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APHLAND TTBrVfiS Thursday, June 14, 1017 PAfiK POVR The FISK Smile the smile of tire satisfaction. This man has found a manu facturer he likes to do business with, who fulfills all his ideas of what a concern should be in its policy and methods. The company that makes !..:! . ...KJ-. .. tot stands back of every Fisk dealer to see that every user gets his full money's worth in mileage and tire satisfaction. y .it . 1 ,4 IB' Fii Tires For Sale By All Dealers The Fisk Rubber Company cf N.Y. General Offices: Chicopee Falls, Mass. Fisk Branches in More Than 125 Cilia In the Social Realm Frank E. Trefren and Miss Nellie E. Smith of Butte Falls were mar ried Monday afternoon by the groom's cousin, Justice L. J. Trefren, at the O. W. Trefren home In this city. Dance Saturday at Bungalow. There will be a dance Saturday evening at tho Bungalow, the coolest place In the valley. Fine music and a good time assured. Come up and have a Jolly evening of fun. Five cents a dance. It mayor and his wife, Rev. Carnahan officiating, with a dictionary as a Bible. The bridal veil, composed of a lace curtain, made the bride an object of envy by all present, while the rest of the evening's program was carried out In the same fun-making manner. All-day suckers were served as a refreshment at a late hour. Children's Day Program, Next Sunday at the Baptist church at 11 a m. the following program will be given: Elks' Tennis Ball. "Onward, Christian Seldiers," by The Tennis ball at the Elks' tern- orchestra, after which a song by the pie last Thursday evening provided school and scripture leading from a lively evening of enjoyment for the '1st Psalm will be rendered. Elks and their friends. Tennis cos-' Song, '"Keep the Banner Waving," turaes were worn. Light refresh- by school. ments were served In the banquet Prayer by the pastor, Rev. Vine, room at 11:30, dancing continuing Greeting by Superintendent O. F afterward until 1 o'clock. .Carson. Recitation", "In Our Father's Care," Normal Alumni. by. Mildred Gaines. The annual meeting of the alumni ; Recitation. "Try a Smile," by Ray of the Southern Oregon State Normal mond Carson. t School will be held Friday evening, Song, "On to Victory," by Sunday Jurie 15, at 8 o'clock, at the home school. of Mrs. D. Perozzt, 88 Granite street. 1 Recitation, "The True American," All members urged to be present, i Ronald Christie. F. C. HOMES, Pres. Duet aud chorus, "In the Army of Jesus," by Etfie and Orpha Oslln. Reading by Miss Barnard. Solo by Thelma Throne. Song by Sunbeam class. Recitation,. "Only a Newsboy," by ChriKtlan Church Notice. Bible school at 10 a. m. Sunday preaching service at 11 by Rev. Davis. Mr. Davis preached a very Interesting sermon last Sunday on the theme, j Maxon Hawk. "The World Would See Jesus In So-1 Recitation, "If," by Margaret Fow- clah Business and Home Life." His lor. sermons are especially Interesting to Recitation, "If I Was Tou and You young people. Mf. Davis preaches, Was Me," by Kenton Denton. at the Christian church at Talent on Class Exercises, "God Is Love." by Sunday evenings, hence there Is no., nine girls. church service at the Ashland Chris tian church. C. E. at 6:45. Leader, Song by Evelyn Eastman. Address, "The Work of the Amerl- Hiss Esparza. Subject, "What Is can Baptist Publication Society," by Reverence?" Dr. Lillian Fowler. Offering for Sunday school work for Baptist Society". Music by orchestra. Recitation, "Do It Now," by Don- Mission Speaker Coming. On Sunday, the 24th. at 11 a. m., Dr. Alonzo M. Petty, secretary for the Foreign and Home Mission aid Hinthorne. Board on the Pacific coast, will Recitation, "Lady Slippers," by preach at the Baptist church. His Elizabeth Payne. theme Is one that should tax the ca-j Recitation. "What Became of a paclty of the church building. If .Child," by Raymond Potter. you are not cure about God's part In j Song, "Bugle Call," by Sunday this world war, come and listen to .school. this sermon and you will be con- Song by choir and benediction. Tlneed: It may be, even against your Another feature of the program will. Please don't miss It. His W'H be a bird chorus by canary birds, theme. "Watchman, What of the J The rooms will be beautifully decc Night?" A thought: "God deter- rated with cut flowers and everyone mines the bounds of the earth and W'H e welcome tf this splendid Chll- the