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PR O FE SSIO N A L ! Classified C olum n
Thursday, December 27, 102:4
♦-• family Christm as gathering this COAST GUARD RESCUED
are bought eagerly by wealthy A- ing rath er tight wbere the p u n
year.
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ANGRY
SEAS
merlcans for anything up to a ' strings were concerned. In a let
C lassified Colum n R ates
th u .e v.ho enjoyed it with
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hundred thousand dollars, appar- i ter to a w ater company concern
PHYSICIANS
One cent the word each
them , were Mr. and Mis. C. H art-
NEW PORT, Dec. 26.— A crew ently knew the vaiu^ of publicity ing w ater charg- s lie i- very in
MRS.
GRACE
E.
ANDREWS,
Editor
time.
ley and children of Phoenix, Mr. of seven members of the Yaquina — even being his own press a g e n t.1 dignant about au apparent over
DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Resi
Phone items to her at 345-R; between 10 A. M. and 2 P. M.
To run every issue for one
and
Mrs. W ilmer Poley and coast guard are safe after being according to a batch of seventy charge, and winds up: "How tin
dence and office, 108 Pioneer
and evenings.
month or more, %c the word
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daughters
and Mrs. Poley’s n e p h -. in the sea forty hours while un-1 of the painter's most intim ate devil can they ask five dollars fo
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avenue. Telephone 28. Office
each time.
Fuller
Max
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Bauer,
H
arry
CW’
Mf‘
Horace
T' Mitche11 and able to cross the bar owing to a letters shortly to be put up for w ater when 1 myself gave notit
hours, 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5
Calendar of the W eek—
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Jam es who heavy sea. A terrific storm pre- auction.
to th e collector that th house wai
p. m. only.
Thursday, Dec. 27.— Christmas Yeo, Emil Peil, E. D. Briggs, Oe- came as a happy Christm as su r
FOR SALE
vented larger vessels from go-
j n gOlnp of (hem he is revealed ,lot inhabited months ago, ant
i E ntertainm ent,
Parish
House, der, E. V. C arter, Homer Bill prise.
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac
ing
to
its
assistance
and
a
life
1
as
an ¡nsat |a b ie seeker a ftr pub- the nian to,d n,e Die tax after tha
FO R R E N T
ings, and Sylvan Provost.
4:30 P. M.
Miss May Poley has returned to boat was compelled to rem ain an- u city> even when abroad writing w o u ld be a mere nothing?“
tice lim ited to eye, ear, nose and
The program will be an espec
Friday, Dec. 28— Reception
her work in the Riddle High chored outside the harbor fifteen
th ro a t— X-ray including teeth.
TWO ROOM APARTMENT—
to his secretary and asking him to
The letters are expected t<
ially fine one, largely musical school.
Club House, afternoon.
I hours.
Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to Furnished. Reasonable rate. Manx
insert paragraphs in the newspap- fetch a high price, competitloi
Tuesday, Dec. 31— Dram atic and given by some of our most
5. Swedenburg Bldg., Ashland. Hotel, 349 E ast Main.
94-6 Reading, Dr. N ettie Shaw, Pres- talented young musicians.
ers
about his activities and do-1 being very keen.
Mr. and Mrs. Shelton E n tertain—
Rogue River opened for trout
Ore.
Members are to rem em ber to
FOR RENT— Furnished rooms f byterlan church- evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shelton j fishing over ten inches long, thru (Ings’
bring a guest, if not the fo rtu n
DR. E. B. ANGELL— Chiropractic for Housekeeping. 330 Lower Al
were
host and hostess at a most I Dec., Jan., Feb., Mar., and April,
W histler is also revealed as be- 1 Classified ails bring results.
ate possessor of a daughter.
delightful Christm as dinner at
and Electro-Therapy. Office mond St.
95-4* Music Club M eets—
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The regular m eeting of the
th er pleasant home on Third
phone 48; residence 142. F irst -
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i Ashland Music Study Club was T he H ouse o f Rbnm on—
j
street.
N ational Bank building.
WANTED
at the home of Mrs. A. E. Woods,
The following from the pen of
Mrs.
Pearle
Kearney
and
with a fair attendance, consider Prof. H. G. Gilmore, is in appre- daughter Betty Marie and Mrs.
DR. HAWLEY— Above Tidings
Typing
office. Phone 91.
elation of the entertainm ent to be Josephine Crocker were compli-
Public Typing, copying. 264 7th ing the nearness of Christmas.
