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The l u t session of the Study
Club, for thia year, wae held ap-
terday afternoon, Monday, A pril
fourth, dt the home of M ra..H , L»
Sayles on Har<a«Ine street, a*
which time the fallowing o ffic e »
wer« elected: Mrs. W . -M. Poley,
president; Mrs. P. Q. Swedenborg,
vice-president; and Mrs. I . Rob
ertson, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. ' K a i l Pell gave as Inter
esting article on “The Progress of
a Cinema** and Mra. , O. O. Ku
banka gave a review of the ameer .
lug bAok “The Mattocks in Paris."
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MISS DOROTHY REID, Editor
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Wednesday, A p ril fl— Auxiliary
to the T rin ity Guild will meet
In the Parish House at 7:30 p.
Wednesday, April fl— W. B.
A.
meets in the I. O. O. F. hall.
Thnraday, A p ril 7— Baptist Ber-
ean class meets at Segsworth
homp on Holly St.
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Entertains Sunday School Class ±
Mra. W . M . Poley d elig h tfu lly
entertained her Sunday School
class of the Presbyterian church
at her dome on Gresham street
Saturday afternoon, A pril second.
ie I The Ashland Embroidery club
The time paused quickly playing
n met yesterday afternoon, Monday.
jo lly games, fo r which Miss Es
I A pril fourth, at the plepaant home ther Spencer and Miss Katherine
a I of Mra. O. W . Long on East Main
Graham received prises.
' street, with Mrs. Joe Poor as hon-
Delicious refreshments w e » a t-
I o r guest. Mr. Poor has been trans-
, I ferred by the Southern Pacific tractlvely served, followed by a
I Company to Dunsmuir, Cal., and (pleasant hoar of social convert*-
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, t 1 they w lllle a v e soon to make their tlon.
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A fter a jo lly time spent In do-
L I ing fancy work and In converaa-
1 1 tlon, the ladles presented Mrs.
I Poor with a lovely gift, which she
L. I greatly .appreciated. Delicious re-
I freshments were served at a table
j I most beautifully decorated.
I Those present were: Mesdames
1 1 Clyde Costello, Earl Hosier,* H.
„ I Livingston, A. Dyrud, Frank Nel-
s |son, Jim McDonaugh, W . H. Fru-
I lan, the hostess Mrs. O. W . Long
H a n d the honor guest, Mrs. \Joe
I Poor.
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, I Hostesses at Bridge Party—
C oty P e r fu m e
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Mesdames
George
Gillette,
I Hugh Gillette and T. W . Sanford
I were the gracious hostesses at a
I Bridge party, which was given at
I the home of the > latter on O ak
, I street Friday afternoon, April
with every $1.00 box of
C oty F a ce P o w d er
f ir s t .
I Nine tables were In play; Mrs.
I Nate Bates received the first prize
I which was a beautiful Easter
I 'Uly covered with blossoms, and
I Mrs. F . R. M errill was awarded
For a Limited Time Only.
McNair Bros,
FIGHT OVER A BUCKET
D. A. R. Hold Social Meeting—
M » . Gordon MacCracken was
guest of honor at a very pleasant
social meeting of the D. A. R. held
at the home of Mra. H. O. Andes-
son on the Boulevard, Monday
evening, A pril fourth.
Mra. MacCracken leaves A pril
tenth for Washington, D. C., to
attend the national conference of
the Daughters of the American
Revolution. Mt. Ashland chapter
presented Mrs. MacCracken w ith
a beautiful traveling hag. Chap
ter Regent, Mrs. H arriet Fielding
made a clever speech in behalf of
the chapter and Mrs. MacCrack
en responded graciously.
The local Daughters feel a spec
ial interest In Mrs. MacCracken’*
trip. She represent* Oregon In the
capacity of state regent, but she
also stands for Mt. Ashland chap
ter, whose splendid organization
and active membership la due lu
no small measure to her Inspira
tion and continued interest.
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Music Teachers Hold Meeting In
Thia g ift was a Medford—
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THE QUALITY STORE
dames B. B. Balia, C. A. Haines,
H. O . Hedburg, Jesse Nell, W . L.
Maxey, G. H - Wenner, W ill Dodge,
Louis Dodge, O. W . Long, C. A.
shutts, JL A., McGee, John .Hpghee,
K.\P:.N im s, F ? G /b e a n , P. K. P r o -,
vo«t, Dqm P rotest, 9«ong« K ra- 1
mqr,< cfeorgq' Nth», A (f. NInjnger,
W aiter Bevington, F. R. M errill, I
J; D McRae, <T. H. Simpson, A. E.
Kinney? D. Peroxl, A If. Pracht,
Herbert McCarthy, Henry Galey,
Joe Poor. O. W . Ross, W ill Mitch
ell, A. J. McCallen, Komer Barron,
Clyde Costello, G. F. McConnell I
and George Rose.
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Ashland Study CM» Meets»—
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The Ashland Study clnb held Its I
regular meeting last week at the I
home of Mrs F. S. Engle on the I
Boulevard.
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The usual program was carried I
out. Mrs. J, M . Wagner had the I
special topic, which was a book I
review of “Sutter's Gold.” Mrs. I
H. L. Sayles also gave a splendid I
review of “The Dark Dawn.”
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C olonial
DRAPERY FABRICS
Mothers
Look
for the Quaker’s picture
when buying oats.
