t
bocal i Personal flotes
Her«« from Portland—
Fred B. Hasel tine of Portland!
of the McCormick Steamship
Line, stopped in Ashland last eve­
ning at the Hotel Ashland enroute
to Los Angelas.
Stopped In Ashland—
Dr. and Mrs. T . E. Ferrili of
ODD FELLOW ACTnTIIBli - Jltyll Leave for South— •
Portland, cousins of Mrs. ’ J. L.
’ Watch thia, apace every day.*
Harry Richie will leave thia
Smith, stopped in Ashland last
evening for Stockton and Oakland
Regular Meetings
evening enroute to Modesto, Cal­
Subordinate every Thursday, . to spend two weeks vacation.
ifornia, where they were called by
Bnoampment, 1st and 3rd Tuee-
the illness of Mrs. Ferrili'! fa­
The Fountain, 15 E. Main. Try
daya. Rebekahs, 2nd and 4th
ther.
Tuesday!. ‘ ‘
UO-tf tour special on Ice cream sodas.
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From Butte Fall»—
From Taleut—
Mrs. Mattie O. Carson of Butte
Oet your window screens and
Tom Lamb of Talent spent *the
Falls
Is a visitor in Ashland stop­
screen doors at Jordan 8ash and
day in Ashland on business.
Cabinet Works. -
254-tf ping at the Columbia Hotel.
Music—Music— Elhart’a.
Here Today—
Paulsernd’s Suits look bettor,
H. O. Robison of Kirk, Oregon,
last longer.
260— tl spent the day in Ashland visiting
Mrs. Robison and their daughter.
Visiting lu Ashland—
Miss Corrine Robison.
.
». Ronald Gould of Oakland,. is
visiting in Ashland for a few days
Try onr 50c Merchants* Lunch.
sal the guest of -Dr. and Mrs. Every day from 11 to 2 at The
Plaza ConfecUonwx,
162-tf
Cliff
doors.
French
Garnett’s Cafeteria, 93 North
242-1-mo
* Have a Fitch Dandruff Remover Here from Salem —
Shampoo at The Vanity Beauty
Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Findley of
Shoppe, McGee’s Store. , 198-tt Salem, were in the city yesterday
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John
Trip to Crater, Take
B. Hair, Mrs. Findley is a slater of
. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Good, Mrs. Mr. Hair. Both have many friends
Harold Merrill and M. J. Aschlm. In thia section.
made a trip to Crater Lake and
Williamson River yesterday.
. Fried chicken Covered Wagon,
Moths will not find a place to
Phoenix. Ore.
Í66-1 mo.» stay if clothes are cleaned before
putting away. Ashland Cleaners
, Don’t tall to hear Tilly’s Or­ and Dyers, 35 First street. 251-tf
iental Gardens orchestra at The
Rose Tuesday, July 13th, at 8 p. Mopping in Camp Ground—
)n-. preceding the dance at Llthla
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Weber and
Pavilion?
284-1 children, fonder residents of Ash­
land, of San Jose, are stopping In
the camp ground enroute to Port­
- L. C. Dunn took hit two daugh­ land.
ters. Mildred and Betty Jean, to
Oerber on a abort pleasure trip
Harper Method Scalp Treat­
over the week-end, celebrating ments,
Curling, Marcelling
little Batty Joan’s second blrth- Bobbins, by appointment only.
Phone 217J, Mrs. Audrey Trobee.
199 Emerick-Street, opposite High
We specialise in SOe lunches— School. —
260-1 mo
Aland Cato.
242-1 mo
Returned to Dunsmuir«—
Miss Dorothy Kellogg left this
morning for her home in Duns­
m uir,. after spending a week In
Ashland., , •
'
Called to Kansas —
Charles Roberson of Enders De­
partment Store, deft this morning
for Kansas, where he was called
by the illness of hla mother.
From Medford—
E. G. Roberta"of Medford spent
yesterday In Ashland visiting his
sister, Mrs. Lulu Van Wegen.
Left for Berkeley—
Mrs. Bertha L. Denton and son,
Nixon, left this morning for Berk­
eley, where Mrs. Denton will take
a special course at the University
of California.