LONDON, Dec. 26.— In terest
The
program
was
in
charge
of
given by Dr. M attie Shaw, for the mented guests.
83-lmo.*
ing
relics of Stone Age Africa
DR. ERNEST W. SMITH— C h iro -, St.
¡Mrs. Flora Putnam Dix and was W ednesday Club on New Y ear’s
It was three o’clock turkey din-
have
been discovered by F. W.
praetor, near Postoffice. Hours I WANTED— W ashing. 248 1st ! “American Composers.”
Eve, and sent to th e editor o f , ner, with all the delicious ac-
9-12 and 2-5. Phone 114.
As a prelude, Mrs. Dix gave a these columns.
St.
62-2mo.*
j companiments th a t go with a Migeod, noted English explorer,
Hi'üü'ipl fa
in a journey through the British
short discussion of a num ber of
I life
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The
strictly
up-to-date
to
u
rist
Christm
as
feast,
and
the
ro
o
m
s;
PLUM BING
the large
province
on
these composers with interesting city th a t, by judicious advertis- were very beautiful in their holi- |Cam eroons,
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MISCELLANEOUS
dnv d r J
hOli the eastern coast of Africa, part
incidents concernng them .
ng, has earned a place on the map i day dress,
JERRY O’NEAL— Plum bing. 207
j of which was ceded to Britain fol
The work of a num ber was illus under the fascinating title of
LOST— Gents new kid glove,
East Main. Phone 138.
lowing the war.
between post office and East trated first, in a violin solo, play “Ashland the B eautiful” , is the The W m. D ay’s E n tertain—
In various parts of the province
MONUMENTS
Main street. Leave at Tiding’s of ed by Mr. Henry of th e High home— to pu t it in the triple form
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Day were
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fice. Reward.
97-2* school. To repeated applause he .« Pbyn,dan. d r a m .,,« and a a lb - b a it and b a s i c a , a d C ,Kh « „ , J X " “
MONUMENT— MARKERS
generously responded. Mrs. Henry oress In the person of Dr. Mattie Christm as dinner, served a t tw o 1
Lowest Prices
__ Christm
c , ... ’ Berv®
‘‘ ai tw o j other weapons and implements,
WILL TAKE ORDERS for sang one of C arrie Jacob Bond’s , B. Shaw who, on the public plat- o’clock on
as Day.
ASHLAND GRANITE CO.
M
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w,
w
,
and found many .traces of pre-
Country Sausage W. L. Moore, | lovely songs, kindly rsponding to form professionally and in private
Mr
and
Mrs.
Gowdy
were
the
;
histOric civilization giving in-
Brd and E ast Main St.
223-6mo. 10F4.
95-4 encore.
life insistently, has nobly set comP mented guests. In the even- ■ dications th a t man existed in Af-
MacDowell’s* “ W itch’s Dance’’ forth the many claims Ashland has ing Mr. and Mrs. Day were guests
ASHLAND GRANITE
FIR ST CLASS DRESSMAKING was played „y Mlss Lo, l u
F. O. B.
FULLY
to offer the to u rist bent upon en at the Kinney home, a t the C hrist rica many thousands of years ago.
MONUMENTS
DETROIT
Migeod disco v e r e d m a n y
EQUIPPED
Prices reasonable. Room 7. over an(| waB particularly well received joying the best n atu re has to
mas gathering there.
© regon G ranite Co.
strange customs and practices ex
Tidings office. Phone 77. 84-lm o* by her auditors
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furnish in the various health p ur
8. PENNISTON, Salesman.
istent among some of the savage
oods served delicious suing quests of life.
ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE— May
Mrs
Fam ily G athering a t Mr. and Mrs. tribes, and found th at, contrary
R es. 4 7 0 Laurel
P h on e 444-Y
(‘W ith this much said in appre K inney’.«»—
communicate w ith Ensign Lee refreshm ents at the close of the
to the general belief, many of the
program.
H E m any d e sira b le qualities inherent in the
ciation
of our progressive city, we
PLANING MILL
On Christm as Day Mr. and tribes have very strict laws again
of the Salvation Army a t the
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Fordor Sedan commend this car to the considera
pass
on
to
announce
th
a
t,
at
an
Mrs. A lbert Kinney were host and st interm arriage and the practice
W hiteShield Home, 565 May-
M orris-Lennox—
JORDON’R RASH AND CABINET
tion of every discriminating motorist.
early
date
Dr.
M
attie
Shaw
will,
hostess r t the family reunion and
fair Ave., Portland, Oregon.
