earing with good pregraaka to
wlllch Alt are cordially Invited.
Beal-red ffJKday. ' T k í dirts Tha. Inaeheen wbtch.was to have
toRthe 1® agdUS the afternoon aad beea Mid tha 17 th ipf October.
i n esterad a tovaly dinner at Is postponed unUI the 20th. when
Ifet » '« lo ti, after ■ which \t o 3 tbs Department president wtU be
aer at the home of Mr. F. O. Mc-
Williams Bunday, before Mrs. i ,
i »• !*•<* Mid her little son raters
tfc,lr Mdlhera home- E f. and
Mrs. Kenneth McWllltoma, *ad
atm
chart»» McWUttoms
r . at Klaasath Watto and James
S W g.
K ^Ep,
JLK'
M rs. Grace B . A ndrew »,'Ijc lito r
bm ^
bmb
whole group attended Christian
Endeavor. Those who helped to
eel<-brute this momeatoas mile
stone. were the Misses Ida Goe-
aell Minóla Uosnell. Beulah Ter-
tap. Jean Putman, Evelyn Talbot.
Muth Harvey. L ad le Voss, Vera
W right and Virginia Hooper.
SpWBOF WOO pFMWPt lO SPMlM tfc<
■ ........ — day with Mr. McWUllama and his
.ooks
daughter Mrs. Pack. „
h . , / -
Last night Mrs. Peck, Mr. F. O. vle* P. T. A. la postponed anti)
t aad help McWUllaau. Charlie McWilliams g^May evening, October the >8rd.
ww< ' Mre. aBd,UUe
Pock were guest* R will be la the nature ef a
hool aaree tor dlaaer f t tke home of Mr. Hallowe'en party with an in-
la n e boa
Pstolak ea Almond »t. w estln g program with the 4a-
her work,Ot**r ®*d Meade have »stored -dAU. get-acqnainted feature play-
i sale all tor * " • Peck- har B0B Jimmie
a prominent part,
en to’ the and Mr McWllll»n»s: among tha r ^ h t the last meeting the fol-
number w o n Mrs. Fred Eagle aad Mwlng officers were elected;
aaahaka' **” •
M- ^*7- Mrs. Peck «
Mrs Mary Homee-Tueker, presl-
■keta aad P*Ct" to r*tur® *® h,r hom e' In’ deat; Mrs. Allen McGee, vice
>wers aad ’outh*rB California, within a' few pHaldeni; Mrs. Norma Reeder,
iseortmeat day,‘ 8,BCS coming over. Charlie ahgretary and treasurer. At the
nets aad McWn,llB‘ has been quite III hat mdetlng, It was determined to
The Baby Clinic, which is bald
tha third Thursday of aaoh
month Is ht progress today kt
the. Civic Club- hones, with Dr.
Oeary aad- bis Assistants In
charge.
A detailed account of
thia meeting will be given In
the next issue. . .
M. E. Chanda—
There was a large attendance
at the meeting Friday of the
Home Missionary Society o f the
Methodist church, which
was
held at the home of Mrs. Henry
Carter, OB Alta Ave.
At the close of the business
session, the meeting opened with
a devotional service. The topic
leader was Mrs. Nutter, whs
waa assisted by a number of
others In the discussion of the
Reception For The Rev. Aad
Mrs.. H. J. Cheney—
Hundreds • of Ashland 'friends
Mrs. J. W. Bruner assisted
gathered at the Methodist church the hostess. Mrs. Carter, in serv
Tuesday evening in a farewell ing refreshments, which closed
reception for the Rev. and Mrs. tha afternoon. The next hostesH
8. J. Chaney, who left Wednes Is Mrs. J. B. Hair, of Liberty
day for their nhw home In street.
Announcement of the
Eugene, Where Mr. Chaney tafe«
up his new work. Mr. and Mr«.
