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N O T IC E
o?sd in thia ebarm ’fcg fashion 'a-: ing fo r th e ir hom e in C oquille. blc-r a n d fam ily,
To th e D em o cratic V o ters of eluded th* M asdam es A A ndrew s, T hey h av e sp e n t th e p a st w eek
T he session w ill be a ssiste d by
bocal ■ P ersonal |4otes i j-
J a c k s o n C ou n ty :
am ta k in g th is m ea n s of c a ll­
ing y o u r a tte n tio n to th e fa c t th a t
A D ally C hronicle of th ose w ho ooine and go, and ev en ts of
1 am th e only c a n d id a te from
local in terest
C e n tra l a n d
S o u th e rn
O regon
se e k in g th e office of d e le g à te -a t-
la rg e to th e D em o cratic N a tio n a l
Speedy R ecovery Hoped—
D ance a t J a c k s o n S p rin g s, W ed. C o n v en tio n , I w ill a p p re c ia te y our
214— 3 su p p o rt.
M rs. B e rth a L aack is q u ite 111 N ite.
a t th e h o m e of h e r d a u g h te r, Mrs. ,
(S ig n e d )
F r a n k C row son.
H er
frie n d s
H. J. TIC K N O R ,
A rt Close O rie n ta l G ard en Or
hope fo r a speedy recovery.
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d i e s t r a a t Ja c k s o n S p rin g s, W ed.
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B allo t.
214— 3
N ite.
W o rth in v e s tig a tin g : “ A H om e­
In A sh la n d T oday—
stead**
re lin q u is h m e n t— B illin g s
TOO L A T E TO C LA SSIFY
K e ith K ig g in s, re p re s e n ta tiv e
A gency.
212— 3
of B lyth W itte r & Co., of P o r t ­
FO R
R E N T — H o u se k e e p in g
lan d , w as in A sh lan d to d ay and
M adden se lls F e d e ra l T ires.
a p a rtm e n t, 573 E. M ain. 215— 3*
called on V. O. N. S m ith a t th e
151-tf
C
itizens B an k . M r. K ig g in s’ v is ­
F O R SA LE— P ig s; re g iste re d
S P E C IA L a tte n tio n to AUTO­ D uroc J e rse y . P h o n e 9-F2. 215-3* its A sh la n d o fte n , c o v e rin g h is
te r r ito r y of c itie s s o u th of E u ­
M O B ILE in s u ra n c e ; b e tte r te rm s
T he C o n v alescen t H om e is g e t­ gene.
a n d low er ra te s . Yeo, of course.
tin g to be a p o p u la r place fo r
P h o n e 21 & 2 7 4 -J.
212— tf
m a tu rn ity . W e a re boo k in g r e s ­
B lack L eaf 40 fo r s p ra y in g a t
e rv a tio n s r ig h t along.
M cN air B ros.
V isitin g in R ogue R iver—
Mr. an d M rs. C h a rle s R o b e rt­
FOR R E N T in frie n d ly little
N O T IC E
so n s p e n t to d ay v isitin g reSatives c o m m u n ity , fac in g p a rk f u rn is h ­
A special m e e tin g of th e A sh ­
in R ogue R iver.
ed sh a c k s a n d te n ts fo r house-
k e p in g ; also fre sh a»ir bed room s, land H igh School A lu m n i A sso­
c ia tio n w ill be held a t th e C h am ­
F o r s a lt m a c k e re l, h e rrin g , cod 153 G ra n ite . P h o n e 153.
ber of C om m erce C lub
R oom s
fish , fish fla k e s a n d k ip p ere d
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1920
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sa lm o n , tr y D e tric k s.
ing c a r a n d jiffy cam p in g o u t All m em b e rs a re u rg e d to m ak e
to a tte n d th is
I t ’s clo th e s t h a t m ak e s th e m an. fit, $200. C all e v e n in g s a t 153 a special e ffo rt
T ry P a u ls e r u d ’s S u its.
214— tf G ra n ite S t., 2nd cab in . 215— 3* m eetin g . E lw ood H e d b e rg , P r e s ­
214— 2
F O R SA LE— L a rg e w ic k e r baby id e n t.
. N obody k ic k s on F e d e ra l T ires. buggy; 9x12 ru g , fin e co n d itio n .
