From Eureka
. W . T. Guest of Yreka. Cal., was
a business visitor 1
b Ashland over
the week-end.
Personal flotes
M r. and Mrs. John Wynne and
'{tarty of San
Francisco
have
spent the past few days visiting
lif Ashland.
C liff Payne makes orchard lad
L e ft fo r p s lifo rn ia —
Mrs. W . M. Barber on Granite
street left last night for California
where she w ill visit w ith her
daughters, Mrs. S. N. Haselton at
Sacramento and Mrs. E. J. Fraley
at Alameda.
V is itin g in Ashland—
Fresh home made
Mrs. E. R. Laughlen of Mitch­ Rose.
ell, Ore., Is visiting in Ashland for
a few days w ith Mrs. R. W . John­
Moved—
son and other friends.
C. N. Gilmore and fam ily have
Strings for stringed instru moved from 248 W im er street to
the Dix ranch on East Main St.
menta.— The R obs .
Carl Dyrud Here—
Have a fit at orras tailors, 78
Oak St, new locution.
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TONIGHT ONLY
In Ashland Yesterday—
“CYCLONE
* Mrs. A rthur Templeton, a resi­
of Bend. Ore., spent yester^
SALLY’’ dent
day In this city visiting w i t h
with
BELLVIEW PLAYERS
▲Iso & Comedy
“Fool’s Luck”
ADM ISSION
Adulto, 50c
Children, 25c
Tomorrow and W ednesday
AFFAIR
ÉOILIES
friends.
Spent Week-End Here
Frank M. Upp, Jr., who is em­
ployed at Prospect, Ore., spent
the week-end in this city visiting
with friends.
NOTICE
On account of poor health I am
olosing out my business. A ll stock
going nt half price. Customers
please call for repair work. M. A.
Lasaan.
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1 ^Fhat does aclnlform mean?
2 W hat Is the capital of Ne­
vada?
8 Who wrote "The Brass
Check?”
4 W hat do the following have,
|n common: Jung, Fraud. Brill?
B How many cubic feet are
there in a block whose dimen­
sions are eight, five and three ft?
6 Where Is the annual Tour­
nament of Rosea held? -
7 W hat colleges are located at
(a ) Des Moines ‘(b ) Washington,
Pa., (c) Ithaca, N. Y. (d ) Hano­
ver, N. H .l
8 Names of the liners of what
steamship company end in ‘Io?’ In
’’la"?
9 W hat does the passover cel­
ebrate?
10 W hat Is a philatelist?
she said. "Then too, I could see
no goal ahead.”
Cheek Show W om en's Old
"Thera is no lim it to what a
ing one Fourth T hat
woman can attain in the Insur­
o f M en’s
ance business. The success she
attains depends upOn how hard
LONDON — (IP) — Men wear IK ie works.”
From Klamath F all»—
\
four
times as much clothing as
Ed McNeil and A l Curtis of
Patience uses no success form ­
do
women—
by actual weight.
Klamath Falls were in Ashland
ulas. She mixes w ith people, be­
The research -department of a
over the week-end looking after
longs to clubs and societies and
prominent artificial silk company
business affairs.
soils insurance to every class In
here recently weighed the ' cloth­
general and women in particular.
ing
worn by the modern woman
Seml-Splid B utterm ilk— Best
There are no so-called psycholog­
(or pigs and poultry, A. F ru it ft of fashion and that of an aver­ ical tricks of applying sales pres­
Pro. Assn.
179-8 age business man and found that sure in her catalog. Patience ex­
wopien’s clothes were'’«!- pounds,
ercises patience and
business,
<44 ounces lighter than men’s.
Returned to Home—
sense and she sells policies.
The various items of a wo­
Mrn. C. B. Coldwell, who has
man’s
apparel weighed as fol­
spent the wast two weeks in Ash­
N ew scenic motor road
land visiting at the W . H. F ru - lows:
O PEN ED IN W E S T CANADA
Answers to Saturday's ques­
Frulan
home and
with
her
CALGARY, A tla., ( U P )— Com­ tions:
son Teddy, who 'is employed at
pletion of a twenty-one mile high­
1 The United States.
.M iller’s Toggery, returned yester- Frock
way
link known aa Kicking Horae
2 ' The Bureau of the Census’
iay morning to her home in Mc­ C o a t................... ..........
Trail
between
Lake
JUtUise
and
most
resent estimate was $320,-
Stockings ____ ..........
Cloud, Cal.
Golden, B. 0 ., on J u n e )l5 , w ill 903,863,000.
Shoes .....X...................
open to motorista of Canada and
3 Georgia.
Don’t forget to see "Cyclone Corset Belt ...............
the
United States Yoho National
4 Seventy.
Vest .............................
