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We have an unusually large va
riety of Oxfords. The styles are
slender and will make your feet
appear very trim and neat
The ranee of stylo and sizes is
complete just now and we will
be very glad to tuow tuem to
you soon.
The Social Realm
EYES TESTED
Glawies Fitted
Itroken tonnes Duplicated
Glasses Furnished Same Day
Fitted
Factory on lVrmlsew
E. D. ELWOOD
OITOMKTKIST
Medford, Oregon
301 K. Main
Married i'y Ift Distance.
A wedding ceremony by long dis
tance telephone was an unique oc
currence '& Ashland last Sunday,
when Miss Rose Thomas, one of the
well known and popular teachers of
the city schools, became the wife of
Rolert Throne, who Is located in
Denver, Colo. The ceremony took
place between 10 and 10 30 Sunday
evening, when the bride accompan
ied by her brother. A. W. Thomas
and wife aa witnesses, went to the
local telephone exchange. The
groom In Dsnver put the call thru,
and Rev.. James Thomas, a Denver
clergyman accompanying him, read
the service over the telephone In
the presence of necessary witnesses.
The service was distinctly heard in
! Ashland even by the witnesses. The
.bride Is the daughter of A. W. Thom
as of 993 Boulevard, and has been a
memler of the Hawthorne school
faculty for a number of years where
i she taught the fifth grade. She has
a host of friends In this city who are
, much Interested in her romantic and
! novel wedding. Mr. Throne has re-
, cfntly been discharged from the
,'army service, and is now in the em
ploy of a large electrical company in
Denver, Colo. Mrs. Thorne will fin
ish hec term of school, after which
,she expects to join her husband in
Di?nver.
Ilnnqurt Attract Interest.
The Civic Club banquet and
theatre party next Friday evening
Is attracting considerable attention
among the women. of Ashland, who
are planning on making of this
event one of the leading social af
fairs of tle season. The banquet
will be given in the Hotel Austin at
6 o'clock Friday (evening, to be fol
lowed by a theatre party at the Vin-
lng, to witness Harold Lockwood in
"A Great Romance." Tickets are
on sale this week, at McN'alr Broth-
era drug store, and will Include lwth
entertainments at 75 cents. The
committee in charge desire an early
expression of those "who anticipate
attending, so that the number can
be accommodated at the banquet and
also at the theatre.
lied CVom IU1I.
The Red Cross dance to be given
In the Katatorlum tomorrow night
under the auspices of the Brother
hood of Railroad Carmen will be the
first promiuont post-Easter event,
and promises to be a most attractive
Laffair. The reception committee will
consist of Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Carter,
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Vaupel, Mr. and
Mra. T. H. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs.
Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dickey,
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Lamkln, Rev.
and Mrs. P. K. Hammond and Mrs.
P. B. Whitney. Refreshments un
der tlto charge of the Salvage depart
ment of the Red Cross will be fur
nished. Wedded Saturday.
W. A. Freeburg and Mrs, Cather
ine Van Scoy were quietly married
Slijday forenoon at the Presby
terian manse, Riev. 0. F. Koehler
officiating. Only the necessary wit
nesses werfc present at the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeburg are both well
known residents of Ashland, the
former having returned last year
trom Southern California and start-
A man can borrow mon'ey on
what he puts into a home. He can't
on what he pays out for rent."
"I want to iee every wage-worker
own his own home."
W. B. Wilson, U. S. Ssc'y of Labor.
W have several choice homes as
well as bargains In acreage. Some
can be sold on small payments and
easy terms.
Beaver Realty Co.
THE POPULAR REALTY CO.
211 E. Main St., Phone 68
ed up In the watch, impairing busi
ness which he had formerly follow
ed here. The newly married couple
will reslde in apartments in the
Freleburg building. '
"Why I Would Xot Marry."
Coming to (lie Viulnff Wed. & Thurs.