A sk you n e ig h b o r.
M ore m iles C all a t 124 N ob H ill St. 215— 3*
C iiff P a y n e m ak e s sash doors.
p e r d o lla r a n d less k ick s p e r tir e
YOU a r e a lw a y s w elcom e to
th a n a n y tir e we know of. A sh ­
S O C I E T Y
w alk r ig h t In to o u r o ffice a n d
la n d V ulc W o rk s, P h o n e 90.
.
203— tf g e t a ll th e re a l e s ta te advice you
C o n tin u ed from P a g e 3
lik e w ith o u t cost.
A ttended Service»-—
W hen a p ro p e rty o w n e r w ish es e n te r ta in e d a t a m o st a ttr a c tiv e
W . W . R obison a n d p a rty a t ­ to sell h is re a l e s ta te he w a n ts ' p ro g re ssiv e p a rty , h o n o rin g th e
te n d e d S u n d ay school serv ices a t q u ick a c tio n a s a ru le . T h e b est m o th e rs of th e m em b ers an d spe-
W a g n e r C reek
S u n d ay
school w ay to g e t r e s u lts is fo r him to ; cial g u e sts
lis t his p ro p e rty w ith a re p u ta b le
S u n d a y a fte rn o o n .
M rs. J . W . McCoy w as h o ste ss
an d e n e rg e tic R e a lto r, ex clu siv e­ fo r th e e a r lie r h o u rs of th e a f t ­
H O N E ST Y is m y PO LIC Y . Yeo, ly.
e rn o o n .
T he ro o m s w e re f r a ­
W ith an exclusive c o n tra c t, we, g ra n t a n d b e a u tifu l in w h ite roses
o f course.
212— tf
k n o w in g t h a t we a re p ro te c te d in a rtis tic a lly a rra n g e d .
G uessing old, or bab y p ic tu re s
L e t u s fill y o u r pall w ith S w ifts o u r e ffo rts to sell th e p ro p e rty ,
S ilv e r L eaf la rd . C osts less th an w ill d ev o te e v e ry p o ssib le en erg y of g u e sts and m em b e rs of th e
s h o rte n in g . Goes f a r th e r an d Is to w a rd m 'aking th e sale. W e w ill C h a p te r a n d th e e n te r ta in in g ac-
m o re n u tritio u s . D e tric k s.
94-tf spend m oney a d v e rtis in g th e p ro p c o u n ts of w ed d in g s a n d honey-
e rty , w hich w e w ould n o t do if m oon by a n u m b e r of th e g u e sts
C o m p lete lin e of A sh la n d C an ­ o th e r b ro k e rs h a d th e p ro p e rty ( th e M esdam es M ary D u n n , J.
n ed Goods a t D e tric k s.
94-tf fo r sa le . T he ch an ces fo r a s a tis ­ P. D odge, A. H. R u sse ll an d W a t­
fa c to ry and p ro m p t sale a re ob k in s ) proved a m o st d e lig h tfu l
v
io u sly m uch g r e a te r u n d e r th e fe a tu re of th e a fte rn o o n .
T h o se w ho believe an
office
exclusive
c o n tra c t. A sh la n d R e a l­
M rs. J . M. W a g n e r’s b e a u tifu l
s h o u ld c h an g e a t le a s t ev e ry 14
ty
C
om
pany.
hom
e w as th e sc en e fo r th e la te r
y e a rs , sh o u ld v o te to n o m in a te
h o u rs of th is a lto g e th e r c h a rm ­
H. W . C onger fo r c o ro n e r.— Pd
FO R
SA LE — E den
e le c tric
ing a ffa ir.
AdT*
w a sh in g m ac h in e, w h ite sew ing
T h e P. E. O. co lo rs w e re show n
m ach in e, c a n a ry b ird an d cage.
a
t
ta b le s , a n d a b o u t th e ro o m s,
R e tu rn e d M o th e r’s D ay—
In q u ire A sh lan d R e a lty C om pany.
in
th
e ch e ery b rig h tn e ss of Scotch
In o rd e r t h a t h e m ig h t spend
215— 3
broom an d poppies an d g rac e fu l
M o th e r’s D ay a t hom e,
H aro ld
FOR SA L E a t cost fo r g ra d u a - | sp ra y s of b rid a l w re a th .
