bocal • Personal flotes From Hilt— Left for South— 1fr«. B. H. Coekran of Hilt wai Mrs. D. Seckett and dauchtea Delphlne. left last night for Dei- a business visitor io Ashland yes­ pufur. Ore., where they will visit terday. for two .weeks w ith . relatives. Week-end at McCloud— Parkers Crispettes are delicious Miss Velta Ackley spent the with Milk and Frnit Juices. week end at McCloud visiting her 203-tf parents, Mr. and Mrs. Q. P.-Ack­ ley. From Medford— W. C. Rice of Returned from S o u t h - Miss Lydia McCall returned business visitor ii from .California Sunday, where bread she spent the past two weeks, She Payne makes Cliff expects to return to her worh boards. the local Postoffice the first of Business Visitor— th e month. V. L. Applegate of Yoncalla, food and dairy inspector, ia a V isitin g S i s t e r - Dr. DeWalt, of the State Board business visitor in Ashland and stopped at the Columbia hotel. of Health Little Rock Arkansas, ia in Ashland visiting his alster, Mrs. K. M. Mellor at her h ope Cleaning renews the on Ashland street. garment. Paulaerud's. Business Visito«— ■ L. Scovell of Deaver, Co,.. spent yesterday in Ashland on Subordinate every Thursday. business, stopping at the Llthia Encampment, 1st and thd Tues­ Springs Hotel. days. Rebekahs. 2nd and 4 th Alarm clocks, $1.25 Tuesdays. 150-tf McNair Broa.. Social and dance M I. O, O. F. Hall Friday evening. May 28th, for Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and To M ed ford - Mr. and Mrs. F. Taylor invited friends. Come and in­ yesterday in Medford on joy what may be the last bf the ness. season, before hot weather conies t o stay. Committee. Free movie— 7 reels of enter­ tainment. Thrilling— to see an au­ Goes to Klamath— tomobile literally flying through Chief of Police McNabb left the air. Bring the family to see Visitors in M e d fo rd - thia morning for Klamath Falls how fine automobiles are made. Mrs. Dobbin Irwin and Mrs. Fishing at Diamond Lake .. where he has been called as a H. C. Stock spent yesterday at "The Oldsmobile Story.” Every­ Frances Stein, spent yesterday in witness in a criminal case now Diamond Lake fishing. body welcome. Park Oarage. H. Medford on business. being investigated by the Klam­ D. McNair, Winburn Way. Open ath grand Jury. Air. 224-2t Have a Fitch Dandruff Remover Moved to M e d fo rd - Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nugents mov. Shampoo at The Vanity Beauty Get your window ed to Medford today. Shoppe, McGee's Store. 198-tl Here From Eugene B and screen doors at Jordi Mrs. Evelyn Caldwell of E u­ 194tf. Cabinet Works. Unerwent Operation— gene la spending a few day* vis­ From Jacksonville— Mildred Tbmpkfns was operated Fred Fick of Jacksohville was iting in Ashland. learn Everybody should on at the Community hospital a business visitor in Ashland to­ swim ut the Ashland Monday morning. She is reported Gifts for the college gradu day. as resting well. ate— Elharts. Moved Try pur 59o Marchants* Lunch. Mrs. Cayla Myers and chlld- Every day from 11 to 2 at The Unloading Car Heavy Timbers • ren have moved from the Lotus The Ashland Lumber company Plain Confectionery. 162-tf Rooms to 129 Bush street, were unloading a car of heavy From Grants Pass — Mrs. McMurray of Grunts Pass SpeMal Meeting of School Board— timbers for the new Hawthorne A special meeting of the school building yesterday, some is visiting Mrs. McQuliken at her H. P. Nye of Talent spent School Board was held last night, of the pieces being 36 and 38 feet home on Ashland street. terday in Ashland. , , . the purpose of which was to pay long. Scientific Facial Treatments— the bills for closing up of the Whitman's Candies.— .McNair Left For E a s t - year’s work. Llthia Hotel Beauty Parlor. Mrs. Agnes Clapp and daugh­ 207-tf Madden solle protected tlrea. ter, Velma, left for the East last Stopped la Ashland— night by the Southern route. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoppia of They will visit Mrs. Clapp’s Mr. and Mrs. George W. 1 Portland spent yesterday in Ash­ Left for Portland— mother. Mr#. Moore, in Penna- man of Loa Angeles, who h Mr^. NdhJer, (wiho has been cala, Florida, returning by way land visiting Mrs. Ruth L. Reed. been guests of the Hotel < visiting Mrs. GUI on Scenic Drive, of Camada. They expect to ha gon for the past week, have n Free Movies — 7 reels of en­ left on the Shasta this morning gonel a year visiting in the large tertainment. Dad! Bring the fam­ ed to 171 Granite street. *1 for Portland to visit friends be­ cities in the E ast ily Tuesday night and see how,fine are thinking of locating here. fore returning to her home in automobiles are made. Interesting Oakland. Transient Fined— j What better gift; what and entertaining. Park Garage. George McMillan, a transclent, time? Your photograph. H. D. McNair. Open air. Winburn Hot sulphur tub baths, da was fined $6 in police court to­ Studio Ashland. Way. #24-2t or night, Jackson Hot Springs. day after pleading guilty to a From ML Shasta City— From Grants R a .» - John Churchman of ML Shasta J. W. Frasier was a business City spent Sunday in Ashland vis­ visitor in Ashland from Grahts iting U s ■ mother, Mrs. Elsie P u s today. CbUMBhUn. TODAY We aell ealta. Tailored and ready-to-wear. Paul*ernd’s.l23-tf Stopped In Ashland ■ ■ Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hatcher of Lynchburg, Va., and Mr. and Mrs. <5. A. DUlin, of Monukpn, Va., stopped in Ashland yester­ day. They made the tour by the Northern route and will return i«y the South. Crown Milla Flour— Best made. $2.20 per sack. Ashland F. A Pro. Aas’c. 210-10 Left to r Sooth— Misa Florence Noltimler left l u t evening for San Francisco. DON’T OVERLOOK THIS Foley A Co., 2885 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, values ao highly the medicinal qualities of Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, that they guarantee them to give satisfaction or mon­ ey refunded. Richard Blerly, 861 E. Washington SL, Indianapolis, relying on this guarantee, took Foley Pills, and writes: "Just taking one package convinced mie. Anybody seeking relief from kidney and bladder disord­ ers will be helped by Foley Pills.’* Constantly used over 25 years. Food for men and wom­ en alike. Ask for Foley Pills. Sold everywhere— No. 1. charge of drunkenness. He was picked up Uy the police yesterday and spent the night in Jail. He paid his fins and left the city. - HART UNIVERSAL Electric Rangt makes summer work eas­ Visiting Brother— Archie Miller of San Jose, Cali­ fornia, Is an Ashland visitor at the homo of his brother, J. V. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph. Jennings. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Dunford and Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Murphy, spent the week-end at the Lake of the Woods. LEEDOM’S American Hammered Rings McQuay-Norris Pistons, Pins and Bearings Axles Timken Bearings New Departure Bearings ««cardad ia haart and itriS in q sc— — ¿a fact m t« -» » • * * * lawsaaa. pulte* . Where You Buy- four ford . 60 in. Heavy Linen Damask, Yd. $1.00 Sold Regular $1.25 Yard 16x32 Fine Huck Towels, Each 17c • • Sold Regular 20c Each 81 in. Wearwell Sheeting, Yard 59c Sold Regular 69c Yard WASHED RUGS mean a cleaner, healthier, home. W hether small or large, your rugs should be wash­ ed frequently. Many housewives send their rugs, blankets, quilts, pillows and comforters to us regularly for washing. 16 in. Pure Linen Crash Toweling Yard 17c Ladies Gôwns Combinations, $1.00 Values to $2,75 on Silk Vests, Each 89c Sold Regular $1,19 Phone 165 and we will call for yours uLet No Grave Go Und eco rated” ASHLAND LAUNDRY CO We will have a complete line of flowers for the re jnembrance of those who 31 W ater Street FOR MEMORIAL DAY “ IN SPIR IT ARE STILL W ITH YOU’’ ASHLAND FLOWER SHOP L ithia Springs Hotel PHONE 148 Silent Timing Gears Trixie Brand I Silent Chains Ashland Electric SUDDEN SERVICE POK EVERY CAR Phone 104 346 E. Main Street House and Street DRESSES END OF THE MONTH COAT CLEARANCE They are the latest arrivals. , i '• 1 (’ J ' Made of English Prints, crash ginghams and novelties. All colors, all sizes. Some with Peter Pan collars. .Some with velvet ties. Others hand-em­ broidered effects. SIZES 16 TO 52 PRICED HUMMINGBIRD 1-4 to 1-2 less on all but the. new staple tailored coats. Fordsoo * It DOES Make a Difference Sold Regular 59c . * THE FORD OARAGE Lincoln 22x44 Heavy Bath Towels, 45c Valves Clutch Pacings Claycomb Motor Co. P " Sold Regular $1.69 BROS Week-End at Lake o f the W o o d s - GOAT tir « V * » „ -•-J for