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PAGE M »CR ASftLA.VÖ ÎUÎLÎ ÎWtNflU Friday, August 1, IDiil (Continued from page two) ’ young Mr, and Mrs. Harvey will Mrs. Emil Piel, Miss Lydia Me- j reside in Santa A na.” * * * I Call, and Mr. and Mrs. Kinney ' * • » R ! TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY finishes. Guaranteed Salary and froii town. S 9 Trees full bearing, Commission . W rite National FOR SA L E :— W hite Leghorn Brush Company, 1169 Beln. >rt 100 w alnuts, improvements. Luncheon for Mrs. Ellen Galey-— Trip to the Caves__ Pullets and yearling hens. Mr3. | Laura Counter, 135 Nutley St. Street, Portland, Oregon. 2S2-2tl A D aily C hronicle o f th ose w h o com e and go, and even ts o f A nnouncem ent o f Interest__ Mrs. Elizabeth Van Sant was A group of friends, Mr. and W. D. Booth. Phone 257’Y. 282-tf An announcem ént of interest to 1 äoBtess at a very attractive lunch- Mrs. Jesse Neil, Mr. and Mrs. local in terest FOR SALE:— Five room mod 283-2t Ashland readers appears in a re- ' eon a * one o’clock Tuesday, hon Raydure Brown and Mrs. Ed B ar ern home, good location. Also 10- FOUND: — String of beads, e s t issue of the Santa Ana Reg oring Mrs. Ellen Galey who is ton went to the Josephine Caves APARTMENT for rent. Com owner call at Tidings office. acre orchard tract 1 1-2 miles ister. spending the summer in Ashland last Wednesday. They make the A t Com m unity H osp ital— Mrs. Hand Divorced— pletely furnished. Electric range, “ The engagem ent of Miss with covers laid for a num ber of John Gisler, storekeeper a t, trip in leisurely fashion, taking Pour rooms and bath. Call 108, Mrs. Opal Hand, wife of Ralph T H E HOM E O F Shale City, is confined to the lo Hand, well known to Ashland Gladys F eerrar of Los Angeles to! o!d friends of the complimented! somewhat more than two days ' G ranite st. GOOD BREAD guest. cal hospital for a few days. for the round trip. w restling fans, was granted a di Mr. Milburn G. Harvey of this is the one where good bread is Those who enjoyed this delight city was recently announced at FOR RENT:— Furnished ap art vorce in the Lane county c o u r t1tbe The exploration of the Caves regularly supplied. There may annual senior breakfast of ful affair and who spent the a fte r was very interesting and the party m ents for House Keeping, close If there is anyone in Ashland Monday. The divorce w'as award he places where good bread noon in the interesting visit of enjoyed the outing greatly. in, 11 Beach Ave, west of Lib cannot be had hut this town is interested in Unity or practical ed on the grounds of cruel and j the University of Southern Cali rary, L. J. Orres. 283-1* • * * not o re of them, as the Lithia C hristianity, will they please com- ! inhuman treatment.. Mrs. Hand fornia chapter of the Kappa Al those who have known each other long, were Mrs. J. P. Qodge, Mrs. O uting at Lake of th e W oods— pha Theta Sorority held at the Bakery is perfectly equipped m unicate with Mrs. G. M. Cole- testified th a t Hand rem ained out bOR SALE: — Coiled w ater for furnishing every family Beverly Hills hotel. Rebecca Kinney, Mrs. ‘Eugenia Mr. and Mrs. Mark True, Bell 283-1* nights, and claimed he cursed and man. 107 7th street. with their delicious health Miss F eerrar is the daughter Atkinson, Mrs. Ellen W agner, view, and Miss Mildred Gregory heater and gas range, 3 large abused her. crock jars, a few kitchen uten- ful bread, rolls, cakeh, pies of Mrs. Mary J. F eerrar of Los Mrs. A. H. Russell, Miss Mabel of Central Point have ju st re- and pastry. Orders can be sup- sils. Apply at once. 244 Haga- H ealth giving whole wheat Angeles and is a neice of Mr. and Galey, Mrs. Mary Dunn, Mrs. El turned from a w eek’s outing a t j dins St. Phone 469R. plied from our regular stock 2S3-2tf Good clean entertainm ent, bread a t The Lithia Aakery. Mrs. W. D. B aker of this city. len Galey, and the hostess Mrs. the Lake of the Woods. or will be made to order. I ----------—__________ ____________ where everybody is going. Tent Van Sant. She is a graduate of the Univer Y Y T A N T E D :C ook fo r B la ir G ra n They spent th eir tim e very th eatre at Bungalow grounds op- m w p io n - a te » • • * SPECIAL attentio to AUTO sity