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A Dolly Chroalda of
local
Mr». O. M. Oreen, Mrs. F. D
Wagner, Mr«. Canning, and Mrs.
Malogren, ot Phoenix, made a
trip to Jacksonville Saturday.
Leaves for
ThejLunch
Mrs. Louis Dodge, state vice
president of tha P. T. A. will
leave tomorrow morning tor Coos
county, where she will speak be­
fore the P. T. A. circles ot
Myrtle Point, Powsrs, Marsh­
field and Bridge. She expects
to return Friday.
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Return from Klamath County—
P. L. Slade and Spratt Wells
Ifpve ^turned from a visit
Visiting iB A s h la n d -
ODD FELLOW ACTIVITIES
to Yalnlx on the Klamath Re
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Rice ot servation.
Watch this space every day.
Engel Mine, California, are in
Regular Meetings
Subordinate every Thursday. Ashland to spend'the next two Returned from Fort Klamath—
Encampment, 1st and 3rd Tues­ weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. Crandall return­
days. Rebekahs, 2nd and 4th
ed from a trip in the Port Kla­
Oh! Mamma, buy me another math district. They report good
Tuesdays.
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one of Parker's Delicious Pop- luck In fishing and stood In two
191-tf feet of snow
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Corn Crlspettes.
while
fishing.
of Southern Oregon will observe
People have been going Into the
Don’t invest until you have Lake ' of the Woods from that
the One Hundred and Seventh
Anniversary of Odd Fellowship seen our splendid line of suits sid e, for some time, which Is
in America at Grants Pass on for graduation. Paulserul’s.
unusual for this time of the year.
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April 26. A basket dinner In
the grove at noon. Meeting of
Methodist Ctioir—
Southern Oregon Odd Fellows' From Y r e k a -
, n»e Mtethodjfct Choir gavjie
Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Eddy, their Easter Cantata at the Meth­
Association at 2 p. m., and a
fine program at 8 p. m., followed Miss Dorothy De Nurq and Ray­ odist church in Grants Pass
by a ball, constitutes an outline mond Luce, all of Yreka were last evening. Mr. and Mrs. J.
for the occasion.
188-tf vlsiUys in Ashland yesterday.
W. Frailer, former Ashland res­
idents, entertained the choir at
For Mothers’ Day— The best light lunch.
ALPHA CHAPTER
expression of your thoughtful
No. 1
ness— your photograph. Studio
Try our 60c Merchants* Lnncb.
Ashland.
O .E . 8.
Every day from 11 to 2 at The
Plaza Confectionery.
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Stated Communication Alpha
Are you hard to fit? Try
Chapter No. 1, O. E. S.. tomor­ Paulserud’s suits.
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row (Tuesday,) April 20, at 8
bia Hotel—
p. m. Visitors welcome.
Visiting Mrs. Scribner—
Charles E. Thompson, Port­
By order of the Worthy Ma­
Mrs. H. L. Hobart, Mrs J. P. land; Mr. and Mrs.1 John Clark,
tron.
Lewis and Mrs. A. E. McCaw.
Leah M. Caldwell, Secretary. all of Port Jonpe, spent yesterday Salem; Perry I. Graves,Chico;
W. V. Zelinsky, Tacoma; W. M.
in Ashland visiting Mrs. G. H. Blanchard, Portland; D. A. Rice,
Scribner.
..V isited Here Yesterday—
and wife, Engel Mine; H. L.
Snyder, Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Soukup of
Por high grade tailoring see
Medford were guests ot Mr. and
Orrea tailors upstairs.
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Mrs. Ben Garnett yesterday.
Marcels— >1.00.- Vanity Shoppe.
Phone 103.
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Ansco and Eastman Films,-
Cliff Payne makes forms.
Elhart's.
Among the guests at the Hotel
Ashland—
Cleaning renews the life of the
garment. Phone 119.
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R. Preece, Oakland; Peggy
Mrs. M. Patterson and son, Smith, Everett;
Nell Smith.
Theodoqe, spent yesterday at Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Burke,
Moved
Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Walsteln Kerby visiting Misa Edith Pat­ Everett; S. G. Martin, Oakland:
terson, w ho, teaches the Kerby Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Burke, Hol­
have moved to Medford.
school.
lywood; C. Jensen and family,
Our specialty. Quality Por­
Redlands; Eda Gordon and sis-
Come and bring a pie and en­ ter, Hollywood; C. P. Lathrop,
traits. Studio Ashland.
joy a shadow social with the Portland; Mrs. E. W. Dixon,
Get your window screens and M. W. A., R. N. A., Moose hall Portland; B. B. Brovlnder, Pas­
193-2 adena; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wood­
screen doors at Jordan Sash and Monday, the 19th.
Cabinet Works.
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ruff, Portland; C. R. Domes, San
Returned from Trip—
Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Franklin
From Talent —
returned Saturday from a trip
Madden retreads tires.
