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All the glria spent » very Jap- mr tq| mow tokflng lived t a f yea yg
took rank aft Wood Gal
evening and were «ply gqrry 2 ^ , 3
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Elisabeth Joy, Dorothy
this yaa the lart oqe to be
Hasel Hudnell and June Wi
t with the present guardian »
During the Ceremonial,. BHga-
At Friday night’s Alumni ban
ftHS S e U w P v e r y r e a d i
1 next autumn— Reported by
beth Joy gave a splendid tsdk
g iv o u w ith evp ry pair o f M en s S h o e s so ld . S e e thvui
a w L 8. A. INEWh J r., acted g
1 Galej.
"Ideals of Camp Fire,* teltog w kat1
WMtmaatar, with w large attend-
the organisation meant to
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Am »their *f the splendid meet n«w rocrhlto luto the orgwdsa-
May 2 f.— Indies Artf poem which ' was exceptionally
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ings tor which Bellview Is famous W fc
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Club. Hostesses, Ml». J. A- well written and received.
Hour« had been «pent In decor
Camp
beds
were
made
of
fir
occurred
at
'
Wednesday
evening
Buyer
and
Mrs.
George
King
at
Mntered a t the .Ashland, O regon Poetofltlre aa Second C la w M all Matt««
boughs and the campers felt the.
Subacripttoa P*^oe, D elivered In City
l' iew a«h«ol hqhae. w i|h a ation and arrangem«»1 and
Parish House.
pi o « * 8 N«W H o te l -
One Month
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munity dftiaer aa the opening result WM most satisfactory, (or
Monday, May 2 4 — Frspeh Chib. thrill of the real pioneer ,n
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primitive preparations ISr r*h°W-
,tu re pf the even in gs pnter- the tables were lovely.
Mrs. W. M. Poley, hostess.
8,75
Six Months ..
The oldest darn represented
Breakfast
M
other
meut.
If
outlay,
May
24-—-W-
R-
C.
80-
7.50
One Year
was
that of XEE*. bx Mr». I<dta l-J i 4 ," « A' .UIMA. I
Which
all
enjoyed
Immensely,
At leant on« hundred were seat
trial. In the Park. Mrs. Jen
B a r a i B o n tés
8mith-
The we|«>niln| address P »A8LI» » l i t i ' t -
and
at
eight
o’piock
Thu
J
t
p’flock
Thursday
One Month —
at th« tahlee, which W«re to
nings and Mrs. Koch hostesaps-
, V I
Three Months
e been placed In the |chool was made by Millard Grubb, for
Monday, May 24.— Ashland Music morning, a i wended. thnir
Six Months _
unde, and Ufhlch groaned un- the Alumni. The roeponae waa
Study Club. 7:46-p. m. at Mies homeward.
One Year — ...
At this muntiui the iormpr
ihelf bqrdeu of triad chick- made by Wilbur Tt»<*«F. W Fldiht
Wallace's
Studio.
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Tuesday, May 25.— Alpha Em signed. nod R«ulah Huesey ss-
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broidery
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Mrs. Ernest Wallin and MM,. Kwa^.'pa Woh Troop of damn Of them, hnmoroa« la richest Clyd» Yuong, praeident-eleet of
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Mrs. H. C. Beebe appeared in
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Club.
At
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Room.
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Tw® daqghHnl luntiheons wer«
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•02 th Monday, May »4.— Moral Society. the group« W a d e * <hw J«» ìqj
coming
year were: - President,
A. C- Coy spoke, on the
Clyde
Young;
Vice-President,
High
teachura
with
t|»’
«pedal
lure «(. Hl* Community,’’ Mrs.
Library. 8:00 p. m-
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irei events, where ap
a«.adm
ission charge in m
or a Tuesday, May 25. — Delphian teachers, apd the other, the teach
’All futuriMhvdhts,
»admission
nee Home« C*riev «*▼* » Mrs. Addis, 8ecretar7-Treaanrer,
collection taken la Advertising."
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(rt address *«d E ra Kenneth Miss Etha Abbott.
Chapter Meeting. Civic Club ers of Hawthorne, which ale« «n
No discount will he allowed Religious or Benevolent Orders.
FolloWlpg banquet and busi
eluded
the
special
teachern
Williams told of her enjoyment
House.
Twp engagement« w«™ A#
Thursday, May 27.— Past Ma
her work *2 Bellview an<| hade nes« session, the evening was
nounced
at
this
tilde
and
the
well to the community aa Its spent In dancing.
trons’ Club. Mrs. B. p. Briggs,
HONESTY IN BUSINESS
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bride-elects were presented
incipal of the school, since she
hostess.
» « ♦ H ** w .
B u sin ess is a t h e a r t h o n est. In th e str e s s o f eam i*eti-
lovely
gifts.
