F IE D A n s
Lanare Gjv«m U e t
To those prtvflsked to hear the
lecture on Art g«en at assembly
Th-urtday last, at the Normal
schodl, it wkk a rare treat and
well worth the' eaftbst' attention
and enthusiastic praise given.
(Continued From 'Page Twb)
month or more, l-2t
Stanley G. Breneier, teacher in
The metaheri 'd frt8e Herbert
md -the membership was glad lii": family, honoring fhelr visitor«! the Ashland School' of Art and
head of the Art Department In
Ised to greet h ef add to' enJOythe lUf. dnd Mrs. Stanley Herbert add
Junior and Senior High school» in
oclir houi^wltb W as well
H«d. eajoyed a family piente
Saint Marie, California, spoke to
i FOR BSVV—Private garas
ó tíear the interesting mesta»« l dinger out on.Wagner creak Sun.
the assembled', students of the
Georgia Coffee. TidBigw Office
ioncerriing thè cotínty work.
; day, after chureh.
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Normal,
his general theme being
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rtY B Ic tó s
At the close*of the pleasant af-
Tho*P present were: Mr. and |A r t.
FOB RENT: — Ona 2-room
ernoon, the hostess served dainty Mrs. A. W. Herbert, Mr. and Mrs.
apartment with garage. Cldee in.
After a happy introduction, {he
refreshments.*
’ Ralph Billings and John Bi Ui »gl
COS Boulevard.*
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L splendid address, with his topic
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R
.N
.
Chaney
a*
The meetings of the W. Ç. T.
t forcefully presented, followed.
. FOB RENT; — Two room
(J. arejisaallÿ held at thé library, Clifford, W, m ; Herbert, RaMM
“Art Is a quality, not a thfng.
house keeping apartment. 14» B.
but occasionally these enjoyable and Mary Herbert and the Com»»^ said the speaker. ’’It Is not rele­
Main.
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gffairs vary the regular proced­ mentetf guests, Mt. ana Mrs. gated to the select few— called
ure and they are held In tho Stanley R e t b e r t * h o t i artiste, bdt Is the highest expres­
arrival from F u r n»T A ff tf £ a
homes of the members. '
sion used by any one in any f i e »
California
was chronicled Aecdhti
' Unless otherwise notified, the
of endeavor.”
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announcement is made for the ly and who a n spending: aoUS ■ "It is the quality that is exhtb-
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regular meetings in the library on time In the happy visit With rolikt Red-between a worker and his
D B > . P. c m œ o L M
the second and fourth Tuesdays three ahd friends and for w h '
FOB
material.
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Bradante
many pleasant plan* Sr« being!
o f each month.
RlMOMlllO*
fna and
“Aft
Is
a
natural
expression of
t m Oak W.
made.
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kF month or v k. Can IIP.
man’s desire to create, and la use­
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House Guests and Hoste Hava
139—$f
DB. CHARLE« A. " » * « —
ful and practical as well as beau­
Item
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not a m
man-made
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£ ln‘ that can be
into con-
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Billings
terest to the girl friends o f Mlis
sclousness but a God- given tal­
Mease Phone 154-L have had a group of friends as
FOB «A L B —One of the best
bouse guests for the past week Helen -Chaney, that she
Office
hónre,
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to
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ent that must be developed by
resident lots on the Boulevard.
and during that tljpe, they, with elected from the Girls’ Reserve nf study and application.
11800.
Would consider good to I P . M.; 7 te » evenings. —
guests and other friends spent a the Eugene High echdor to attend
“Tbe earliest forms of art are
light car ag part payment. W. W. Citizens Bank Building.
the conference at Seabeék. , 1
few days at .Crater Lake.
found
In the caves of France and
Havener, 145 Manzanita St.
During the tím e that the Rev.
DR. MATTIS «.-«H AW
A thunder shower had cleared
Spain,
and are traceable as far
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the atmosphere doting, their stay and Mrs. S. J. Chaney were ' at back as six thousand years B. C.
