Local ¡ Personal flotes ODD FELLOW ACTIYITIKS Watch this space every day. Regular Meetings Subordinate every Whngaday. Encampment, 1st and 3rd TUbs- daya. . Rebekahs, 2nd ’ a id 4th 15«-U DENVER, Feb. SC. — (LP) — fliirty-threo nations of the world ¿«presented at the international convention of Rotary Clubs to be held here next June, will have ¿louts in a giant electrical page­ in i to be staged on the night of June 14. < The pagegnt will be headed by the famous Mexican national band of 45 pieces and wlU in­ clude 100 Blackfoot Indians in their original costumes. Other features of not w ill'h e a "song feat,” ih which noted boy bands from the United States and Canada will take part. The Pres­ ident’s Ball, always a gala affair, will be held on the night of June V isitor la Ashland— - Harold Baace, who la working for the Oopco Co., Is in Ashland for the week-edd. • Mgtiden retreads tires. 13-u Retire* • v » •• - * ■ 1 Cash Johnson, who has the shoe The Encampnnmv f i l l confar. repair shop’a t the corner of Gran­ the Patriarchal Degree next ite and North Main has retired Tuesday evtehlog, Alf members from business. He has moved to and visiting Patriarchs urged to his home pn Lincoln street. attend/ Refreshments will be aerrsd ’< '•!*' 150-« Thé latest In Spring styles and fabrics at Paylserud's. 140-tf In Ashlalnd fo n d e r Ashland Girl— V Mr. and Mr». C. M. Breedlove, LOOT—Sunday, female, Boston of Portland, nr* in Ashland for Terrier,’ bobbed tail, answers t o a fsw days visit. Mrs, Breedlove name of “Mfchie.” Reward. will be remembered as Lourde» Finder notify Mrs. B. Michele, Rainé. Grants Pass,»Ore. 159-8* harleston Contest ,. ? iage Heavy ás Twister io States Able to Be Out— Mrs. Susan Gregg Is able to be out again after a short ill­ MEMPHIS, Tenn., Feb. 26— ness at her home on Gresham ( U P ) — The storm-torn country and |ow > greets. from the gulf to Illinois awoke today to repair the property damage and bury the I t dead as CARD OF THANKS tan result of the cyclone which We wish tb thank the E l|u swept through rural sections ot Lodge and the many friends for the south yesterday. One freak the kindness extended during of the wind was reported from the Ulpees and death ot our Chico county where the cyclone father, c . H. Nickerson. Also lifted . Mrs. Lily Tyson and toss­ for the beautiful flowers. ed her into the top of a high ’ ARNOLD and tree. < > VIRGIB LBP8CHAT. Mrs. Hall àii^M i^. McCallister Visited la Ashland— Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Busaard of were, visitors la Ashland yester­ day from Gifentq Pafe. Klamath Falls, stopped to visit Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Doremns on M areen*» vTrtWmlug, their way to Eugene to attend pooing, Dyeing Facials. the. Cleaners and Dyers conven­ Vanity Shoppe, McGee's tion. Mrs. Busaard is a daughter Phone 18». ot Mr. and Mrs. Doremua. On the Afternoon o f June 17, the "Wild W est” will have Its fling when a chapter of Cheyenne fro n tier Days will be presented in Denver with bucking horse», roping and other phases of the ■ spert. Foreign visitors of note Include H ip finance minister of Italy, Ashland Vonng Man— Cliff Payne makes steps. from Milan; secretary of state of Word was received from Francis Csecho-Slovakia; a cabinet mem­ Barns that he is with a survey­ From Medford— ing party In Sonora, Medico. Mr. Jenkins of the Mason Bhr- Two months ago J. F. Sullivan and his sister Louise, both ber from the court of Queen Wil- win, of Medford was a business of Grand Rapids, Mich.', couldn’t tell the Charleston from holmtna, of Holland and lending (Aplomats from 'Ireland, Great visitor In Ashland today. Jonteel Face Powder, 39c. the shinunie- Then th ey started learning it—and in *a Btitaln and other countries. McNair Bros. There prill come a time when nation-wide contest at Chicago they won first prize. Their a good portrait of mother and prizes included $1000 worth of furniture, $1000 worth of American Legion Auxiliary to father will be a treasure to you. jewelry and a five-w eeks vaudeville contract at $500 a The members of the American Don't put it off. Studio Ashland. week. i'«r ,2^ Legion Auxiliary are urgently re­ quested to. a t t e n d e e . regular Madden suits protected tires. monthly meeting March 1, at eight i MONTE CARLO, Feb. 26— (U. o'clock at the armory. B r in g s B usiness Visitor— P .)— Helen W ills of California friend that you know to bo elig­ P. W. Geiser, general ihanag- advanced into the finals in the ible to Join the unit. The Amorl- er of the Cherro City Milling Co. gold cuji 'tournament tennis efca Legion Auxiliary la the larg­ of Salem, was a business visitor Mingles today when she defeated est patriotic organization In the la Ashland Wednesday. Eileen BptTSttl. , The American United States. girl had' a hard contest.., See the new clothes reel at For high grad« tailoring see Jordan Sash and Cabinet Works. Orres talions, upstairs. 