W W |. * • "W* « I ■» > |» t S’tMMP* rwl- y w'—»■"'>• W W í W W ** r i l 'f fTWRrl ,X PAGE THREE •jr- i: ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS FRIDi A. Paulserud was awarded ladles ayro in Ashland and Uearord and ,m. day, December 16. " » 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 8 8 8 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; ' 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 --- ----- . . _ . ______ — , 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- • , - 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 8 8 8 Katherine Morrison. 8 3 8 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 | 8 8 8 ways given their financial an 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,” , , ’ 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 -US 1 . Herbert’s Grocery a ix u t k i« ,™ Ï7 :» . 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. -J S » 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 “— ------------------------------------- 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. *» 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 t U • 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 -------------- -- lfic . 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. --------- ,----------------------------------------- - 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. / 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 4 r « d