Annuun
Uoeal ; Personal flotes
daily
noniGs
RuNiqcsa Vlaltoi
Eaton of Talent was a
business visitor In Ashland today.
Of Everett True
Regular Meetings
Subordinate every Ttaprsd»
Encampment. 1st and 3rd Tn<
days. Rebekahs, 2nd ane 4
Tuesdays.
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Ashland's opportunity to hear
a wonderful violinist, Mildred
Mr. and Mrs. Blair of the Blair Wright, who will give a concert
Granite works spent the day in tomorrow evening nt the Civic
Ashland on business.
clubhouse.
Adults ROc.
Chil­
dren 23c. No reserved seats.
In Ashland—
The Ashland Natatorlum min­
eral plunge offers sport and Returned to Ashland—
amusement. Thoroughly cleaned.
Walter Berkheimer and wife
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Ashland Lodge No, 45, I. O-
O. F., w ill. confer the third de­
ter in Guthrie, Oklahoma, have
Eastman Films.— McNair Bro' returned to make their home in
gree, Thursday evening, April
1. Refreshments after ceremony.
Ashland.
J7S-2 . .Mihtoed Wright, famous Cali­
fornia violinist, at Civic Club­
Paulserud’s for cleaning,
The Muscovites, both Kremlin house tomorrow evening under
Baku and Kremlin Rada will auspices Ashland Music Oub.
stage ceremonials at Ashland Concert opens at 8 p. m. Adults Moving—
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Mrs. Dissette is moving from
May 8, ’ 192«. The nobles and 8Oc. Children 28c.
the
Chattin apartments to 75 Bush
ladies of Josephine, Jackson and
street.
Klamatn connues will unite In a Moving—
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Walker are
bear hunt to provide the neces­
moving
from 29 South Floneer
The Merley Circle of the First
saries for the big time.
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street to 344 E. Main.
Baptist church will hold a cook-
ed food sale, Saturday, April
VMttng la Ashland
Don’t forget Alpha Clnb cook 3 at Holmes’ Grocery.
Mr a f t llr s. T. J. Rasor of
ed food sale, Sat., April 3.
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Petaluma, nfu visiting Mr. Raeor’s
brother ind sister, J. S. Rasor
The more I eat the more I
Madden soils protected
^nd Mrs. M. E. Wood.
want o (, Parkers’ Delicious Pop
Corn crispetts. For sale at all Visiting, In Medfofd—
Alpha Clnb of Alpha Chapter
grocers and confectioners.
Mrs. Ralph Bowen is in
No. 1, O. E. S. Cooked Food
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sale. S at. April 3. starting at
Charles^Jlrooks.
10:00 o’clock in building for­
merly occupied ‘ by Mrs. Sugg Among the guests at the Lithla
How about a Styleplus Swag
Millinery.
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ger
Suit for Easter?— Paul
Edgar P. Sutton, Bridgeport,
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Cherry Cream cuts at Candy Conn.; G. E. Hongen, Medford; serud’s.
lan d .
C. S. Jones, Los Angeles; E. W.
Maquire, San Francisco; E. N. Visited in Applegate—
Jim Beagle and Mrs. Joe Ran­
Paterson, Corvallis; Fred Landes,
Visiting to Spokane—
Portland; E. H. Tike, Klamath dles went to Applegate to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frasier and Falls; H. G. Kimball, Eugene; C. Mrs. Jack Beagle, who is quite ill.
daughter have gone to Spokane, C Shipley, Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
Washington, where they wllf visit D. Vance, Portland.
Try Studio Ashland for kodak
friends sad relatives.
finishing.
Don’t forget Alpha Club cook
Payne makes ladders.
Political Writers H e r e -
ed food sale. Sat, April 8.
John W Kelly, political editor
Hot sulphur tub baths, day
of
The Oregonian, and Ralph Wat­
Better clothes for Easter.
or night, Jackson Hot Springs. Paulserud’s suits are guaranteed. son, political editor of The Oregon
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176-tf -Journal, were visitors in Ashland
last evening following the repub*
For high grade taHorlng see
The finest Easter Greeting Mean pre-primary convention at
Orres tailors upstairs.
