• tfer by the preaitent and roll-call Cook. Barbara & y r, Marla Beagle, was responded to by the a e m - and C lifford and M atine Conley. bars present with a number of c u m d t eventi of musical inter- H o stesa at M ertln gq f Past M a t r o n ’s Clab— ra ■ - 1 • Bering th e business session 1t 1 Mrs. L. A. Roberta* t e d out - Whoso .Old U lelr succedi could they got as. much, kick o.ut of teuer have te e * attained. . thaig gffprts.ae did the audience. Administratrix. PfafctlcalM all dg the towns and sA-i Thd Orahfa Visa Cate&en, a citiua of 1 SeathOrti Okogea aad live booster organisation, farnlgh- Northern California hyd delegar ed a lot of fun with various stunts. tlons at the banquet. Ashland They were'dresaed in ta ll M M f r o . ten t moré 'than 30 tian andf wo­ (Continued From , Page O te) A quartet from Orescent t City men to the affair, while Mad- m ads *» deuMad h it .with what fOd sent approximately SO per- r.<* j Mrt. • eras decided that* th e f ecgram, _ w h i c h 't o be, given for p te 'C iv il elab at their meettag ae,g#srch the first, w i l l . be in charge > of d Mrs. H. C. Bbebe. • ' ‘ <7 . . . r ... The subject for the evening's frocpugt. rM p b was la charge of g Mrs. John H. Puller,» onaa "The Pounders of American Music." b Outstanding amopg these are e Dudley Buck, George Chiuiuuk. k H atetio Parser, j John K. .Paine, ‘ A rthur Foote and A rthu r W hit- e lag. , ‘ '* ‘‘ ' * Prank Jorcfaq were ik e bo si eases at tbe regular medt)ng of tbe Past Matron’s .Çlub of Alpha Chapter Ne. 1 ,O.< E. 8., Wednes­ day evening, January Id , at the home of Mrs. Roberts oh Church street. , . . There was an unnsUalty laegS attendance. Mrk. 'S . A. Peters, Sr.. Past Matron jo f the year 1926. was initiated Into the or­ ganisation. - - . > A t a lath hour delicious refresh­ ments were served,- the” edhte? e , Jdrs F u ller gave, a very brief piece xv> table being a beau­ t sketch of the life and weeks of tifu l birthday cake, honoflng Mar- Dudley Buck, and also described Peter’s birthday. k the first gC/at organ Wrought to tt tt t t * ' • * ti; a America. This organ was bnilt Social Circle of ttirtotlan ' ? in Ludwigsburg. G e r m a n y , Church M e e t » ■ ; , oqrding to' the speaker' ★ aa trtufcfi f brought to America a n d set np in Tbe Social Circle of tbe Chris-, B Music H all in Boston in 18 St. tt tikn'dhuteh met in 'th e church smaller than it should be. I cost seventy thousand dollars and parlors Wednesday, January 2Ç'. t E a rin g the year, M r. Taylor pointed out, the association paid . was expected to* stand in Boston with a very good attendance. about 'gYS.SOO for packers for *centurics Of years” . Because A very Interesting business ses­ lo f its great size add faulty'mech- sion was conducted and final W » q£her labor all of w bichcontrifiu- lanism. Just thlrty-fopr years’later rangements wele made to finish too : m aterially to the prosperity, r I It was sold for« fifteen thousand equipping the sftnex kitchen and of Ashland. t dollars, for old metal and-lumber. banquet room of the church, . ‘.‘^Fefaro at the half way point Miss Leona Marstera gave the which are taking on a homey and now?*’ M r. Taylor declared,r are getting too much prodqcgtto.r; [ salient features of ad article, "The coinfortable , appearance. the local m arket to consume and »R ise of Organ Music in America." The meeting adjoafned lo . Mrs. If. T. Mitchelmore read an , meet again February nineth when-, not ebough to inake ohrseWdk tdlt in the outside m arket.. There, interesting article from -a current there i will be election of officers. magazine, "M r; DkttroSch and ] It was decided ' that each lady should be more local prp^aqt«, marketed through 4 central¿genu i American Music,” which was very ( should bring a covered dish. oy all of which Would tend to timely because of the recent resig­ nation of Mr. Damrosch after for­ ty-two years service i s conduc­ tor of the New York Symphony Orchestra. J ! Several interesting biographical 1 cketches were given as follows: 1 George Chadwick, by Mrs. H. S. c Aikins A rthur PoOte, by Miss 1 Berna Haight Horatio Parker, by s Mrs. P. E. Putnam A rthu r W hit- * lin g and John K. Paine, by Mrs. f I J. H. Puller. B ' The Club very greatly apprec- C “Pop” C. B. Gates of