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Return John night where medical From Mouth— Rager returned Friday from^ San ’ Franclaco. he has been receiving treatment. From Grant« Pane,. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Takea House— Mr. and Mrs. W. B. "Newcomb J, F. O'Day, painting con o f Grant» Pam Wem viWtore'in JFOR SALK— Roosters, - pate tractor for both the normal and Ashland Saturday evening. Mr. bred barred rocks. Thompson thè new grade school buildings, Newcomb presided at the Pant ringlera atrain. E. C. Burt, 863 has taken one of the Owen Exalted Ruler»’ night at Ufa East Main. Phone 288-J. cottages at 219 1-2 Granite Retura From Klamath F a l l s - VMtcrs U gshlwsd— Elks. ’ ' v , - - street. » l$4-2* ----------------- ----------;---- T — »------ Rev. J. W. Price returned Mr. and Mrs. Huntington of From Dunsmair— from Klamath Falls, where b e Castle Rock, Washington, were FOR SAL»— White . K ln¿ SPECIAL SALB—Wedfaégtey llaymond Finneraa le la Ash has been spending the past visitors in Ashland the. last of — “Happy Home" apron drenaos. Silver King and Cafneaux and land for a few days from Duna- week on business. the week. Watch for our ad tomorrow,— Flying Homer pigeons. Box 123, muir. - » ■ 184-8* E. R. Isaac and Oo. 184-1 Hilt, California. Say it with photographs HI— C ab Blackwell give reference* Studio ishland. On the Plage FOR RENT— Furnished house, (tontinned From Page Three) J..'A . Lockhart Is ill at fb< New Resident— 1 say! ‘ 129-l*tab. írnace, garage. Adults pre« Convalescent Home at 153 Gran , * E. S. Smith and family of rred. Tidings office. Among the gnest« at the Colam. ite street. Jtelpful nature. At the next it Seattle .w ill make their home In Portland— . . bia hotel are ■ in Ashland. BOVb WANTED—Age 8 to I f ' . Is hoped to secure a. special H. L. Claycomb, Gordon Clay- W. R. Ulen, Portland; J. R. Gurate In Talent— to act as Sale! Representatives speaker or speakers. comb and Jean Claycomb, aro Nash, Milwaukee; A. Hake, Swi Announcement will be mude, Mr. and Mrs. 'Thomas HUI Cliff Payne makes desks. in spare time after school and ¡«pending a few days In Portland. Francisco; A. J. De Lisle, Klam spent yesterday at the home however, as to speaker and »ab on Saturdays, for PICTORIAL ath Falla; J. Parsons, Fresno: of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Childers JCnrputo South__ 11E VIE7W — America's Greatest ject before the next meeting Spring styles— New wollen» C. L. Caslln, Portland; L. E. in Talent. Em lry Olmstead, president of Magaalne of the Home. We which Is the first of- March. for mens suits, on display at Henrie, Marshfield; J, H. Youpg, the Northspstern National Bank teach the boy < salesmanship and Paulsernd’s. 123-tf Roseburg; M. R. gcottt, Jflamsth W. C .T .U. W ill Meet— , 01 Portland, and wife, were give blm the opportunity to earn Theatre Party— A delightful Theatre party The W. c . T. U. will me, guests at t h e ’Blthla Springs ho- money , as well as special priacs. Visitor la Medford— occurred Wednesday evening, Tuesday a t 2 :io p. m., at tt 'tel, • Sunday evening, while en- PARENTS PLEASE NOTE. Ad E. T. Allen, who recently re last, when the girls of the Glee honle of Mrs. M. B. Riley, 14 sell» protected tires. , rout© to Southern California. dies»:— The Pictorial Review turned from Los Angeles, spent High street. A gbod progra They were accompanied, by Mr». Co., 995 Market S t, San Fran- Clnh attended "Charlie’s Aunt," yesterday In Medford, visiting It pays to . have your cleaning has been arranged. The stibjei J. M. Williams and daughter of cl8C0- ‘ ' 184-3 then being shown at the Vin ing. hi» brother, W. W. Allen. and pressing done at Paulserud's. will ho "Christian Cltlsenahip Minneapolis. The merry group met at Dr. FOR SALE—Ford touring car All are cordially Invited. C. W. Hanson's* waiting room. Fresh dipped chocolates, for quick sale» Good condition. In Cottage G r o v e - Marcelling. Trimming, Sham- flavors.