of Southern California and a 283-3* happily in fishing, boating, swim ite Co. R t. 1, Box 129. posit Lithia Park, Go tonight. MOBILE insurance; .»etter term s member of Kappa Alpha Theta M issionary Society m eets F riday— ming, and— tell it not in Gath- FOR R EN T:— Furnished 2- sorority. and lower rates. Yeo, of course. The Missionary society of the eating: for appetites are develop Prices 10, 25 and 35 cts, tent. room apartm ent, Blackstone Ho Phone 21 & 274-J. 212— tf Mr. Harvey is the son of Mr. Christian church holds is meet ed under such favorable condi Sweet cream for whipping and tel, 349 E. Main. 2S3-6tf i coffee— also fresh milk, always and Mrs. John A. Harvey of this ing at the church on Friday a fte r tions. city and has recently opened law j noon of this week. N ew Nurse— They were next door neighbors on ice a t the Plaza. 239— tf LOST:— Tuesday night, July offices in partnership with h ia ' Miss Benedict will he the lead of the Ralph Billings family, who 29. E ither a t the Christian meet-1 A new nurse, Mrs. R uth Mills, can be made different and we will be giad to sug fath er in the W alter L. Moore er, and she will be assisted by left the first of this week for ing on Pavillion in Park or on the 1 of Portland, arrived in Ashland gest meats and fowl which will assist you to make Pronounced biggest and best a t recently to take the place of Miss traction ever coming to Ashland. building. He is a graduate of the a num ber of others. Diamond Lake, by easy stages, the street.— A mans gold stick j your Sunday dinner different and better. University of Southern California The subject is “ Stewards of making the trip in leisurely fash pin. Horse shoe shape and set ; Jasm ann, who went to Portland. Tent show Bungalow grounds. Phone us. and a member of Delta Upsilon God” , and the motto for the a fte r ion. w ith quartz speciman. Finder will noon’s lesson is “ Remembering The last evening marshmallows please retu rn to 21 E ast Main and ! HONESTY is my POLICY. Yeo, Milk and Cream whole sale and and Sigma Nu Phi fraternities. The m arriage will be an affair the Past, We Build for the F u roasted and stories told, as the receive a liberal reward. of course. 212— tf retail from certified herd— Lin- 283-1* of the autum n, after which the tu re .” two families sat about their bon ingers Dairy. Phone 369-J. N. Alain Phone 107 * * * »STRAY ED — Red sow pig, fire on the beach, where they Orres tailors for men and FLIERS NOT TO TAKE Picnic Given for G uests— were roasted and stories told, as weighs about 60 lb., finder no women, upstairs over McGees. Jad Salts— McNair Bros. CHANCES W ITH FOG Mrs. Caroline Roper-Mathews, Central Point, for a farewell visit tify Win. L. Johnson, 476 N. 281-3* Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roper and before the T rue’s left the next Main. A nother big crowd at tent show, Back in Ashland— KIRKWALL, Scotland, Aug. 1. daughter Carolyn w’ere guests of day for home. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rockefel- Bungalow grounds, last night. Go YVANTED— Second hand office j. : — Rain and fog compelled the * * * Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kinney the low have returned from their tonight. desk, roll top or flat with draw American round the world fliers latter part of the week. A ttend H om e M akers In stitu te— ers. Must be cheap. A. B. care sum m er’s work in W ashington, to postpone th eir departure for Mrs. C. A. Brown, Mrs. Morris, Saturday evening a picnic, with Put in Cast— Idaho and Montana. 2S1-2* Iceland until tomorrow. The U. a num ber of old friends was a r Mrs. Gowland and Mrs. A. C. Joy Tidings. W. Bullington, Ashland w ork S. destroyer Reid, which is pa ranged for six th irty in the Park. were among those who are a t FOR SALE or will trade for a McNair man who several days ago was Eastm an Kodaks We have them in all sizes and prices real ranges trolling between the Scottish coast. p o d one ton truck. Eight Cylind tending the Home M akers’ In sti The delightful repast, with its injured at the Em igrant Creek Bros. at prices which will suit you. project when a truck backed into and Iceland, said it was possible rem iniscent visit as the happy ac- tu te a t G rants Pass which is in er Oldsmohile. 