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Newspaper Page TextI* AGE TRUES ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS Thursday, March 18, 1924 Classified Column RHEUMATISM Leaves 11 ou Forever cuuipieie o u iru s oi uresses were: Class (BUly and Nancy Briggs absolutely unnecessary. representing two little Quaker It was also announced th at the children.) sang “ Dost Thou Love C lassified Colum n R ates o :Y . M. C. A. boys had contr'b- Me Sister R u th ? ” Lawrence Wag" . One cent the word each uted 515, their entire proceeds n e r’s trum pet solo “ Melody in F ” . time. “ from the Ashland-Grftnts Pass j followed by “ Susannah Don’t You Every druggist in this county Mrs. Grace E. Andrezvs, Editor To run every issue for one .jG am e. toward the Play Shed Cry” , played very feelingly, was is authorized to say to every rh eu month or more, %c the word Phone items to her at 345-R, between 10 A. M. and 2 P. M., Fund the next number. A mixed quar-i each time. matic sufferer th at if a full pint ' ’ The musical program given by tette, S. A. Peters, Sr., Emma and evenings. bottle of A llenrhu, the sure con-l<> the pupils of Miss Berna Haight Kelting, Mazie Bates and R. L. gueror of rheum atism , does not 1919 Dodge Roadster FOR SALE ¡followed. A num ber of the young- Burdic sang “J u a n ita ” and “ Pollv FOR HA, f ,« . „ „ t T ‘he ' ° StOI> the aeony' i C -h-ndar of <he W w k _ I er members of her class gave Wolly Doodle” to the great s a t- 1 $325 ONE ELEVEN hay i X L \ l 2 66 oer t o Î0‘“ t3 a"‘' 110 “’“ ‘y ' Th“rad*y , « « < * » - B i b l e o’clock Monday, March the elev ! piano selections, played most Isfact'on of the audience. e n th ; the Rev. W. Judson Oldfield ■ , hay. baled. »12.50 per Ion. with even the slightest twinge of stu d y Class. 3:30 P. 1919 Dodge Touring officiating clergyman. Mr. and P 7 a “ d Wh,ch 8howed the A by Elbert Greer and tw o 1 M. Presby- Fletcher Fish, Phoenix. 162-8* rheum atic pain, he will gladly re- terian Church. $450 Mrs. C M. Sugg were the a t t e n d - ! ^ ,7 ,™ ^ ’° “ they receive, songs “ Love’s Old Sweet Song” d one little lad- Jam es B augh-¡and “ Last Rose of Sum m er” bv , FOR SALE— Single comb white turn your money w ithout com- Friday, March 14.— Hard Times ants. 192.1 Don! Touring The bride is a well-known A sh -!m a“ ’ tO° ,SmaIi f° r 8cho<Jl sang Mrs’ L N- Woodside gave much : Party, Civic Club House, 6:30 P. leghorn Hollywood strain hatch- ment $275 Ing eggs. 50 cents per setting. land girl. Her people have lived ) „ y and c!ear’y— ‘The pleasure. The Misses Georgle Cof- A llenrhu has been tried and M. Phone 340-Y, Mrs. G. W. Allen. tested for years, and really m arve W ednesday, Mar. 19.— Upper here for years. She is a g rad u ate; Th : fee aud G ertrude Brown were the All in Good Shape lln® feature of the accompanists for the musical num- 162-2 lous results have been accomplish Valley Community Club, Mrs. of Ashland High, of the class o f j flftp?n® Moore hostess. 22. L ater a post graduate course ™ the privilege a f‘ bers- BABY CHICKS: Anconas. Next ed in the most severe cases where • • You can see the New Dodg. was taken. For some time Mrs. { “ ° ’S ♦*“ ? te3Cbers o f , Thc Boy’s Q uartette — R. L hatch March 26th. Custom H atch the suffering and agony was in Shaffer has held a position in En- L " n w 7 ° Ur ° Wn Burdie’ S‘ A’ P eters’ S r- aad S* Bros, fine cars here. — ing. Merton Thompson, Terrace tense and piteous and where the ) S,,ri>l ise ders W holesale Store. Thl ' EugCT,e‘ A’ Petfirs’ J r -’ and Billy Briggs ! One of the most enjoyable par- St. 162-3t* patient was helpless. Mr. Shaffer has a position i n L J ° t,y an. addreaa «a™ a wonderful rendition of Mr. Jam es II. Allen, the discov-' Ues ° f the season occllrred a t the (Normal building last M onday)the F ran k lin Bakery. The young I ¡ X A h e a rt. h e a r t' the “ 01d Oaken Bucket” . A comic FOR SALE— Old papers at Tid erer of A llenrhu, who for Cor Main and Pioneer - . ___ at ______ ' inany !«<«,».