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LOBT— Tuesday, key-ring and
eight keys.
Finder return to
■ndtnw « fe to -
73-3»
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M ARCRLUNOTdc, Phone 1|»J
ter appointment or call 13 Hel­ dreaa at t i e Presbyterian church.
man S t, upstair» a p t
67-gi
In thia challenging message,
Mias Barr pictured the task for
p
ßlalr Orgnlte Oe.’s Crystal Blue and challenge to the church In
1______ Gray, are unexcelled.
Leave the Americanisation problems, the
pad pas-J your orders for fall and spring racial question, and the work
MS Boule-1 deHvary.
176 Bast Mala.
S. among the colored folk apd among
/ 73-3* * FwuUatou, Manager.
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WANTED—Furniture
repair­
ing. Work done at your home
or at shop. Phone 849-R. Med­
ford. Oregon.
48-36*
with hath, gara
Phone JMC. ***
Unfurnished
Apartments,
73-tf
FOR RENT— Office or store
BUILDING, Repairing/ Rhlng-
r o o m . M to The Tidings of­
f e * iwnsqriy aeenplad.hy n w Ifng, Painting, KaUomlalng, Re-
Meedlacratt.
Plenty room for finishing. W. T. Blackwell, 319
«mail stora or office.
Rent Garfield. Phene S3JL»
307-tf
reasonable. Apply The Tiding»
BOR RENT— Furnished apart-
.»nent. Call at 186 N. Pioneer
Ave.
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Covers were laid for seven, at
a delightful Thanksgiving dianer
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Above Tidings Day.
Those present to enjoy dinner
POR SALE—»Delicious apples,
»one I J f f , J-. U N*U*r, _ DR. ERNBST A , WOQDS— Prs o and afternoon with host and
W e limited tp eye, sur, hone and
throat—X-ray Including teeth,.
Office hopre, 10 to 18 and 3 to N o n e »
OF HEARING OF
W PIN S BUILDING BITR—Two
6, SwedeabUrg B1Ä«., AkhUtod,
large lots facing Boulevard, gen­
F IN A L ACCOUNT
tle slope, two blocks frem Ll-i
The undersigned administrator
brary, sewerage paid. Look at I R RLLTBON SHINN, DATAI. of Hie estate o f Herbert L.
Citisene Bank Bldg.
them u l make me aa offer, wBU
Banta, deceased, has filed bi«
Office Phone 3S1. Res. Phone XSd full and final account with the
give terms.
Clerk of sal« Court
Honorable W. J. Hartaell, County
Judge, hq» (jLeaignated the l | t h
FOR 8AU&—6-room
house
day of December, 1926, a t tea
«aar n«p « g g e school.
Lot
o'clock a. m., at the Courthouse
79x140.
Price 88899.
J. L.
la Jacksonville, said county, as
Ketch. Aahlaqd Hotel Bldg.
the time and place for a b«srla<
FDR aÀtìfc:— ïfewt'own* cuits,
thereon. Any Ubjectlons' thereto
U è par box, bring boxas. English
must be presented on or before
the time of such hegrlng.
W alauts. M e par lb. Claifc’e Baad-
*
IV. BANTA, Adntlnlstswtor,
Ung strawberry planta, 60c per
68-4 Fridays.
hundred, yiaegar, 39c per gal.
Cider, 36c per gal. O. RL A nder­
son. 439 Holly Bt.
73-4«
anna Bank BuUdlng.
BUT MT Cesser Home, 388
t i - l mo»
Ä
M Of
and
Mr. a p d » |fes.« j, R. Robertson
Q
a^ ’ **?•• **• ** •>•*»)
Francai
ä s ä ä s
celebrated g nuipber of qnnlvpr-
sariee T hapk^lvjng day. Aside
from the day Itself, there were
observed the birthdays a t Mr
and Mm. Towner »pd their wed-,
«ling anniversary, all within the
days Just before and following
Thanksgiving.
The feast was enjoyed By the
n s which included Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Polejr. Mary Polay, Mrs.
Josephine Foley, Miss Evangeline
Poley, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron An­
drews and M l« Rita Andrews' ’tit
Ashland and Mr. and Mrs. C.
Hartley and sens, Joseph add
Collins of Phoenix.
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The day was Spent w ith'M N .
Thomas In a visit with mid-day
Thanksgiving
dinner.
Mrs.
Thomas* has been hostess tgr
tlie ¿nnual11 family ThanksgivAjK
dinner for a number of yeatd.
The family festivals alterante
among the different families.
Entertained In Medford—
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hammond
were boat apd h o sts« at a fam­
ily Thanksgiving gathering at
which the guests were: the R^v.
and Mrs. P. K. Hammond ad<
M iu . Marguerite HaQtfnond of
A shlandr Mr. and M rs.-W . P.
Fell, of Eugene, parent^ of Mrs.
Ward .Hammond; Mrs. Bowr.,
also of Eugene.
The day was happily spent by
the guests with host and hoetesi,
a raaj Thanksgiving vIML*.
Mid. Josep h in e, Foley «ha
hostess at a dinner redbntly, «tv-
ea 'lnpompttmant to Mri and MM.
H. P. Andrews aqd lira , Mary L.
Mathews, at'Which the'honored
guegts and Mr. and Mrs Aswan
A n d re« , 4 Miss Marguerite Aa-
drewa and Mye. O r^ e B. An-
drowa Were present fr enjoy
'wife ufea hostesses, Mrs. Ppley
•Do someth!*# worth while became it ig be«t.
Give whatever .talent yon have to a job that
wiH make life worth living for other people ae
well m yourself—thia will lend to the g fe l of
achievement.
immediate fam ily.
Yon will enjoy a good local reputation and be
recognised as fitted.