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Medford yesterday. The two Port­
land newspaper men were guests
of R.‘ W. Price at dinner at the
at the Hotel
the Hotel Lithla Springs hotel last evening.
James P. Carlton. Chicago. 111.;
Mrs. C. Williams, San Fran­
Madden retreads tires.
F. O. Lrecke. Portland; James
cisco;
M.
Hawley,
Berkeley;
J.
L.
Shively. Orange, Cal.; W. O.
Shively, Orange; W. Moore. San Dorney, Portland; E Doneren, Moving to Klamath F a l l s -
Francisco; M. Moore, San Fran­ Portland; Jean Hawley, Berkeley;
Rev. B. C. Miller and family
cisco; Austin Storm, Ocean Park, Mrs. M. Hawley Berkeley; D. O. are moving from the Baptist par­
Cal.; D. Howard Brown, Portland. Breakey, Berkeley; O. L. Thomp­ sonage on Oak street to Klamath
son and family, San Jose; James
Falls.
'Parker Duofold Pens.— McNair E. Bunnell, Salem; Ray Colby,
Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Con­
Bros.
A aealthful confection for
ner, , Portland/
children. Parkers* Delicious Pop
“Youth for You’* combination
Try our 60c Merchants’ Lunch. eorn ertspettes. For sale every­
paste powder and skin food.
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Every
day from 11 to 2 at The where.
Something new. Come In for
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demonstration. — Lithla Springs Plata Confectionery.
From Hilt—
Hotel Beauty Parlor.
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Wilmer Hilt of Hilt was a busi­
Good Friday aerviccB will be ness visitor In Ashland yesterday.
Stopp fd la Ashland—
held nt Trinity Episcopal church
George A. Bray, of the M. Stut from 12 to 3 p. m., with ad­
Don’t mis« the violin con-
saft Co. of San Francisco, anf dresses on the “Seven Last fcert tomorrow night, 8 p. m.,
wife, of Oakland, stopped in Ash Words." Everyone cordially wel­ a t Civic Clubhouse by Mildred
land today on their way to Klam come.
Wright, famous California vio­
ath Falls on a business trip
linist.
Adults BOc.
Children
Oregon Caves to Open—
LA ST TIM ES TODAY
P e o p le
with
Bndolph Schildkraut
.
28c.
No reserved seats.
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Opening of the Oregon Caves
tor tourist traffic will occur a
Hood River — Plans being
month and a half ahead of the of­
ficial season this year, states made for 176,000 high school
Manager George C. Sabin today. and gymnasium. •
Guide service will be Inaugurated
on Thursday, with regular trips
through the caves daily at 1 o’­
clock. Other trips will be arrang­ To complete your Spring
ed if there Is a sufficient number
to warrant the trips into the Costume and add to final
caverns. Within two weeks, regu­
lar accommodations will be avail­ note of chic
able at the Oregon Caves resort.
Manager Sabin now making the
arrangements for the opening of
the dining room and cottages. The
official opening Is generally set
for May 16, but the early spring
has made it necessary to start
earlier. Roads to the caves are
In excellent condition having been
worked over by the highway de­
partment. — Grants Pass Courier.
FOR RENT— Five reom house,
bath and toilet; woodshed; gar­
age; garden and some fruit.
Inquire at 72 Garfield St.
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HOUSE FOR
105 or 9 -F -ll.
N ew Shipm ent
RENT— Phone
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WANTED TO BUY— Young
pigs. N. E. Bond. Phone 6-F-21»
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FANCY PLAID
LOST— Small boys’ fine-knit
sport sweater, smoke color. Os­
car Silver, 389 Hargadlne St
Phone 291-L.
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B
FOR SALE— Big
shipment
Vacuum 'Cup Tires at bargain
prices.—Woods Store.
MILLER’S TOGGERY
"Hab-a-dash Inn”
Industry
It has always been the
policy of this institution
to further those enter­
prises which meau a
bigger and lietter Ash­
land.