nations. God keeps this power .dren's day program. In his hand." Wednesday Club. Mayor Charivaried. The Wednesday Afternoon Club One of the noisiest, liveliest gath-iwas delightfully entertained Wednes- erlngs Imaginable made the vicinity day afternoon at the home of Mrs. of Mayer Lamkln's home on Oak N. g, Ballenger on Allison street. She street disagreeable last night when was assisted In entertaining by her about thirty members of the Civic daughter. Mrs. Cooper of Arizona, Improvement Club met and charlva- J The afternoon was devoted to mak rled Mayor and Mrs. Lamkln, the oc- j Ing socks and aprons for the picnic easlon being their thirtieth wedding ( which Is to be held In the park Thurs nnlversary. The evening was made day afternoon and evening, June 28. unlovable by a series of stunts, In-1 Miss Patterson gave a talk on the eluding a marriage ceremony of the! Red Cross work and asked the club I to tako up some outside work such as knitting sponges, etc Arrange ments were also made for the Wed nesday Clut and New England lunch eon next Tuesday at the Elks' Tem ple, for the fifty, men who solicit for the Red Cross drive. Delicious refreshments were served. Mrs. Brady assisted Mrs. Ballenger and Mrs. Cooper In serving. All vot ed Mrs. Ballenger a royal entertainer. lU'llcview Picnic. On Friday the Bellevlew Sunday school expect to have a picnic In the Grove up the creek from the school house. The Sunday school will .fur nish free lemonade for the children and everyone will bring their lunch and enjoy the picnic dinner together. A program Is being prepared for the day, and part, of the exercises will consist of sack races and equally amusing Ptunts for the children and amusements for the grownups of various klnde. , " Bellevlow has a splendid Sunday school at present, of wide-awake young folks, and much of the effi ciency of the school Is due to the faithfulness of the C. A. Brown fam ily, who have the Sunday school In charge. Railroad Rate Hearing To Be Held Notice has been given by the pub lis service commission that in the matter of prescribing and fixing standards for grain, hay and other agricultural products and the pro mulgation of rules and regulations concerning the handling, weighing, Inspecting and storage of grain, hay and other agricultural products and the management of public and termi nal warehouses, hearings will be held June 18, at the court house in Port land, Juno 19 at Tacoma, June 20 at Spokane, June 21 at the county court house In Pendleton. These public hearings will he con ducted jointly by tho public service commissions of Oregon ord Washing ton, and all Interested parties are urged to be present and give such testimoney or advance information that may bfi pertinent. It is planned that In working out the grain stand ards both commissioner! will work in harmony. The will be assisted by the Oregon Agricultural College. It Is expected that tho settling of a standard for grain end hay will prove cf great benefit to th9 people of the state In general. With the two commlsnlone8 work ing together. It Is planned to make the standard the same for both states. Idaho and Montana, both grain-raising states, havo no stand ards In this regard. Practically all the grain, under normal conditions, travels through Seattle or Portland, and with grain standards In use Ore gon and Washington will be able to control the situation. r Militia Boys' Stunt Pleases The "high jinks" staged by the 1st company, Coast Artillery, at the Vin- lng Theatre Tuesday evening as a special feature of a "Wilson day" pro gram pleased the crowded house im mensely. The curtain rose on about twenty soldier boys tossing one of their members In a blanket. A camp- fire In the foreground, tents and sen tries In the background, lent the proper atmosphere to the camp scene. Songs, joshes and stunts of a varied nature followed one another in quick El VINING Friday Marguerite Clark In "Fortunes of Fifi" Saturday "ALove Sublime" starring Wilfred Lucas and SPECIAL 2 REEL KEYSTONE COMEDY. A guaranteed Gloom Killer BIG 8-REEL PROGRAM No advance in price Sunday Viola Dana in "Threads of Fate Monday SPECIAL PROGRAM "Shadows and Sunshine9' Featuring JJy fl QsbOMC A picture for both old and young. Chief Atterbury will be host to the childred of Ashland. Children under 12 years free in afternoon and at nijjlit if ac companied by parents. Children 12 to 15 years, ght. Adults, regular