extended to all to «come and
llelpate In these services.
Ltooal j Personal flotes
The Trail to Rail celebration
FOB BENT— 5 room bungalow
Aug. 19 to 20 calls for good fit furnished: 748 East- Main fit.
ting clothes. Let Orres heljf you.
dntjulre 81 East Main, upstair*
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W. C. T. V. Meeting— _
with his parents, Mr. and Mra.
» The Ashland W. C. T, U. will H. C. Wolcott.
meet ht the library Tuesday at
8:801 All are cordially invited.
CANDYLANC— H o » » m a d e
• “&. Iwtory candies Boxes pack
< Got year window 's e r in s aoU ed to order. Ice cream and co’.d
screen d o o r » « Jordan Sash and drinM » <
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CaMnat Wqrka.'
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Here tor Vlslu—
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r«;
Pefry'Hftrtoa, of HUL Califor
Mrh A. M. Campbell of Browns-' nie. spent the week-end in Ash-
v ille5la in A »h»nd’ visUiag with Jand Visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Lane.
"LIfe-Ulte Likenesses.” Studio
' VOCAL f
’ Aah tond - 6d The Plaxa.
Having studied with Tacoma’s
leading Vocal teacher, Frederick Made Trip to Oregon Caves—
Kleoppqr, I will he glad to share
Samuel Prescott, Juanit* Ross.
my knowledge With anyone Inter Tom Bryant, Jean Stratton, and
ested. Call Miss E. Pilker, 848- Merlck Thornton, made a trip to
J.
288-17« the Oregon Caves, yesterday.
Visking F a d e -
Dr. R. J. Luke and wife of
Pittsburgh, Penn., are on their
wedding trip and are in Ashland
for a few days visiting with R.
J. Luks, an nncle of Dr. Luke.
They both declared Ashland to
be one ot the most delightful
cities they have seen on their
honeymoon.
Cliff Payne makes shelves.
Visited Friends in Ashland—
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Tuttle, of
Medford, visited friends in Ash
land yesterday.
Buttons covered at Orres Tail
or Shop.
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To U k p of the Woods—
A. A. Madden and' family, and
H. G. Miller and family of Jack
sonville. went to the Lake of the
Woods yesterday.
Cleaning,, pressing, repairing,
remodeling at Orres Tailor Shop.
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Aiake Trip to Klamath Fall«»—
Ä. N. Kelson and family; «
Henry Reid and fanflly, ma
a trip to Klamath Falls yest
day.
Returned from Convention__
Dr. Scholl’« corn plasters, S6c
Fred Schuerman and Charles
McNair Bros. . . . . . . , . ,
Delsman, returned Saturday, from
the American Legion Convention Vlsked Friends*-.
at Marghfleld.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Long, of
Talent, were In Ashland Saturday
Ripe Crawford peaches, line for evening, visiting friends.1 ,
canning. Ashland Fruit A Pro.
Assn.
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Spent Sunday at Yreka__
Mr. and Mrs. J.* Daugherty, Mr.
To Crater Lake. ■
J*hn Daugherty, and Miss Louise
Mr. ¿a*« Mrs. IJ. Ç, Wolcott
and faipily made a trip to Crater Ridley, spent 8unday at Yreka.
A chimney fire at <44 Liberty
, ,
street called out the fire appara Lake, yesterday.
tus late Saturday night, but the
Tqqedgy, August IP. Bellview
blase was distiagulshed without
apy damage.
Benefit. Old time dance In the
Park. Don’t forget the date.
. Get your fresh p<
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corn at
Heath’s Confectionery.
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Visit la Klanuuh—
. Miss Lois Dynon, a reported
for the Klamath News, and Miss
Betty Zimmermbn, daughter of
Mrs. Lynn Zimmerman, advertis
ing manager fdr The News, vlslt^
ed for a Ohort time in Ashland
this morning enroutt home after
8 week-end trip to Corvallis and
other Willamette valley points.
