* H*»H« undred and six of will bo pbeeSnt and gtvd aa M- Rad grown a dim and fagg* tobOdtlng tolk. > .’ • M n f, «argot ; g All totoraa^ed t» the, stody. mak dt* ipn ien , ate Intitqd to Mr tee own eeuntrymen, "wte® do^is, Wb«U»ar ifcemMr» or the P r o t e • a i e n a 1 . , knew him not.” meeting will be held at l i a ehinteg tolde 0» tenti wbtok daaaled AW . . ; -• M m home of Mrs. J. W. McCoy, Because m«a’A Mee11, Meads Street. 14S-1» •A .jO . Jim. A V C Y IO K M B B ‘ A. la GIBBON takaa anywhere—as Ashland. Oregon «¿Z, Harsi t $ % a BLACKWELL ' , intoa gladly furnished Phone PI or 71 OH «mAHHtoæSto The Civic 01«» and the Ash­ land Study Club are Invited to attend a benefit given by the Greater Medford Club, a t the Mefhodttt Church kt eight o'clock Friday evening ot this Week. The Copco Films will lie shown, and a play glVsa. Every one Interested lb forwarding the movement to secure a commun­ ity eluh house la asked to ¿t- toUd. T ie nntertatoment Win he well worth attending, And it is kb opportunity to assist the Medford club In swelling its club house fund. i Valley View Club house W*s the scene of a Jolly neighbor­ hood party last Saturday algbto There ware forty predegt, young and old, to enjoy the att- slc, the games and dancing, to which the honrs were spedt. VlsRlng, too, was a part of Mrs. L. A, Roberto I r bàstew. assiste* by M m Frank Jordan and Ifrs. L. g. B roW n?!«» the Past Matrons* Club which meets at the Civic Club hoiuA, Friday evening nt 7:10 o'clock. The nsunl time tor meeting U Thnraday evening, but on pe- qonht of conflicting engage- méa.ts, the data waa changed. MM. X W. Frasier, of tflrtft Main teteet, was hostess at WedhekdArs meeting or the belted AU «octet? of the Meto- tadWa herai Abbia# toUghi MldtShhtob. a number of yddte to «Rd ' After some time agent in ha­ schools at Madterd ABd lting, Mrs. Ambfese oalled the friends will ba Interested la society to order. «*1 Love to t i n the Story," opened the ds- votioaals, whtth «era led by MM. O. G. Eubank*, th e nlks- ttanth paaim waa read by the •ftoder, and ail repeated the twenty third psalm in concert. A abort business teeslon pre­ ceded the program, of which ■rd. Ralph Billing« had eharge. Thia was of a patriotic nature, hdUoilng Lincoln'« and Ws«hlng- ton’a birthday«. “Carry Me Baek to Old Vir­ ginia,** was played oa the Vic-* train aa an opening number. An entertaining readlhg of Lincoln dad Washington and k Sketch from “The Life of Linoolh,” by .Ma Tarball, “Washington’s Chair* were given by Mr«. Ralph Billing». “The Little Red Footage Stamp with W astlhg- toh’a Picture oa it,“ by Mr«. Kelsey and a description of “Htfw George Wsshingtoh Dress­ ed," hp Mrs. Coder were pleas­ ing numbers. Mhmorous stories and intef- estMg hits frdm the lives of Washington add Lincoln Mere told »y a number of other*. "The Stars and Stripe* FOt- ever,** oa the Vletrola, closed the enjoyable pregram. Delicious refreshments of sal­ a d , wafer* and tea were served by th e hostess, assisted by. Mr*. King. A* * delightful closing treat, Mr*. J. B. RlchmoHnd sang. ' Mrs. Richmond, whd for­ merly lived In Ashland sang I t the Methodist church yesterday. ■’‘ t o . i w i t a California. Ha fnur U Madhoeg IR «to valley and asaay friands offer congratnlatteRA bnd «b o t WMR^ to Mr. u d MM Andratto, far« « happy «ad gMAgtfodA Hfbtti jeurnsg. « d j >4 ommog« s u» MW WINCHESTER Garden Töola Bl*dra and 'P iu,,- IIi Bar; Pelato PORTRAITS these spectres of the Electricity is plentiful, ana Io reasonable, here in our fowfythftt rio one need count tfte ebst o f a cheery, oelK ly k reft home where children joucanbuy. ■kiHwwfyf. 10«-tf (ywaren scream when they fla y in the dark PROMPT Aêçrfsble antoa * lib’. Telephone n s FILMS After March 1 st, no gas is to be stored in quarter meters. If ahy gas is stored at present time, it should be used before that date as meters will be turned hack at that time; SUPPLIES WdVk-stoined hands, fa t warm and kind ns they. It yield« such comfort as known, loVed things may. But fairy-fabrics, shot with gold o’ dreams, We find-unfit for common No*»,1 It seems. Such textile, woven on the loom of thought By one Who sat j alone< was SWnght OflcA Vb our .mart have, none of it. Ot* Kite. Repulsed and *1 tered, hit by bit, He watched the fabric, of Li 5 BAKERY Read This CtnfuUf A Prise Winning Poem— The following is clipped ftott the Sunday Book Page' of the Orebea JesrnsL It speaks tor itself, In contradistinction at­ tention is called to .a poem which was published in the Journal of February seventh. . It is written by Miss Winifred Watson g f Ashland. Miss Wat- SSn baa ¡been an active member la chib study circles in Ash­ land dnfmg her residence here, and her literary achievement» are well known to a large circle o t friends. It la with pleasure we print the poem for her frlendA to enjoy. ‘2_ For A ll Occasions ■iéSïwH Aa ■ . B.' eers of Ashlaad Tiding», load p a w s and lira. » Arefe hdaUgaea and ity refreshments at FRANKLIN GOLD O* DREAMS For many months. 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