P la ce
S im pson a rriv e d in A shland d u r ­
in g th e w eek-end an d is a t th e tlon p re s e n ts, a few c h o 'c e s trin g s i c a rd s, an d fa v o rs c a rrie d o u t th e
h o m e of his p a re n ts , Mr. a n d Mrs. of p e a rls t h a t I h av e
le ft .in sam e c o lo rs: th e la t te r b ein g old
T . H. S im pson.
H e h a s been sto c k , Mrs. J . S. R a so r, C all 153 fash io n e d b u tto n ie ro s of yellow
p a n sie s an d w h ite d a isie s a g a in s t
w o rk in g in P o rtla n d .
F O R SA L E — One h a lf of my a b a c k g ro u n d of lace p a p e r.
p ro p e rty on O ak S t.— W ill sell
T he d elicio u s re fre s h m e n ts , too,
T h e b a n k s of A sh lan d will be
th e 95 ft by 75 ft. fro n tin g on w ere in th e C h a p te r colors. T he
closed on F rid a y , M ay 16 th . E le c ­
P io n e e r Ave, o r 4 7 % fe e t by 150 M isses E d ith D odge a n d Isa b e lle
tio n day.
F ir s t N a tio n a l B an k ,
ft. f ro n tin g b o th on Oak S t., and S ilv er serv ed .
C itizen s B ank, S ta te
B ank
of
T h e C h a p te r’s g u e st lis t hon-
A sh la n d .
215— 2 P io n e e r Ave. P a v in g , sid e w alk s
on b o th s tre e ts .
Id ea l lo catio n
W e d e liv e r th e goods- -D etrlck s fo r a p a rtm e n t o r hom e. See Miss
9 4 -tf C offee, A sh la n d T id in g s.
’♦I. A. B arrrtn, E u g e n ia A tk in so n , | in a ro u n d of v isits a n d in being th e d iffe re n t
o rg a n iz a tio n s
in
W a tk in s , M ills, E lle n W a g n e r, L. ! e n te rta in e d by old frie n d s.
M r. ' p la n n in g th e a ffa ir.
N. CaBe, J. P .
D odge,
M ary a n d M rs. T a y lo r a re old re s id e n ts
T he official h o sts a re (h e s e s ­
D unn, A. H. R u sse ll, E liz a b e th of A sh lan d an d a re
very well sion a n d th e ir w ives, (M r. a n d
V an S a n t, Jo se p h in e P oley, J. S know n.
Mrs. S. D. T ay lo r, Mr. a n d Mrs.
* • «
P a rso n s, W m . Day, A ngie E ngle,
L. M iksch, Mr. and M rs. L ym an,
i I. D. A p p leg ate, H odges, L oosely, R ecep tio n fo r P a sto r —
Mr. W . W . R o b in so n , M r. and
L. N. W o o d s'd e, H. E . McGee and
T h e re w ill he a pu b lic re c e p -j Mrs. H ay s) a n d th e se w ill be in
1 W ing.
tio n fo r R ev. a n d Mrs. J. C. M erg- th e rec e iv in g line.
• • •
le r a n d fam ily in th e P re sb y te r- i
T ay ’o rs E n te rta in e d —
ian c h u rc h p a rlo rs a t 8 :3 0 W ed-1
M r. a n d M rs. Jo h n T a y lo r and n e sd ay ev en in g .
I d a u g h te r, M rs. O liver L e B lanc
Rev. M erg ler h as re c e n tly a s ­
w ere d in n e r g u e sts a t noon S u n ­ sum ed th e p a s to ra te of th e P r e s ­
day a t th e p le a s a n t hom e of Mr. b y te ria n c h u rc h of th e city and
M any m en a re off th e ’r feed
a n d Mrs. Jo se p h S a n d e rs of N e­ th e rec e p tio n is p lan n e d to en ab le, i b ecau se of th e n e rv o u s e x h a u s ­
tio n cau sed by badly n eg lected
vada s tre e t.
n o t only th e c o n g re g a tio n , h u t all
fee t.