Moore Jubilee Revival Party
will open a aeries of meetings an
Tuesday August 10, at 7:45 at
•Chauiauqua 'binding. 1 Commun
ity revivals will be held In con
junction 'wH<Oi several churches
•of the city. Specml feature will
¡be
the Clarg Singers. . Evangelist
Mrs. L. Jacobs., of Klamath
Jand Mrs.l fc,’ tf. «MoOi+J will have
Falls, Is In Ashland staying with
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her granddaughter, » is e Shirley «charge of servlcef.( '
Enders,, While Mr. and Mr»., John
p er* from Ontario—
Ender» are attending, the Ameri
can Legion Convention at Marsh- / MV.' ahd MrS.'E. Blàckaby, of
Ontario, are in Ashland visiting
Held.
at* th e home of tyr^. Black by’s
father, Mr. W. R. Kipcaid.
Newcomb for wood. Phono 881.
Late phonograph records—.El
Now in Ashland, all kinds of
rt’s
w ’
mtllwood,
at
IRi
Water
street.
Be Tkrifty-Look Nifty-Save Fifty
Inst holow the milk Special price»
Men’s Baits— J 1.50
now
on
load lota, direct from Lhft for Harbor, Oregtop— '
Ladies Dresses (plain (81.60)
Mr. and Mrs. D. Peroxxl ano
Ashland Cleaning and Dying the m ills at Medford. Mr. and Mrs.
J- A. Qnkor is Charts. 8«4-l-m >.« family, left Thursday for a va
Works, 887 East Main
cation at Harbor. Oregon.
Everybody cXme
Left ror A n tier—
Wo>il have lots of fan
Fbem La Hobra, CUlfornU-L •
; Mr. and Mib. Chester Phillip»,
Can’t be outdone
., <, “ Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Varney, and
left Saturday for Antler, Callfor-
, So we’U have to go eome.
' Mr. w . N. Snow, of La Hobra,
hle, where they will visit for sev
Tueaday, Aug. 10, Lithla Pat* CdMfornla, stopped In Ashland
eral days with Mrs. Phillips* Pavilion.
Sunday, to visit'with.Mr. and Mra.
mother.'Mrs. stdve Kelly.
Admission 76<s5Ac-10c.
Thomas Hill. They are on the!]1
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At Lake of »he W owU-r
Dr. and,Mrs. R. L. Burdic and
family, spent the .week-end a t the
Sunny Leedom and Johnny Ro Lake of the Woods.
ger returned last evening from
the Lake or the Woods, where
Marcelling 75c, Phone 214 for
they have spent the past week.
appointment or call 388 Harga-
dlne. Upstairs apartment, back of
Have a Fitch Dandruff Remover White House Grocery.
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tampoo at The Vanity Beauty
iop»«( McGee’s Stare.
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Mias Isabel Barron, of San
H*«w from Chlloqahi—
Francisco, is in Ashland visiting
A. N. Humphrey, who Is em at the home of her parent», Mr.
ployed with the Southern Pacific and Mra. Homer Barron.
She
at Chiloquin, epeat yesterday In will remain several weeks.
Ashland.
See the' beautiful new Fall
Try oar iOc Marchants* Laach. woolens— at Orres TaUor Shop. .
Every day tram 11 to 8 at The *
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PUaa Ooatecttonery.
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Evangelist Q. H. RUTlnga, ta
«pent Weeh rad ta Ashland...
Ashtaad—
Mr. Gas Wolcott, of Klamath
Evangelistic meetings In charge
Falls, spent the week-end In Ash- of Evangelist O. H. Billings, are
laad Visiting relatives and friends. being held nightly at the Stone
He made a trip to Crater Lake Church. .A cordial Invitation la
IX . THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
TODAY, TOMORROW ARD W1DNESDAY
(Coatlnued frompage^three)'
trip were: Mrs. F. H. Ore
her son Max and daughter
Mrs. Crowsou’s slater, Mrs.
star, her son and daughter
Mias Loeman o t Salem.
Fella: and on ouyng to Crescent
City.
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The guests left for the mlddls
west Friday of lest week, after 4
visit, whose days were filled with
be Misses Katherine Vincent.
- » « ».