1920 model in good lo see only a half mile. The fiiera companiment, was a pleasant fea session this week. condition and looks good. One Dance Hot Springs Sat. nite. him, was yesterday placed in a will not take chances when so ture of the occasion. Another, These ladies will bring back Music by Lovelands 9 piece or cast. He is seTiously injured, and near the goal of the history m ak was the picture taken of the to the progressive Upper Valley interested can try it. W. E. P ier must rem ain in the cast for sev chestra. 283-2* son, Boulevard. Telephone 485-J. ing flight. Biggest Home Furnishers in Ashland group present to serve as a re Community Club definite reports eral months. A special nurse, 282-tf m inder of this m eeting of old of the various phases of the work Mrs. John Angell, of Medford, is D isposes o f B usiness— TOBY IN BLACKFACE friends. stressed at this In stitute. YVANTED : - -Exclusive country Mr. A. M. Orchard, for several taking care of the case. SCORES H IT AT SHOW Mr. and Mrs. Roper and daugh YV. R. C. Social— representative to sell National years proprietor of a shoe re Toby in blackface scored a hit ter and Mrs. Mathews made but The W. R. C. Club held its pair shop on East Main has dis K lam ath Man Shocked— at the Tent Show last night when a brief stay in th eir old home social m eeting in the Park Mon Lyle W ard, workman of the posed of his business, and will Billy Tripp, star comedian who town, leaving for C rater Lake day afternoon, with Mrs. Emma take a vacation at Buckhorn California-Or gon Power com played the part of “ Toby the Coun Monday. Rhodes and Mrs. Anna Paul, as pany, was severely burned W ed or Your lodge. try Boy” at the opening produc Those present to enjoy the visit hostesses and Mrs. Ida Jennings, Money Back nesday, when he was w orking on Thousands o f a pole in Klam ath Falls. A cur tion W ednesday night, portrayed with them were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mrs. Koch, Madden sei.s Balloon tires. 246-tf rent of 4,000 volts passed through Rufus, genial gentlem an of color. F. D. W agner, Mr. and Mrs. J. Mrs. Inlow, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. wom en are grow More seats w’ere provided last M. W agner, Mrs. E lla Mills, Mrs. Jilson, Mrs. W agner, Mrs. Leedon ing new hair and his body. The weight of his body an end to night, and the big ten t was w’ell Elsie Churchm an, Mr. and Mrs. and Dr. Maude Hawley assisting. s putting c a lp ailm ents Gleaning, Pressing and R epair pulled him free from the contact The New Perfection oil stove can truly be called the As “ th e sweetest «girl in G. F. McConnell, Mrs. Grace There were fifty six guests with th e new Van ............. ing at Paulserud’s. 261-tf and he hung unconscious by his filled. standard of the world, for it has been accepted more strap until taken down by fellow dix,e’ Mlss Evelyn Kincaid did Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Eubanks, present to enjoy the pleasant af Ess m e t h o d o f than any other stove by the women of America. treatm ent. Van more than please the audience Mrs. Phil Rose, Mrs. Angie Engle, ternoon and dainty refreshm ents Ess Liquid Scalp H ere From K lam ath— workmen. The show for tonight is “ The Mr. and Mrs. Fred Engle, Miss served by the hostesses. Y\ e h a v e th e New P e rfe c tio n in one, I wo au<| th re e M assage m akes it Mrs. Harden C arter and Mrs. B rat,” a light comedy of the G ertrude E n jfe, Mr. and Mrs. These socials have been held easy to give the Everybody praises ten t show'. L. Jacobs, of Klam ath Falls are b u rn e rs scalp proper care and to have a younger generation. i W inter, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. lately in the P ark and are p ar head spending a week here visiting o f abundant and glorious hair. ! Pracht, Mr. and Mrs. Vaupel, Mr. ticularly enjovable with the picnic We deliver the goods- -Detricks T he rubber nipples on the patent friends. SAYS RADIO ILLUSTRATES applicator faed the treatm ent di- ! 94-tf and Mrs. Chas. Pierce, Mr. and feature and are well attended. TH E PO W ER OF PR A Y E R rectly to the hair roots and at the ! Loveland’s 9 piece orchestra same time gently masse* ge the scalp. ' Dr. I. M. H arget delivered an Sane prices at ten th eatre right plays at Hot Springsg Sat. nite, A sk us about our m oney back other of his interesting addresses 90-day treatm ent plan. W e give Aug. 2. 