T ru e , w h e th e r you be­
A fte r th e d e lic io u s re p a s t, and o th e rs w ho m ay be a b le to a tte n d ,
lieve us o r som eone else.
d e lig h tfu l v isit w hich
follow ed, an o p p o rtu n ity to m ee t Mr. M er-
th e y w ere ag a in h o n o red g u e sts
a t a six o ’clock d in n e r a t th e
cozy hom e of Mr. a n d M rs. B e rt
R. S m ith on O ak s tr e e t. T h e e v e ­
nin g , a f te r th e d e lig h tfu l d in n e r,
w a s sp e n t in th e re m in is c e n t v isit
of old frie n d s.
T he g u e sts le ft M onday m o rn ­
EXPENSE AND RETURNS
DRY LAW ENFORCEMENT
The cost of special policing, with reference
to violation of prohibition law, during 1922 and
1923, in Jackson county,
Are You Off
Your Fee(d)t?
Expense $19,304
Your Brakes? •
It’s Better
To Be SAFE
Than SORRY
T h is is B e tte r H om e W eek,
c a rry in g w ith th e o b se rv a n c e of
th e n a tio n ’s m o st Im p o rta n t
social e n d e a v o r, b u ild in g , r e ­
m o d elin g , a n d
re d e c o ra tin g ,
w ith in su ra n c e a g a in s t loss by
fire as m uch a n ecessity in th e
f n al b u ild in g p la n s as any
f e a tu re item of th e c o n s tru c ­
tio n a n d e q u ip p in g .
To n e g le c t b ra k e s is c rim in a l
n e g lig en ce a g a is t y o u r ow n
life, y o u r d e a r ones, y o u r
frie n d s, w h e th e r th e y rid e w ith
you o r som eone else.
o <
The fines resulting from enforcement of
said law during the same period, under the pres­
ent system, amounted to
OVERLAND
Fines $20,820
Shoe Shop
Better Fire
Insurance
for
Better Homes
.
Gardner Campaign Committee
If You Win
♦ » » « I I > ♦ > M » » ♦ ♦-»
Tidings classified do the business
On Eection
You’ll find here a
nice assortment of
Hats
Felt and Straw
i <>
Good In s u ra n c e — P h o n e 53
$4.50 to $8.00
Raybestos
Carter & Mills
Brake L ining
O ffice H o tel A sh lan d
w ith w hich to e n jo y to th e fu l­
lest th e r e s u lts of b a llo t c a s t­
ing on d a y a f te r to m o rro w .
T h e S ilv e r E d g e m ak e is th e
b e st a s su ra n c e a g a in s t a g u ilty
conscience a n d u n n e c e ssa ry In­
ju ry to anyone.
w
M i t c h e l l ’s
W e In stall R aybestos
By th e P ost O ffice
Automotive Shop
Cor Main and P ioneer
For His or Her
Graduation Gift
Graduation
G IF T S
Give something th at will last a lifetime; th at
will be a lasting reminder of th at day and the
giver.
Commencement
Ashland High, May 28th
For H ub —watches and chains, pen and
pencil sets, toilet articles in gold and silver,
knives, cuff links, etc.
Your Chops
Now is th e tim e to se le c t y o u r
g ifts f o r th e g ra d u a te s .
and Ours
— A FE W SUGGESTIONS—
E a s tm a n K o d ak
F a n c y S ta tio n e ry
F o u n ta in P en s
P y ra lin Iv o ry
C a ra N om e C om pacts
P e rfu m e Sets
B u x to n K e y ta in e rs
V a n ity C ases
E v e re a d y F la s h lig h ts
Every Step Should
Be Comfortable
W e have shoes, n a tio n a lly
a d v e rtise d shoes, such a s th e
•E n d ico tt - Jo h n s o n S h o e s—
w hich/ w ill m ak e y o u r d aily
w alk p le a s a n t a n d ev ery step
e n jo y ab le.
McNair Brothers
The
For Her—wrist watches, pearl necklaces,
bracelets, rings, vanity boxes, sterling articles,
toilet sets, etc.
,
Y our chops re lish th e sav o ry
ric h n e s s of o u r chops, beef,
pork a n d m u tto n . W hen o u r
chops m eet y ours, y o u r sm ack
w ith d e lig h t.
See our wonderful lines. We are
making Special Prices, During May.
Eagle Market
Johnson’s Jewelry Store
N. M ain
P h o n e 107
Army Goods Store
B ig g est L ittle S to re in A sh lan d
A n gler’s L icense H ere
Drug Store
Coming Soon
F ly Tox, M cN air B ros.
