Medford mail tribune., March 31, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFORD 30IL" TRIBUNE, M3EDFORD,
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ORKCiOX. SATURDAY. M VOOTT .U 1928.
P3TIB THKBB
heard of. Lei us govern ourselves . KlvtV am! "Sw i et He and Bye.'"
iu-t uriiiiiKly and peiul this time; p. in. iluitiaa Kmleavur
in piaver, prui (ut thunkivlv- meeting, jfiihjevt. ' How Shall a
hiK t' i'tl for Uiu giti iu us. Q hrMiitn iIioom. Him Friendf?"
1-eador. Mis Winifred Andrew.
W n. L LIQUIDATE
'".PINE BELT BANK'
"HP1
iliii
I . M holiday
The husiiH'fs of the Vino Itelt
Hank flip eomimny of Untie Kail
was fully taken over today hy the
First National company, whuh
has for its offh-ers the . same offi
cials who hold offiep with the
Klrjt National hank. The First
Nniional lompany will carry on
the business of the former I'iin1
Hell hank, having the full sanc
tion of Ihe state banking tlvpart
inent. The following noli e was Riven
out today by H. . Vori t, exam
iner of the state banking dVpurt
ment: Ai rfinRomentK have been made
with the First National bank of
Medford whereby said bank will j Sunday
nssume and pay the deposit Ha-1 will find
lie iliel .Mbodonary I la lit lM Chuivli
si. Murk' Kpix-oiml. Klder i H. Kredenburtf,
t'orner Oakdale and Fifth streets. j t 0
s a. m.. Holy communion. ) Sunday school, lt a. m.
H a. m., Sunday school. j Divine Worship. 11 u. in. i
1 t:lh a. .in.. Holy eoinmunlon. K veiling serviees, 7:110. .
Win. I:. Hamilton, Keetitr.j l'rayer meeting Wednesday eve-j
nlng. text, Henesis 13: 12: 13. Ab-
AKtr t'reek .Missionary llimtUt . rm .iw.-n...! i., th h.n.i f ia-i
; naan, and I mi dwelled in the 1
j eitles of the plain and pitched .
his tent toward Sodom, mit the ;
men of Sodom were wicked und
j sinners before the Lord exceed
liiiKly. Kzek. U:4. Heboid this
I was the iniquity of that sister'
. Sodom, pride, fullness of bread
land abundance of idleness was in j
Ihe nun! in her daughter: neither:
did she KtreiiKihen the hand of
the poor nnd needy.' Luke
hiitvh of Talent
Ktder J. T. Simmons, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 n. in.
Preaching at ll a. m.
Kveryone welcome.
( liureh of (.mI.
Corner North drape and
t'has. A. Cooper, pastor.
Sunday school, 1 : 4 ii a. n
Morning service, 11 a. n:
livening service, 7:3 .
"Wednesday evening pi;iyc
int.'. 7: 30 p. ni.
JCverybody welcome.
Haven. 1
r meet -
6:24;
are
Itnt woe unto you that
l your consolation; woe unto you
...... , . , I that nre full, for ve shall hun-
l ull .npel Ch.ml, . W1IA , Vou that laugh
(oiner Newtown and Main. ' , .. i arv societies of
sctiooi, U:4.ri. tome, you
a class that will suit
Keinembcr the joint pre-Faster
services every evening this week
in the Christian church at S
o'clock. Joint y o u n k people'
prayer service will also be held
at the same place at 7:30 p. m.
O
First McHhhIUi FpiMinl I'liiuvli
T. 11. iVinple. li. I)., minister.
Residence :.'7 North tbange, phone
3.1L.
Morning worship ut 11, subject.
"The Hi vine Art of Forgiveness."
K ening worship at S, subject.
"( 1 rare Without Limit." Kpworth
League at 7. This is a meeting
with life and go. Sunday school
at y:4f.
1 'least note the change in tho
hour of the evening worship. Wo
meet at X o'clock instead of 7 : :J .
1 're-Faster m e e t 1 n g k at the
First Christian church every- night
ithis w
i to be
The
tek except
pl'esen.
Woman's
ONLY 2 TEACHERS:
IN ROGUE RIVER
SCHOOL RETAINED
; HUOfil'K HIVFlt. Die.. Mar. iW
'i The school hoard of Hog lie
Uiver, at its last meeting, Tuesday
i evening, very nearly cleaned house
so far as the teachers for next year
(are concerned. Leonard Kaup.
