.PACE PITI?'
COL F.H. RAY, WELL
KNOWN . LOCALLY,
PASSESJN EAST
Colonel Frank H. liuy, well known
fEASTEMERVP
Mr. CarQ-n .!
L'Qio'.(4mons in keenimr with the resurrec-'
Q fQUALITYl.
ol CORNER J
ownei the Rogue River Elect rl
S UAH lay (Ia and C37.75 solle?
company, which was formerlOl'ie
were strong VTim'is with the viulitlT
yhile Mr. Ccott us organist-director,
deserves greal ciO.it for the iuu9.-:g!
production. H-v. F. U. hcach matin I
a pleat-ring announcement, that the
Presbyterian church of Ashland, j
would give ahi'ir cantata at the l!ap- j
brr home iiriHsioiis.
O J tlon and coutQuiug Christ's ministry.
Condon Water und Tower company
He dispose of his Inter, to the
The music- at nil services wa.f The l'lesbytran church was crowd
specially fine and was remind byUd to capacity yesterday morning for
the regular im-mbers of the church tin' Faster si rvice. Tho church was
choir, which is one of the best in tho beautifully decorated with Faster and
city, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. II. S.calla Itilesg and others folwets and
Stewart. Mrs. Stewart has a rich plants. Th massage by tho pastm
mrnnu rtoprano voice and her solo, was a strong presentation of the Mvrng
"Tho Voice of the Wilderness" was Hope of the ChriHtian, which is based
one of the special features of the. .on the crucifixion of Christ and ilia
morning service. resurrectttn, two fundamentals of Jhe
the other special numbers were Christian faith. The music furnished
solos by Mi s. Irene tlrigsby. 1. T. ' by the double quartet and soloists was
Del.osh and a quintette by Mrs. j pronounced by many to have been
Stewart. Mrs. Crigsby, Mrs. "Wold, 'the finest ever given la the edifice.
California Oivgon l'ower company In
1912.
Colonel Hay made his home in this
cit.P for several months during the
years of 1910 and 1912, and was a
frequent visitor from 11)02 to lit 1 2.
At one time he was vice-president
of the Continental Tobacco company,
whlrti was absorbed by the Ameri
can Tobacco company, and was a
man of high financial standing.
SPECIAL SERVICES
Fountain
Lunches
Davidson's
1 Corner Fir and Main
MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
tho Kapttst choir would repit their
cantata tit the Ashland Presbyterian
church. This will give tho Medford
people an opportunity to hear an
Ashland choir, which many will be
glad to do. (
Tho Faster services of the Chris
tian church were ushered In with a
sunrise prayer meeting on Siskiyou
Heights, followed by largely attended
In this city and valley, and u pio
neer in the development of electric
power in southern Oregon died at
liia home in Huntington. Y near
New York City, last Saturday. April
11, 1925, according to a telegram re-(
ceived by relatives in this city, i
The Master service at the First llap
tist church were attended by very
large audiences morning und evening.
At the evening service the choir gave
, A IVinale Hand It
TACOMA' April 1 3 A woman ban-
Marnic Oieson and J. W. Kirkpat-, l'he concert in the evening was given
rick.
to another large audience.. Tho can
tata. 'A New Life." was almost thrill
ing In Us vivid presentation of the
dlt held up and robbed tiust Fonndasithe 'cantata, "From Sepulcher to
of $60. he reported to the police early I Throne." which gave the choir an op
today. A suspect who is believed to pnrtunlty to present some fine chorus
have been a male confederate of the iwork; also strong solos by Mrs. Kcott
woman was captured after a chase and Miss Huntoon. A pleasing trio in
and Fonndus'. wallet was found on 1 the cantata was given by Mr.. Scott,
him. -i-.-. Miss Huntoon and Mrs. tichardsin.
The Endeavor service in the even
ing was one of the best of the day
.services throughout the day. The
church was elegantly decorated with
Easter and caliy lilies, and other
flowers and the spirit of the occa
sion prevailed.
There were :t72 o: lime in the
There was baptismal at 4 p. in., and
great themes centering around tin
Colonel Hay was a brother of Dr.
Charles Ft. Hay, of this city, who
was called east to he at his bedside.
Colonel Hay was the principal
12 people were added to the church resurrection. Eighteen new members
during the day. were received into the church. Seven
The pastor. I). J. Howe, delivered babes and little children were present
two instructive and inspiring ser- t il in the rit. of infant baptism. '
MEDFORD MATL TTCTDUXK MEDFOTiD, OT7F.fi OX, MONDAY, AVVJh 1.1. 102.1
Wednesday
Specials
Medford is a Good
to Do Your X
P
lace
radin
These Bargains are not
for Tuesday
WEDNESDAY ONLY!
At the Medford Pharmacy
Corner Main and Central
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo
Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo,
regular 50c value; "Wednesday....
29
At McDonald's
225 .Wcot Main Street
Jelly Beans
"Ma, 1 lint man is out here cryinir
again." "Well, what now?"
" 'McDonald's arc selling Jumbo
Jell.y Beans, half pounds' "
4
Medford Fur. & Hdw. Co.
