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reunion Prom B ere
on November 6th
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meet in the d a b sasme 'T h e o d o r
afternoon, October |8 .
Cards and > conversation w ill
occupy the afternoon, and daintx,
refreshments will be served by
m < »ad Mr» John Morse a«d
tbe hostesses. Mrs- C. 4- Sbuttg
Mrs. Stella Mores were shopping
and Mrs. Costello,
In Medford Tpeagay.
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Thursday, Met. J |M -D 'ti|fM e rs of Camp Fire «M s WUI <M»e
public
N ile w ill gtvg * dancing party
I f tbs Southern Oregon
shows any response, the Southern
Pacific company will operate a
special train over the new line
between Bugene and Klamath
Falls a week from Saturday eve
ning, it was announced here to-’
day by A. S. Rosenbaum, district
passenger agent.
Tbe train would leave Ashland
Saturday evening and arrive qt
Eugene early Sunday moreing,
the trip over the Natron cut-off
being made
In daylight. ■ The
Howard and Grimes stage com
pany has offered a special reduc
ed rate to bring excursionists
over by auto stage Sunday a fter
noon.
The entire (pip can he
made from Ashland and return
for (11.25 train and stage Jare.
Those who desire sleepers from
here to Eugene can procure them,
M r. Rosenbaum edld.
In
the
Riverside
Centm«*Ky
club house, between Gold IJlll
and Grants Pass.
TBwredar. <M- ■*» -r- la d y E lk ’s
Club
meets.
Mrs. O. A.
Shutts, Mrs. Costello, hostesses.
Thmseday, Oct, aa— Yxliey View
Oossmngltr d u b meets in the
school hones at I ». n .
Thursday, Oct. SB.— Merley C ir
cle ef the Baptist church meets
w ith Mrs. H. O. Anderson.
Friday, Oct. BB— Ladles of the
Civic Club w ill give a H allo
we'en Party a t tbe C ivic.Club
howto, fo r’a hospital* benefit.
Saturday, Oeg. BO.— The Macabee
ladies wiU .gtve aa old-fashion
ed Hallowe'en dance to the
Moose hall.
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Satmrday, Octf B O .-A u x ilia ry to
American Legion w ill have n
food sale at Hardy Bros.
Wednesday Mew. IB .— The P. T.
A. and tbe ladles of tbe Clvte
Moved t« Ashland— . '
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Cleh w ill ghra n reception at
Jack Keeler, Souther* Pacffic
tbe Civic (Bab Hones for nil
employe at Hornbrook, Cal., has
recently moved to Ashland. He
declares that he is quite pleased Chapter AC, P. K. O. Meets
to become aa Oregonian, especial
Chapter AC, P. B. O. enjoyed a
ly as long as he is located tu thia very pleasant luncheon appoint
city. At present he la finding ment oa Saturday, October IS , at
living accommodations
at
the the attractive home of Mrs. W . H.
home of Herbert Cole, on the M cNair on Oak street.
Boulevard.
Fifteen members were present
Party—
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Tbe Ashland Camp Fire Olrla
Will give a delightful Mother-
Dad party In the high school
gymnaalum this evening^ Octobe?
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MasqueyeBo Hallowe’en P *rty
Friday Kvrning —
The Epworth League Dramatic
Club of the Methodist Episcopal
church gave a masquerade H »l-
lowe’en party fb tbe League room
of the church Friday evening, Oc
tober 22.
The rooms were artistically
decorated in Hallowe'en colors of
orange sad black.'
The evening was happily spent
playing games and telling for
tunes, after which refreshmegts
were served by a committee In
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B Y C H A R LB 8 F. STMW AMT <
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W A SHING TO N — WtHlam T y
ler Page, clerk of the House o f
Representatives, is celebrated as
a political forecaster.
Mr. and Man. Ray. W ard pf
F e r* VaMey were guests at sup
per Thursday with Mrs. W ard ’s
parents, M r. and Mrs. J o h n
Morse.
From daylight until dark Sun
day the peace and quiet of the
neighborhood (and of the China
pheasants as w ell( was frequent
ly disturbed by the report of the r.
hunters’ grins.
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W . H. Hurley left last week to
\ 1 Astofla — New factory
spend the winter with his daugh
■handle all Colombia River
ter, Mrs. Hollbaugh and husband
nery offal for 1927-
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at Belflowor, Cal,
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W ill Gentry has bought the
Hollbaugh ranch, but w ill contin
ue Ip the employ of Carl Glasgow
»nd live where he is at present.