Isabelle Older, and Alia Tanner,
grade teachers; and T. S. Fast on
j and Frances I'rati. of the high
1 schod will not return,
i Cladys Sundry, domestic art in
! sttuel.tr and F. It. Willert. princi
! pal, were retained. Dellee t lal-
hruith, who had informed mem-
Hers ot the ooani ttiai sue wollio
billtles of the IMne Helt Hanking .every age. j
company as Known on the books l'ie;u hing service at 11 o'clock, :
of the Hutte Falls bank at close sermon by the pastor. j
March lfl, 11HIK. Mrs. Silvia lceiihaur and an
Interest on time deposits will evangelistic service at 7:110 In the j
lie computed to said date- only, evening. K very body welcome. j
and those holding time cert if i-1
elites are herebv advised to nre- Advent Christian Church
now. for ye shall mourn ami
weep.
Come henr the
at 71 tf Welch street,
welcome to all services,
Pass a n il 5 ! ed ft t rd will
osnei mid-year group meeting
pre-
sent sa me at t h e Fi rst Na t iona I j
bank of Medford onor after the
day when the funds are ready for '
distribution, which is expected to
be not later than April 2. l!i'.'S.
The First National bank eon-;
templates to issue Its cashier's;
checks in favor of the llutte Fall.-,
depositors, who will have to call
for samo in person or by corre
spondence upon receiving notite
through the press.
The above out lined adjustment
lias been made possible through
the courtesy and co-operation of
the First National haul; of Med
ford and Win. II. liarker. Sr.
The state banking department
takes this opportunity to express
appreciation in its own bebalf and
that of the Pine licit Mankiim
company in regard to the attiiud
and patience shown by the de
positors and the community at
large.
lrl. tl.no
beginning at .10:30 n. m.. in the
; First M. H. church. Covered dih
! luncheon at noon. Afternoon sea-
j sion will open at 1.1 Ii.
! Morning
j Anthem, "I Will Sing Praise 1'n-
to the Lord" lleyser; soloist. Mrs.
Nichols.
I services in which it has been wuenory. i ne nucm
I - . . II VllllUl'AV.H. Vtru "..IM-
Hihlo KC-hool at !.:4r. a. ra. 'voi-a to pnwni i nn n. , - Vi,. v.'....,
1', ea, l,inK sorvi. e ul 11 a. m. PVor.ls Mom in.- l row. !.n
l) tlio pastor. .1. Spi'mcl- Tilton.! , ', , . I Ant hem. Turn, rm.i Mn"-Si'hu.
is In hnrKe - '"'"'V : beH - Wilson: Kovvonh I. o n n o
Will lie. 1 lie rn si worn riuiui -- -- -- - -
i. noil . ioroiny t. rews, sojoisi.
Offertory. ''Father, Come to Me"
Saturday. I inn ,mt r,.iurn. was offered a contract.
i Mrs. Older Is completing her
Foreign M Ission-j thh.(I ltM.m ul jtogue River, and
Ashland, ('.rants j ,. Ktiun is completing his second
hold dlti.vni. Mr. Willert. Mr. Kaslon.
Tuesday. I mish
filling
spring.
I'ratt. and .M iss Tanner are
positions vacated last
Corner J a c k
s o n
and
1 irsi Baptist Cliui-cli
I W. H. Ka trin, pastor,
j This church points the Chris
; tlan, Presbyterian and First M. F-
0cu , cnurcnes in n series 01 pie-r-;t?.ei
i Colvig Drugs, next to the itlalto
theater, open every night and Sun
i day. Phone 81 ti. Free delivery,
I yantf
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OSTEOPATHY
The evening service
of the young people (all from the
age of t; nn nt lis to !t0 are con
sidered young). This Is mainly a
service of song.
A 11 are welcome to come and
join in our praise service.
Word From
the Cross." and In the evening it
Will be. "The Second Word From
the Cross," the themes being 'The
Divine Art of Forgiveness" and
"Crace Without Limit." At the
morning service the chorus choir
will sing 'lleautiful Words of
Jesus," by Meredith. In the eve
ning Hie Young People's Glee
club of the c h u rch will sing
"Wonderful Grace of .Jesus," by
Llllenas. and the church orchestra
meet at the public library at 2:30 will play "Love's Caress. by
p. m.. where transportation will bo' Hock well and "Carry On," by
furnished to all without cars. All , Muxwell-Borch.
ItiLsiiM'ss Men's Gospel Team.