Wilkins Airplane
Starts Long Trip
FAIRBANKS, Alaska, March 31
-— (IP) — The airplane Alaska of
the Wilkins expedition took off
today for Pcflnt Barrow, carrying
3000 pounds of supplies and pro­
visions which will be cached at
Point Barrow for the polar ex­
pedition. It will then return here
for another load.
avor
ORDER BY TELEPHONE
We in turn prosper as the community grows and
prospers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Telephone 420
Mildred
Wright,
acclaimed
Callfornta’H violinist and praised
by all who have heard her, will
give a concert tomorrow evening
at the Civic Clubhouse.
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USOO.OOO
« za r MJ
were servad
Ashland, Oregon
Marcels— 11.00. Vanity Shoppe.
Phone 103
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American Ix»gion Auxiliary
To Meet—
«even years ago Frank R. Patterson
went to Detroit with a college degree
and just enough money to rent a
email »Rice and go to work as a civil
engineer
Now he hat just paid a
120.000 premium on a million-dollar
County life.insurance policy. 'H e le head of
court- i ette of the largest construction Arms
in Detroit.
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The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Monday evening, April
5, in the Armory.
Rainier — Columbia
may add third story to
house.
EXTRAORDINARY
EASTER SALE!
Three Shopping Days
Till Easter
We have assembled the finest lines of new spring
coats, dresses, hats, hose and gloves, that our ready-
to-wear department has ever shown.
Not only do these garments look good. They .are made of the liest qual­
ity cloths.obtainable. The models are the season’s best numbers; the
workmanship is absolutely guaranteed.
WHEN YOU BUY A GARMENT HERE, YOU CAN REST ASSURED
IT IS RIGHT FOR THE PRICE.
WE SHOW COATS
with the flare, the kick pleats, the
side pteat surplus, the circular
and the walking sport models.;
The colors are gray, wood shade,
blues, tans and mixed twills.
You can choose here for the best
styles iB the land at
are the pick of the modiste. Best
styles; all the color and dainti­
ness of long planning and close
study are built in these dresses.
Your favorite color is probably
here. Every' size. Prices range
from
Our Hosiery Dep’t.
Hats That Radiate Style
is aglow with New Spring Color­
ings built in the finest hose* we
can get, Every size in every
Beauty, design, color. , We have
them. Colors — we can’t name
all of them. Came see them. All
der and Mello Gio
Roúge.
Of Beautiful Hand, Made
modolfl
Pharmacy
Phone 116
Prescription Druggist
Lithla Springs Hotel Building
This wonderful collection includes Gowns and
Chemises made of French \ioile with hand embroid­
ery and dainty lace. Colors are Peach, Orchid, Coral,
Pink, Mais, Nile Green, Turquoise and Apricot.
with
T h e romance o f a village
do-nothing who lost in love
but triumphed in the battle
w ith hi« conscience.
Mra. L. O. Penland spent the
day in . Ashland’ from Talent.
Use Mello Gio Pow­
Rev. and Mrs. P. K. Hammond
received word of ,’he birth o f n
baby daughter to Mr. sod Mrs.
V. W. Hammond of Medford. Mr.
Hammond is an employe of the
Copco Co
MADGE BELLAMY, BUCK
JONES, ZAZA PITTS, LES­
LIE PENTON.
From Talent—
Mr. and Mrs Babcock are mov
lng to Ashland from Stlneman.
FOB SALE—NW 1-4 of 8.W.
1-4, Section 19, Township 38
South, Range 8 Blast.—*>10 per
acre. Address C. B. Buffy, 1328
Alameda, Portland, Ore.
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Have your windows made at
Jordan Sash and cabinet works.
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ODD TO.LOW ACTIATireh
Watch this space every day.
Moving to Ashland—
LOOK AND FEEL
CHEMISES
GOWNS
$2.25
$2.25
YOUR BERT HARTER MORNING
Our Shoes Will Help,
Overland Shoe Shop
E. R. IS A AC & CO
NEW SPORT AND DRESS GLOVES
Now selling in 6 or 7 shades of leather and silks. Short fancy cuffs
cut-out patterns and scroll stitch designs. Priced at
O C U TO e A C A
SH O P NOW FOR THE NEW THINGS AT