FRIPAT, April »< 1»27
TIDING»
.1 Close score of 36 to J4. The but-
(teries were Bankers, Hitchcock,
K atcher and Peters uaftB utterfltld
pitchers. For the* Bmployed boys,
(Published by the pupils of Lincoln public school)
JTalter, pitcher aad GUlaore and
9ofiaeU catchers. Thlk game was
MARIONETTES SHOW
hottest one of the sea«tn and
NEW STUDENT TEACHERS
Tp'* G«mes Are P la v ed j the
April l i the Marionettes will
was hard fought from start to
The
Lincoln
school
has
had
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The Armory Last Might finish, first one team and then the
student teachers this week We bo at the Normal In the afternoon
Ashland Visitor—
( .
If for the office, yon can get
Other taking the lead.' Many In* Advertising ......•
31640.30 like all of our teaches. Our and evening. This admission la >6
Mr. and Mrs. Oskar Cooper of better assortments and service at
Some real surprises w e r e Bings were played* with no runs. AJh. Grand Stand
260.00
glfsh teacher is Mi%s Mosier. In cts for students In the afternoon.
Bugene will arrive In Ashland this ElhartV « *
prung In ’the Y. M. C. A. indfopr Much Interest Is being shown* In Bond & Music .....
257.00
guage class wa have b e e n Fifty cents for students in the
evening to visit home folks. M r.
Con D el e ga t es
■c- vt i u ing aa d
for
84.00
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Cocper is a former Ashland boy
Easter Cards, rabbits, chicks, scores were much closer t h a n crowds of spectators, fill the gal­ Contingent ....... .
Merle Wells, 6A
without.
and his many friends will be rovelties— Elhart’s. .
those of the previous week and lery. according to those In charge. Entertainment
Boyd Hinton
pleased to learn that he will
. the games were more hotly con­ The next round w ill be played on Land Settlement
THE BASEBALL GAME
preach at the Christian church
Cliff Payne makes counters.
The Sixth Grade in Miss Bork’s
tested. In the firs f game of the next Thursday when more excite­ July 4 th ..............
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OUR
ART
WORK
Sunday, April 10.
• .
evening the
undefeated H I-Y ment will prevail.
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In our art work we are making room played a game 'of baseball
Office Expense ....
A dandy plate' lunch including club took the long end of a 31 to
Postage
Team Standings
129-76 wooden animals which we will with the Fifth and Sixth grades
Let thg UNION writs your full coffee eveiy uoon and night, 36c. 18 score from, the Hoot Owla. Bat­ fiormal ....................... 4__ _ 1000 Salaries
3037.061 paint and put on stands for our In Mrs. Cason’s room.
106-V- teries far the Hoot Owls were
verags automobile insurance. At the Plaza.
We
played three ¿liferent
State ft V. S. Chamber.
141.00 little brothers and sisters. The
Crow, pitcher and Kaegl, catcher;, Battery B.
Summer School ..........
nights. Miss Bork’s room won
104.00
|
animals
we
are
making
are
rab-
Have- your screens mude
for the Hi-Y club they were, Bankers ..
Tel. and Tel..............
126.55 >bits and elephants and donkeys. the game. The score was 10 to
Jordan’s
mill.
-■ Hear Guoekey’s new record
Hartley>«gtcher and McGee, pitch­ Hoot Owls .......
18^ *
Bal. Meh. 1. 1927 ____
685.10
Harvey Childers, 6A
The Rose.
er. The second game was played Bmployed Boys
Teddy Gibson.., 6A
Yeoman dance at I. O. O. F.
between
the twq * undefeated
Total
The
April
F
ool
Surprise
Hall, Saturday, April ». Robin­
teams. Normal and Battery B, the
Maxwell House Coffee, special
Our New Student Teacher«
On April the first the sixth A
son’s Orchestra. Admission: —-
Normal taking the long end of a
price this week, Schuerman’s Gro­
This quarter we had new stu­
grade
of
the
Lincoln
School
gave
Ladles 25c; Gentlemeu 50c, Sup­
cery.
*
22 to 26 score. The batteries
CAMP F IR E NEWS
their teacher, Miss Bork, and the dent teachers. I like 'all of them
per served. Everybody welcome.
.were Normal, Butterfield pitcher
Mr. Myers and Mr. Putnam fur­ boys a surprise. They invited and this is the last quarter. We
184-3t and Laws, catcher; Battery B,
nished the carpenter work which Miss Trotter and Mrs. Andrews. had our program changed because
Reports 8 a l^ ~
Slack, pitcher and Younf, catch­
was done In the Camp Fire Girls The party was from two-thlrty of the student teachers. I like
The Automotive Shop reports
er. This game was hotly contest­
cabin. This work is greatly ap­ until three o’clock. All eujoyed thio program better because it Is
Report of Chamber Finances For
the sale of a Chevrolet Coupe to
ed from start to finish and a real
preciated by the girls and guard­ themselves very much.
best for the student teachers.
