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M alta Commandery No. 4
Kaightn Tem plai
Bntche? Returns—
B u tle r H elm an, who fo r som e
m o n th s has been h elp in g his b ro th e r
in th e Gold H ill m e at m a rk e t, re
tu rn e d to A sh lan d Sunday evening.
“ Lady Babbie”
!
In the Films
Masoitta Hali
You w ill w an t oandy from R ose
S ta te d conclave W ednesday even B ro th e rs fo r it is th e best an d costs
ing, D ecem ber 21. In sta lla tio n and no m ore th a n b ran ch no t so good.
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Red Cross w ork.
S upper a t 6 :3 0
o’clock.
V isiting and so jo u rn in g
Fire Hall Stunt—
Sir K n ig h ts co u rteo u sly invited.
The e n te rp risin g co-ed, Miss Mil
P. K. HAMMOND, E. C.
d
red
Spears, who was in A shland a
W. H. DAY, R ecorder.
few days ago so licitin g m ag azin e
su b sc rip tio n s to pay college ex
Pinehurst Teacher A rrives—
penses, k illed chickens an d did m any
J. E. P a tte rso n , fo rest entom o lo
o th e r in te re stin g s tu n ts in o rd e r to
gist, S unday b ro u g h t his w ife hom e
coax coy coins
from
re lu c ta n t
from P in e h u rst, w here she is te a c h - .
palm s. A t th e fire h a ll C hief R ob
ing school. Mr. P a tte rso n , w ent by?
inson o ffered Miss S pears fifty cents
a u to as fa r as K eene creek, w hich I s ,
if sho w ould go u p sta irs a n d slide
e a st of G reen S prings m o u n tain a n d .
down th e b rass pole. T his in te re s t
six m iles from P in e h u rst. T he road ing s tu n t was obligingly perfo rm ed .
to th is point is graded and graveled
At one of th e A shland pool h alls it
an d in fine shape. Mrs. P a tte rso n
is re la ted th a t a p a rty of card play
cam e by team th e re m a in d e r of th e
ers w as canvassed w ith o u t re su lts,
(Kstance from P in e h u rst. The P a t
w h ereu p o n th ey w ere in fo rm e r by
te rso n s have a h om estead th ree-
th e p ro p rie to r th a t if th ey co u ld n ’t
fo u rth s of a m ile from th e new high-i
“ vo te,” they could get out.
They
w ay, n e a r P in e h u rst.
chose th e la tte r course.
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R ose B ros a re m ak in g cream
R ose B ro th e rs a re m ak in g candy
m in ts and candy canes. Buy early.
canes to d ay — buy y o u rs soon. 9 3 tf
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H om e from S an J o s e —
Brining Home Bride-—
Miss Irm a D eCarlow , w ho is a t
E d w ard H u n t, who w ent to Los
te
n
d in g th e San Jo se n o rm a l school,
A ngeles recently, is re p o rtre d to
have m a rrie d a w om an doctor from cam e hom e S a tu rd a y to spend th e
th e east, a n d to be b rin g in g h e r to C h ristm as v acatio n w ith frie n d s and
his hom e n e a r th e high school, re la tiv e s in A sh lan d
C H E R R O C H IM E S
• W e m u st move a lot of wood a t
Ash- once on Main s tre e t lo t, so can sell
9 2 tf d y 16 inch pine cu t from live body
tre e s a t $3.75 p er Ider delivered.
C arso n -F o w ler L u m b er Co.
93-2
GET YOUR XMAS TURKEY
F R E E !
W ith every d o lla r purchase
u n til S a tu rd a y n ig h t we will
give a tic k e t fo r free d raw in g
on a T u rk ey o r Duck.
F irs t prem ium — T urkey .
Second p rem ium — Duck.
D raw ing S atu rd ay n ig h t a t
8 :3 0 .