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C. E. Keith of Talent spent
by car through the middle west.
Saturday in Ashland on business.
Mrs, Franklin’s mother, Mrs. J. To Broadcast—
W. Chaney, of Enid, Oklahoma, , Miss Cammelta Woodworth of
Madden soils protected tires.
oame with them and expects to Linfield College has sent word
spend several weeks In Ashland that the Llnfied Octette, of
Brittle« and Taffies always
before going south for a visit.
which she is a member, will
fresh at Candyland.
give a program from Radio
Yonng peoples revival coming. station K. O. W. Wednesday
Please remember the Ashland
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Nat.
worth is the daughter of Rev.
Among the Guest« at the
Woodworth, Pastor of the Bap­
Hotel Oregon are:
tist church.
H. L. Crenshaw and wife,
Sacramento; Mrs. Sara Sibley,
Four-piece Business-Ghlf suits,
Vallejo; T. W. Mallory, Augus­ at Paulserud’s.
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ta, Maine; O. O. Bond, and wife,
FINISHING TODAY
Angnsta, Maine; Fred Menger,
Everett; J. J. Slade and wife, Among the guests at the Lithlu
Everett; Mrs. Pletcher, Oakland. Springe Hotel—
George E. Reynolds, San Fran­
with
We pay cash for eggs. Ash­ cisco; Mr. and Mrs. C. T.
Shadley, Denver, Colo.; C. B.
RUDOLPH VALENTINO land Fruit and Produce Ass’n.
192-18 Dutton and wife, San Francisco;
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Collins,
Mrs. Gallatin Recovering—
Seattle;
Elizabeth Wester, Port­
Tomorrow — Wednesday
Mrs. L. H. Gallatin, who has land; Mr. and Mrs. Hunt Lewi«,
Thursday
been seriously ill for over two Portland; Mr. and Mr«. L. R.
months. Is very much Improved. Hiatt, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs.
P. O’Brien, Seattle; Mrs. O.
Llthla Hotel Beauty Parlor. Wfester, Portland; Ml«« Mar­
Room 211. Photfe 910.
186-tf garet Gillis, Portland; G. W.
HUlls, Eugene; Perry E. Joy,
Eugene.
Expected this Evening—
Mrs. E. 8. Bryant and son.
Blllls, of Alameda Is expected Home Over Week-end—
to arrive la Ashland with Mrs.
Ml«« Blanche McLean and Mis«
Hals, who has been visiting In Ernestine Hicks made a short
the South for the past week, visit with relatives and friends
to visit her parents, Mr. and this week-end. Miss Hicks, who
Mrs. O. H. Johnson.
has a position in the county
engineering department at Co­
....Dr, Sawyer Return»—
quille, met Miss McLean, who
Dr. Bertha Sawyer returned Is in the office of the Portland
from Klamath Palls Sunday, Chamber of Commerce, at Rose­
where she has been visiting hsr burg with her car and they drove
sister, Mrs. J. P. Ooeller. Mr. to Ashland Saturday. Miss Mc­
and Mrs. Ooeller and family Lean is attending school even­
motored .to Ashland with her ings. They returned Sunday
evening.
and spent the day here.
Hot sulphur tub baths, day
or night, Jackson Hot Springs.
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Dyrud, Reeder, Powell, Sackett,
Morgan, Wolf and Dolan. The
recipient certainly enjoyed the
evening and the surprise was
a very complete one.
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Wednesday d u b Entertain»—
There are Charlestons snd Charlestons—but here's the latest of «11. It*a
the lunch counter Charleston, performed by Olive Hastings (left) and
Helen Brevig, Los Angeles waitresses. A loaded tray is- essential. ,
We don’t know who will get
the credit for cutting taxes. And
we don’t know who will get the
cash.
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Princess
Lois of bad things happen. But
there are so many more bad
things that don’t happen.
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These are the days the city man
buries a quart of onion sets and
considers himself a farmer.
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“COBRA”
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Operated On—
Mrs. Dan Applegate was op­
erated upon at the Community
hospital this morning.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED—Number 14 cover­
ed copper wire, up to 600 feet.
J. V. Wright, 263 Mt. Ave.
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FOR SALE— One Jersey cow.
giving 10 qts. rich milk per day.
Inquire at 670 Fairview St.
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It« r* i» -• in i. pmioat-ahh ol Princes»
lii-Miia veungest ihiuglitet nl lh<
Ring find queen of Pu nían la She it
on)\ 1$
FOR BALE—Horses, harness
and wagon. Inquire at 939 B.
Street.
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LOST—Pair bone rim glasses
on Main. Phone 378-J,
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The trouble with our music is
It originates in New York where
every, one is in such a hurry.
Practice makes perfect. It
takes quite a hit ot practice to
kiss like an amateur.
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Accidents will happen. That’s
why there are so many differ­
ent kinds At salads.
of every description of fencing
and wire Just in. Fence posts.
