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housekeeping ■fidine. o n c e hddrt, 1« te T2 A. M: i6 tu to 6 P. M.; 7 to S riteittngs. FOB RENT—Furnished apart Citisene Bank Building. ments, across alley from First Nitri. H ate. 183-tl tics Mrilttbd td s ir , nose and throkt—X-ray including teeth. POR RENT—Two room house Office hoars, IP to 12 and 2 keeping apartment, 349 1. to 6, Swedenborg Bldg., Ash Main. h f-tf land. Oregon. FOB RENT — ifurttlgbed cab Cf.-ÍLfcYSÓN SHINN ins and apartments. Reasonable, by month or waak. Cad 162. 1 3 l-fl FOR SALE— Beardless Barley hay. Mra. Rota Petit. 14-F-21. JOHHAN’S SASH AND CABINET 186-3* WORKS, Corner Helman and Van Naaa. Plume 181. 184-Ü .... FOR BAUS—Young Jersey cow. Inquire 169 Laurel. W râ feE fc ¿H ámster co .- 18Î-3* Few Service Dealers in ¿rial. Wood, Packing; FOB -HALE—At 808 Palid Crating and Storage. Long dist Av«., «-room house, partly fur ance trucfcirijr. niehed. Newly papered and L. POWELL— General Trans painted Inside and out; 2 large fer — Good team and motor lots; barn, chicken yard, 14 cherry trees and berries. Cheap. trucks. Gqod service at a rea Inquire at 620 Palm Avenue. sonable price. Phone 82. 187*2* t í . L - a jy IX/NTÄACTOlt FOR SALE— 13 acres In* city MKRTON m THOMPSON limits not far Boni naw Normal Painter arid DÄoristb» |6 6 0 0 . Will subdivide Into Paper H inging small acreage. Terms. 7 room Tinting S tttociilty house, 9 acres eoihmerclal or- Fnrnltnre Hbflriisriell Estimate^ Oladiy Fufnishfe Phone 9k dfe 71 house Rasy FEHIGH'S « A N S M » Phone 4 1 0 r i w Ä St. Drayage, stoiRge hnd tòhg dist FOB EXCBANOB—We have ance hauling. 40-tf properties in Calif„ (iolo., Kan SMITH AND ELMORE sas, Mont, Wash., Mich.. Nebr.. Contractors and Builders. New Ind., Idaho, and various parts of Oregon to trade for property and remodeling. » 80 Granite 8L Sere. Also clients. Rare who 180-36* Want to trade for property a f \ ‘ Medford, Safem, ifagene, A r t- W GIRL IN TROUBLE— May land, Loa Angelas, Oakland, communicate with Ensign Lee Klamath Falls, Dnnsmriir aild of the Salvation Army at the Colorado. White Shield Home, 6«6 Mmr- falr Ave., Portland, Oregon. F^>R SALE— Five-room house. and wattr, fruit and r Vicinity NorÄrii «ettoöl te evenings 2I7-R. 177-1 mo.' MEMORIALS Mark, every grave with crystal blue gray, arid avoid rush. . i 8. PfcNNlSTON, Mahaghr FOR SALE—Just 6 more of those fine building sites at pres ent low price. Just south of ftormal. Phone 468-J. 168-1 Mo. FOR SALE—Andirons, stoves, step plates. Window heights, lath w orf, eastings of rill classes. Eagle Brags Foun dry, 140 Oberlin 8L ,104-1 mo.* Rawarbor, Attractive strict- FOB SA ly mOdèrd 6-rorim bungalow 1-2 acre of gi mnd priced right for fttdUri 2M -ft, ot n lek aah 102-1 mo. 80-J. Î FOR SALE— Box Factory lum ber yard has a fuir stock of adì kinds of building lumber at rea sonable priesa. 49-tf m is t 0A R Ä automobile, truck, tractor and machinery repairing, valvea refaced and gronSQ; . AU WWt HUMthtoed. kirst' fift&stt Gtrtlfr. fast tora# Union Oil station. James C. Baff, several yeafs expefftnee Ashland Oregon. WANTED— An Phone 316-J. Washing. 187-1 mo.* office 364 7th S t 177-18» WANTED— Lawn mowing rihd Sarden spading. - 898 Granite bhone 141. 168-1 Mo.* i l l Granite. « Telephone 163 The pttab numbers were also aao>ndh ^nineteen,, >npjlred well reebfttti. . Miss Kafpara Ha twsnty-eix^ at Oatlanri, .