The m arriage of Miss Leona under the auspices of the Wednes- Christm as dinner for the Wag- of polygamy.
WORKS, Cor. Helman and _________________________ _ _ _ _ _
W h en , in connection w ith these qualities, the low
The Moen and Munshie tribes,
Van Ness.
194tf RESHINGLING & CALSOMINING Lennox and Mr. R obert Morris £ . a T ^ s b ^ C a a V b a “» ^
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price of the car is considered, the value of the Fordor
F o r reshingling or painting and , dones was solemnized a t the
W Miles of Medford.
j practice a curious custom of
Sedan becomes unique. In it you obtain, at the lowest
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS
' calsomining all work guaranteed M ethodist Parsonage, a t two- H enry Van Dyke’s “ House of
In the evening, the celebration : double m arriage. When a male
possible cost a car of snug comfort, good appearance,
W hittle Transfer & Storage Co.
[ call A. V. Hood, Phone 398 or th irty Saturday, December the Rimmon”— a dram a in four acts was continued with Mr. and Mrs. member of the tribe niarries, hia
and
high utility.
for SERVICE.
tw entieth, Rev. S. J. Chaney of- — ten characters taken entirely Day, Mr. and Mrs. Peil and Mrs.
C. W. Judkins Phone 390-R.
Experienced movers and pack
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Its convenient operation, dependable performance, and
by herself— and which creation Atkinson as added guests for the sister weds th e brother of the !
ers of household goods. Deal WIND SUBSIDES: HOPE
The atten d an ts were Miss Beth is regarded by exacting critics, as jolly “ Christm as Exchange” th a t bride. Should a sister be unavail
long life aie well known. T he style of its appearance,
able, he has to give equivalent '
ers in coal and wood. Phone
the attractive Comfort of its interior, are exactly in
PREVAILS FOR VESSELS Lennox and Mr. F ran k Davis. The one of th e greatest productions is an institution in the famly and
service to his brother-in-law by
117.
lin e w ith the present-day demand.
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im m ediate family of bride and from th e pen of the gifted dram
sion*15 ° f iriOndS’ ° n this occa' working for him. The average of,
Office 89 Oak St. near
atist. Henry Van Dyke’s world re
SEATTLE, Dec. 26.— W ith the groom were present.
You can buy thu car through the Ford Weekly Purchase Plan
'
a sister is about three years not
Hotel Ashland
announcem ent of the w eather
A fter a short wedding trip the nowned “America for me” equally
To realize the fun th at is e n - 'very hard work, according to
T77T— p - w p p R a o o— i bureau th a t gales which swept 1 happy couple will be a t home to with Longfellow’s “ Psalm of joyed, one m ust be a participant I Migeod.
HARRISON BROTHERS
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS— the Northwegt have completely their friends a t th eir home near Life” and Tennyson’s “ In Memor-
in this jolly function.
The Munshie laws against poly
iam ” , serve as so many examples
T. L. POWELL— General TrarnT subsided, m aritim e men are o p tl-[A shland-
gamy are so strict th at beside
fer— Good team
and m otor mistic regarding th e safety of a
To Mr- and M rs- Jones »re ex- of th e brightest and most soul Christm as G athering a t th e Dod
them the American laws of affin
trucks. Good service at a re a -! half dozen vesse,s which have tended the congratulations and inspiring conceptions, in verse, of ges—
ity are stark simplicity.
been in distress at Puget Sound cord*a ^ good wishes of th eir host the hum an intellect, and at Dr.
KS
The Christm as celebration be-
CA
sonable price. Phone 83.
When a m arriage is afoot a
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L iends for a fu tu re of happi-
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„’L n « l 2 C° T ? ,g rc“din« “" ¡ f " ‘he ” '« h t
w ith a lo v a -^ o ^ m " c ii" " i8 " c o n " v e n e d ™ c o m -
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS— ious accident befell the freig h ter ness and Prosperity.
t the qualities th a t made these j ly Christm as tree in the J. P. posed generally of elders with
w riter, so dlatlagaiahed In th eir Dodge home. At thia the family long memorlea. whose business Is
K ing’s T ransfer, general hauling. Yogen M aru> which went aground;
respective pursuits of learning, were gathered, with Miss
D ry wood for sale. Phone 113, 4t the entrance of Grays H arbor. ‘ la " le<1
Wil- i to see th a t no impediments of re
Plaza Pool Hall
4 ,._t f !The »hip is in grave danger of; Mr> John A. K elts and Mrs. will be in evidence and those of liamson as special guest.
lationship exist between the in-
our citizens who appreciate the
_______________ being battered to pieces. Reports [ Sophie E. Miller were united in
On Christm as Day, came the tnding bride and bridegroom.
from other vessels indicate th a t niarriage Friday Dec. 1st. a t the poetic creations of great minds family dinner, with Mr. and Mrs.
