ly served a t a table prettily «acor- atad with Thaakaglvlag farora. The guests were Mrs. C. O. Holman. Charlea A. Holman, Mias Georgia'Coffee, M r. Floyd Place and the hostesses Mr. and Mrs. Blumenauer and daughter, Clara. ' 8 * 8 marry the man of her eheie*, pre­ sented Irving with a aerea poaad gurgling girl Thanhagtriag-after. I • Latheraa C h a n t of Medford f alreder ef Evewaa Maturday, Nov. 27^—Chapter AC P. E. O., will meet. Monday, Nov. 2».— Ashland Study Club will meet at the home o l Mrs. Adams, corner of F ifth and Bast Maia streets. Monday, Nov. 2».— Music Study - Club will meet In the Preray- terlan church parlor* Wednesday, Dec. 1.— The play, “In the Shadow ol the Cross ' will be given under auspices of the Social Circle at the Chris­ tian church a t 7:30 p. m. December 11^-College Club Wilt meet at the home o f Mrs. E. E. «KeU& t i l Queen Anne, Med­ ford. 8 8 8 Social Circle Meets Wednesday— The Social Circle of the Chris­ tian church held their regular meeting in the church parlors, Wednesday, November 24. An interesting business session was held, and final arrangements were made, for the play, “ la the Shadow of the Cross," which will be given under the auspices of this organisation, December first In the Christian church. The program will start at »event-thir­ ty p. m. The rest of the time was pleasantly spent in conversation and comfort tacking. 1 The next meeting will be on Wednesday, December 8, in the church parlors. 8 tt 8 C a m p G a tn s e M e e ts S a t u r d a y 1 W ith Mias Lucille Hamilton— Camp Gatuae met Saturday af- ternoon, November 20, a t th e pleasant home of the Mieses Lu- elite and Lillian Hamilton. A short business session was held, after which a very enjoyable program was presented. Miss Frances Hardy gave an interest- lag talk oa the "Ideals e f Camp F ire ” and Miss Jean Trobee gave a spirited description of “ How to Spread Camp Fire S pirit.” De- lightful readings were skillfu lly given by Miss Louise Anderson and Mim Nora Ward. __ *' The remainder of the afternoon was spent playing games, after which Mrs. Ham ilton served dainty and delicious refreshments. Those who enjoyed this 4a a P M time were the Mjaeee Dorothjf Bergstrom. M ary WUey, Joan H ull, Margaret Vtatal, Mae Pow- ell, Edna D a n fo rt, H arriet Carl- ton, M arjorie Baughman, Louise Anderson. Jean Trobee, Nellie Perrine, Ruth Billings, W ilm a H all, Frances Hardy, the guard­ ians, Mias Ethel Reid and Mies Nora W a r t , the honored guest, Mrs. M ell Carter and the hostesses Lucille and L illia n Hamilton, f t f t ft I I Epworth Lengne of M. ft. Church Will Hold B a n q u e t- The Epworth L e a rie of the Methodist Episcopal church w ill hold a banquet social at the ehareh tonight a t 7:20. A ll young people of tho church are cordially invited to attend, ft 8 8 M r. and Mrs. Nathan Simpkins entertained elaborately at a five o'clock turkey dinner at their home oa Harrison street. Those who enjoyed this delight­ ful a ffa ir were M r. and Mrs. J. R. Edwards, Mrs. Clarence Dahoff and two chiidre’n, Dickey and Eleanor, Miss Georgia Coffee. R. Manse. J. F. Place, and the host­ esses, Mr. and Mrs. Simpkins. The evening was pleasantly spent playing bridge. ft 8 8 And while Tin Pan A lley brtak lferber Springs in Cleburne coun­ out in a rah of new airs to chte- ty where the tw ister-struck first, brats the birth. Hew Y ork sgpea- according to first reports which latee on whether Grandfather received trass L ittle Hoch. Thia Mackay, who disinherited his could not be confirmed, com­ daughter for marrying against hM munication w ith the