admission. Music by Ashland Band 5 cents at night succession. The boys endeavored to put on just such an entertainment as will be staged around many campflres in the months to come, and succeed ed admirably. The company Is plan ning to present a whole evening of entertainment for the benefit of the company mess fund some time before they are called from the city. of Siskiyou county towns, and from points all along the lino as far south as Alturas. The advertising commit tee of the roundup express their be lief that from the advance Interest shown, all expectations will be ex ceeded in the 3ize of the crowd hers for the big doings. Inquiries Come From Near and Far Inquiries are coming in from all over the west concerning the Rogue River Roundup and celebration here on July 3, 4 and 5. Unsolicited In quiries asking that advertising mat ter be sent and promising that It will be prominently posted have come from Hamburg, Copco and a number To Talk Over Jitney Control There will he an informal meeting the jitney drivers, representatives of the rouhdup committee, general celebration committee and city coun cil at the city hall Friday evening at 7:30 in order to discuss the matter of licensing end regulating the jit neys during roundup time. w w. iihi n iimnnninniMi jni w miiiiwiiiiHfiiwii iiinmi p mumiii i i i iwmbm . , v -.l-'-'., -"tr' "-l,vWa.rfUilikl -lilr i-l-jhuii ni ilMtuM I II ill ml I j.ua u yiuil.jlllly College Women's Club. The Rogue River Valley College Women's Club was entertained last Saturday by Its six Ashland members, Mesdames M. C. Reed, Fred Wagner, C. B., Wolf, Ralph Billings. S. H. Palmerlee and M. F. Swlgart. , The club's year book for 1916-1917 had the entertainment scheduled for Lithia park, but owing to the late opening of the season the club met at the home of Mrs. Reed on Scenic Drive near Nutley street. The usual literary program was dispensed with on this occasion1, the afternoon being given over to election of officers, sociability and refreshments. Officers elected were: Mrs. L. E. Williams, president; Mrs. Olen Arn splgar, vice-president; Miss Julia Fiedler, secretary; Miss Grace Mltcn- ell, treasurer. Besides the ten ladles already named, there were present t the fol lowing: Dr. Eva Mains Carlow, Miss Nellie Stone. Mrs. Robert Hammond, Mrs. Milton Janes, Florence Carpen ter, Mrs. J., A. Torney, Mrs. D. E. Phlpps, Mrs. Ralph W. Elden. Mrs. W. D. West, Mrs. John H. Carkln, Miss Julia D. Hoppln, Joyce C. Scarf, Mrs. Clinton McCurdy, Mrs. Myron Root, Miss TheoneCarkln and, Miss Bess Kentner. According to its year book, the club membership Includes also Mes dames James Campbell, O. L. David son. E. E. Gore, J. H. Harrison, Helen Hasklns, Harris Janes, E. E. Kelly, T. J. Malmgien, 8. A. McGavern, Porter J. Neff, F. J. Newman, E. H. Porter, R. W. Stearns, F G. Thayer, Vernon Vawter, Van Gilder, B. N. Warner, Misses Pearl Anderson, Ina Atkins, Alice Blackford, Susan Deuel, Ferguson, Elizabeth Robinson and Jennie Snedlcor. Herralston Alfalfa farm of 240 acres sold for $36,000. ' " Roseburg A $100,000 fertilizer plant may be erected here. t 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 S 8 S U 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 THE UNIVERSAL CAR Authored Service Station All our labor operations will be charged from the au thorized labor charges, distributed by the Ford Motor Company. This is just the same as their price list on parts, the charges are universal alike to all. In other words when you drive your car in for repairs, you can look for yourself and learn exactly what the labor bill will be. Let The Ford Agent Do H. To get the maximum of service from your Ford car it must have careful attentioiTfrom time to time a little "tuning up" to keep it running smoothly always adds to its power and endurance. To be assured of the best mechanical service and the use of genuine Ford materials, tako the car to an authorized Ford agent whose name appears below. Ford agents have a fund of practical Ford experience, a supply of regular Ford parts and a full knowledge of how Ford cars should be kept in order. Ford prices, fixed by the company, are the same everywhere. Neglect of the car and carelesi repairing simply destroy the usefulness of your Ford car. LEE HALL, Proprietor 88884888488888888888888888 8 8 I 8 8 8 & 8 8 8 8 8 $ 8 8 -8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8