♦ i night when v-x____ between forty and .Inonnin ■ e°ple will u- be a t v home 1 6 0 ia,K 1 . at)Out .v w hat our girls find dialogue by Emma Mumhv ami ings; 25c per bundle. dh * _ years suffered the torm ents of I when they go to college. Ruth Osmun brought down t"m (fifty of the relatives and friends i North Main street. A few brief rem arks were given house. A trombone solo by Joe FOR SALE— Five room house, acute rheum atism , desires all suf of M i -3. A ustralia Taylor surpris Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mars en ter acre land berries, fru it, 140 W hite ferers to know th at he does not ed her at her home. The dear lady tained for the bridal couple Wed regarding how new education i s . Neil “ Believe Me If All Those New town will spring up a t Leghorn pullets. Easy terms. In want a,cent of anyone’s money un had been invited out*to spend the nesday evening at a delightful for women. One hundred years Endearing Young Charm s” fni ! Odel, lake w ith population ex ago the education for women was ¡lowed by “ Turkey in the Straw ” There is a three-time-a- ceeding 1500 comprising worke-.i quire at 364 Helman St. 149-lmo* less A llenrhu decisively conquers day with a friend. dinner. ‘ this worst of all diseases, and he day delight in eating our on Eugene-Klamath cutoff < f The best of wishes and hearty J u X High. tO tHe W° rk ° f th e i With ° rVille Hal1’ Lawrpnce Wag- During her absence some of the WANTED has instructed druggists to guar ladies took possession of h er home congratulations are extended the At th . . ' ner and Kenneth Hobson assisting meats for every meal— Southern Pacific line. if h at„ tinie a g,rl was «spelled ! with trum pets, was the next num I home cured bacon or ham AUTO MECHANIC, resident of antee it as above in every in arranged chairs, and made all the happy couple for years of happi she did not keep her dresser her. This music led to th e Virginia Ashland, can make good money stance. East Side Pharm acy can necessary plans for entertaining ness and prosperity. with eggs for breakfast, draw ers tidy Less than a h u n d red ) Reel, in which everyone took part • • • No.' 1 a large crowd. w orking spare time. W rite C. E. supply you. roasts for dinner, tender J ears ago a high school was closed A round and chorus from When her friends brought her H aul Tim es P arty— . , — the j Dixon, Murphy, Oreg. 159-6* to women because education was school preceded the spelling con juicy steaks for supper. i HLATE« BfAUTiF-J The H ard Times Party, or Box home in the evening she opened CUT THIS OUT— thought bad for them. Now wom test in which Mrs. Day and M r.: FOR RENT Social promises to be a nespecial- the door to be greeted by such a IT IS WORTH MONEY en have entered all professions of L. N. Woodside led the sides to i W e specialize in good service host th a t her surprise was indeed ly jolly affair. The ladies are ex men. FOR RENT— Furnished House to each and every customer. defeat or victory as the case: great. pected to w ear porch or house Send this ad and ten cents to 6 rooms. 40 Bush St. 139-tf A fter hearing this fine able might be, preceded dancing which Since the occasion of this gath dresses and the men may come in Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., woman, every m other must have eventually ended in a “ Grand) FOR RENT— Furnished a p art Chicago, 111., w riting your name ering was to help “A unt T rill” as i business suits. and PHONE 107 It is said a num ber are planning gone home feeling a g reater sense March” with the charter members, m ent 75 Bush street. 152tf and address clearly. You w’ill re she is called by those who know of asurance and safety about send •The Cake R ater” ceive a ten cent b o tt’e of FOLEY’S and love her, celebrate her b irth to really carry out the Idea of ing her daughter to such an in Mrs. E. H. W agner and Mrs. Eu FOR R ENT— Splendid 2 room HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND day, so the gifts brought were in hard tim es In costume. In th a t genia Atkinson, followed by the furnished apartm ent with kitchen for coughs, colds and hoarseness, num erable, useful and beautiful. case, no doubt some original ideas stitution and under such guard Past W orthy Matrons, leading the ianship, as is m aintained at U. of wav to the dining room. ette and bath, adults only. Phone also