Chaney have not only endeared
themselves to their own church
edneadn;, October SI —> 5
people but to every one ■ with
men’s Mi <sionary Society
whom
they have come In . con-
Presbyterian church.
mid . » » I bMUr to to r
secure some one to prepare the tact In Ashland, and It Is with
hbt dish for the children's Inn- a feeling of nnlversal regret that
Oroap Meetings This Week —
ehaon, since the
school
had Ashland sees them leave the
Tke GrAap meetings of tt«B
gflrwn so the past year as to community where they have lab
Delphlans, which were .held this wt&c It burdensome for the ored the past three years.
week will he reported In Mon llBbhers. A committee was ap-
A splendid program had been
day-^ Issue of the Tidings, due to
pdljttud to attend to the mat arranged and hour« spent by
the fact that all chairmen could
ter. The P. T . A. of BtUvIgF committees In making the church
| vested chiefly upon Mra. A. H. not be reached In time for to bave been very active In plafi- parlors bnautjful with fall flow
• Pracht, who la chairman ef the day's paper.
nlng for the hot lunch for thu ers and autumn leaves.
• e r e
As guests assembled, a delight
Hoape eommtttae of Civic Olah
chi Wren and are gratified at
ful
orchestra number wm R,ay?
aad who set the goal of earnings
the* success pf tke movement.
ed.
Thia waa followed by a vo
St » 3 0 0 / TWa epieadfd torn was
At that meeting algo Mrs.
i exceeded through, the generosity
W1? L. Moore was appointed cal solo by Mrs. Henry Reid.
i of Mr. J. H. McGee, who donated
chairman In charge of the Christ Mrs. O. W. Oregg appeared la
10 per cent of hfci Friday aad Bat-
mas play. ’ which Is an annual a group of three readings. An
arday sales tn h ls o ld More'to the Institute, which began thia morn
other orchestral ^election was
affair at Bellview.
faad. Hie Interest aad help were ing and closes Saturday, and
I t is gratifying to report that given and Allen MoOee. aaag,
greatly appreciated by the ladlbs which public school teachers are much new equipment both for “My Task." which waa follows^
e f the Civic Clab aad they take expected to attend. However It tke room and for the play by a vocal duet by Mis* Jean
this wgy of thanking him public- la only a* postponement. Ipr the ground have been provided’ thb Anderson and Dr. C. F. TlltOQ.
[ ly for the same. Mrs. Ella Mills function la to he held Friday year. Kindergarten chairs la the with Mrs. Van Foaaen at the
t aojd cum apd bestowed upon each evening the twenty third, h( primary room, recitation chairs piano. Mrs. Mark Wolcott gave
customer a chance at winning an the Parish bbute. with many
In the upper room, hew desks f<vr the next number, whlcji was a
' artistic bed spread which became happy plans made for the pleas
the teachers, supplementary read vocal solo. - R. P. Campbell gay :
( the p ro p iy'o f Mr. Cash Walker ure of the guests.
two readings from bla poems,
ers and reference hooks for the
I who waa escorted from his piuco
library, a new electric cooker and Mrs. J. E. Anguin and Mrs.
of burines« by a trio of Civic Club
Mr
for the kitchen, new «Jid stan Attlg .appeared In dnet.
member» to receive hit prise.
Mrs. H. A. Stearns Is hostess" d a r d equipment for the pl*7- Chaney was then called upon to
Tho fund thus raised Is to be for Olctober'a meeting of Moupt
grbund are some of the things speak, which he did moat feel
used for any needed repairs on Ashland Chapter, D. A. R., F ri
that the wide awake district have ingly of his pastorate and the
, the Club house and makea It poe- day, 2:30 p. m.. October the six
provided for their school, mak friendships formed here. A re
, I aible to keep the baHdlnc In good teenth, at her home, on Oak
ing It one of the best furnished sponse was given by the Rev. J.
( order.”
,
‘ street.
C. Mergler, pastor of the First
-la the county.
Thia Interesting account of tho
Presbyterian church, who spoke
Mra. Stearns will he assisted
annual Ramnutge 8alo Is epprec- la entertaining by Mrs. Hanson,
not alone as brother pastor,
t iated by the editor, whose duties Mrs. W. E. Blake and Miss Carol O. A. C. t ’lwb Ptow Smprtse—
as a personal friend, voicing
Mr. and Mrs. O. T , CowgUl
.[ prevented her attendance.
Mitchell. An excellent program warn pleasantly surprised Friday what all present felt In the
hour is promised, with the social, night by the members of the loss of Mr. and Mrs. Chanoy
The clov
hoar always a pleasant closing O. A. C. Club of Ashland, of to the community.