Both
Miss
Alleen
M
ount
A
sh
la
n
d C hapter D . A . R .
1 make her home |n Medford.
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tion it is so m etim es fo rced in to p r a c tié es b o r d e r in g on Baby Cllpi?-—
t
Shepherd and Miss Esther John
Reeder who will oontlaiie as
•w
son
received
good
wishes
and
tok
Mount
Ashland
Chapter,
Daugh
*
the lin e o f r e p r e h e n silib ity , n o t o u t and ou t m isr e p r e se n ta
mary
teacher
waa
asked
to
The largest clinic j e t held oc
o( friendship from bpth
ters of the American Revolution
nd.
tion, but v e r y near- T h ese tw ilig h t zone p r a c tic e s are g o curred Thursday at last week at
groups.
met In regular seslon May SI.
«After
the
dishes
were
cleared
the
Clvie
Club
houeq.
ing, and g o in g b ecau se b u sin e ss its e lf th rou gh it s trad e
The date of the weddings have awey the P. T. -A. held is elec 192«, at th heme of Mra P. R-
Dr. V. S. Geary, «rotated by Dr-
a sso c ia tio n s is d o in g th e job .
Gordon MacCracken with the not been announced. Other friends tion resulting In Mrs. F. K Backua 199 Granite street, with
T h e D ep a rtm en t o f M an u factu rers o f the. N a tio n a l nurses of the County Health also add their good wishes for Janies S3 president; Mrs. Clapp, Mra. Harriet Chapin . Fielding
C ham ber rep orts th a t tw e n ty -n in e m a n u fa ctu rers o f Sheet Unit, conducted the examinations. prosperity throuh happy year Of Vice-President, and Mrs. Norma hostess, Mra. E. C. Gardner, ro
d a i chairman, assisted by Miss
eeder, Secretary-Treasurer.
Mrs. Letts Eaetburn and Mrs. uefulness.
steel h a v e d e c id ed to d isco n tin u e m a k in g sh e e ts u se d fo r
»
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Blanche Hicks.
H.
O.
Anderson
wrote
the
histor
»
Mrs.
Wolcott,
pf
Ashland,
akng.
roofing too lig h t in w e ig h t to r e sist e x p o su r e fo r a lo n g
After the beautiful patriotic
ies. Mrs. Channell and Mrs. C. Camp Fire Ceremonial—
As did Mrs. Edwin Dunn and
tim e.
W. Tilton uapd their cars in
Waxiyata . and Tula Hilusi Kenneth McWilliams. All -three ritual, in opening, the bnelneas
T h e c la y product« p eo p le m a k in g h o llo w tile s w ho, bringifig those examined to the
groups of Camp Fire Girls o ( gave much pleasure to the lieten* seealoa was held. Daring tkis. re
u nd er com jtetitive str e ss, h ad reduced w e ig h ts u n til th e clinic.
Junior High spent Friday after jpra and responded to the genor- ports were mhde, lettera and tele
W e <}<> a p p r e c ia te y o u r b u sin ess, and e v ery tim e
Mrs. Harris Dean and Mlsa Vlr noon on Carter Heights, where pua applause with which their grams were read telling of the
m aterial w as o f d o u b tfu l v a lu e, h a v e a g reed up on s ta n d
you com e in h ere w e tr y t o p ro v e th is by tlje
condition of . Mise Chamberlain
ginia W hittle were hoetesaea.
the impressive Ceremonial was «Oloa were greeted,
ard w e ig h ts a s a g u a r a n te e to th e consum er.
Palmer,
Had there been time to take held w|th its Council Fire and its 1: Superintendent G. A. .Briscoe, an A Mlsa Elisabeth
w ay w e s e r v e y o u . £
•'1
T h e m etal lath p e o p le h a v e ad op ted w e ig h t sta n d a r d s
care of more, others would have program In which the achieve if the Ashland schools, presented memlifrs of the Chapter. Mra. E.
V. Carter and Mra. i . P Dodge
a s a su b stitu te fo r g a u g e sta n d a rd s. U n d er th e o ld s y s been examined, (or there Is at ments of some of the order were
topic of "Free Text Books.” were to express to them the joy
tem , m a n u fa ctu rers co u ld red u ce th e w e ig h t b y e n la r g present a waiting Ust. some hav recognised.
a forceful address, speaking af-
felt In their improvement.
ing enrolled too late for. Thurs
After the Council Fire was
in g the m esh op en in gs.
maltiv|ply. Fdr the Negative,
-The invitation to’ Join with
day’s
clinic.
These
will
be
taken
laid,
the
Credo
waa
recited
and
P ap er m anufacturara are e lim in a tin g cu t w e ig h ts a n d
o said would have been glad to Medford in thè observance of
care of at the June meeting.
songs sung. Two glria took rank
sent the argument, had there
o i
short counts.
