MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. SUNDAY. JUNE 9, 1940.
PAGE FIVE
)
Church Interests and Notices
IVltneurt
Th Uedford Company of Jho
nb'i Witwuei meet cnry Wednes
day it 7:46 p. m. and every Sunday
at 7:45 p. m. at 023 North Central.
All Interested in Watch Tower Bible
tudy are welcome.
The hah el Ion Army
336 No. Bartlett Btreet
Captain Reginald H. Vincent, of
(leer In charge.
9:4ft a. m. Sunday achooL Claeaee
for all. Ben Meyers, superintendent.
11 a. m. Morning worship.
6:1ft p. mYP-L. MUlloect Ham
mond, secretary.
7:30 p. m. Evening service.
A cordial Invitation extended to
alt
Zlon English Lutheran Church
W. 4th St. at Oak dale
Werner Jessen, pastor
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Worship service 11 a. m,
During the worship service today,
which Is Children's day, the sermon
vili be. "Jesus and the Children."
The children will have a part in the
service.
The first week of our Dally Vaca
tion Bible school has been conduct
ed with good enrollment and at
tendance. The school will be eon
ducted next week also, beginning at
8 a. m. and closing at 11:30 a. m.
dally.
Visitors are welcome to attend our
Sunday school, Bible school, or
church service.
Federated Church
Central Point
- Rev. C. ft. Luther, pastor
Telephone 63
9:46 a. m. Bible school. Wm.
Xsmberg. superintendent.
11 a. m. Morning worship. Mes
sage by the pastor. Subject, "No
One Just But God.
7 p. m. Senior Christian Endeavor.
Junior C. B. meets at same hour.
S p. m. Evangelistic service. Mes
sage by the pastor, "How Unjust
Man Can Be Just With a Just God."
Monday, 7:30 p. ra. Mens hour
of prayer and praise.
Tuesday, 3:30 p. m. Ladles' Bible
class.
Wednesday. 8 p. m. Mid-week
prayer meeting-.
Thursday, 3 p. m. Ladles' Aid.
Thursday, 8 p. m. Choir practice.
Come and visit with us. Strangers
always welcome.
first Church of Christ, Scientist
Authorised branch of The Mother
ehurch. The First Church of Christ
Scientist, In Boston. Mass.
Services are held every Sunday at
11 o'clock, church edifice, 313 North
Oakdsle. Subject for Sunday, June
9, "God the Only Cause and Creator."
Wednesday evening meetings which
Include testimonies of Christian
Science healing are held at 8 :00
0 clock.
Sunday school at 9:30 o'clock.
The reading room, which la lo
cated at 414 and 416 Medford Cen
ter building. Is open dally from 7
a. m. to 6 p. m. The librarian la
In attendance from 10 to 4. at which
time the Bible and all authorised
Christian Sclenos literature may be
read, borrowed or purchased.
The public Is cordially Invited to
attend the services and visit the
reading f; om.
Chtmh of the Nsrarene
tolly at First
Rev. Ethel Kornstad, acting asso
ciate pastor.
Rev. Ethel Kornstad will be spokes
man today, delivering the sermon at
10:45 a. m. This service will be ac
companied by special musle.
At the 7:46 p. m. service a group
from the Gideon organisation, under
direction of Mr. Greene, of Rose
burg, will be the special speakers.
Principal function of the Gideon or
ganization Is to place Bibles In ho
tels, public schools, etc. They will
a'so furnish special music.
;nday school, 9:46 a. no., under
direction Mr. Holly Michael, assisted
bv the following supervisors: Mrs.
Ethel Kornstad, Junior department,
and Mrs. Mary Foster of the primary
department.
Young people's organizations. In
cluding NYPS, HI-NY and Juniors,
meet at 6:46 p. m. Directors of these
respective organisations are Mrs.
Verl Michael, Miss Gertrude Nelson,
ai.d Mrs. Fred M. Weatherford.
To all of these services the public
la cordially Invited.
LAUNDRY
SPECIAL
WHITE COTTON PANTS
Washed and
Finished.
20c
Use Our
ROUGH DRY SERVICE
For RmI
Economy C pound
FUlwork Ironed and
Folded '
Wearing Apparal
Starched and Dried
5 Suds 7 flinsee
Men's Shirts
Finished 10c ea.