Wm. M. Briggs.
Past Year*Prepared 1
brand of ball was played by hath
iana.
. _
Darrel Sleloff
Phoebe Roach.
teams. In the last and hottest
Dance I. O. a F. Hall. Friday, when they use this new wonder­ contested game' of the evening)
Receipts
April 8th. Gentlemen 50 cents, ful French Process Face Powder
Bal. Meh. 1, 1926.
the Bankers emerged victors over
Ladies 25 cents.
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_ called MELLO-GLO— keeps that the Employed boys team by the Entertainment ............
ugly s^lne away. Women rave
Banquet Armory
_ Committee.
over its Superior purity and qual­
Budget
ity. Stays tm so long — skin
looks like a peach— keeps com­
Have a fit at Orres tailors, 76 Books Sales ............ .
Itaulserud’s for men’s suits. If plexions youthful— prevents large
Day In Slakiyous”
Oak St, n»w location.
161-tf
we can’t fit yon in ready-to-wear, pores. Get a box of MELLO-GLO
Dues ............. ......
remember we can make yon one. Face Powder today. — LkhJa
Dates, 2 lbs for 2Çc. Schuer Electric Sign
Springs Pharmacy; East Side
183-tf Pharmacy.
Fk. Br. ft City Council
THE RAIL SPUTTER
Ixoeal j Personal flotes
LAST TIMS TODAY
The Overland Stag«
a
Featuring
SATURDAY ONLY
Girls Dance
¿.frank dramaUc photoplay
of the internal s t r u g g l e
|ftily going on in hundreds
of homes.-
O N C E A G A IN
SUBMARINE HAS BROUGHT IN
T H E E A ST E R MODE A t
ASTER is the bril­
liant Culmination of
the Spring fashion sea­
son. Only the successful
modes have survived so
that at Easter one chooses
only from the “ tried and
proved” styles.
E
>s * a c
THE QTJAtlTY STORE
HE purpose of this
presentation is to in­
vite you to ste the many
stunning creations which
are accepted ’by fashion.
Compose a n d complete
your Easter costume now.
W e’re in readiness.
T
“ Bottom the Sea” Prices
FOR EASTER BUYERS V
BLAZERS FOR GOLFING-HIKING, 25* 0
BEST GRADE $325 FRENCH FLANNEL
SHIRTS, NOW $2.45
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PAMOY DRESS SHIRTS
Fancy Pearl Paced Buckle
BELTS
Initialed
Easter Sale of Dresses ♦ Easter Sale of Coats
Ace Our Windows
Sec Our Windows
STILL BETTER DRESS
SHIRTS
ASSORTMENT HATS
Your Choice
Wonderful Values
Fur Fetta
ENGINEER AND FIREMEN
YOUR CHOICE OUT OF
10 SUITS
CHARMING 1NEW FROCKS
NEW SPORT GOATS
APPROVED FOR EASTER—Made of'
Flat Crepe, Elizabeth Crepe, Georgette,'
Printed Crepes and Chiffon. Regular
Values up to $22.50.
for Spring in a special Pre-Easter sale
—all new garments—this season, some
with fnr collars. Regular values up to
$22.50.
OVERCOAT
PRICES
NEW EASTER FROCKS
A Timely and Unusual Offering, New Coats
“ Mitchell” Dresses in a great Pre-
Easter sale, made of Best quality silks
in new Spring color. Regular $37.50 ami
$39.75 values a t
at this Very Special Price both Urea« W f t M
and Sport Styles. Regular values up to
$29.75.
NEW SPRING DRESSES in sizes and tvpes
for women and misses. Regular $29.75 ’
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LOVELY 1 NEW!
Beautiful New
Easter Gloves
Silk Hosiery
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S A TIN COATS -- N E W S TY LE S -
Limited Number
NUMEROUS r
OTHER
BARGAINS
NIFTY GUARANTEED ALL-WOOL
NEW YOUNG MENS SUITS
Boutonnieres ■ .
And • Dress Flowers, wonderful
Frehch Kid with Short Cnffg. Full Fashioned New S p r i n g That perfects the charms of any
new assortments for E a s t e r
92.98, 93.48, 93.98 Pair
59c to 93.48
Colors. All Pure Silk . . . . . 92.00 outfit —
Wear ...................... 50c to 91.75
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Cut to the Bone
£ lT
EASTER SPECIAL SATURDAY
NEW SPRING COATS fashioned of Charmeen ■ £ 9 Q "f|5. •
Twills and Novelty Materials. Sold Reg. $34.50 <^wu f 9
Dainty Neckwear
V
Genuine Thompson Shoes
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EASTER SPECIAL SATURDAY
GLOBING OUT
$22.50 to $39.75
MILLER’S TOGGERY
“flab-a-dash Inn”