. Women'and Children
ther4 and never had the lake’ Seabeck .they took occasion to vis­
FOB HALE — 6-room house,
“This art quality should bq ap­
and
been more beautiful nor sur­ it the Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Mergler plied in the form of design to the
range and gas stove, woodshed,
Organotherpby
roundings more delightful, Tho at Centralia, Washington They home, dress, advertising, and to
garage and chicken house, fruit.
Office, 10« Pioneer Avenue
party returned to the Billings’ write most interestingly of the life in general. Design Is choice
Lot 50x100 on alley and paved
visit and the delightful outings to­
home Thursday/
Telephone 22
and arrangement.
street. OOOd location. »500 down,
Those enjoying ' the pleasant gether; .that the Mergler family
“Progress and art are almost
»25 per month on balance or 10 DB. ERNEST A. WOODS—Prac­
outing with Mr. and Mrs. Billings are well, very pleasantly situated analagous and the art of any na­
percent discount tor Cash, Brown
tice Bruited to eye, par, uoee and
and enjoying the new home and
and Rice.
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throat— X-ray Including teeth. ware Prof. Frederick Berchtold of the work there. Mr. Mergler 1* tion is the index to the chracter,
O. A. C. Prof Berchtold wilt be
development and lives of the
Office hours, 1» to, 7* *nd 2
FOB « A IE
Crate fattened
remembered most pleasantly as the pastpr of the First Presbytet¿ people. All wqnderful physical
to 8, Swedenborg Bldg., Ash­
Reds, Durfee, 705 Penn. Ave.
having had charge of Literature ian church' in Centralia, assuming inventions and developments are
land,
Oregon.
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classes for years at Ashland’s then that pastorate when leaving Ash­ tfe result of orderly1 artistic
land.
well known Chautauqua.
DB» GEORGS SMITH
thought. Examples of these am;
FOR HALE—One single phase,
« a tt
Mr.
Berchtold
was
a
neighbor
Physician
and
Hurgeo
the Acropolis at Athens; the For­
4 HP electric motor. Cali 413-Y
in .Corvallis and teacher at O. A. A Reunion of the Foster ,
Office Phone 16S-J
um and Aqueducts at Rome; the
or sea H. B. Carter.
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Family—
Rooma 1* and 2, First Mattonài XJ. of Mrs. Ralph Billings.
Brooklyn Bridge and all modern
Sunday an unusual reunion inventions.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. - Ross were
FOB HALB— Electric motor Bank Bldg. Office Honrs, 10
for sewing machine. Also piano. to 12 Nodo; 2 to 8 P .m .; 7 to house guests also and members of took place at the home of Mn and
“For a nation to progress and
244 Hargadine. Mrs. Sllsby.
t}»e party. They are residents of Mrs. Herbert McCarthy, when all to hand on a history of real de­
3 evenings.
the mpmber» of Mrs. McCarthy’s
Portland.
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velopment It must study and ap­
PAINTING CONTRACTOR z
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Portwood family were present for a de­ ply the 'Art Quality’ In every day
FOB HALE: — Ford Roadster,
and Mrs. Elisabeth Bowerman of lightful dinner and a wonderful life.”
new .top and paint, -f tires. En­
t
near Talent enjo/ed the onting visit.j
(A few excerpts that it Is a
gine good shape. New bands, »175
Twenty-one
were
there to enjoy
with the above mentioned guests.
—Oak St. Oarage. ,
2«6-tf Paper Hanging — Tinting a Mr. and Mrs. Portwood have bqt the feast of good things, which pleasure to pass on to others.)
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Specialty.
recently-come to the valley from featured delieious fried» chicken Reception for Pnetor of Preeby.
