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Friday, July 21, 1022
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: K ram er, of A shland.
STOCKMAX PAYS $200
I CELEBRATES SEVENTY-FIFTH
chicken and o th er good things th e
FO B DYNAMITING FISH
F u n e ral a rra n g e m e n ts will not be
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY dining room was cleared and^ d an c­
com pleted u ntil word is received
ing was enjoyed u n til 10:30 o ’clock,
from th e sons in C anada. J. P.
when all w ished G randpa a n d
RED BLUFF, Calif., Ju ly 21.—
The 75th birth d ay of J. P. Sayle
Dodge and Sons will have charge of Joseph R. Long, a w ell-know n stock-
G randm a Sayle a fond good-night.
Candy Cupboard C loses»-
v isit ln MedfoT<i—
was nicely celebrated July 20th at'
th e fu n eral.
Those
p rese n t w ere:
m an o£ th e Je lly 's F e rry section,
The Candy C upboard, which open-
M r and M„ Qeorge Dam on, 1 9 1 1
his
hom
e
on
G
resham
street.
pleaded guilty in th e su p e rio r court
ed a few m onths ago in th e Shook Qaj. s tre e t w ere M edford v isitors
Mr. and Mrs. E. D .‘Jennings, Mr.
building u n d e r the m anagem ent of thj3 m ornjng
SELF-PROTECTION HER AIM here yesterday aftern o o n to the A 6 o’clock dinner was served to and Mrs. N. F. W ilson, Mr. and Mrs.
charge of k illin g fish w ith explosive, i 14 guests. Tablé decorations w ere A. G. Moss, Mr. and Mrs C. L. Kel-
Mrs. Em m a Oeder, closed its doors
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M onday. The reason given for clos-i
Orreg clean3 ciothes.
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College Girl Proves She Has a Mind and Ju d g e Jo h n F. .Ellison fined pink and w hite hollyhock blooms ton of O akland, Calif., Jim m y Rouse
by Care She Takes to Hide
w ith
huge birth d ay cake in the and Miss G ertru d e Johnson of Y re­
him $206, which he paid.
ing th e place is th a t th ere was lnsuf- i
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the Fact.
, cen ter of th e table.
ficient business to ju stify the opera-
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ka, and R alph Jen n in g s of W illows,
Every day is a picnic day for
R ead the w ant ads.
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fter
doing
ju
stice
to
friend
tion of th e place. The equipm ent is I Baby Show
Calif.
It Is tim e for the college girl to
being tak e n out of the building and
Have you been to a baby show som eone in L ith ia park. So it has meet the charges heaped against her
seem ed d u ring th e w arm w eath er of She is called frivolous, empty-headed,
stored.
lately?
If you have, come to the
th e last few weeks, for th e re has and her appearance is considered
If
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B. Y. P. U. Sunday, Ju ly 23.
been a t least one p arty of picnickers wrong In every detail. Now slie is
You c a n ’t affo rd to m iss S a tu r-jy Ol, haven’t, come anyw ay.
in the p ark every day for the past driven to confess th at it is all done
day n ight a t th e big H ot S p rin g s !
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th ree weeks. Not in frequently all for self-protection, w rites Olga Owens,
272-2 i
pavilion.
in Judge.
New fall woolens a re in a t O rres th e tables are filled to capacity.
With a mind as valuable as hers,
271-2* i W ednesday evening saw one of
, T ailor Shop.
Leave for H o m e ----
the college girl Is not safe. In these
those capacity crow ds in the picnic days of constant holdups and rob­
Mrs. A. M. W alker and g iau d - H ere on Business—
ground.
T hree exceptionally large beries, ruthless bandits are waiting at
Ja.l8l.ter D orth . Lamson. who have, „ „
Koseb„ rg, w„
.
every turn. How can she go abroad
bee,, m aking th e ir hom e a t 28 Mor- th e
yesterday tra n sa ctin g busi-
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ton s tre e t for some tim e past, w hile;
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form erly Miss f'm aller ° nes’ lh e BapUSt cnurcn proclaiming to the world the vast
Miss Lam son atten d ed high school
’r
People composed one of th e m ajor wealth of knowledge that Is hers? Ob­
and sum m er school left for th e ir " S ’
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groups, the m em bers of which ap- viously, she m ust disguise it.
anu sum m er scnooi, le u to r tn e ir real e sia te business in A shland for
Suppose she lets her hair grow !
hom e at Gold Beach yesterday.
,
e
peared to have a delig h tfu l tim e. Pinned up on a head already enlarged
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a num Der ° r years.
E R Isaac e n te rta in ed a larg e num - by so much learning, she becomes so
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ber of his M edford friends and conspicuous th at she falls prey to the
' '* P ( a l" 11 _ ' to **'’ In fo rm a tio n W anted—
x showed them how to enjoy a fine first intellectual crook. So she bobs
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6Xtra Pant8 tre e ’ a t O r r e s i A nyone know ing th e addres sof evening even if the day had been it. Suppose she wears long skirts, or
B urt O. Thom pson, of th e 184th extrem ely w arm .