There are two important events
in everybody's life: birth and mar
riage. We can't liielp being born,
but we enter upon matrimony de
liberately. And why? To better
ourselves? To win a good home? To
obtain a servant. To gratify am
bition? To escape drudgery? For
lo? Yes, love is a factor in many
cases, of course, but it flies out of
the window often enough to make
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THE THEATERfiBEAUTlFUL -PANJ J-
HAPPY-THO MARRIED
STARRING
ENID BENNETT
One ol the most entertaining plclura shown In sometime Remember Today Only
COMIETG t
WEDNESDAY x THURSDAY
WHY I WOULD NOT MARRY
ALL STAR CAST
There are 341,277
Divorced persons in America
THERE'S A REASON
ARE ALL MEN BEASTS?
A Beautiful Girl Thinks So in
Why I Would Not Marry
GO SLOW?
That Proposal of Marriage really
May mean a life of nnbappiness!
THIS SPECIAL ATTRACTION WILL BE SHOWN AT NO ADVANCE IN PRICE.
"Why I Would Kot Marry" Just
about the most interesting and thoro-
ly absorbing picture that has been
shown at the Vlning for a long time.
Parent-Tenchers Meeting.
A Parent-Teachers meeting will be
held in the Hawthorne school house
Tuesday afternoon, April 29, at 4
o'clock. This is the only meeting of
this circle for the year, and the pub
lic is urged to le present, as elec
tion of officers- will take place.
Miss Hicks, city librarian, will be
present, and give a talk along the
j line of children's neaping. Music
'will also be a feature.
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Wedding Tomorrow.
The marriage of Miss Joan Ander
son and Ceorgfe Cates of Medford
will occur tomorrow. Miss Ander
son Is the daughter of Bert Ander
son, a prominent business man, and
n!pce' of Mrs. S. S. Smith,. Mr.
Gates is the son of Mayor Gates and
has recently returned from overseas
service. They have many friends in
Ashland who wish them happiness.
Demonstration in Cooking.
Miss Anni McCormlck, county
home demonstrator, will be at the
lifome of Mrst Pi. L. Ashcraft on
Scenic Drive, Wednesday, April 30,
where she will give a demonstration
of cooking for young children. This
meeting is called for 2 o'clock In
the afternoon and all are asked to
be present.
Wednesday Club Postponed
The date of the Wednesday After
noon Club has been changed from to
morrow, the time of the usual fort
nightly mestlng to Wednes
day, April 30. On that date the club
will meet at the home of Mrs. W. M.
Polcy on Gresham street. Assisting
the hostess will be Mrs. Brown.
lOOth ' Anniversary Celebration.
The Odd Fellows and Rllekahs of
Ashland and vicinity will celebrate
the Centennial of the order on Tues
day evening, April 29th, at their hall
on .Xorth Main street. There will be
a short program, social hour and
danoing; light refreshments. All
Odd Fellows and Rehekahs are cor
dially invited. Committee.
UNIVERSITY GIVEN
HTATl'E FOR CAMPUS
University of Oregon, Eugene.
"The Pioneer," an heroic sized statuo
of a subject of that type, 9 feet high,
has arrived on the campus from
Rhode Island. The statue has been .
expected for nearly a month and
will probably be set up before the
end of next .week. A large boulder
has been picked out up on the Mo
Kenzie river and will he brought to
the campus' and the statue placed on
it.-
A. Phlmester Proctor, a sculptor of
Portland, made the monument and
Josenh X. Teal,' also of Portland,
gave it to tne University in memory,
of his pioneer father. The statue
is to be placed mid-way between the
library and Friendly hall, the men's
dormitory.
Many a man has spent hours fram
ing a good excuse who didn't get a
chance to use it.
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AUTO OWNERS, READ THIS!
LADY HOTORISTS, ATTENTION!
Keely Kail will give instructions free to lady motorists on carburetor work under
the following conditions:
All lady motorists who wish to take instructions to end us their name and
make of car. We then will form a class of six who drive the same make of car.
Two lessons will he given for one hour each on Tuesdays and Fridays between the
hours of 2 and 3 p. 111. The following week we will give instructions on another make
of cars, and follow this plan until all applicants have been given instructions.
The course given free will include many other valuable pointers besides car
buretor work.
We employ ten expert mechanics. We will classify your car and notify
you by phone the day the lessons for yourclass begins.
Do not hesitate to send in your name. The lessons will be interesting as well
as useful. 1 .
