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THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
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G eorge M adden G reen ...........................................................B u sin e ss M anager
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Miss Wheeler ana Miss Kailt- such as in d ig e stio n , d y sp ep sia, I f ir s t b o ttle fa ils to re lie v e y o u r
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MRS. GRACE E. ANDREWS, Editor
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In co in in g hom e th e r e tu r n w as
N eedless to say re c ita tio n s w ere
3.75 I. O. O. F . H all.
j m ad e by H y a tt B ra irie D am , com
7.58
T u esd ay . J u ly 22. Open H o u s e ,' in g o u t on th e K la m a th
F a lls m uch m o re sp irite d as a re s u lt
By M ail a n d R u r a l R o u te s :
of th e d e lig h tfu l ev en t.
O ne M o n th .....
•^lighw ay n e a r th e su m m it. T he
$ .55 Civic C lub H ouse, 3 P. M.
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T h re e M bnths
1.95
h ig h w a y proved m o st i n t e r e s t i n g '
E n jo y e d T rip —
Six M o n th s .....
3.50 P h o n e New s—
to th e v isito rs.
O ne Y e a r .....
M rs. Dé W eese, fo r w hom
6.50
T h e e d ito r of th e se co lu m n s
A sto p w as m ad e a t K in g sb u ry
frie n d s p lan n e d su ch p le a s a n t ¡
will
a p p re c ia te
D IS P L A Y A D V E R T IS IN G R A T E S :
th e
c o u rte sy
tim e s p r io r to h e r lea v in g A sh
S ingle in s e rtio n , p e r nch ................................................................
$ .30
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if
th o se
e n te r ta in in g w as o a te n th e re , th e p a rty re a c h - lan d fo r h e r new h o m e in W ash - !
Y early Contracts:
One in se rtio n a w eel ........................................................................
.2 7 % w ould let h e r know w hen a f f a ir s ! in S hom e as sh ad o w s le n g th e n e d , in g to n . is re p o rte d to h a v e stood
a re
given fo r h ouse g u e s ts ;
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R ates for L egal and M iscellaneous A d vertising
T he P a s t N oble G ran d C lub m et
places of in te re s t.
te
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w ho acco m p an ied h e r w rite s
F ir s t in se rtio n , p e r 8 p o in t lin e ......................... ...........................
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w e n t to P o rtla n d to v isit a d a u g h
w ill la rg e ly be c o n fin ed to th e re- i th e season.
t e r of M rs. De W eese, M rs. D ora
W H A T C O N ST IT U T E S A D V E R T ISIN G
M rs. E d y th e P h ip p s an d M rs. L a n g n ille , an in v alid .
All f u tu r e e v e n ts, w h e re a n a d m issio n c h a rg e is m ad e or a u n io n s and g a th e rin g s in c id e n t to
S a tu rd a y j
th e v a c a tio n tim e.
It w ill be Dor?- H u b b a rd w e r e ’th e h o stesses
co llectio n ta k e n in A d v e rtisin g .
th e y exp ected to go on to T acom a, .
No d isc o u n t w ill be allo w ed R elig io u s o r B e n e v o len t o rd e rs.
v ery h e lp fu l if th e s e g a th e rin g s on th is occasion.
W a sh in g to n .
a r e re p o rte d , th a t frie n d s m ay i
T h e re w ere fo u rte e n p re s e n t to
DONATIONS
(C o n tin u e d on P a g e F o u r )
No d o n a tio n s to c h a ritie s o r o th e rw is e w ill m e m a d e in a d v e rtis e n jo y th em also. C all 345R -be- * c n i®y th e social a fte rn o o n an d
ing o r jo b p rin tin g — o u r c o n trib u tio n s w ill be in cash.
