I DAILY TIDING» W ft* Vkr Vl«a*ant home Thursday, J a a .- 27.— Past trons* Club meets at Ik e o f Mrs. L J y ä Ä o b e d r I Church 8 t $ s l Thursday, Juu Card club m M f ^ S U is l club rooms. ’ HosuUes1,1 1 CUntoa B a u a M fe M b ta d Heary C a rtd fl'V * d tf O x| street, Sunday afternoon, January tweaty-third. r Those who enjoyed thia delis t)t- fu l affair were Moroni Olsen, Mist Dorothy Adams, Mr. Byron F it g«r, M r. Joe W illiam s and Mfes Janet Young, all of the Moropl ' Olsen Players, and the Misses Floy and Beverly Youpg Mis« Janet Young is a eister-iij-Uw of Mrs. Georgle Young. ■ • " M 'l a » « qtorw* stun gÓwrcé o f C fóàp ™ Jade Supply Found •BEAUTY Ashland u ef Jade i ■ I« 4 » off. r 4 lr I rascisco, »«« negative »terprteed by G irl Friends— ij'M I s s Irwanda Bateman was Ih e J ^ e ^ ^ F ^ y ^ e X n ^ U n 1 |h « t a m ere iM Af « M i l l ceived undue attention, as stu­ Quoted dent« «canned tha lists o f those travel, who were exempt. I* . for thi jn a r y »1, j|e w t h e y arrtojd at the '! patemaa fconto: to cel^fcata] her ira of C binpft ^Trans-Pacific a r ’ regularly Ina, found In better boastings of Id the etisf was a special w r . nqw ;and fBda a u f see W A l the returns ep year invest ment wiU be. ” Souther« Gregod M o rg u i, M r. W . feTening ww L « e i ( p |^ tn ^ H. «Msrojr, suphi lhteadentant of i i n t f s & K city schools at O A ble Pass, and gam er and listening to music un­ CHILD rahjtd tended to two Chinese, revealed at til a late hour, when Mrs. Bate- Mr. R A- W hitm an o f Rhosalx. Mr. Henry Enders, Jr.. was the f least o n e source of supply. Two 1 man served delicious retresh- Shanghai men safely passed the 1 ments. inspection on board ship and were Miss Bateman’s guests ware the (CoatinatJ from page 11 on the. pier, whan suspicion was Misses Grace Cocjnbe, Mary Ga- MempJjJa. for-, hospital care. eycltqd. ‘ i . , ' 1 , ' ley, Lucille Carson, N e jra Bart­ ' Hba Is »tasted 'Se a baby Sap Froqciecp Chinese waved lett, Lydia Smith. Eljeni Qaley, swallows soft eorenle and. > , ir them* A hearty »M eting, they Lorraine' Sparr, Dorothy Stt^ens, tnit‘according td kttsndairr’ns » rushed to, th e ,p lp r and prepared ■tae tsst«e d s th im : . Her ; and Fredericks Brommer, Miss J. to hustl» the pewoonsers o ff to a" has s a d 'A con ' Bateman’s house gupst. lea st. - p > • Priced for Quick Sale. B B B daify. An alcohol bath is g her every mora lag. o '-1 Norcross Home Scene of Birtfa- . io the t arrivals, gipposedly Buy Now and Sava Mogey. 1 day Dinner— e travellag merchants on business; Doctor« declare that if The home of Mr. a^d Mrs. L i Tourings, Coupes and Tudor it were sp«rchhd,i Jgde v a lu e d » at Sedans also Dodge, Butck and L. Norcross at 84« Boulevard was w. f 10,00« was found 1« their Chevrolet t £ slothing. 1 the scene of a v e ry pretty birth- ' day dinner, Saturday evening, 11 The merchants Ng Kay Foo and Priced: - $20, $75, $115, ' January twenty-second in honor r Quong K ay are held for tria l $165, $175. $200, $225. of Miss Audrey McPherson. on smuggling charges. In the Thy color scheme was eteverly , , meantime wptoh.on the liners has fcet us Give You a 1 carried out *n eld rose and white i been doubled. ' « Demonstration ; with cut flowers as a eenterplsce. r A delicious tprse course pin­ ner was served featuring in the ' last csursa a beautiful birthday . > (Contingtd from Page 1) ‘ cake. - are 2J,»1^,000 rwjjeterod -mef^r Besides 1 the hostesses. Misses vehicles in the U nited States, a 1 Stewart, Wtlson and Arm estroul. new high figure. Of this num- 1 those present .were >the Misses •ber 19,|2d,pQ0 are motor cars ’ M yrtle H all, Dora Larson, Ruth and the balance trucks. ’ kPnrdy, Mrs. Edith Deuel atad the • The automobile industry failed ’ honored guest Miss Audrey Mc- to make a pew production record * Pherson. three times in its hlstpry. The B B B first lim e was ip. L J I8 . T h« Ever since the world began, ' Reception Given