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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINQS
Local and Personal
MASONIC GATHERINGS
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A sh la n d L odge, F rid a y ev en in g ,
S ept. 17. W o rk on th e th ir d de-
greft.
S. C. G u n le r, w ire c h ie f of th e
W e ste rn U nion in G ra n ts P ass, is
s p e n d in g a few d ays h e re th is w eek
w ith h is fam ily , and lo o k in g a f te r
h is in te re s ts in th is vicinity.
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U n eq u alled
d e c o ra tio n s
and
c o lo r e ffe c ts a t th e H a rv e st B all,
F rid a y ev en in g .
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Mr. a n d M rs. N. E. H o w ard of
M orrill, K a n .; M rs F r a n k H ow ­
a rd a n d F ra n k J a c k s o n of G reat
F a lls, M ont.; A. M. S n y d e r an d
son of G re n a d a , C a lif.; a re g u e sts
from a d ista n c e w ho a re sto p p in g
a t th e H otel C olum bia to d ay .
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S p ire lla C o rse ts m ad e to o rd e r.
M rs. C h u rc h m a n , 21 U nion S tre e t.
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J. R. E ld e r of P h o e n ix h a s p u r ­
c h ased th e J. R. R o b e rtso n house
on A lm ond s tre e t. H e h a s m oved
his fam ily up an d is a lre a d y com ­
fo rta b ly dom iciled In h is new p u r ­
chase.
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C liff P a y n e m ak es m ag azin e
s ta n d s.
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ProV. I. E. V ining h a s com e in
A m ong to u ris ts sto p p in g a t th e
H o tel A u stin o v er n ig h t w ere H.
G. B olton of St. L ouis, M o.; E. J.
T y le r of S u p e rio r, W is .; M r. a n d
M rs. J. P. E v an s, d a u g h te r a n d
s is te r of S alt L a k e C ity, U tah.
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H e m s titc h in g a n d p lco tin g , B al­
cony Shop, V a u p e l’s S to re .
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M r. a n d M rs. F. G. A llard , fo r­
m er w ell know n re s id e n ts of A sh­
la n d w ho h a v e fo r se v e ra l y e a rs
p a st been liv in g in C a rlin , N eva­
d a , p assed th ro u g h A sh la n d la st
e v e n in g on tra in No. 16 on th e ir
w ay to P o rtla n d to m ak e th e ir fu ­
tu r e hom e.
A n u m b e r of th e ir
o ld -tim e frie n d s w e re dow n a t th e
s ta tio n a n d e n jo y ed a s h o rt visit
w ith th e m d u rin g th e ir sto p here.
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A sk y o u r g ro c e r fo r B onton
b re a d ; m ad e c lean a n d w h o le­
som e.
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M rs. W. E. S a n fo rd le ft y e s te r­
d a y on a h u rrie d trip to San F r a n ­
cisco.
She expects
to
rem a in
th e r e fo r a few days.
W . E . B eggs a n d w ife, G. I.
M arden,
I. L. M ayfield, F ra n k
F ee a n d H. E. P a tto n a re S e a ttle
people w ho a re in A sh la n d to d ay ,
s to p p in g a t th e H otel A ustin.
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H elp boost th e H a rv e st Ball. You
w ill g et y o u r m o n ey ’s w o rth .
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V isito rs to A sh la n d
fro m Los
A ngeles re g is te re d to d ay a t th e
local h o te ls in c lu d e Mr. a n d M rs.
J. L. M oore, Mr. a n d M rs. M. C.
Sim kin.
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“ 'W gy D ow n Y o n d e r in th e
C o rn fie ld ,” a t th e H a rv e st D ance.
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H. L a sh w as a b u sin e ss v isito r
to A sh lan d fro m T ra il y e ste rd a y
a fte rn o o n .
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Mr. a n d M rs.
J. T. W a rre n ,
M isses K a th e rin e a n d M arion W a r­
ren o f H o n o lu lu , T. H ., a re A sh­
la n d g u e sts th is w eek, sto p p in g
a t th e H o te l A u stin
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Mr. a n d
M rs.