fq re th re e p. m. M ondays, W e d - , ^ e d e lic io u s r fr e s h m e n ts se rv -
nesdays, an d F rid a y s , since all ed by th e h o ste ss a t its close,
JU L Y 17
m
a te ria l fo r th e S ociety co lu m n s
A t th© b u sin e ss session, it w as TELLS SUFFERERS HOW
P E A C E 1 L E A V E W IT H YOU,, m y peace I give u n to you: n o t
m
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d to hold no m o re m ee tin g s TO END PILES FOREVER
as th e w orld giv etli, give I u n to you. L e t n o t y o u r h e a rt be tro u b le d
n e ith e r let it be a f r a id .— J o h n 1 4 :2 7 .
p u b lic a tio n .
i u n til th e f ir s t F rid a y in O ctober R o c h e s te r D o c to r A chieves R e
• * •
' w hen th e m em b e rsh ip w ill re a s-
m a rk a b le Sucess w ith New
E n te rta in e d a t L u n c h e o n —
, sem ble fo r t^ e p le a s a n t g a th e rin g s
P re s c rip tio n . M ust G ive A bso
REGARDING THE TOURIST PIRATES
Mrs. T. J. M alm g ren e n te r ta in - ; th a t h av e been such a so u rc e of
lu te R e lie f o r M oney B ack.
(Medford Mail Tribune)
ed th e m em b e rs of th e F r e n c h ! e n jo y m e n t th e p a st season.
I t h a s re m a in e d fo r a w ell
M em bers w ho p a rtic ip a te d in know n R o c h e s te r d o c to r to fin d a
A correspondent writes complaining of efforts in i C lub a t a m o st a ttr a c tiv e lunch
*tlie h a p p y
tim e F rid a y
w ere:
Ashland, Klamath Falls, (.’rants Pass ami other places! *on Tuesday at one o ’clock,
re a l re m e d y fo r P ile s. Y e a rs of p a
M adam es E ld a A n d e rso n , M ary
to divert tourist travel away from Medford. Incidentlv L C?vers J T Iaid for seven al F a rlo w . M abel J o rd a n , L a u ra tie n t, p a in s ta k in g e ffo rt on his
t h ia
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th e b e a u tifu lly a p p o in te d ta b le in ’
i« au ei j o r u a n ,
n a u r a p a r t h a s re s u lte d in a p re s c rip tio n
SUo g t . tlO ll is made tiiat Aedtord should retaliate by I th e c e n te r o f w hich deep re d ro se s I L o v e> C o ra D odge, A n n a M yer,
h e a l P ile s an d
urging tourists to avoid the localities mentioned, unless glow ed g iv in g th e to u ch of color. M ary T re fre n , J o s e p h in e D. a t h b a s o t rb w ill th e a m c tu n a e lly
v e r to r e tu r n .
O lli neighbors abandon ‘“their unfriendly and spiteful'!
A fte r lu n ch e o n , th e g u e sts ex-1 p r o c ^ e r ’ A nnie W a lk e r, J e n n ie
T h is d o c to r say s no m an o r w o - !
tactics.”
'
p lored th e g ro u n d s, a d m irin g th e I G ilb e rt» L en a N elson, E m ily W ing
m an n eed s u ff e r a n o th e r h o u r ,
AV,»11 „ ro ll
c
,,
.
,
w e a lth of f r u it an d flo w ers a n d a n d th e h o ste sse s, M rs. D o ra H ub-
from
a n y p a in a ris in g fro m H em - I
Well well. Somehow we can’t get very much ex-> r l „g wltIch tIme th, hMtcss b a rd a n d M rs. E d y th e P h ip p s.
oi
rh
o
id
s o r P ile s now t h a t he h a s
« * •
cited over these charges which come ur every season that g ro u p ed th e m fo r a se rie s of pic
m a d e a rr a n g e m e n ts
w ith
E a s t!
W e ek E n d T rip —
this locality or that is trying to injure the tourist crop tu re s.
Side P h a rm a c y to d isp e n se th is
of some other district.
