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Classified Column
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PROFESSIONAL
AMILAtffl HAH* WhtìltìÌ
iuvwlay, July 15, 1024
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Cinnbar Spring,-
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Eugene harvests largest cherry
M ill M. Dode e affd John Galey crop in years.
PHYSICIANS
were vistors yesterday at Cinnibar
,.,G e o ig e Nichols Jr. and daughter
MRS. GRACE E. ANDREWS, Editor
Classified Column Rates
J
cnie—
.
Springs, beyond Mount Ashland.
Phone items to her at 345-R, between lb A. M. and 2 P. M. ‘ Betty, R. E. Jarvis and son Roy,
One cent the word each DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Resi-
Wheeler fam ily of They made the trip as a pleasure
Carl Carleson and sister, Miss ¡.Medford motored to Ashland Sun-
and evenings.
time.
dence and office, 108 Pioneer J
ana
<
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.
____ jaunt,
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and to get some w ater
a avenue.
venue. T
e le n h n n e 28.
2S
nffi.-e > - • • • • • • * • • •
;
*a ar eson, rs. . W. Jar- , day afternoon, planning a picnic from the springs
Telephone
Office
To run every issue for one
CALENDAR OP W EEK ,
hours, 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5
month or more,
the word
There .ere presen. a. rhu
tive of Hale W heeler’s natal day.
each time.
Tuesday— Open House— Civic boun.ltul feast of good tiring, | Mr and’ M,.a. T A. Moss and
p. m. only.
son
The picnic was changed to an
FOR SALE— Old papers at Tid-
Club— Club House.
Hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dean and Jn n - K o b m and Phllip A |aa Sheldo|]
DR. ERNEST A. W(K)DS— Prac­ the Mesdgmes Hammond, Wood- ior, who a re visiting here fr o m ,
indoor
one
at
the
home
of
Mrs
*
ug8’
25c per bundle.
dh
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A b a il’s breadth in
tice
limited
to
eye,
ear,
nose
and
H. W. Andrews, on Church street,
________________
__
POR RENT
side and Roberts.
P ortland; Mre. Theresa Lowe and J o p en House__
safety
is just as good as
th ro at— X-ray including teeth.
and the rest of the afternoon ' — ------------------— __ __________
Wednesday, July 16. Upper q»n vRwnaI r : Mr, a? d Mr8‘ H arry
The
Clvic
Club
i3
^
e
p
in
g
open
a mile,
bOK RENT — Front bedroon
Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 tc Valley Community Club. Hostess, Sackett; Mr. and Mrs. Tom B u r-' ho u se' today, with Mrs.
i spent at the A. Andrews’ home,
to lady, Inquire 29 S. Pioneer
But,
are you sure of a hair
6. Swedenburg Bldg., A shland,! Mrs. J. E
Gowland. Bellview, n ett and two sons, Ray and Mil-f Hammond, Mrs " ¿ ' “ w o ^ lsid e on Fairview street, prior to Mr.
breadth
escape when disaster
Ave. Side entrance.
266-3
Ore.
Boulevard.
am of Talent; Mr. and Mrs. H arry and Mra. L A Roberts ho8tesseg and Mrs. A. Andrews and Miss
and collision confronts?
If
Abbie Andrew’s’ departure for
you have
Thursday, July 17.
Trinity Lowe of B utte Falls, who are in charge
FOR RENT— Furnished Cabins DR E B ANGELL— Chiropractic
Corvallis for a short visit.
Guild Picnic. In L ithia Park.
visiting in T alent and Mr. a n d '
and tents facing park, near Lith-
and
Electro-Therapy. Office
It is understood th a t this will
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RAYBESTOS
Friday, July 18. “ M ysterious Mrs. A. F. A bbott of Ashland.
ia w ater and play ground. Place
be done every Tuesday and no W. R. C. Social—
phone 48; residence 142. First
B rak e L in in g
Social", Christian Church.
to park your car. Call 153.
A pleasant visit around the
in
your
car
brakes, and your
doubt many will avail themselves
National Bank building.
The
W.
R.
C.
Club
met
in
Saturday, July 19. W. R. C. tabie, and during the evening
261-tf
brake
bands
and rods are ad­
of the opportunity to take their ¡ Lithia Park, Monday afternoon
meets in I. O. O. F. Hall.
after, the supper things were
justed
frequently
you know
DR.
HAWLEY—
Above
Tidings
FOR RENT— Nice room with
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with certainty you can stop
cleared away, rounded out a de­ guests and visit the Club house, | at the Round Table for its regu-
office.