A n d rew s
of
S ta n d is h , C alif., a re sp e n d in g a
few days in A sh lan d th is w eek.
fro m th e L a k e of th e
W oods
w h ere he h a s been sp e n d in g th e
g r e a te r p o rtio n of th e su m m e r. He
h as co m p leted a fin e su m m e r c o t­
ta g e a t th a t re s o rt w hich he will
use fo r a h u n tin g
and
fish in g
lodge.
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T he H a rv e st Ball. F rid a y e v e n ­
ing.
D ancing from 9 to 1. 10-5
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A little d a u g h te r h a s com e to
g lad d e n th e hom e o f Mr. a n d Mrs.
Guy R a n d le s of th is city. T he lit­
tle lady first saw th e lig h t of day
S e p tem b e r 8.
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J. F. H u n te r a n d F re d G aupp of
T acom a a re g u e sts a t th e H o tel
A u stin today.
A. B. C ornell, th e w ell know n
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Big d an ce! .N a ta to riu m !
Sat- in su ra n c e m an of G ra n ts P ass,
u rd a y n ig h t!
New R oyal Ja zz w as a b u s in e s s ' v isito r h e re yes­
O rc h e stra .
290-T -F -S -tf te rd a y .
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M iss V ivian E llio tt of K la m a th
San F ra n c isc o g u e sts a t th e ho­
F u lls cam e o v er th is w eek an d te ls y e s te rd a y an d to d ay a re W.
will e n te r h ig h school fo r th e S. R eilly, A. A lb e rt, W. J. G race,
co m in g y ear. She w ill m ak e h e r J a m e s L o v elan d , A lb e rt C o u lter,
hom e w ith h e r sis te r, Mrs. J. V. C. M. B alesen a n d P a u l D inkft.
M illet.
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‘Oh, By J in g o ! ” at th e H a rv e st
S o m eth in g to look fo rw a rd to. D ance.
T h e H a rv e st B all, F rid a y evening,
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Mr. a n d Mrs. Geo. R obinson e n ­
S e p te m b e r 17, 1920.
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te rta in e d Mr. a n d M rs. A. Spence
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W a lte r B arh am is ill a t a local a n d son, E ld o n M erle, of E a g le
h o sp ita l w ith a n a tta c k of p n e u ­ P o in t a t d in n e r y e ste rd a y .
m onia. Mr. B arham is one of th e
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Mr. a n d M rs. R o b e rt C asey of
B arham R ro th ers who a r e o p e ra t­
ing th e saw m ill on th e Siskiyous, th is city, left y e ste rd a y fo r th e
a n d h a s been la b o rin g u n d e r m is­ K la m a th F a lls c o u n try to visit
fo rtu n e for th e p ast six m onths* th e ir c h ild re n a n d o th e r re la tiv e s
He w as se rio u sly h u rt a t th e m ill in th a t section. M rs. C asey took
som e tim e ago, an d had only re ­ a lo n g a w hole lot of fru it a n d o th ­
covered from th e e ffe c ts of th is ac­ e r good th in g s fo r th e c h ild re n ,
c id e n t. H is m any frie n d s will be t h a t w ere ra ise d on th e ir place
g lad to le a rn he is m a k in g a good h e re in A sh lan d . T hey e f f e c t to
reco v ery from his p re se n t sic k ­ be gone tw o o r th r e e w eeks.
ness.
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Mr. a n d M rs. J. H H u g h e s have
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H elp th e boys! T hey will give b o u g h t th e house on S o u th P io ­
you a good tim e In r e tu r n fo r y o u r n e e r a v e n u e ow ned by M rs. H elen
m oney.
T he H a rv e st B all. 10-5 M arks, a fo rm e r re sid e n t of A sh­
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lan d . T hey expect to m ove in to
Rev. J. W . Hoyt is in L akeview th e ir new p u rc h a se as soon as it
th is w eek lo oking a f te r a ff a ir s in is v acated.
t h a t section p e r ta in 'n g to th e S u n ­
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d a y school w ork in S o u th e rn O re­
T he W e ste rn U nion office is g e t­
gon P re sb y te ry .
tin g new “ trin im in s ’ ” on its ex­
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te r io r in th e sh a p e of a co at of
G e n e ral r e p a irin g ; C o o p erativ e p a k it. w hich is b e in g a p p lied by
E x c h a n g e, 57 N o rth M ajn St.
th e a rtis tic b ru sh of H a rry H o s­
13-eod-tf ie r.
