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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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A
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.
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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
a
rtic
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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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