Maine is his barometer. Page
doesn't base his predictions solely
on barometer readings any more
than a weather forecaster relies
exclusively on them. He consid
ers other Indications, too.
SHU, w h *t the barometer says
generally is more important than
any other single indication. Page
sixes up a ll the other eigne veri
fies' them by his barometer and
theq predicts. Moat of the time
he proves a good gueaser.
Politicians long have believed
that Maine election results indi
Mtdfoyd— F irs t issue of “ Daily
cate how the rest of the country
lews’’ cornea out October 18th.
Elmer Nichole and bride pf
Holtville, Cal., are vialting Mr.
Nichols’ parents, M r. and' Mjrk.
Bvery “ Brother B ill“ and h l* Geo. Nichole, and family. They
lady la Southern Oregon la ex went to Crater Lake Wednesday.
pected to attend the big E lks’
to ra dance sad Hallowe’en par Underwent Operation—
Mrs. Hugh T. Mitchelmoro un
ty at the Elks’ temple thia eve
derwent an operation this mora
ning, October »7, at Medford.
An Invitation has been extend les, having her tonsils removed,
ed to members of the Ashland she is the wife of Rev. Hugh T .
lodge bad many of the L ith iaa Mltchelmore, pastor of tbe Pres
city brothers are planning to be byterian church.
present. Members of the com
to enjoy the delicious meal which
mittee tp Charge of the deuce,
was daintily served at tables p re t
rtate that "this la the beet party
Mighty few things can keep up
their momentum on yesterday’s tily decorated. In Hallowe’en aipce the New Year’s party sad
trimmings. The regular busl-
fame. Advertise today!
may even eclipse that one for
neaa session of the chapter occu
dovnrlght fun and enjoyment."
pied the greater part of the after
The “Tooaarville
Orchestra’*
noon.
will furnish the music and the
Mias Marion Ady, art teacher at “ Farmers’ Quartette" has a lot
the Southern Oregon State Nor of surprises in the way of snappy
mal was a guest for the . a lte r ? songs for the occasion. “ Good
noon. Mrs. McNair wqs assisted lispensed during the evening,
In the serving of the lunch«}« by date" and plenty of cider w ill be
Mrs. F. D. Wngaer, Mrs. Hepry Rural decorations ot a new and
Galey, Mrs. Louts Dodge, Mies
novel type wijl be a surprise fea
M r» Potay apd Mrs. Gladys ture and w ilt do much toward
making the barn dance a success.
This assay contest is open to all pupils in the schools
of Jackson county. Articles must contain not over
300 words, written an one side of the paper and
(nailed or brought to the Jacksonville County Beat
Committee, Jacksonville, Ore., not later than 6 P. M.
Saturday, Oct 30th. A
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
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E x tr i Heavy Storm Rubbers
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Goblets, Sherbets, Cock
tail Glasses, Elates, Jam
Jar«, etc., in very pretty
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design8. Prices are right
Chas. A. White
The young people of this city
representing the societies of the
Congregational. Baptist, Chris
tian J P ^ a b f^ a n «td Methodist'
churches will hold a progressive
Hallowe’en aorta) Saturday ' ete-
nlng, October SO, It was decided
at a meeting of representatives
of those societies, held In the Ash
land Hotel lest Saturday evening
October 22. The young people
then met with representatives ot
the Y. M. C. A. social committee
to complete their plans.
The social w ill start at the
Congregational church at 7:15 p.
m. A ll young people will meet at
their respective churches at an
early hoar and drive to the Con
gregational church
where a
I stunt will be put on by the young
people of that society, and re
freshments will be served. From
there, they will all go to the Bap
tist church where they will be the
guests of those young people.
They will then visit the Christian
Presbyterian
a n d
Methodist
churches where the young people
of each organisation will furnish
some part of »he evening’s enter
tainment and refreshments.
The social Is open to all the
young people of the city and a
vary good time la premised.
, Mias Clara Trdtter was hostess
at an Informal evening of bridge
on Saturday evening, October 22,
her guests being several teachers
ot the Southern Oregon State
Normal school.
GOOD BUYS NOT LISTED
While we can meet their prices
on moat anything In our line.
