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to believe In HI Son." "A definition
for sin U tn Intuit to Ood." Refer to
Eph 1: 6-7; Eph. 4: 33; 1 Jno. 2: 12.
We t bought u slaves from a mar
ket and (sin) taken to be tons: Oal
4: 4-S. We are bought aa alavea and
emancipated (aet free) Rom. 3:34. We
an purchased for Hlmtelf Acta 30; 38.
We are tealed unto the day of re
demption Eph 1: 13-14: Eph 4: 30.
How much doea thla redemption coet
ue? Rom 8: 32. We are freed eter
nally from aln Heb 9: 13: Rom 3: 34.
From what are we redeeemed Oal 1:
4: Tit. 3: 14: Oal 3: 13; Rom. 10: 4;
John 3; 18.
pralrle, Chateauguay. and Hunting
don, and complete the highway to
Malone, N T.. will be opened July 1,
It la announced.
E. Huber, wood cutter, owna a unique
good luck piece a horseehoa he
found tnalde a log he waa aawlng.
It apparently had been hung on a
limb about SO yeara ego and gradu
ally waa enveloped by the growing
tree.
Riflemen Prove steadiest.
EUGENE. Ore (UP) Teeta In
muscular co-oidlnatlon conducted by
the psychology department of the
University of Oregon showed that
membera of the university rifle team
to athletes In all branch, to mu
sicians, draftsmen and atudenta se
lected at random.
In keeping with vne times Drug
and Toiletries at Cut Prices at J Aft-
To Open Bride.
MONTREAL (UP) The Caughna
wahga bridge, which will link Mon
treal with the rich countlea of La-
LIQUOR STORES
Flnde Horseshoe Embedded
ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. (UP) W.
excelled ell others. Testa were given I MIX'S DRUG STORE.
State Has 240 Stores With
Low Prices Yielding Huge
State Revenue Old Age
Pension to Be Provided
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. fEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16. 1934.
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HARRISBURO, Pa. (UP) Now In
full cwlng throughout the state,
Pennsylvania's 240 liquor stores are do
ing a dally business of many thou
sands of dollars.
Since the stores opened January 3.
under the supcrvleion of the Pennsyl
vania liquor control board, they have
taken In more than a million dollars,
according to the board.
Out of revenue from the stores, the
state la to pay for old age pensions,
assistance for the blind, and other
benevolences, under a plan Instituted
at the last session of the state legis
lature by Qov. Olfford Ptnchot.
Prices In the stores range from 1
per fifth for blended whiskey, up to
7 per quart for bonded and Imported
whiskies, Olns, domeetlo and Im
ported, ranges from as low as 83 cent
per bottle up to $3.50.
In the first two weeks of the new
liquor system, 143.606 pints of blend
ed whiskies were sold. Oln sales to
taled 42.22S bottles. Among the bond
ed whiskies, 3.635 quarts and 8.826
pints were sold. Scotch whiskey
ilrlnkers purchased 3.723 bottles.
Among the higher priced domestic
gins, only 68 "fifths ' were sold.
Sales of sherry, most demanded
amone the wines, totaled 20.868 bot
tles of domestic and 1.896 bottles of
Imported. Rum sales totaled 340 bo:
ties.
The biggest revenue raiser. In the
eyes of the liquor control board, la a
81.90 per pint blended whiskey, which
yielded 827,652 from sales of 14.524
bottles. In popularity, nowever, e
$1.15 per pint blend leads the list,
of which 21.439 pints were sold for a
totsl revenue of $24,654.
Altogether, several hundred brands
of liquor and wines are offered by
the state stores.
When purchaser finds his nearest
store doea not have a certain brand
In stock, he can leave a deposit and
require the store to obtain It for him.
This applies also to brands not on
the price list.
Members of the liquor board say
the prices compare favorably with
those charged by the liquor stores In
Canada, In some cases being lower.
In addition to the proceeds from
the stores, the state la obtaining an
additional revenue variously estimated
up to $13,000,000 from the $2 per -
Ion floor tax on splrltous llquois
which were on hand when repeal be
came effective. To forestall an Im
pending court suit on the legality of
this tax, the liquor board haa agreed
to purchase all these liquors from the
distillers for resale In the liquor
stores.
Other liquors, however, shipped out
of the state, bear no other Penn
sylvania tax. A margin of profit al
lowed for the state stores waa de
signed to remove necessity for a state
tax. but no provision wss made for
taxing; the exports.
EARTH'S CLIMATE
By EVERETT H. TIMTON
Associated Press Staff Writer
PASADENA. Cal.. Peb. 16. (AP)
The aun, under close observation the
world around, haa broken out with
four new spots.
This Indicates, Dr. Beth B. Nichol
son, astronomer of the Carnegie In
stitution's Mount Wilson observa
tory, said today that the minimum
of a 104-year cycle has passed.
Prom now on Old Sol will be
watched as closely as a rich child
with a strange malady under the
care of a large staff of specialists
and aides.
Astronomers and other scientists
n.v i.rnd that Increasing aun
spots presage more frequent magnet
ic disturbances on tne earm, w..
occasional Interruption of telegraph
and telepnone transmission.
rora borealls, or northern lights, will
become visible farther south.
Therels good evidence that ultra
violet radiation wilt Increase, bring
ing better health to nudists and sun
bathers. There is a tentative Indica
tion that possiole cooler weather may
be expected the year round.
A few scientists claim that wire
less reception win be poorer at times.
Bible Conference
Brings Out Truths
To Fit Every Need
(fontrtnnterl)
Each session of the Bible confer
ence at the Baptist church brings
out more of the truths In this book,
which meets every need. Tonight.
Mr. Mitchell will finish hl discourse
on the Work of Christ at the Cross,
which gives us the reason for the
hope that is In us.
Sunday morning Mr. Mitchell will
speak from the pulpit of the Pres
byterian church in Central Point,
and Sunday evening he will speak
In the Baptist church In Medford.
Sunday afternoon will be the final
session of the splendid conference,
and will begin at S p. rn- Mr-r,.-K-ii-.
inni. win he "Our Guar
antee of Salvation or the Culmina
tion of Our Salvation."
Last evening Mr. Mitchell spoke on
our redemption by Christ: 1 Timothy
' 3:4-6: Matt. 20: 28. He msde these
statements: "Ood is satisfied with
the work of Hu son " "Ood has made
u... - Ihrnosh HIS CrOM '
Ltvf.
sisflsMIMIIIsjliHblMs
AS GOOD inside, as it looks outside' Ward
Furniture has to be to meet value specifica
tions! Good materials . . . yes! Good construc
tion . . . yes I "Built-in" quality that stands years
of service gracefully! It's the hidden worth back
of Wards low Sale prices that makes the values
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here, and in 500 other Ward Stores!
Hosiery Value 'j
59 A :
8 brand new shades,
in chiffon and serv
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fashioned, pure silk.
Comfort
Shoes
.98
pair
Women's steel
arch support
"Nightandays,"
smartly design
ed with comfort
in mind. Wide
choice of styles.
Spring's Around the Corner. . .
Now's the time to Sew I
Cotton
Prints
. Pinnacle Prints Printed Batiste!
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Lyke Lace
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..35o yd.
25c yd.
Corselets
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Brassieres
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nicely shaped
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25c
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Service vests,
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Easy Payment
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2-Pc.
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Grand big sofa and chair
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w'A-tauniXtl'UL
3-Pc.
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Sensational at tt! low
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in walnut veneers and
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February Sale Special I
8-Pc. Suite
$74.95
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The "hit" of the Sale ! A Suite that
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American walnut veneers with
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A raluel
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9x12-ft. Rugs
$22 as
Watch these Axmin
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All seamless.
A nrrlnlAitm
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Price goes up March
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Double Deck
i
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