De Molay M eeting
R e g u la r
m eetilng of
L ith ia
C h a p te r W ed n esd ay ev en in g . May
14, a t
M asonic H all.
R o u tin e
b u sin e ss.
R A L P H ROBISON,
M a ste r C ouncilor.
R U S S E L L O V ER O C K ER ,
Scribe.
H ave y o u r s u it
ta ilo re d
at
P a u ls e r u d ’s. It co sts no m ore.
214— tf
Som m er Services P lanned—
R ev. J . H. L e g g e tt w ill p rea c h
d u r in g th e su m m e r a t p o in ts o u t
fro m to w n w h e re no serv ices a re
h e ld . T he C h ristia n E n d e a v o r so­
c ie tie s a re p la n n in g to h elp in th e
•o n g serv ices a n d c o o p e ra te in
•v e ry w ay possible to m ak e th e se
m e e tin g s a success.
N otice o f Stockholders M eeting
N otice is h e re b y given t h a t th e
a n n u a l m e e tin g of th e s to c k h o ld ­
ers of th e H a rtm a n S y n d iia te I n ­
c o rp o ra te d w ill be h eld on T h u rs ­
d a y , May 22, 1924, a t th e h o u r
o f 1 :0 0 o’clock P . M., a t th e o f­
fice of th e com pany, 135 P io n e e r
A venue. A sh lan d . O regon.
D ated a t A sh lan d , O regon, th is
22nd day of A pril, 1924.
H. W . HA RTM A N, P re s id e n t,
W . D. B E N N E T T , S e c re ta ry .
197— lm e .
F O R SA LE— T h e D. F . J a c k -
son hom e on N u tley S tre e t, con­
s is tin g of 1.4 a c re s of la n d , one
five room d w e llin g h o u se, la rg e
c h ick en p a rk , tw o
la rg e
hen
h o u se s a n d o th e r o u t b u ild in g s.
C h e rry o rc h a rd
of th irty -s ix
tre e s in fu ll b e a rin g a n d in good
c o n d itio n a n d o th e r f ru it.
T h is p ro p e rty m u st he sold and
te rm s m ay be given on p a r t of
th e p u rc h a se price.
M ake m e an o ffer.
B. E. SM ITH ,
A d m in is tra to r.
244 V an N ess A venue, A sh lan d ,
O re.
215— 4t-eod
F O R R E N T — Tw o room fu r- I
n lsh e d
a p a rtm e n t,.
B la c k sto n e -
H ô tel, 349 E a s t
M ain.
Phone j
4 7 4 -J.
216— 6
t
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. .
T h e B ette r th e R a n g e th e B e t­
te r th e
H ave a ric h n e s s of s h o rte n ­
ing, a sw e e tn e ss of s u g a r, and
a p u rity of c o n te n t w hich m a k ­
es th em th e fa v o rite of A shland
folks.
Tin* B e tte r th e K itch en th e b et-
teg th e
Everything
W h en y o u r h o u se is f u jle r ’n
e v e ry th in g of F u lle r p a in ts , in ­
sid e a n d o u t, it is f u lle r ’n m ost
p e o p le ex p ect of th e b e st of
p a in ts.
J. O. RIGG
■
— How lo make the
lightest and flakiest of
Fie Crusts will be de­
monstrated at the
Ä
P h on e 153
el
Your Dollar
w ill be worth
more.
New Spring
Program
Dresses for
WEDNESDAY
Lesson on pastry
making.
THURSDAY
Less on deep-fat
frying.
FRIDAY
Lesson on salads
and salad dress­
ing.
Afternoon and
Street Wear
•
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S^°'
1
w
th e
Health
Home
T he B e tte r p a r t of it a ll Is th e
b e tte r
Universal
E le c tric C ooking R an g e t h a t is
so co n v en ien t.
rpH E Ashland
Electric Supply
/ f a r
Maternity Dept.
Term s R easonable
Cooking
T he B e tte r th e C o o k in g
b etter th e
h a ,
Good C h e e r— Good p ra c tic a l n u rs in g — B est of food.