Mrs. A. B. Kinney was hostess for the afternoon.
ing number, from the orchestra,
which Mra. Cowgill was an ef
at the regular meeting of Chap
with all the number of the
ficient officer during the time
ter AC, P. E. O., Tuesday eve
program were highly appreciated
she waa a'member of the faculty
ning.
and generously applaudqd by the
Charck ta p p e r
of
Ashland High.
After the routine business of
audience.
Around fifty guests gathered
Ths_
surprise
was
on
the
vls-
the organization. Miss Eva Poley
Refreshments were served dur-
at the supper held last night
gave a splendid talk on Alaska, at "the Christian chkrCh. ' There Itors, also, for when they- ar Ing the social hour, which fol
rived they found Mr. Cowgill
which was the feature ef ;tho
Is a good program usually pro had gone hunting with a party lowed the entertaining program.
evening’s program.
The best wishes of Ashland fol
vided darl^F the social hour
Dainty refreshments were serv- which follows. ‘However, at this of friends, not knowing the low Mr. and Mrs. Chnncy to
there ready sale but by the re-|
happy plans that had been made.
dactlon of prices. In many cases.. ed
their new home.
time, the lecture scheduled, was
A merry evening was spent,
almost to the vanishing-point. It untumn leaves and.flowers, at given to an Interebted audience.
however, In visiting, in games
was possible for many families the close of the social hour, The Social Circle have resumed
and la carrying through various
to be bupplled with winter cloth-* The next meeting Is. held Sat their activities now, and held s
contests In keeping with the sea R s -octvol '
ing. which they otherwise might nvday afternoon. October the short session tk an ' ‘adjoining
Mr. and Mrs. James II. Doran
son and at a late hour. In the
have had difficulty in obtaining.! twenty fourth.
room.
This organization have serving of a two course luncheon have received the aiinniinccmenr
In talking to. one customer i t 1
• • •
provided way» and means for the to which fpll Justice was given. of the marriage of their son,
was learned that her sixteen year Trinity Guild Social Afternoon— inside decoration of the church
Members of the O. A. C, Clnb, Vornon H. Doran, to MI rs Jean
old brother was not in school for
Mrs. J. M. Wagner and Mrs. and are Justly proud of its ac-
who
attended thia first meotlni; Boram, 'Of Berkeley, California,
z
.J. E. Gowland were hostesses
compllshmhat.
were: Mra. Kenneth McWilliams. September the thirtieth, which
'*
‘
■ for the social afternoon of Trln-
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Hansen. took place at (he Hotel Califor
Mr.
aad Mra. H. H. Mlhart. Mr. nia, Fresno, California.
Parish honse.
Only the Immediate families of
and
Mr«.
Ralph Bimngs and «on.
provided
Cards and fancy work
PHABfCf.lNS
the
contracting parties witnessed
John;
Elwood
Hedberg,
Miss
entertainment for guests and at
Beryl
Jarmon,
Miss
Juanita
Tarr,
the
marriage
and were guests at
DR. W. / . CRANDALL
■the close of the pleasant af
Miss Ethel Templln and Mias-Ed the delightful dinner which waa
Osteopathic Physician A Surgeon fair,
delightful
refreshments
served at six o’clock, Imme
na Oetaeen.
O ffice Phone 1ÜO.
Home 4S7-J were served.
The Guild meets
diately
following the ceremony.
Mrs.
Cowgill
formerly
F irst Nntionnl Denk Bldg.
the first and third Thursday*
Vernon H. Doran is an Ash
Miss Annette Weatherford, a
of ecch month, with Interesting
popular aad efficient member of land boy. a graduate of Ash
plans for each meeting.
DR. CHARJyBB A. HAINES
He
the faculty of Ashland High, land High, class of 1916.