«8 gen announced bar «timber« in nla, has been received by t charmlrig Iwaltant Swedlrih ac I n A s h l 0 d .. Dr. agd Mm, HalMemi cents tor she baa been visiting In this CbdMtry bat a fa # months. gnaata at the Lithia Sprifal In Jua« ana plans to' return to tai over the weak. and. Sweden tri company with Mrs. drove to Ashland, Mr* | Wright for a concert four of ap’a former .heme, aftpw that codriri'y, Norway and Dan honey moen. Tfiey will ba at .U fa * I mark. turaa, having established The concert hero which »M office» there. sponsored by the Ashland HiLic Study Club was to successful that the club hopes to secure to greet Dr. and Mrs? Halloran, other artists to appear here at a reception was planned lev future dated. The Club also de Saturday evening at the hfaaM of W » . AiMhfcàs, Editor sires to give much credit to the Mr. an< Mra. S. fU $ cN «r» WHH iT’- r i i BTiiMw Women's Civic Improvement club bfra. W. H, Day, Mwt Frank Sriw dan and Mra. McNair, -hqstoanes. bfeads were rilreridy plriririe«, H which so generously gave the The rooma. warn, lovely With took a special dispensation by use of their lovely auditorium the maaaes of Spring blossoms and drWsirig Wbfci without the president, Mrs. Caldwell, to which were used la. profuaMn. make it possible for Mrs. boo* The bride, gowned In a smoke to cat the cake and share it with gray crept waa vary lovely fan* V poij UW rfftBaf ‘ the assembled' guests. very happy to meet s o many of A woeial rind box «tipper Will Bveryo&e enjoyed it and con -Momiir, A y * MfaMArt Club. < ■ , be held at the I. » f t Fi ha# her old friends^. JHastosart, Mra. J. ▼. Miller gratulations were showered on The evening waa spent In a this evening given by the Yeo and Mra^ Hafaeriy. At hom«i the hostess and "Many Happy delightful visit with bride faad - ■ • ■ ■ Returns" were spoken oier arid men. of Mrt. Miller, 77 Fifth St. Later tabled for Yedfftri Arid théfr frtòrids ire bridegroom. Monday, April IB—French Club over, as the club member» toiik cards were brought in. and invited. A prbgram 1» planned HoOteae, Mrs. Clate BSbbe. their departure. ’ bridge and rummy proveg 8h- of Interesting numbers and the A hippy feature at this meet Evening. , tertalnlng for a number. Others Monday, Apr« ifafi-Yeoman B«X ing was the presence of Mrs. J. contents Of the bótèft Will also Just visited. Social;* . I. O. O. F. Han. E. Gowland, a Past Noble Grand be Interesting to the fortunate Delicious . refreshments wwf* of the Rebekahs here, but for ones who will enjoy them. Evening. served by the hostesses nt <h* The box supper will engage Tuesday, April Ifat-Alpha Club. the time being, a resident of the attention of the guests first; close of the pleasantly spent Hostesses, Mrs. Carl Bram Klamath Falls. this w ill be followed by the pro hours. mer and Mrs. Dewey SicEbtt. The guest list Included Dr. mfg gram and danoe. Tuesday, April IS— Upper Val Junior High Circle Meet»— Mrs. Thomas J. Halloran. Mr. Junior High Circle of P. T. A. ley Community Club. MTs. W. and Mrs. George Looeley. De. will meet on Friday at 3:80 $. Art d u b Meet»-— L. Huxley, hostess. and Mrs. W. B. Blake, Mr., and Mrs. J. V. Miller is hostesa Tuesday, April IS — Chapter m. at the Junior High building. Mrs. Frank Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. All members and any one else for Monday’ evening's meeting of S. A. Peters, Sr., Mr. and Mrik AC. U. E. O. Hostess, Mrs. 8. B. McNair, 361 Scente interested in the schools are cor the Ladies* Art Club, at her J. Edward Thornton, Mr. and home at 77 Fifth street. dially urged to be present. Drive. She will be assisted by Mrs. Mrs. GUI, Mrs. Cliff Jenkins, Miss Blanche Hicks, JJbrarlrin, Tuesday. April IS — W. C. T. U. the Misses E a rn s JenitfaMR Hostess, Mrs. L. B. Powell, will occupy the program hour Haberly. Georgle Coffee and. Ruth Ostaun. and will bring an Interesting Nutley street, 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Leah Caldwell* Mra. BaHb Tuesday, April 18— Delphian message. Ladied Aid M e ets Schwein, Mra. Bertha Denton, Group Meetings, 2:90 p. m. Mrs. Henry Crirtelr was hostess Mrs. Elisabeth Van Sant, Mr. and W ednesday, April 14— Wednes Vlolin R eiital— at a iriebtlng 6f the LadlSs Aid Mrs. Clinton Baughman, Mr. and day Club. Hostesses, Mrs. L. “Mrs. Mildred Wright, violin of tSb»- Cohgt-ekatlorial church Mrs. J. A. Ruger, Mr. and Mrs. 8. Brown and Mrs. Carl Brom- ist, delighted a full house at Thursday afternoon. Nate Bates, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. the Civil Club Auditorium on Wi& the UshMl huairiets meet Stock, Mr. and Jfra. F. F. Whit qiar. Thursday, April . 