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ASHLAND
DAILY
TIDINGS
FRIDi
A. Paulserud was awarded ladles ayro in Ashland and Uearord and ,m.
day, December 16.
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Alpha Chapter, O. E. 8. Elects
prise, Mr. O. A. Paulserud won Las a limited membership. Mrs.- . Mrs. H. O. Holman, president o l
There will be a covered-dish Officers ■
the gentlemen’s first prize, Mrs. V. V, Mills was appointed super-| the Circle asks that you come to
supper, Initiation and installation
The regular meeting Of the Al
V. D. Miller received ladies con visor for Ashland; Mrs. Frank,1 he sale early, so that you will be of officers. All members are es
pha Chapter, O. E. S. met in the
solation and Dr. R. L. Burdic, Dean, president ror two first able to secure some of the, delic- pecially requested to attend.
Masonic hall, Tuesday, December
¡gentlemen’s ceqeolallop.
Mr. year and Mrs.. C. A. Malone, sec- io us mince-meat and
candies
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T. Officers for the coming year
Simpkins won the price fer a very tetary. Mrs. W. L. Maxey was which the Circle :s ramous for
MI ms Dorothy Reid, Editor
wefe elected as follows;
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clever stunt “Tun rSoU." which appointed president for the sec- making. Everything wiH be ready Sophomores Hold Inltialon—
ïh e Sophomores held their an
Mrs. Maxie Bates, worthy ma
required
great
“skill”
and ond year with Mrs. Ruth Dews,; by ten a. m., when the public will
nual initiation recently in the tron; J. H. Hardy, worthy patron;
Friday, Dec. 10. — Past
Noble ¡“equilibrium.”
secretary. Mrs. Rose Galey, Mrs. tie given courteous service.
high school building, when they ; Mrs. Leah Caldwell, secretary;
Grand’s Club of.Hqpe Rebekah , At a late hour delicious refresh- A. H. Pracht. Mrs. G. A. Briscoe
Owing to so many activities for admitted, the freshmen into the
Miss Lydia McCall, treasurer;
Lodge No. 14, will meet With ments were served at tables beau- group leaders; Urs, F. G. Swed- the Christmas
season. It is
J
secret
and
mysterious
membership
Mrs. Helen McCallen, associate
Mrs, George W. Trefren at the tlfully decorated with Christmas enburg, leader at large and Mrs. thought best to omit the
nert 1 of the Ashland high school
matron; Mrs. Emily Hammond,
heme of her daughter on the trees. Each guest received a bag D. Perozzi, legislation.
meeting, which should have been
Various
tests
were
made,
after
conductress
and Mrs. Hester Car
comer of Fifth and B Streets of old-fashioned Christmas bandy
A happy social hour was spept on December twenty-becond, and
which games and conversation ter, associate conductress.
at 2 p. m.
, as a favor.
after this most delightful pro the Circle will meet instead
on J occupied the , largest part of the 1
Mohday, Dec. 13.— Art Club Will; The guests were Messrs and
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, A.
'•*» have a Christmas party in the Mesdames R. L. Burdic,, V. D;!Mra. Herbert McCarthy . w e r e !
At the clkse of the meeting d e -! I evening. . Pa "ty &nd deHcou8 r®J 0,000,000 DOLLARS LEFT
. ’ • wer® 8erved v ,«
w a
uy
m e
Civic Club House on Wlnburn' Miller, V. V. Mills. Nate Simpkins, hostesses tor the afternoon, and liclous refreshm ents------fr98hme,lt8
by v the
TO ILLEGITIMATE SON
were daintily members of the Sophomore class.
w ®y-
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- IE. M. Berg. H. K. Tomlinson, O. 'served tea and cakes at a vei*y at served by the cpmmlttee In charge
The entire class and their ad
Saturday, Dec. 11.— College Club a . Paulserud, C. E Shinn. Cog- tractive table decorated with pink which consisted of Mrs. Mitchell,
. ROME (U P )—Gaetano Bracale
visor, Mr. Henry Sheldon were
meeting has been changed from gins, wm. Briggs. Fred Cushing, carnations and pink candies.
a waiter In a hospital here, has
Mrs. Flora Putnum and -Mrs. hosts for the occasion.
Mrs, L. E. K ellys, 911 Queen oeorgls Coffee, J.-F. Place and
Inherited six million dollars from
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Katherine Morrison.