Mountaineer» Club—
The Mountaineers Club, consist­
ing of the employees and their
families of the Western Auto Sup­
ply Co.'s of .Roseburg, ” Grants
Paas, Medford, Klamath Falls and
Ashland, had a picnic In the Park
yesterday. The guest of honor
was Pat Patience and family of
Oakland, district field superin-.
With a mere 101 degrade, Ash­
land was one of *the coolest
points in Southern Oregon 8atur-{
day. It was hot enough, to- be
sure,, but it was nothing like
j
was in other poi^A of.the state, ,
Portland shatterMr all heat ree- (
ords for more than a half a oea» ,
tury when the mercury there rose
V> nearly 104 degrees.
t '
The highest temperature record»; .
ed here yesterday, by Federal; ’
Weather Observer Louis Dodge 1
was 98 degrees, while the foro- j
cast for today is for leas than !•«,
degrees.
‘
cape injuries
In Auto Smashup
Two boys and two girls escaped
with slight cuts and bruises last
n ig h f when a car driven by Clif­
ton Garnett went over the grade
on the highway near the overhead
crossing. A locked steering wheat
Is reported to have caused the
ncldent.
*TPOR RENT— Furnished house
on Laurel St. Enquire 222. Har-
gadine, or phone 263-L.
284-tf
FOR SALE—Crab Applea. Beat
In tobvn, 3 and 'one-half cents per
lb. 715 N: Main.
264-t*
Closing Out Sale
of Used Cars
Will consider any saleable* merchandise in trade. A
wonderful opportunity to get a car at your own
price.
*
■,, •
,
Binder Twine aad Greta Sacks
P eil’s Comer
TIC THEATER BEAUTIFUL
Today — Tomorrow — Wednesday
Mr. and Mra. W tiKeä Roberta,
Mlaa Betty Qulggle¿ Mis* Abbie
tbea« sad at any of the periods. >
».and Him
There aredevotioqals o a Friday e
aad for these ministers of the city .
are asked to leid .
"
There havo heeg number of In­
teresting entertainments at as­
sembly already and It in sp e c te d
there will he many ’ nftre. An­
nouncement w ill ba made
that
others who wish to do so may oh-.
Joy then« treats with the N<»mal
.Wonderful Comfort
students.
« # »
Entertained at Planer ■
: President and Hrs. 3: A.
Churchill entertained
a tow
Hotól — ‘Open Evenings
friends at dinner at alx-thfoy
o ’clock, Friday evening.
■
; Covers were laid -for the fol- -
lowing gueats: Hr. and -Mrs.
Fhller. Hr. aa<t:iflto. O. B.’ P ell ”
and Miss Marie Churchill r** »tok
Juat arrived from Portland to
spend the vacation at the home of
her parents.
(
A centerpiece of dainty flowers
In the psstel shades of pale pink,
blue and pale yellow arranged In
a bowl of blue, with the nat Mr-
kets la palest yellow aad pink -
prefer the First Nation­
gave a delicate touch of color to
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BALLOON TREADS FOR YOUR
FEET
Grepe Soles Moccasin Toe Shoe
Men of Affairs
al for the prestige it
gives them, as well as
for the protection and
service-
LOCKS
Affiliate with ns in large or small matters.
NATIONAL
Hardware
LITfflA PAVILION
TUESDAY; JULY 1,
MUSK BY
Tillle's Famous
Entertaining Orchestra
PARTICULAR
PEOPLE USE
FRANKLIN
OF PORTLAND
Special Added Attractions
Al, Pesses and V. Tillotson Singing Entertainers.
Myrtle Duffy and Aley Powell in beautiful and thril
ling Exhibition Dancing.
i
Admission 10c and 10c a dance or 11.10 for entire
Evening.
. . .
;
Under D inette* of Uthians
BREAD
Because it is made in one
pf the cleanest shops in
Oregon and of the best of
materials.
Franklin
Bakery
A HOME RUN
With Every Pair of Our Speedy Shoes
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
-P esky Flies
No doubt of their death
when yon use
thia Springs
Pharmacy
BANK
ASHLAND, OREGON i
Destroy Those
Just the thing for Summer Weather.
Economical — Safe — Dependable •
«eerlpthta Druggist
satisfying melodrama and delight
to meet her during her vacation.