A nother large even a modest collegiate gown. Would
Remember, our Sale is still on and for Saturday we will offer
Aero squadron, please notift' Mrs. p arty was composed of th e friends it be surprising if some dark night she
Specini M e e tin g S a tu rd a y —
Sam McNair, secretary of the A m eri- and fo rm er stu d e n ts of C. A. H itch- is held up. and at the point of a pistol
special inducements throughout our entire line.
made to recite the whole of Homer's
T here will be a special m eeting of can Red Cross,
cock, who was su p e rin te n d e n t at the “Iliad” to some desperate college pro­
th e Camp F ire g irls S atu rd ay a fte r­
You will profit by every purchase you make here during the
---------------- ---------------------------—— A shland schools several years ago fessor? So to be doubly sure, she rolls
noon at 4 o’clock a t the e n tran ce of
TO q LATE TO (T j A S S IF Y
Every year-sees L ithia p ark grow ­ her stockings. Education is a con
term of our sale.
th e park.
A rran g e m e n ts will be
ing in favor and m ore and m ore peo- spicuous thing, and if the student ap­
m ade and th e d a te set for th e hike STRAYED— A black Jersey cow ple a re learn in g th a t it is one of plies a little powder now and then to
to .M o u n t A shland, which is to tak e
from 407 Scenic Drive. M arked, the fin est n a tu ra l p ark s on th e en- cover up its shining light upon her
face, she should not be condemned.
place in th e n e a r fu tu re.
swallow fork in each ear. F in d e r tire Pacific coast and are m aking The desperate age in which we live
Phone 404-J.
272 an nual pilgrim ages .to enjoy th e cool has made all this necessary.
Dance w ith the crowd.
Hot —
breezes from A shland creek, when
So it is with admiration and pity
Sp»ings pavilion, S aturday night. FOR SALE
Six room
m odern t |le su rro u n d in g country is sw elter- that we should regard her, bravely
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house, close in.
Term s.
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adopting the latest styles, without
G resham St.
272-6* C ng w lth th e heat.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH
complaint. Not even the reformed
---------------------------------------------------- A shland is an ideal spot to live in,
wears his pocketbook where It can be
FOR SALE— At a b argain, 8 room , and the people of the city do not
seen. The college girl proves that she
house, also a 5 room house, close have to leave th e ir own hom es to
in, fine location, sold separately enj
w onderful clim ate and do has a mind by hiding it.
or
together.
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or
p
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la
rs
see
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th e s p r u c e a n d s te e l
. O rres a t O rres T ailor Shop. 271*2 not th ere fo re ta k e ad v an tag e of the
CRYSTAL SET IS ALL RIGHT
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FOR SALE— Acreage
on
paved ro unding country and cities.
highw ay, splendid soil Five acres I A shland
ple a ppreclate being In Its Own W ay It Is Quite as
S trongest, L ig h test L adders Made
Efficient as the Vacuum
10
acres,
15
acres,
20
acres,
and
1
,
Shop W ork a Specialty
th e price is rig h t. O. A. M anning, a hle to use the p ark freq u en tly for
Tube Outfit.
E . CLIP PAYNE
T alent, Oregon.
272tf picnic parties, b u t it is neighbors
The small crystal receiving set,
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and visitors who really enjoy th e ad­
vantages of th e picnic ground, as which may be likened to "the poor
well as th e cam p ground, to th e fu ll­ man’s set,” contrary to reports heard
in some quarters, Is quite as efficient
est extent.
ln Its way as the much higher-priced
and elaborate vacuum tube outfit.
While these sets are usually not guar­
CHARLES ELIASON PASSED
anteed to receive more than fifteen
AWAY THIS MORNING
or twenty-five miles, some am ateurs
have succeeded In hearing music over
C harles A. E liason died a t his a fifty-mile range.
But the most amazing of all is the
hom e on L aurel s tre e t a t 5:45 th is
report
which comes from a retailer in
m orning, follow ing an illness of
ASHLAND to
New York, who says that lie has suc­
th re e weeks, Mr. Eliason had been ceeded In connecting up an amplifier
in his usual s ta te of h ealth u n til the with his set. Despite the handicap of
SAN FRANCISCO ..................$23.50
la tte r p a rt of Ju n e , when he was being entirely surrounded by steel sky­
tak en ¡11, and it was feared from scrapers, this set Is ln daily opera­
Berkeley .................................$23.00
th e firs t th a t he would not survive. tion.
Oakland .................................... $23,25
However, his condition had im prov­
ed considerably and the first of the
Radio Warns of Thunderstorms.