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Anne, Medford, to the Y. W. C. ¡the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Neighbors or Woodcraft M«>et In
his father Nullo Bracale,' who
The Social Circle Is a loyal
A. rooms, Medford.
J. R. Edwards.
band of workers, who have al Upper Valley Community Club
4 -O- O. F . Hall—
Saturday, Dec. 11.— Daughters of |
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ways
given their financial an<j FractIces For P rod u ction -
The regular meeting of the
* the Nile meet in Medford at I Civic Club Meets Tuesday—
moral
support to Any Christian! The Upper Vall«y Community
Neighbors of the Woodcraft was
2 p. m.
The Women’s Civic Community held in the I. O. O. F. hall Mon undertaking, and It is hoped that c,ub 1,as been Practicing for some
Hal ui day, Dec. 11, — Rainbow
their bazaar will be a decided sue tlme on a vaudeville production,
„
club met Tuesday afternoon. De day, December sixth.
class of the Presbyterian
.
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which they, will put on in the
ecss.
An interesting business session
.
.
. . . . . .
. cember seventh, fn the Civic club
church meets at the home of I’
new communty house at Bellview,
; house on Wlnburn Way.
was conducted, after which the
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Mrs. Demerit, 592 Fairview
on the evening of December 17.
The meeting was opened by the members of this lodge presented state Commander Will Visit
street, at 7 :SO p. m.
Those who have seen previous
president. Mrs. Harris Dean, and their first and oldest Guardian Ashland Review—
Wednesday, Dec. 11.— Social Cir
productions
of this club will not'
, ,, , , ...
Mrs. G. O. Eubanks led in the sa- Neighbor, Mrs. Josephine Crock-|
cle of Christian church m e e t s . ..
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to attend, as the i
i ’t*te COm need to be urged
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,
. . „«'lu te to the flag. After a ehort or. with « beautiful plant, and
In tho church parlors at 2:30 . *—-*-----
.
as
they
were
unanimous
In
w
ish
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the,
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A”
Women’s
upper
valley
people
have already
business -----.—
session, —
trie president
p. m.
ing
Her
many
more
birthdays
as
benefit
Association,
wjll
visit
the
estebh.hed
a
reputation
for
turned the meeting over'to Mrs.
Tuesday, Dec. 14.— AC, P. E. O„
• Ashland revlew- No. 22, Wednes- splendid entertainment.
|W. L. Maxey, president of the happy as this one
will meet with Mrs. Sam Mc
¡Del ph Ians, who gave a most in-
At the close of the meeting, de
Nair.
.
licious refreshments were datntlly
'teresting
and
enjoyable
program,
Thursday, Dec. 10.— Baby Clinic
ias follow: Mrs. A. E. Woods play served in the banquet room.
club house, on Wlnburn Way.
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ed two beautiful piano numbers,
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19 E . M a in
¡‘‘Joyful Peasant,”
by Robert
Entertained At Bridge—
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t Social Circle of Chr:stian Church
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Edward. ^h“rn,an and TA,p,n® Horn by Meets—
entertained at a Bridge party
»»r,. Lou Hansen gave
The meeting of the 8ocial Cir
Wednesday eveuiug, December
nu-"b®rs A Dawn ng” cle of the Christian church was
, pleasant
«
* v home on ■ by Cadman
a
eighth, at their
• . . and “Lullabye,”
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very well attended Wednesday,
Third street
fcgro melody, accompanied at the
when they met in the church par-
tv
d v i
twenty years ago emigrated to
Amerlca, abandoning his common
law wife and three illegitimate
children.
. neverthless shows striking tlto c-
ftlon for the man who ,eft hllB the
150 million lire. He said that he
always knew that his father loved
Although Gaetano does not well him, and that he h^d run off for
remember his father who disap- the sole purpose of making
peared when he was a boy, he money for his beloved son.
Christmas Fruit Cakes
P la c e y o u r o rd e r
ca ke — 50 cts. per
now
fo r
the
C h ris tin a s
I
f r u it
pound.
S p e c ia l D is c o u n t on o rd e rs placed before Dee. 20th
—-45;cts. per
lb.,
or 2
lbs.
for 85 cts.
FRANKLIN
BAKERY
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Herbert’s Grocery
a ix u t k i« ,™
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. V. V. Mills gave a short interest-
tlng talk on the “Delphlans" as an
organization; Mrs. Grace Wenner
reviewed "cultural events;” Mrs.