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W aldo C hase. H ira m H. F r a ­
J o h n B ry a n t a n d fam ily of A l­
z e r an d N. F r a z e r of D u n sm u ir b any, w ith a p a rty of frie n d s, a re
w ere re g is te re d a t th e H otel Co­ ca m p in g a t p re se n t in th e a u to
lu m b ia la st evening.
p a rk .
Mr. B ry a n t is c a sh ie r of
th e F irs t N a tio n a l P a n k of A lbany,
A son w as b o rn y e s te rd a y to
a n d is lo o k in g fo r a house in A sh­
Mr. arttl Mrs. R obinson of M oun-'
lan d fo r h is fam ily fo r th e w in-
ta in avenue. T h e v o u n g m an tip - t e r
, Ie wiU r e tu r n tQ
bug._
ped th e beam a t 11 po u n d s.
j ness in A lbany as soon as he can
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i get his fam ily placed.
Second h a n d g u n s a n d s p o rtin g
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goods w a n te d . T h e New
G un
M rs. B u rro w s, m o th e r o f P ro f.
S to re , 57 N o rth M ain. St. I2 ?eo d -tf
I. C. W ilson, p rin c ip a l of th e J u ­
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O. O. H elm an and w ife le ft y es­ io r H igh school, w ho h a s been
te rd a y fo r R e c rea tio n , in K la m ­ q u ite ill fo r th e p a st tw o w eeks,
a th c o u n ty , w h ere th ey will spend | is m a k in g a s a tis fa c to ry recovery,
a few w eeks on a h u n tin g a n d a n d is a b le to be a b o u t a g a in .
fish in g trip .
Mr. a n d M rs. O L a u g h lin , w ho
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b
o
u g h t th e G. M. R obison resi-
If you c a n ’t com e to th e H ar-
! d ence p ro p e rty on L a u re l s tr e e t
vest B all, buy a tic k e t anyw ay ■
a n d h elp th e boys.
10-5 j som e tim e ago, h av e com e to A sh­
land
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lan
d from E a s te rn O regon an d
T h e ro ad and tra il from th e rim 1 to o k possession of th e new ly ac-
o f C r a te r lak e to th e n o rth boun- j (l« ire d hom e today.
d a ry of th e p a rk , six m iles th is
&
sid e of D iam ond la k e h as been
M r9’ J ’ H ’ H u g h e s u n d e rw e n t
fin ish ed by S u p e rin te n d e n t S p a r - ! a n o p e ra tio n in a local h o sp ita l
row of C r a te r L ake N a tio n a l p a r k . ! y e s te rd a y ’ S h e . is re p o rte d to d ay
th u s o p e n in g up t h a t w o n d e rfu l to be m a k in 6 a - OO(1 recovery.
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scenic and d e lig h tfu l region to th e
Rev. O liver, w ho h a s been fill­
p u b lic, a s th e re is a fa irly good
ing th e p u lp it of th e F re e M etho­
tr a il to D iam ond lak e from w here
d ist c h u rc h fo r th e p ast y e a r, has
th e C ra te r la k e tra il ends. H ow -'
left fo r A lbany, c alled th e r e by th e
e v e r. S u p e rv iso r R a n k in of C ra te r I
illn ess of his wife.
T h e c h a rg e
L ak e N a tio n a l fo rest will b u ild a
h e re w ill be looked a f te r by Dis­
fin e tr a il th ro u g h th is six m iles
tric t E ld e r G lazier fo r th e p re s ­
to D iam ond lak e next sp rin g at
e n t u n til a re g u la r p a s to r can be
te h la te s t, th u s m a k in g a good
p rocured.
ro ad a ll th e w ay betw een th e tw o
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la k e s.— M edford M ail T rib u n e .