The Ibisiness Men's Gospel team
will hold next Sunday's meeting a
the Federated church building at
Central Point. Ihe services to start
at 3 p. in. The gospel team will
WILL-BE TAKEN
Interested are invited to attend the
services.
Choir Leader Morton Ferehee N
in Kugene this week and the xonu
service and special music will be
under the direction of Mr. Hallos.
Hoy Davis will be in charge of
the meeting and the speakers will
be .1. It. Hemstrcet ami L L. Jackson.
! First Church of Christ. Scientist.
Authorized branch of the mother
I church, the First Church of Christ,
j Scientist, in Itoston, Mass.
I Services are held every Sunday
at 11 o'clock, church edifice, 2I2I.U.,,
If you are not attached to any
other such group, come to our
Sunday school at !i:4.1 a. m. and
our young people's meeting (three
groups) at 7 p. m. Try our
welcome.
Centra! Point Fcdorati'd Churches
J. M. Johnson, Pastor.
One of the most important les
sons which we have had will be
nth of tomorrow, on the subject,
"Jesus, the Suffering Messiah,"
.Mark 8:27-37. You will find a
wonderful description of His suf-
cherubini: Dorothy and Lucille
Crews. Mrs. MeOeo.
M rs. M a t ie V ro m an H u en ga rd t ,
organist: Mrs. May Jordan Mae
Donnugh, director.
Will Organize
Brotherhood Class
Sunday Morning
The Original Science of
Healing by Adjustment
OSTEOPATHIC SURGERY
of the
Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat
I North Oakdale. Subject for to-
The H. I. L. company will mnlco j morrow, "I'nreality."
a picture in and around Medtoid Sunday school at I : 4 Ti a. m.
next wook. ''Fatty" Layman, a j plicatits under the age of 20
ronietlian well known "ii the screen i be admitted.
Ap-
mny
was in .Medford today completing
the arrangements.
They have just finished n pic
Mure .ut Crescent City and the com
pany will be here Monday. It J
consists of Fatty Lawman, Charles j
Do rely, Nancy Cornelius, better ;
known ns Miss 1 1 oily wood, Joyce j
May ami Charlotte Foreman, stars. !
Till Gabanni, cameraman. Win.
Irwin, director, and Charles llogaiij
member of the stall.
The entire week will be spent
shooting scenes of Medford streets,
air port, lumber mills, theatres,
public buildings and other places
of interest. They will also take
pictures of surroundim: scenic
events like Ko.mie river, Table Hock j
and orchard views.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- 1
day they will be taking street i
views and want to see as many
people on the streets as possible
Members of the company will
appear in person at the Kialto :
theatre on Wednesday and Thurs- I
day evenings in comedy stunts. j
The picture to be made here will ;
lie t-.hown in Medford first and will i
later be released on the regular
film circuits, and will appear all I
over the country. j
Wednesday evening meetings,
which include testimonies of Chris
thin Science healings, at S o'clock.
The reading room, which is In
the Medford building. Is open daily
from 12 to 4, except Sundays and
holidays. The bible and all au
thorized Christian Science litera
ture may be read, borrowed or pur
chased. The public is cordially invited to
attend
read in j;
the services
room.
and visit the
Ion
West Fourth
. W. Dussard.
! Hose avenue
Lutheran.
street at Oakdale.
pastor. Residence,
; phone 12HI-X.
mtu nnPTnn
IO UUUlUn !
j
Sonday school at 111 a. m.
Morning services at 1 1 o'clock:
llbjecl. '"The King Acclaimed."
Kvening at S o'clock ; subject,
('rooked Consciences."
Luther league at 7 p. m.: topic.
i "What Happens Where Young
: People Dare to Follow Christ?"
' Leader, John P.ohnert.
j Thursday. 2 p. m., meeting of the
; I.ndies Aid society at the church;
I Mrs. F. J. Harris, hostess.
Thursday. 7:30 p. m., choir prac
tice. J Friday, 7:30 p. m.. Good Friday
service; subject, "The Finished
j Redemption."
Friday, N:.10 p. m., rehearsal of
pageant, "t'nder the Southern
Cross." to be presented on Kastor
evening.
Vou are cordially welcome to the
services.
recently of : -entered
the
Medford tot
after having!11
e coast for a ;
Main Street :;, 7:, Church Society
W. K. Hay. pastor. Parsonage
North Oakdale, phono SSL
Sunday school. a a. m.
S.-rmon. "Lord Is It I ?" 11
m. The communion service.
Kpworth League, 6:30 p. m.