149-tf 148-3 Helen Wills Gets Into Final Play FOR SALSI— 8 sacks of called potatoes at |1 .6 0 per sack. Ash­ land Fruit and Produce Asso­ ciation. ' ’ ' 150-1 " FOR RENT— Very reasonable. Splendid apartment close in— gas and wood stove. Adults only. Phone 263-R. 150-4 FOR SALB— Rhode Island Red eggs, >1.00 per setting. Phone 251 JY. 160-0 FOR HALE— Fifty pure bred Rhode I»land Red hens— two roosters g w jrlth bunch. D. Le Blanc. »08 Oak. 150-8* Peggy O'Dare DRESSES Sell So Readily At " 14.50 TO $39.75 because o f their marked ind ivid­ uality and evident value. Not too high in price and no attem pt at oheapness. Popular Priced Dresses At .Winners‘in Venus Contest WEATHER m— Return to Work— , Ted H a t of Avery street was George Ross has returned to taken to the Saered Heart hospi­ his work et (the Enders store tal ita Medford. after s few days at home because of Illness. Arabesque Box Paper, 71c. McNair Bros. Cleaning renews the life of a garmept. Try Fauleerud'e. . 140-tf Ten per cent reductions on all millinery and trimmings from Marek 1 to 8. Mrs. H Simons, 28 South Pioneer. 160-3 Finishing Tonight Among the guests at the Llthl* Hpriugs hotel are ■ F. F. Oakley, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Oakleaf and son, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tsraons, Seattle; F. H. Pepper, Oakland; Charles A. Frank, Los Angeles; R. W. Enders, Los Angeles; L. E. Parker, Sacra­ mento; C. W. Taylor, Sacramen­ to. “THE KING ON : MAIN STREET” Toys and games for the Kid­ dles' birthday.— Elhart'«. 139-tf with Among the guests at the Columbia hotel are • • ADOLPH MEN.TOU dre shown > in great variety from Eastern manufacturers who depend on quality production for m arvel­ ous values. Oregon and Whshlng- ton— Fair east portion, generally cloudy west ppr- tlon, tonight and Satur­ day. G6ntle Easterly winds along coast. Homestead Sheets •72x90 u • SPEC IA L SA T U R D A Y Each O Û « tf/M Gwendolen Winning- horn, an athletic girl of M, ■barely beat out a farm, wo­ man of SO in a Venue conteet etaged by a Cape Girardeau, (Mo.) newepaper. Miee Win- ningham, at the right, wae adjudged winner, but Miee Emma L. Davit, at the left, wae eecond only by a narrow margin. Tfe FLORSHEIM SHOE O. F. Brads^gw, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Breedlove, Port­ land; F. V. Roaehraugh. Aloah; Charles A. Dunn, Portland; J. H. Young, Roseburg, J. A. Rob­ erts and wits, Tacoma. E. R. Isaac & Co TH E QUALITY STORE ’ 12 Mo. Pongee , Silk Special Size 70x80 Blankets with a thrift ap- peal, warm, reliable, practical and good look- lng— marketed at a very special price. Silks o f Colorful Charm Saturday J g QQ The kin g is d ead ; long live th e king. This is to be another, season of prints, but prints d istin ctively d if­ ferent and exquisitely patterned, 40 inches wide. their WAT in a thrilling? wild, spectacular ride for fame Left for Portland - • and fortune. See the great­ Mr. and Mra. Joe Smith and est cross country racing son left yesterday for Portland classic! Fortunes change for a. few days visit. hands on th e'rasults.^ Men are made rich or poor over- a lg h t y - / • Belmont Percales 36 inches W ide 25 N EW PA TTER N S Yard Special Anm m i • S g Pair 36 inches wide Yard in new colors: Nile Green Orchid, Peach, Pink, Yellow and White. Sold Regular, Yard 45c. A Tim ely Offering Of NEW From Portland ■ Everett Harpham, representa­ tive of the Pierce - Fair and Co. of Portland cabled on the Ash­ land hanks yesterday. Vlelt in AMhlsno— Cllff Weaver and Jack Jewett of Klamath Falla visited here for a short time yesterday enroute to Eugene on business'. Weaver bad charge of the steel construct­ ion on the Lithla. Springs hotel Away they go! Neck to neck. building aqd la now In the co#, tract lng bustneaa at Klamath Straining. Lunging. Poshing Fallal. , Sterling coats are arriving and many other shipm ents of pretty coats for the week end. One special lot of dressy tw ill coats w ith crepe lining and many with fur trimming, made of Lorchene Tw ill at Plaid W ool Mixed Blankets 33 inches w ide CO« Yard Natural color, all pure silk. Im ­ ported from Japan. Sold regular," Yard, 89c. PR IN T E D C R EPES Lithla chewing bars a winner at Candy Land. / Nyal goods and Palm Olive Sale now on at Elhart's. COATS Classified Ads Bring Resulta. Vlsltorq Jo Ashlgud— Mr. s °d Mrs. LeRoy Ostrandeç i egr- were In Ashland 'from Siskiyou 128-lf today. On to S al tan Jim Bowers left yesterday for Salem. accompanied by his broth­ er. Martin Bowers of Gold Hill, who Is a member of the state Urns board. They expect to be lack tomorrow night. 8 T o know when a shoe is good is not 88 im portant as to k n o w a sh oe that is good. Y ou can, rely on the Florsheim reputation for quality— th e shield is the mark of a good shoe. C O M BINA TIO N NO. 12 SPRING DRESSES Printed Crepes Printed Georgettes A D istinctive Crepe $2.95 I Georgettes And Flat Crepes “L - ! ‘ i $17.95 W eave, new this season, offers a Every new spring time color w ide choice of color combinations, and combination of colors in­ cluded. 40 inches wide. See the Hew ‘Tub Fast’ wash goods sold here only, Guaranteed Fast to Sun & Tub THE ENDER’S COMPANY • _........ . ’ ---— \ ...................... 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