free sample packages of FOL The list included glass ware, will be worked out. 122- 160-tf EY PILLS, a diuretic stim ulant crockery, aluminum ware and ar-, The dining room had been1 Each lady is to bring a box con O., w here four years of growth is afforded by every healthy and made very lovely and spring-like taining lunch for two and the tid e s of clothing for the kidneys, and FOLEY MISCELLANEOUS normal means for expression and in yellow and white. Great masses St. Helens— County ommission- A very jolly evening was spent men have the privilege of buying CATHARTIC TABLETS for Con development. ers vote $20,000 for improvements of daffodils in cut glass bowls, th e aforesaid box. Coffee will be T R A D E — Chevrolet — for cow stipation and Biliousness. These in visiting and dancing until mid The whole underlying thought and the birthday cake with its ° f Spirit Lake road. served. • or chickens. 520 Terrace. 161-3* wonderful remedies have helped night when a sum ptuous repast ---------- A fter supper the evening will presented in this talk was the yellow candles added beauty and millions of people. Try them! was served from the well fillen training for good citizenship. ' es CASH PAID for wool and mo be devoted to entertainm ent and m .h A ai1,n ty i«!)-:i!Ce CBrdS seemed University of Oregon to raise baskets brought by the guests. Sold Everywhere. tablishing standards of conduct; hair. Johnson Produce Co., 241 amusement. It Is understood that Many good wishes were expres Air w $1.000,000 for development cam- bu'lding up responsibility; up N orth F ir at., Phone 97, Medford, Mr. I . D. W agner as to a s t! paign. sed as friends and relatives said Madame B aronette is in the city holding the high ideals of the Taxes will be paid in Umatilla Oregon. 152-tf county this year on property as goodnight to the honored guest. this evening and has been secured state and education, th at gives m aster, announced the speakers.! Mrs. E. V. C arter gave the history ; ------------------ '---------- -----LJ--------- to give one of her feature dances • • • ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE— May sessed at $55,347.613.78. spiritual courage to face every of Alpha Chapter No. 1; Mr. E. Doubtless other plans are also communicate with Ensign Lee Mah J on gg P arty— circum stance with fineness and in V. C arter talked on “ C harter made for the entertainm ent of the Molalla — Fine progress being of the Salvation Army at the Mrs. John Enders was hostess Members” ; Rt v. P. K . Hammond, guests and those who attend may j a right and beautiful way. WhlteShleld Home, 565 May- made on school building. at a most delightful Mah Jongg There was a large attendance spoke on “ The Ladies” ; Mrs Au- be assured of a very delightful - " ----------m w fair Ave., Portland, Oregon. and evening, Saturday of last week, teachers and some visitors from ! gust fichuerman gave a “ Phonh evening. Members are privileged cf O.„ of were p re w „ t e n .l cy„ o( Alpha c l,B„ pt: r “fo^ X ‘r with Mrs. Charles Bourne as com to invite guests. ORDER your hatching • eggs plimented guest. T h b !’ ra « « 1« . year« hence— 1968: and Mrs Hal • • • early from fine dark red S. C. There were three tables played, W. C. T. V. M eet__ The hostesses for the afternooni I will pay you good casli prices , — . McNair spoke on “ F uture Mem- Rhode Island Reds, mated for Willi for your Mrs. Charles Bourne receiving the The W. C. T. U. held its regu ¡ X e ‘ 1 Johnson’ Mrs- J J ber* ” Mr. E. V. C arter close,1 his color, type and production. All —rid your system of Catarrh or Deaf guest prize, and Miss Florence lar m eeting at the Library on ! bni g P ' Swedeny j™ s t, witl1 ‘‘Mothers of Mon” fol stock range raised. Limited num ness caused by Catarrh. Anna Q. Nilsson Hollmeyer attain in g high score Tuesday „f Sold by dmggist, for 40 w ari week. p |a M _______ __ ¡¡owed by „1, si„8illB ..Alll(| ber of baby chicks. A. A. Ingalls, The hours passed quickly in the At the close of the address tea Byne” . also Ship them to me their anniversary were discussed W llderville, Ore. 140-1 mo F. J . CHENEY &. CO., Toledo. Ohic entertaining game, at the close An "O ur Gang” Comedy was served. Mrs. Swedenburg and ’ A fter Mrs. McNair’s and a good bit of business came Mrs J o h n « » ' t ™rs. McNair’s address MARVIN CROSS “ The Big Show” of which the gracious hostess before the organization. The pro- Mrs. Johnson poured. those We are i n i A / T * / ¡those assembled sang “ Home K lam ath F alls served a dainty luncheon. 