Phone
91.
Fuller Paints, of pure lead and
or w ithout private bath; also,
* * *
| lar social afternoon. There were
your car just outside the dan­
lightful reunion.
} E ntertains at Luncheon—
linseed oil, save the surface
J
u
">or
Picnic
;
sixty
tWQ
iadjea
present
to
enJoy
'
nice sleeping porch, 217 North
ger
zone.
•
•
•
DR. C. W. HANSON-
Mrs. T. J. Malmgren en tertain ­
and save all.
Main.
265— 6t
The
Ju
n
io
r
D
epartm
ent
of
the
the
delightful
visit,
while
busy!
D entist
ed the French Club at her home Good News From Pacific Grove—
We lnstaM Kaybi’stos and
M. E. Sunday school had a picnic fingers were employed in dainty
Special
attention
given
to
pyor­
A djust Brakes
in Phoenix today at a one o’clock
It will be a m atter of great in the P a rk Thursday evening.
FOR SALE
needle work.
rhoea. Office upstairs in Beaver luncheon. Mrs. H. O. Anderson satisfaction to the many friends
This is an artnual affair and
Refreshm ents of ice cream and ,
FOR SALE— Paige 6; good Block. Phone 178-J.
233-tf. and Mrs. F. D. W agner motored, in Ashland th a t Miss Elizabeth
one
the children enjoy very much. delicious cakes were served the Í
running order; price $200. $100
taking the Club m embership with P alm er who has been ill for some
Cnr Main and Pjniict-r
Games were played and a boun-
MONUMENTS
down, time on balance to respon­
them.
time is surely regaining her I tiful supper served. The child­ guests at the close of the pleas-
an afternoon by the hostesses,
sible party, Lithia Garage.
• * * *
health.
ASHLAND GRANITE
ren brought well filled baskets
265— 6*
G uests E n tertained—
MONUMENTS
"furnished ~ice R n ^ ' n "
Codet
m
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fifleld were out for short drives. Both Miss
Oregon G ranite Co.
FOR SAI a E— Cheap wood. Dry
cream. z
Mrs. Huldali Brush.
host and hostess at a large dinner Palm er and Miss Cham berlain ex-
down tim ber, $4.00 per load. One
S. PENNISTON, Salesman.
party W ednesday honoring house P©ct to be in their home at Hilltop affair very m ud/and*should^' n'm m
* w* assistpd hy the
mile East Siskiyou Saw Mill | Res 470 Laurel
Phone 444-Y
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.
y
“ should not , Mesdames Hicks, Hood, Hogue,
i guests at the F. W. Shaw home, in the fall.
Road. J. A. Edwards.
264-6* i ----
mind if picnics came oftener than Hammond, Hassis, H arrell, and
j Mrs. Marie Maberry of Minnea-
Both are anxious to retu rn to once a year.
PLANING MILL
Herndon.
FOR SALE — By sick man at _______________________________ polis, Minn., and Mrs. Elizabeth A shland; the only compensation
Convalescent Home, new Ford fORDON’S SASH AND CABINET i Roberts and Miss R uth Roberts for absence is th a t there is no
Home Missionary Society—
j COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN
touring car, only used two
WORKS,
Cor. Helman
and j of Long Beach were guests last w ater shortage to w’orry about,
The Home Missionary Society!
ARE ROILED AT ASTORIA
months, with new camping ou t­
Van fless.
1 9 4 tfjwefk of Mr' and Mrs' P - w - Shaw- and the w eather at Pacific Grove of the Methodist church held its
______
fit. Call 153.
26 9 -lt --------- ------------------------------------ J arriving Monday and leaving Sat- is ideal.
m eeting at the home of Mrs. G. • ASTORIA, July 15.— Com m er-'
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TRANSFER AND EXPRESS j urday for Long Beach, the home
F. Billings, Friday at 2:30 P. M.
fishing circles here were stir- j
^ prico^ at Ranc'h W hittle Transfer
Storage Co. of Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Maberry Social at Church—
The membership m et at t h e ; red by reports from Ilwaco th a t!
mile and half east of Phoenix, in
for SERITCE
accompaning them for a visit
Friday of evening
there will be
Fern valley. 6 cents pound. Please
another
the
, i Church where cars conveyed th«»» , a purse seine boat has been op- I
Experienced movers and pack­ there.
another of the delightful socials to the Billings home,
bring boxes. S. P. H unter. 266-3*
i erating off Long Beach within the
ers of household gouds. Deal­
Covers were laid for ten, with th a t occurs every month at the i There were th irty present.
