Monday, Novem ber 3, 191»
ASHLAND WEEKLY TIDINGS
PA G E EIGHT
Covert, R oseburg; E rn est L. Sm ith. Billings, G. E. Vance, A. W. H olt,
Fine photos. Studio A shland. 54-tf p a rty in th e church p arlo rs last F r i­
K lam ath F a lls; George P eters, P ort M edford; W. T. Irw in and wife, W e­
day night. The guests g ath ered at j: „
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early
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and
w
ere
shown
into
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natchee, \y a sh .; F. J I. A llem ant, San
land.
Roy Behb, an employe of th e Daily
F rancisco; D. L. Tysop, O akland;
H
otel
A
shland
th
e
parlo
rs
by
a
young
lady.
On
at-
H
At
Local
Hotels
: T idings office, was called to C entral
W.
B.
Gilrie,
W
aldo,
B.
C.;
I.
I.
H arry Fluss, Fred Spain, Spokane.
tem
p
tin
g
to
tu
rn
th
e
door
knob
they
52tf P oint S aturday by the illness of his
H ave a fit a t O rres T ailors.
w
ere
given
an
electric
shock,
which
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j sister.
H otel A ustin
by the way of in tro d u ctio n prepared
Miss Am elia F u re r of San Diego,I
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Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Sanborn, La­ » ♦ » > -
C alif., arrived in A shland this m orn-i
W e will be b u sier in D ecem ber them for all so rts of H allow e’en conia, N. H.; F. C. K leiner, New
ing and will spend a few days in th e D on’t w ait. Studio A shland.
54-tt trick s and pranks, and in th is they York City; K. Sm uckler, Los An­
were not disappointed
Not a dull
city looking a fte r business in te rests. I
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geles; C. B. W oodruff, S eattle; Mrs.
m
om
ent
was
experienced
by
th e large
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Jo h n B raysher of R osebury, Idaho,
Jo h n
Robinson,
C rescent City,
W ednesday, Novem ber 5. is th e last is in A shland, a guest of th e P ark s com pany present u n til a late hour Calif.; O. S. B lanchard, H. L. Sto-
when they relu c ta n tly ad journed.
nay in which to pay your 1918 taxes fam ily.
n aker, C. A. W inetrout, E. H. Balsi-
ger. G ran ts P ass; George C. Taylor,
w ith o u t a big fine. Pav a t Billings I
M issionary Society
Q uality first a t Studio Ashland.
Agency.
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Fernw ood, Ida.; Cecil Bromly, As­
The W om an’s F oreign M issionary
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to ria ; C harlie C lark, M edford; A.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. W ooley o f'
A 9% pound d a u g h te r arrived at society of the M ethodist church will W. K ugler, S eattle; S. B. Beesley,
G ran ts Pass were week-end guests ¡th e hom e of Mr. an.l Mrs. F ra n k m eet a t th e hom e of Mrs. A lbert New Y ork; F. A. H agerty, Wm. A.
Crouch on F acto ry s tre e t F rid ay M arske, 495 N orth Main stre e t, F r i­ Heil and wife, San F rancisco; L. E.
of A shland.
day aftern o o n . Novem ber 7. The sil-
night.
King, H. J. Larson, Siskiyou Top;
ver side loses in th e contest and will „
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Dr. A. M. P e tty of P o rtla n d , rep­
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Mrs. and Miss Schoenem an, R obert
tre
a
t
th
e
gold
side.
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resen tin g the inter-ch u rch w orld
R ew ard fo r re tu rn of w atch sign,
and V. G. Schoenem an, W illard P a r­
m ovem ent, spoke in th e B aptist F reeb u rg .
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ker, Long Beach, Calif.; Alonzo W.
W. C. T. V. to Meet
church last night.
P ictu res illus-
P etty , E. W. H eadrick, P o rtla n d ;
The W om en’s C h ristian T em per­
L eonard C. P e ttit has been granted
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G. P. S h u art, H ornbrook, Calif.
tra tin g th e life of C hrist and also il­
ance Union will m eet a t th e library
a
sta
te
te
a
c
h
e
rs’
certificate
of
music
lu stra tiv e of the hym ns used were
for violin. His pupils m ay receive a t 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, No­
shown w ith splendid effect.
H otel Colum bia
credit
any high school in th e sta te vem ber 4. All th e m em bers a re asked
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L. C. Mulloy, H ilts, C alif.; A. W.
to be present on account of im p o rt­
Moon and fam ily, Bray, Calif.; Jam es
See W. A. F reeb erg fo r w atch, providing they com plete th e course
Admission 10c to ail.