U n til la te , g u e sts lin g e re d lo a th
A v ery p le a s a n t w eek-end trip
w o n d e rfu l p re s c rip tio n k n o w n as
w as en jo y e d by a g ro u p of y o u n g
It is perfectly natural that each district should try
MOAVA S U P P O S IT O R IE S fo r a
m en ,
D onald
W rig h t,
F ran k
to get all the tourist travel possible, and a certain amount b its of choice v e rse fillin g th e W a lk e r, G lenn W ild , R a lp h R o b m o d e ra te p ric e on th e m oney back
if d iss a tis fie d p lan . «
of irresponsible harpoon heaving here and there, is un h o u rs w ith e n jo y m e n t.
ison a n d P a u l W a g n e r.
Y o u ’ll be a m azed to see how
avoidable.
T hose p re s e n t of th e C lub a t
T hey le ft th e c ity
S a tu rd a y
q
u
ic
k ly it, a c ts. B lessed re lie f o f
is p le a s a n t a ffa ir w e re M rs. F. e v e n in g , m o to rin g as f a r a s U n
Instead of trying to better the situation by retalia th
te
n
coins in a n h o u r; even in !
D. W a g n e r, M rs. J . M. W a g n e r, ion C reek th a t n ig h t, w h e re cam p
tion, which would do no good and might do considerable M rs. W . H. M o w att, M rs. H. C. w as m ade.
c ases of long s ta n d in g w ith pro -
harm, we would suggest the application of good humor G aley, M rs. H. O. A n d e rso n and
T he n e x t day
w as sp e n t a t fu se b lee d in g re a lly w o n d e rfu l re-
C r a te r L a k e , a tr ip a ro u n d th e i s u its h a v e been a cco m p lish ed ,
M rs. H. W . A n d rew s.
and the setting of a good example.
* * *
la k e in th e la u n c h , one of th e in- i Nb. 4.
There should he no unfriendly rivalry in Southern E n tertained at P icnic in Park— te
r e s tin g fe a tu re s .
!
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Oregon over the tourist crop for the simple reason that
A n o th e r of a se rie s of e n te r-
T h e p a rty r e tu r n e d S u n d a y Q
• .
what benefits one district-benetits all. The more tourists j ta in m e n ts in c o m p lim e n t to o u t e v e n in g by w ay of K la m a th F a lls
we entertain, and the more places they see, the better of town g u e s ts o c c u rre d F rid a y h ig h w a y . ,
for ever) ^Q|)(»
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Iin in fY g w hen ♦ th V
» e h o u se g u e s ts of
e A
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en
Mr. a n d M rs. B. S. S to rm a n d
al S tu d e n ts H av e B re a k - ¡
Each district has its peculiar advantages. What ap Mr. an d M rs. P. S. P ro v o st a n d N o fa rm s t—
peals to one visitor may not appeal to another. The M rs. L. H ilty w e re given a d e A g ro u p of N o rm al s tu d e n ts
obvious thing to do is to keep the tourists in this part lig h tfu l picnic in th e P a rk .
a ro s e in th e w ee s m a ’ h o u rs a n d ,
Y ears ago w h en |h e S m jth
T
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e
re
w
ere
j
u
s
t
a
n
even
dozen
m et in th e P a r k fo r a fiv e -th irty , B ro th e rs placed th e ir M A c
of the state as long as possible, and urge them to see as
to e n jo y th e d elicio u s v ia n d s p ro b re a k fa s t T u e sd a y m o rn in g .
| s to m a c h T onic on th e m a rk e t
much as possible.
v ided, and th e h a p p y v isit a f te r
As an a p p e tiz e r, if one w e r e : d r u g s to re s th ro u g h o u t th e coun-
Let Medford take the lead by informing the visitors w ard in th e b e a u tifu l s e ttin g of n eed ed , a 'gam e of b a seb a ll w as . tr y w e re lite r a lly sw am ped w ith
of the wonders of the Oregon caves, the beauties of the L ith ia P a rk , w h ich seem s so p lay ed b e fo re h a n d . T he i m p le - , p re p a ra tio n s a lle g ed by th e ir m ak -
Klamaih-( later Lake Highway, the eharms of Ashland e m in e n tly s u ite d fo r g a th e r m e n ts used b e in g a te n n is ball e rs to h a v e g re a t v irtu e in th e
of th is n a tu re .