Ashland Poultry
and Fish Market
93 N. Main
“ S alvation N ell” —
“ One of th e m ost pow erful and
to u c h in g photo plays I have ever
seen ,” says O. H. B arn h ill, re fe r
rin g to “ S alv atio n N ell,” which will
be show n a t th e V ining to n ig h t and
to m orrow n ig h t. “ P eople w ho d o n ’t
approve of m an y of th e p ic tu re s
show n on th e cinem a screen sh o u ld
p atro n ize th is re m a rk a b ly stro n g ,
clean play an d th u s show m a n ag e rs
and p ro d u cers th a t it pays to ex
h ib it th is class of p ictu res. T h e a c t
I ing is w o n d erfu lly re a listic an d d ra -
m atic, th e p ro to g ra p h s v ery a rtis tic
and u n u su ally well ta k e n , th e h e a rt
in te re st stro n g a n d a ffe ctin g . T he
saloon scenes a re b ru ta l an d re v o lt
ing, b u t— fo rtu n a te ly — saloons a re
a th in g of th e p a st in th is c o u n try
The ch u rch m usic by th e splendid
photoplay o rg a n ad d s m uch to th e
realism . T he play is a d ra m a tiz a
tion of a book by th e sam e nam e.
It will pay anyone to see th e S alv a
tio n A rm y in actio n a t th e V in in g .”
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OPEN CONTEST
W ANTED!
—a new name for Stevens
Restaurant, sometime be
tween now and Dec. 31st
Someone can win a meal
ticket worth $5.50.
—write a name for the res
taurant; also your name and
address plainly on a piece of
paper, and hand it to my
cashier. For the best name
handed in, I will give the
lucky fellow one meal ticket
ABSOLUTELY FREE of
charge.
W. R. HARTMAN, Manager
Successor to F. C. Stevens
Married Sixty-Pive Years—
Rev. an d Mrs. W illiam Jo h n so n
celeb rated th e ir six ty -fifth w edding
a n n iv e rsa ry S a tu rd a y a t th e ir hom e
on L ow er A lm ond stre e t. Rev. J o h n
son is a p erso n al frien d of Jo h n
W an am ak er, fo rm e r p o stm a ste r g en
e ra l an d m illio n aire P h ila d e lp h ia
m e rc h an t, who each y e ar sendb his
A shland frien d a v alu ab le b irth d a y
p resen t.
Rev. Jo h n so n le ft W ana-
m a k e r’s em ploy m any y e a rs ago to
accom pany Rev. D w ight L . Moody,
th e c ele b ra te d ev an g elist, aB o rg a n
ist, serv in g In th a t cap acity fo r six
! years.
R ev. Jo h n so n teach es a
la rg e *Sunday school class in th e
P re sb y te ria n c h u rch , an d h e and
Mrs. Jo h n so n a re loved an d resp ected
by a la rg e circle of frien d s an d ac
q u a in ta n ce s.
lem s w hich have been m aoped out
fo r solution by th e league fo r th e
com ing y ear a re : C o-operation w ith
o th e r o rg an izatio n s of th e N o rth
w est in an e ffo rt to secure reduction
of fre ig h t ra te s: th e a rriv a l a t a
b o tte r u n d e rsta n d in g o f th e f r u it
w iping question w ith less s trin g e n t
reg u la tio n s anjl num ero u s o th e r
m a tte rs of vital In te re st to local fr u it
grow ers.
Dairy and Poultry
Feeds
Car from Albers Bros Milling Company
ju st unloaded
The prices are rig h t
Ashland Fruit Association
The role of “Lady Babbie” m
“The Little Minister,” made fa
mous on the stage by Maude
Adams, has been done on the
screen by Betty Compson. The
pretty Paramount star, directed
by Penrhyn Stanlaws, the noted
artist, has done some of the best
work of her career in this pic
ture, soon to be released, z of
Barrie’s story.
M ountain avenue and Iow a stre e t.
Nice Dry W ood! also Blox.
land L um ber Co., phone 20.
FRUIT GROWERS
w orked o u t by th e b o ard of d irec- tlve expense, such as s te n o g ra p h e r’s
LEAGUH ORGANIZE
*tor9 w b ich . as can be seen by th e fees and teleg ram s. N one of th e of
FOR COMING YEAR lis t’ is a re p re se n ta tiv e body of m en ficers receive sala rie s. No ap p lica
tio n b la n k <is necessary to obtain
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of v aried in te re sts.
