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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
Ge
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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and
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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T’ '
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
______________________ I ficiating.
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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.
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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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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.
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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 ’»—
Radio Supply
' 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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