184 South 4th St. REALTY O FFER ING S gram planned for the anniversary i Clay Smith for m W ’ Sw6et Home” a fl“r ^^ ich all re | Phone 73S Admission 10c and 35c The guest list included Mrs. Ed. will be announced later. Only $2000. Easy term s; 5 i count of tb m S excel,ent ac- paired to the lodge room, where Dews, Mrs. O. A. Paulsesud, Mrs. PH YSICIANS p o n n t of the Monday’s meeting. the “ Virginia Reel’’ and a “ Com- room, modern house; plastered. • * « John Finneran, Mrs. Domino Pro Rainbow Clas» P a rty __ Garage and chicken house; pav ' MHlinery M ectig -Z . ’ br°»ght to a Cose DR. MATTIE R. SHAW— Resi vost, Mrs. V. V. Mills, Mrs. Dill ed street; no incum brance Lot i one of the most successful func- The Rainbow Class w;ll have 75 x 150. dence and office, 108 Pioneer ard. Mrs. R. L. Burdic, Mrs. The Millinery Meeting h eld p io n s in the history of Alpha Chap 1 Acre, fruit, berries, etc., Probably you think such a avenue. Telephone 28. Office Andrew McGee, Mrs. Andrew Mc- a party the evening of St. Pat Tuesday at the home of 5 room house, barn, chicken rick’s Day, with the m others 7 f i Uie h° me ° f M''8’ C’ A’ ter. suggestion is selfishness on our hours, 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5 Calaln, Mrs. Charles Bourne, Mrs. the class as honor guests ° f i Brown was a » unqualified success. house. Can you beat it at part; but, if one has two pair p. m. only. 11100? Easy terms. Hal McNair, Mrs. Henry Enders Salmon— Plans for new U nitar of shoes for dress and work, A short buisness session will be A la^ge num ber took advantage Tr., Mis Hollmeyer, Mrs. C ar it relieves the feet, and adds to of this opportunity to sta rt the Staples Realty Agency ian church completed. DR. ERNEST A. W(X)DS— Pyac ter, and Mrs. G. B. Cozad of Klam held but the larger p art of the the life of the shoes by the oc new spring hats, and others con 71 B. Main, Ashlaud Hotel Bid. tlce limited to eye, ear, nose aud ath Falls, house guests of Mrs evening will be spent in social casional change. sulted Miss Grayce Teich who was fashion. th ro at— X-ray including teeth Enders. It is hoped th a t every member present to give instruction and ad Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to Says Piles Heal Up and of the Rainbow Class will p ian to vice, in planning th eir hats for 5. Swedenburg Bldg., Ashland Dinner at Mrs. El h u rt' the summer. attend. The affair is at the home Ore. Disappears Forever It was an all day m eeting and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. E lh art were of the teacher Mrs. H. W An there was a goodly num ber in a t-' /f r r host ant hostess at dinner Sunday drews, 122 Church street. Seldom F ails To G ive A b solute DR. E. R. ANGELL— Chiropractic tendance. At noon there was a! fi~'~ • • • R e lie f from AH Pain and S u f and Electro-Therapy. Office evening with covers laid for the covered d'sh luncheon th a t every-1 following guests: Mrs. Eva Kim ferin g . G uaranteed by E ast phone 48; residence 14 2. First Col lected List of Names__ one enjoyed very much. It has) ball of Gold Hill, Mrs. E lh a rt’s Side Pharm acy and A ll Good National Bank building. To correct a m istake in the list been planned to make this a part D ru ggists. mother who has been visiting DR. HAWLEY— Above Tidings here; Mr. W. T. Newton of San lished in Monday’s issue, the en Many sufferers from Piles or haps planning before hand what Francisco, a brother; and Mr. and office. Phone 91. tire list ,s given herew ith: 1. H em orrhoids have become des Mrs. Leanord Hall of Portland, Elizabeth Anderson, 2. Nancy An is to be brought for the luncheon. With Our PLUM BING The hostess was assisted by pondent because they have been who with Mr. Newton stopped for derson, 3. Llewellyn Colver, 4. led to believe th a t th eir case was a short v’sit enroute to Portland