A MISTAKEN IDEA
Many automobile owners are under the impression that their work and'spare
parts can only lie secured at the agency where their car was purchased. This is
erroneous, as we are always able to furnish spare parts at the same price as the
agency. .'..
EXPERT MECHANICS v,
- There is now in our employe four of the best mechanics formerly stationed at
Rockwell Field. The ability and skill of these mechanics 1ms been tested under the
supervision of the leading motor engineerc, designers and instructors employed
by onr government. Rockwell Field is the pioneer motor field of America, with rigid
tests- for all mechanics.
TIP TO AUT0ISTS
No city the size of Medford possesses the equal of our mechanics in skill.
These mechanics are just as we represent. They came on account of our climate,
Rogue river fishing and hunting and thru the efforts of Seely Hall, who is person
ally acquainted with the ability of every man from Rockwell Field in our employ.
TIME AND MONEY SAVED
-The economic value of expert help on automobiles has been proven, for the fol
lowing leasons: Speed and thoroness in delivery of work.
Attention to detail in all repair work on motors. . ;
-Complete knowledge of auto mechanism, and electrical adjuncts.
NO FAVORITISM " '
In this shop we play no favorites. The ovyner of a Ford, Chevrolet or a Max
well will receive the same conscientious sen-ice as the owner of a Hudson, Cadillar
or Packard. The business of all auto owners is desired, and a satisfied customer at
reasonable prices is our aim. : ,. ,
welding . ; 1 'v " :r
.Our Welding Department can weld anything that breaks. Orehardists, wo
can weld spray pumps, crank and gear cases. Fanners, we can weld your farm
ing implements. Mining men, we can weld your mining machinery.
Nothing too small, nothing too bisr. "
.flOTOR HINTS:
Skipping and Irregular Operation
PART AT FAULT TROUBLE EFFECT REMEDY
CombUStiOIl '''l"n IWral(l., Remove
Chamber Depotdt. 1 re-Ignition. Carbon.
Valve Stems Binds In guld sticks. "-regular "iv. action, flff 'um
Exhaust Valve Scored or marked; dirty Si? ! Cl0 lf res?at T',
. ... , Por mixture. clean off and grind
Seat covered with scale. Poeo- compression. to tfrat,
Valve Stem too nttie. ve w111 n?t,,eaS . ,nlet an o ooa-
Clearance too much. 2g? tot "d Set 'eM 005'
Carburetor f0'w lack ln carbure- rAg ZtZrT fr
Leak at Joints. Poor mixture. Stpp all leaks.
Gas Manifold Detective gasket. Poor mixture. Replace with new ringB.
Crack or blow-hole. Poor mixture. Solder blow holes.
Loss of Bif ing. -
DietnnNj; " L0 'n grooves. pr suctlon and leak Replace with new rtnga
riSlOU Ring Worn or broken f as. Loodsn rings on piston,
. Slots In lime. Poor compression. . .
o . i Poor suction and leak ' T . ...
Scored by wrist pin. , Lap In cyllndors
Cylinder Wall Scored by lack of oil. snyfkeg, or new cylinders.
Valve SpiilJtf nvn Relcada spring. , ... ,
Collar Key No valve actlon' Roplace w,th new
Loose binding at post No spark. . 't '
Defective gasket Low compression ZHn
Leak in threads Lpw compression Xce iVSw plug
Corlr P1 Cracked insulator Short circuit Rt o?nts LLrt
SparkPlUg PoInU too clos.e JCd spark ; v.. SrtpdnUww
Points too fa7 apart "Vo spark n J, ,
Carbon deposit Xo spark . oIf Poin
Plug too long Pre-ignitlon . ff"
Scientific Mechanicians
Carburetor, Magneto, Electrical, Machinist,
Welding, Greasing. Monogram Oils
- Service i
Don't fail to stop your motor instantly on detecting a knock,. grind, or other
,noise foreign to perfect operation. It may mean a difference between, saving or
'ruining the motor. T ' .. ', , ,; ; '( ; ;
Don't develop that destructive disease known as Tinkeritis: When the motor
is working alright, leave it alone. -
Our mechanics go to work at 7:30 a. m. and quit at 5:30 p. m.
Special arrangements can be made for night work for those who are unable
to spare their car during the day.
CRATER LAKE MOTOR COMPANY