stricken Sr- wishes, w ill give in to the beeh­ ; ea being impossible. oning of tiny hands and effect a ! From Clehwrne connty the tor- I undo followed Its path of death reconciliation w ith Blieo. The approach of the Christ- ’ mas season calls attention to the r growing custom of sending H o li­ day greetings among friends and For the present, however, the acquaintances and by business new arrival, thus fa r unnamed, houses to their patrons by means is causing so much excitement la ' ef Christmas carts. Inform ation the Berlin home that no ether coming to tho postoffice depart­ subject can he discussed. ment in, that the volume o f this Mackay did not appear at the nature of mall for local delivery hospital and It was said that he will more than double during i was oat of town. tho coming season over th a t of a year ago which showed a large increase over preceding years. Practically all these cards come under the claaslfiicatton of first class m ail and call for handling as .letter m a ll,. However ’ It Is suggested that those contemplat­ ing sending considerable numbers Undertennined Number Of of sach cards cooperate w ith the Dead and Injured L e ft postoffice service to the end that in Wake the effect ef each greetings be L IT T L E ROCK, A rk., Nov. 28. not jeopardized by the possibil. — (V . N .) — Sweeping everything Ity of delayed delivery and that twisted they be bought early, and m ail­ before It a tornado ed early, like the Christmas par­ through three counties in north Arkansas late tedav. leveling ea- cels. - The following schedule Is sug­ gested: When mulled to addres­ ses within one day’s travel, Dee. 28 th; within two days’ travel not later than Dec. 18th; w ith­ in three days' travel not later then Dec. 18 for mere distant points, not later than Dee. 14. Parcels and cards for local de­ livery should be mailed when possible not later than Dec. 2*2. Parcels and envelopes may be endorsed “ Flense do not open until Christmas.“ i < | i < Berlins Have a New Baby Girl , , T ic k lin g ' - Throat*' ‘ and Husky Voice Try 1 Terry Talent, special state liq­ uor a g e y , nabbed a pair of Oreeh bootleggers tram California as they were driving toward Ashland early yesterday and confiscated i t cases of bonded liquor and a five gallon Jog of wine. The liquor oWhere Were driving k big sedan. O r d e r , Y our Up The P e r so n a l C h ristin a s G re e tin g S p ir it C ard s N o w DENNISONS GIFT DRESSINGS Now On Display T a g s, S e a ls, “ D o n o t op en u n til.C h r is tin a s ” stic k s, ."y ' . 10c th e p k g . For Many Years Douglas Shoes Greeting Cards ................................... 5e, 10c, 25c ^tapnmta 75c N«W Copyrights H a v e 'S to o d T h e T est O f P R IC E A N D Q U A L IT Y T h e n a m e o f an a r tic le is o n ly a s g o o d r e p u ta tio n .— W e s e ll D o u g la s S h oes. by popular authors Mrs. Berlin, the former Ellen Mackay, who gave up millions to ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 McNAIR BROTHERS A piano that’s amazingly dainty and small Ll jl I 11 / 1 ir/l ¿J-J PresoctyUoB Dcufeglst P h o p e 116 WHILE SHOPPING FOR X MAS \ * 4» ’ ' V i s i t i n g M o t h e r In A s h la n d — G. K. W llshlre, student at the University of Oregon at Eugene, W . E. W llshlre. Miss Rose Gray, and M IM Irene Dehnken, teach­ ers in Gate*. Ore., are the guests of Mrs. Mary W llshlre of Gran­ ite street. O. K . and W . E. W ll­ shlre are eons of Mrs. Mary W ll­ shlre. They w ill remain In Aah- PIEEY, ITCHY SKIM QUICKLY SOOTHED BY THIS SULPHUR Don’t fail to see what we have to offer Opposite e w H