(wllh this service)
10 Discount
Cash and Carry
Tor Done In MfHj.ro Plant
Coleman's Laundry
& Dry Cleaning
SERVICE
31 South Central
Phone 97
taint Mark Chare
(Episcopal)
Corner Oskdala and fifth.
Her. Herald a. Osrdner. B. D.
m. Holy communion. A quiet
durational ssnrtce without muslo or
sermon.
There will be ns 10 o'clock snore
tag prayer at St. Marks tods;. Med
ford. Oranta Pass and Ashlsnd Epis
copalians WU1 combine In a olnt
II o'clock service In Utbla park at
Ashland, followed by picnic and
luncheon. Everybody lnnted.
strangers and newcomers are al
ways assured a cordial welcome at
Saint Mark's.
Central Avenue Church ef Christ
Central at Jackson
Fred P. Thompson. Jr, minister:
Walter Cra, Bible school superin
tendent. 9:4 s. m. Bible school. Classes
for all ages.
10:99 a. m. Morning worship.
Lord's supper. Sermon. "What It
Mrana To Be a ChrlsUanT-
1 p. m. C. B. All young people
Invited.
00 p. m. Popular evening serv
ice. Sermon, "The Potter of Oalllee."
You are cordially lnnted to at
tend all these eemcea. This church
is patterned after the Mew Testament
church In doctrine, ordinances, and
In practice. Come and worship with
ua
The First Baptist Church
Sth and N. Central 8ta.
Wolford A. Dawes, minister: Fred
Landers, Sunday School superinten
dent: Mrs. Clem Plnley, choir di
rector, Mr, Kenneth Raymond, or
ganist. Bible school 9 At. Classes for all
ages.
Worship It a. m. Sermon. "What
We Believe About Personal Conduct."
Special music by cbolr.
Young people's services 7 p. m.
Evening service S o'clock. The
service win be conducted by a group
of Oldeons from Roaeburg and Eu
gene. There wUl be special music.
Congregational singing. Testimonies
snd a message. It la a service all
will enjoy.
Vacation school continues through
tills week, and any child from 3 to
IS la welcome-
Free Methodist Church
Corner Tenth and Ivy St.
Sunday school. 0:45 a. m. Henry
Paulson, superintendent.
Morning worship. 11 a. m.
County farm service conducted by
the Y.P.M.8. at 9 p. m.
Junior band, 1 p. m. Bezel Oan
fleld, lesder.
Y.P.M.8. 7 p. m. Orace Andrews,
leader.
Sermon by pastor, t p. m.
On Monday evening at 7:4 J the
aunual business meeting for the soc
iety. All members over 16 years urg
ed to be present.
Mid-week prayer service Wednes
day, 7:30 p. m.
The Rogue River Holiness asso
clatlon will meet at the Ashland
Free Methodist church Friday, June
14th.
C. B. Starkey, pastor.
Church of Ood
Haven and Holly Sta.
T. O. Satterfleld, pastor
Dally vacation Bible school Is pro
gressing nicely with a goodly number
attending and great Interest shown.
Church Bible school at 8:45 a. m.
R. E. Chapman superintendent, with
a fine staff of teachers. If you are
not in Sunday school elsewhere a
class and a welcome await you at
the Church of Ood.
The Oldeons wilt hsve charge of
morning service. We expect a good
attendance.
A 9:4ft p. m. the Christian Cru
saders will have a special eenrlce In
the form of a debate. The subject,
"Which la the Greatest Character,
Jonathan or David?"
Evangelistic service, 7:48 p. m.
Message by pastor.
The public la Invited to all these
services.
Foursquare Vtatstde Cbrjrch
700 South Riverside
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Schneldau,
psstors.
Sunday school 10. Clssses for all
ages.
Morfnlng worship 11. Rev. Schnel
csu will be speaking.
Evening evangelistic 7:49. Rev. Mr.
Blown will be speaking on "Gods
Wsy," an evangelistic message.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
svenlngs, 7:45. Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Brown of Orsnts Pass will be feat
ured at this Sunday night service.
By msny they are considered South
ern Oregon's outstanding evangelis
tic team. Mrs. Brown Is an accomp
lished musician and singer. She will
bring special numbers In song and
music.
A hearty welcome awaits you at
Med ford a "friendly church." Bring
the family and neighbor.
First Presbvtertaa
Dr. Sherman L. Divine, pastor:
Hans Hoerleln, organist; Edna Elfert,
choir director.
This la Children's ' dsy Sundsy.
Morning worship program begins
st 10:30 o'clock today only. A beauti
ful play. "Wsntsd A Sunday School"
will be presented by Junior and
senior departmenta. Rev. Engvald
I arson, who Is retiring ea Sunday
school missionary after mors thsn 40
ycara of service, will be honor guest.
Fona Elfert and Mabel Randolph win
a'ng a duet, "Oentle Saviour"
INolte). Infants will be baptised by
the pastor. Come worship with the
little ones this day.
Dally vacation school begins Its
second and final week Monday at 9
s. m. with Mr. O. P. Newton as
superintendent, assisted by a strong
corps of teacher. New pupils may
enroll for the week of study and
play.
Friday. 9 to 9:30 p. nr. our an
nual thurch and Sunday school pic
nic at Jscksoo Hot Springs.
tall Is On Year Electrical
Problems When Others Caat
Fli Them.
Medford Electric
Raiment Medferg Bldg.
rrnn ae
rnlly
Suit 919. Medford Center Bldg.
Tuesday. 9 p. m.. lecture by Welter
Clifton during sbsence of Marlon
Clifton at Onlty Farm, near Kan
saa City, Mo.
No atudy classes at present but
rooms open dally from 1 to 4 p.
m.. except Sunday. Hostess present.
Literature for sals and rental li
brary at your service.
We also have free literature that
may be of help to you or your
frlenda on practical Christianity.
A sincere welcome extended to all.
Apostolic Faith Church
N. Central Avenue at Third St.
Sunday school at 9 a. m.
Devotional service. 10:30 a. m.
Evening service, 7:4ft.
A 3ft-plece orchestra and apodal
choir open the Sunday evening eerv
tce with concert of sacred music
and song.
Services each Tuesday. Thursday
and Friday evening at 7:41. -
Personal testimonies and congre
gational singing, led by orchestra
and Hammond Electron, are part of
each service.
A collection Is never taken. Come
and enjoy these services at a pro
gressive church.
9t. Peter's Lutheran Church
I Synod leal Conference!
Eaat Main and Portland ave
nue. Harry H. Young, pastor.
8unday school, 9:4ft a. m.
Divine worship 1 1 a. m.
Note: since the pastor Is attend
ing the district convention In Ta
coma there Is but one service this
morning. Mr. W. W. Thleds Is ths
reader.
There wlU be no confirmation in
struction this week.
The Ladles' Aid meets Tnureosy.
3 p. m.
Visitor are elweye welcome.
pilgrim Holiness Church
Cornsr East Jackson and Bessls St.
Rev. C. Edwin Cox. pastor
Sunday school 9:44 a. m.
u.i wnraMn and breaching
service 11 a. m. Sermon by the
pastor.
Children meeting. 9 p. m.
r.TVM. at 9:4S. prey-yrayer serv
ice. Evangelistic service 7:4.
Mid-week prayer and praise serv
ice Wednesday. 7:4ft p. m.
Cottage meetings on Friday eve
ning at 9. Home announced.
If Ood had no more mercy on
us than we have on one another,
the world would have been burned
up long sgo."
Ths little home church extends to
sll strangere and visitors a hearty
welcome. Never a atranger but once.
Phoenlx"chrlstlan Church
Bible school at 10, followed by
communion.
At the morning preacning serv
ices we will hsvs Eld. D. E. Millard
of Shady Covs. Brother Millard la
a good singer and a very spiritual
preacher. It will pay you to hear
blm.
Evening services Trill probably be
In charge of Brother Voiles, who Is
likewise a good singer, and can give
a good message.
Don't forget thst the little church
will continue to have regular serv
ices every Lord's dsy.
We hope to soon have that good
Ladles' Aid society, the Christian
Endeavor and ths choir built up to
"pesce time strength" snd working
capacity. Ws have passed through a
testing time and will soon be aa
busy aa bees, again. Coma out and
enjoy these splendid services.
Eld. M. Brownrtgg.
The First Me'hodlst church
West Msln and Laurel Sta.
Joseph Knotts, minister: E. J.
Neumann, Sunday school superinten
dent; Mrs. Elsls Carlton Strang, mu
sic director; Mrs. Doris Condlt Lantz,
organist,
9:4A a. m. Sunday school.
11 a. m. Worship. Sermon, "God's
Ceaseless Vigil." Anthem. "Aa Pants
The Hart," Incidental solo by Mi.
Helen High Pierce; tenor eolo. "At
ths Break of Dawn." sung by Mr.
C. A. Meeker. Prelude by Chopin;
oftertory. Ths Lord Chord; postlude.
Marcbe Rellgleuse.
6:4ft p. m. Wesley Fellowship
Bible group. '
7 p. m. Epworth league services
9 p. m. Members of the Oldeon
Club of Roseburg will conduct serv
ices In Wesley chapel.
Annual church meeting and last
quarterly conference of the church
year will be held Monday beginning
with a potluck aupper at 9:30 p.
m. The various departmenta will
give reports of the year's work and
the district superintendent, Dr. 8.
w. Hall of Salem, will preside. All
members of the church are urgsd
to attend this Important meeting
Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30
p. m.
First Christian Chorrh
Ninth and Oakdale Street
R. W. Coleman, minister
9:49 Church school. Graded
clssses for sll sges. All Men's Bible
cles tn the county courthouss.
I0:ftft Morning worship. Prelude.
Near To Me," Lorens; offertory. "Of
fertory In O." Lawrence: anthem.
"Pounded Upon the Rock." Wooler.
Sermon, "The Wise Builder."
7:00 Young People's Meetings.
9:00 Evening worship. Prelude.
"Thst Sweet story of Old." Stuts.
olfertory, "A Vesper Hymn." Vender-
-riTV' sea
o'
HjearteE (jdjeflrw)
le
I V -
trf - v
ee"
Society
Clara Mary Davis
(Continued From Page Four.)
Ashland Wedding
Of Interest to
Local Residents
The First Congregational
church In Ashland was the
scene of a beautiful June wed-'
ding last week when Miss Es
ther Carter, daughter of Mr.
and Mr. H. B. Carter, became
the bride of Lee Mcrrlman,
son of Mr. J. H. Mallery,
Trail. The Impressive ring cer
emony was read by the Rev
A. Morris Lotte. An attractive
setting of baskets of roses and
other seasonal flowers and ferns
banked the altar.
They were attended by Miss
Laverne Roberson, as brides
maid and Wayne G. Carter as
best man. As a prelude, Char
les Sturgil sang Cadman's "At
Dawning," accompanied by Miss
Betty Dano. Miss Margaret
Ramsay played the wedding
music.
The bride was attractively
gowned In navy blue crepe,
with blouse, blue shoes and hat.
She carried a colonial bouquet
of gardenias and sweetpeas and
the handrrchief which her moth
er carried at her own wedding.
John Barker and Harold
Reedy wore ushers.
Following the wedding cere
mony, a buffet luncheon was
served the bridal party and
members of the Immediate fam
ilies at the home of the bride's
parents.
Later, guests attended the
graduation ceremonies of Mr.
Merriman at the Southern Ore
gon College of Education.
Mr and Mrs. Mcrrlman will
make their home for the sum
mer at Union Creek, where Mr.
Merriman is employed by the
forest service. The coming win
ter they will make their home
In Prospect where Mr. Merri
man teaches.
Both are graduates of SOCE.
Mrs. Merriman has lived In Ash
land all her life and has been
active in social, school and
church activities. She taught
the past year at Central Point.
Mr. Merriman has been active
in college activities, being stu
dent body president the past
year.
Out-of-town guests were: Mrs.
Emma Merriman, Mr. and Mrs.
George R Carter, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne G. Carter and Miss Ruth
Ottoman, Medford; Mrs. C. C.
Hartley, Phoenix; Mrs. Robert
Webb and Mrs. Donald Patter
son, CrntraJ Point; Dr. and Mrs.
J. H. Mallery, Trail; Mrs. D.
O. Roscnbaum, Las Vegas, Nev.
Mrs. Franks Home
From Bay City
Mrs. Effie Franks returned
Friday evening from a week's
vacation spent In San Francisco
where she attended the Golden
Gate International exposition on
Treasure Island.
She also visited with her sis
ter, Mrs. Frank Maples, In Red
Bluff and with her brother,
Jesse Kohn, In Walnut Grove
Cal.
sloot; anthem. "The Lord of Every
Human Soul." Lorens. Sermon, "Be
lieving a Lie."
Calendar of events:
Monday, 9. workers council.