M artha Colver, 5. A bi Colver, 6. Mrs. L. Miksch, Mrs. W. E. P ier JERRY O’NEAL— Plum bing. 207 (liasses (iiiaranteed to Fit or May Be Returned and Money hopeless and that there was noth I he rooms and table were very Donna Colver, 7. Hiram Colver, son and Mrs. J. h . Frohboes in Will Be Refunded E ast Main. Phone 138. serving. ing in the world to help them . pringlike with lovely narcissus 8. Solon Colver, 9. Thomas D A The next regular m eeting will To these people we say, “ Go to ending- dainty beauty to the per Reames, 10. M artha Reames, 11 New Shipment MONUMENTS fect appointm ents of the table Jam es Reames, 12. Mary Scott b( at Mrs. Lloyd Moore’s, next your druggist and get an original ASHLAND GRANITE and the delicious viands served. 13. Nancy Scott. 14. John Scott’ W ednesday March the 19th. The box of MOAVA SUPPOSITOR MONUMENTS Mr. Hall is the factory super- 15. Robert A. Grey, 16. Mary topic for consideration; “ Diet and IES.” One of these inserted into The L atter So Popular For Outdoor Use Oregon G ranite Co. •ntendent, and had been south on Grey, 17. Daniel Grey. i s . and N utrition.” Miss Teich »will lb) th e rectum according to direc See Our Window Installing complete elee- ' business trip. Mrs. E lh alt tofrk present. All are Invited to attend.! S. PENNISTON, Salesman. tions will be found to give im 19. John and W illiam Grey Everyone present at this m eet trie equipment is an ex Phone 444-Y her m other to Gold Hill the first m ediate relief. They reach the Re». 4 7 6 I^aurel t tw ins), 20. Joseph Robison, ing felt th at It had been a won cf the week and rem ained for a 21. Samuel Robison, 22. Robert pensive outlay. source of the trouble and by their PLANING MILL derfully helpful one. Many of the few days visit with relatives there. soothing healing antiseptic ac Robison, 23. Calvin W agner, 24. hats were nearly finished and; • • • tion first allay the pain and sore JORDON’S SASH AND CABINET W elborn Beeson, 25. Theresa others well started. Others per-) Suppose it should ness and then by direct contact WORKS, Cor. Helman and I>. A. R. Conference—— Stearns, 26. Oscar Stearns. 27. fected th eir plans for the new burn ton igh t? The Eleventh Annual State Orson Stearns, 28. Newel, Stearns. w ith the ulcers and plies cause Van Ness. 194tf bonnets so th a t they could go on I Conference of the Oregon Daugh them to heal up and disappear It will be of interest to ___ _ with the m aking at home. many TRANSFER AND EXPRESS ters of the Revolution convenes to know th a t the Miss Mary Hoff forever. This agency of the H artford Those attending were the Mes- It's simply w onderful how W hittle T ransfer & Storage Co. in Eugene March 13th, 14th and man mentioned is Mrs. Vlnlng dames Mary Day, L. Miksch, J. Fire Insurance Co will insure for SERVICE. 15th. The prelim inary meetings who lives here in Ashland. speedily they act. Blessed relief H. Frohboes, A. C. Joy, Homer j your household goods and per Experienced movers and pack sonal belongings. are held Thursday afternoon, • • * often comes in two days. Even in Barron, H arkins, Fred York, W. ers of household goods. Deal j March the 13th at the W oman's cases th a t have steadily resisted Mrs. A ik in s E n tertains__ E. Pierson, F. c . Homes C. II. era In coal and wood. Phone! Building, University of Oregon all known treatm ents, m arvelous Mrs. Harold A<kins entertained Chishoim, Jo .ri-o n , Haves. Burns, 117. THE The d a u g h ters of Oregon Lewis resu lts have been obtained. MO on Saturday afternoon March the Mark True Cr.annell, Ed Oow- and Clark C hapter are hostesses Office 89 Oak St. near AVA is one of the wonderful dis eighth, with a birthday party for land. W alker, Morrison, Carl at a Tea th a t afternoon. Hotel Ashland coveries of recent years and any her daughter Rose Marie. Goetche B artlett and A. C. Brown! The opening session of the sufferer from Piles or H em orr TR AN SFER AND E X I‘RES8__ A fter a happy time spent with and the Misses Pierson and Nice. 41 E. Main P hon e 211 Conference is this (T hursday, • • • music and in games the guests hoids who is disappointed with its evening at the Methodist church. were invited into the dining room A nniversary C elebration— use can have th eir money refund T. L. POWELL— General Trans F our will attend from Mount fer— Good team and where delicious refreshm ents were ed. E ast Side Pharm acy will sup trucks. Good service at am rIa r ! AShland Chapt6r: MrS' W ‘ The forty-fourth anniversary of served. ply you. Mall orders accepted. 