an d a piece of a fliv v er.
park and canyon, and the glories of the trip to the Pa in g T s h ise
tre a tm e n t of sto m a c h co m p la in ts.
p re s e n t on th is occasion
T he m en u w as a s u b s ta n tia l T o d ay m o st of th o se m ed icin es
cific Coast redwoods.
w ere M rs. L. H ilty , a n d M r. a n d
n e, bacon, eg g s, ro lls a n d cof-1 a re gone a n d fo rg o tte n , w hile
Such an example will eventually he followed, not M rs. E. P. C arn es, w ho h a v e b|eeu o fee.
w ith th e sau ce of h e a rty ap- S m ith B ro s .’ M. A. C. h a s a b ig
because it denote? such a pretty spirit, but because it is v isitin g M rs. H ilty , b u t w ho r e
g e r sale th a n ev er.
tu rn e d to th e ir hom e in San F r a n
good business.
I t is th e old s to ry of h o n e st
cisco T u e sd a y ; Mr. an d M rs. P.
m e rit a c h ie v in g success in sp ite of
The tourist ci»»p is one of Southern Oregon’s great
S. P ro v o st a n d d a u g h te r S ylvia
e v e ry o b sta c le. S to m ach s u ff e r
est resources, and nothing will kill it more effectively a n d Mr. a n d M rs. B. S. S to rm w ith
CONQUER!
CONQUERED
e rs w ho used M. A. C. fo u n d la s t
than a spirit of bickering and hostility among the var th e ir g u e sts, M rs. S cannel a n d
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in tern al prescription o f Cleveland specialist, taken I . .
,
ious localities effected. On the other hand nothing will d a u g h te r M yrtle, a n d M r. an d in New simple
Imple form, gets at actual cauje o f Asthma in tht it. T h a t S Why th e d e m a n d fo r th is
m, and removes
rem ove«_____
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syitem,
it comoietely.
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Rinex. I
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boost it more than a spirit ot co-operation and enthu Mrs. W . J . S to rm .
to grow
Stops worst spasms in few minuteo. Complete relief in I rem
1 C IU e C d U y * h
i m a a s v c u o u n tin u e d
* * *
24 hours guaranteed— or molfev back. Send 10c fot 1 y e a r a f te r Vear
siasm and mutual helpfulness.
24 hour sample treatment to Clinical Laboratories Co.. I '
• J
•
Crater Lake Trip—
by all good druggist;.
M. A. C. is re m a rk a b ly e ffe c tiv e
A great majority of the people appreciate this fact. Mr. and M rs. J . L. O xford, Miss Cleveland. Hegular - sice sold ..........................
Disiegaid the trouble makers here and there, which are E ffie J o h n s o n , M rs. R ose S m ith
found in every community, and get together on a com an d M rs. R illa A rc h e r, of O a k - !
prehensive program of helping ourselves by helping each lan d , C a lifo rn ia , M iss E tta Jo lin -
other. In this way we will not only receive the maximum r.on, a te a c h e r in Los A ngeles,
d Mr. De W itt le ft A sh la n d S a t
benefit of the scenic attractions throughout southern an
u rd a y m o rn in g fb r a v isit a t C ra
Oregon, hut cultivate a spirit which will bring in divi te r L ake.
dends in other important directions.
T he p a rty
w en t by w ay
of
K la m a th F a lls , w h e re som e tim e
w as sp e n t sig h t seeing.