North Bartlett Street
Dish Pans
"While enamel 14-quart dish pan.
Regular $1.00 value, "Wednesday
69
At The Men's Shop
Next to Rlalto Theater
Schoble Hats
iving on Kchohle t I fil
'6.00; "Wednesday "P10J
Another real saving on Kchohle
hals, values to -tU.C
onlv
At Medford Hardware &
Sporting Goods Co.
The Live Hardware Merchant Offers
Bird Cages
Hound brass and enameled, oblong enameled
with seed guard, and without guard; prices
from $4.50 to ?6.00; Wednesday special
25
OFF
At The Golden Rule
Medford's Largest Department Store
Suiting
r
3(-mrh ulaid silitiiiL' "Wed lies- A IB V
t OT
day special
39
At Louie's Cash Grocery
' South Central St. Phone 271
Crab Meat
Sakhalin crab meat, direct from
Japan. Don't miss' this. Wed
nesday, three cans for
90
Thompson's Paint Store
Pictures
Pictures and artists's supplies,
it iiunTiiuu r'i;t-im OFF
10
At The Toggery
(Of Course)
Ties
Latest in neckwear, Red-Devil
knitted ties. See them in our
-window; $1 values, Wednesday..
65
At Lamport's Sporting
Goods & Hardware
At Medford Book Store
226-230 East Main'
Shoes
Good run of sizes in dress shoes
and work shoes, values to $6.50;
Wednesday only
3
59
34 North Central Ave.
Stationery
r
T?n- stiit. iniiorv. rcimlnv Di'icn m LW v
- - r x'-
o5c to $1.25; Wednesday special
25
At TheM.M. Dept. Store
Medford Building
Suiting
School day Biilting, a wondorful wash fabric
for women's drosses, men's, shirts, boys'
bloustiH; 32 Inches wide; regular 29c vnluo,
Wednesday special
19
At Swem's
STUDIO AND GIFT SHOP
Silk Picture Cords
Silk picture cordn, recommended by high
class docorntors for bunging pictures and
mirrors;" alf colors. Complete with silk
tassels and hooks. Very special, per pair....
$1.00
JL
At Heath's-Haskins'
Drug Stores
As Near to You as Your Phono
Vacuum Bottles
A pint Keystone vacuum Iiottle,
corrugated metal case with alum
inum tip cork; $2 never bought:
as jrond a one; Wednesday
93
c
At Model Clothing Co.
126 East Main St. "VALUE AND QUALITY"
Boys' Flannel Shirts
Boys' flannel and khaki shirts,
athletic union suits, caps and
night gowns, values to 2.75;
Wednesday special
55
At Russell's
Formerly Deuel's
Gingham Dresses
umiaren s plain ana cnecwea f7 r p
KIllllclILl UH:riol'a(j n Ul ill y I. UilLl
$1.25, sizes 2 to G years; Wed
75
At Mann's Dept. Store
The Store for Everybody
Boys' Wash Suits
Boys' wash suits, sizes 3 t8 years; snappy
styles, fast colors; each suit is cut full and
roomy; all attractive styles, up to $2.50
values; Wednesday special, each
$1.00
1
At Auto Supply & Parts Co.
hal Strange ,
Cushions
Doc Wright and Chal Strange
Wedge cushions, driver's seats.
Wednesday special
, $1.69
At Mordoff & Woolf
217 West Main St,
Tables
ladies who like to paint; both $,70'
value, Wednesday only
At H. E. Marsh's Grocery
130 East Main Phone 252
Marshmallow Squares
Home - made in a r s h m alio w
squares, Wednesday special, four
for
30
At The Hub Shoe Store
105 East Main St
Women's Pumps and Oxfords
60 pairs women's pumps and ox- ff OC
fords, most all sizes, values up to
$ 10.00 ; Wednesday special Lj
At Gates & Lydiard
Buy Here and Bank the Difference
Raisin Bread
Three loaves of raisin bread. LW If
Wednesday special . f j
At West Side Pharmacy
Main and Grape Sts.
Haas Box Candy
Haas' box candv for Wednesdii
"l'"'1 OFF
ia-v 25
At People's Electric Store
212 West Main Phone 12
Percolators
Electric percolators, regular $1 $0.75
values, Wednesday special L4
At The Model Pharmacy
Corner Sixth and Central Ave. Phone 66
Cold Cream
Half lb. theatrical cold cream, 0Qfi!
Wednesday special
o
Rex Cafe & Pastry Shop
121 East Main Street
Shoppers' Lunch
A s i I i i r -1 j fur AWdiiMmlny shop.
Iirs, 11 ::JU A. .M., to 2:00 . M.,
for -
40
At The Colonial
Southern Oregon's Finest Bakery
Biscuits
Misciiits. a dozen to 1 lit pan;
baked to a froldm brown; an ex
cellent value at, each
AtCM.Kidd&Co.
223 East Main 8t.
Slippers
-10 i;yrs child's and misses' l'.illi- tf QC
ken slraji slippers values io r J'
Wednesday special Li