These family confabs are often !
they are limping to ports of safe- Congregational Parsonage; the should be present to m easure the J. P. Dodge as host and hostess
F o r a smooth shave,
[so lengthy and complicated and !
ty. Heavy dam age was sustained
W. Judson Oldfield officlat- m astery of Henry Van Dyke as a in t leir pleasant home on the j t be impediments are so difficult
and quick service, go
d ram atist of the very first water. Boulevard. The guest list included
at Seattle as a result of the *ng-
to th e Shell B arber
to unravel and surm ount that the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
K
elts
will
live
at
“ It should be stated th a t Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Galey, and family,
storm. The county-owned ferry
Shop, across from De
meetings break up unsuccessful,
sank at the dock in Lake W ash the home on Upper G ranite street. Shaw has given th e same m aster- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dodge and says Migeod.
Ten-day stopover
pot. G rinding of all
Mr. and Mrs. Mintle were the only piece before audiences at. Hood children, Mr. and Mrs. Will Dodge
ington
and
is
a
total
loss.
kinds. C hildren’s work
One tribe has traditional names
attendants.
on all tickets at
River a n ti at Portland a t the and Miss W illiamson
a specialty.
(for twins, varying if they are
Good wishes are th eirs for a Multnomah Hotel under the aus
The delightful three course din-i both boys or girls or mixed. The
DECISIVE BATTLE IS
W. A. SHELL, Prpo.
prosperous and happy future.
pices
of
the
combined
W
oman’s
ner
was at noonday, with the din- natives claim these names were
IMMINENT IN MEXICO
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632 A. St. Ashland, Ore
Clubs and before an enthusiastic ing room a bower of beauty, in its
given them by God.
D
Bridge Club Meets—
audience th a t entirely filled the holiday coloring, and
greenery
A
nother
tribe
buries
its
dead
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 26.— A de-
The Bridge Club met on Friday eommodious Assembly Hall. It
CARLIN IS CONVICTED
eisive battle is im m inent on the night of last week at the pleasant would be a work of supereroga and the afternoon and evening like the ancient Egyptians in a
And many other points on
O F STATUTORY CHARGE 1 JalIsc0 front to determ ine the fate I hom et of Mrs H p Sackett on tion to particularize as to the was spent in this happy hospit- niche opening onto a shaft sunk
able home, in family visit and ’ in the ground. The bodies are 1
the Southern Pacific in the
of G uadalajara, the second city Fourth street.
technical excellence Dr. Shaw has Christm as cheer.
protected
with
bamboos
so
that
Portland, Dc. 26.— A se n te n c e ^ " Mexico- Obregon has gone to
Sunny Southern States.
The usual num ber of tables acquired in the rendition of the
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no earth may fall into the cham- i
of 24 years was imposed on Claude Jalisco to personally direct the were played and the guests spent great m asters she undertakes to
M arried—
Use one of four daily tr a ils to
her and press them, and then the I
Carlin, convicted of a statu to ry movement of the Federals. A a delightful evening.
interpret, but those who heard
California.
Through Standard and
i The m arriage of Miss Helen
charge involving his 14-year-old la r8e fleet of airplanes is cencen-
Mrs. O. E. Dews was th e happy her in tre Masonic Hall, Eighteen Dickerson and Mr. A. J. McCallen shaft is filled up.
Tourist sleeping cars to San F ran
step-daughter. This is C arlin’s trated on the Jalisco front. Fed recipient of high honors and Mrs. m onths ago in Tennyson’s “ Enoch
cisco and Los Angeles.
second trial, the ju ry having dis erals are strengthening th eir posi Dyrud secured the consolation. A rden” recognize the significance was solemnized Thursday evening
W histler,
famous American
Take your choice of three routes
Dec. 26, at the Methodist Parson-
agreed in the first. When senten- tions in the Puebla center, in
At the close of th e evening, the of the task of reciting a work,
painter,
whose
pictures even now
to the East from California witli
.
age,
th
e
Rev.
S.
J.
Chaney
offic-
•ce was imposed on the convicted Pre Pa ra t,on for an advance again- mogt delightful refreshm ents were entirely from memory, and which .