Turn in your order fo r your
wants, and let ns figure w ith
you before you send off ter the
MILLER’S TOGGERY
“Hab-a-dasb Inn”
goods.
Peil’s Corner
A STEP UP JH Q W 4 T Y ,
A STEP DOWN » PRIOR
We Advise Early Shopping
For Tbe Beet Selections
The Quality Store
Ashland, Oregon
Great M onth-E nd S a le of C oats
STARTS THURSDAY
Pur Trimmed Coats of the Smartest
Winter Styles
How long would you la»t if yon lost your job?
If Hointhing should hold back your weekly
wage, how long cotQd you hold out on the
money yop have saved f Supimse yon bad noth
ing savedf
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$2250 Values,
Sale P r i c e ....... $19,75
$25:00 Values,
Sale Price '. . . .
$29.75 Values,
Sale P r i c e ....... $25.50
Have you the reserve to stand a long “ seigs"
of sickness Ot* unemployment I
$3450 Values,
Sale P r i c e ....... $29.75
$3750 Values,
Sale Price . . . . . .
Ask yourself these qnstioug au4 if yarn haven’t
a savings aoeouut here, start oue today. Make
regular depeaito and be ready both for emer
gencies and opportunities.
The CHbens Bank of Ashland
'Ashland, Oregon
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I Like to Tinker
Why send off to Cata
logue howeeg for Barb
wire and Fencing?*
IF YOU WERE LAID-UP
OR LAIDvOFF?
PRIZES
let Prise '.......................................... 116.00
2nd Prise .............................................10.00
3rd P r is e ............................................. 7.60
4th P r is e .................... ,r ............... . 5.00
5th Prise, 10 Prises of ....... ........... 1.60
1 French Flannel Shirts
ALBANY,. Oct. M .-r - (United
Now»)— WlUlem A. Rnchaar. <0*
A f F W Of Qraager, was instant
ly killed Tuesday noon when his
wagon was struck by the south
bound Shasta limited at Santiam
crossing, near the outskirts df
thia city.
Boehner was carried nearly
Id » feet end every bone In his
body was broken. He Is survived
by a widow slid throe children.
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ENDERS BLOCK
IN CASH PRIZES
We Have Them—Price Ranging 35.00 to 38.00
reived a large line
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Astoria — Sanborn cannery
will run unttt February, on car
rots and sauerkraut.
“WHY THE COUNTY SEAT
SHOULD REMAIN IN
JACKSONVILLE"
FOR EXAMPLES
Linn Earner Is
Killed By Train
barometer aa Maine bat all the
real bgv« 1h«U »lgcriiWMl fa No
vember while Maine vote* to Sep
tember.
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Men Who Want a Winter Shoe With
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Double Soles!
We have just re-
of fine blown cry-
Will go.
M ai*» 8 Republican. Sowe-
ttawe tt'e more strongly Republi
can than * t others. Page notes
the Maine majority, compares H
with the normal margins In the
other states, and draws his eon-
cluMCM-
It the Maine majority Is large,
he concludes that Republican
stafes will stay Republican end
that doubtful opes will gQ Repu-
llcan. If Its email, he concludes
that the Democrats will carry
doubtful states and maybe some
Republican ones.
Page says any other states un
doubtedly would make as good a
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. $22.50
like to fuss with the carbu
retor and the “points” and
the plugs. I like to w onder
about the oil and the grease
cups and worry a bif, perhaps.
I like to tinker.
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A car that’s too perfect to
need a twist add a turn and a
going over now and then is like
a suit that’s too good to wear.
But, when it comes to tires—
that’s different! D eliver » if
from the worry and bother o f
tire trouble and the dirt of a
roadside change.
I want to feel that the tires
I’ve bought are good
tires, Iw an ttok n ow
that m y dealer is
square, I want to be
sure o f his goods
and his work and his i l l a l
service—
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And that’s why I
recommend USCO
$32.50
Sizes For Everyone!
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QPMBl AND BUY YOUR NEW WINTER COAT TOMORROW -
THOSE WHO KNOW OUR REPUTATION FOR VALUE-GIVING
KNOW THAT WE UO NOT ANNOUNCE A SALE UNLESS IT IS
UNUSUAL IN EVERY WAY.
Unittd States The« arc
Tire»
Across from lithia Springs Hotel