FOB HAIM: — Desirable home,
Estimates gladly famished.
with all the delicacies accom­ lerlan Chnrth.f. The Rev. Hugh T
399 Beach street.
283-tf Phone »8
l» « tf FOssil. Mr. Portwood Is a for,
mer bunker but has purchased a panying it.. The fact that moth-- \lil< li<‘lm ore and Faitoily— 'J_
»O B HALBCHMAF: -x- 8-rOota
WHITTLE TRANSFER OO.
ranch near Talent. Mrs. Bower- er, father, sister and brothers
A reception Is , planned for
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furnished, modern home, 132 7th
man Is a sister of Mrs. Portwood with tbe grand children were all Thursday evening, to be held in
St.
282-1 mo* Dealers In Coni, Wood, Packing, and she and her son and dangh present to enjoy the occasion was
the church parlors, to welcome,
Crating and Storage. Long dist­ tor make their home with them. the happiest part of the eelebrn- officially, the Rev. and Mrs.'Hugh
FOB HALB— Used, parte for all
r
'
ance trucking.
Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Bowermah, tion.
T. Mitchelmore and family, to» the
makes of cars. Lawn mowers re­
Pictures were taken, of coarse, Pastorate of the church.
paired and sharpened to ent like T. L. POWELL—General Trans­ Mrs. Portwood and Mrs. Billings
were all classmates at O. A. C. and the.youhg folks Improved ev­
A11 are cordially Invited to at­
pew or no charge. The Motor
fer — Good team and motor
making
this quite an O. A. C. re­ ery minute of the time as did tend; particularly the faculty and
Market 2» B. Main St.
thicks. Oood service nt a rea­
elders.
union.
students of the Normal echaal.
225-1-mo-*
sonable price. Phone 82.
Most of the guests returned to
Prof. Berchtold left Friday for
It is the express intention to
his home and the others of the their homes In the evening but make thia a real get acquainted
FBHIGE’8 TRANSFER
FOR SALE—Big load of kind­
> ; ,» ' ■ 875 B HL house party have gone to Bandon Mr. and Mrs. J. r . Foster and meeting. A varied program has
ling, »3.00. Box Factory. Phone ^bone 410
children, who have been here for been arranged, with several mu­
Drayage; storage agd long dist­ Ter an outing at the coast.
SO.
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tome days, expect to leave for sical numbers: vocal, instnimen-
» « a
ance hauling.
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their Long Beach home via Cres­ tol and orchestral.’
I Civic Club Meet s
For bargains in Beal Estate JORDAN’S HASH AND CABINET
Tuesday, at 2:30 p. m. tBe Civ­ cent City. The reunion was ar-
Not only are members of tho
WORKS, Corner Helman and ic Club will have its regular meet­ rangeed that all might be to­
try Brown and Rice, OS No. Main:
congregation asked to come but
Van Neea, Phone 181. 194-tf ing at the,Civic Club house.
884-«.
gether while they were here.
all Interested friends as well and
Those present were:
ANT GIRL IN TROÜBLB— May
All members are urged to be
especially the faculty and students
MISCELLANEOUS
Mr. and Mrs. J. u . Foster. of the Normal who are for tho
communicate with Ensign’ Lee present and any who have visitors
Klamath
Falls, Mrs. McCarthy’s most parts strangers in the city,
of
the
Salvation
Army
at
the
are
particularly
invited
to
bring
WANTED: — Work, by high
parents'; Mr. and Mrs. J R. Foster,
White
Shield
Home,
566
May
thenv
Strangers
are
welcomed.
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school boy. Phone 8.
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fair Ave., Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. Gordon MacCracken dnd Dal© and Beverly Foster of Long Christian Endeavorcrs H a v e
FOR LEASE: — A money mak
Mrs. f*. K. Hammond are hostess­ Beach; Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Foster,
MEMORIALS
Helen and John Foster, Cottoh-
er, Service Station, Lunch Count-
es
for the afternoon.
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mark every grave with onr
tor and Auto Park at Siskiyou crystal gray, for Immediate or
wood, California; Mr and Mrs. A. James Putman was the scene re­
a a a
Summit. If you are looking for Fall delivery.
J. Foster of Montague; Mr. and cently of a delightful party last
S. Penntoton N eighbors o f W oodcraft Meet
big money and little work* see Manager, l^B East Main. .