Mr an „ Mrs John Flnn(,r . I ________________ ________________
lirough sleeping cars to Eastern
m an, Mrs. Carlin broke down in st the rebel Positions a.t Vera Cruz served by th e gracious hostess.'
cities.
occupied one h o u r and th irty i an were th e attendants,
c o u rt.
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m inutes In Its delivery.
| A(leI.
ceremon , he
Sights worth seeing via the
FOLEY PILLS BRING R E L IE F E n tertain Christm as—
“ The W ednesday Afternoon ding party returned to the Fin-
Southern Route include tlie
“ FOLEY PILLS are the best I
W heeler to get $15,000 hotel .
i Mr- and Mrs- J - R - Robertson club s to be congratulated in se-
American River Canyon, Pic
have tried. My kidneys work a and Rev w illiam Johnson enter- curing the services of Dr. Shaw neran home, where a delightful
turesque Carriso Gorge, and
an d store building.
lot better since I received your j tained at Christm as dInnert wUh for so great an undertaking, and wedding supper was served, with
the famous Apache Trail of
generous offer,” w rites John W. Mr Robert8On.8 son> Mr j w all- who have yet to make the ac Mr. and Mrs. Henry Enders, Jr.,
Arizona.
Brogan, Adams, Mass. FOLEY Robertson> his w5fe and two child. quaintance of one of the greatest and Miss Thelma McCredie as ad
Let us assist yon with the details
if J Lt ^ L V VoiUre? \ Si;mv 1Tn t f 0 r re n ’ from Stockton, California, as of living dram atists, should do so, ded guests.
of your trip.
Mr. and Mrs. McCallen went im-
ial guegt8 fQr thg occaslon
The time to be thrifty the KIDNEYS and while being ta- '
on . an occasion where the greatest mediately to th eir home on the
.JOH N M. SCOTT
and
is before you are bard up, 'k en close attention should be paid Mr and Mrg
of
literary
gems,
a
t
th
e
hands
o
f
,
Boulevard
Asst.
Passenger
Traffic Manager
to the diet. Avoid sweets, paa-
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t __i children arrived Sunday evening;
and the time to protect t_
Dr. Shaw holds high carnival, for
Portland.
Oregon
1
Both the young people are very
try
starchy
foods,
alcoholic!
known , Ashland, having
yourself from damage drinks, tea and coffee. Drink Mr. Robertson has returned to an entire evening." - H . O. G.
but the family will re
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I lived here for years.
suits is before your auto plenty of good fresh w ater, and j ' Stockton,
main until Saturday.
Mrs.
Oeder
Entertains—
—
Mrs. McCallen is the daughter
mobile injures or kills keep the body w’arm ly clothed.
Mrs. Oeder had as guests a t a of Mr. J. O. Dickerson, a form er • MSTiP
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Refuse
substitutes,
Sold
Every-
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someone.
j C hristm as Dinner a t Mr. and Mrs. charm ing Christm as dinner, Mrs. business man. She is a graduate i
where.
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The question is not—
| Farlow —
Fielding and h er sister Mrs. Hale of A. H. S. and was in W ashington
Can I afford to carry auto
Bag lim it. T hirty fish, or twenty
^ r- and Mrs. Farlow , Church of Santa Monica, and Mr. and Mrs. D. C. during th e war. At present [
mobile liability insurance! pounds and one fish in any one [ slreeC were host and hostess at Gruelie and children. The evening she is the efficient bookkeeper at
a famly Christm as dinner a t which was spent most pleasantly in Mrs. the Ashland Creamery.
But—Can I afford to drive day>
Mrs. H. 0 / Anderson and children Oeder’s cozy home on G ranite
Mr. McCallen is one of the pro
an automobile without 1 Tillamook county voted “No” were guests, Mr. Anderson having street.
gressive young business men o f ,
carrying adequate protec on every special tax proposition. , gone to a family reunion of his
the city and is present owner of
! people in the northern p art of the A Christmas Party—
tion in that line!
the Ashland Creamery
istate.