o te l — O pen E v e n in g s 7324 Cars Delivered per day Last 14 days • . I N L Y 3 fe e t 8 inches tall is this re m a rk a b le W u r l i t z e r S tu d io Piano. D im inu tive enough to go alm ost a n y w h e re — even in the smallest room . HHH1 Light en o u g h to he carried S iH O b y two peop le. Y e t, it is wonderfully w e ll built and larger piano*. T h e re it the (till 88 note scale, o f course. | k IssS Pickwick Stage Systems ASHLAND TO ALL POINTS SOUTH Claycomb Motor Co ric h volum e heretofore ha* lo c ia t e d o n ly w ifti m u c h T n f , a i> A | aft perfection. S T U D lC LAYER T h e price is amazingly low. •44« a4 ap A rid you can b u y .o n th e ftiost c o n v e n ie n t term s« A ir H c a i 1 «.Factory I J I ZE R The F e ra Oarage Lincoln P IA N O Goma in today and see this r e m a r k a b le l i t t U p ian o . P lay it too. Y o u 'll be simply astounded at its mechanical H I Y o u ’ll b e a m a z e d w h e n y o u try it. F o r this tiny instru- ment possesses all the bell- lik e clarity of tone for which W u rlitz e r has always been famous. Ith as, too, the deep, So, the p rob lem o f piano space in bungalows, summt? c o t t a g e s , conservatories, K* n u rse rie s,sc h o o l room s, and ■ ; dozens of other places, has [1 become a thing o f the past. e x q u i s it e ly d e s ig n e d . Business is Goad V s »«V C«K Fordson B ft DOES Make .a Difference .Where You Buy Your Ford ___». k $2.00 OVERLAND SHOE SHOP NYAL H U SK EY S P1A & O S Both cars were held for confiscation and the prisoners were tataa to the coun­ ty jail at Jacksonville. Lithia Springi Pharmacy ’ 1 1 lfentho-Sulphur a pleasant cream, will soothe and heal skin that is irritated or broken out with eczema; that is covered with ugly rash or pimples, or is rough or dry. Noth­ ing subdues fiery sldn eruptions so quickly, says a noted skin specialist The moment this sulphur prepara­ tion is applied the itching stops and after two or three application^’ the eczema is gone and the skin is de­ lightfully dear and smooth. Sul­ phur is so precious as a skin remedy K w te r ta la e d W i t h T u r k e y because it destroys the parasites that cause the burning, itching or disfigure­ Mr. sad Mrs. George Blumen­ ment Mentho-Sulphur always heals auer antertalned with a tarkey A. imjuF^jar of Rowles Mentho- dinner at their home oa Pioneer Avenue, yeeterday at twelve-thir­ Sulphur may kg Jud at any good drug store. ty. ^Covers were laid for eeven. Fsr Pm» Jswph Jfetf TUi A ivfU n rn nt t» A delicious tarkey dinner with ell the trim m ing* was attractive- -, th e o t h e r K eep . and destruction through Perry and fe lls counties. Several per­ ffsrs being mads in L ittle Rock tonight for / theft- relief. sons were reported missing Id Governor T erral sad A djutant Opells eeaaty. where several Oenekal W ayne conferred immed­ buildings. Including a eeheol iately a fte r firs t reports o f the house were destroyed by fire disaster as to the advisability of caused by the storm. sending troops, tents and supplies Although no Inform ation was in the strichen counties. e vailable regarding the plight of Red Cram organisations also survivors in the storm area, plane participated In the conference. They we pleasant tasting throat r i H w m u« mediated u> sseduce-fi suUs. HuAeys dissolve in fhe mouth alowl but m a ly , thus aCardtog prolonged aasd cation. Bmotora, acton and JpWkf N W YO R K , Nov. 2«.— war« intercepted by the state agent. One of them was driving a ' Chrysler roadster and Bonded Whiske, Taken By Tai BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS