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CAGE FOUR AAHLANtt TIDINGS. MMHMIimOIMHHHHIIMHMIMMIMMM jj n fic Social Realm I The Baptist charity dinner Riven at ' the cafeteria today was well attended. The dinner served was iar excellence, tlelic ions chicken with all of the other th'mps that so to make up a good din ner beins served. It was for the ben efit of an ased couple in this city. Too mnrh credit cannot be given" to the. Raf.'tist Ladies' Aid for this truly charitable and Christian work. Mrs. K. X. Smith, assisted by Mrs. H. J. Boyd and Mrs. John Beaver, en tertained Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss Maud Hawley, who recently returned to Ashland after spending a year in Kalispell, Mont. The time was pleasantly passed with embroid ery. Light refreshments were served. The guests were Mesdames G. W. Ben" frtict, Boy hale, (i. T. Salsbnry, Mark Smith, Gormau, Frank Swingle, A. l. Peachey. Shafer, G. C. McAllister. Morgan, Xewton, C. O. Porter, O. V. Iang, Vv. B. Holmes, O. L. Youug. W. M. Barber. George Anderson, J. X. Dennis, J. 8. Kspy, Leah Caldwell, .lohn Patty, Beebe, Misses Hawley, Nettie Morgan. Jessie Xewton, May Ht-nedict, Blanche Salsbury. heard, the door was thrown open and they filed up to the second floor, where there is a spacious room for dancing. A fine electric piano was used for music. Five hundred was played by way of other amusement and Mrs. V. Frulan and Mrs. J. Mc Bae were fortunate in the game, for vhich they received prizes of hand-paintc-d china. Delicious refresh ments were served and the guests lingered until the wee strr.U hours of the morning. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Poor, Mr. and Mrs. J. McRae, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foltz, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. D Jones, Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hale, Mr. anl Mr?.. W. Frulan, Mr. and Mrs. R. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Shutts, Misses Fern Murphy, Ruth Hadley, and Ruth Purkeypile from Medford were present. THE CLUB Mesdames Albert, Johnson, George Van Natta, J. S. Smith, J. W. Bruner, W. H. Wenner, D. R. Mills and Wil Ham Mathes were the hostesses who entertained the Aid Society and Tea cup Club at the home of Mrs. Albert Johnson Wednesday afternoon. Re freshments were served and Mrs Reed gave a reading selection. lloiiMeual'llling. A jolly crowd wended their way Saturday evening to the beautiful newly bought home of Mr. and Mrs Alex Livingston on Main street. They gave the first knowledge to the surprised by siuging a lusty chorus, "We're Here Because We're Here" and "We Won't Go Home Till Morn ing." Mr. and Mis. Livingston wero not bo easily overcome, however, and pretty Boon a grand march was The new conforming pard on the FITS-U MOUNTING Ler !tt: Made up Willi any size and any ; shape lens, right in our ,T own sbop. H. L. Whited's Ocularium Happy GntlierinK at Siskiyou School. It was on a November Sunday af ternoon that some forty people gath ered at Siskiyou school house in Dis trict 38 for an afternoon with the stereopticon and music. Surely the stickiest sort of mud and long miles were no hindrance in the minds of those from the other side cf the district, for they walked there fam ilies and men from the Siskiyou camps came down the mountain, and Steinman patrons toiled up the hills in order to be there. The pictures of British Amema and of Alaska were eeautiful ones, and the lantern from the county su perintendent's office showed them "magically" under Mr. Ussher's skill. Even the babies gazed at them in silent wonder. Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Bennett talked most entertainingly of the great Alaskan land, for several years spent there had given them funds of inter esting experiences Music given by Mr. DolIarhicV.i fine victrola was interspersed through the program and was such a treat that we had more and more. The sun was gone behind the hills by the time every neighbor had greeted every other neighbor and the last ones had strolled away, leaving the prim little school house again to the forest quietness. , Parents, if yoa wlsn your chll dren to receive individual instruction you should arrange to' place them In Mrs. Hardy'a private school.' Call be tween 4 and 5 o'clock. . 37-tf I IHH I I m -H 4"M i IHHW I AshIand-Mecifo?cl Attto Line Beginning Saturday Morning, Nov. 21st Operated by the Hall Taxi Co., Medford. Pbone 100 AndJ). D. Good & Son. Ashland, Phone 149 Faro one way between Medford and Ashland 50c Fare one way between Medford and Phoenix 25c Fare one way between Medford and Talent 30c Fare one way between Ashland and Talent 25c Fare one way between Ashland and Phoenix 30c Fare one way between Phoenix and Talent ; 10c No reduction for round trip. Passengers between stations will be charged fare from last sta tion left by auto. Time between Medford and Ashland, 34-minute Bervice. ComHttiit chnuffours. Easy riding. Eight and twelve passen ger autos. Good comfortable robes. ' Seven round trips dally except Sundays. No regular schedule on Sundays. Medford stations Hotel Medford, Hotel Nash and Medford pharmacy. Ashland stations Crowson's Confectionery, Oregon and Ashland Hotels. Talent station It. T. Luke's Confectionery. Phoenix station Phoenix Mercantile Co. ' Northbound Leaving Time Ashland 7:30 a. in. Talent 7:45 a. tn. Phoenix 7:52 a. m. ', Ashland :30 u. in. Talent 9:45 a. m. Phoenix 9:52 a. m. ' Ashland 1:00 p. ni. Talent 2:05 p. m. Phoenix 2:12 p. m Ashland 4:30 p. ui. Talent 4:45 p. m. Phoenix 4:52 p. m. ! Ashland 7:00 p. m. Tulent 7:15 p. m. Phoenix 7:22 p. m. Ashland 9:00 p. in. Talent 9:15 p. m. Phoenix 9:22 p. m. Ashlund 11:45 p. in. Talent 12:00 p. ru. Phoenix 12:07 p. m. ! Southbound Leaving Time Medford X:30 a. ui. Medford 10:30 a. m. Medford 1 :00 p. ni. Medford 3:30 p. in. Medford 6:00 p. in. Medford 8:00 p. m. Medford 11:00 p. m. Phoenix 8:4 2 a. m. Phoenix 10:42 p. m. Phoenix 1:12 p. m. Phoenix 3:42 p. m. Phoenix 6:12 p. ra. Thoenlx 8:12 p. m. Phoenix 11:12 p. ra. Taleut ' 8:49 a. m. Talent 10:49 a. m. Talent 1:19 p. ra. Talent 3:49 Talent Talent Talent ll:19 ra. 6:19 p. m. 8:19 p. m. p. m. T The Pleasant Hour Club met with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Biegel last Friday evening, the ladies having invited each of their husbands to attend. About forty-five were present. A pro gram pf music and readings was given and the hostess, with the aid of a com mittee, served delicious refreshments. Everyone reported a pleasant evening The gentlemen wished that they might be the guests of their wives a little oftener at such occasions. Study Club. On Thursday of last week the Union Missionary Study Club held a most profitable meeting at the home of Mrs. W. W. Caldwell. Ilrs. Har ris of the Congregational church read a very able paper entitled "Play," drawing a marked contrast between the amusements and occupations of our grandmothers and the recrea tions of today's girls showing the effect of both on the life and char acter of the individual. "What is the matter with our Sunday school?" was a topic discussed, and the ladieB present were not slow to express their opinion nor to present their theory as to righting the matter; the lack of material as to teachers and especially the lack of competent teachers; the want of discipline and tact is the problem that confronts the Sunday school teacher of today. The parents should say "Come to Sunday school," instead of "Go to Sunday school," and part of the prob lem would be solved. Professor Briscoe then presented his Ideas as to playgrounds. Having taken a special course in this foplc this summer, he was eminently qual ified to tell of the good and of the need of a playground. . " A playground to be a success nust have a competent leader and some one who is responsible to a munici pal committee, in order that right and fairness are practiced; that strangers are welcomed and loyalty Is taught, , ' All ages need rest and rec;ealJftr, the children need lplaygroutids,fl;rtie older cnes need a dance pavilion, and the still older ones' need a change of scene and occupation. It was also pointed out that these places of amusement should be under the direction of the municipal gov ernment with a tactful and compe tent superintendent. This paper presented the idea of such places being started in this city where grounds are so convenient" and ample, and where with little expense children and big boys and girls can congregate and with a competent in structor be trained. In this climate such a place would be occupied at least nine months in the year. The club Is under very great obli gations to Professor Briscoe for tne presentation of this paper, and we certainly have something along a new line to think about. Adjourned to meet December. 3 with Mrs. Douglass. Thursday! yovember 19, 1914 MHHMM04HMMHMMIMMMHMIMMMUHI Chautauqua Ladies Have Big Bazaar The ladies of the Chautauqua Park Club are holding a bazaar a tn Chautauqua hall today, Friday anJ Saturday. A look inside the building was enough to convince one of the attractive things that could be ob tained at this affair. Here can be found ideal Christmas presents, made by local people and sold by the ladles of the club on a commission basis This both benefits the makers of the articles as well as the park club. Everyone should take advantage of the opportunity and take a look In the bazaar. It is free. Don't buy un less you pee something that you liko Besides things for sale there is a fine exhibit of paintings, hand-painted china, fancy work, embossed leathei' work, etc., enough of all for the ar tistic mind to find delight in for a long time. Some of the exhibitors are: The Camera Club. Chest.sr Stevenson, Mrs. Swlgart, Nellie Ewan and Orra Patrick. Tea is served each day. A big afternon tea occurred today, at which a largo number of ladies wero present. Bet ter attend for one afternoon. mm Also Friday Matinee and Night, 3:45 a 7:30 Boyd & Ogle's Trained Animal Show Featuring Eling Pharaoh The horse with the human brain frSW feMi.V. r, : -' 1 . f mm Ttui maul wonder i 'ft, fut kinjf of hb race tb workl hn ever known. Patience. kvc Btul kindrte.vo have tmnsforoittl the Jxrse into the marvel of ttwe' $e. -.j-ia A committee of citi zens are invited to be on the stage dur ing this great ani mal's performance to see that no assist ance whatever is given in the work. Educated Goats, Trained Bears and Ponies, Performing Dogs, BucRing Mules, and Funny Clowns. Blay "Lights of London" "Million Dollar Mystery" Saturday Night m TREY O' HEARTS, Sunday and Monday Nights SQ ADMISSION 5 AND lO CENTS i . , - .. , , i Miss Calkins Is giving a course In story-telling and gymnasium for the children of our city. All are in vited. Classes are held Saturday at 1:30 p. m. at the East Side school; Saturday, 3 p. m., West Side school. Anyone wishing instruction in public speaking and physical training, phone 9-P-2. 39-tf The Tidings la on sale at" Poley'a drug store, 17 East Main street ' Political Announcement There seems to be doubt in the minds of some of the voters of Ash land as to the length of time Ralph M. Hedges, who is a candidate for City Recorder, has been a resident. He desires to say that he arrived here in August, 1910; bought an eleven-acre fruit ranch and built a home on Walker avenue. Has moved into the city and is now a resident of the first ward. Needs your votes and respectfully asks your support at the city election on December 15. (Paid Adv.) Miss Porter MILLINER 86 SECOND STREET Dressmaker Home or Day Work. Mrs. Joseph Morcom 203 Second Street. C.S.JOHNSON Does Anything In the Carpenter line Phone 423-Y 52 Roca St. BULBS WINTER AND SPRING ..FLOWERING BULBS.. Lilies, Hyacinths, Narcissus, Iris, Tulips, Allium, Sparaxis, Crocus, Etc. Lwo Gram Seed, Superior Mixed. S. PENNISTON FlorlKj and Seedftinan. r Cor. N. Main and Granite streets I I M tti 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M n u 1 1 1 M i Bagley's Apple Juice j A healthful household beverage, pasteurized and put up In Kn n i tfl r v rurm hv npv nrrtnoua Ahunlnfalv r . i 4 X ,- Mum p i cdci vaiivra. A i, iear, pure juice rrom sound, clean apples. Buy It by the case or T T. can. Always sweet and fresh. A drink for all the family any oionia in. me year. Bagley's Apple;Butter Z Has purity, flavor and price to recommend It for your use as a T convenient, tasty table delicacy. 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