iBT*< 1 I b . VALŒY 4»^- ¿ VEW .1. N1 1 “ they will be very grateful for any Articles that may be used la the sale. MISS DOROTHY R EID , E ditor 1 Legiqa Post No. 14 will hold a so- Satarday, April 1«.— Primary de l cial meeting in the Pioneer Hall partment of the Presbyterian on Winburn Way, Monday eve Sunday school party in church ning, April 18, at which they par ticularly urge all members to be at-1 o’clock. • ■’ Monday. April 18.— American Le present. Mrs. Nell Dunn, will be chair gion Auxiliary will have social meeting in Pioneer hall on Win- man of the refreshment committee Warren burn Way. All members urg assisted by Mesdames, Cook, W. J. Crandall, Mrs. Leona ed to be present. Taesday. April 10— Who-Do Class Dolse and Mrs. C. D. Dahoff. 8 8 8 of the M. B. Church will meet Tuesday, April 19, at the home Missionary Society M M »— of Mra Homer Billings, 743 No. The Women’s Missionary .S o Main St. * ciety will hold its regular meeting Wednesday, April 20.— Women’s at the home of Mra. Graham on Missionary society of Presbyter the corner of Pine and Baum sts., ian church meets at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday afternoon, April 20 at at the home of Mra Graham, 2:30 p. m. corner of Pine and Baum sts. Mrs. Nell Robertson will be In Taesday, April 18.— Civic Club charge of the program, the topic Easter party In the clabbouse being “Africa” and “The Negro on Winburn Way. Bridge and In America.” Five Hundred. Everybody in W 8 8 8 P lea Made to A stiU od W omen— vited. Price 50 cents. Wed. April 20. — Elks’ Ladles A plea is being made to the dance in the Elks Temple. women of this city to save all old Tbarsday, April 21.— Ladies of clothiag, etc., that they may find the Trinity Guild w411 hold a when doing their spring house baxaar in the Parish House. cleaning, and then call Mra. Har Apron, utility, cooked-food and ris Dean and she will provide for candy booths. them being taken away. The Women’s Civic Improve 8 8 8 ment club are planning to hold Aaxiliary To American Legion Meets Monday— their annual “salvage sale” some The Auxiliary to the American time lm the coming months, and CALEXDAR OF EVENTS Delphian» Hold Interesting Meeting— The Ashland Delphiaas held an unusually Interesting meeting Tuesday afteraoea, April twelvth, in the Llthia Springe hotel. The eesslen opened with Mra. Herbert McCarthy, active president, in the chair; Mrs. V. V. Mills, supervis or aad Mrs. Don Whitney, secre tary. , A splendid program was given as follows: Mrs. R. L. Burdic, Jr., gave a talk* on “The Social U fa la the Fonrteenth Century as Shown In The Lives of Its Great Authors” ; Mrs. Domino Provost gave talks on “Chaucer's Literary Apprenticeship“ and '"Itoe Canter bury T ales;’’ Mrs. O. A. Paulserud had the subject, “Piers W Plow- mano’; Mra Walter Bverton talk ed on “Petrarch, The First Of The Humanists, ” “Rleasi's Revolu tion,” and “The Ascemp” ; Mrs. Henry Oaley had been assigned “To Posterity’’ and Mrs. Redford talked on “Laura And The Bon nets.” A very fine book review on "The Life Of Leonardo Da Vlnfci” by D’MItrl Merejkowski was given by Mra. Earl Crow, after which tho members spent a short time In social conversation. . Lady S9ks Dance April 80.—- ether coyote thia weak. Theee dogs hare killed several eeyotea this apriag aad the raacbare' who have Ah*«* «fad te ktear that there'are a few lee« coyotes. Quite a number of our residents “listened la" last Sunday/ both morning aad evening te the dedi cation services b roa d cast ed from the new Presbyterian ehurab la Medford and bath the music and addresses were greatly enjoyed. |t< ij o Mr. i f F. Craig *oelebrated win boy wai •4th birthday lest Thursday, April Mr. a 7. A friend in Ban Franetaan sent Sams V him birthday greetings by vadle W. V. I aad bis friends and neighbor*. Treshai hare remembered him with little and Mn gifts or greeting cards. Mr. Mr. t Craig makes his hriba with U s Evensls Mrs. Mabel Reachert and Mrs. eon Frank Craig of Valley View RusBell Mary Brewer of Ashland were and his daugher, Mrs. Hdrry' Roe and Mr callers at the J. T. Arnold home of Nevada City, Cal., baa b - n family < last Bunday evening. with him during the winter Aad Mr an< Mrs. Melvin Kennedy and