Neighbors of Woodcraft will Mrs. J. B. Foster, and daughter, Wednesday night, honoring the
Ashland Realty Co.
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hold the regular meeting at the Phyllis of x Klamath Falls; Mr. teachers from the Normal wno
and Mrs. C. H. Foster, Herman ere members or attend.
L O. O. F. hall, this evening.
FOUyD Gma il stiver broach
All members are requested to^i and Frances Foster, also of Klam­
Of course fun held high carni­
with setting. Address Box S, Tid­
be present if possible. The meet­ ath Falls and host and hostess. val. for the planning of the affair
ings office.
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ings continue throughout tbe sum­ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McCarthy, <aa tn efficient hands and all who
mer buf once a month; the third with their yodng son, Herbert attended had a most enjoyable
DO YOU KNOW a good buy? Called Meeting D. A. R.— ,
Monday. The membership is to Junior, o f Ashland.
time.
How’s this modern cottage at
Mrs. Harriet Fielding, Regent remember the time of meeting
« « »
520 Palm Ave with lot 60x185 Mount Ashland Chapter, Daugh­
There was a good attendance
with quite a number of strangers,
covered With cherry trees. Wash ters of the American Revolution, since the usual session held the Pleasant D in n e r -
Covers were laid for six at n who now no longer feel that they
house and double garage. »1400 announces that there will be a first Monday of the month Is
and then tell me if /on think it called meeting of the Chapter at omitted during July, August and delightful little dinner -party com­ •re strangers, so pleasant was
September.
plimenting Mrs. Ruth Reed and their welcome. «
a steal. Ashland Realty Co.
the Library, Wednesday, 2:30 p.
a a a
Mr. and Mre. E. O. Gillings, with
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m.
House Party—
Mrs. Georgia Young and Miss Valley View Entertained—
The meeting Is a most Import­
W « T —One 29x4.40 Western
Mr. and Mrs. Graham
of Ethel --------
Shrum ——
hostesses
'
luouiirers oi
upper
The members
of me
the Upper
ant
one and eVery member is Pine street are host and hostess
Giant Ballon Cord Tire, In city.
Pretty appointments and a de- Valley Commtntty Club are en-
requested to be present for a large house party of old
July 14. Finder please return to earnestly
liclous menu made it a delightful tertalblng the Valley View Com
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Western Auto - Supply Co. t le - p f possible.
frignds.
occasion.
»u n ity Club, Tueeday afternoon
# a a
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ward.
Those who are enjoying their
The evening was spent very to Lithla Park. Thia Is a ver;
Announcement of Interest»—
kindly hospitality are Dr. ?nri±h*
happily with music adding much happy plan for getting acquaint
FARM machinery and sprayers
and Mrs. Elbert Rush Greer Mrs. W. M. Jqckson and Laurence,1 to
the entertainment.*
♦d.and for the Interchange of
repaired at the Eagle Brass announce the marriage of* their
dther
th in
aomplimented helpful ideas. Both are large, en
Louise and Josephine Jackson of
Foundry, ateo a few cook stoves daughter, Lillian, to Mr. William
Riverside, . California;
Misses —
guest!
and t -——
hostease<
a Missb
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u ,. » mnwvr;
— I ».»»iiu
«uu and
actlveclubs,
thualaetlc
active clubs, and
ftr sale cheap.
242-1-qJp. Schofield, Jr., on Wednesday, the . .
Mary snd Elisabeth McCoy, Elmo FU>y and Meverty Ydring wer:
alflliated with the state or
fourteenth of July, nineteen hun­ Thursby and B
eatrice Salvage, prfaeit.
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,
Beatrice
BLOCKS AND
dred and twenty-six, at Burbank. also of Riverside.
Box Factory. . Phone
Mr.* and Mrs. Schofield will be
deliver.