283-2* here in Ashland. at the Epw orth League institute you a p ositive guarantee. last night, taking for his sub EAST SIDE PHARMACY V isited Here— H ere F ew D ays— ject, “ God a n d .th e Radio.” He Floyd D. Moore, of Dallas, Ore Mr. and Mrs. George Loosley, said th a t the radio is an illustra who are spending the summer at gon, with his family, spent the tion of the pow’er of prayer not the F ort K lam ath ranch, have week here visiting with C. G. only, but a dem onstration of it. been spending the past few days Peebler and W. H. Hodkinson, and Dr. H argett made it appear ab visiting C rater Lake. Mr. Moore, of this week in Ashland. surd th a t God, who is the author who is county clerk of Polk coun of the laws back of the radio Let us till your pail w ith Swifts ty, was a student of the normal should not him self keep in touch Silver Lea: lard. Costs less than BChool here in 1905 and 1906, and with his people through prayer, shortening. Goes fa rth e r and is Is still a booster for the southern when they can communicate with -m o re nutritious. D etr ks. 94-tf Oregon normal. He is great in each other although thousands of his praise of Lithia Park and says Complete line of A »land Can it is one of A shland’s greatest as miles apart. A stu n t contest was held yes ned Goods at Detricks. 94-tf sets. terday afternoon as a diversion B eautiful stage settings and from regular studies, with stu At L ake— dents divided in seven groups A K lam ath Falls couple at their electric effects, with real acting and representing Ashland, Rose summer cabin at Lake of the company at ten t theatre. Go to burg, G rants Pass, K lam ath Falls, Woods is Mr. and Mrs. John Mar night. Eugene, Yoncalla and Drain, and tin. They expect to rem ain a few ANGLER IS PERSISTEN T; the faculty. Ashland won first days at the lake. FORGETS H IS MOTHER presenting a comical representa tion of an automobile party. The School B^ard of District SEATTLE, Wash., Aug. 1. — eight will receive bids for tra n s A fter leaving his m other w aiting PLAYSHED IS ONLY porting pupils to Ashland up to in th eir automobile beside the ONE IN DISTRICT and including August 17. The Snoqualmie river near here yes When the school board approv Board reserves the rig h t to re terday, telling her he was going ed the new playshed at Junior ject any or all bids. For particu to fish for a short, time, H arry High recently, the dream of sev lars call 11F12. 283-3* Smith failed to retu rn for nine eral years became a reality. For hours. some time the Parent-Teacher Lets all go to show tent, ask Believing him either to have Association had seen the need of your friends about it. drowned or to have fallen over a a playshed which was sheltered, nearby precipice, his m other cal so th at the little folks could ex The B rat at teu tonight. led deputy sheriffs who arrived ercise in the fresh air even when in time to find Smith ready to it was raining or snow' was on D elegates From K lam ath— drive home after darkness had the ground. Delegates from K lam ath Falls called a halt to his fishing. Last w inter, the Association at the Epworth League Institute conceived the plan of giving a now being held here are: The Rev. SALEM ALAN DENTES series of entertainm ents, and en- and Mrs. F. L. Moore, Mrs. Law STORIES OF TRIPLETS tred into an agreem ent with the rence Phelps, and the Misses Ger SALEM, Aug. 1. — August school board, by which the board trude Moak, M argaret P ru itt, and Schuky, who yesterday was re Japanese table cloths 54x54 ...$l.G 0 Organdies and Voiles at ....4 9 c yd. agreed to provide $900, if the G ertrude and Violet Musto. ported to be the father of three Association would match the sum. Napkins to match, per dozen ..$1.00 Ratine, a few. s h a d e s .............. 