Flag Day (June 14) waa accept
Announcement is made that the as -Wood Gatherers; Hazel Dun
n anything to say.
T h is n e w p o lic y in each c a se w a s th e r e su lt o f v o lu n d istrict. oppa meeting will be can and Gladys H»mak«r. Honor
ed. A suggestion for a confer
Ashland, O regon
» The new teacher, Mrs. Bertha ence in Ashl&nq of Southern Ore-
ta r y action on th e p art o f trad e a s s o c ia tio n s th e m se lv e s, held June 4, a t the Civic Club beads, too, weto awarded.
Feaehey-Mciftnney, was Intro-
The coming visit of Miss
aud in th e w illin g n e ss o f th e b u sin e ss m an to jo in h is f e l house. All near Ashland are to
(Cbn(tah«d Op Rkfe ^ h r e e ),
Mced, although she la no strang-
lo w s in a n ew code o f e th ic s is aeep a d e e p -se a te d d esire remember the date which Is 1 Squlree, who will arrlv.e In Ash
■ ».mill 4 il i
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week from thia coming Friday.
land the 10th of June, remaining I *
to g e t rid o f th o se tra d e ou stom s w h ich h a v e s te a lth ily
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over the 12th, waa discussed and
fa ste n e d th e m se lv e s on to v a r io u s in d u strie s.
„.
plana made for her entertain
Picnic (or Mice Wsttenhargec
Miss Wattenbarger was com ment.
pltmented guest at a picnic sup
Other songs were sung and a
“ NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH”
per planned by the members of hike finished (he happy after
I t is h ard to d isp u te th a t th e b u y e r sh o u ld k now w h a t her Bunday school class, on Tuss noon.
During Miss Mali Carter’s ab
h e b u y s. I f h e w a n ts sk iiu m ilk , le t him h a v e it; h u t d o n ’t day evening last week.
The pleasant little ntlalr watt sence, Miss Fay Carv«r will act
le t u s call it w h ole m ilk or cream . P r e se r v e s p art ap p le
.an d p a rt stra w b erry m a y he a s a p p e tiz in g and a s w liple- given prior to Mlsa Watt«al>nrger with Miss Edna Goheen a« guard
leaving for Chicago where she will ians of these groups.*
som e a s preserve® m ad e w h o lly o f stra w b erry , h u t w e take up special pork at the Chi
On Saturday the
Ashland
w h o b u y o u g h t to k now w h at w e are p u ttin g in to our cago University during the sum guardians were in consultations
mer. 1,
‘
with three of the guardians of the
sto m a ch s.
Supper, of course, waa the lead Klamath Falls Camp Fire Groups
L a r g è ly th e F e d e r a l and S ta te G overn m en ts h a v e
b ro u g h t th is ab ou t a s to food . A d u lte r a tio n is n o t a tliiu g ing fentqra of the evening’s en in relation to the coming visit of
w h o lly o f th e p a st, but c e r ta in ly fa r le s s o f th é presen t. tertainment. but a group of girls Mlsa Squires.
may do a bit of visiting, too, and
Pictures were tken before the
W itn e ss th e d isa p p e a r a n c e o f th e jo k e ab ou t th e m ilk nierry voices and laughter rang girls wended their way homeward.
ouVdnring the supper hour,
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m a n ’s pum p.
’
R e c e n tly th e F e d e r a l T ra d e C om m ission h a s taken ’ A pretty gift from the members Camp F ire G irls’ P arty—
Ashland Hl Camp Fire Girls en
a lea d in w h a t seem s a fir st-r a te ta sk in s e e k in g to g e t of the class was presented Miss
Wattenbarger. befor« the group joyed a lawn party at the home of
th e retail fu rn itu re d e a ler s o f N ew Y ork to a g ree on d ef
wended its way homeward.
Froderika Brominer on the eve
in itio n s o f w h a t is a m a h o g a n y b u reau or a w aln u t tab le
Those present were: Mrs. Lar ning of Wedneoday, May 81.
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•
T h e su m m ing-up o f th e se p rop osed ru les is b r ief:
kin Deer. Mrs. Herbert 8peck.
Daring the early part of the
evening,
a
short
ceremonial
meet
Mrs.
R.
Y-
Frasleg
and
daughter.