A
,
the three-mile limit,
ers in coal and wood. Phone Mr. end Mrs. F. W. Shaw, Mrs. C hristian church.
FOR SALK — Milk goat and
business meeting of more than : Advices were to the effect that
117.
Maberry, Mrs. Roberts, Miss Ruth - These are ‘Mysterious Socials”
kid. 600 Indiana street. Phone
usual interest occupied the first i Ernest Seeboig, dirctor of fish-
485L.
267-2*
Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fifleld for only the ones who are respon­
Office 89 Oak St. near
b o u r'
• eries for W ashington, had been
present to enjoy with the family, sible for the program and am use­
Hotel Ashland
An
election
was
held
at
which
, notified and that he promised to
FOR SALE — Choice building
the delicious repast served.
ment know- what to expect.
the following officers were nam- i have the m atter investigated. II-
lots on G ranite street, facing T. L. POW ELL— General T ra n s-! The afternoon w’as spent in the
te piog,am s aad jolly j ed.
President, Mrs. J. R. Me- waco publications declared that
park; near Lithia w ater and play-1 ^er Good team
and
motor delightful visit of relatives th at
games are the usual order and Cracken;
Vice-president,
Mrs.
ground. Inquire at C onvalescent, trucks. G ,od service at a rea- have gathered in reunion after always delightful re fre sh m en ts; P atrick; Second Vice-president, light penalties in the past for vio­
Home.
26 7 -lt
‘’ouab'e price. Phone 83.
■ many years.
are served.
| Mra g ' j
Chaney; Recordlng lations of the regulation prohib­
iting purse seine fishing within
j Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cleveland
All of the Sunday school a r e ' secretary, Mrs. Van Fossen; Cor-
MISCELLANEOUS
FEHIGE-ROACH
the
three-mi'.e lim it have resulted
t -.
! from H ilt motored over twice guests and it goes w ithout sa y in g ' responding secretary, Mrs. Ralph
in
present
purse-seine a ctiv itie s.!
auline '** n *PreSS ~ s to ra g e ' during the week to join the fam- th a t there will be a good atten d -j Billings; Treasurer, Mrs. O. G. j
Crater Lake* Tillamook, Newport, Coos
LOST— Gold nugget stick pin. H
Hauling — Dray work of all
Bay
beaches, Oregon Caves, the McKenzie
R eturn 259 B. St. Reward. 267-2* kinds. Quick motor service Dr v ' Z
‘ Thursday evening they I ance the coming F rld ay night
Howard.
Vi B. Iiiuiur service, u r j . were
were guests
ffI1Gsts at
at th
thp e Shaw
Shaw home.
hnniG
;
* *
River
and scores of delightful mountain
I
*
| The tre a su re r’s report was m o s t!
wood of all kinds. Phone 410-R
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NOTICE
resorts in Oregon are available for your
p a s s io n a ry M eeting—
• gratifying. A total of $448 were
Those knowing themselves en- 375 B' 8 t‘
112-tf i jaa<i¡4.s Aid, Friday—
vacation this summer.
A very interesting m eeting of given during the current year for
debted to the form er J. N. Dennis
The Ladies Aid of the Presby­ the Missionary Society of t h e : home miss'ons. The “ Settlem ent
Special low roundtrip fares are now in
KING’S TRANSFER— Service
Grocery and Feed Company are
terian
Church
met
last
Friday
for
C
hristian
church
was
held
F
r
i-
1
W
ork’
effect to all points. Stopovers along the line.
had been carried on with
day or night at reasonable rates.
urged to make immediate settle-1
Wood for sale. Phone 113, Res. an all day meeting for work. The day last at two th irty at the enthusiasm . F ru it had been can­
And on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays
m ent of their accounts to J. N.
231 Van Ness.
265— lino day was spent in quilting, much church.
ned and clothing collected and
even
lower roundtrip fares are sold, with­
Dennis at the old location 353 !
being accomplished.
Mrs. Cooper, the vice-president, sent to the Portland Settlem ent
out
stopovers
along the route. These fares
E ast Main street. It is im pera­
It is the habit of this organiza- had charge of the business ses- Center, from which’ distributions
Blacksm
ith
Shop
have
a
return
limit of 16 days.
tive this be done for completion I
tion when the all day meetings I sion. At this session, a picnic take place.