T he
The 'ridings desires to add endorsement to the fore n ig h t w as sp e n t a t h isto ric F o r t
going from the Mail Tribune. Community spirit is worthy K la m a th .
of cultivation to a marked degree, Imt southern Oregon T he n ex t m o rn in g e a rly , th e y
communities must remember that it is the district as a s ta r te d fo r C r a te r L a k e , sto p p in g
r th e w o n d e rfu l view s e n ro u te .
whole which brings thousands of visitors and not the par fo
T he r e tu r n w as m ad e by w ay of
ticular section or district. Crater Lake belongs not to M edford, b u t a ll th e b e a u ty sp o ts
Medford, Klamath Falls or Ashland, but to southern Ore w ere v isite d a lo n g th e way.
gon and is one crowning feature of the great southern T h e m em b e rs of th e p a rty could
• o c C.VCR-VSW«'
n o t e x p re ss th e m se lv e s too e n
Oregon playground.
th u s ia s tic a lly a b o u t th e w o n d e r
Only recently the Ashland-Klamath Falls highway fu
l trip .
was completed, making a loop trip to the famous lake
• * »
1 O +1»
j u lllltll DFOtllCrS
Make Famous
Stomach Remedy
M ilk -;
and touching Ashland, Medford and Klamath Falls. The
completion of the loop is of advantage to all three of
the towns not only, hut to the tourist as well, for it af-
toids a .greater variety ot scenery and better diversion
than were he compelled to hack-track.
The representative citizens of Ashland are advising
all tourists to make the loop trip. The Chamber of Com-
.meite, sei\ice station employes, auto camp superintend
ent are emphasizing the advantage of the loop trip. The
selfish individual only will attempt to hog the benefits
of tourist travel.
Only recently complaint has been made locally that
the owners of the service station at Kingshurv Springs,
junction of the Pacific highway and Ashland-Klamath
halls highway aie routing tourists directs to Crater
Lake without permitting them to drive into Ashland.
Even if true there is no occasion for alarm, for the num
ber so directed is comparatively few compared with the
total.
A CALIFORNIA TW ISTER
Here is a good example of how an Oregon news dis
patch is handled in the state of the Native Son: “ Oregon
fig crop good”, is changed to “ Oregon fog crop good.”
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H o n o rin g M r. a n d M rs. F r a n k
H asty—
T h e ro u n d of p le a s a n t a ffa irs
p lan n e d d u rin g th e v isit of Mr.
and M rs. F r a n k H a sty of S an
F ra n c isc o en d ed in a v ery d e lig h t-
FO R R E N T — 5 room u n f u r
n ish ed house. In q u ire 242 G ra n
ite o r P h o n e 340-R .
2 6 8 -tf
F O R R E N T — F u rn is h e d C abin:
an d te n ts fac in g p a rk , n e a r Lith-
iq w a te r an d play g ro u n d . Place
to p a rk y o u r car. C all 153.
261-tf
increases
asoline mileage
FO R SALK C H E A P — Ton 1-2
I tru c k . J. W . S h a ttu c k , T a le n t,
i P h o n e 3 7 3 J3 .
269-3*
FO R
SALK — B la c k b errie s,
$1.25 per c ra te . 254 Van N ess
A ve-
269-3*
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For years this Company has claimed
Jiat Zerolene, because it lubricates
better, enables the average car to go
about five per cent farther on a gal
lon of gasoline than when other oils
are used.
A few weeks ago this claim received
the most remarkable confirmation in
the results of the annual Los Angeles-
Camp Curry (Yosemite) Economy
Run. Six o u t o f th e seven trophies
offered, in clu d in g th e sw eep-
sta kes, were won by Zerolene-
lu b ric a ted cars. The sweepstakes
winner, an Overland Model 92, driven
by Joe Bozzani, traveling the 400
miles of desert and mountain roads,
averaged 29.36 miles to the gallon of
Red Crown gasoline—an achievement
which the 1924 contest rules made all
the more remarkable as they forbade
coasting or stopping the engine.
