soon. Tho ran
tUclats who have annouiwoil ho far
are Fred Wagner, old Umo rrjmbli
crin and pfJm,fr of Ashland, D. M
KpuniHW, present money order clerk
in the 'office and for Kevurul yearn
mail carrier in, AHhia'ml and ,MUhird
drubl) nt preKcnt UKMistant postmaster
and in the service there for m-voral
yearn. lioth of the latter were in
tho recent World War and aro younp
republicans.
Ah the Ashland office Is tho next
largest in the county, both in amount
of business and salary, there will no
doubt be considerable rivalry for Hit
appointment. .
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Ed and Silas Smith mndo a business
trip to Medford Wednesday.
Mrs. Carter, county school superin
tendent. Miss llurr, county supervisor,
and Miss Cow-gill, nsBlatant stato club
loader, were visitors at Ituch school
Wednesday. Miss Cowglll showed the
children work dono by other sewing
clubs in tho state. Wo have a good
sowing club and a prospect of a sheep
club in tho near future.
Mrs. Venable and Ivan Brown at
tended tho funeral of Mrs. Anna Gil
Icspe at Jacksonville Tuesday.
P. F. Anderson and wife of Union
town spent Thursday evening at tho
homo of Mrs. Allen.
Tho last local Instlluto of tho Ap
plcgato zone for this year is to be
held at Ruch school Saturday, Mar. 17.
An interesting meeting Is promised
with luncheon nt noon, served by the
ladles of tho district.
Looks like prlng with work begin
ning on tho roads, and youngsters
gathering wild flowers.
The annual field moot is to bo held
at Tulont, May 4, and much U tho sat
isfaction of some of tho hoys and girls
polo vaulting has been put in tho rural
section, so
"Watch your eyes and seo tho Uucb
boys rise!"
Mr. and Mrs. John Contrail visited
Tuesday with Mrs. Snltmarsh.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Jesso Taylor with
James Francis spent Sunday visiting
at Thompson creek.
Margaret Hamilton who has been
quito ill, is much improved now and
able to sit up.
Mr. Knox, assistant assessor, is pas'
Ing his rounds In Applngnta valley.
Next school dance to bo held Friday,
April 6.
The eighth grade Is planning a trip
to some of the largo farms, a week
from Saturduy.
Colas Are Contagious
Coughs and Colds are contagious
and require prompt treatment as they
spread or develop Into Flu ond Orlppo.
Tako no chancos when you can get
Foley's Honey and Tar for a few cents
ind quickly chock coughs and colds.
The constantly Increasing demand for
Foley's Honey and Tur, for three gen
erations, has made It tho lnrgest
soiling cough medicine In the World.
Contains no opiates Ingrodlents are
printed on the wrapper. Refuse sub
stitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Sold
nvorywhern. Adv.
Dirt and Dust
Jo-away wimi
Cook ihe elearrwayf
Elee trie ally
Clean electric heat needs no preparation. It
is commanded instantly at the turn of a switch
no heavy fuel or ashes to lug. There are no
fumes, no stain or soot on utensils, walls or
ceiling.
Anyone who has cooked with the old-fashioned
stoves will welcome the convenience of this new way
its cleanliness, its better cooking and its economy.
This Company gives a special cooking rate so low
that the average monthly bill of all the consumers in
the Rogue J?iver Valley for lights and cooking together
has been but $5.53.
Ask about the low rate3 for cooking at our office.
Arrange with your electric dealer today for an electric
range on easy payments to be installed immediately.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
Many of our ranB customers have other appliances on tb
same meter, and were disregarded hero In order to arrive tt an
accurate cost for cocltintj ard lihtini.
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POWER COMPANY
YOUR PARTNERS
IN PROGRESS
Big Civic Mass Meeting
8 o'Clock Tonight
Near the Chamber of Commerce Building.
D. O. K. K. BAJMD
SPEAKERS
B. F. Lindas M. J. Duryea Paul B. McKee
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DAYS MARCH 20-21-22
To the Farmers of Jackson Co.
We have a large stock of implements for you to pick
from. These are the famous John Deere line. 1
Our prices are right, and our repair service right.
CALL IN AND SEE US
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Tweed and Worsted
Sport Suits ?
$10 a Pattern
Gus, The Tailor
419 Medford Center Bldj.
Selling
Fairbanks-Morse
Pumps and Engines
and
Hayes Sprayers
Williams
Implement Service
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Plump 2(1.1
o. v. myers L i:;:
Tho Truik Man"
MACK TRUCKS
REO SPEED WAGONS "
to N. Holly
USED CARS
That have not been misused
Priced rltflit
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