The
hospitable
home
of
Mr.
and
To the happy couple are extend
FA SHION’S NEW TH O U G H T
Let us tell you how little
Mr. and Mrs. E lbert Farlow and Mrs. J . H. F u ller was the scene ed the congratulations and good
IN BLOUSES
it will cost to have this
i son spent the afternoon a t the of a jolly pre-C hristm as party, wishes of a host of friends for a
Created on new lines of fabrics that
protection. DO IT NOW.
parental home, m aking it a fam th a t had been planned by the happy and prosperous future.
are artistic achievements, the new
ily gathering.
guests a t the delightful dinner
blouses are hard to resist. The model
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to the left emphasizes its collegiate
given
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gruelie
re-
Classified Ads Bring Results
now are proprietors of the
Real E state and Real In
smartness by a motif embroidered in
Mis. George Spencer l^ntertalns— cently. It had been arranged th at
surance. (E stab. 1883)
bright colors, and a new side-closing
Mrs. George Spencer had a s ; this should be a costum e party
P hsne 211 41 E ast Main
effect. The round neck is collarltss,
The Tidings is striving
and the kimono sleeves have lines that
special guest a t th e Christm as in which the guests represented
are
independent
of
cuffs
or
further
dec-
'
earnestly to give you that,
dinner in their pleasant home, th eir not so distant childhood and
oration. With the blouse is worn a
Mrs. Spencer’s m other, Mrs. J. L. realistic indeed were the costumes
which you expect of your
plaited skirt ' of the same material— < >
wool crêpe. Medium size requires ' ’
having taken possession Mon P alm ateer of Hillsboro, who came assumed for the happy affair.
home
paper.
yards 40-inch material.
The rooms were in holiday a t
Saturday, and will rem ain for an
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day. We will be glad to serve
In accord with the newest Parisian
indefinite visit. Mrs. Palm ateer tire and looked gay and Christ-
M l C C U d S B V T re a tm e n t
'Phe Tidiugs is exerting
models is the blouse to the right, car-
has many friends in Ashland who masy in the glow of candles and
l oth local and internal, and has beei i all old friends and custom ers
1 ried out in rosewood crêpe and worn
every effort to relied Ash
»uccessful in the treatm ent of Cataril
will be glad of this opportunity to Christm as coloring.
with a skirt of the same fabric. The
of Perry and Newby, and make
land in a favorable light,
is p art of our business and
blouse is slashed at the center-front,
1 or ov, r -W years. Sold by all druggists
renew old acquaintance.
A tree, laden with gifts for all
we
make
it
our
business
to
underfaced and rolled low with the
and is working for the up
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C O .. T o le d o , O h u
new friends. We recently came
| the party and all especially ap-
keep up w ith, the progress
convertible collar. The sleeves may be
building of the town and com
I propriate for the period represent- i
in radio.
worn long or short. Both plaits and
from Medford in the belief of ' Civic Club Reception—
!
drapery
are
featured
in
the
side-dosing
ed
was
a
special
feature,
and
The reception given by the
inunity.
a great immediate future for
skirt, making the costume appropriate
Civic Club Friday of this week these gifts were accompanied b y !
j for semi-formal wear. Both skirt and
In i t ’s efforls the Tillings is
PARTS—
Ashland. We will have some promises to be a most delightful jolly little rhymes th a t helped the
• blouse may be used separately, but
fun along.
working for your interests.
when worn together are in demand, ,,
thing special for you each affair, with a large num ber plan
This is a service station for
for afternoon functions. Medium size
All
this
was
preceded
by
a
ning to attend.
radio, and we carry all parts
In return let. the Tidings be
requires
yards 36-inch material.
week.
Elaborate preparations are’ be most elaborate Christm as dinner
for the benefit of Ashland
First Model: Blouse No. 16Ô8. Sizes,
come a regular visitor to
radio fans, as well as com
34 to 46 inches bust. Motif No. 12820.
ing made to insure its success. of many and delicious courses, i
plete
sets
from
$15
to
$125.
Transfer,
blue
or
yellow,
25
cents.
New ones for old ones
your home.
Mrs. Maxey and a num ber of as The evening was rounded out in
Skirt No. 1608. Sizes, 24 to 50 inches
well
told
tales
in
the
glow
of
the
here. Need a new one!
sistants have charge of the refresh
bust. Price, 45 cents.
i
ments; Mrs. P racht and a large firelight.
Second Model: Blouse No. 1676.
We’ll take the old one.
• • •
Sizes, 34 to 48 inches bust. Price,
assisting committee are looking
30 cents. Skirt No. 1530. Sizes, 24
after the decorations, and the F am ily D inner at Mrs. Josephine
I to 34 inches waist. Price, 30 cents.
4th St. M arket
personnel of the reception com P o le y ’»—
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' Monogram 579. Perforated design
Mrs. Josephine Poley
and
j to 2 inches high, 50 cents, and 10 cents
m ittee follows the Mesdames F. G.
***** for each addidoMl inch.
Swedenburg, Louis Dodge, J. H. daughters were hostesses a t the
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