Spent Week-Kud In M edford—
hoeal ; P erso n al flotes
Is Electrocuted
Miss Jean Lynch, who work«'
at the Benders' Dry Goode atore,
spent'the week-end In Medford
visiting with her sisters. Misses
Lure and Verna Lynch.
M IL L V A L L E Y , C a t. Oct,. I —
A fter eltqiblag to the roof of his
hone to repair a radio aerial, IB.
L.' Johnston, SO, was electrocuted
when he picked up a w ire v*blch
had . dropped accidentally across
a high-tension line of the Pacif
ic Gas and Electric Corporation.
Fred Rapp of Talent was a
business
visitor in this city to
Mrs. E. T. Newbry of Talent
No. 1
day.
was
an Ashland visitor yester
O. E. 8.
day.
Remember rummage sale, fond
Stated communication of A l
sale,
flower exchange. Civic Club
Help us with ' our rummage
pha Chapter No. 1. O. E. 8. to
,
sale, funds used for club house
night, (Tuesday) Oct. 5, at 8 p. House. Oct. 8-9.
maintalnance fund.
m. ¿Visitors welcome. By order
A N Y young tnan, student of
of the Worthy Matron«
Leah M. Caldwell, Secy. Normal School wishing a position
to help out in expenses while in
Mrs. F. E. W rlfeht, who has
Malta ConuntuiOrry No. 4 school please cixll at Port Shasta been in A shland for some tim e
Cafe. -
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28-3* visiting with h er g ra n d m o th e r,
Knights Templar
ALPHA C HAPTER
Masonic
Hall
Stated
conclave
Wednesday
evening. Oct. 6. Routine busi
ness. Open long form. AH Sir
Knights
courteously
invited.
Light refreshments after meet
ing.
Recovering—
J. H. Hardy, whe hat been
< onfined to his home w ith illness,
>« ¿lowly recovering and was able
to walk down town today.
.
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Bulk peanut
D. H. JACKSON. E. C.
man’s Grocery.
W . H. DAY, Recorder.
butter,
Schuer
2»-t:
Mrs. A. L. H arvey on B stre e t,
left today for K lam ath F a lls to
jo in
her
h u sb a n d .
Mr.
is an employe of th e
I.um ber company.
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M ED FO R D , Oct. ».— («P ed al)
Suit (o r divorce wse filed yqater-
day by. A lbert F.( Bear, against
Deliah Bear *ln which he charges
that his wife deserted him seme
three years ago and refuses to
return and live as his wife. Mr.
Bear redldes neAr Medford.
France to Reject
Stopping In Ashland— .
Raymond , DeCercy and
Debt Settlement! w ife M ajor
o f Seattle are stopping in
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W rlg n t
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¿M g
LONDON. Oct. »•— H . O. W ells
whose latest novel has brought an
avalanche of criticism of- its
somewhat uncomplimentary ref
erences to the king, Is consider
ing a $rlp to California this « in
ter.
Vlsiting Parneta—
Mrs. C. W . Coyl of Pasadena,
le vlstting' ber parente Mr. aad
M r. D. H . Jackson at thè Not
Ashland for a few days. They are Sprlngs. ■ She ezpects to spend
severa! days there.
ALENCON, Prance, Oct. 1.- - old friends of C. H. Loveland.
Rejection by the Frenqh parlia
ment as It now stands Is the only
mene as It now stands Is the only
course that body can follow,
Adrian Dariac, chairman of the
debts sub-committee of the cham
ber of deputies, said In a speech
k t a political banquet here.
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L akeside
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Noted Writer to
Sues Por Divorce
Visit California
^yR a^io Aerial
Have your broken windows rs-
paired.
A ll sites,
at Jordan's
mill.
i-tf
DiiKiness Visitor—
Medford Resident
( When If f * . Pearl Hui
40 Coats
W rite right w ith yoh£ foun- teacher, was In France
tain pen.
Take It to E lh a rt’s. * * * • h®w’> through a
Fountain Pen service— E lh a rt’s
IS IT SAFE to drjve through
Visitor from Talent—
the streets of Ashland without P. T. A. W ill Meet—
W. Vogel! of Talent was a bus!
Liability Insurance? Photoe 21
The high school P. T. A. will
nest visitor In thia city yesterday
for complete Automobile protec have a business meeting Thurs
tion, don’t wait until you meet day at 3:30 sharp at the high
Try Diamond Briquettes for with an accident. Yeo. (o f course)
school. At 4 o’clock there will
furnace, heater and
fireplaces.