18— P. T. A. the evening of April the first! ing, sowing on a quirt and so tle, the Rev. and Mrs. P. H. Meeting, Mrs. W. WZIabrlel, when she was heard in recital cial hour tha afterhoon passed Hammond, Mr. and Mrs. Chab. speaker. At Ltthia Springs assisted by Miss Kaspara Hagfen, quickly. Pierce, Mr. and Mra. C. W. Wine- hotel. Evening. accompanist and ttlattist. During tha afternoon, delight land, Mr. and Mra. Hal McNair. Thursday, April 18— Trinity Patrons were greeted at the ful refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. McNair and Guild. Parish House. door by Mrs. Q, A. Briscoe add There was a good attendance Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Day. Friday, April 18— Mount Aslfland Mrs. E. A. Woods, who rep of the membership present to en It was a matter of regret that Chapter D. A. R. Hostess. resented . the Mubic Study clhb. joy the wof I arid tha pleasant the honored guesto could not Mrs. F. H. Walker. while Rose Atkins and Dorothy spend more time in Ashland for Stevens acted as usher's. there were many others who The program opened With a W. C. T. U. Meets— would have liked to have added concerto— Sonata No. 2, Optt« The W. C. T. U. will meet their word of greeting. • a Saturday the Daughters ,of 18 by Grieg, in which both ar- at the home of Mrs. B. B. Pbwsll Congratulations were offered fhe Nile met In Ashland, with tlsta g e r e hfeard at their bWt. on Nntley street on Tuesday, during the evening and Mm beet ri luncheon at the Lithia Springs The violin tones charntSd' a« 4 April 18, 192«, ftou 2:80 td of good wishes will follow Dr. hotel. This preceded the meet thrilled the audience of music 4:00 p. m. and MTs. Halloran to their naw ing.* lovers and won enthusiastic ap There Will be an Interesting home. A feature of the luncheon was plause. program and a social hour as the entertainment of the sixteen Quiet Wedding ■ The violin numbers were cx- usual. ladies composing the Patrol, by erfibnt. popular fancy seeming Roblson-Flackus— the past Queen, Mrs. Belle A wedding of 1 to favor the, weird "Ghost Dance” Marriage Announcement— Schwein, in whose reign it was Announcement of the mar many frienda of t by Levy, ahd “The Blue La organized. occurred & goon," by Winternits, a lovely riage of Dr. Thomas J. Halloran pie During the meeting later, Mrs., eleventh at two and Dr. E. Elisabeth Bush, melody enhanced by double stop- Schwein was presented In well af 1 Which occurred Friday, April the parsonage hcosen words, with a beautiful Past Queen's pin by Past Queen Herman of Grants Pass. Mrs. Alice Wlnetroiit of Grants Pass is Queen arid pre sided very efficiently over Sat urday’s meeting. The Ceremonial will be held In Grants Pass in Mhy. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Porter On T o u r - Mr. and Mrs. Irving Porter, Collegians Will Leave Se whose marriage occurred a few weeks ago erpect to visit !n attle June 15 for Six Ashland within the next fort Weeks’ Trip night and pieaaant plans will < OREGON, AGRICULTURAL be carried out for their enter COLLfcGfc, Corvallis, Ore., April tainment. a 12— A1 Serpa and his five-piece The orchestra of which Mr. collbgiate orchestra will leave Potter is a member, leaves soon June 16 from Seattle « n the for an engagement of some Presidhtat Grant for a six weeks’ length In Oregon and California. tour of the Orient and the Philip A feature of the departure of p in e islands. They will play in the orchestra will be an addi a number of cities. Including Yo- tional member recruited io Spo kohoma, Tokio, Shanghai, Hong kane; Mrs. Irving Porter, wife kong and Manila. of Irving Porter^ saxophone rirt- , 1st. They were married about a month ago. Mrs. Porter was formerly Miss Marjorie Ream. The musicians expect to play in Medford, Handles afri fuaranteea Trusl- « V N era Rheumatic Tableta tor P. N. G. Club Meet»— ».Rheumatism. Lumbago, Neu Mrs. N. M. LririK, assisted by ritis and Nervotwnew they Mrs. Frank Jordan, entertained BWW WV ÍSW7. so dgyw tTPSf- the Past Noble G rAfti’ ' mant, 60c; 90 days treatment F riday aftern oon at th e home of Fl. Traders tablets are purely lir a . N . M.