hugely appreciated by a „large al with the disease. The O atm^Sf crowd of music lovers present— were among, the oldest o f tfie plo*l neet fa m ilies Mr». Oatman betpg Medford Mail Tribune. Mita Dollarhtde, of the old pio­ Popular sheet music— Elhart’s neer family who kept the toll- gate en the Slakiyous In the early ECCLESF1BLD, Eng.; Atig. 17. seven ties. She is a slater of Mfo. Returned H< — Two miles of codatrjr lane near Automobiles Claim 10 Lives - — Mrs. Kendel, who has been vh- M. Rose of Phoenix. On Coast Over the thia town have been eloped to all ittng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. . Week-End but pedestrian traffW after* dark. Rev. P. K. Hammond Home— aornlng. w H. Hodkinson of »1 Church * The Rev. P. K : Hammond has phono- street, returned to her home in The WorUey district council took • SAN FRANCISCO, Cel- Aug. *r ' l h ei Los Angeles, laat evening. returned from his vacation at the the step to encourage spooning 16.— Twenty persons pre dead aa i »I.. . Left for Engene , * & and marriage. Lake of the Woods and. will re­ Complaints had the result* of tragic occprrenees sume church services next Sunday 1 « » ' Have a Fitch Dandruff Remover Miss Bessie McMillan, wha been received that the motor trif- over th e week-end in Washington, Marcelling 76c. Phone 264 for, shampoo at The Vanity Beauty | works at the telephone office, left ftc was making courtship impos­ morning at the Trinity-Episcopal Oregon end California/ T h e chnrch. His grandson Philt Ham­ appointment or call 369 Harga- shoppe, McGee's Store. 198rtf this morning for Eugene where. sible. deaths were caused by automo­ mond, son of Lawyer William dine. Upstairs apartment, back of- —------- ' she win attend an employe«^ biles and-three by drowning. Fif­ land. Mr. and Mr». B. N. Butler 288-tf Returned Prom Pishing Trip— committee meeting. Hammond of Oregon City, who White House Grocery. teen deaths occurred in California of this city, were present at the Fred Nell and L. L. Mulitt re- ’ . had seven ribs and his shoulder a»d . two in Oregon. The Oregon dinner. * bone broken by a loaded truck, is From San Francisco— turned yesterday from a fishing Eastman Kodak Film».— Me* deaths were suicides: They were Evelyn Hart of San Francisco trip io Four-Mile Lake. . They re« ,Nalr Bros. e reported as rapidly improving. Joha Austin, who killed himself From Whittier— * . is in Ashland today. port a big catch. — in Portland and L. V. Shannon, Leon A'. W est of Whittier, Cal. Studio Returned from la k e o f the Wondi 2 6 ,. who com m ute^ suicide at Be Thrlfty-Look Nifty-Save Fifty Cliff Payne makes cupboards Mrs. Josephine Poley, Mis« Fvi Is spending the day fn Ashland. Gresham. Men's Suits —- 21.50 Poley, Miss Minnie Poley, and Mr? Ladies Dresses (plain) 21.50 Spent Week-End in Ashland— Mid Mrs. Hartley and family a t Returned from Medford— H. R. Canine of this city, who Ashland Cleaning and Dying Mr.- and Mrs. Claude Downing Silas Campbell and friend Mr. Phoenix, who have been vhltlhff Miss Dorothy Paddock, who has has been visiting hie eon, Roy Ca­ Works, 337 East Main and family, left this morning for Price of Mt. Shasta City, spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M, been visiting at the home of her nine of Medford, returned'Satur­ their home in Los Angeles, after the week-end in Ashland visiting Poley, returned Saturday frim the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas visiting at the, home of Mrs. At Hotel Ashlaari-x. Mr. Campbell's sister, Mrs. J. H. Lake of the Woods. They *invd day to hie home in AbMsnd, Reid on Coolige street, leaves to­ Downing's sister, Mrs. , Paul Phllpott. While here Mr. Camp­ enjoyed a week's vacation at the Elsie H. Smith of Helena day for her home in Los Angeles. Left for Monmouth— , . • > * iteli had some dental work done. Lnke. was In Ashland yesterday, Miss Lorraine Bruokmlller left here, she stopped at the Education: A simple matter of Thursday for Moamouth, where Oar Fall line of Toung Men'i Ashland. Try onr 50c Merchants* Lunch. Returned to W o r k - calling belly-aehe "gastritis.” she will vielt Miss Olive Salef for Every day from 11 to 2 at The suits for college boys just in Miss Gjace Lum man who bag Piulserud's. s 294-tl 162-tf been in Medford (or the past several days. Heath’s Confectionery —. cold Plaxa Confectionery. drinks, ice creams, candles, to­ four days having her hand treat* C or r ncM ou bacco. 