293-tf be a short program, a fte r which
S P R IN G F IE L D , 111., Oct. 6. — < SA
Corson-Fowler Lumber Co.
there will bee a social hour, when ( U P ) — Vast damage was done Ini (U P )
«■topped £ Ashland—
all w ill be given an opportunity Centra} Illinois as the waters of frlenc
Stopped in Ashland—
Mr and Mrs. Verne Gllloai pud to meet the teachers.
thé Illinois river and Its tribg-' ny> ,t
‘ Robert J. Luden of Los An ’ Itlie daughter of K lam ath Fn'is
taries broke through the levees ander
geles. Cal.. stopped in Ashland stopped
In Asi land
yej'erdey
Schuerman’s Grocery has
and over their banks.
Large corps
this morning with friends.
at I wort the dinner gue,'s t f the full line of fresh vegetables.
stretches of fertllh land were dav n
C. W. Fraley’s.
flooded.
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Home grown lettuce. Schuer
man’s Grocery.
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29tl
Suits and topcoats. »IB and,
Lucky dance to-nite.
820 and »26 at Pgulserud’s.
Anchor Flour.
Every
29-tf
guaranteed. 82.00 per sack,
Visited In Ashland —
and P. Ass'n
Cnll apples, 26 cts. per box.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Wilson and
Bring box. A. F. and P. Ass’n. Mrs. Frank Bellinger o f
Med
B ER N E, Switzerland, Oct.
6
25-ff ford, motored to Ashland last
Left for Salem—
— Mexico and Switzerland have
Jean and Verne Hastings left
Thursday and were dinner guests completed negotiations for
es
last evening for Balem, Ore., to A t th e Oregon H otel—
at the home of C. W . Fraley.
tablishment of full diplomatie re
Mrs. D. W illiam s of Oakland,
spend a,few days. They are ex
lations.
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pected to return to Ashland Sat- Cal., H. Morgan of Spokane, and Fresh m ilk and cream. Schuer-
xnc tastiness or a pie
Mrs. John Young, itoughzon, C at, man's Grocery.
29-tf NO OPIATES, NO CHLOROFORM
depends largely upon
were among those who stopped at
— PR EFER R ED BY CAREFUL
Have your clothes cleaned at the Oregon Hotel yesterday.
the flaky tenderness o f
MOTHERS * *
237 E. Main, Ashland Cleaning
Mrs. Rawlinson of Hong Kong,
A mother
soon learn* tc
the crust. The flaky ten
We will rent students new
Works, of coarse.
Adam Ehurman and wife of Kala- choose those simple, safe
fam-
Remington Portable typewriters
derness o f the cru$t in
mazoo. Mich., and A. F. Bick y remedies that she knows dan
Civic Club House ofen Thura-' and all rent to apply on purchase
ford and wife of Chehalis, Wash he safely and wisely given, the
turn depends upon the
day, Oet. 7, from 1 to B p. m. tc price of machine— BlhArt’s .’
ington, were among those who
idien. f Foley’s Honey ang
receive goods for the rummage
shortening that’s in it.
registered at the Hotel Ashland .’ar Compound has ever been the
Madden retreads tires.
yesterday.
favorite cough medicine of care»
Snowdrift makes the
ful mothers. It contains no ^hloiy
flaky fender kind o f
Friscoe Orchestra. J. Hot Spgs. ofbrip, no opiates, and the Mat of
Visiting W ith G, R. feenhower—
W. P. W alter, Secretary of the
Ingredients 1« plainly printed on
W.
H.
Ray
M
ill,
an
evangelist
crust that w ill delight
X . M. C. A. who has been confin
the package.
Children' like ' I t
In Los Angeles, and his wife, are
ed to his home with Illness for
die whole family.
and it cheeks chilly feverish colds,
several days, has sufficiently ee- In Ashland visiting at the home Newton Borden in Salem
stops coughs, croup (ipasm odlc),
of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Icenhow-
Newton
Borden o f Medford,
£overed to be up and out again.
bronchial
coughs,
whooping
er on Allison st. Mr. and Mrs
democratic nominee for United
M ill are touring the Pacific coast.
States congressman from
the
first district, was a speaker at
Madden sells guaranteed tires.
the Chamber of Commerce lunch
BS-tf eon yesterday noon.
M r. Bord
Today and Tomorrow
en Is former prosecuting attorney
We rent typewriters— Elhart's. for Jkckson county, and is rn.n-
ning against W . C. Hawley, pres
ent Incumbent.
He was Intro
Left fo r School—
Carl Dyrud left Saturday eve duced by August Huckesteln.
50 Dresses
Illinois Floods
Colonel Williams
Do Much Damage
Funeral is Held
Switzerland and
Mexico Have Pact
S n o w d r if t
. mi w
»12.50 to »19.75
»9.95 to »19.75
Bobby Skirts
3 Minutes
or 5
Baronette Satin Slips
a hot breakfast cooked
and ready!