— Candy Land. And went from there to the 1125 cash or terms. 161 Coot- Mr. and Mrs. Eric poolng, Dyeing, Facials. V isiting In Talent— The theatre.. They were accompan guests of Mrs. Ma Mrs. J. A. Lockhart is visiting Vanity Shoppe, McGee's Store. kl«e- ied by tho director^ Miss Ailecn ' Walk upstairs to Orres Tailor in Cottage Grove, ot Phone 103. in Talent for a short time. 98-tt Shepard. . Shop and a w $10.00. 78-tf end. 3 acres good ktod, good lc The members of the club are: Here From Medford1 — Womens Home Missionary good bldgs, lot* of frglt, nt Among the guests at the Hotel Fishing at Rogue R iv e r - Dorothy Yeo,. Jessie Baker, Bet Vernon VaWter Medford hank Society to Meet „ dent owner will sacrjflce. Oregon are— ty Biown, Linda Oeder, Dori» er and Mr». Vawter were in the Mark Real and Dr. Stockton The Women’s Home Mission • STAPLES REALTY Hitchcock, Lydia Smith, Ger C. E. Martin and Wife. San were fishing at Rogue River ary society of the Methodist city last evening and were din trude Ahlstrom, Lois Hanson, Diego; Nina Martin, San Diego; yesterday church will meet ‘Friday, Feb ner guests of R. W.' Price at' Calls Eaton, Sarah Say, Emily H. O. Shoemaker and family, the Mthia Springs hotel. ruary 12- »I the home of Mrs. KLAMATH OFFICIALS Taylor, Vera Landing, Eugenia Seattle; J. O. Payne and wife, Returned From Portland— Van Foseen, 407 North Main, SERENADED BY TRIO Young, Helen Pemberton, Vera Portland; A. C. Bundy, Klam - Emil Pell returned yesterday Paaaea lTirough City— at 2:30. A good attendance ath Falk. Wright, Dorothy Steven», Lucile L L. Patterson of Eola, Polk from Portland, where, he has is desired. KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Feb, Carson, Madge and Marie county, republican candidate for 8—A merry trio of mucdciana', been spending the past Week on Mitchel) and Rosita McGee. governor in the May primaries, business. Whle there he at Building New Barn— a »trimmer and two fiddler», tended the Implement Dealers’ W, Ferra, wha, k living' at passed through Ashland thia hold forth in the basement of convention. the old Stone place near Shale morning enroute to Klamath the county court house during Mrs. S. A. Peters and Miss 184-1 City, is building a large new Falls, where he will devote' sev the slack part of the day. In a Carlbel Mprehouse were hos eral days this week campaigning. tiny room In the northwestern Test on Canned Salmon Efcga— tesses entertaining the Berean part of the building, the musi So far no fish have diea Class of the Baptist church, at cians, their feet heating time, from eating canned salmon egg» Ernest L. Smith, Klamath Visitors from B a k e r - HAWAII NOW ENJOYING play two-step • after two-etdp, Falls; Ernest Calkins, Yreka: at the Dedph creek hatchery, Mr. and Era. John Wlndt oi BIG BOLDING SPURT the .same sprightly tunes that where the state game commis W. O. Lets, Portland Baker, Oregon, were visitor» in used’ to furnish the music at sion Is making a test tb deter Nicholson, Portland; F. Ashland last week, with Mr. HONOLULU, .Feb. 8— (U.P.) dances here twenty and thirty Volume Sales Make Pos mond, Portland; Mrs. J. M. Lar mine whether or not preserved and Mrs. Otis Elliott of Iowa — Building activities totaling years ago. I sible G reater Quality in •ggs used for bait are * detri kin, Wenatchee; Mr, and Mrs. street. ** $8,610,856.71 for 192%, showing The trio a r e ' a connty jail mental to fkh. The experiment H. 8« Howell, Tacoma; Edwin the greatest building boom .Jn trusty, a deputy. sheriff and a W. I l Douglas Shoes. O. Curtis, Portland; M. B. haa been In* operation for twd Visitor In Ashland— the history of Hawaii, were dis club leader, Silas Barclay, gui Frants and family Hoskins, Ore or tfaifae weeks and several A. M. Raradon, of'Portland, closed here with the flllag of tarist de luxe, k the trusty; brands of eggs have been used. gon. was a visitor at the Llthla the annual report of the City Jo Kimsey the deputy sheriffs The teat will be continued for Springs hotel Saturday evenng. Building Inspector. The 1925 and Frank Sexton, the county another week, eald M. L. Ryck- Tub Sunday merning he left for figures triple those o f jfe o . j club leader. ' • man, superintendent of hateh- Jackson Southern California* to Join his Men’s Shoes And arlee, in h b monthly report.