toy M r. and Mrs. othejc times were in f M l and true hospitality has been the key­ ' Hanford— •' I «« » a ra y note of our social progross. At A reception was given in the first it was primitive— but al- parlors of the Chistlan church ways the beet was glvep to the Sunday evening after church ser­ guest as an expression of love. vices, for Mr. and Mrs. W< E. Then entertaining grew more Sanford, who w ill leave soon for elaborate and magniUcient until Dunsmuir, California, where they it« very purpose was submerged will make their home. . in pomp and splendor. Finally Delciqus refreshments were the world awoke to the inner served and a d elig h tfu f social meaning of the simple • life, and hour was spent. 1 "HoaplU ltty” was again looked B g B upen aa the “A rt of Entertaining W .R . C. Has Social A fternoon— Others so as te Make Them Hap­ The W. R. <5. had a social af­ 18 Plate Rubber caee hattork» py.”— Ida Dailey Allen. ternoon In the I. O. O. F. hall th« toH « Quality h a tten yoa B B B n»y front, $20.00 to 122.00 Monday afternoon, January «4. i The Meant Ashland Chapter ror in other ma£es. , ( , A very tine program of music Daughters of the American Revo­ and readhWW * ’“• «ben --and ■ d8* : h t i ? la tte r y jt s 8«)’ per ceat lution, met "at the home of Miss 1 riefous refreshments were served « f - pH care and ie ideal M Mollie Songer on H elnu n street, by the committee in charge your Radio. Friday, January twenty-first. As- The honored guests were Com­ sistant hostesses were Mrs- Au­ rades E. K. H all and G. P. Sayle Butcher knives, values up gust 8cheurman, Mrs. A. G. of the Post. W W Recharge, $1.00 Adams and Mrs. C. W . Hanson. to $2.50 for B B B Members responded to roll call Radio Batteries, . . . . 75ç THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN COAL AS ALSO by giving interesting accounts of Katertained W ith Dr. Bertha « . Saw^pr pater­ the fossil remains that are found IN WOOD: IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST. :e price made when In Oregon The registrar reported, tained a nntnber ni Jpests with a in yonr old battery on that several papers for new mem­ delightful d la ty - at the PARIWG Sprlngs hotel, 8 | «dar. Jappdry bers were almost completed. The Chapter observed a few twenty-third. Those preset moments of reverent silence in loving memory of Mrs. Elisabeth Mrs. Howard, ] Pi H. McGee, who very recently Carlon Crandall; ’ 1 * » passed from their circle. ‘ ' H ardw are Since this was the first meet­ ing since November, the business “ The W inchester Store" session was unusually long. JtoCietrotioBs rsaetpp _ We Carry a Complete Line of Among the matters receiving at­ The number of registration al tention was the election of dele­ the local Chamber of Commerce gatee to the state conference to are Increasing considerably as the be held In March at Corvallis. weather ia becoming more mod- and Scientific Correction for Ailments of the Feet, Oregon. The state regent, Mrs. rale. The majority of the out- Gordon McCracken, reported that of town cars are enroute north, it Mount Ashland Chapter was is noticed. named at the midwinter meeting of the board of managers as the first Chapter ia the state to pay Four lúeee split Iwmkoo po|e rewound and put in a ll state assessments. first eh>o condition for $4.00. The social hoar was,of special laterest as the Chapter had the great pleasure of congratulating the Chapter regents. Mrs. H a r­ riet Fielding on her (Oth birth­ day. The birthday cake held Opposite only the most important, candle, the Field- lag hat V W { f tS fc t b a r of her splendiaáhsefw Uhr. and bar Rheumatism is easier to avoid that cure, states « well-known authority ready rs re are advised to dress warmly, ken honor si S feet dry, avoid exposure, am ove all. drink plenty of apod wait id avoid eating sweet, of aR M ad - , always Rheumatism is caused by bME years. IMS-, and acids resulting from fgto scendai grim. ' com prehend.