Blacksmith
Shop,
East
Main
of business affairs and your con­
For complete information and copy of our
are held to have a covered dish I was planned to take place the
Mrs. Faris conducted the lesson
H orseshoeing, Automobile
venience.
267-2t St.
booklet Oregon Outdoors” communicate
on Japap, In interesting fashion. '
_________ ____ Spring work a specialty. Auto luncheon, adding the coffee there. first Friday in August.
with
Friday
was
no
exception.
The members and th eir families
WANTED — W ashings to do. I parts.
During the social hour th a t fol­
G. N. Kramer, Local Agent.
Phone 14 or 43
There was a fair representation are guests, and each fitember is to lowed the program, the hostess,
Murphy, Electric Company. 266-1’ j
YERIAN.
252-1 mo.
bling a well filled basket.
of the member ship present.
* * *
WANTED Few 2nd hand bird BEAGLE & BEAGLE. P ainters—
The picnic dinner will be in the
cages. Call 153.
265— tf Day work or contract. Estim ates Club Meets—
evening in the Lithia Park. It is
If anything should liap-
The Upper Valley Community expected there will be a goodly
Free. P. O. Box 171.
266-6t*
GET YOUR STOVE repaired at
pen to YOU, won Id
Club will hold its regular July num ber present.
Eagle Iron and Brass W orks,
Mrs. R. L. Burdic had charge
meeting at the home of the presi­
your family suffer? Be
Oberlain street. New grates and
dent, Mrs. J. E. Gowland, on the of the program hour, opening
liners made to order, any style
fair to them. Get prop­
with the lesson from John 18.
Boulevard,' in Bellview.
stove. Stock on hand. Stoves for
These summer meetings are de- Devotionals occupied the atten ­
er insurance. See
sale.
264-lmo.
' voted to the work under way for tion of the society for a short per­
Mrs. Floyd Putm an then
....HOME laundripg done 239 2nd
the Fair. All the committees for iod.
The Billings Agency
the different lines of work plan­ lead an excellent article, “ The
street. Fancy laundrying a spec­
Established 18H3
ialty.
262-6th
ned are giving a great deal of Kingdom of God.” “ To Set a
lime and thought to their ex h ib -! Million Children F ree”
(the
Second Hand goods bought, sold
its, and w ithout doubt, the Up­ child labor question) another fine
exchanged,repaired. Collected and
per Valley Community Club w’ill article was read by Miss Benedict.
delivered. Chair Doctor, Cor.3rd.
The next part of the program
have a varied and extensive dis­
und A St., Phone 295R. 232-2mo.
I took up a series of questions cov­
play at the Fair.
i t is expected that every one ering the fields in China, Japan.
I DO FANCY cement work,
of the Club will make an especial India and Africa. In this discus­
chimneys, septic tanks; also cem-
effort to be present at this m eet­ sion a num ber took p art; Mrs.
etry work etc., J. D. Peffley, 143
ing
for much pertaining to the Cooper, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Delpha
«th St.
227— lm o* 1
work in hand will be brought be­ Bryant, Mrs. Frank Crowson,
ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE— May'
Mrs. Frank Shaffer, Mrs. Cochran
fore the Club.
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communicate with Ensign Lee
and a num ber of others contribut­
of the Salvation Army at the
Guild Picnic—
ing with answ ers to subjects
WhlteShield Home, 565 May-
The Trinity Guild picnic is to brought out in discussion.
fair Ave., Portland. Oregon.
This general survey is proving
be held in Lithia Park on T hurs­
Smith & De Koven’s
to be keenly interesting and many
day of this week.
Guaranteed
The picnic feature proved such have much to offer in answering
Fine lot with building for
a pleasant one at the last ses­ the questions asked.
R e l i e f In
* * *
$400, small cash payment.
sion, th at it was decided to have
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H
o
u
r
s
W hittier, Calif., lots to trade
A B irthday Celebration—
a picnic again in July.
for Ashland land.
Test FREE
It is hoped th a t all will bear
A birthday celebration at the
America’s Favorite Comic Opera
A 40 acre tract partly irrig at­
No m a tte r h o w lo n g you n a v e h a d t h ° d a t e in m Ì " d a n d b * ÌD 3 t ' home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
ed, fine land. Bargain price
(H ay
F e v e r— w h e re
yo u
liv e— o r tendance.