»H E
•
KINDS
nShoo Fly”
Horses” in this picture are dangerous coral
guard the entrance into Panda harbor, East
i «tiled because of their peculiar formation.
To Hyatt P r a k f
.'
“^ Ì a l T a t o ^ w h Ì ^ u h Ì
! Thirty people of Ashland and
vicinity had a picnic at Hyatt arrival wee meattonad. to e Latta to tito Oraffaa O wn * Sqtordaybv
Prairie Dam yesterday «and oa» teacher in FrankHa Htffh la Part« Everett Aeklla.
They report > very tatereattoc
Joyed -the swlounlaji .and boat- H *4. Hhr frleada Ja A e rail«!
Left for North—
Mrs. R. W. Prosser, formerly of
Ashland, left thia morning for
Roseburg and Portland to spend n
week before returning to her
home In the south. Mrs. Prosser
spent a wee kin Ashland visiting
former friends, and was a guest
of the Llthla Springs hotel.
Leave for Montana—
F. P. Cross, who has lived in
Ashland (he past seven years for
hla health, has told his ranch
Left for South—
Mr. aad Mra. Henry Reid and south of Ashland to Harold E.
Hines and will leave soon for Work* ng In Darling» A rt Shop-
Miss Dorothy Reid left thle morn­
Montana,
where he formerly lived.
Mrs. Cadzow has taken a p
ing for Oakland and 8tockton,
altlon
In the Darling Art Shop.
California, to spend a two weeks
Life-Like
Likenesses,
Studio
vacation vjelttng relatives and
Ashland on The Pinza.
'friends.
-—
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isaac have
Will Leave for Klamath Ffclle— been spending a few days in Port­
Pat Patience and family will land. They expect to return to­
Newcomb for wood. Phone 631.
go to Klamath tomorrow and will morrow.
Now la-Ashland, all kinds of
leave from there Wednesday for
mlllwood at 196 Water street.
their home in Oakland. Mr. Pa­
Just below the mill. Special prices
Mr. and Mra. H. L. Rayle Visit—
tience la district field superintend­
now on 5 load lota, direct from
Mr. end Mrs. H. L. Sayle are
ent of the Western Auto Supply
the mills at Medford. Mr. and Mrs.
visiting In Ashland for About a
3. A. Baker la ckarge. 264-1-mo.* Co. of the Oakland district.
week, returning from an extended
trip through the east. They spent
W. C. T. U. Meeting
fom etlme In MV. Sayles old home
The W. C. T. U. will meet Tues­
town, Chetek, Wisconsin, renew­
day, 2:30, p. m. nt the home of
ing old acquaintances. Mr. Sayle
Mra. Will Davis on Allison St. The
had not been home for 44 yearn.
Mra. W. B. Jackson has purch­ County President. Mrs. 8. L. Leon­
They returned over the Canadian
ased a tract of the Carter Land ard, of Medfbrd, will be present.
Pacific and report a very fine trip.
Co. on East Main street highway, All are cordially Invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Sayles are on their
and to constrncting a residence
way
to California, where they ex­
preparatory to liecoming a resi­ stopped 1 b Ashland— '
pect" to locate. Mr. Sayle waa the
R.
L4nd|
and
daughter,
stopped
dent of Aqhlaad. Mra. Jackson
comes from Klamath Falls and In Ashland a» th* guests of the former proprietor of the East Bide
Grocery.
her throe sons, Charlie, Jack and Hotel Ashland lest evening. Mr.
Looter D< Sbaaer ere here, from Linde has a Whaling station la
Klamath Falla engaged In the Northern Alaska and this to hit
construction of the home for their first trip Inland for eighteen
mother.
years. They are enroute to Los
The Animal’s Friend
Angeles, where Mr. Linde wishes
Keep
Fllha and other insects
* If yon ere looking for a health to establish a market for seal
-ballder, spend fifteen minutes a skins. He Just recently purchas­ off your cows. Half-eent’s worth
saves three
quarts of milk.
day in the water of the Ashland ed two large salting vessels for Has been need by the beat dairy
Mat.
that purpose.
men since 1885. Big shipment
Just in.
Corona Portable Typewriters—
Warm Saturday? % Fruit Damaged by
Not a B it Of It
Heavy Hail Storm
Phone 11«
WICK FVRrarURE c o
TO OUR
DURING JULY