Sally tonight. Vining.
park
and
w
ill
make
possible
f
a
6
Alabama.
Bust Bodice ............. .
new scenic highway loop of 300
6 Glasgow
In Court at Jacksonville—
Other Underclothing
miles, through the
Canadian « 7 Prince of Wales, son of
’ Wm. M. Briggs, state repre­ Gloves ...... ................
Rockies, according to an an­ K ing Edward I I I of England.
sentative from Jackson county, is
nouncement here by A. W . Camp­
8 A ll aro prohibitionists.
T o tV ...............................
in court today at Jacksonville.„He
bell, Dominion commissioner of
9
(a ) Marian Evans, (b ) W .
was expected to return to this city
The clothing worn by a bi
highways.
Sidney Porter, (e) Samuel L.
iarly in the afternoon.
ness man were also weighed
Clemons (d ) Louise de la Ramee,
H a t ......................... „............ 0
1
(e ) L. M. Julian Viand.
Reports Sale—
W ill B ro a d c a s t-
Overcoat ..............
4
I
10 Roald Amundsen.
The Park garage reports the Suit ..........
Carl Loveland of thia city w ill
3
!
folowing sale: A Big Six Stude- Shirt, collar and necktie, 0 1-
lin g over radio K M E D , Medford,
P rince of walks ' staff
baker to P. R. Hardy of this city. Underclothing .................1
this evening between 8 and 9
4
ALL GETTING MARRIED
o’clock. Phone request numbers
Socks ...........................
0
1
Ashland Visitors —
to
305,
Medford
Shoes .................................... 2 1J
LONDON (U P )— One by one
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shaffer and Gloves
the Prince of Wales “ bachelor
family of Medford were Ashland
sta ff” Is disappearing, and the
visitors
yesterday,
attending
Total
recent marriage of Sir W alter
jhurcb
and Interviewing old
j Peacock, administrator of
the
friends. .
H Prince’s Duchy of
Cornwall,
-Smart spring salts for young
Carl Dyrud, student at the Pa­ men. 20, 822.50, and 825, Panlse-
cific Dental College in Portland, rud’s.
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Ora., is in Ashland for several
days visiting with his parents, Mr.
W orking M an’s Chance
and Mrs. A. H. byrud on Fourth
An International breeder of
Street.
Chinchilla fur rabbits, wants you
as a partner In this pleasant and
May chicks at reduced rates if profitable business. M arket assur-
ordered this week. Mrs. Allen,
and guaranteed. Small capi­
440 Granite St.
182-1 tal. J. S. Bashor, 801 No. Cen­
tra), Medford, Ora.
180-2«
W ill Arrive in K . F.—
Rev. V. K . Allison, formerly Moved to Ashland— •
pastor of the First Christian
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chapmen.
church nt Ashland, la expected to who have been residing In H orn­
arrive la Klamath Falls soon to brook, Cal., for some time, have
take over the pastorate of the moved to Ashland and are locat­
First Christian church in that ed on Fairview street.
Resum ed' Dntie»—
city.
C, B. Haney, east of Ashland,
who has been confined to
his
Have your screens made
Let the UNION write your full Jordan’s mill.
homo for a short time w ith illness
Coverage automobile insurance.
is now able to resume his duties.
Teo, of conree.
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Dr. and Mrs. C. K. Allen, who Confined to Home —
spent the week-end here have re­
Mrs. Sarah Boots was confined
Spent Week-End—
turned to their home in Roseburg. to her home on B street the first
J. M. Morrow of Grants Pass
}f the week with illness.
spent the week-end In this city
A dandy plate lunch including
visiting with friends.
coffee every uoon and night, 85c. STATE MEETING OF WAR
At the Plaza.
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DAUGHTERS IS HELD
J. Edw. Thornton, secretary ot
the loca) E lk ’s, Is serving on the In Ashland Saturday— ,
B. A. Flem ing of Jacksonville
Jury at Jacksonville this week.
was in Ashlaiid Saturday visiting
at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
B. O. GIlMngs on Oak at. M r. and
Mrs. Gilling« motored to Jackson­
ville yesterday and spent the day
with her parents.
(Continued Prom Page One)
Grange Benefit Dance. H o t
Springs
Pavilion,
Saturday,
April 2. good eats, big time.
Dynge Bros, Harmony Kings
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From Baa Francisco ■
Stated eommihilcatlon of Alpha
Chapter No. 1, O. E. 8., tomorrow,
(Tuesday) 8 p. m. So. Oregon
D is tric t convention meets at thia
tim e w ith the W orthy Grand Ma­
tron making her official visit.
Visiting members bring 1927 re­
ceipt for dues. By order of the
W orthy Matron, Leah M. Caldwell
Secretary.