5 Alpha Chapter O. E. S. No. 1, »enable price. Phone 83 ’ ' Vice Re«e n t« Mrs- The table was p rettily decor was observed with a most elabor Emil Peil, Mrs. Gordon Mac- ated in violet and yellow; the TRANSFER AND E X P R E S S ^ Uracken and Miss Lydia McCall color scheme being borrowed from ate program Tuesday evening. It had been deemed fitting to Tires the old, lowers their vital King’s T ransfer, general hauling. They left WedneS(1ay norning for dh f f 8dnSOUal fl° Wers’ vio,eta a n d 'c a rry out the e n terta ’nm ent and say innumerahle owners of front and hack ity. The beat standard family Dry wood for sale. Phone 113, Eugene- There’s fun at the 3 ° 3’ costum ing in vogue 44 years cough medicine for old and yonng Plaza Pool H all. 45 Cf, Those present were: Emily Tay time in making Ko A11 the Paat W orthy Matrons, yards where grass still flourishes and must C H A M B E R L A I N 'S ■------------------------------------- ----------- Mrs. Pau] McDonald E ntertains— lor, Lydia W illiams, A ltadena ago. were dressed in gowns of the dak pictures and FEHIGE-ROACH j Mrs. Paul McDonald of Medford SPencer. V irgin’a Rose. M argaret i period. Many wedding dresses COUGH REM EDY he mowed. they store up fun T ransfer — Express — Storage entertained a t an elaborate dinner G—d fer every member a< the urchm an, Dolly Trask, Lydia ¡were in evidence; old chests were Hauling — Dray work of all ¡party, the following guests from for the future. m ith, Virginia Hooper. Mrs. t ransacked and those having ap- kinds. Quick m otor service. D ry ' Ashland: Mr. and Mrs. Henry En- Get your Kodak uth Mitchell and the compli- i propriate ones lending them for wood of all kinds. Phone 410-R ders Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. John En- mented guest Miss Rose Marie the occasion here—our stock is 37 5 B. St. 112-tf ders and Mrs. Charles Bourne, Aikins. The pr ogram took the form of complete. ---------------- - — ------------------------ who is visiting her m other Mrs. th e “Old fashioned country ; O. W inter and other relatives and Film Finishing— Supplies H igh School C ircle M eets— school” with Judge Dunn as For a smooth shave, I friends. The P aren t Teacher Circle of teaqher. There were twenty four and quick service, go The guests planned to attend Kodaks $6.50 Up the High School m et at the Civic pup’ls and right valiently did to the Shell B arber the Circus given by the American Club House Monday a t 3:00 P. M. they throw themselves into the Shop, across from De Brownees $2.00 Up Legion th at evening in Medford. At the business meeting, the parts expected of them. • * • pot. G rinding of all question of graduation dresses A Chorus from the school kinds. C hildren’s work Shaffer-W olcott— was briefly discussed by some of Carry Me Back to Ole V irginny” a specialty. The m arriage of Miss H arriet the m others present. The weight opened th e program . Mary Aikins' N. W olcott and Mr. George H. of opinion seemed to be to let each piano solo “ Listen to the Mock w. a . shell , Prpo. 7Ao D ra i M o n Shaffer was solemnized at the m other handle the question with ing B ird” was well received. 532 ▲. St. Ashland, Ore Congregational Parsonage at four her own daughter and th a t three Members of the Prim ary Class, S O C IE T Y Good Used Cars Ì on ’ll Like tyarettes a Fish For Tomorrow f i t Automotive Shop W Last Times Today H he Gold Diggers Eagle Market Friday & Saturday TRAPPERS Hall’s Catarrh Medicine DEALERS RAW FURS PROFESSIONAL Two Pair Shoes— OVERLAND Shoe Shoo TEST YOUR EYES Every home lover if possible has install ed modern electrical devices. They a r e both time and money savers. Automatic Eye Tester Colored Glasses and Visors Billings Agency “Business as Usual Is the Report for 1924 Coughing KODAKS • • » Chicken Feeders PROVOST BROS Advertisers Get the Business McNair Bros.