A shland futur «nnrac
' Returned from Ooaad»—
Visiting te Ashland —
Stopped In Ashland—
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Mrs. Gorham and Mra Gay
Miy. R ob *t W. F
Canada laat evening, w htra.ahe daughter, Miss Gram H
of Los Jacobs of Portland arrtred m Ash­
apent the past month visiting her Altos, California, former residents land Saturday to spend a week
sister, Mrs. C. R. Bllaaon.
of. Ashland, a t* visitise la Aatat visiting Mrs. Mark Smith.
land and are guasta of the Li thia
|Yom Klamath FaUa-w.
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, Mr. and t Mra, W. t). Smith of
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daughter, Audrey, left Saturday
Klamath Ffill» qpent the week-end ftrft for Nebraska—
Washington — Tearing down a
in Ashland as the „guests of Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Clift left gvening for San Franclsctv on a
3k C. Harbord, of Saa.,Fran­ Margaret Applegate.
th o st’a "hn’nt” and checking the
8unday jnornlng for Nebraska, by vacation trip.
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cisco, a'color artist-of the Ameri­
ghost out Into the cold seems like
Wag of. the coast. They will visit
la mean trick.
can Chnalng Company, la visit­
Try our 60c Merchants* Lunch, for six monthB with relatives.
Born—
ing Iris young son, Cecil Harbord, ftvory day from 11 tw ¿ a t Tile
Nevertheless that’s What the
Word was received this morning
fit the'hom e of Mr. and Mrs. J. Plata CtriftoÂiooorÿ. ”
112-tf fteitlng ht Ashland—
-of the birth of a six pound bsbv government’s talking about .doing
ft. Robertson, on lower Almond
Mrs. Lulu Cheever, of Blkton, girl Ato; Mrs. J, H. Doran of Eu­ Ito one of the best known "haunts’’
street. He also Is visiting Mr. and Working in Twentieth Century— O r e g o n ^ visiting in Ashland for gene, June 28,
in Washington — the old house at
Mrs. Jack Farmer, of Valley View.
Marshall Barber, who'is employ­
25 'First street. Northeast, close
with Mr. and Miu, LÍ
ed In the Twentieth Century store
Roberts.
Visited in A s h la n d -
to the Capitol, where the National
Moths will not find a place to No. 65 in Medford, is working la
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Burnett and I Woman’s Party has had* Its head­
stay if clothes are cleaned before ihe Twentieth Century in* Ash­ From Klamath Fails—
daughter, Grace Josephine, of Eu­ quarters for the last half dosen
patting away. Ashland Cleaners land tod'ay for Horace Green, who • Mrs. Amie Weedon of Klamath gene. spent yesterday in Ashland years.
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and Dyers, 25 First street. 261-tf .Iff visiting In Portland. Mr, Bar­ Falls spent the fourth in Ashland visiting MrS.‘ Burnett's slater, Mrs.
The government wants tho, site
ber has been spending his vaca­ ylsitfng rilstivds.
George Dunn. They also visited Lfor a new Supreme Court build­
Returned from T rip —
tion In Alameda and returnedlast
Mr*. Elsie Churchman?
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Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hooper, evening. - He will continue his Stopped lu Ashland—
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Major
Henry
Wlrs’s ghost’s
V. R. Hooper, Mr. and Mrs. Dale work in Medford tomorrow.
’ Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Espy, of From Yreka—
prior
claim
doesn’t
appear to en­
Gulley and family of Roseburg,
Los Angeles, stopped In Ashland
Misses Mayme. and Rowena ter into the government’s calcula­
returned Sunday evening from a H<*n* for eeMbretioa—
at the Hotel Ashland enroute to Apleman. and Jimmie Gilson, of tions at all.
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H. Jefferies, | prohibition weeks vacation trip. They visit­
Lea Hoover, - Coley Colombero, Portland. ■ '
ftek a , spent yesterday |n Ash-
»m eat w^iewr, was a vititor ed Diamond Lake, where they en- and Jerry * Browp, of Klamath
I Major Wlrts was superintend­
oefty thia morning. He was oyed the fishing, then on to the J Falls. spent the fojurtb in Ashland.
ent of Andersonville* prisen, where
pan led by Mrs. Jefferies. lorth 'fork of the Umpqua, and They w ete giieajs of the Columbia
B|ppped in A shland—
Union prisoners were kept, in the
»fferteff*has bc-ep engaged In returned by way of Cratqr Lake.
' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawke and south, during the Civil War.
VMt U Oregon for the Mr. and Mrs. Gulley and family
.0 , E. McCulloch, of River-
The horrors of Andersonville
en /y ea fif/b atteg qprred ae returned to their home in Rose­
de,
California, spent yesterdty were a by-word of the period and
I* agent for Multnomah burg, Monday evening.
la Ashland and wire guests of for long afterward. The« captives
'daring the old days before
the Hotel Oregon last evening. died there like files. Wirt was
Get yonr window screens and
screen doors at Jordan Sash and
held np as an arch-fiend. Who
Cabinet Works.
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Guests of Mr. npd Mrs. H. L.
knows now? Was- he as Wack as.
Hansen—
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be was painted? Or had ife ex­
Home from Haw aii— ’
L .-Dr.„and Mrs. G. fe. Watts, chll- cuses to offer, which, lq 'the state
1 «Yen and Mrs, W atts’ mother of of feeling at the tid e, weren’t
/a n d Mre. Gerald B. Gaater * Mrs. Eunice Kibler arrlve'd in
£prtland, spent the week end In recognised?
ou. Jaek, M r. and Mrs. Brie. 'Ashland a few, days ago from
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Ashland as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Areh’ aud J. O. Rigg, spent Hawaii, where she has been teach,
From
McCloud—
Aepk-eed nt Diamond Lake lag the past year, tb spend the
K H. Hansen of the Hotel Ash­
J. F. Frlaelle of McCloud, Cal. land. Mr. Watte Is also owner of
J*
<’"'*** summer at the borne of her par­
spent the week-end in Ashland.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron An­ Trip to Labe o f. the Wood»—
the Beaverton Scenic Studio, of
Mrs.
Channell,
Miss
Marjorie
drews, Fairview street.
Beverton, Oregon and Interested
'dable, and a group of Normal To Crater lobe» .
(n the moving picture industry.
Studente. apen« thé week end -st
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Doremua, He was very pleased with the val­
Fried chicken Covered Wi
the
Lake
of
the
Woods.
spent
Sunday. In Klamath Falla ley and may become Interested
Phoenix, Ore. '
25C-1
visiting
their daughter. Mrs. R, In the local scenery. Mrs. Watts
M, B. Howard of Paaa-
Fyon. H ilt—
D.
Dussard.
Thhy made a trip to is a prominent club woman of
plaiting
te
Aslilnud—
C a B fè rn te .te jn Ashlaadi
Mr. and Mra. Bd Gowland of I ' Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Martines Grater Lake yesterday.
g l)er sister, Mriv Olivo
Portland. They returned to their
Klamath Falla ace vlaltlng at the *nd family of Hilt, spent the day
home after enjoying the celebra­
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.home of Mr. and Mra. E. E, Mil­ In Asijlasd.
ler
of
Church
street.
Tpblc. * | I . p — McNair
Returned from Ptrflswfl
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Mr. and Mra. H. L. Claycomb
Madden retreads Gres.
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returned from Portland) Satur­
day evening,' where th ly spent
. ¿«tana- ,.9rae and Miss Vlehinff C. O. Weds Family— -
several days on business.
Mrs.
Jacobs
of
Hillsboro,
Oro-
of ftogoburg. Miào
3Mrk. of Myrtle Point, Miss •on, is spending two weeks la
ftmn My^n. of ^Hamath Ashland at tho homo of Mr. and
Mgry Martha Sweeney, of Mrs, C. O. Wells, on Oak street.
B oth Mireo* ot Mrs. Jacobs is tho mother of Mrs.
yMlif DHdya a Aadyrson. Walla. They all etyoet to return to
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VH» Hillsboro the middle o( the month.
Oom Solvent
Ä<4fcraz in 3tnhtand and
•Îln ir< k > < fta NOrmnl: - Returned from Trip
Wr. and
Kira.