Domino Provost reviewed "polit
ical current events” and Mrs. Carl
Nltns gave a very fine book re
view, “Galahad,” by John Irskine.
Higher education, personal im
provement and social progress is
the motto of all Delphian Cliap-
, tors. ( It Is one of the largest na-
- ttoual-study clubs in America,
taking Its place and cooperating
with Ebell, Browning and , other
»•ell known study organizations in
Much was accomplished both In
work and making the final ar
rangements for the cooked food
sale and bazac** •"h'ch will be held
in the Yockcy building on East
f ain street, Saturday, December
11. Many beautiful and useful ar
ticles, which will make splendid
Christmas presents, -are in evi
dence tor this sale.
Any person on the west side of
to w s who has some article for the
sale and cannot bring it to the
Yockey building, please phone
447-1; any person on the east
I side, phone 288-Y. Please have
R n r c m tn r
It was organized over a year all articles there by 9 or 9:30 a.
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Beenuse— M e a t has m o re
n a tu ra l lie a t sto re d u p in
i t th a n m o st a n y o th e r
fo o d . F o r y o u r h e a lth ’s
»sake— F a t M o re M e a t.
T w o Big 19c D ays at
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Mince Meat, 2 lbs. ...................35c
XL Jelly Powder, 4 pkgs. . . . 25c
Fancy Dates, 11 ox. . . . . . . 20c
Pineapple, 2 1-2 Tin . . . . . . 25c
Mixed Nuts, Pounf . . . . . . 25c
Santa Claus will bring gifts and the ever joyous Christmas spirit but we ask the
privilege of supplying the food that will make that dinner a glorious feast.
Sweet meats from every clime. Staple foods of the finest grades to you through
20TH CENTURY, STORES service.
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Offerings Saturday and Monday, Dec. 11th and 13th
FOR BAKING
SPECIALS
Bacon Racks............................ 35c
SNOWDRIFT— “A highly refined purely vege
table Shortening”— 4 lb. Can ..................... Me
CREME OIL SOAP— "The Cream of Olive Oil
Soaps”— 5 bars ................................................ 25c
Shortening, Pound . . . . . . 15c
Soda Crackers. B o x ................ 10c
LIBBYS MILK— "The neareat to fresh cream'’
—Tall Cans, 4 for ......................................... 3Se
HUN MAID RAISINS— Puffed or Seedless— 1!>
oz. Pkges, 3 for ........................................... JMc
WESSON OIL— Eucellent for frying and bak
ing as well as for making mayonnaise— Quart
Can ..................................................... ‘............
40c
Xmas Candy, Per Pound . . . . 15c
CANDIED PEELS — Very finest Imported —
Citron, lb............................................................. Bile
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Orange or Lemon, lb...................................... 33e
HARDY BROTHERS
PURE LARI) — In bulk — Fresh lard is still
the favorite of many mothers— 3 lbs........... (ISr
Eagle Meat Market
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
BEST SHORTENING— In bulk— Purely vege
table— 3 lbs......................................................BSc
P hone 107
THE HIGHEST GRADES O f
ROYAL BAKING POWDER— 12 oz. Can. 43
2 1-2 lb. can ....................... ..
»1.20
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
DATES— In bulk— 1926 crop of Golden Hal-
w
säs£
Extra Fancy
Cut Stick
PER
LB.
A W’ondwful Value
Chocolate
Creams
PER
LB.
It W on’t Mmtli Up
Bananas :— Bananas
Extra Special
Pork Shoulder
Roasts
24c per lb.
SATURDAY
ONLY
Tender
Chickens and Rabbits
French Creams
Bright — Sparkling
Crown or Sperry’s
................................ »2.00
AMERICAN SARDINES— Packed in pure Salad
oil—Quarters, 5 cans .................... .............. 2Bc
HEINZ CATSUP— Large Bottle ................ 24c
MINCED CLAMS— Free from Bqnd— Hot clam
soup and Crackers, at lunch appeal to the
ck'ldren — Halves, 2 Cans :.....J................. 3Bc
SODA CRACKERS — They’re “Tru Blu” —
Freeh and Crisp—P o u n d
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CRYSTAL WHITE— "Pure Soap— all thru”—
10 bars ........................................... .— ............ »8c
ROSEDALE SLICED PINEAPPLE — 8 large
Slices to the can in a medium 8yrup— large
Cans— 2 for .................................................... 42c
LIRDYS APPLE BITTER— Hot Biscuits and
Apple Butter certainly “hit the spot”— 1 lb.