Right here, in the official records of
this economy run classic, is y o u r
answer to the oil question. Why pay
tribute to the superstition th at east
ern oil, merely because it costs more
and is made in the East, is in some
mysterious way “better?” Experi
enced drivers, out to make records,
don’t share that superstition—why
should you?
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
LO R SA L E ——H ousehold goot
d re s s e rs , c h a irs , c a n n ed f ru it, el
F a ll 323 H elm an s tr e e t befo
F rid a y .
269-3
FOR S A L E — P a c k a rd tw o t
tru c k ,
in
excellent
c o n d ltk
$ 550; F o rd ton tru c k , woi
d riv e , p n e u m a tic tire s , cab a
j bed. $250. L ith ia G arag e, ne
Pa r k -
268-3
I’X)R S A L E — P aig e
6;
g<
ru n n in g o rd e r; p rice $200. $]
dow n, tim e on b alan ce to reap
sib le p a rty , L ith ia G arage.
265—
I O R SA L E — By sick m an a
C onvalescent H om e, new F o rt
to u rin g
c a r,
only
used
tw t
m o n th s, w ith new ca m p in g out
i fit.
C all 153.
2 6 9 -lt
I’OR SA L E — C hoice build
lo ts on G ra n ite s tr e e t, fat
p a rk ; n e a r L ith ia w a te r an d pi
g ro u n d . In q u ire a t C onvalesc
H om e.
267
MISCELLANEOUS
■,
LOST — T e a ch e rs
diplt
h e a rin g n a m e of V ida L. He
F in d e r p lea se r e tu r n to Dr
j W . H a n so n , B eaver b u ild in g
FO I ND — C am era.
Owne
m ay h av e sam e by id en tify in
p ro p e rty an d p ay in g fo r th is ad
269-
W A N TED to re n t, fu rn ish e d
u n fu rn is h e d m o d ern , 4 o r 5 ro
house.
L o cated in su b u rb , w
| a c re o r so of g ro u n d , w ork si
¡ a n d c o n sid e ra b le s to ra g e rot
P re fe r d e a lin g w ith ow ner. Wo
lease fo r one y ear. A ddress, M
ill, O regon, N. E. W oodhouse.
268
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for SA L E — B aby's lig h t
sle e p in g
b a sk et.
M rs. A r th u r
H a rd y , 90, F ifth St.
269-tf
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it does
less
e i.,,
LO ST la s t n ig h t, b a r pin se
w ith b rillia n t c e n te r an d
blu»
sto n e s on each side. L eave al
V irg in ia C afe. R ew ard .
2 6 8 -2 ’
W A N TED — Q u iet, g e n tk
h o rse sa fe fo r c h ild re n . A ddresi
M o u n tain F u e l C om pany, Siski
you.
2 6 8 -2 ’
W A N TED — W ash in g s to t
M urphy E le c tric C om pany. 266-
Jackson County Fair Association
Announces Its
SECOND ANNUAL PAGEANT
Smith & De Koven’s
“Robin Hood“
America’s Favorite Comic Opera
ENSEMBLE OF 150 PEOPLE
BALLET of 75
ORCHESTRA of 20
H e a d e d By
Mr. Ed Andrews Mr. James Sit wens
as “ TH E S H E R IF F ”
L IT T L E JO H N ”
icons Costumes
W A N TED — Few 2nd h an d bi
cages. C all 153. ,
265—
G E T YOUR STO VE re p a ire d a t
E a g le Iro n
and B rass
W orks,
i O b erlain s tre e t. New g ra te s a n d
lin e rs made^ to o rd e r, a n y sty le
, stove. S tock on h a n d . Stoves fo r
sale.
2 6 4 -lm o .
Second H and goo d s b o u g h t, soli
e x c h a n g e d ,re p a ire d . C ollected an t
d e liv e re d . C h a ir D octor, C or.3rd
and A S t., P h o n e 295R . 232-2m o
I DO FANCY ce m e n t
w ork
' chim neys, septic ta n k s ; also ccra
e try w ork etc4, J. D. P effley , 145
I 6th St.