Dr. Jackson is the pastor of the
at home after August first, at Riverside church, and all are go­
3151 Glenn Manor Place, Los An­ ing to attend the general conven­
gelas.
tion of young people of the United
This announcement la of Inter Presbyterian church held at Seat­
eat to the many friends of the tle shortly.
family In Ashland and congratu­
The Misses Mary and Elisabeth
lation* and the beat of good wish- McCoy and Elma Thursby 'and
INDIANAPOLIS, Jn|y 1».—
ea are extended Mr. Mnd, Mrs. Beatrice Salvage enjoyed a trip to
Nlneteen-year oi<T Glen Strong Is
Sahofield ter a long, happy and Crater Lake 8aturda& enroute, to
held here for stealing two. automo­
prosperous life. •
Seattle, but the others of the
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• from
biles. He took one at'an amuse­
party with their host and hostess
ment park and drovs It to Craw­
Perhaps the hardest problem will arrange to visit the Lake up­
fordsville where he abandoned it.
Glen admitted stealing another for a M o m « hr deehflng when on their return from Seattle,
car at Judyvllle and driving It to she le o l ì enough to etop trying When they will again he guests
In the home.
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to be cute.
B oawell.
OAsazroD
SGCIEÏY
This Auto Thief
Starts in Young
<be guests, to their Southern Call- especially Invited to all
Baby CHnle a
'fiixtgen bablM were present at ^prpla hpme, where a vacations! cordial invitatienf iw a« *
the Clinic whieh WM held Thorp- visit will h« made.
women of the cniinh
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.. share the inter
day lapt at the Civic dub house
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Hostesses are’i
D v V. 8. Gpary with Miss Jsn- O. M. Picnic—
nlqga apd Wisp, Kopps* were i» ,• The- C. E. of the Presbyterian social hour wUl follow the preii
attendance to give Abe examina­ pbnrch will hold Its business gram. An executive board meet­
meeting In the park Monday eve­ ing will be held pKor to the regu­
tion and advice.
lar meeting.
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Son« o f the children were thero ning
for the first time, others had
A pleasant feature *H1 be the
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plcbie dinner which Is planned, Out-of-Doors P inner ..
been brought Afore.
The meeting was an especially ■ndeavorers, who are strangers
Aftqy services Sunday the fam­
helpful one and all feel very » - In the city are cordially Invited to ilies of Prof, and Mrs. Strange
thveiaatle a t-th e Interest Haken attend and enjoy meeting and pic- and Mr. and Mrs. J.
McCoy
and the success of the cltnjes ale with the society.
with Ray Clary madb a group
here.
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who enjoyed a pleasant dinner
Mre. H. Q. Anderson wrote the Missionary Society Meet»-—
party out-of-doors.
histories, Mrs. C. W. Tilton kind­
On Wednesday afternoon, the
The place selected was well up .
ly contributed her ¿ar and Mrs. Missionary Society of the Presby­ Wagner creek, snd was a most de­
Harris Dean acted as hostess for terian church meets in, the church lightful spot
the afternoon
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parlors.
This placets not so well known
The next meeting will be helrf
A program of unusual interest as some other beautiful spots
the third Thursday in August nt will be presented and members of
around Ashland, but b a favorite
the Club house. Those bringing the Westminster Guild and of tho resort with those who do know
children are asked to register at Christian Endeavor Society are Its quiet loveliness.
the library as usual.
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Monee Gneste at the Bevington
H om e-
Many pleasant ontings, delight­
ful picnic dinners s^nd swimming
parties marked the stay of Mrs.
Lulu Wells snd two dsughtors,
thp Misses Clsra and Cbltman
Welle of Alameda, California,
who left Friday for their home
after a fortnight’s visib with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Bevington. Mrs.
Wells Is a slater of Mrs. Beving­
ton.
The time has been one round of
gayety with a bit of adventure
Economival — Safe — Dependable
also, tor interesting experiences
have added a bit of excitement, es­
»
pecially, when rain tnterferod with
picnic plans and luncheon.
Miss Harriet Bevington and
Miss Dorothy Bectel accompanied j
Florence Oil Stoves
and Ovens
Just the thing for Summer Weather.
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