/
prise, Saturday afternoon, fto-
vember, the twenty first When
a group of friends were invited
to meet a t the heme of Mr. and
treat.
Mrs. Ralph Billings to enjoy with
Further announcement will Re her the marking of another natal
.
made before th e meeting, of the day.
Mrs. Billings did not suspect
numbers on the program to ha
heard.
the delightful plans made tor
this celebration sa d was must
happily
surprised. Though taken
Afre, Abbie Thomas of
unawares,
she arpse to the oc-
Medfprd, Hostessr-
taaion
and
p a s one of thé mer­
Mrs. Abbie Thomas of Medford
was .hostess at a .family gat her­ riest of the groap of friends as­
sembled.
, - >
meauing high quality
Bm if yon have not shown by industry and
accumulation that you have the
of
bosinew sense, ypu cannot oxpeet a fenker to rife
any TBoney on yop.' i
But shew him a bank bofe with regular de-
poajft however smaH, and he will welcome yon
Hardware
Winchester Store
♦ f »e»> n * s n-
P ottei plants and other pretty
gifts were presented, her in com­
memoration of thio milestone,
and signified the love aqd ea-!
teem in which she is held. »
Refreshments
In
«keeping
brought to a close the happy at-
ternooa. -
J ■: ...-
Those enjoying It With Mrs.
Billings Were: the Rev. end
Babcock’s Gift
“Radio as you want
Wbpr take chgjicea with
hurried selezione at .the
last minute, when you can
reserve appropriate gifts
here
which
you
hftve
bought after careful con­
sideration J.
mm A
ea S « a wa
Give Something for the Gar
— this Christmas
a Comb i n
V U a V T r e . t«r : r>v
both local end internal, and ha» bets^
successful tn the treatment of Catarri
iorover 40 years. "'Sold by all druggists
F. J. CHBNBY ¿ k . C O -T oledo. Oh'.«
"Distinctive Gifts For
Disccriminatlnc People'
hauling.
blue
bar-
»77
mo.
¡QSTS.
Mr. Md Mra. Io, MJkach K««r
FDR H S I J i' D ry Manzanita
4 Oak wood. W. Tararner.
ione 17F8.
<7-49
1 H ST<- Bra d wheat,
rsReanag. Beardless
I «ray oats. Maxedon,
Phone 331-R.
67-1
M p . R o b er to n ,
r, Mra M Ife'A llan.
Hammond, Mra
Mra. Anna! Mason,
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Tbs Roy. sad Mrs. / . Q. Merglei
and Betty Mercier r e e Mb»*1 family a n * the Aouge g u w i f c
I Mr. and Mrs. 'Aaron Andrew*
guests Thatoksgiving erenin« gt
Ware boat and bootees at a fag>-
the pleasant country hwne />! Mr.
llr gathering, Sunday last, eofe-
and Mrs. JL. Mikscbo, In .Befie-
pRm’e iU ng M r .e f e MN. 8 . ’>.•
vtow.
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f?
After m e delightful dinger, fee
Andrews, urho Wßto spending ehe
week end at thefr home. ’•
evening was spent very pleasantly
Those present at dinner and
is the real T han tagl|jag vtait pi ghtfjij Thanhagivlnp dinner:,
the guyst« spdhdlng the day In' for the afternoon ware Mrs.
a pleW nt fam ily visit at the! Josephine Poley, Miss Evangeline
pretty bungalow home of the Poleyf Mrs. Grace B. Andrews,
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Andrews and'
hostess.
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the members of the immediate
As one result of the stirring
address, a large thank offering
was given.
Mrs. J. M. Ross, president of the
Missionary society Introduced the
speaker and was In charge of the
opening program which prefaced
the address of the evening.
and daughter, the hostess. Mgs.
Riley and her mother, Mrs. Kar­
man.
Mrs. Reid *ad Miss Ethel Reid
I Entertain- ■■
Miss Clara Anderson, Miss Edna Civic flu b Program—
The Civic Club program fc>r
Kennedy, and Miss Alice Robert­
Tuetday
next promises to be (fee
son were complimented guests at
of-
the
most
entertaining of the
the pleasant home of Mrs. Reid op
Eighth strqpt at a delightful onp year.
As has been announced the A 0 -
O’clock dianer.
Dainty needlework and Jolly land Music Study Club will fur­
visit rounded out a happy after­ nish the numbers, and knowing
the Intensive work of that organi­
noon for guests sad h o sts«.
zation all mar bbMiCipate a real
— Furnished cabins
apartments.
168
. 88-tf
R U C T IO N E B R
1
A. I a GIDRON „
Modern six-room bungalow In S a l« takan anywhere— anytim e.
Klamath Falls. Will trade for
Ashland. Oregon
Ashland praparty. Addre« 649 f~ M B r t i N O t»NThAOTfek**~1
Oak..
69-1B»
b a sts« 'w a re M N .: Goney a A fe i
W M W m AUsa, Mr. J. R. Wfc
• M Mr and H n . m e e t w if e .
• M r. J - M w ick atpacfc.to U0"
•oon to spend the wlntof la JRp:
Ma.
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th is Itót o f
Auto accessories make useful', practical gifts because
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ing. Bemamher, too, that ah the fam ily enjoys them.
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If you appreciate a firm clast
Job of palnUng or tinting figure,
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Week’s
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49 a c r « Manning, Ora.,
liter your car in a high-gear pull on Church Street,
Saturday at 2 o'clock P. M. November 28.
STOCK CARS ONLY
First Prize: Rear bumper tips.
Seeomi Prize: Set of Weed Cbaias
third Prize: Stop Light
Hamaker
Motor
Co.
Phone 37
.
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