$1.45 Worsted Goods, Yard
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PATTERNS SUITABLE FOR BOBBY SKTRTS
H O U S A N D S now have nour
ishing hot breakfasts every day.
AND DRESSES, 39 ¿TO 40 INÇHES WIDE.
Breakfasts providing the ‘’balanced’’
ration of .protein, carbohydrates,
vitamines and the.'“bulk’* (to make
laxatives less often needed) that
grown-ups and chidren need for ac
tive day*.
PICTORIAL
Cook* in 3 to 5 minutes — faster
PATTERNS
than plain toast.
Serve at breakfast tomorrow. Then
FOR BOBBY SKIRT
make it your atarter for every day.
NOW IN
Do this for your own sake and for
.health’s sake.
Your grocer has Quick Quaker—
also Quaker Oats as you have alwayj
known them.
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Quick Quaker
There Are Reasons Why You Should Become
*•''1 Acquainted With Our Clothes.
DON’T FEEL OBLIGATED TO BUY BUT COME IN AND SEE OUR
CLOTHES OF DIGNITY AND GOOD TASTE
IN MELLOW BROWNS, RICH BLUES, SNAPPY MIXTURES
NOT BARGAIN CLOTHES — BARGAIN PRICES!
AT
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“The Midnight Sun”
ning for Portland, where he Is a
student at the North Pacific Motored to Klam ath F a l l a -
Mrs. Gordon McCracken, State
Dental College.
Regent of the D. A. R „ M re.*O.
Sheet and popular music — E l H. Anderson, State Corresponding
Secretary of the D. A. R., Mrs.
hart’s.
H a rry Andrews, Historian of the
"Llta-L lke Likenesses,
Stadio M t. Ashland Chapter and Rev.
Myron 8. Woodworth, Pastor of
Ashland on The Plaza.
the Baptist church, motored
to
K lam ath Falls yesterdky a fte r
To Demonstrate Color Scheme»— noon to attend an official meet
Miss D. M. Smith of the educa ing and banquet of the Eutalona
tional department of the W. P. Chapter of the D. A. R.
Fuller and Co., will be at J. o ’
Riggs Paint store Thursday, F r i
day and Saturday, Oct. 7. 8, 9, Chicken Supper to he Given—
Friday evening of this week
to demonstrate and advise color
there w ill be a chicken supper
schemes for home furnishings.
served at 8 o’clock for the young
people
of the Christian
church
Oet the musical thrill
and all students of the fo rm al
lifetime.
A th rill you
who belong to the church or ex
peat every day, with ar
pect to attend the services. There
Phonic Vlctrola. H om
w ill be a program a fte r the din
strations.- Terms to s
ner.
Rose.
The Midnight Snn is glor
ious e n t e r t a i n m e n t ! It
arkles! It scintillates! It
irly bubbles! And over all
it is magnificent and inspir
»5000.00 for a Name
ing. Laura La Plante will
POR
THIS
NEW lìlìUNSWlCK PHONOORAPH
take you off your feet. Pat !
O'Malley is perfect in a gem 1
of a role — a glittering
Grand
Duke.
Raymond ’
Keane is the flapper’s newest .
movie favorite. Gcferge Sieg- j
jnann is as always — the
character actor. Back of
them all is a simple but grip-
g story. But—brjind new
|
it will appeal to young
Have yon heard the BrunaWick Pan a trope!
I old because it is based
Then stop at our store and listen to this marvelous
a wonderful love story.
machine.
> f » .to A
* ADMISSION
£. R. Isaac & Co
Ashland, Oregon
INTRODUCING THE NEW
A WORTH WHILE
OPPORTUNITY
Campus
Sweater Coat
N ew
W inter
COATS
The last word in coat make up, good warm weight
yarns, Hi rolled Tufted collar and hand cuffs, tailor
ed pockets. Priced at
-
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- . - $10.95
S
M A T IN E E
Elhart’s
THE
CAMPUS WALKING COAT
THIS GOAT IS MADE AS THE SWEATER EXCEPT IT IS LONG
ER. — DOUBLE FACED WOOL YARN BODY —*VERY FLEXIBLE
- MEDIUM WEIGHT - AND VERY PRACTICAL. THEY COME
IN COLORS.
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Made of high luster Bolivia,
I \
Veloiir, and novelty sports ma
terials, with For Collars and
Priced at
some with Fur Collars and
THESE TWO NEW ITEMS WILL REVEAL THE NEWEST KNIT
PRODUCTS ON THE MARKETS.
1,
™
w
v
Cuffs. Good Satin Linings and come in the wanted
Fall colors.
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SEE THEM TODAY AT
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Prices
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New Tinkle Bell
and Peter Pan
Challies Now
Selling at
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New Chamoisette
Gloves, Fancy
Cuffs or Slip-on
Style
79c and 91.25