“ By th e Silvery M oon.” a t th e
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ANJOU, BO8C' AND COMICE
H a rv e st D ance.
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B ring in above p e a rs to p a c k '
Mr. a n d M rs. F. D. W a rrin g of
o u t fo r s h ip m e n t.
W ill
b e g in ;
t
P o rtla n d h av e been sto p p in g m
p a c k in g th e 21st.
"7 HL AND F R U IT & PR O D U C E A sh la n d fo r th e p ast d ay o r tw o,
g u e sts a t th e H o te l A u stin .
ASSOCIA TION.
Not Waiting for Winter;
They're Wearing Furs Now
The garm ent Illustrated makes
up into a very attractive and serv­
iceable school dress in chambray.
The collar, cuffs and belt are
piped with any contrasting color
which gives it pleasing finish. The
skirt is plaited, front and back
lnd contains two pockets that are
useful in school, clothes.
F rid a y , S e p tem b r 17, 1920
Present Year Has
Good Fruit Crop
W hen th e stom ach
is O ff, ” s o m e tim e s a
T h e A sh la n d F r iu t an d P ro d u c e
a sso c ia tio n is one o f th e b u siest
se ctio n s of th e city th e se days,
w h e re p a c k in g an d sh ip p in g of
f ru it is going on from e a rly m o rn ­
ing u n til la te a t n ig h t. W hile th e
f ru it crop th is y e a r is m uch lig h t­
e r th a n th a t of o th e r y e a rs, th e
q u a lity is ex cellen t, a n d tlm a sso ­
c ia tio n h as n o th in g to com plain
of w hen it com es to e v e ry th in g
b u t peaches. T his la tte r cro p is
slim th is y e a r, b u t th o se on th e
m a rk e t a re ex c ep tio n a lly fine, p re ­
su m a b ly on a cco u n t of th e sm all
a m o u n t on th e tre e s.
P e a rs a r e a good crop th is y ear,
as a re plu m s a n d p ru n es.
T he!
B a rtle tt p e a rs h av e been packed
a n d sh ip p e d , a n d n ex t w eek w ill
see th e p a c k in g of th e D’A njou,
th e Bose a n d C om ice. In d ic a tio n s
p o in t to a good crop of th e s e la te r
p e a rs.
T he a sso c ia tio n h a s ju st
fin ish e d sh ip p in g o u t a c a r of
m ixed f ru it c o n sistin g of peaches,
p lu m s a n d
p e a rs
to
K la m a th
F alla.
T h e la rg e a d d itio n to th e a sso ­
c ia tio n ’s p la n t is co m p leted an d
a ffo rd s m uch b e tte r fa c ilitie s to !
th e w ork in th e b u ild in g .
veld y n e u ses
g ra y
s q u irre l o r
By “Marjorie”
m ole, a n d th e d u ll b lu es a re e q u a l­
( W ritte n fo r th e U. P . )
ly b e a u tifu l w ith a bro w n , black,
N EW
Y O RK .— S u m m er
fu r o r ta u p e fu r.
sa le s a re s till w axing h o t in th is
F u r seem s to w ork its festiv e
little city, a n d in ste a d of fu rs b e ­ a r t upon ev ery rea lm of fash io n
in g p laced in s to ra g e th e y a re t a ­ th is y e a r. I t is m ad e in to c o rd s
k e n hom e fo r im m e d ia te w ear. a n d g ird le s fo r th e s tr a ig h t s tre e t
A lth o u g h th e fu ll-le n g th
w rap s d resse s. L ittle p la q u e s of it cu t
a n d d o lm a n s
of
H u dson seal, oval, o ctag o n , o r s q u a re a re set
s q u irre l, o r k o lin sk y a re n o t m uch upon d re ss goods a t c e rta in in te r ­
in evidence, som e to u ch of f u r is j vals. D ress sleeves a n d n eck s a re
seen upon a lm o s t e v e ry g a rm e n t o fte n edged w ith it, a n d a fte rn o o n
w orn upon T he A venue.
a n d e v e n in g silk gow ns em ploy
S h o rt little c o a te e s o r capes in it ex te n siv ely fo r very e la b o ra te
se al, s q u irre l o r fitc h a re w orn to u ch e s.