Msdferd and Isaac* « H t. ex-mayor bt Otenla Pase, algo spoke and told of their ,w.V,k os tbe delegatloa which wont to Washington to procare the Crescent City harbor appropria­ tion. They lauded the Work of their fie n d s in Washington, With- tough Dry Service « ' Don’t take chances with your health when tbe wea­ ther is as changeable as it is at the present time. Our rough dry service is sonnd economy, both from a health , and financial standpoint. Let us take your laundry next week. JUST PHONE íes Ashland Laundry p ‘ u t( Two delightful piano selections Written by A rthur Poole, "P ier- ro t” and "Pierette” were given . , *' *. Fuller Paints and “GENE J. 0 . RIGG te Patea—Bern Workmen Phone 172 L } ✓ E __ ___ _ ■L a i. S’ - * W hen a wise buyer la looking for • GOOD need car, he comes here first. —< And wastes no tlihe searching in unlikely Used Fords Guaranteed Reeenditioned Prieed fot* Quick Sale. reamery > Buy Now and Save Money. * a Tourings, Coupes and TUdor Sedans also Dodge, Baiek and Chevrolet Priced: - »36, »76, »111 »168, »176; »300, »236. Park Garage OPEN SUNDAYS Claycomb Motor GASOLINE” KEEPS COOL MOTORS HUMMING ABSOLUTE PROOF! The reliability of CHEV­ ROLET in standing np under the hardest kind of usage and providing CHEAP TRANSPORTA­ TION is shown in the fact that the Hertz Drive-Ur- Self ' Corporation, of Chi­ cago is adding 400 CHEV- ROLETS to it« fleet of for-hire cars. This proves you can’t beat the Chev-, rolot for tecotaomy and general driving purposes. Varnishes paint and varnish for every need 1927 Closed Models Let us Give You a Demonstration *’ ' » A ‘# ,■ Mouteas At Birthday Party— . — -i-' BUTTER by Mrs. H , C. Beebe’s beautiful rendition of "Romance” by A r­ thu r Poote. The meeting closed with the * "8arabande” by A rth u r W hiting, * played by Miss Imogene Wallace. I Mrs. M. E. Randles was the gracious hostess at a birthday party given at her home on Lib­ erty street, in honor of her son, Bobby, who was five years old Thursday Jaxuary »7. I The little guests spent a Jolly time playing games until the hostess served delicious refresh- meat«. the main feature of which was a beanttlnP birthday cake, with five candlek Those who enjoyed this happy a ffa ir were Leroy Real, Beth B rookm lile^ Wanda ahd Ivan Randles, Robert R luth, Phylis BHáMMRfi» The I^ncoip. school la going to give a Circus In the la tte r part of March. W e w ill have fancy dahe- lng and also stunts. The boya have been practicing the stunts in their physical training. Every body is invited to mb T H E L M A GOOD, 6A Grade your groççL iated the courtesy of Mr. Lou Hadsen, who tang Hadley Buck’s "Four Ye Not, O Israel." Miss Wallses was bis accompanist. Was charitably called music., but CIRCUS TO COME quality, puri; The January meeting of the Ashland Music Study club was held iu the parlors of the Pres- byteriau church last Monday eve­ ning, January twenty fourth. The mooting was called to or- IN B X PMROÜS0W " bargains in used cars 1 ford Bug in good condition .................. 1 Ford Bug . . . . > fo rd Garage Phone BO | ........ ... .................. | 1 Buick ........................... ...................... ___ | 1 1921 Hudson, 7 passenger—new rubber and $200.00 1 ford Delivery $150.00 xwiiwiuuer me gamer A Handkerchief over your eyes LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE ....y o u r hands searching for someone, feeling blindly over features your eyes could so easily know. It seems ioolish—deliberately to blindfold yourself and go search­ ing. A Q U E-STIÛ N The Automotive Shop You wouldn’t blindfold yourself delilierately when you start out in search of purchases that help make a game, If you read advertisements first, you are spared Chevrolet Dealers SEE THE SMOOTHEST CHEVROLET 1 he doubts and mistakes. Advertisements take the handkerchief off your eyes. They equip you with keen vision, « They lead you direct to the cleunsiug creiun that will give most freshness to your skin, to the cream wafers most tempting to serve, to the sparkling drinl& most pleasing. BUILDING & LOAN They put in your hands familiar g»x»fl things guaranteed to please. Ford Batteries You can’t afford to buy under a blind man’s buff. I t »toru r.uwMv tern i t e «un.. v M iir /. Muir, m-z “tovn »M -rt ter m