WEDNESDAY, January IP, 1M7, At the Ashland Hotel— Mrs. J. Brood head and son A. H. Brood head of Vancouver, B. C., and A. A. Chandler of Bur bank, Cal., are amonc those who registered at the Ashland Hotel yesterday. In I Nebraska, who is visiting for sev- ig.leral days at the home of Mrs. I John Daugherty, little Shirley I Cushing, and' the guests of hon- ’ lor Johnny and Jimmy Dsugh- lerty. . v ; | n u n , I Washington P. T. A. M e ets > | The Washington P. T. A., held - See the new clothes reel at Jor I 'heir regular meeting in the dan’s mill, ready to set ,ln -the I Washington school last week. * , F. J. Croto of Weed, Cal. ground. 112,if »Uss Dorothy Retd, i J A very Interesting and dellght- spent the day In Ashland yester fful program was presented as day looking after business affairs TAiveling Man H er e CALENDAR OP EVENTS ' I follows: The girls in Miss Hus- H. B. Symes. a traveling man Isey’s room sang two beautiful «, Stated convocation, Thursday ■{ The-International Bible Stu from San Francisco, Cal., Is y songs, Mrs. Bertha Denton, dents Association respectfully spending a few days in Ash Jan. 20. Routine bust- h l school nurse, gave a talk and b J Mrs. Arthur Hardy gave a talk on neas aad work in Mark Master. urges you to attend their special land looking after business af public lecture Thursday, Jan. 20. fairs. Mr. Symee has not been All companions Invited. | her kindergarten work. 117-2 in this city for six years. , A. J. McCALLEN, H- P. ’a I Following "the program delic-1 i-Jlous refreshments were served to* W. H. DAT, Secretary Real chicken Tamales, served, A dandy plate lunch Including p ||h e ladles . 30c. To take home, 26c. The coffee every noon and night, 35c. Here Y e e tre d y a — « » » Plaza Af the Plaza. 10fl-tf ..Charles Quinn, Southern P a - Baptist Missionary Society Will ----. . clftc hrakeman from Dunsmuir, Clubhouse on Wlnburu Way, Cal., spent the day In Ashland Purchased Thoroughbred Pup— , Returned from Vacation— The Baptist Missionary So Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Hodkin- Friday, Jap. 91.— -D. A„ R. will ciety will meet on Wednesday, yesterday visiting with friends. , . Paul Mars of - the Ovdifond Shoe shop has purchased a thoro- eon returned Monday evening meet with Miss Mollie Songer January 19, in the church parlors Jor their monthly meeting and « Ganzata Sanitary Napkins, 49c bred English pup from Domino from a two weeks vacation spent on Helman street. Provost. program. vlsitlng.wlth relatives and friends dosea—McNair Bros. In Los Angeles, Fresno and Oak Host and Hostess at Farewell ’ I. B. 8. A. special lecture. Seats land, California. Mr. and Mrs. Dinner— - L-st the UNION write year fall 'free. No collection. Jan. 20. Win Hodktnson reside on Church St Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cashing coverai* automobile Insurance, T17-2 were the host and hostess at a yea, g f Conroe., " . » 83-tf ter Garden Hall farewell dinner given at the If Visiting In K. F__ .'Guaranteed rye, whole wheat or pleasant home on Third street; Heard <*»• X » «g — Miss Alice Walker of Ashland * Logoi radio fans heard George white flour, 18 per sack Ashland is visiting her .sister. Miss Mary Saturday evening, January 117-6 teenth. The affair yra» given 4« Toung, winner of the Catalina Fruit A Pro. Assn, ‘ Walker of the Williamson River honor of Johnny and Jimmy kwlm, apeak over KNX. Holly- store in Klamath Falls. Miss From McCloud—. Daugherty, who Left Sunday for Whod Cal., last night. • - ; - ’ l Butcher knives, values up O. G. Movlow of McCloul.Tal., Walker fo b once a teacher. In Portland, the "klamath Agency schools and After a delicious dinner, the ’ to $2.50 for The International Bible Stu was a business visitor In Ash Is well known in that hectlon. guests spent the evening in conr land yesterday. dent» Association respectfully versatlon. » Those who received ùrgM you to attend their special At the Oregon Hotel— ' . this delightful hospitality were; Yes, we sell apples; that Is part paMlc lecture Thursday, Jan. 20. Jack" Konrad «f Salem, Oregon, 117-2 of our business. Ashland Fruit Ed Bythu of Kelso, Wash., and Mr. anjJ Mrs. John Daugherty, H. PARING KNIVES. AT - it. Hurst, Miss Louise Ridley, A Pro. Assn. L. R. Hurst of Seattle, Wash., Mrs. R. D. Harris of Omaha, I 20 CENTS EACH < Manzanita wood with blocks Plenty of money to loon on mokpe * good combination, Car nea Ppwle'r Lbh. Co. 113-1 good security. Phone 21. Teo, of 1 courte. 