M arab o u in a ll sh a d es
ex ten siv ely o v er s u its a n d s tr e e t of th e rain b o w fleck s e v en in g
wool d re sse s a n d th e p o p u la r l it ­ gow ns. T h is is very p o p u la r in
tle c h o k e r of la s t f a ll’s r u n n in g b lack upon gay hues.
is b a c k in fu ll force. F itc h , m ole,
H a ts a re e ith e r e n tire ly of fu r
s q u irre l, o r sto n e m a rte n seem s o r fu r-trim m e d . T h e R u ssia n fu r
th e fav o re d f u r fo r th e se tin y neck tu rb a n is show n in seal, beav er,
c h o k e rs.
H ead s a n d
ta ils a re n u tria , o r raccoon. T h e se tu rb a n s
used, a n d so m e tim e s a bow of a iry a re la rg e a n d ta m -lik e ,
topped
tu lle o r m alin e . T he c h o k e rs a re w ith a la rg e b u tto n covered by th e
w orn fa ste n e d in th e b ack o r side- m a te ria l a n d o fte n d a n g le som e
fro n t.
fu r ta sse l.
T h e h ig h e r-p ric e d fa b ric c o a ts
F a b ric h a ts of v elvet, d u v e ty n ,
a re so lav ish ly trim m e d w ith fu rs silk o r s a tin , fla tin t f u r a p p liq u e s
th a t th ey o fte n rese m b le a f u r a n d p laq u e s o r b a n d in g s. Som e of
c o a t trim m e d w ith c lo th . Deep th e m h a v e ‘‘e a r rin g s ’ of gayly
b a n d s of b e a v er, n u tria ,
m ole, c o v ered fu r.
P o rt O rfo rd h as se cu re d a n elec-,
s k u n k o r s q u irre l fin ish th e s k irt
T h e re a lm of ac ce sso rie s is very
trie
lig h tin g system .
of th e co at, fo rm deep c u ffs, a n d fui> like.
P u rs e s a n d b a g s show
th e n o se-h ig h c h o k e r c o lla r, w hich, a to u ch of it in h a n d le s o r tr im ­
H e p p n e r— D eposit of w h ite a l­
w h en u n fa s te n e d d ra p e s a b o u t th e m ings. T h e re a re c a n es w ith lit­
k
a
li
e a r th fo r ro a d s u rfa c e new
s h o u ld e rs as a sh aw l c o lla r.
tle a n im a l h e a d s, a n d bead y eyes
in
d
u
s
try h ere.
S u its use th e n a rro w b a n d in g s b lin k fro m u m b re lla tops. V anity
a b it m o re, a lth o u g h c o lla rs of cases a n d d an ce b ag s use e ith e r a
solid f u r a re also very good. F u r tin y f u rr y foot, h e a d , o r ta il som e­
seem s to h a rm o n iz e w ith th e goods p lace a b o u t th e m , a n d even ev e n ­
r a th e r th a n c o n tra s t. T h u s, a pe­ in g com bs a re to p p e d -w ith a fu rry
can b ro w n d u v e ty n uses n u tria b a n d in g , w hile fa n s of m arib o u
f u r of a lm o s t a lik e sh a d e , a ta u p e a re s u p p la n tin g th e f e a th e r fan.
Pretty Wedding
M rs. L. B. A d sit a rriv e d
in
One of th e p r e ttie s t w eddings A sh la n d - th i s fo ren o o n from J u ­
th a t h a s ta k e n place in T a le n t in n e a u , A la sk a, a n d , w ill be th e
MILLINER
m any y e a rs w as th a t of Miss R u th g u e s t of M iss G eorgie C offee f o r ,
M orris, d a u g h te r of Rev. a n d M rs. som e tim e.