Tall Cans, 2 for .......... .............................. ..... »Tc
See Ours F irst
20TH CENTURY CÓFFEE— F e w e q u a l- -N o n e b e lte r— T lie
excellence— A lw a y s F re s h — POUND 47c; 3 POUNDS, $1.38.
Nice Large Oranges
In st w o rd in Coffee
2 pounds for 19c 1-2 dozen for 19c
Carloads!— Fresh Candles and 1926 Crop Nuts— Carloads! Yes Carloads of them! Each kind
the very best In Its class— Quality is better an d prices lower than last yean— Our ever In
creasing care in selection und enlarged buying power has made both possible.
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N o..? Can Fancy Broken Sliced Pineapple---- 19c
A 25c Bottle of Gold Medal Mayonnaise ..
19c
SATIN FINISHED MIXED — Richly Colored — Lb.
Large Sweet Onions
Carrots or Turnips
6 pounds for 19c 6 pounds for 19c
5 10-OZ. BARS CITRUS SOAP FOR ..............19c
2 POUNDS EXTRA FANCY NAVY BEANS, 19c
4 ROLLS -CREPE TOILET PAPER ..............19c
2 CANS CAMPBELLS SOUP FOR ..................19c
LIBBYS STUFFED OLIVES, Per Bottle ...,1 9 c
25c PACKAGES PRESSED FIGS AT . . . . . . 19c
2 PACKAGES AMAIZ0 STARCH FOR ,...1 9 c
THESE ARE JUST A SAMPLE OF ITEMS
MARKED DOWN FOR OUR 19c SALE—THERE
ARE PLENTY OF OTHERS—LOOK THEM OVER
Right Merchandise — Right Service — Right Prices.
Enders Block
Phone 57
FLOUR— Kerrs Best Patent— 49 lb Sack, »1.00
19c
Fresh Country Sausage
Barrett’s
Market
lowils, 2 Lbs....................................................... 2Bc
KELIXMJGS CORN FTAKKS— 3 packages, 2Sc
HARDY BROTHERS
fiy&Delteious
tR A N D
am
Baited Frye’« *T>elioow" H a m and Roast
(Turkey^« slice of Hem , a slice o f turkey
—the Christmas Dinner extraordinary—
"that lovely Christmas Dinner we had** will
be a delicious family memory for months
to come.
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W hy not spread Christmas Cheer by the
gift of a whole Frye’s "Delicious’’ H am in
Jts festive Christmas wrapper.
Frye’s "M eat Guide" shows the way to
many different Ham menus. Get your
copy now by sending 2c to Frye f t Com*
pany, Seattle, to cover
over - postage.
Y ou’ll find Frye’s "Delirious* B
Brand H a m
ITc; 3 for ..................... #0c
BROKEN MIXED — The Meal Xmas Mixed In a variety of colors— Pound .............................. 22c
CRYHTALIZED CREAM AND GUM MIXED— Fancy Mixed Creams assorted with square end
oblong crystallzed Gums— Pound
.............................................................. 20c
FRENCH CREAMS— Genuine hand made soft centered Creams, Lb. ..'................... 1..................... 20c
CHOCOLATE DROPS— T he' Improved soft centered kind— Pound .....................
GRONKRH WALNUTS— Fairly bursting with large white meats— Lb..................
BRAZIL NUTS — The best quality In years— 2 pounds ........................... ...........
ALMONDS — Soft Shells. Ne plus Ultras— Lb...........................2Sc;
FILBERTS— Oregon Barcolonas
2
lbs.........
88c
.. BOc
Unequalled in flavor and sise— lb
PEANUTS — Fresh roasted Fancy Virginia Jumbos — Lb.................... ITcj 2 for .................80c
MIXED NUTS-^-All first grade Nuts— No peanuts — Carefully, selected and mixed by
Pound ........................... ........................... ..
2»c; 3 for ................
cluster
R ais i Ä
— Fancy
Selected— 15 os. Pkge., 2 for ............
LAYER FIGS —' Fancy Adrlatics for eating— Lb........................ IT I-2cj 10 lb. Bo* — ......^ 1 8 2
20Centunj Stores
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