“ F u rn itu re sh all he d e s ig n a te d b y th e n a m es o f the
p rin cip al w ood s u sed in th e e x p o se d su r fa c e s w hen the Mrs. Eva Jonsa, the Miasea Clara ing was held with eandies used
Tfie
Huck. Edith Pattersoa. Cora Instead of a connci| fire.
p iece is p laced fo r u s / . ’’
Mason Flora Green and the teach- girls received the guardians who
T h ere h a s been m uch o q tc ry a g a in s t g o v ern m en t in or. Mist Wattenbarger.
will take the places of Miss Mil
• • •
b u sin ess, b u t it sh o u ld lie rem em bered th a t th e m ost f o o t
dred Crain and Miss Beryl Jar-
mon during the summer months.
ed slo g a n w a s n ot, “ N o g o v e r n m e n t in b u s in e s s ,” hut A Really Truly Outing—
The party was In honor of Mtar
Terns
Kwah
X»
Wah
Camp
Fire
“ L e ss govern m en t in b o sin e sd .”
Jarmon who la the leader of the
Group,
with
the
guardian.
T h e w a y to lessen g o v ern m en t in b u sin e ss is for b u si
Helen Holtan had a really truly Wetommchlck group, «nd who
n e ss so to ruks its e lf th at g o v e r n m e n t n eed n o t in terfere ;
-WBMSRSW!
-5T-
will not neturn to aseume the
canning trip the past week-
a n d w hen th e F ed era l T rad e C o m m issio n g e ts an in d u stry
Gin Wednesday the Camp Fire leadership next («11.
After the ceremonial, the com
to agree on a rule, fa ir to d e a ler and c u sto m e r a lik e , it is Girls, with their guardians, old
plimented
guest was elected the
and new, marched out past the
d o in g a fine th in g.
Joy ranch to what ased to b, Queen of the May, and escorted
known aa Park street, luet be to her throne. She w*» present
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yond the old Normal. Here they ed with a silver berry «poon, a gift
T o the fa n n e r , a s w ell aa to th e b u s in e s s m an , cred it turnad southward, climbing the from all the High School Camp
fo r th e econ om ic p ro g ress uunh- by JSurojte is g iv e n by very roapectably ilaed foot hill Fire Girls.
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The remainder of the avenln^
B a sil M iles, A m erican A d m in istr a tiv e C om m ission er at back of it. uatt they found, ovor
was
spent
in
playing
a
number
aud
beyond
the
aammlt
a
splendid
th e P a ris h ead q u arters o f th e In ter n a tio n a l C ham ber oi
of games and 1» winding a May
camping place
C om m erce, in a rev iew o f w orld recon stru ction .
There eamp was made and sup- I pole.
" T lim v w lio re g a rd th e rich c r o p s w h ic h ( ‘e n tr a i B n r- per prepare(l !n truo oUt-0M oofs
Tapaneah I&itoriitf afid lights
.
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as «11
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e p e ha« ju«t g a r n e r ed ,” say« Mr. M ile«, “ w ill W onder a t atyle^ A)1 had brought hearty ap- were used In the beautiful dec
oration«
which
made
the
lawn
«
tli* a m a zin g resource« w h ich th e m an l»oniid to th e so il petltaa and did full jostle« to Ute
fairy land. Ice cream sandwich««
K e e r v e s in his sim ple and ru gged industr)' and in h is casnp tore. •
At the Council Fire, four girls wera served aa refreshments.
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it from the heart.
The Citizens Rank
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THE FAMILY
‘The Oldsnwbile Story”
Come and see how
«ufemolHles are made — from
the red hot bars of steel to the finished car, And visit
' by picture the oldest ati|oto«l»i|e factory in the world,
and the famous General Motors Proving Grounds.
Drawing Big Crowds wherever shown
Intensely Interesting Highly Instructive
TT
Everybody
; -m u te d eterm in a tio n to su r v iv e . Businetw lia s profited l|y.
th e c o u r a g e o f it« lead ers and b y th e en d u ran ce o f its rank ; .......«V
[ file. B u t when all is said and don e, m en m uni su r v iv e
o n ly by lalxir in in d u stry but a lso b y c u ltiv a tin g th e
’t* o f th e soil.
“ A gric u ltu r e in its w id est sen se is o f b a sic im p ortan ce
in d u s tr y a n d -th e in d u stria l ¡»osition o f m ore than one
it c o u n tr y to d a y is co n d itio n ed b y th e d e g ree of its self-
fic ien cy in fo o d stu ffs.
“ In p a r tic u la r , tin- good crop s w h ich m ost cou n tries
th e C o n tin e n t o f E u rop e h ave h a r v e ste d th is y ea r ure
and a b le ss in g to o ffse t in som e d egree th e w id e
o f th e la ck o f flo a tin g c a p ita l w h ich now op p resses
i in d u str y , a p r essu re w h ich is b ein g e x e rte d in
ip a sm a lle r area but w ith e v e n g r e a te r fo™®.’ ’
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FRENCH PASTRY
Jidda a touch o f e n jo y m en t to an y p a r ty or g a th e r
in g.
We have many kinds of French Pastry
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