Tuesday. 9, building committee.
Wednesday, a. Loyal Women's class
meeting.
Thursdsy, 9. choir reheersel.
Monday to Friday. 9 to 1 1 :30. va
cation church school for boy and
girls from four to 19 years of age.
Rev. B. J. Robinson
OF PORTLAND. OREGON
WILL SPEAK AT THE
APOSTOLIC
FAITH CHURCH
TODAY
EVERYONE It Cordially Invited
No Collections Are Taken
SUNDAY EVENING PROGRAM
Organ Prelude "Postlude"
BY ASHF0RD
"Fett March" by the Orche.tra
"Bell Over Jordan" by the Apo.tolic
Faith Chorus Choir
d Clubs
President B. P. W.
',.5,
r.vr
' wf
, 4
--V-.fl
V5
A
Lunelle Bussay. who waa in
stalled as president of lhe Mad
ford Business and Professional
Women's club at impressive cer
emonies held Thursday evening
at tha Hotel Medford.
Lunetta Bussey
Installed Head
Of B. and P. W.
Lunetta Bussey was installed
as president of the Business and
Professional Women's club at
the annual banquet aisl im
pressive ceremony held Thurs
day evening in the Hotel Med
ford. Others installed by Mabel
Mack were: Enid Funk, first
vice-president; Nina Moore, sec
ond vice-president; Clarice Riv
ers, treasurer; Vivian Gill, re
cording secretary; Gladys York,
corresponding secretary; Eva
Judd. program coordinator;
Rose Houston and Jacqun Len
ox, directors.
Laura York sang "When You
Wish Upon a Star" and "Little
Sir Echo," accompanied by Ida
Morris. Group singing was en
Joyed at Intervals throughout
the evening. Jacque Lenox was
program chairman.
Tables were beautifully dec
orated with spring flowers and
tapers.
4
Armstrong-Reames
Wedding Revealed
Of Interest locally was the
marriage on Saturday, June 1,
of Miss Ruth Mary Armstrong
and Eugene E. Reames in Lake
view. The Rev. Griffith per
formed the ceremony.
The bride wore a blue gaber
dine suit with white accessories
and a corsage of pink rosebuds,
orangs blossoms and lilies of
the valley. She Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Armstrong
of Lakevicw and the bride
groom is the son of Mr and
Mrs. E. F.. Reames of Crater
Lake highway in Medford.
The couple will make their
home in Lekeview.
Circle to Meet
Tuesday Afternoon
Everready circle will convene
at the home of Mrs. John
Young, IS Rose avenue, Tues
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. H. G. Wortman will give
devotlonals. Seven birthdays
will be honored during the
meeting All members are ask
ed to attend.
V . V
Rebekahs Enjoy
Recent Meeting
On Reports
After the regular business
session of Olive Rebekah lodge
last week, reports were given
by the delegates attending the
Rebekah assembly held In Cor
vallis. Reports were divided
between three delegates.
Viola Aldridge was elected
district deputy for this year
She was much Impressed witn
the business and initiation by
Sweet Home lodge. Rosie
Young, second delegates, gave
report of the IO.O.F. home In
Portland. The brothers and sis
ters and the children are happy
and contented. The matron
Etta Lytell, is highly regarded
by all in the home. At the
entrance to the home a beau
tiful neon sign, I.O.O.F., has
been installed, she said.
Report was also given of the
Theta Rho girls' clubs in the
state, which is a junior branch
of the Rebekahs. The third
delegate. Ethyl Weed, gave an
interesting report of the work
of the Canton auxiliaries of
which she was state president
this last year. Rev. Daniel
Stevens, Methodist minister of
the Corvallis church, gave a
splendid service. He praised
the lodges of America as a bul
wark of loyalty to the demo
cratic form of government. He
said that they can be of great
service in helping to drive the
fifth column out of this coun
try. The fifth column may not
be very strong in this country,
but the time has e o m to
"smoke" It out, he stated. He
listed loyalty, character build
ing, fellowship and benevolence
as four of the chief values of
fraternal organizations of this
country.
On June 17 Initiation will be
held All Rebekah lodges in
southern Oregon are invited,
and any visiting Rebekahs are
welcome to attend. The com
mittee for refreshments will
be as follows: Caroline Lead
ers. Lily Dcmmer. Nell Spencer,
Florence Klatt, Grace Pankey,
Annie Bateman, Telitha Pickle,
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Conger and
Mr. and Mrs. George Bishop.