49c yd. husky sons, born late Monday By means of entertainm ents, the ten Bungalow night, today was looking for the Crowd the Association raised its share " “ "w eig h t1: ' ^ ,a " d .. s !lk ............. grounds. man who gave out the false re of the sum, and the structure port. Mr. Schuky advised news was built. Plenty Comedy specialties, hap paper men th a t the announcement m i i • i Pongee blouses, tucked and laee While the playshed idea is by o k Towels, good size and trimmed high and low necks $2.98 penings, at ten t theatre, Bunga was bunk. no means a new one, it is some weight, 2 p r................................ 35 low grounds. The report th at the triplets had thing new’ to southern Oregon, and been born was telephoned to news Ashland boasts the only sheltered T ,, _ .... Wash Blouses in tan and white, Over F rom A shland— Ladies and children’s hose, good lace and embroderv trim- paper men by a man who said he play ground in this distric. t M. S. Schammel, auditor for the was the attending physician. quality mercerized cotton, med ’ «1 ac S. P., arrived in town last night W hen newspaper men went to CALL FO R BIDS - all sizes and colors, black, ....................................... from his home in Ashland to spend the Schuky* home today in quest Notice is hereby given th a t the brown, white, 4 p r............$1.00 Petticoats of figured s a te e n .............75 several days here on company of photographs of the triplets Lithian Hotel Co. will receive business.- —Klam ath Hera.d. they were met by the irate fath sealed bids for the purchase of Chiffon Hose, new shades . . . . i .$1.19 • $x.00 er. the house, including plumbing and The final operation on the arm tj , - House dresses of crepe and rimr- electric fixtures, store house, Heavy silk i hose all shades .'.. .$1.69 hani ..................1 $2.95^$1.95 of Roy P a rr was perform ed yes RO BBERS LOOT POST woodshed and stone wall in front terday, when the stump where O FFICE AND STORE on its site on Main Street, The Silk Gloves, all s h a d e s ................... 49 Ladies’ muslin athletic suits . . . .98 the hand was am putated was Mills property, up to 12 o’clock, treated. P a rr was injured early HOOD RIVER, July 30. — noon, of Augusct 5th, 1924. This Fancy Silk Gloves, with gaunt- Knit Union Suits 75 in July, and his left hand all but B urglars w'ho blew the safe with property to be removed imme pulled off, m aking am putation nitroglycerin obtained let> ................. $1.49 to $1.95 pr. ... , $75 in diately. Bids may be for all or « . 1 3 1 , X tew ^m gham s and flaxons to necessary. money, stam ps to the value of any one of the above properties. Knit \ ests, band and bodice top .49 close out at 19c yd $100 and m erchandise valued at All bids m ust be accompanied by Out of H osp ital— $300. including a holt of silk, at a certified check for 10 per cent All outing goods greatly reduced. Also reductions on bathing suits. Gilbert Hott. of G rants P a s s ,. the Mount Hood store o{ H c of bid and m arked on enveiop was yesterday dismissed from the j W yatt who Jg tbe v n jage post - i “ Bid on hotel property.” The local hospital after being con- m aster. , rjght .g r0gerved to rej<?ct any and fined for nine days, recovering j officers believe the same yeggs all bids. from the effects of a motor acci- j a fpw weeks ago blew tb e pogt_ 1 Dated at Ashland, Oregon, July dent. N ear the overhead c ro ss-, of_>jce and generai store safe of 30, 1924. ing South of Ashland, he fell from ’ j Mclsaac, w here heavy loot “The Quality Store” LITHIAN HOTEL CO., a car, and was run over an drag- wag obtained. They made their By G. M. Frost. Secretary. ged by a rear wh el. getaway in an automobile. P. O. Box ‘ G” 181-3tf SOCIETY j. Lithia Bakery SUNDAY DINNERS Eagle Market UNIVERSAL RANGES —Both coal and wood Swenson & Peebler It Grows Hair ACCEPTED AS STANDARD of The World The SIMPSON HARDWARE Company Final Wind-Up SATUR DAY C LE A R A N C E SALE Women’s linen dresses in a good assortment of sizes and colors. Final Wind-Up Priced 25 per cent less than Regular Women’s Spring Coats, now One-half less than Regular Women’s Wool Dresses, now One-third less than Regular Women’s Silk Blouses, now One-fourth less than Regular Women’s Wool Sweaters, now One-fourth less than Regular Women’s Wool Skirts, now One-fourth less than Regular BUY LINENS SATURDAY Drummer samples of fine Table Linens’ Guest Towels, Hand Towels, Bath Towels, now One-fourth less than Regular E. R. ISAAC & CO