guests enjoyed a delightful pre- gram of stunts and games la tbe ballroom of the hotel. F itd ay, Jaa. SR.— There w ill bo a Missionary recaption in th a M. B. Church at 7:30 p. m. Frtday, Jam SR.— I. O. O. F dance in the I. O. O. F. hall. Tnsbday, Feta 1. — Civic Club meets In the Civic clubhonse os W ilb u rn Way. Needle work and a social aftsrnooa. Saturday. Feb. IS . — Collège Women’s Club meets at the home of Mrs. R. W . Stearns at ~ S3 North Orange, Medford, tt 33 » M OUNT HOOD W han the world was new. Ood fashioned a great mouatafn. He shaped Its giant bulk In lines of rhythmic symmetry; Ho pillowed Its Tofty head In a sky sprinkled with stars; He draped its brawny shoulders In a mantle of purest white; F or its feet He spread A carpet of living green; O’gr n il He cast a film y veil O f tangled sun beams, When it was finished, He smiled; The smile still lingers there; Mea call it "Hood.” » 33 33 Entertain Husbands W ith The ladies of Chapter AC, P. E. O. entertained their husbands with a delicious fiye-courae tu r­ key dinner at the Ldthla Springs hotel, Tuesday January twenty- fifth at seven, p. m. Beautiful yellow end white w l- ter lilliea made e very attractive decoration for the perfectly sp- pointed tables. Following the dinner hoar the HOTPOINT SUPER-IRON with the CALROD ELEMENT You’ll be surprised how easy it is to iron the Hot- point way. Try it and see. The large, ' oomfortable handle is Mwayu C copj and QpJ «nd rigid. In e^ery Ihe every 4deniiu detail the, Hotpoint Super-Iron is made to give greatest ironing ease, to keep its handsome appearance and to give maximum service, economy and depoudabil- • * 33 33 3| M fUea A rt Utah Meets W ith lire , srhetrhs— i .' Th Ladles A r t Club of this city met at the pleasant home of Mrs. Louis acbyein on Church street, Monday evening. January tw asty-fourth«*.,^. 1 The evening was fcpeut playing FITU Hundred and doing fancy work, until a late hour when the hostess assisted by Mrs. George K ing served -vary attractive and .tasty refreshments. Visitors at this meeting were Mrs. W illiam Myer, Mrs. C. J. Brady, Mrs. May and Mrs. Woods. The next meeting of the A rt Club w ill be held at the home of Mrs. Clifford Jenkins at 134 Pioneer street, Monday evening. February fourteenth. If « 33 Hard Time ifaace Given By The Herd Time dance which was given by thé Brotherhood of American Yeomen in the I. O. O. F. bail Monday evening January twenty-foerth, was a decided Those who attended wore hard time clothes, and If they did not, they were fined. Old fashioned music and danc­ ing was the feature o f the gventng end everyone had a good time. 33 33 M E lk ’s Enjoy Dance Tnesdsy The local E lk ’s end their la ­ dles enjoyed a dance la th-i E lk ’s dubrooms Tuesday evening. January tw enty-fifth. Thers'w as not as large a crowd ps nanel ow­ ing to the many other activities which were going on that eve­ ning. Dickey's orchestra furnished the music, which was unusually good. N O TIC E TO C H B D ITO B g N O TIC E IS HBRM BY G IV E N that the nndersigaed has been duly appointed Adm inistrator of the estate of Hannah Mt' MeOee, deceased, and all persons having claims against said Motaba ara re­ quired to present them, duly veri- flsd, w ith proper vouchers, w ithin six months from this date to the underatgned at his store In Ash­ land, Oregon. Dated January 37, 1317. J. H. McGEE, Administrator. 115-4 ThUp. The rehearsals te r the |4ay Iq be given early In Februtak ard under way. It< fe‘ g veenralty and- will keep the qudjsnce In IgugM ter from start to finish. A ll tsils w ill he; given ia ts d Wsftih .for the date. A Jess danse w t lV f a gtvga i t the new cofcrta^Uty hf 0 bs |o U - vigw Saturday night the I t t h . Carl Loveland w hl furnish /th e music, and a wonderful time Is anticipated. >1 ' Station GUY GOOD Phone 82 Delicious Virginia Baked Ham, Southern Style, for noon lunch and evening. A tempting dish at 40c. unity the school house eroo<Áí, Jsn„«0. with b e rV a n d t h r y yfs- - t ’ t fio mooting was thè 1 guard ALSO F uller Paints the evening and a pleasant tinie was had. Asttsusl, light refresh* -« and fam ily of 117 G O ITR E RED U CED F IV E IN C H ES And H ealth Lppvoved for Spokane •.