Registrar, Merlan Ady, Art. Mips
Rlchardsep. Ehglfcfb and Mies
Miss Oraee Banta, of Obfriin,
8« good i i ale8> Athletic department, with -
G. S. J<m*e, the Misses Eds Jones, of Klamath • Kansas, was tka complimented
■ 288-4« P a n M f t > MorrtoBta of o ia n |- guest In a pleasant trip to Crat «r
Lake, Sunday. Mies Banta Is vis
"T ~
Pass, Mise Bartache, and Mm,
iting
Mr. o*A Mrs. H . f.. Holmes.
i July Z NorP*B Reeder ot Ashland o< the
) She spenf
time In Cal’ifom-
’ h ,
Mudent body fortaed the gyeqp
fa
enroute
«
efe.
Mise
Banta leaves
to 'T lä n Ä
W t » $ t o outing,
Tuesday for WpodbuH « -where
N»
,eaT,B< the Wlrk'ln Ume U r*8 , h she wffl visit Mr. and Mrs. W,- tí.
$ 1 OSSflhe
at “ bool. k Holmes, in Portland, she -will be
»¿¿Id g n a ri - A'.nuiib’ei-Of pteasant little 4f- the guest of H, B. Holmes. Be-
I fore returning to the middle west
A g»r and falrB mB1* Ä* !th® *Wlt of Mra.
r »he. will visit an uncle In Seatt'.e.
Call Ady W,th b e i daughter, Mias Mar-
. Miss Banta to' a niece of Mrs.
■> Inn A^y, member of the Normhl IH. P. Holmes and l t h her. flr.n
______ _ _ _ faculty«
visit to-the city.
rs, • blacks
Among them was an attraktiv* I
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n r .U edem d,nner PBrtX «iveii by Mias Aaddr-
provamentaTl0n' deBB ° f womens at her coxy I Foreign Missionary Society .
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erd: g<M«dia’’ort®.,mtz
M"-.A «F , Mfr8 Meet»—
Mrs.
H.
H.
Leavett,
on
Chestnut
» X
O
f Ä Ä T .
street was hostess at the meeting
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Ady leaves Monday for of the Foreign Mlsefbnary So
—
h°™5- • * £ 8 delightful week ciety of the Methodist church on
Friday last.
SALE— 6 room hous»
The meeting was an jumgcially
ttxfcto ft,' :-4 biade» 1
interesting one *<fch4a- good •- ht-4
4«pl near Helman M ti
deMghtfal U ase. 1
« « »
THpto Ysssmftr
Mr. 'end Mrs. F. J. Swenning,
with their house guests, Mr.'and
Mrs. W. J. Swenning, and son,
Leyden of Mapila, low s, who vis
it tike parental home every suln-
mer. Miss Nadine 8wenn(ng, Vic
tor Pelffer, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
■Porter and boys, have Jnst re
turned from a tun days* trip tq
Yosemite. z
During^ their trip south, they
visited « t h e ranch home of Mr;
and^ Mrs. Mello, of Modesto, Cal.
They report, a delightful outing.
However the heat going down was
UUtte disagreeable. On the return
trip, they were quite comfortable.
Other datings will doubtless bo
taken during the visit’ of the rela-
800. Brown apd Rf<
ipfnuhe Queets'»,
f
Mr*-, F* H- Flnst*
and daughter and 1*6
■Salem have beep th<
>2 acres of best the paM w e e k ,4 6 Mi
k||S o m e peaekea, F. H. CrowapAkf Ab«
cà 'iÂTôom good
puriugiA bingtuyjl
UA Mbit fifcBig'FAtln’cfa
PUliw h 4 i x < £
» ir M in ir UA&K
i - j - 1 - I -
J-
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Hel
Plate Luncl|
Ashland -Reai- PThe trip included á
288-8 bShasta Valley1. Hfpn
mpotored b / way. o f’*]
f f T f i a®d one-halfj tft Crater l i k e A in,
Ali In. alf«klfp| knade vlo Medfbrdi
tin g ' g» stack .’goes
•Hirhway.