M rs. A d sit w as a 39 E. M ain St., O pposite F ire H all
C. G. M orris, an d M anie A lvin fo rm e r re s id e n t of A sh lan d and
P o r te r of R o se b u rg , w hich oc­ w ill be re m e m b e re d by h e r m any
ASHLAND, ORE.
c u rre d a t noon W ed n esd ay , Sep­ frie n d s h e re as M iss A gnes W il-
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te m b e r 15, 1920, a t
th e F irs t Ham s. S he sto p p ed o ff h e re w hile
I C om plete lin e P A T T E R N HATS
M eth o d ist c h u rc h in T a le n t, th e o n h e r wa y to H o n o lu lu .
Rev. M orris, f a th e r of th e b rid e,
S p rin g sa lm o n pack a t C olum - i
p e rfo rm in g th e b e a u tifu l rin g c e r ­
b
ia
riv e r
p o in ts
27,540,000 Largest Stock, Best Quality
em ony of th e M eth o d ist E p isco p al
p
o
u
n
d
s.
V
alue
of
pack
$6,719,-
c h u rc h in th e p rese n c e of a la rg e
Lowest Prices
300.
co m p an y of in v ite d g uests.
T h e c h u rc h
w as h an d so m ely
P e jid le to n — T e rm in a l tru c k a g e
V E L V E T S, SA TIN S, SILK S,
d e c o ra te d w ith c e d ar, la u re l and
a t R ie th , th re e m iles w est, to be
m asses of a s te r s a n d p e tu n ia s.
RIBB O N S, ORNA M ENTS,
d o ubled.
P re c e d in g th e e n tra n c e of th e
N O V E L T IE S, FA N C IE S,
b rid e , M rs. J o h n H. F u lle r a n d
K la m a th F a lls — M int in d u s try
FLO W ERS,
M rs. A llen McGee sa n g “ O P e r ­ y ield s 60 p o u n d s to a c re w o rth
PLU M ES, BR A ID S, SH A PE S ,
fect L o v e.”
$900.
FR A M E S, V A ILS, ETC.
To
th e
M endellsohn
b rid a l
TOO I,ATE TO CLASSIFY
m arc h , played by M rs. H. J. Van
F o sse n , th e b rid e a n d groom e n ­
W e M ake to O rd er, R e trim ,
FO R SA L E — C ull p each es, 3 c e n ts
te re d th e c h u rc h a tte n d e d by Miss
p o und. No d eliv ery .
67 Sce- M akeover, a n d a ll W o rk in th e
D ora D avis of O a k la n d , O re., as
n f t D rive.
14-1 M illin ery Line.
m aid o f h o n o r, a n d Roy P o r te r
FO R R E N T — F u rn is h e d a n d u n ­
W B IN V IT E YOU TO CALL
of R o se b u rg ,
b r o th e r
of
th e
fu rn is h e d room s. In q u ire 476 j
groom , a s b est m an .
T h en fo l­
N. M ain, o r P h o n e 447-L. 14-2*
low ed th e s h o rt c erem o n y w hich
LO ST— B etw een
A a n d -Main
u n ite d th e
hap p y
p a ir in holy
- s tre e ts , B ro w n ie
box
kodak,
w edlock.
size 2-A. L eave 281 E. M ain,
T h e b rid e • w ore a gow n of
o v er C ook’s pool h a ll.
14-3*
w h ite s a tin h a n d so m e ly e m b ro id ­
FO R SA LE— E le c tric w a te r h e a t­
e re d a n d c a rrie d • a b o q u e t of
er, w ith ta n k , co m p lete. P la za
b e a u tifu l “ O p h e lia ” roses.
B a rb e r Shop.
14-2*
At th e close of th e cerem o n y
M rs. McGee gave a vocal solo,
FOR SALE
“ My W is h ,” fo llow ing w hich con­
“The Prettiest Place in
Ashland.”
g r a tu la tio n s a n d
good
w ishes
33 Strawberry Lane
w ere sh o w e red upon th e happy
Six room m o d e rn B u ngalow
pair.
«type d w e llin g w ith c o n c re te
Mr. a n d M rs. P o r te r le ft th a t
w alled
basem ent and
fu ll
flo o re d a ttic . W ood a n d coal
a fte rn o o n on a s h o rt honeym oon
fu rn a c e , b e st p o rce lain e n a m ­
trip .