Physician and snrgeoa
before her marriage which was la an ex-service man, and Is at
Office Phone I f f W
an event- In society annals, re present a member of the pollc-»
Homo P h o n elA t-L
cently. at her home at Cor force of Oakland, California. He
Office hoars, 10 to 12 A. MJ 2
Is also studying law.
vallis.
to t P. M.; 7 to 8 evenings. Citi
*
The bride haa been supervisor
zens Bank Building.
of domestic sriedee In Junolr
Upper Valley Coaaasaalty Clwb—
DR. HAWLEY — Above Tiding»
With Mra. Mary Homes Tuck
office. - Phone 31.,
er
aad Mrs. Carl Qoetehe as
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac one in charge of Mra. D. PerosalJOracken Monday afternoon at hnntaaaea; the Upper Valley Com
tice limited t<< «7«, ear, nose and Introducing City Attorney W. M. 3:3«. w«h the majority of the
munity Clnb met at the pleaR-
throat— X-ray Including teeth,. BrtgrH who will address the club toemhorshlp present.
ant
bungalow home of Mrs. F.
Jffice hours, 10 to 13 and 2 to on ''Women's Property Rights la
Tho hour topic waa given by
5, Swedenburg Bldg?; Ashland, Oregon.” The program Js of la- Mrs. F. O. SWedaaburg, who O. Homes. Tuesday afternoon
Oregon. '
.
terest to every woman and all told Of her European trip, ac- of thia %»ek.
Tliare was a large and Inter
C. ELLYBON &HINN, D.M.D. piwacnt will learn much that laicompanled by her young deugh-
or may be of value to her.
Jtera. who are lie college la Swe- ested number present for the
Citizens Bank Bldg,
iffh e Pfcoae IB I. Re». Pbowe lfl
At tent Ion of tho membership den. Sw»den, Oermhny. France, business and aerial meeting. At
la also called to the fact that [ Italy, Holland, Belgium and Eng- the business session. It waf de
, Evenings B y Appointm ent
duee are payable at thia time, tend were visited. Graphic de cided to have a millinery class,
just to a®®» *■ * date c°uld
be secured, with. Miss Ada
JORDAN’S RASH ARD CABINET
Brewster in charge. When this
WORKS. Cor. Heidien sod Vgn
Is determned, It will be aa-
Naas. Phone 13}.
134-tf
noiradad. The committee to plan
the claaa Is Mra. Homer Barron,
Mrs. Jackson aad Mra. Mark
A delicious hot breakfast readyXor
DM13HJI c ò ti, W ôm , n& m g; could not he sent then. The sec
the a b le in less than 3 mTnutef!
The iwaatader of the after- True. TSe meetHI < m W W
Crating and Storage. Leng dlst- retary la waiting for the member nooa was devoted to a dlscus- at the home ef Mrs. Jackson on
N e w Style H -O Quick Cooking
ahee traafelag.
prltars and Iowa street.
Oktt.'K
’i
— ■■■- .1
'".¿iff_ * ______________ '¿lr ship ro ll to be completed in the alon of - column
Mach pleasure was given« in
Sherwood
Anderson,
payment of does that the Hat may critics.
T. L. POW ELL—General Trans
These toasted oats cook into gran*
a group of songs, sung by Mrs.
fer — Good toan «qd motor be sent and all members get the Arthur Brisbane, Mark Sullivan.
ular oauneal. A ctually a n e w
tracks. Good strvleeT l a rqa- benefit o f the Federation Newa, Don Magqkls and other» were as- Edwta Dhan, after which refresh-
tned to different members for meats of nut bread sandwiches,
breakfast dish! One that gives
which gives a resume of clnb aqr
flve-mlnute review. A general fru it salad, tea and coffee wera
tlvitlss from over the »tote. The
you vim for the whole day!
Ik preceded these reviews, served. Mto. Barron and Mrs.
situation will be clarified It all
A wealth o f energy-building caff*-
members bear the Matter In mlad
given by the leader. The dlacns- Gowland presided at the table
kinds Goick motor service. Dr, ami come prepared to attend to rion was is pertinent one, -since lovely la sweet peas and ferns
bohydmtcs— tissue-building prt>
wood of all kinds. Phone 410-H
teint and vitalizing minerals in
column writers, reaching as and lighted by dainty candles.
It at the next meeting.
to Medford n r.
Miss WOleto wee
dance.
*•’
“
' The laeetMM W
home of Mrs. ■
Medford, with Ml
raond social ehail
assisted by s are
A delightful I
musical nuathere i
which was partte
ceived.