10c the Dance
a n t business? By o rd er of th e sec­
prescribed
by
th
e
sta
te
board
of
ed­
clock, jew elry and spectacle re p a ir­
and Georgia C hichetti. Tony Cichetti
retary
.
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Dancing Free from 8 to 9 p. m.
and fam ily, S eattle/ D. N. D onofrew ;
ing. Old prices.
7 e.o.d. tf* ucation.
MRS. ELLA W HITE.
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E lla Davies and d au g h ter, Seattle;
Colonel John L. M .v and wife of
H. V. Sm ith, Lodi, Calif.; W. F. I
O. E . S.
Pany, G alt; H. E. Bagwild and wife, t
P o rtla n d passed th ro u g h A shland
g l Officers, m em bers and visitors of P o rtla n d ; L. B. A tterbury, Lee L
la s t evening w hile on th e ir way home
“ j A lpha c h a p te r No. 1, please notice
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from Nevada w here they had been **
aittiJtttttti
IP'.lUtiiUtimmiXiiliUtUUimJ
beginning
Tuesday
evening,
No­
visiting.
H allow e’en P a rt
vem ber 4, c h a p te r opens prom ptly a t Pnl
fgS
Miss G ertru d e Biede en te rta in ed a 7:30 o ’clock. In itia to ry work.
The D. O. K. K ’s a re coming. 52-5
L. M .^ ALDW ELL, Secretary.
large com pany of friends at h er
Dr. B ertha Sawyer, who has been borne on Nob Hill stre e t S aturday
CAROLINE SCHUERMAN. W. M. SJu
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T M L TH EATER BEAUTIFUL
in Chicago for th e past tw o m onths ! evening. The event was in th e na-
ta k in g a special course in osteopathy. tu re of a H allow e’en party , and the JA P S RUSH TO B l'Y
a
and who had expected to re tu rn to bouse was b eautifully decorated with
VALLEY ORCHARD LAND
A shland th e first of Novem ber, lias a ,j
appointm ents th a t go w ith th at ; Jap an ese a re ru sh in g to increase
been detained and will not a rriv e festival.
A pleasant evening was ( th e ir holding in P la ce r county, Cali-
here until som e tim e a fte r th e 10th spent with cards and gam es of various j fOI-nia’s fam ous fru it belt th ro u g h
of th is m onth.
sorts, a fte r which th e hostess served jeases a n ,l purchases by associations,
fine refreshm ents.
The guest list
This is declared to be due to the
You w ant Studio A shland photos ¡nci ui)ed Mrs. Em m a Cooffee, Mrs. C. a g ita tio n for a n ti-Ja p a n e se .legis­
fo r Xmas. I t ’s none too early. 54-tf p iegei ( Mrs. N ate Bates. Mrs. E. H. lation.
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Bush, Misses C alla Biegel, Geòrgie
More th an a dozen ran ch ers in the
The dance announced to be given , c offee, Messrs. J. F. Place, George Loom is d istric t have b^-en m ade very
a t the N atato riu m in A shland by th e . King. H. G. E astm an, E lm er and Mil- tem p tin g offers by Japanese.
M cllroy o rch e stra of P o rtla n d o n / ton Bjegel and R obert W arner.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
— ednesday
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has been can-1
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night,
P aren t-T each ers to Meet
celled.
FOR RENT— One furnished room.
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The P arent-T eachers Circles will
Lady preferred, Call 502 Boule-
55-2
vard.
A. C. G unn, a m ail clerk located bold a jo in t m eeting in Vie Junion
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
TOMORROW
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DANCE!
C. C. MCCORMICK’S
JAZZENSATION ORCHESTRA
of Portland
“ M OM ENTS
M U S IC A L ”
Five of Oregon’s Best M usicians
A S H L A N D
N A T .
The Social Realm
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Las! Times Today V/T*1 nΠ1
m un—
a
Easy Io Make Money”
Bert Lyttell
Starring
This is a Good Picture. Come aiyl See It.
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high school tom orrow . Tuesday, af- LOST— The 1st day of October, 15
ternoon. beginning a t 4 o’clock. Mrs.
dollars in bills. F in d er notify the
T idings office. R ew ard.
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I pj. C. Galfey, th e newly elected mem-
her of th e school board, w ill^speak WANTED— By widow w ith one child,
on conditions in th e school as she
position as housekeeper for wid­
ow er w ith children. A ddress O,
, pas found them . S uperintendent G.
care Tidings.
25-4t
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a . Briscoe will also speak and re-
Mrs. H. L. Green, a new com er to pOrts will be given from the p arent-
A shland from G ran ts Pass, has pur- teach ers congress in session here
chased the Abbott place on Union f ast m onth.
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s tre e t and will m ake th a t residence
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h e r hom e.