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in m ind our Colonial Decorative Cretonnes— they
are smart and the q u a lity is o f the best.
Como in and sec them soon; there is far more
value in each one of these fabrics than their mod
erate prico suggests.
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YARD
A few second hand wash
ing machines in first class
condition.
Low in Priee — Guaran
teed to give service.
If you are interested,
look ’em-over.
Quick Quaker'
L ith ia S prings
P h arm acy
Only The Best
J. P. Dodge & Sons
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Funeral Directors
Day Phone 312.
Night Phones 221-
Mrs. Louis Dodge, tody assistant
F or q u ality, p u r ity an d fla v o r, alw ays
ask your grocer fo r
Ashland Creamery
BUTTER
In a cigarette, that means
n a tu ra l tobacco taste, and
that, in turn, means
CHESTERFIELD
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- Aihland, realizing the advantage* af
* * MntWMi dean jwrdj h u n , « ld e
today M. a e m c Glean-up Day. However,
the important thing is that our city should
be kept clean continuonaly, and ready för
company every day.
I t’s interesting to note how far-reach
ing is the impression made by a dean
city, for it is always well spoken of by
visitors.
- Similarly, a man, carefully keeping a
dean credit record by meeting all financial
obligations promptly when due, gains for
himself- before he realises it, a reputation
for reliability which helps him in all busi
ness dealings — just as it also help* to
attain this purpose when you maintain a
steadily-growing bank balance.
F irst N ational B ank
ASHLAND
O ïl
OREOON
like oate, it** usually because
Get Quick Quaker (coda in 2 X to
5 minute«) or Quaker Onto today nt
BUY THEM AT THE
Some wise man has said that a good repu
tation is one of the things that have to Be
arranged for in advance. In our business
we consider it the main thing. Equipment,
skill—even the desire to serve—would be
vain without the confidence of our fellow-
citizens.
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GUY GOOD
Phone 83
rich Quaker Savor to misting.
Children who ordinarily drnrt trife
to oat» are often quickly won to thto
important food, simply by giving
them “Quakes.”
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The flavor to uniquely ¡afferent;
toaxty, rich and creamy, Quaker
Onto alone ha» it, Some SO yearn
were »pent in perfecting i t
Each morning and night,
using Elizabeth. Ardens,
Venitian Cleansing Cream,
Ardena Skin Tonic, and
Orange Skin food accord
ing to the methods of an
Elizabeth Ardens treat
ment will keep your skin
clear, firm and smooth.
The Main Thing
XL ELECTRIC
Station
H E N children ray they don*«
N ew C u rtain S crim s
In White, Cream and Ecru
BARGAINS!
COMMERCIAL • SAVÌNOS « CAFE DEPOSIT
Of Universal Appeal and Varied Use
Though the winds may ride roughshod over the
garden's first ofFtrin.i;, these blustery dayshre the
ideal tim e fo r p la n n in g a n d m aking the new draper
ies and hangings you w ill need for spring. Keep
laaaBiaarararararaia
T rea tm en t
the consolation.
| lovely ailk hand-painted handker
The music teachers of Ashland
chief. The spacious rooms were
and
Medford who had met a
Mrs. E. E. W allen and Mrs. J. I attractively decorated w ith bright
month ago for organisation, held
R. Edwards gave a jo lly party at ly colored spring flowers, making
their second meeting Sunday, U
the home of Mra. W allen on V very pleasing effect. A t a late
Church Street, Mondky evening, hour,
elaborate
refreshments
were served.
Those who received thia de
lightful hospitality were: Mes
M ». Nathan Simpkins Honor
Onset
SAN FRANCISCO, A p ril ».—
(LPITwo aged and penniless in
mates of the San Francisco relief
home fought a duel with knives
Sunday as the result of a quarrel
over possession of an old tin
bucket.
ss ss ss
2 I home in that city.
A 75c B o ttle
John Wilson, 71, was killed pocket knife and stabbed a t as. 1
and Tom Harvey, 77, was serious t o t out my knife and bought him
PORTLAND. A pril 28.— (IP)—
ly wounded in the battle..»
back.” .
Claiming It to proof of the right
“Wilson
came
rushing
up
to
me
• Authorities at the hog» M id
of Portland's title ag the “home
city,” H. V, Welch, county aesee- and yelled for me to give him hla tha( Wilson had a week heart and
eor, has just completed a survey bucket,” doctored Harvey in ex that shock instead of knife
showing that t h e » are Id, »07 plaining the fight. “I told him
wounde may nave caused hla
homes within the corporate lim
It wad mine but he pulled out a death.
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Indicating the popularity of
the motor ear to the fact that
there a » 17, l i t private garages
wlthta the city, Old Dobbin re
mains a factor, however, as there
are 2000 In Portland. .
1 Buick Touring (runs well) .................... 0 71.00
1 Willya-Knight ............................................. 0700.00
1 Buick Koadgtor—1927 license, now battery
and rubber-in A1 condition................ !. 1860X10
1 Ford Delivery
......................... . . . 0166.00
1 Oldsmobila Touring in first olasa condition,
with now paint j o b ........... ...................... 0800.00
SEE THE NEW HUDSON OOACJH NOW ON
DISPLAY AT
LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE
l \ a t v r a l tobacco tartr is
the good taste o f good to
baccos put together right
and nothing else! And in
this day what a "find” it is!