Miw. F.
Meat Eaters
Live Longer
is expert’s finding
Eight years’ research convinces
Prof. J. R. Slonaker
An Associated Press Dispatch,
dated A ugust 10, from Leland
Stanford University, California,
states:
FO R BALK— AU ‘Varieties of
apples, eheap, at* orchard. Prices
tow a t H e per boa. Doran, «#«
Ashland SL
Sk-U
B U Ii BB D orwin Tulips. »*-
sorted colon. 20c, 2Sc and 30c
doa.
Also Daffodils at same
price. J. L. Harner, 14 S Almond
fc.
3«-6*
W ANTED TO R E N T — Pasture
for five horses for the winter.
Field and Moen. Box 207, Ash
land.
.
35-I5«
B P K tIA L HALE— For the next
fine
eaaaiag tomatoes at one cent a
pound, picked and delivered or
if yon want to furnish your
xea and pick for yourself at
2 cent a pound. Phone 417-R,
* . E. Phipps, Walker Ave.
35-tt
few daps I ' am offering
r
FO R SALE— Cleveland motor
cycle. Phone 448L.
34-4’
FO R BALE— 10-acre fans; . 7
acres In cultivation, family or
chard; 7-room house; barn; good
water; right in the town bf Mill
City.
The town with the big
payroll.
Price 33,000.
W ill
trade tor Ashlqad property of
Oqaal or leaser value, ,and give
Mate oa differeyee.
Address
ewner, J?-B. Ray, M1U City. Ore
gon.
X-30*
RANCH
BARGAINS
TERMS
17 ACRES— 14 aerea tilled.
Priced at
and 3 for - pasture.
31,000.
S ACRES best of
3300.
• I1 .6 S ACRES bottom land, al-
felfa and grain, living water, Ir
rigation for 7 1-3 acres, cheap
at 31130.
AU near City limits, with tele
phone and R. F. D. privileges.
Inquire of O. 8. Butler, 41 Orap-
Ue St., City.
,
32-} W°-
WANTED TO TRADE— 8 godd
heifers for milk coWs.
Phone
Llnlnger's Dairy, No. 398-R.
8«-3t*
FU R N ITU R E and mattress le-
313 Oraalle St., P. O.
» 611.
80-12*
Irlng.
MARCELLING 7Sc, Phone 18 3J
ay appointment or call 33 Hel-
OONVALBRGRNT
HOME
Where the aick are cared for
gpeclal rate torinvalida. Call 133
BUILDÌNG, RâMUtJng. ihihr
Hag. Palatine, Kalsomlnlng, Re-
ftatohlng. W, T. Blackwell, 31»
qarfleld. Phene 333L,
307-tf
matntrnwy
Reasonable Ratea
133 Granite. Telephone 133
Prof. James R. Slonaker, of
the Physiology Department
of Stanford University, has
emerged from eight years of
experimenting, with the con
viction that meat eaters, as
compared with vegetarians,
will live longer, have more
offspring and be of more
hardy physique.
Swift & Company, with a keen
and experienced organization of
men and women, is prepared to'
supply you, through your dealer,
at all times, with choice meats,
fresh or cured, wherever you live.
P r o f e s s i o n a l “7 Ou,,d w^dne8d*7 at ih«
Sw ift & Company
373 B. 8treet.
I l l — tl
r
Rally Day Ezcrrieee
A wall prepared. Interesting
and entertaining program marked
Sunday morning’s Sunday school
hour at the Presbyterian church.
The Junior department la Ito pro.
Ashland,
i
iprge *«> audience as they do,
have much taflaeaee la molding
popular opinion.
’’The next meeting la at Mra.
T. J. Malmgren's. at Phoenix,
with Hre. V. V. Mill» assigned
the eelected topic and Mra. J.
• Tha seat regular meeting will
be held at the home of Mra.
Hoaiar Barron. The hostesses
wilt ho annoaneed later.
W. C. V, v»—
The W. C. T. U. met Taeadny
aftarneoa at the public library.
The a n a l routine of business
every dish.
T kd Hdfl*NifAf nokuT*
fiantr in only too nunntt»
r~