!- The leag u e is a t p re sen t com posed m em bership. D. R. W ood is tre a s
( C ontinued from P a g e 1)
- of 125 of th e progressive orchard- u re r an d a $3 check m ade payable to
d e m o n stratio n a g e n t offices received ¡sts of t h e valley. It is w orthy of th e F ru it G row ers league addressed
su p p o rt, as w ell as giving th e T alen t tBe c o n sid e ra tio n of every grow er ; m em bership fo r any person who
e x p erim en t sta tio n all th e a ssist- as it
an association for the protec- ’ to him in M edford w ill secure a
ance possible. T he league is also tion of th e in te re sts of th e m en in- m eets th e o th e r re q u ire m e n ts.
Some of th e m ore Im p o rtan t prob-
resp o n sib le fo r p ro cu rin g th e serv- volved in th e la rg e st and m ost im-
ices of Mr. Y oung, of th e fro st serv- p o rt a n t in d u s try in th e valley. In
ice.
D u rin g th e perio d w hen th e o rd e r to becom e a m em ber one m ust
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b lig h t s itu a tio n was serio u s h ere, be a fr u it g row er o r m u st be en-
th e leag u e backed C. C. C ate, th e gaged in som e closely allied in d u stry fg
co u n ty p a th o lo g ist, to a co n sid erab le an ti m u st pay $3 dues w hich go en-
ex ten t an d aid ed in seeing to it th a t tirely fo r th e paym ent of a d m in istra -
th e b lig h t s itu a tio n was com pletely
cleaned up.
T he o b ject of th e leag u e Is to
p ro te c t th e in te re sts of fru it grow - j
e rs in th e R ogue R iv er v alley and
Would that I, your secret earning
th e policy of th e body does n o t in
’Tis a lesson w ell worth learning,
volve th e so lu tio n of m a rk e tin g or
o litical p ro b le m s in a n y w ay w h a t How your life, a sim ple relish,
To your glory, they em bellish.
soever. T he reason th a t th e a ctiv i
ties of th e o rg a n iz atio n a re no t
(See you to m o rro w )
m ade public fre q u e n tly is th a t few
CHERRO FLOUR
g e n eral m eetin g s a re h eld ; a g en
e ra l m eetin g being held only in th e
A Hard W heat Flour of Fam ous
Blend— Guaranteed
case of som e circ u m stan c e a risin g
w hich dem an d s th e action’ of th e
leag u e as a body. P ro b lem s w hich
re q u ire a tte n tio n
to d e ta ils a re
HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS
MAH J>AW6 TREEb A WILD
CAT LAS’ NIGHT, EN KUN'L
BOB WANTER KNOW HOW
COME AH A IN ' FETCH '|M
HOME W ID ME - - H U H ?
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE— B eau tifu l young G er
m an R o ller sin g er. P hone 408-R.
FOR SA LE— W hite P lm o u th Rock
cockerels from
hoganized and
tra p n e ste d fo u n d atio n stock. F irs t
an d second prize w in n ers a t A sh
lan d W in te r F a ir. P lace y o u r o r
d ers now for e arly h a tch in g eggs.
H. F . S toaks, 124 M orton St.,
A shland, O regon.
93-3*
STRA Y ED — F ro m 286 V ista, hen
tu rk e y . No ta il fe a th e rs. F in d e r
phone 439-J.
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FO R R EN T— J a n u a ry 1 w ill have
five room a p a rtm e n t, firs t floou,
b a th and g arag e, $30.00; also
th re e room s w ith b a th , $ 2 5 .0 0 ,i
lig h t and w a te r in clu d ed .
153 i
G ra n ite St. P h o n e 411-R. 93-1
FO R R EN T— T h ree nice clean fu rn -j
'&$%(! &#) U77 !! #$#$ &!"PU"#%!"!!
ished room s, p riv a te to ile t, s i n k ,
an d lav ato ry . 128 F a c to ry St.
93-3*
FO R
SALE— F a t,
th o ro u g h b re d
W h ite L eg h o rn p u llets. 243 M oun
ta in avenue.
93-3 j
Here’s News That Is News!