Pythian Club
Will Convene
Pythian club will meet at the
home of Mrs. Bessie Michlal on
the south Pacific highway Tues
day evening at 8 o'clock.
IV
inJrpnJnu cell aerloa
gives "Losnry Comfort."
j more Is cheep for that,
h lasted t
durability
life is worth IS i
Miss Lawrence to
Wed M r. Bryan Soon
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawrence
announced the engagement of
their daughter Helen Rita to
Charles (Chick) Bryan at a party
at their home last week.
Announcement of the pending
betrothal was revealed in clever
fashion. A bowl centering the
table and surrounded by ivy,
contained ribbons going to each
guest's place. At the end of each
ribbon was a numbered card,
when the guests matched the
cards they spelled out the words
of the engagement. Bouquets of
flowers were pretty at the ends
of the table.
Guests Included Loraine Peck,
Janet Rush. Roy Harrison, Eddie
Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Duaine
Zamerslaw and the bride-elect's
small sister. Anita Lawrence.
The couple's marriage will be
an event of June 20. Miss Law
rence attended the local high
school.
Ream Return
From Portland
Senator and Mrs. A. Evan
Reames returned yesterday
morning by train from Port
land where they vacationed for
several days.
Visitor Leave . a
For Bay City
Mrs. Elizabeth Talbott and
Mrs. Stella Duncan of Seattle,
Wash., left Thursday for San
Francisco, after visiting here
with friends and relatives.
F L. Club to
Delay Meeting
F. L. club meeting sched
uled for Monday has been post
poned until a later date.
OUR REGULAR PRICES
The Cheapest and the Best
SUITS
Plain
COATS
DRESSES
Plain
Plata
FREE DELIVERY
ACME DRY CLEsANERS
PHONE 3(3. 1721 N. RIVERSIDE
a bargain
Beg-Proof Edges trill wes't
break dowa. Worth least
15 extra.
times ss long la
teds. Its longer
Gaeranteed far
At SOe a year
diet lgares ewl
FOR A PENNY A NIGHT
Look at all these ermj feature of the Bcaufr-
rest. lu price is $39.50. Figured over 10 yean
of service, that makes it cost about jaanny a
night. Come in and see for yourself the mxtru a
value in a Beautyreat. Our budget term make
It easy to own one.
JOHN CUPP FURNITURE STORE
Lange Home Is
Scene of Party
Mrs. Luke Lange entertained
with a party at her horn on
South Crape street last week
for her daughter whose second
birthday was occasion for ths
affair.
Children invited were Terrv
Bergman, Lloyd Miles, BUIla
Reaney. Sheila Spence, Marlys
Younger, Fay Elizabeth Vier,
Patty Ann Lawrence. Tommie
Gail, Gay Cashlin. Darell Cash-
un. Dee Ann Falwell, Maxine)
Falwell. Billle Ann Bell. San.
dra Lange, Nancy Da r lens
Lange and Credetis Wilson.
Mothers present were) Mrs
damn Delbert Bergman. Wei
don Spence, C. T. Reaney, Lew
Miles. Bud Gail. Dnnalrf T.
rence. Lorraine Cashlin, Millard
Younger
(Contln isd on Fsge Seven.)
Oes Mell Tribune want ada.
Lemon Juice Recipes
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly
tf you suffer from' raeuastle,
srthruis or osurltis pain, try thla
simple Inexpensive home recipe the
thoiiaanrla - ,.ain - .
of Ru-Is Compound today. Mil I
-' quart Qi waier. auo ins 1U1CO
nf a l.mnn. . i. .
- - - ,11 J . I" U HUUOtV
at all and pleassnt. You nssd only
MutppwuHui two umee a day.
Often within 49 hours sometimes
overnight splendid results are ob
tained ( the pains do not quickly
leave ana if you do not feel better.
Ru-Ii will cost you nothing to try
ss It Is sold by your druggist undsr
sn absolute money-back guarantee.
Ru-Is Compound la for sale and
recommended by Western Thrift
Store and good drug stores every
where CLEANED
and
PRESSED
CASH
19 years.
. . . well,
IS, M.
IS
inmiiiiiiiiiiiiniy
SIT EAST MAIN BTREET.
TELEPHONE I0S
a