All kinds of garden tools and
hose.
FARMERS! Look to your mow­
ers and rakes* repairs early,
and leave your order for what
you need at
Peil’s Corner
The story of the red man
in his last stand against
civilization, treated in the
same manner as the cross­
ing of the western plains
was handled in “ The Cov­
ered Wagon.” The final
epie of the Indian.
IION
Hart SchaUner & Marx
MILLER’S TOGGERY
"Hab-a-dash Inn
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249 Days Until
Christmas!
But its time to save for your Christmas shopping.
Save a definite portion of your income each month
and your Christmas shopping problem will be solved
when December rolls around.
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
ASHLAND, OREGON
free :
free :
SHOES
Stainless Steel Slicer and Kitchen
Knife
that you will like at
$1.00 VALUE FREE
PRICES
with a purchase of a
you can afford
Clauss 7-inch Shears
.
Overland Shoe
Shop
at
Regular Price of $1.50
Guaranteed By The Clauss Shear Co.
SIMPSON’S HARDWARE
WINCHESTER STORE
BREAD MENU
rt
of bread all the time —
Floor Coverings
change from plain white
For Beautifying The House
Do not eat the same kind
to graham, whole wheat,
Art Squares
Axminster Rugs,
' Bath Mats
Franklin
Bakery
Many patterns to select from.
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WICK FURNITURE CO.
ARMY
GOODS STORE
Biggest Little Store in Town
Opposite New Hotel — Open Evenings
There are times when you need money in a
hurry. There is one place above all others,
»Whore you can get it or a moment’s notice;
that is your savings account.
Money deposited in a savings account at The
Citizens Bank of Ashland draws interest stead­
ily and is ready to respond to your call when
you need it.
Do not think of trying to do without a sav­
ings account, no matter how inany, other invest­
ments you may havd.
DUDS
S
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They are making good catches. We have just what
you will need. Also the license.
QUICK-ACTION
DOLLARS
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Internationally Known
IDE SH IR TS
and
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Founders’ Day at Civic Club—
Pounders' Day is celebrated
Tuesday at the Civic Club, which
meets at 2:80 p. m.
An unusually interesting pro­
gram Is planned and special mu­
sical numbers will he given.
Members, friends, the older
folk and those but newly come
to Ashland are cordially Invited
to this meeting, which will be
one of the best of the many good
ones given this year.
All Civic Club members are
asked to bring carpet rags ready
for sewing and needle and
thread also, for this Is to be
ap old fashioned "Sewing Bee’’
and the rug when finished «will
be left at the Civic CluS house
In memory of the founders of
that organisation.
miM
nut or other varieties.
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benediction. *
These parties are given once
a month and every one enjoys
them Immensely.
A
10,000 MILES
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The Wednesday Club of the
Presbyterian church entertained
at the church parlors wth a
large attendance present to en­
joy the pleasing program and
social hour.
The Ladles Aid were guest»
of the Wednesday club, with
one of Its number, honor guest,
Mrs. Sarah Walker, whose birth­
day was being celebrated.
A violin solo, played by Mrs.
C. V. Howell, with Mrs. Cunning
accompanlng gave much pleasure,
to the listeners.. Dr. Mattle B.
Shaw gave one of her always
pleasing readings and Miss Louise
Brommer played a piano eolo,
which wag well received.
Others there were that added
to the program In sodg and story
rounding out a very delightful
hour.
The hrthday cake, with little
cakes and tea, was served by the
hostesses Mrs. Carl Brommer
and Mrs. L. S. Brown, from a
daintily appointed tea table.
The honor guest was the re­
cipient of a lovely gift from
her many friends In both or­
ganisations.
Congratulations were snre'.y
due the complimented guest, In
rounding out so many happy
useful years.
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Junior League P a r t y -
Twenty five of the Junior
Leaguers enjoyed a delightful
luncheon and party at the par­
lors of the Methodist church, on
Saturday from 11:30 until 3:80
p. m. ,
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The tables had been arranged
in a horseshoe shape and beau­
tiful floral decorations of lilacs
and greenery made a pretty set­
ting for the bountiful luncheon
which was served by the superin­
tendents, Miss Nadine Swennlng,
and Miss Mae Van Harden berg.
Lively and interesting games
were played in doors for part ot
the time and after luncheon
they all went ont of doors- and
played hide and seek and ten
step .
The happy afternoon closed by
singing a few favorite songs and
repeating the Junior League
FOR RENT— Llthla
Garage
on Winhurn Way. Inquire 221
Oak Street.
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Mpaday, April 10, 10M
ASHLAND DAILY TIDING»
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
g A r t n iu e r s a r ^
S A L E!
Continues A ll This Week
A SALE THAT IS BRINGING RESPONSIVE
BUYING BY THRIFTY SHOPPERS.
16TH
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ANNIVERARY
Ashland, Oregon
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