Kincaid east of Ashland, on Neil
on easy terms.
i how m a n y d if f e r e n t tr e a tm e n ts yo u
Healthier babies from fresh,
Creek was really a triple celebra­
n a v e tr ie d in v a in — you c a n now
$1500 municipal bonds to
!
b
a
n
is
h
e
v
e
ry
s
in
g
le
sy
m
p
to
m
in
24
live
air. Mothers more fit.
Picnic in P ark —
tion, for not only was it Mrs.
trade for city home.
| h o u r s th r o u g h a w o n d e r f u l n e w
p r e s c r ip tio n p e r f e c te d by p h y s ic ia n s
Thursday last( a very happy Kincaid's natal day but her
There’s health and comfort
Staples Realty Agency
o f T h e C lin ic a l L a b o r a to r ie s , C le v e -
gathering of friends and rela­ granddaughter,
Miss
Frances
71 E. Main, Ashland Hotel Bid. , la n d , Ohio.
in homes w ith G-E Fans.
Headed By
Dr.
P l a t t ’s R in e x
P r e s c r ip tio n tives assembled in the P ark with Howard, daughter Mr. and Mrs.
They cost about one-half a
¡ c o n ta in s no n a r c o tic s o r o th e r h a r m ­
fu l d r u g s — h a s n o b a d a f te r - e ff e c ts . a six o’clock picnic supper as the Chas. B. Howard observed the
cent an hour to run.
U n lik e
o th e r
tr e a tm e n ts
w h ic h
’
as ‘THE S H E R IF F ”
as “ LITTLE JOH N ”
m e re ly s o o th e th e sy m p to m s, R in e x ' S D ec,a^ feature of the occasion. same day, and Miss Jessie Jarvis
I g o e s d ir e c t to th e u n d e r ly in g .caHse : - ...... -J---------_
c'aimed the tw elfth so all were
of
F e v e r in the eyntem— a n d re -
.
G-E Fans arc sold under the "Check” Seal.
i observed on this occasion.
Behind them is the responsibilityofboth
It
had
been
planned
by
Mrs.
----w W. R 5 R • - j _ can be o b ta in e d a t a n v o f th e d r u g
®
A
.
the
General Electric Co. and the Pacific
s to r e ,,
s n a m e d b . e -----
lo w ---
f o r o —
n ly v*.
$1.
i K incaid’s children and her sister
B u t Ir a f t e r 24 h o u rs , a ll v o u r H a y i. ii,...
That were made expressly for the
States
Electric Co. Sold and serviced by
F e v e r t o r tu r e s h -------
a v e ------------
n o t c o m p p le le te te ly ly ! 11 n a s ,t e e n Done, bo Scores of as a surprise, and all the rela-
u s a p p e a r e d , y o u r m o n e y w ill b e in -
"Check”
Seal contractors and retailers.
A shland C itizens Say.
fives who lived near enough to
ta n t l y re fu n d e d .
*
Y ou c a n h a v e a 24 h o u r t r i a l i
come were present to offer cow-1
v e k a s e Free b y m a k in g a w r itte n i
LOOK FOR T H E G-E FAN GIRL A N D TH E
gratulations and good wishes to
To get rid of an aching back,
'q u e s t to th e C lin ic a l L a b o r a to r ie s , f
ie v e la n d , Ohio. B u t 5 ou ta k e no
"CHECK”
SEAL IN THE DEALER’S W INDOW
the three guests of honor. Many
s k in b u y in g th e $1.00 p a c k a g e 1 The sharp tw inges,'
Scenery
Musical Directors
Ballet
A R E Y O U 100% E F F IC IE N T ?
>rect fro m y o u r d r u g s to r e b e c a u se ,
gifts, too, were received.
The tired-out feelings,
by
Jam es Stevens
by
th e tr e a tm e n t d o e s n o t h e lp you S
r U a recognized fad; that a person
The mid day dinner was a very
1
24 h o u rs , th e d r u g g is t w ill '
TOM
SWEM
Mrs.
Geo.
Andrews
HELEN
You
m
ust
reach
the
spot—
get
w ith PILES
ï
is only 50% effid-nt, or
ro m p tly r e f u n d y o u r d o lla r.
,
elaborate one, with turkey the
Chas. T. H azelrigg
RODOLF
G e t R in e x to d a y a n d j u s t T R Y it a t t b e c a u s e
u Relief
Relit should not only benefit you
it
c
o
s
ts
yo
u
a
b
s
o
lu
te
ly
h
o
th
in
g
if
piece
de
resistance,
and
ice
cream
physically, but increase your earning r e s u lts do n o t sh o w in 24 h o u rs.