On th e ir r e tu r n th ey w ill
eled p lu m b in g , c a b in e t k itc h e n ,
m ik e th e ir hom e a t th e farm of
la rg e b a th room , com m odious
th e groom n e a r R o seb u rg .
sc re e n e d porch.
T h e groom is a h ig h ly re sp e c t­
B ig lo t (m o re th a n th re e -
fo u rth s a c r e ) , w ith law n, flow ­
ed y o u n g fa rm e r a n d an o v e rse a s
AT
e r g a rd e n , f r u it tre e s , o rn a ­
v e te ra n . T h e b rid e w hose hom e
m e n ta l tre e s a n d sh ru b s . L ove­
w as in T a le n t w h e re h e r f a th e r
ly lo ca tio n o v e rlo o k in g L ith ia
is p a s to r of th e M eth o d ist E p isco ­ P a r k a n d th e G len.
O ne of th e few re a lly well
pal e h u rc h , is an acco m p lish ed I
b u ilt h o u ses in th e city.
m u sic ia n , a n d a g r a d u a te of th e
Price SIX THOUSAND DOL­
A sh lan d h ig h school.
LARS.
A m ong th o se p re s e n t w e re : Rev.
See an y re a l e s ta te a g e n t in
A sh lan d o r ph o n e 311-R . 14-2
an d Mrs. C. G. M orris, Mr. an d
Mrs. L ouis B row n, iftr. a n d Mrs.
I. C. W illiam s, M r. a n d M rs. M.
('. R eed, M i. a n d M rs. J. A. Bick-
e rd ik e , Mr. a n d Mrs. W. N. W ells,
Mr. a n d M rs. II. E. B ow m an,*M r.
a n d Mrs. G eorge C u rrie r, Mr. and
M rs. D itsw o rth , Mr. an d M rs. Cad
E llis, Mr. a n d M rs. C has. H old-
HAT about thia town and country twenty-
five years from now?
rid g e, Mr. a n d M rs. F r a n k H old-
rid g e, Mrs. W. D. H o ld rid g e , Mr.
The answer is in your and my act of today.
a n d M rs. L e o n a rd O o rth u y s, Mr.
As we practice civic pride today, so will it be re­
an d Mrs. W. A. S tra tto n , Mrs. W.
flected in the GROWTH of our community a quarter
of a century hence
V ogeli, Mr. a n d Mrs. D. O. H u r­
ley, R a lp h B ow m an, M isses C a r­
The practice of civic pride Is more than the mere
boasting of our community's present assets. It is
m en an d M axine R ose, M attie T u r ­
mostly in the active support of the public and BUSI­
n e r, V a le ta B u rn e tte , E d ith a n d )
NESS institutions now here— that they may develop
E th e l H azen, F ra n c e s M orris an d
and GROW
th e fo llo w in g o u t of tow n g u e sts:
Popular subscriptions to any worthy cause—
A sh la n d , Mr. a n d Mrs. J o h n H.
whether for charity or some big municipal improve­
F u lle r, M rs. H. J. V an F ossen,
ment— is all mighty fine— never to be frowned upon
M rs. A llen McGee, M r. a n d M rs. C.
But there is a more stable method That method
N. W ood, Mr. a n d Mrs. I. V. R ed-
is in the simple little everyday act of buying ALL
ife r.
Miss V iolet W oods; M ed­
our goods at home— patronizing our home merchants
ford, Mr. a n d M rs. C am pbell, F re d
A community thrives and grows as Its business in­
G ru b e r; R o se b u rg
Roy P o rte r,
stitutions grow No business man with vision enough
to build up a successful business, is so selfish but
M iss L en a P o r te f a n d M iss N ora
that he will throw his prosperity righ, back into the
Davis.
life and development of his community
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It may be in the erection of a big busineses struc­
Celebai-tetl B irth d a y
ture—
it may be in helping finance some new busi­
Mrs, W. E. B u c h a n a n e n te r ta in ­
ness enterprise which will afford labor for many
ed in h o n o r of h e r d a u g h te r Lova
more workmen— it may be in the enlargement and
at h e r hom e rec e n tly , th e occasion
development of his own business—offering bigger
trading selection— abreast the rest of the world.
b e in g th e y o u n g la d y ’s 12th b ir th ­
day.