Alameda ................................ $23.75
Detection of approaching thunder­
SALES DATES
week, he was able to sit up in an
Santa Barbara ..................... $44.75
easy chair, b ut he took a change for storms in time to make necessary ad
July 24 to Sept. 30
the w orse and lost consciousness Justments in operation of electric-
RETURN LIMIT
LOS
ANGELES
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$45.75
, d u rin g th e early p art of la st night. service Is a valuable practical use of
O ctober 31st
the radio, according to the report of
San Diego .............................$54.00 • Mr. E liason was 75 years old. He the
Stopovers
electrical apparatus committee of
was born in th e s ta te of W est V ir­ the National Electric Light associa
A nyw here
ginia, w here he en tered the oil tion presented at the convention in
- P roportionately low fares from all sta tio n s in Oregon
fields, becom ing an expert d riller, Atlantic City. The radio also serves
.BLOOMERS .............................. Pair 79c I /PLAY SUITS ............... '.......... Each 98c
and was often conferred w ith in re ­ to detect defects ln electrical appa­
4 Trains Each Way—Each Day
v—Women’s Jersey knit bloomers, extra —Children’s Play Suits, in bine and khaki,
ratu s and equipment more efficiently
gard to oil w ells in th e west.
than
any
other
agency,
the
report
Via the “ Scenic Shasta Route’’
fine quality, a special for this sale only. trimmed with red, in sizes up to 7 years.
< He m oved to A shland w ith h is
says.
fam ily 25 y ears ago, a n a nas lived
7 Daily Trains San Francisco to Los Angeles
here continually since th a t tim e, and
Couldn’t Speak English.
GOWNS ............................'... Each $1.59 APRONS ......... ............ ......... Each $1.13
Include in your trip th re e N ational P ark s, C ra te r L ake, Yosem ite,
had a host of friends am ong the old­
“Edw ard,” asked a teacher In a
Sequoia, and C alifo rn ia’s ch a rm in ; seashore resorts.
—Women’s Gowns made of Plisse Crepe, r—Bungalow aprons made o f Percale in
school on the E ast side, “why were
e r people of th e city.
light and dark patterns, nicely trimmed
F o r fu rth e r p a rtic u la rs, or beautiful folders, ask agents.
He leaves to m ourn his loss, be­ you absent from school this morn
in white and pink.
with lie rac braid.
sides his wife, two sons and two lng?”
“Oh,
some
one
stole
me
coat
on
I d au g h ters. The sons a re L ars and
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR ........... ’ . $1.39
me.”
Ross E liason, both of whom a re lo­
G IR IS ’ DRESSES ........................ $1.25
“W hat’s that? Stole your coat ‘on
JOHN M. SCOTT,
cated in A lberta, C anada, and the you?’ ”
-—Gowns, combinations, bloomers and -—Made of fine quality Zephyr Ginghams,
G eneral P assen g er Agent.
d a u g h te rs a re Miss B erth a E liason,
“Aw, teacher,” interjected Edw ard’s
corset covers, imide of good Nainsook, nicely trimmed with plain colors, sizes
of P o rtla n d , and Mrs. George N. brother. “He’s Ignorant; he can’t talk
some with hand embroidery.
7 to 14 vears.
English. He means some one stole
his coat off him.”
V isitor from C hicago—
Locdi and Persona; ¡
Miss- Selm a E rn a n d er, of Chicago,
in th e city visiting wifli h er a u n t,
Mrs. X e n a rt, of 105 Bush stre e t.
LITHIA PARK
SCENE OF MANY
PICNIC PARTIES
SALE
SALE
CASH CLEARANCE
PEOPLE TAKE NOTICE
Sale Ends July 29
Sprusteel
Square Deal Grocery
Step Ladder
Our Second Semi-Annual
T ravel for Less
—to California
CLEARANCE SALE
Round Trip Excursion Fares
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Bargains! Bargains! Bargains!
This is the W ay W e Clean House
Soufhern Pacific Lines
LAST
CALL
CURTAIN N E T S ..................... Yard 36c
—36 inches wide Filet Curtain Nets, sev­
eral new patterns to select from-.
TI-IE TH EATER BEAUTIFUL
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Saturday, Cleanup Day
T H E BO O T SH O P
ENTIRE STOCK OF
SHEETS ................................... Each 98c
-—Size 72x90, linen finish. This sheet is
a real bargain. For this sale only.
GINGHAMS T-r.......................... Yard 29c VOILES ................................... Yard 44c
-—27 inch M. F. C. Zephyr Ginghams, r—40 inches wide in new patterns for sum­
fancy plaids and checks, also plain colors. mer dresses. Take advantage of this
Clearance price.
Sold regularly at 35 cents.
25 % off D rum m ers S am p les 25% off
Drummer’s Sample Lines of Linon Table Cloths, Linon Lunch Cloths, Huck Towels,
both cotton and linon, Fancy Bath Towels, also Fancy Bath Towel Sets.
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Ladies high shoes at $1.95 per pair
Ladies Oxfords at - 2.95 per pair
Childrens shoes at - 98c per pair
Boys shoes
- -
1.95 per pair
Mens shoes
dress and work at 2.95 per pair
Only Comes T w ice a Year, Buy N ow
Send us your
Saturday, July 22
Odds and ends at moving priées
mail orders—
W e
An e n th ra llin g love sto ry of K en­
tucky in th e days of the* spring
m eet on th e race track s.
— Alsp—
“A RURAL CINDERELLA”
prepay
postage a n d
express.
Butterick
E. R. IS A A C & co.
Patterns
S U C C E S S O R TO C. H. VAUPEL
THE
QUALITY
S TO R E
The Store Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated •
Your August
Delineator
here.
HAVE YOUR HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING DONE HERE
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