- Long. . rielritkUe. tAM and tested SO The uaual routine of bualrieas Wag ^carried out tlie first hour. ' ' kancy work and visiting oc- ' copied the remainder rit the af ternoon, at the dose, of which the most delightful ot refresh ments werri SferVed. * The day happened tp be Mrs?1 of every ddrictfpDbn of fettcing Long a birthday anniversary, arid i arid wire lust Ifc. Fence pods. tier daughter ha* seat a beauti AH kind« of garden tools and ful blrtfdriy cake adorned with hosh. bandies, and * Mrs. Jordan, who FARMBR81 Look to your mow lscovered the fact hajl also ers and rakes' repairs early, lade a lively cake and R, too. and Ieav& juAr order fof What bore the candles to mark the you need at >ears. Slnco but triro things may be lervM M tills dOT, And de- ’ Helens sandwiches and Spanish — M rs. W . W . G a b rie l CoUics T o A shland— Mrs. W. W. Gabrfel, state president of Oregon Congress of Parents and Teachers, will be Itf Ashland, Thursday evening. She (Continued on Page Four) J fn d That's ftadiator H e a t ring or renting “a perfect eteAf of a eot- Suv là m i ARCOLA Hot Wafer H ett. *LA fa amrncfarily J l i l g t r J to Ufa« the (nort efficient and «eoncMMe far tt - - 11 fcngjn with or without basements. I t bums any fuel at a big —J y«— vxyy Bttle attantinn. Automatic control reaulatea fire so i IfaaiifaslUTS U hi aO rooms, rejattileis of weather enn- ARCOLA fa tlfa cheapest faeetSagln the long ran and laats indefinitely, nt dgalag In explain nhw lew coat— 10 tuonth* to pay* W ii t .Dept. 3 ,1 ARCOLA ____ News aBdut w hatf Pires, final scores, murders, tw- litical hap! »lings — a hundred things. Or alxmt a new canlrivamce called “ h id lo ” ; or ri new model of automobile; a new style ih' topcoats, ot Holghte « Utah S t., S e a ttle , W o . Local Dealers FftOVOST HARDWARE KANGAROO SHOES Tough, Dm-ablh, but light for summer wear. ,r RoauawMH MOTHERS’ DAY CARDS Ditfebsnt Than Aby You Have Seen Sittdio & Art Store •RtRAiTS You doii’t ignore the newsboy when life snouts m ui ot you. I t ’d! a promise of news. Your hand goes down into your i"»Met. You want to find out. You’d be a tame sort if you didn’t. T here’s a thrill about news. News is feltciting. ( » « il» » * T hat please 4 4I> . * ■ ♦ * * * * * ♦ ♦ « » • » e» i s * • * » » * * * **♦*-* m i n i » « i •> « < ♦ » »6« In Making Bread There are other features besides materials. One must have the best equipment to get the best pro* elfcot» We have spared Ao expense in getting the best equipment to make Superiot Bread fust ft little better than necessary. FRANKLIN it the things you use «very day, the things iorrow or next month. I t is news that you i keep yourself well posted about the big Don’t «I vertising is BAKERY World’s L i Stage Line the advertisements in this newspaper. Ad Miss the adverliteilieiitsl « títfu u t bridge dinners or t lo Bridge Club occurred at t i e Brim« o f MV. and Mrs. F. D. Wagner, Sat urday evening. There were s#*«nt*eh to en joy It, and the h a » w evaatag .which followed, with the Interest of the club members centered oh bridge, the honors won by Mr. A. B. Kinney and Mrs. t . H. StmpHon; Mrs. B. V. Carter and Irving E. VJning receiving the consolation prises. Those present Were fir. and Mrs. K. V. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mattern, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kinney, Mr. and Mrs- W. H. McNair. Mr. and Mrt. J. M. Wagner, Irving E. Vining, C. E. Peil, Mrs. Emma Oeder and h w l and hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Wagner. “Extral— extra! all about the bi¿* McNûr Bros. E £ (Sis ionnd Tyip