I°o< J® roonf hpuse.-A
Thebe enjoying j
bpW 4 kt 41,400. Beo
AAlanrf Realty dp.
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T his
is b u t
on e
of > 4
’PM’y {favorites on pur
aeon • lu n e h • « ie n « - -every
ana- t o n t ' ^ h b r luticli
q u ic k ly se rv e d , iu s t com e
in fe n ir ffo W feW iiP,aAa
o id a r o n e .’ /Y p u ’U bo dtj-t
lig h k n lly S u r p r ise d .7
at Orras Tailor Shpp
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z
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T '■
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C old lunches; ’boo: ■ S a n d
w ich es, sa la d s, d e se rts.
Our lun^h m en u s a / e fa s t
w inning' fa^ d r With A sh -
Idiid’s b h sy b u sin e ss fo lk s.
Join th em ah d y b ti’ll u b -,
d e r s ta n d .'/ ^ ' , '— t >
3h astk'ic6 cream an d edm-
B •tifi
ED SPREADS
- C r e p e A prons, $ 2 4 5 .
va I-------------
$1^9
lite S e e r su ck er
J25 v a lu e s a t
A U G U ST
CO RSETS ANI
B R A S S IE R E S
*2.50 C reton n e
now a t / . a > i
P a r a so ls
»
fcö-00 Carneo
*9.00 Cpjnco
$14.75 and $16.75 T w eed
K n ic k e r - S u i t s , - l o n g
W a m e r e C orsets, b ack
sle e v e s « p v a t ' »
la ce and w rap -arounds,
a ll p riced fo r slean'-up.
* »
Ñ I N I N G E R ’S
Soda ‘Fonatala and ïmaches
Old Fashioned
Í GINGER '
BREAD
H o w lo n g ■ sin ce 'you
h a v e h ad a gq od , fre sh
pieco o f w arm g in g e r
bread / L o n g tim e is n ’t i t 7
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• 1 , » J g
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v
M hvbe n o t sin ce yo u w ere
a k id.
W e m a k e g in g e r
bread e v e r y d a y — a n d i t ’s
d elicio u s, o f cou rse— a real
co n fectio n . T r y ftn ord er
for d in n er to n ig h t.
Franklin
Bakery
New “Owl” Service
B IT W 1 »
FULL
ASHLAND AND PORTLAND ‘
Effective August 10,1926
Leaving Ashland—
a t 3 : <5 P .M , Medford at 4:30 P. M., Arrivihg in Portland 6:40 A. M.
Leaving Forugnd—
• t 0:30 M l., »rrivter la Medford 7-J0 A. M , Aahlaad 8:20 A. M.
w***.
2 OTHER THROUGH STAGES '
L e a v e A sh la n d —
P u t ’em on. P u t on th o se la u g h in g sh oes and
eom e a lo n g fo r a th ree th ou san d m ile h ik e w ith H arry
L a n g d o n . . . .fr o m c o a st t o 'c o a s t w ith the K in g of
C om ed ian s. H e need to m ak e ’em in tw o r e e k ___
n o w h e ’s m a k in g th em ia se v en . H e ’s jo in ed th e b ig
lea g u e, h e ’s « w a ttin g o u t g ig g le s to b ig lea g u e style.
AT
MILLER’S TOGGERY
“Hab-a-dasb ton"
7:00 A. M..and 10 A, M. Arriving to Portland 1015 P. M. and 19:00 A. M.
f 0™ ? “ “ ?;
0 «“ *» 5 « » for B rtw w d B l^ w a y Sta«w; At Sew -
t e » for aU Oooa Bay Point«; A t-M U aB d for Seattle to d Brltiah
Colombia.
z MSDtORD-A8BLAMD LOCAL STAGM
Leave A shlaad-7:00,10:00 A. Mt, 1:00,3:46, 5:10, 6:30 P. M ..
Leave M edford-7:45,U ^O A .M ., 1:45« > « ,5 : 4 5 , 9;3$P .M .
INTERURBAN STAGE CO.
Pheoe 47 ;
Termtoal Aghland Hotel