270-tf From Engene— ed by Dr. Conroy, has returned to The Charles Lamb who was ar­ Captain and Mrs. Frank Moore l.er position at the Llthia Springs My. and M m . W. H. Hodkinson rested for speeding Sunday, is not k. arrived in Ashlant* Dorothy Chappell returned Sun­ O. Porter of 148 8th street. 1924 Chev Touring, $460 18 IT SAFE to drive through FOR RENT—First floor sleep­ day from Klamath Falls, wnere th e streets of Ashland without ing room with privileges. 105 N. Phonograph records— Elhart’s. Liability Insurance? Phone 21 she has been visiting friends Cor Pioneer. Phone 274-J. 295-tf Confined to Ho me for complete Automobile protec­ the past three weeks. Attend Funeral— A. A. Madden of 63 Pine street, tion, don't wait until you . meet i. LOST—Between Lako of the VOCAL with an accident. Teo. (of course) Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McGee and Is confined to hl» hdme with Hi­ Wooda and Ashland, a nickel rim Having studied with Tacoma's Mr. MeGee’s mother, Mrs. William nts». J *•■ ■ 892-tf and lens for the headlights of a leading vocal teacher, Frederick Davis, attended the funeral of Mr. (Chevrolet, Return to Fred Nell Kleopper, I will be glfd to ehare McGee’s cousin, Mrs. To the Lake of the Wood»— Charles Returned to Home— lor Ashland Creamery. 295-1 Mrs. H. L. Claycomb returned Charles Chattin, Jr., will leave my knowledge with anyone inter­ Fern, at Medford yesterday. ested. Call Miss E. Piiker, 846- to her home Saturday evening today for a few days vacation at J. 288-17* ftom a two weeks visit to Sacra-' Why not start the Fall Season the Lake of the Woods. by having your clothes cleaned, mento, Stockton, and San Fran­ From S is k iy o u - pressed and repaired? Paul- cisco. , Get your window screens and Elton Trask, of Siskiyou. Is in serud's. , 294-tf screen doom nt Jordan Sash and Entertained ln Medford— Cabinet Works. 264-tf Ashland today. He recently se­ cured a position with the South­ Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Rickert of Georgia Rose Bath Salt, 6Ä ern Pacific Co., 9t Siskiyou, nr.d McNair Bros. Medford entertained with n din* Left for Han Lraudseo— ner party Sunday evening in hon­ Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Tonuer and likes his work. or of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Conway' family of the Home Restaurant, Mr. and Mrs. Alden »Powell oF of Los Angeles, formerly of Ash- left this morning for n vacation at . Step Ladders - J Red Top and OF EVERFAST DAMSK CLOTH, BEAUTIFUL San Francisco. They expect to be Zoss Safety Ladders ln different Wimer street, announce the birth styles. Carson - Fowler Lumber of a 10 pound boy, yesterday. gone about two weeks. BROCADED PATTERNS IN NEW SHADES Co. , 291-1 mo Passed Away— Ripe Alberta and Muir peaches, fine for canning. Ashland Fruit Business Visito«*— Word has been received here of R. Grey of Portland, was a busi­ the death o f Harvey Oatman in and Pro. Asan. 291-tf ness visitor In Ashland yesterday. Portland, last Sunday from small­ pox. Mr. Oatman did not know he Have a root beer fluff, a cold had been exposed until he took Elhart’s received a New Brans- milk shake or a box of fresh down with the disease. Mrs. Oat­ $1.50 Value candy — CANDYLAND. Boxes man is now confined to the hospit- from 25c to 25.00. 295-tf and many other Everfast Uoeal s Personal flotes ;ams Plowing Is Taken Seriously By Men In Kansas* Fields State buying Indian lands along Old Oregon Trail, in Umatilla LAWRENCE, Kan., Aug. 1 7 ._ reservation, to prsserje trees and Opt here in Kansas they take' their other seenic featunee. plowing seriously and Bertels NOTHING TOUCHED IT! Boener, once a lieutenant in the “Nothing touched that aching German army, and now a farm ■pot until I took Foley Pills, a hand, la la the eounty jail because diuretic stimulant for the 10d- ha .forcibly tried to show Ernest aeys. I a n /so glad I can recom- Harris, fellow worker the right ment them to other«.’’ Based' of wag to use the eafth turner. Har­ her pain, Mrs. Ellen Reighard of ris resented and Boener, it is South Fork, Penns., writes this charged, attempted to kill him. thankfully. Foley P ill« / h a y » helped many people— a > reltabe Alj alopg the .Pacific Coast, a vauable medicine guaranteed to bumper fruit crop is In process of give satisfaction. Constantly, in ripening. Trees, are being broken use over 26 years. Ask your drug­ down by their exceptional weight gist for Foley Pills. Sold every­ of fruit. where. — No. 2. Wednesday Dollar Day Brings Hundreds of Extra Slioppe To All Departments This Week We Feature 6 Yards LINEN TOWELING Draperies I ts F ragrance Everfast Gingham • Cloth Everfast Supe 3 Yards TURKISH BATH TOWELING TODAY and TOMORROW Smudge Smoke— An Ashland vocalist saag “Tin Prisoner's Song*' at the band con­ cert Friday evening, and coming from where he does, he put a lot of dramatle coloring into the ren­ dition of the selection, which was fabrics for days. . VITAL Don’t neglect the vital part of your car— the electrical equipment. Auto Electric Garage Greatly Reduced PRIVATE HOT MINERAL TUB BATHS Eagle Meat Market Phone 107 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL (Heavy) $1.00 1 » Yds 104 BLEACH SHEETING Regalar TOc Grade $1.50 and $1.75 CORSELETTES WEDNESDAY SPECIAL SCOTCH SWEATER YARN All Colors 65C Balls " . WEDNESDAY SPECIAL . .......2 for HEAVY BLEACHED MUSLIN Regular 22c Grade $1.69 JAP PARASOLS (While they la st), $1.19 to $1.49 DOVE MAKE’ GOWNS WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 3d in. Wide WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 5% Yards * 54 in. BLEACHED INDIAN- '. HEAD Regalar 59c Grade WEDNESDAY, 2 Yards New Fall Coats Are Here Palmer Garments Bet the Pace. See then Select Early. New Fall Hats Arriving Daily Curtain Nets and Scrim OPEN AIR WARM MINERAL WATER PLUNGE 70 gallons of fresh, warm, mineral water' flows through our plunge every minute—day and night. Open from 7 a. m. to 12 midnight Luxury, poverty, love, hate, the bitter strife of hungry mobs, the sublime courage of - high born men and women who faced death unflinchingly, a Princess who loved a boatman and dared to heed the urgings of her own soul — these are some of the human emotions deftlv woven together by Cecil B. DeMitte fe the mak­ ing of the most romantic photoplay presented on the screen in many years. school Battery, Starter, Gener­ ator and all electrical work carefully done JACKSON HOT SPRINGS The price of Meat depends on the “cat.** The beef con­ tains many "cuts'* that arq highly nutritious . and delic­ ious, and at prices a great deal cheaper than the so-called “choice” cuts. - Let us explain these "economical" cuts. the , Broadcloth Playtime Prints Madden retreads urea. Values to $3.50 .TACK TAR DRESSES S ite 6 to*-16— Wonderful Material Automotive Shop The New Fall After a taro week's rest. State Traffic Officer C. P. Talent will resume duties next Wednesday. * Chic Sport Models — Alsft Picture Hats made of Felt See them here. Shop WEDNESDAY and Save at £. R. Isaac & Co THE QUALITY STORE August Clean-Up Sale of 1 E D F 0 R D 21 N R AND 18th ST. SHOW GROUNDS , SECOND LARGEST SHOW IN THE WORLD SELLS FLOTO CIRCUS On Oak Street - At the Railroad Crossing— 2 &Ö P. M. We have a complete assortment of Building Material. A ' Canton Crepes, Flat Crepes and Canton QE Sating, in a Clean-np Sale Wed., yard.. Values up to $3.48 yd. in a good assortment of colors. Your «very need in congtrudtion supplies is here. PRINTED CREPES ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY 384 Oak S t Across R. R. Tracks Phone 20 In this. Clean-up Sale, values up to $2.48 wide, good assortment of Pattern^ yard ------ l a . . .. . . ............. No Panda, ^tehnto oh Sale Girons Day Only at BA8KIN8’ DRUG STORE, MEDFORD