A co m p an y of h e r school
If we send or take the money we earn here to some
other center for trading, pleasure, or investment— W9
frie n d s w ere p re s e n t an d sp e n t an
cannot expect our community to grow— we cannot ex­
e n jo y a b le e v e n in g w ith gam es an d
pect our own earning power HERE to in­
m usic, a f te r w hich th e
ho stess
crease.
serv ed lig h t re fre s h m e n t.
T he
frie n d s w ho a s sis te d M iss Lova to
m ak e th e event a hap p y o n e w ere
P e a rl W a rd le , E velyn T a y lo r, D ea-
na S pencer, E le a n o r H oyt, A lm a
H ayes, A lta Y okum a n d D elp h in e
S a c k e tt.
Mrs. Lillian Currier
I nstant P ostum
Ten d a y s ’ t r i a l p ro v e s
an d th ere’s a lot o f s a t ­
isfa c tio n in knowing.
W h y n o t o rd er a tin o f
I n s t a n t P o s tu m
f r o m th e g r o c e r
P ostum C ereai
n e x t t i m e —a n d
¡If
w a tc h y o u rs e lf
a n d y o u r ow n.
I nstant ©
f e e lin g s ?
© POSTUM
‘There's a R e a s o n '
A BEVERAGE
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#nd . »matt portion o f M ola»«k j
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Postum Cereal Company
M ad e b y
B a t ik
Postum Cereal Co.. Inc..Battle Cieek Mich.
Cwt«. M.ca.U 5
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W h c rc ’jr Y o u r
D re a d B u ttered ?
U 7 H A T makes your com m unity a prosperous one?
* * You d o n ’t need to do a “ Sherlock H olm es” to fig­
ure o u t th a t the industries of a state or com m unity are
the sturdy oaks around which the vine of prosperity
twines. A nd th at the successful developm ent of an
in d u stry depends u p o n th e q u a lity of the product
and a market.
O regon m an u factu rers are p u ttin g th e q u a lity in to
their products; you can help extend th eir m a rk e t by
asking tor “ O regon M ade” when you buy. And in­
cidentally p u t m ore b u tte r on your own bread.
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BUY O REG O N
P R O D U C T S
GET YOUR
STONE
JARS
g o o d w a y t o f in d t h e
t r o u b l e is t o q u i t c o f­
fe e a n d u se
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Associated Industries o f Oregon
o r EG on
HOLMES
GROCERY
DOUBLE BILL
Is t o w n in 1 9 4 5
i
There's M any a “K ic k ”
Where You Least Expect It!
*
L o o k a t th is p ic tu r e a n d p o n d e r . F a t h e r th o u g h t
t h e r e w a s n o m o re " p e p ” in t h e o ld n a g , b u t h is
w a y w a r d d a u g h te r d is c o v e r e d t h a t th e r e w a s a
w a llo p le ft in e a c h o ld h o o f -------a n d s h e u s e d t h e
o n e h o r s e p o w e r b a tt e r i n g r a m in s e lf d e f e n c e .
T h i n k f a r m life is d e a d f ro m t h e n e c k u p ? N o
“ k ic k s ” le ft in it? O h ! w h a t a lo t y o u ’ve, g o t
to le a r n !
S ee the sim ple
life
e x p o sed ------ get next to
N a tu r e -------w a tc h th e A ll S ta r C o m e d y C a s t t e a r
th e v e il o f s e c r e c y fro m the rom ance of rural
r ig h te o u s n e s s in
MACK SENNETTf
New FIVE-REEL Comedy Sensation
DOWN ON T H E
FARM*
Bv an All Star Cast
D ram atic—Has
Deep H eart In te r­
est and Is In te n ­
sely In terestin g
REMEMBER
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