Sermon. "Finality Street." 7:30
Pre-Kastor services the follow-
lira y
Dr. P. L. licit meye
Portland, this week
professional field of
carry on his practice,
made a survey of th
location.
Dr. 1 lei tin oyer's homo was for
mei'ly Louisville, III., anil he giad
uated at the Stale I'nivcrsity of 1 itig nights at 7:3":
Illinois in 1!23. After graduating Tuesday Sermon,
he entered Hush Medical college, t attorney.
Chicago where, during his four Wednesday Sermon, Phil Hote-
years, he not nly carried on (lie j by. mill foreman,
regular course, but conducted some) Thursday Sermon,
research ami experimental work, ; Roberts, dentist.
Ho .spent the past year at the Good t Friday Sermon, the pastor con-
Samaritan hospital in Portland. chides.
Dr. Heitmeyer will give speci:il, Wo nre approaching the great -
attention to urological diseases ami 'est event in the world's history
will be associated with the South- for were it not for Faster, Christ
ern Oregon clinic. hn:i, Thanksgiivng nor any other
Dr. Frank
Varitose Veins Reduced or
Money Back Say Druggists
The men of the First Methodist
church will reorganize the Men's
Hrotherhood class at the church
Sunday morning at 0:4li. All men
of the church and other men in
terested, who are not ati ending
elsewhere, are requested to be pres
ent and become members of the
class.
There will be special music and
features each Sunday that will in
terest men. whether members of
any church or not. Why not spend
lit llMIKt OMA llllllf 111 H.n ull.,1,. ,.f
ferings recorded in Isn. 53. Read j, mm,, ,i ,t . ,i., 1 ..
too. The memory verse word 1 A , . ,.1,1,,,., .t... ..,.i.,,ii u , e ,i.n
community and the betterment of
for the day is "Life." Please have
a verse ready. Sunday school opens
at !t:4r. living your bible.
The morning service in the
church will be held as the opening
of the week's special meetings, ami
the beginning of the now year. The
sermon will be addressed specially
to the leaders of the church; and
a consecration of leadership of the
church will be n part of the serv
ice. Charles Hezmalhaleh will be
ordained deacon. Good music wilt
be a part of the services, always.
The young people will meet at 7
o'clock in the evening, and the
leaders will direct the ftervices so
as to enlist the whole company of
Kndeavorers in t he special work
of the week, and to help bring any
who ha ve confessed Christ to a
decision at the celebration of the
resurrection. He one of our fine
company of young people, if you
can. We need you.
Firs! Christian Church
Ninth and Oakdale streets. Car
men K. Mell, minister. Office
and pastor's study in the church,
phone 1 007. Residence phose,
KK!7.
Services Sunday mark the be
ginning of the special pre-Faster
consecration meetings to be held
in this church co-operatively with
other churches In the city. Morn
ing sermon. "The Divine Art of
Forgiveness. " Kvening subject,
"Grace Without Limit." The same
subjects are being used by the
th.ee other pastors participating
In the special services.
HcKinning Monday evening at 8
o'clock the union meetings will
be held every night during the
week, excepting Saturday. The
different pastors will preach. The
general public is urged to attend.
These services will lead up to a
great climax on Kastor Sunday in
each of the churches.
Faster will be well observed by
Ibis church, special sermon topics
and music will be presented.
Kveryone should be in Hi hie
school this Sunday. The goal for
attendance In 500.
The Christian Kndeavor groups
Invite all young people to meet
with them Sunday evening.
"Test Our Welcome."
humanity.
Clarence Meeker is having
charge of the nrKnnization details
which inaureH the nuureuH of the
class nnd guarantees excellent pro-gruniH.
Sky High Farce
Next at Rialto
The oulstiindliK; ruccosr Hoorod
by Cilcnn Tryou nnd PutHy Kuth
MUluv in "I'ninliiiK tliu Town," re
sulted in In; ilhiHU'ioim pair liclnx
cn-Htnned In "A Hero for n NlKhl,"
which oonii'H to the Kiulto theatre
tomorrow.
It Is even more luiiKliablc than
the first opus and will establish
a new hlKh water mark for other
comedy teams to shoot at. Tryon
is a self-mude, wlseeraekinK avia
tor, who flies to Kussiu by mistake
to show his Kill friend how Kood
he is. Patsy Kuth .Miller is the
?iii, who eventually aKrees with
him 011 tiiut point and Heveral others.