< TRY THE NEXT ONE
(Continued From Page Ona)
the evening a dinner was given
at the Hotel Benton and M ajo r
General U. G. McAlexander was
’he speaker of the evening. Hie
remarks were recelpd w ith great
applause. Saturday the business
of the Conference was completed
and invitations for the next meet-.
Ing were given by Portland and
K lam ath Falls. The count of the
ballots revealed that Portland had
won by two votes. The Confer­
ence then adjourned.
The hospitality provided by the
Corvallis chapter le ft nothing to
be desired and‘ the college and
varions organisations contributed
many ot ths features and assisted
in every possible way.
----------rxL L ’o t T 'n d ô o p a
CHICAGO, April 4.— A b Im ­
portant announcement regarding
possible troop maneuvers for to­
morrow’s election was expected
late today, I t was aooonoced at
the office of M ajo r General Ro
Keeba, commander of the Forty
Fourth division.
Tuesday.
A N E W ENGLAND
BOILED DINNER
A earload of red cedar, all
heart seven foot fencepoets
Just received, w ill sell for 35c
each as long as they last. A ll
kind of fencing.
Plows from 810.00 up. Im ple­
ments of every description.
W h ite Sewing Machines and
everything that farmers need,
at
omen
LONDON. (U N )— K ing George
has signified his royal disapprov­
al of the modern woman’s habit
of riding astride.
Usually he
leaves such things to Queen Mary,
but after watching riding-breech­
ed girls take the jumps at a horse
show, he said to an attendant:
“ I don’t like to see women sit­
ting astride. The other way looks
much more graceful.”
When the King expressed disap­
proval of short skirt a year ago. In
“yessing,” a caustic comment
from the Queen, the fashion ex­
perts resorted,by lopping another
of the final few Inches off skirts.
He may have better luck this
time, as the tendency now is to
return to the side-saddle, as being
safer as well as more graceful.
The King has made only ono
bid'for leadership in men’s dress.
A few years ago he had his trous­
ers pressed along the seams, in­
stead of fore-and-aft, and has
gamely stupk to them, though
even bis vajet has refused to Im i­
tate him. ¡The Prince of Whies,
on the other hand, has p at'o v er
many innovations, such as the
new use of white vests w ith Tux­
edos.
price is only
ALSO COMPLETE
FOUNTAIN SERVICE
N I N I N G E R 'S
Simpson’s
>
Hardware
*
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“ The Winchester Stare“
CINDERELLA SHOE PRESSING
n- 'leaves only one bachelor member
sr on the York House staff,
a
Brigadier-General Trotter, the
le Prince’s
Groom-in-Waltlng,
Is
t , now the only upholder of the one-
te tim e unbroken bachelorhood of
it the Prince’s staff. W hile other
d members of the staff are forced to
11 do the fireside duties at home,
la T ro tter appears to enjoy more ac-
ejeompanying the Prince to danees
A POLISH OB CLEANER FOR EVERY SHOE.
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
DON’T BE FOOLED
On House Paint s
READ THE STORY—
The Truth About the High Cost of Cheap
Paint.
WE HANDLE
Sherwin-Williams Paint
Carson-Fowler Lumber Co.
and other social functions.
Charles Hackett, World Farñous Tenor
o f the Chicago Civic Opera Company
writes:
‘F o r th e s e n s i t i v e
throat of the opera
s in g e r on e m u s t
choose w ith care the
cigarette to smoke
— I /¡nd no dryness
or irrita tio n after
smoking the ‘Lucky
Strike*—it is the cig~
a r e tte of th e dis*
crim inating/*
With cleat bottom. Just the thing for hunting and
fishing. The Price is reduced« $1.50. Now is tins
time to get a pair.
ARMY GOODS STORE
Biggest Little Store in Town. Open Evenings.
STEERING A STRAIGHT
COURSE
The careful pilot steers his oourse with a chart
and a compass. He knows where he is going
and when he will arrive.
.
Ice Cold Lithia W ater at
the Fountain, 5c a G ian .
Enamel
P eil’s Comer
Aurora — $10,000 raised to
promote local pickle factory.
Dallas — W illam ette Valley
Lumber Company m ills reopen,
after winter shutdown.
our sanitary kitchen, just
pared at home. And the
„ •
s ,
It is delicious, cooked in
the way it would be » pre-
Decorative
Mother Reed on East M ain St.
was able to be up and out yester­
day a fter an illness which has
confined her to her home for
many montis.
The New Hood Fishing Boot
Its Special for
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You can build a savings account with ns by
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more.
1
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Strikes are mild and mellow—the
finest cigarettes you ever smoked,
made o f thè finest Turkish and
domestic tobaccos, properly aged
and blended with great skill, and
there is an extra process— “It’s
toasted”—no harshness, not a bit
The Citizens Bank
Ashland, Oregon
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