— family. Subscribe For The T ld ifo . Repairing Medford Mall Tribune. Classified Ads Bring Results. Society the home of Miss Morehouse, recently. lo v e ly Valentina deedrations, shown ip hearts and red * and white streamer^, arranged ar tistically about the rooms? gave the’ festal note to„ the occasion. Games and contests, with the Valentine motif afforded much enjdyment during the evening and the original stunts In which each one took part were moat amusing. lee cream and cake were the satisfying refreshments served at the close of the delightful evening. A beautiful birthday cake, with the appropriate num ber of candles was brought iu and presented to the Rev. Myron T, Woodworth, it having been discovered that , another mlle- stone was marked for him at thia time. «1 , •' Many, were present, for the members of the class bad In vited their husbands to enjoy the pleasant honra with them. The evening closed in com munity singing qf the old and new songs, led by V. D. M ille^ Those present were Messrs, and Mesdamea V. D. Miller, Boyd, Frank Beswlck, B. A. Denton, S. A. Peter»« 8r., Noel Heard, H. O. Anderson, Wilkins, James, Philpott,* Travis, Mrs Al ta Hanson, 5|rv Hinthorne, Mrs. Sedgwick, Mrs. Ward, the Rev. Mr. Woodworth, Mr. and Mrs. Morehouse and , Miss Carlbel Morehouse. Mrs. Frank Beswlck Is tho teacher of the Berean Clam. Everything for Your Valentine Party. Darling Studio & Art Store L ithia Springs Hotel Bldg. Oeser’s Ashland Service Station Balloon and High Pressure o at low pressure prices Alcohol For Your Radiator DR. W. OESER, Prop OVERLAND Shoe Shop Onsets In Ashland— Mr. and Mrs. David Frost or Pigeon, Pennsylvania, and Miss Eola Frost of Fredonia, New York, were In Anhtand over the week end, en routs from Seattle and Tacoma to California. While here they were the guests of, the Mlaees Niver at their home on Laurel street. BLACKHEADS indicate a sluggish skin and improper cleansing. Fresh home-made amela at the Flaaa. Clearing the Decks” For Spring Shipments FINISHING TONIGHT WARNER BAXTER • IN The skin*’ so troubled should be regularly clean sed with Cleansing Cream and.Skin Tonic. Try thp Elizabeth Arden Method to Beauty. Lithia Springs Pharmacy How often have you heard it said— * * ’ • «' a, ' ' ' y Miller s Toggery v DIUO-ED W ’ IU iu iÿ ' M illmuje Regular Admission “Hab-a-dash-Inn” THE INDIVIDUAL THE MERCHANT LODGES AND CHURCHES FIRST NATIONAL BANK Ashland, Oregon Lithia Springs Hotel BuUdlng For School Days ALLEN A Stockings with triple knees This year g et'ch ild ren ’s stockings that will really wear. S tart thé youngsters in school with Allen A tripple knee stockings. They wear “ like leather.” F ast color, pure, safe dyes. For over 30 years these gtockings have been known for their unchanging long wear and good looked A wide selection here makes your choice easy. Already Spring Shipments of Natty, Glassy, Hens Suits, Hals, Trousers^ Are Now In ' ' * should have a safe deposit box, when you consider what might be the loss of just one paper, when the cost of preventing the loss is so little. Costs You Nothing to Look ‘Em Over (TKe other man's wife made a bad bargain find triad to * ' Prescription Druggist Men’s All Fur Hats $1.00 Men’s Dress Shirts 70c TOMORROW WEDNESDAY THURSDAY L i '’ I was mighty glad that/ all ray (important papers were in the B ank’s Safe Deposit Vault 6» THERE are so many things that cannot be re placed if lost or destroyed. Phone 116 “The BEST PEOPLE” a "* * . 't ^WEDNESDAY special ; For Boys No. 415—Heavy rib, brown or black at 3 5 o -3 P air >1.00. . For Girls REGULAR $2.45 QUALITY PONGEE BLOOMERS- No. 55—Fine Mercerized Hose in several colors a t 45c. >