In many cases ’tis the kidneys.
to w er.
Sold u n d e r th e sa m e m o n e y -b a c k Doan's Pills are for weak k id n e v u and watermelon included in the
. ,,
K id n e y s. last course.
My noiwurgical treatment fot PILES will g u a r a n te e to c o m p le te ly re lie v e
Ashland citizens testify Ask
aire you or I GUARANTEE to refund A s th m a a n d C a ta r r h . Be s u r e to
Thirty were seated about the
e g e n u in e D r. P l a t t 's R in e x ! v rm _ „ a i a h h A .i
your fee. My practice in rectal and colon i P g e r e t s c th r ip
tio n in th e a i r - t i g h t g la s s ^ o u r nel&hbor.
..
'
table
to enjoy this wonderful
oeatm ents is the largest on the Pscific fla sk . I t is on s a le In th is c ity a t:
r* \ i 6
a je s > 195 L aureG feast, the crowning feature of
Coast, my large staff of skilled assistant!
and most modem offices being housed in J
..
s and, says.
I have a l- j which were three beautiful birth-
ray own new building,
w
ajs
tound
D
oans
Pills
a good day cakes, one of which was a
a d j o i n ., » y hotel, where patt­
e n « ate aaauted ot the utmoat
kidney remedy. I had attacks of I triple cake adorned with seven-
cate and comfoct.
- D U L .P L A T T ’S < kidney complaint and my back ty-one candles, made by Mrs.
W rite today for o y FREE
Uloatntod book.
ached and pained dreadfully. I Archie Kincaid. B rilliant gladi­
felt dull and tired, especially oli gave the pretty touch of color
DEAN, H.D. Inc
Admission—Grand Stand (not reserved) Adults,
P R E S C R IP T IO N mornings. The action of my kid­ to the scene.
OFFOSTTE COURT HOUSE
©1921 by The Clinical Laboratories Co., Cleveland. (X
$1.10; Children, 50c. Reserved Box Seats and
The afternoon and evenng were
neys was irregular. I used Doan’s
Seats on Elevated Platforms in Front of Boxes,
Pills and it was not long before spent in the happy reunion of rel­
atives
at
this
hospitable
home,
$1.65—performance, 8:30 P. M.
they gave me
relief.
They
FIRST IN THE SUMMER
whose occupants enjoy so th o r­
strengthened
my
back
and
kid­
vacation kit, put a hottie of
oughly the retu rn of children and
C H A M B E R L A IN ’S neys.”
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don’t grandchildren on these festal oc­
C O L IC a n d D I A R R H O E A
casions.
.
REM EDY
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
- r i d your system o f Catarrh or Deaf- invaluable
Those who gathered there
for sudden and severe pains
get Doan’s Pills— the same th a t
ftos caused by Catarrh.
in stomach and bowels, cramps, diar­
Sunday were the Messrs and Mes-
rhoea. When needed - worth 50 times Mrs. Hayes had. Fotser-M ilburn
•
„
i
daines
W. R. Kincaid, the host,
the cost for single dose.
P. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
i Co., Mfra., Buffalo, N. Y. No. 42 and hostess, C. B. Howard and
A. R. Kincaid and Children, Ber- ments.
nice, H ateld, Lesli» and Eunice
* * *
Just Out Of
D A N G ER ?
Good Houses
Good Paints
Vice Versa
J. O. RIGG
Automotive Shop
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going away
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To Oregon’s ^Vacationland
low roundtrip fares
For Your
Protection
B etter Appetite
Southern Pacific
Whole Wheat
Bread
Lithia Bakery
Jackson County Fair Association
Announces Its
SECOND ANNUAL PAGEANT
‘"Robin Hood”
ENSEMBLE OF 150 PEOPLE
BALLET of 75
ORCHESTRA of 20
Mr. Ed Andrews Mr. James Stevens
packaS. Reaching The Spoti
Gorgeous Costumes
Douglas Fairbanks’ movie of
ROBIN HZOD
GENERAL ELECTRIC
£
The largest, most beautiful outdoor
performance ever given in Oregon
McNair Bros.
HaU’s Catarrh
Medidhe
FAIR GROUNDS
July
Near Medford
17-18-19
-Reserved seats now on sale (up to four
o’clock each day) at Ashland Chamber
of Commerce
c re a m y
ric h n e ss o f th i s
m i lk m a k e s
a ll food, b etter^
I t s Nestles ALPINE