227— l m o '
I; ANY G IR L IN T R O U B L E — M
c o m m u n ic a te w ith E n sig n I
of th e S a lv a tio n A rm y a t I
W’h lte S h le ld H om e, 565 Mi
fa ir Ave., P o rtla n d . O regon.
T h a t w ere m ad e ex p re ssly fo r th e
Douglas Fairbanks’ movie of
ROBIN HCOD
S cen ery
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TOM SW EM
M usical D ire c to rs
J a m e s S te v en s
Oeo. A n d re w s
C has. T. H a z e lrig g
B ullet
by
HELEN
R O IIO LE
The largest, most beautiful outdoor
performance ever given in Oregon
The Weinhard Brewery Kai
been famous for its skillful
brewing and quality bever*
ages since 1862
A D tdightfnI O uting—
M r. F . G. S w en n in g to o k th e ir
h o u se g u e sts M r. an d M rs. C aleb
S m ith , d a u g h te r , L a u ra S m ith and
Artificial bait is now so perfectly made that it fools ^randda«ehter, Miss H a r rie t
everybody except be fish.
r»
m
tO h'S ranch in the'
D ead In d ia n c o u n try T u e s d a y ,'
fo r r e n t
FOR SALE
It ’s Nestlé* A IR M E
!
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j
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fu l picnic in th e P a r k T u esd ay '
evening.
T h e re w e re a b o u t tw e n ty o r
m o re old frie n d s p re s e n t to g re e t
th e co m p lim e n te d g u e sts, a n d to
e n jo y w ith th e m th e d elicio u s p ic
nic d in n e r t h a t h a d been p lan n e d
fo r seven o ’clock.
T h e tim e b o th b efo re a n d a lte r
th e d e lig h tfu l d in n e r w as sp e n t
in a h ap p y fash io n . Old scenes
re c a lle d , a n d old ex p erien ces r e
la te d . T he g r e a te s t p le a s u re d e
riv e d fro m th e g a th e rin g s of old
frie n d s a re th e s h a re d re m in is
c e n t s to rie s of days lo n g p a st.
Mr. a n d M rs. H a s ty le f t fo r
th e ir hom e W e d n esd a y a f te r a
v isit of som e w eeks in A sh lan d .
C lassified Column R ates
One c e n t th e w ord each
tim e.
To ru n ev ery issu e fo r one
m o n th o r m o re, %c th e w ord
each tim e.
ECONOMY RUN
RECORDS prove
CHgÊTKMA
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S o t d u s rich
m ilk enriches
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size only. P ric e $1.25. E a s t Side
Comes to you with a reputation to sustain
HENRY WEINHARD PLANT
FAIR GROUNDS
July
Near Medford
17-18-19
Admission—Grand Stand (not reserved) Adults,
$1.10; Children, 50c. Reserved Box Seats and
Seats on Elevated Platforms in Front of Boxes,
$1.65—performance, 8:30 P. M.
Reserved seats now on sale (up to four
o’clock each day) at Ashland Chamber
of Commerce
F in e lot w ith
b u ild in g 1
$400, sm all cash paymei
W h ittie r, C alif., lo ts to tra
fo r A sh lan d land.
A 40 a c re tra c t p a rtly irrig)
ed, fin e land. B arg ain pri
on easy term s.
$1500
m u n icip al
bonds
tra d e fo r city hom e.
Staples Realty Agenc
71 E. M ain, A sh lan d H o te l B*
F o r a sm o o th
sh a v e
a n d q u ick se rv ice go
to th e S hell B a rb e r
Shop.
L ad ies
an d
| c h ild re n g e t y o u r h a ir
j bobbed a n d m a rc e l
led.
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>32 A. St. A sh lan d , O re
K ali’s Cat;
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