^ady Mrs. Bertka,Landberg. Bi W l 7th *- Abelluu* • Spokane, Wash., A • ! * • « 11 7*»* ’ A «■ THOROUGHLY SEASONED WOOD U sed Fords • DIAMOND * GAS CO. BRIQUETS THE VERY BEST UTAH AND WYOMING COAL ' F " W e are prepared to m ake prom pt . deliveries * 44 , - * • THEBE iS 4 DIFFEKENCE IN COAL AS ALSO IN WOOD: IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST. WHITTLE TRANSFER CO. « look like new and of additional service. Sorbol-Quad- ruple, u dolorlfss linim ent a* short time my Goityb Is gone. My eye­ sight is goqd. I sleep riighta, end feel Ukk I did before. W ill tell or wMta my fu ll experience.’' W rite Soirbol Company, Mechanls- burg, Ohio. Sold at a ll drug storee. Locally a t Bolton’s Drug Store.- Moro — Farmers Rlpystor to bs rebpilt a fter recent fire. - Tillam ook had only «7,817 fire lossee daring 1833. Portland —- Enke Dye Works, recently bunted, w ill build 330,- •k o plant. * . « ra r BASKETBALL! ^Saturday N ight MT. SHASTA HI î* ta* , / í M adden’s Business is Good WE CAN USE MORE CREAM Are Paying T op p ric es fo r F a t • 4 , . ■ • BRING US YOVK CREAM . - Why take 2 to 4c less for your batter fat? U T H IA CREAMERY , / Phoi^e.84 143 North Pioneer Junior H igh Gym. ' Are You Ih Prime! • '♦ NO! NOT FEELING JUST BIGHT N IN IN G E R ’S Ford Batteries 112.00 IS p u t« Rubber « u m buttery, tbe ram» quality battery you pay from 138.83 to I3S.Q3 for iu .o th e f makoa. Noar Chico, Butte County,. California, can do , Wonders lfor You. • W RITRUS ’ LEE RICHARDSON, Manager ‘ C. L. Hallberg averages 33 miles to the gallon with the new and ¡ NE RAL ; Tkla Battary dta ,30 per cent of a lt c a n and la ideal faf- your Radio. V M d in e b tha result o f years o f effort to produce Wy voiotUe gatoline that U perfectly balanced. u U get a noticeable increase in gas-miles - a noticeable J *"* year’rouxxd-no sulphur CLEANLINESS Have your clothes cleaned and press­ ed regularly at the M èo m ' : |7.Ô0 vllOJOl m Claycomh M otçr at Independent Dealers. m i too o v . rr. LOAI 120 0U. FT. LOAl) 110 OU FT, \ And Put Into T o r Bln'Where Posrihto W e’do odorless olegning. Phone 1t, Just A sk Y our Grocer for Claycom h Motor ments wars served«^ ' Thdn .thk annah&e and hot mineral hfdju of Standard Cleaners Mfraua remora». ' J. 0 . RIGG " ' FOUNTAIN SERVICE ment, as any food there is. 2 b delightful “ to asted ” in p o r keeps youngstera ’looking for more” even a < 1’ Varnishes First game, 7:30 Main game, 8:30 W IL^H EN he haa ona o f thoaa atufaharn “wont •a l” apalla give him some H O . I l contains ae much the rigta ktad o f noyrtah- » I ASHLAND HIGH Good Prelim . COMPLETE land And f c r i M of Crsecint City, warm g u s ta 4 o í W and Mra. Johp Arasild «ns - dgy gist week. Mt;.. and M r|. Everett Bost- ia » h "Amertear * t i n B ea u tlfh f’, fol­ w ie t ta p v a d is ta , their new h o fte lowed hy the «UshVetary’s report and the qsaa} routing of Busy­ ness, a fte i wktab* M rs’ J. R. Mc­ vs. Other plate 1 noon specials. Arrived This M sratag - Mias Pbarl Shrum of Portland, Ore., arrived hi this city this morning to spend some time with her sister, Mlse B th ri Shram, jrho WoddVtjk-tlSd FWlngs office. rom Portland last wqsk M t visit at the As Ford Although 81 years old. her stood the trip quite Brook m klet and Pydfe Smfth had* - O. Goddard e f charge of the dinner w ftiChfrfel Cracken, y k o was pnogram leader was a business vii for the /ley, took the chair. served, pad thn* gained pt|jrf,' b t this moràlàd. Our (ravel study tour h a s 1 the Fire Markers' requirements/ The committee npnounced , at A number, expect to ta in the brought; pa to France, add Mra. the last dance, that no. morq par­ rank of *Flr« M aker next Aprjl. McCracken gave ' a very inter­ Band— D e b u t e s U ? «.’national ties w ill he held un til the floor A fter ’ they dinner the | gt«J« esting diaonssion on Normandy, 1 reet sales were beet pu record. can be declared in first class and guardians gathered aronmj Brittany and Bqrgandy. She wea condition. , The fact that this the fire and sangs the songs assisted by Mrs. Delwia Hurley dance is announced is proof that they learned at camp. who road, a paper ea Joan of Arc, ' this is assured. 80 don't he of Francs,. < Miss Snider was the guest 0« end the« Cathedrals and by'. Mra. Fred Carle »hoi afraid to try. .honor* Rai t4k guardians prrntf Mr. and Mrs t f t . T n c k e f and ent were Miah Helen French^ gave a pkper on Paria' , ? : \ I t ’s a wise provision of son W ilbur, and M r. and Mrs. Miqg M ildred Grain, and Roll «all was answered by M fe nature that marriage changes Frank Jordan, went to Prospect Irepe Berg. The g^is were Lydia members, telling interesting fea­ the actions of young folks Saturday afternoon, where Mr. Smith, Edith BrookmUler. Nad- tures o f,th e home 111« and cus­ toward sack o£her. / Tucker and Mr. Jordan played ra B artlett, Lucille ¿arson* Mad-, toms o f the French, M rs./ John Farm er rendered in an orcheatra for au old time eilne stobens. and E lts * data?. dance at that place Saturday two pleasing selections on Seaior high Camp « r e M rts n ig h t A very large crowd and are practicing for their annual the piano— "The Marseillaise," a fine time la reported by the stunt show. The features of the and “Je Pense A F ar.” visitors. Mrs. R. N. Chaney end Stella program ta, a,, paay*»?9«> •■Sing­ Mr. and Mrs. A. H . Peachy, ing Feathers" I t Jhai bpen given Morsi sbfved Appetising refreah- who have been visiting in Port­ five or • tfn timed b y . Portland, meuts. \T h a follows: land for some time, arrived In Camp F ire G irls’ kfed each time Rain Raisin; Guerre, Frontage, Ashland the Mat of tbs weak, and was a tremendous success. The Sannurdf Cafe, Sucre, Creme. will spend an indefinite time stunt show Mrs. L. E. Bnflsy and Mrs. with their children here, before early in Febi >y and s v riÿ Îg irl Pearl Wallace, m o th e rla n d sis­ going on to San Francisoo. rt to make i t a ter -'of > , F . Be V e r t , came by A t the business meeting of the local telephone company in ' Bell-' ' S en io r/H lg b M C siU froiru Olrls view, much of impertgnoe 4 wag w ill Ijg ^ t h e d A f lr A 1337 emia- brought up. The necessary lsvey cll tir« nqjtt Saturday evening at against each member was asses­ the Camp F ire Cabin. Several Guaranteed Reconditioned sed, and officers and "trouble girls w ill take the Wood Gather­ Priced for Quick Sale. men" elected for the coming er's Rank. The a ffa ir w ill be an year. The names of the offic­ indoor- «ceremonial» with candles Buy Now end Save Money. ers cannot be given Ut this tlm^, Instead o f a Camp Fire. 1 f» Tourings, Coupes end Tudor but the w riter w ill have data for A paint and varhish for Sedan« also Dodgs. Buick and 4 later issue. Chevrolet . , . > », ; | every need The meeting of the P. T. A. Portland — New fiO Q jd o re­ Priced: — >20, >75, >110, was held nt the school house last creational building may bo built Friday night. W hile the princi­ here. >160, >175, >200, >220. pal speaker, M r.'F o w ler, was ap­ Beet F klah -^B eri W orkm ea Let ns Give Yon a able to bs present as planned, receipts for 13, . Phone 172 the president managed, to | flit Demonstration f Irooks-Scanlon milla says; ’•Since using ship car of lumber to Cepe Town, South Africa. XL ELECTRIC For M ore motor for a home. jt L aa *JP Oak S t — At Railroad Crossing — Phone 20 4 a a . « * UWBJ ' . n . . h - „ n u 4 e»«»d White S lgah é » a e,e t.a:f4» éé s < > »»’ 3 » é e 4 «h >>¡k<’s- A F