83-tf HELLO—Ye»! this is Mr. Isaac, the manager talking. Yes! Ma’am, the big sale is still on and getting hotter and bigger every day. Yes! There are only a few Coats and Dresses left, wonderful value, n several of each were sold today. Your size is here. We arc sure you can find one to suit your idea JE s I k j of style and your pocketbook too. Hosiery and underwear are included too, also all dry goods. In fact'everything'in the store is on sale. You will be well pleased and surprised too if you will only como and spend a few minutes and glance around the store. Here is a,real special for Thursday only. S*ure Gum Rubber Household Aprons in a variety of styles and colors in attractive combinations. Sold regular for 59c—-on sale Thursday only 35c each.—Thank you. KITCHEN KNIFE SPECIALS Only 57 Cents Reported Improved— H. G. Enders, who Is a hospi tal In Portland, Ora., under- to iu f medical treatment Is re- lk>rted to be a 'little improved. Br. la d e n will not undergo an Enjoy Outing Sunday— Misses Qeorglsnna Cliff and Genevieve Honsely with Jimmy Clark and Ray Brennan enjoyed an outing whloh took them as operation, however. far as Anna Creek Mills on Sun day. They motored to the mill 8gu>rt new spring suitings and and cooked tbalr dinner in the Myles la men’s wear. Just In, open. The Misses Clift and Hense- PaalMra«*«. 117-tf ly formerly resided In Ashland and are sisters of Harvey Clift of Ashland.— Klamath Herald. I Alfalfa sulphur, Sulphat of Am monia. Nitrate of Soda, Ground bone and general fertilizers. Ash Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lyons of land Fruit A Pro. Assn. 117-8 Portland slopped la Ashland yes terday |o. spend the day. They gyp «agitate* ifo Southern Csllfor- •fd -f>dre they will spend the Ford Batteries »12.00. I l Plate Rubber case battery, the same qhaBly battery you pay' from 32®.«0 Jo >22.00 tor In other m^kes. -Bewurs, exalted ruler phload Blh’e aad. J. Bdwi {, secretary, returned y £n train No. 83 from Oregon, where they •-k sseetlag called by the halted Rnler. axillary to Trinity GnUd aphfcllc curd party, Wed- rpplpg. January i t ta the Wc aaeh. Bridge. J NgW Bra ps wick Records r*- Maasd «vary Thursday. Hoar th« '‘Light Ray Records at El- Every Single One, Regardless of Make, Goes in on This. This Battery fit» 80 per cent of all oars and la ideal for your Radio. Battery Recharge, $1.00 *• $9.90 GRADE AT .......................... $7.45 *7.00 <j&ADE AT ................. $5.$5 $4.75 GRADE AT .......................... $3.55 $2.98 GRADE AT Radio Batteries, . , . . 75c Exchange price made when turning In your old battery on a now one. Buy Your Raincoats NOW, “ THE HOME OWNERS OF A NATION FORM THE BACKBONE OF ITS CITI ZENRY.” Claycomb Motor In the observance of National Thrift Week, it is fitting that one day should be set aside as “ Own Your Home Day.” - B .: T. AU«a of Portland la In Medford visiting with hie broth w. w. Allan of “ The Winchester Store” RAINCOATS Tord Garage Phone 50 er, E . R. ISA A C & C o The Price of T1 ese Garments to Move Them Quick. Buy now while it’s iterati Moose haH. Thursday <nts £0 <|«nta, ladles 1rs -OrehMtra. 117-2 CLEARANCE Simpson’s .Hardware the Medford Chevrolet Motor Co.' Mr. Allen Whh formerly7 proprietor of the Ashland hoUl. For of all the reasons advanced in the Own Your Own Home movement, perhaps the fore most and most practical is its sound economic basis. No man is thrifty if he goes on expend ing, yeir after year, a great portion of his income without receiving lasting benefit from CAhtothnry Box candy aale nt • Plata. ' * •" 108-tf D. U llama, district cable splicer for the Pacific Telephone aad telegraph company, accom panied l*F hie assistant. C. 8ea- vay, ora spending a few days In Ashland repairing local cable«. Th« n d a are from Eugene. Lstoft Reprint Fiction, 76c, nt McNair Bree ftaoAo ’s Comer BROADCLOTH SHIRTS GOING FAST AT 98c MILLER’S TOGGERY “Hab-a-dash Inn” other precept of Thrift Week—he is making ¡1 safe investment. A safe investment—but it paysgt high rate of interest. Happines8» Security, Comfort and Safety for one’s family cannot be measured in monetary terms, but they are valued by the thrifty man above anything else in his power to. obtain. If on the other hand, he makes the same ex penditures, but at the end of a period of years has a visible, tangible .asset—a home—he has been both thrifty and economical. For in purchasing his own home he is following an- Today any man who properly budgets his in come fean afford to own his home. There is plenty of assistance at hand—the world is willing and anxious to help him achieve that worthy end. In one way or another, dll the organizations and individuals listed below stand ready to help you own your home. Advice and assistance are yours for the asking! Swenson and Peebler Ashland Realty Co. » M * Jordan Sash and Cabinet Works Wm. E. Gould, Realtor A J. O. Rigg, Paint Store H. C. High, Contractor