R. Rchonlncer used piano, JlSfi;
$10 down nnd $10 monthly. I'al
mer Musie House. 2"
a Today
1 ilfLTOl
This Simple Home Treatment
Giving Amazing Results
: all
The world lu-ncrey-ps. Tod,
monts that took weeks to treat c;
now be ended in a few days.
you have varicose veins or bunches'
you can start today to bring them
hack ti normal sr.;e, and if ymi arc
.t ise you will do so.
.lust g-t an orlL-iri.it bottle of
Moone's Fmerald Oil at anv dis
pensing pharmacist and apply it
night and moininc to the enUm-''!
v- in-. It is very powerful and pene
trating, and nnty a little is repaired.
After a f(jS) days tientnont th
Vein will hYln to grow smaller
nnd by regular use will soon reduce
to normal.
M o n n eK n m e r a I d Oil is also a
marvelous healing aeent.
One application (jVr instance
stops the itching of eczema, and a
f'-w apphV .tlions cause '.he erup
tions to dry up. scle off and rom-
jf pb tejy disappear. It is eUiiHy
ffect ive in harheiV itch, fait
rheum, r'-dness and inflammatory
skin trouble.
Pent de who wanro reduce vari
cose vein-, or get rid of eczema,
ulcers or rules, in a few days should
not hesitato to got n bottle fit one-.
It is so powerful 4hat a small bot
tle Ii: a bmg time. Any phar
macy can supply you. Heath's and
Wevt Sid-- Pharmacy fe lots of it.
ItetMilar users of Momie' Kmer
ahl oil shmild buy the new hospital
size It'a more economical.
Presbyterian Not Uvs
Itible school :45 a. m. Every
rl e part men t is wel lorgani.ed and
growing. You will find profit
and pleasure by regular attend
ance on some class If you attend
nowhere else.- Help us reach the
record mark by Kastor. Veil O.
Walker, su peri n tendon t.
11 u. in. 1 inn in i hiiii
and HhouM be a fitting prepara
tion to the glory and inspiration
of Faster. Sermon, "The Divine 1
Art of Forgiveness." based on thej
text "Father Forgive Them, inn
They Know Not What They Do."i
t'hildren's sermon, "An Kver,
Iteady." j
Music Organ prelude, "Noc-
turne op. n No. 2 Chlponl
Solo. "The Palms" Faure j
(ieorge Maddox. i
Offert'W. "ItiTceuse in A
Defbruck
Anthem, '(.'oine Unto Me Ye
Weary."
Mixed quartette. 1
Post hide in C Hankins
H p. m. Sermon, "flrace With
out IJmit" or "The Thief on the
t 'row."
oiKar.O'oluntary, "NarclssuB''....
Nevln
Powtlude Ash ford
The organ will play one or two
old cospel hymns in variation.
r
it s a wow:
Tom Mix
In the Fastest, Wild
est Western Ro.
mance Yet
A HORSEMAN OF
THE PLAINS
TOMORROW
ONE DAY ONLY
Another
Big Flight iifa
of Laughter ':t'-
Glen Tryon
with
Patsy Ruth Miller
Si.
A j
Hero jf
fnr a I !
NightJIi
WHKX "VOC WANT
LUMBER
CAM.
TROWBRIDGE
QLIMHEH YARD
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Osteopathic surgery is, as radical
In its departure from old-school
surgery as the basic science and
art of osteopathy are from those
of drug therapy. Naturally so, for
one would expect the child to
follow in the footsteps of the par
ent. H Is true not only of the
ories and methods, but also In re
hu Its obtaineo. And in no field
has this been proved more em
phatically than that of head sur
gery, dealing with conditions af
fecting the eye, ear, nose and
t h roa t .
In the first place, osteopathic t
surgery is conservative. Kvery
moans is used to prevent needless
operations. Osteopathy has saved
many a man nnd woman from the
knife. Not all "bad" tonsils are
diseased. , It e s o a r e h work has
proved that no one can t 1 1 the
condition of the tonsils merely bv
looking in the throat and that 7f!
per cent of all tonsils removed
were not diseased and, therefore, i
could and should have boon loft
in, had conditions been properly
diagnosed nnd treated.
r'i But when once a part Is so ills
cased that it Is hopelessly beyond
repair, it becomes a menace to the
rest of the body and miiHt be re
moved. Many cases of rheuma
tism" (as tt Is vaguely termed)
are traceable to diseased tonsils.
Deafness may be due to (rouble in
the nose, such as a growth or de
flected septum.
The work of the osteopathic
surgeon is not done with the oper
ation. He follows- it with osteo
pathic treatments to prevent ad
hesions, roeurroneoH ami any one
of the number uf other complica
tions that may threaten, as well
as to hasten recovery. It Is an
established fact that osteopathic
care following any operation, no
matter how large or small, will
shorten the time back to health.
The osteopathic surgeon there
fore seeks the cause and makes
Mire of his diagnosis. Ho then
proceeds to eliminate the cause by
non-surgical means, tf possible, and
if not, then by the use of such
means ns will cause the least loss
of blood, the least shock, and the
quickest recovery.
Dr. A. T. Still, the founder of
osteopathy, had been a practicing
nhvhician and surgeon of the old
school when the Civil war broke t
out. His experience as such and
as a medical officer In the I'nion
army convinced him that medicine
was on the wrong track. And so
he experimented in the laboratory
and out. studied the human body
as an expert watchmaker studies I
the rinest watch, until he evolved
osteopathy. He offered his find
ings to his brethren in the medi
cal orofession. but they repulsed
him and called him crazy, as theyj
did Koch, the propounder of the
germ theory. Since then osteopa
thy has established itself through
out the world, and thinking men
and women look to It not only to
restore thorn to health, but to
keep them physically fit.
In a lesser way, many osteo
pathic surgeons have been experi
menting and working to devise ac
curate methods of diagnosing, or
sparing- people from useless opera-!
Hons and of performing necessary!
operations with less suffering and j
torture to the patient, and less dnn-;
ger of post -operative com til ha -'
Hons. Notable among (bene ostoo- i
pathlc surgeons Is Dr. J. Oeason of;
Chicago. After ten years of re
search work he has originated, j
among other things, an almost pos
itive method of determining wheth
er tonsils nre bad enmiKh to come
out. Ho has also Invented a way
of removing hopeless tonsils that
Is practically bloodless and pain-1
less, taking the pluec of the bloody,
agonizing ordeal. New instruments
had to be fashioned, and the after-I
care perfected that spells quick re
covery. Similar work has bren j
done with respect to the ear, eye
and nose. Trained by him. many
osteopathic surgeons throughout
the country are carrying on. the
mission and bringing relief to sat
isfied patients.
What these methods m"an to
the child especially, with Iq deli
cate nervous system, only iie or
she who Is a parent, can under
stand. Catarrhal Deaf new.
Kc- genernUoioi catarrhal deaf-n'-.iM
Ws been treated as a disease.
The result of stu b treatment Is em
phasized by the vast number of
ileHf people encountered. Some,
consulting physicians, have had
their ran Inflated, many more have
tried he countless remedies ad
vertised and sold as cures, but nil
have failed to obtain the desired
, results.
' Catarrhal deafness Is "t-ji dis
pense, but n symptom of liOalion
In the back part of tht nwo or
throat, which cause swelling or
i concent Ion of t he membrane ur
' rounding the Euittacheon tube.
The Best Investment
Has These Three Requisites
Safety
Availability
--Profit
The Jackson County Building & Loan Association Is
SAFE: Over a iieriod of more than 19 years no
stockholder has lost a penny. This form of in
vestment has proved its worth during the past
100 years, and more.
WE)
AVAILABLE:
here or at any
cancelled and
As collateral security for a loan
other bank; or the stock may be
the funds withdrawn under the
Mutual
Local
Your
Institution
provisions of the Oregon law.
PROFITABLE: Xo form of investment having
the same degree of safety and availability yields
greater profit. It lias paid dividends of not less
th an 7 l(,r more than 19 years, declared semi
annually. We charge no membership fees, no commission on
loans, employ no agents. Loans may be repaid at
any lime without penalty. Transact your business
at home, call or write. . .
Money is vailable for loans on improved real estate.
Applications are handled promptly.
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IB! I -'V m M I I II'-' II X I
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NOW
ooks Are Open
for Registration
Swearing in of Votes Is
Prohibited by the Constitution
Register at the courthouse or with your
Local Precinct Registrar
April 1 7 is the Last Day to Register
The only exception applies to those who voted at any
election in the last two years and who have not
since changed their legal residence.
DELILIA STEVENS MEYER
County Clerk.
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Blue Flower Lodge
We Serve Fine
Chicken Dinner
$1.00
A Oood Place for
Partita and Banquet
A PLACE TO DANCE
Reservation Call 341R-3
INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
' A. L. HILL, Managtr .
Phone 10S W N. Central
Medford, Oregon