FO R SA LE— T hom pson piano, li
b ra ry tab le, o th e r fu rn itu re . 344
E a s t M ain.
93-4
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SW EE T C ID ER — M ade fresh every
day. O rd er now fo r th a t X raasi
d in n e r. 40 c en ts gallon, tw o for
75 cen ts delivered. P h o n e 9F11.
Brown Bread
Christmas Suggestions
For the Sportsman, Fisherman and Boy
MAUSER AUTOMATICS—LUGER PISTOLS
MARBLE’S SPECIALTIES.
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BAKED BY THE
Waterproof Matchboxes — Hunting Knives
Hunting Axes •
Guns, Rods, Reels and Lines
Peerless Bakery
FOR THE BOY AND BOY SCOUT
.22-caliber Rifles — Pocket Knives
Air Guns — Watches
Boy Scout Compasses—Axes—Knives
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Medford, Oregon
Yours for Service
Elkhorn Gun Store
R. (BOB) MIDDLETON
The Only Modern Bakery in Southern Oregon — Always Prepared to Serve You
Our password is
81 Oak St.
SERVICE, QUALITY AND QUANTITY
A box fa c to ry w ith a $15,000 pay
ro ll is bein g e stab lish ed in L a
G rande.
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SWENSON & McRAE’S XMAS FURNITURE SALE
4 - B IG S A L E D A Y S - 4
ONLY FOUR MORE SHOPPING DAYS UNTIL XMAS
Say Merry Xmas with Useful and Practical Gifts, that are of an enduring nature, that
each day of the year may be a remembrance of Xmas and of a wise and thoughtiul
giver. That gift is Furniture.
A Few Suggestions of What to Give and Where to Find It
If You
H ave Not
Bought
Y o u r $1.00
Broom
for 50c
B uy One
Now.
FLOOR LAMPS AND TABLE LAMPS
A GOOD SELECTION OF CHILDREN’S TOYS
—Lamps that are ornamentally likeable as well as useful—
and every one a genuine bargain value. Post and shade com
plete. While they remain—
$11.50 ‘ $14.50 $22.00 $25.50 $28.00
—Others without shades
$6.50
$8.25
$9.85
—Such as Coaster Wagons, Tricycles, Scooters, Ki Ki Kars.
Red Riders, Red Flyers, Kiddie Cars, Sammy Cars, Doll Bug
gies, Automobiles, Baby -Swings, Baby V alkers
—All at very low prices.
SLEEP-INVITING KAPOK SILK FLOSS MATTRESSES
—r Made of downy Silk Floss, which has long been recognized
as an ideal mattress filling, for it has many desirable qualifies
by which it provides a maximum of comfort on account of the
flexibility and softness. It takes up every curve of the tyodv
and responds to the slightest pressure. I t supports your
weight evenly from head to foot and permits a degree of
relaxation that is very pleasant indeed.
—These mattresses are priced as low as $11.95.
XMAS RUGS
—Nothing adds a more refined appearance to your home than
a few carefully selected Rugs.
—Good’ quality Axminster Rugs, large size, regular value
$37.50. Special at this sale—$26.85.
—Regular $45.00 Axminsters.
Specially priced at $36.50.
—Seamless Tapestry Brussels fyig, large size, regular $30.00
value. Special—$22.65. _
—Wool and Fibre Rugs priced as low as $9.85.
GENUINE LEATHER, REED AND FIBRE TAPESTRY
UPHOLSTERED ROCKERS
—Priced at
$38.50
$33.50
$26.85
$19.50
$18.50
$11.75
_Arm rockers in beautiful quarter-sawed oak finish as low
as $5*85.
—J u s t when Xmas buying is at its highest pitch comes this
bargain value on fine,'big, deep, roomy,comfortable, superbly
constructed and good looking luxury rockers. They are just
good and likeable rockers from regular stock offered for this
four days’ sale startiugly underpriced.
—About 65 rockers to select from.
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
—Traveling Bags, Trunks, Suit Cases, Aluminum Ware.
Dinner Ware, Wash Boilers, Children’s Rockers, Davenports
Bed Room Suites, Dressers, Beds, Grass Rugs, Congoleum
Rugs, Linoleum Rugs.