E v e ry b o d y W elcom e
Kitchen
T h e B ette r th e H ea lth th e b e t­
te r is th e
Fuller ’N
W H E R E T H E SIC K G E T W E L L
Consisting of import­
ed figured Voiles, silk
Ratines and I r i s h
Linen.
'
Lithia Pastries
Lithia Bakery
F a c in g P a rk
LOST— B lack silk
u m b re lla ,
p e a rl h a n d le w ith silv e r tip and
in itia ls “ I.N .” e n g ra v e d .
L eave
a t C itizen s Blank. R e w ard . 215-3*
F O R SA LE— T he re s id e n tia l
p ro p e rty fo rm e rly ow ned by th e
la te
M rs. N ew ton M cC lanahan,
deceased, s itu a te d a t 139 B s tr e e t
good h o u se a n d b u ild in g s w ith
e v e ry th in g fu rn is h e d re a d y
fo r
h o u sek eep in g . M ust sell in o r d e n
to close th e e s ta te . P a rtie s d e s ir ­
in g to p u rc h a s e a
good hom e
w ould be glad to show th em said
p ro p e rty .
LOUIS W ILCO X , ex ecu to r.
139 B S tre e t.
215— 6*
F /E /
CONVALESCENT HOME
Im p o rte d
F ig u re d
V oile
D resees— sizes 16 to 42—
good w a sh a b le n u m b e rs in
new B lue, S eal B row n, A p­
ple G reen, B lack a n d W h ite
— in A pron S ash e ffects.
L ace an d O rg a n d ie trim m in g
at
$3.75 to $6.90
At All Grocers
A G ood T h in g - PO N -1 M IS S IT.
v,
Pen«' your name and address plainly
written together with 5 cents (and thi.
slip) to Chamberlain Medicine Co., D e
Moines, Iowa, and receive in return i
trial package containing Chamberlain’*
Cough Remedy for coughs, colds, croup
bronchial, “flu” and whooping coughs
xnd tickling throat; Chamberlain’s Sion,
ach ami Liver Tablets for stomach trou
bles, indigestion, gassy pains that crowc
the heart, biliousness and constipation
Chamberlain’s Salve, needed in ever»
family for bums, scalds wounds, piles
and skin affections; these valued family
medicines for only 5 cents. Don’t mita u,
Silk R a tin e s in w h ite,
a p p le g ree n , h e n n a , ro se an d
o rch id . S tra ig h t m odel d re ss
w ith g ird le ; e m b ro id e ry d e ­
sign trim . V ery ch ic— priced
at
$3.90 to $5.95
Iris h L inen D resses m ad e
of th e
g e n u in e
im p o rted -
p ro d u c t. C om es in a m e ­
th y st, b u rn o ra n g e , a n d C u­
ban b lu e ; lace c o lla r; em -
b ro id e ry e d cu ffs a n d A llover
b ro id e re d c u ffs a n d A llover
c u ffs, priced a t
$7.50
These dresses are be­
ing shown for the first
time today.
Call early and get your
pick
WtëOÔ?
wts.iM.Mi.ow.
A PURE
ANO
CORN PRODUCTS REFINIKS CO.
u m w r i c t s .N t w v o m u s « .
1 W III l l ' i ’ l l l l l ' l
p a n y
‘W here Y our D ollar H as M ore C ents’
2:30 P. M. Wednesday
The second session of the Free Cooking School,
to be held at 2:30 p. m. W ednesday, will be de­
voted (o a demonstration of Pastry Making.
AY omen of Ashland and community will be es­
pecially interested to see the actual prepara­
tion and baking of Cream Puffs ami Pies in
which the pure vegetable cooking oil, Mazola,
is used for shortening. How the lightest cakes
and the flakiest, most delicious pie erusts are
easily made by the use of .Mazola—you can taste
and prove the results for yourself.
The lecturer will answer all questions about ma­
king (takes and pies. As the first sessions of the
school, those attending are expected to I.ling
pencils and pads for taking notes on the new
methods and new recipes.
FREE—A beautiful illustrated 64-page c«x»k
book will he given each woman attending the
school.
Demonstration Held At
Provost Hardware
38 E. Main
a m
Free Cooking School
SALAD
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OIL
< 11
Phone 86
T h e g as ra n g e used in th e d e m o n s tra tio n is a R o p er A u to m atic , fu rn is h e d by So. O regon
Gas C om pany