spring. Mr. Craig has had « 'lo n g Sunday, daughter of Butene, Mrs. Mash eventful life since he was born Mr. a and. Mrs. Ven Lent of Ashlaad' at Bellinea, Ireland on April T,* ’Ashland also visited Mrs. Arnold the first 1133. He came to Pennsylvania,« view la of the week. U. S. A., in 1841, became a rail road man In 1 8 |4 , gorking on the ' rp * Mr. aad Mra. A. H. OavaahiU were dinner guests of Mr. end Mobile and Ohio R. R. during aad e' after the Civil War. He then JoneB Mrs F. 8. Engle of Ashland last Sunday and in the Evening the transferred to the Union Pacific, i "* 8 8 1 and Central Pacific being . ““ , ' Ehgles enjoyed at the DayenhiU home, the dedication eervices tloned at Promotory. At this time« j. The the Northern Pacific and Mlnne- — — sots waa building a new road to .1“ ' the yredt, to come into R aR ^a, , Wash., but had to have epglped , at the western end of *the hew . road-to-be. , - ‘ Two t twelve.-top locomotive^ .<• Were shipped from Duluth, Minn., by*Chicago to San FranciscA; o v er the Union Pacific, then loaded*cftL a sailing vessel and taken by wa ter to the State of Washington. Mr. Craig accompanied these lo comotives and was the first engj*- ' n e e r to drive a railroad engine j , Washington: ‘ f .4 , lizabeth rden He stayed with this road' for ' * bo me time then went down. Into i is based on three fundamental steps, Cleans California and engineered U n t lH ll , ing, Toning, Nourishing. You can follow he was retired at Beventy-aix year* this same' method at home, using Elizabeth of age after fify-flve years o f Rail roading. Mr. Craig lia s lived In H Arden’s Venetian Cleansih^ Cream, Areltna Shut Valley View for the ’ past ' ten*'' Tonic, Special Astringent and Otmege Shin Fowl. years. A little Home Treatment each morning and A number of Mrs. Everett ^ost-. , night w ill give you a clear lovely »kin. wick’s -friends and neighbor V spr- j prised her in her ned' nomi ELIZABETH A rden s Venetian Toilet Preparations Wednesday afternoon. T h e time a r t on salt at was silent in games -and cpnverea- • tion and late in the afternoon de licious cakes and coffee were ■=-; served. * • “Its the Lady Elks this time, their annual affair April 20; be sure and bo there. Features, fun and eats for all. Re Johnuy-on- the spot, and come to our ball.” The Lady Elks of B. P. O. E. No.944, will give their annual dance in the ballroom of the Elk's temple Wednesday evening, April twentieth. Much time and work are be ing given by the ladles to make this affair a success. They are endeavoring to make this dance the best one that they have ever given and as successfal as the an niversary dance. The same decorations will be used in the ballroom, as were used, for the last Elks affair. The main attractive of the evening will be a Those present GbslSes the host big "feature surprise,” the mu ess were Mesdames B r o w a r, sic will be furnished ' by ‘ the Reachert, Bond, Arnold, Jackson/ "Pled Pipers." • Garle, Weagant, Lowe, Davenhill^ ______ McCracken, Glenn, Bratton, Gia»; .M i« Leona G. Marsters, music goW, Reed, Hurley, Morse, Stella * Instructor at the Southern Ore Morse, Roe, Gallatin and Lennox-? c Mr. Chris Strong made a hnr- ft ’ gon Normal school here, went to Klamath Falls yesterday to help ried trip to Auburn, Cal., organize a branch of the State week. His oldest son, who h ad jt- Q Moste Teacher's association. MI bb poBitlon at Auburn had been un- p «-> B m >Y Marsters was expected to' vetifrh «hl«', to ^ork fot some time on to Ashland. this afternoon., ‘ i AccbpnVof a b a d 'fe len oh" hl<! ^ « •E A Lithia Spring: Pharmacy Treatment broadsasted frote Medford. Mra R. K. Ohtaay has bean ill With fit M t l«.M t«r. . Services at Cole’s Beald m c p» The Baptist church will hold their Easter sunrise meeting on the kill in front of J. t . Cole’s residence at S il Ashland svenne instead of en tartar’s Heights, B IB L E S AND * * o T estam ents y For Easter Gifts Sm all Testaments, print, limp covers Bibles—Cloth bound, stiff c o v e r s ........................ $1.50 T estam ents — stiff ers .............................. Bibles — Keratol bquncl, D ivin ity-circu it, scholars adition. Illustrated. 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