Teacup Chib
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i The Teacup club of the M ethodist
H em stitching. Picotitig. if) cents church will m eet at th £ hom e of Mis.
a yard. We pay th e postage. The C arroll E. P ra tt, 438 N orth Main
Vanity H at Shop. M edford. Ore. 6-tl stre e t, next Tuesday afternoon, No-
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j vem ber 4.
Mrs. J. W McCoy, who has beer.
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D ancing P a rty
n in m ate of a local hospital for sev­
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. B utler have is-
eral weeks w here she underw ent an
operation, is so fa r recovered as to sued in v itatio n s to a dancing pait>
he able to re tu rn to l.e r hom e Sat- to be held in M emorial hall Tuesday
nrday. H er condition is m uch im- evening. This is the first event of its j
proved and she expect1-- to regain h er kind given in Ashland since befon
norm al health in a sh o rt tim e.
th e w ar and th e invited guests ai>
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(looking forw ard w ith m uch anticipa-
C harles M cW illiams cam e down tio n for th e affair.
from P o rtlan d d u rin g the past week
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driving a new model Reo Six, which-
C lass O rganizes
The Live W ire class of the B aptist
was a w edding gift to Mr. and Mrs
He
retu
rn
ed
to
his
Sunday
school m et at the hom e cf
J. E. E nders.
hom e in K lam ath F ails a fte r deliv th e teacher, Leslie Phillips, Friday
n ig h t and organized for th e com ing
erin g th e car.
year. The follow ing officers received
Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Brooks, who the election; P resid en t. C lark But-
cam e here from Gooding. Idaho, to te rfie ld ;
vice-president. R aym ond
m ake A shland th e ir hom e for th e C arson; secretary, Lym an L a n d iitli,
R aym on Osiin. A lbert
w inter, have tak en th e Holley h o u s e ' tre a s u re r
C
a
rte
r
was
elected
to keep order.
on G ranite street.
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L uncheon fo r E ig h t
Fine w ork ta k e s tim e. Sit for y o u r 1
Mrs.
J.
M. W agner was hostess at
X m as photos now. Studio Ashland.
luncheoi
“ at her hom e on Oak
54-tf a
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stre e t S aturday. E ig h t ladies were
D orm ar D illard is an inm ate of th e included in the guest list who sat
S an itariu m w here he underw ent an down a t the table.
o p eration for appendicitis last week. |
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in th is city, who has been spending
a three-w eeks’ vacation
in Cali-
fornia. retu rn ed hom e yesterday.
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Leave your m agazine subscriptions
w ith us. Poley’s D rug Store.
He is g e ttin g a lo n g nicely.
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( ’. E . Social
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The Arab p a tro l of S hriners lias
been re-organized u n d °r th e captain-
cy of M ajor C. A. Malone of M edford,
p rep a ra to ry to the cerem onial to be
held in G ran ts Pass the last of No-
vem ber.
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The C hristian E ndeavor society of
h ristia n church will give a so-
c*al vat th e church p arlo rs F iidav
evening to which all th e young people
aI1<i the friends ot toia; congregation
a re invited.
HEMSTITCHING
PICOT1NG
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W. A. Shell
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Cliff Payne m akes shaw l needles.
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Mrs. Alice Balch, who has been
visiting her b ro th er, J. R. G reen­
wood. and wife, has retu rn ed to her
hom e n e a r Eugene.
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“ The Third K iss
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□adies’ and Misses’
25, $21.56
and $25.00
V ery a ttra c tiv e in price as well as in style. Many p re tty dolm ans for the
y o u th fu l and m ore conservative styles for those who desire them .
T raining Class Gave Party
J. W. M illner, who had been m ak-
The te a c h e rs’ tra in in g class of th e
ing an extended trip th ro u g h the east. B aptist Sunday school gave th e ir
retu rn ed to A shland S aturday. He young people a d elightful H allow e’en
sta te s th a t his son. George E. Mill-
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ner. who accom panied him , is also
on the way and will get in here
and
soon.
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Dance every S atu rd ay evening at
Mrs. H evener and Miss Ew an, b al­
A shland N atatorium .
L a u n sp a ch ’s
cony floor, V aupel’s Store.
jazz o rch estra.
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George C arp en ter and fam ily left
F riday m orning for C alifornia to
spend th e w inter.
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M A R T IN
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The Barber
137 E. Main
Misses and Small
Ladies
Suits
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Lots of Them
If you have had trouble to be fitted yon should try NOW while we have
many small sizes to choose from.
We Close at 5 :3 0
P. M.
Every day except
Saturday.
NOTICE.
syy co o ps
[11 J l i I JILÌ1
5:30 Closing,
i New 48 hour week
ruling for women.
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