. LBGIOff TO MHBT
Spatial »eeU ag
MW ffniM?-
van Loglon Post will ho hold to-
Might *t tho Armory. The maet-
They Weren’t recognised, nA any ing is called for, 8 o’clock, and
rate. .
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. Commanded Enders urges all mom
Wfrts Was caught When (he con- bon to attond.
fqderady fell. They hanged him in
the side garden of that house at
Fuller’« Bet Water
26 Firef street, northeast. ’ .
Kalsomine
The building was la use as ,a
military prison at the time."
White prisoners were kept In
the upper roojns. Colored spies
were loeked in the vaulted brick
cellar underneath.
Wlrs was not the only one put
to death, hut ho was by far the
moat famous. Mostly they died
facing firing squads. Ho died by
tho nooae, not like a soldier, but
W in not rub o H 'o r scale. ;-
Comes in a ll colon as w ell as
r " .
white
J. 0 . Rigg
Paints, Varnishes and .
z Wall Paper
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Phone 172
The Quality Store
Delightful New
l/oi/e
Dresses
For Hot Summer Days
pErS
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$5,98
These new models fashioned of the
favored summer fabrics in the col­
ors and designs that lend them un-
common distinction at this low price
NEW
SMOCK
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/.'Priced Each
25c
Made of fast color lintire in all the new and wanted
colors—Sizes to 44.
Frank Berwick
^re^ C ara Bolveat. U a -r dwtf daughters, Lucile, and Mary-
beHe. returned from a trip to Yel.
loMsWne Park, «git Lake City
and Ban Francisco. . They were
UNIVERSAL
STOCK REDUCTION
ELECTRIC
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Mr. hhd Mra. C. A. Richards of
Rlrk, Klamath county, and N. A.
Richarde of Biho. Nevada, pre
viattlng thalr mother. Mra. Anna
itlcharda and their atetar, Mra.
George W. McNabb, for a few
day*.
’ We apeeialtee in 60a
Aahland Cafe.
L vft fo r Ckiraffo—
. Mr. and Mfs. William Kây, who
have been vlaltlng for a few daya
with'Mr. and Mra. Dan Kay, left
laet evening tor their bom« in
Chicago by way pf Seattle. They
were favorably lmpreeaed with the
ffpnntry-
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RANGES
of dry goods and the closing out of
We have jhst placed on
.display a new shipment of
these famoup ranges with
-the new Stainless Steel
lOvsn.
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many lines of staple dry goods will
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be the business drawing feature this
JGddies Khaki, Blue Denim or
Hickory Stripe
week at
OUI and floe Them!
Play Suits
Ashland Electric
Supply
aaaaaaa i azfflH i
~; Wednesday Special
Ladies Lingette Slips
Big Color Assortment of
Wednesday Special
$1.25
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Ladies Silk Hose
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95c
Ladies English Print House Dresses and Porch
A n d AU Is W eU
Mrs.
Dexter Pattenoa
and
chndrea Of Mbrlfitaa. California,
afre vtelting In Ashland with Mr.
and Mra. Byìvenlet Patterson.
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THE DUDS
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That were soiled torn or burned
can readily be replaced at
HaiMhffasOnR
Frocks, Values to $2.98.
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
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MILLER’S TOGGERY
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Light or Dark colors. Yard Wide,’
z Fast Color«.
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19c
Regular $1.98 grade
Mr. and Mrs. Whiteman and
daughter, Leela, and Mr. and Mra,
A . H. Soukan »f Medford apeat
Imeterdny in Aaklebd.
Aahland NaUteMnm’a motto te
Cteanlteeae and Fnflty.* Visit ns.
All Percales
75c
346 E. Main Street
F r e a M e d fo r d -
Mtaa Margaret Hargua returned
to her home I s Klamath Falls
after ev a d in g t v s weeks visit­
ing her sen t, Mra. Bmil Pell.
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Sizes 1 to-14 years-1'
'; Oarnett’a cafeteria, »2 North
Main.
24t-X-ms
T he Fountain Confectionery
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SHOP EARLY WEDNESDAY AND SAVE AT
New Jap Parasol«
Tom Thumb Type
$1.69
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