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The food sale put on by the P.
T. A. of this district Saturday at
Hardy’s store, netted the club a
neat sum toward the Sewing Club
expenses in sending delegates to
the Corvallis summer session.
Mrs. Carl Smith, leader of the
Bellview sewing club, deserves
much credit for her untiring ef
fort in behalf of the girls. Their
achievement day program w ill not
be held until late In May or early
in June, and will be held in the
Community House.
Miss Clara H uff of the Soda
Spring school. Is planning to give
a play for the benefit of equip
ping the play ground at that
school Friday night this week. It
Is being held in the Bellview
club house and w ill ‘s tart at 7:45,
or as near there after as possible,
In order that the Bellview club
may hold their Jazz dance as ad
vertised. The play is said jto be
exceptionally good by those who
know, and well worth the price of
admission.
The party held at the club
house Saturday night, A pril 22,
the Lettermens Club of the high
school, was a success In every re
spect, and delightful to all in at
tendance. We are glad they en
joyed the new house, and like to
have them use it.
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The party given at the Elks last
week by the Elks Ladies, was well
attended by Elks and their wives
from this community.
At the meeting of the Southern
Oregon Federation of Womens
Clubs held In Grants Pass Satur
day, April 23, Mrs. Edwin Dunn,
Mrs. W, G. Tucker, and the Presi
dent, Mrs. W . D. Jackson, went
as delegates from the Upper
Valley Community Club. It was
a most Intereltlng session and
many fine reports were made at
the business meeting.
Miss Grace Chamberlain of Ash
land was made president by the
Federation and Mrs. W. G. Tucker
of jBellvlew-Ashland, correspond
ing secretary. The meeting of
year In Medford. *
. a pmtty irwnalon n£ the child-
ren of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gregory
of Central Point, was held Sunday.
It was in the nature of a surprise
for Mr. and Mrs. Gregory, and in
honor of their fortibth wedding
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thia community, Mr. and Mre. bar*
een Gregory, and children and Mr.
and Mrs. Seller« and ’little girl.
The day waa perfect and the
surprise complete, whleh waa all
that could be wished for an the
Joyful occaeion.
The daaclac party given h r the
Nell Creek P . V A. at the Klam
ath Junction laat Friday night,
April 22, waa well attended and
a neat aum was realised toward
their piano fund.
The Bellview club to giving a
Jass .dance at the community
houee Friday . night, April 29th.
The music w ill be furnished by
Mr. and Mrs. Dickey. Thia will
follow the ptoy given by the Soda
Springe school, put they are in ad
way connected- Thedanee will be
given by membdra of the Oom'
munity club as usual. tjto play Is'
under the Soda Spridge manage
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The pupils of the Bellview,
school ary getting into shape, with
hard practice, to take part in the
rural field meet, to be held at the
county fa ir grounda the 20th of
April.
Volley and handball and
some foot racing will comprise the
list of our contestants.
U te A. H . 8. debate team again
won a decision of 2*9 from Eugene
High last Friday night. The larg
est crowd that has attended the
debates was present-last Friday to
pear Dick and Adena Joy talk for
Ashland's victory.
Monday morning. Adena and
Dick talked In assembly" giving
thdir impressions of the debate.
Mr. Allison, the coach, also talked-
He said that the main reason Ash
land won was the fact that so
many students and faculty, as well
as Interested townspeople Were at
the debate.
The debate team first prepared
and debated on the affirmative
tide of the questtog. The debate
with Eugene found them well
prepared; and speaking on the
negative side of the question. The
debate In two weeks with some
northern team around Salem will
be argued by our team on the af
firm ative side again. They have
quite a time convincing them-
iclves on the opposite side of the
question, but because they ate
3uch good debaters, they manage
t very nicely.
Stopped to Ashland—
The winners of the next debate
Mr. and Mrs. V. W . Hoxie and
w
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debate at Eugene with the
party from Ban Francisco stopped
champion Eastern Oregon team,
in Ashland yesterday to visit the
lor the championship of Oregon.
city and the LRhla park. They
Ashland won in the shorthand
were enroute north.
and typing contest here Saturday,
among Medford,- Klamath Falls,
Teaching in A c a d e m y -
Carl H. Loveland, who left a Gold H ill. Jacksonville and Ash-
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few weeks ago, is now teaching
The shorthand team of Mary
music in the MijltaryAcademy at
Galey, Geraldine Gunn, Madge
Pacific Grove, Cal., and hto son,
and Marie Mitchell, won from
Carl, Jr., who has been living
Medford, the only other school
with his aunt in Napa, Cal., to a t
who entered a shorthand team.
tending the school. Mr. Loveland
The typing team also came out
la a son of Mrs. Charles Robertson
ahead. Frances Gallatin, Marie
Davis, Jafile Walker and Rosalind
Wise were the team that hit the
HELPS A PAINFUL ACHING keys for Ashland.
BACK
Miss Calmenson presented Mary
Lumbago and a stiff, aching Galey with a medal as winner of
back suggest at once the need of first place in the senior division,
a good diuretic to stimulate kid shorthand. Marie Mitchel was
ney secretions ana rid the eye- swarded first place in the Junior
tern of troublesome poisons that division of shorthand. There is
cause the dtotreseing aches. Mrs. no state contest in shorthand so
Black of Petersburg. Va., Bays: there w ill be no more conquests
^ O i r ^ O m H & ^ M i M Calmenson
tic, I could not stoop over w h urged the studepts to agitate for a
raise up without great pain. Nou «tote contest next year so Ashland
since taking" them T have none.’1 can conquer new fields of glory.
Ask for Foley Pills diuretic. A
Miss Tarr presented Rosalind
prompt Improvement w ill amply Wise with a medal tor winning
repay you. Satisfaction guaran- /ifs t place in the beginners divis
teed. Sold everywhere.
’ • ion of typing. Rosalind also beat
any contestant in the senior divis
ion. Second place in beginners
was won by Frances Gallatin, who
was presented with a medal. She
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upon Haines for duty against the
Reds.
Haines left the Reds
down with five hits and one
run. On Monday Haines faced
his third Natloal elub club,' the
Pittsburgh Pirates and shut them
out, allowing but three hits, a
total of ten hits and one run for
three full gamer In April In just
about the best pitching on rec-
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W ie n - Grover Cleveland "A l
exander waa driven from the box
in the opening game ef the sea-
son, the fans mourned, but Alec
has been back with two winning
efforts. Billy Sherdel lost
a
tough one to the Cubs 1 to 0, on
April IS , when he allowed Chi
cago but two hits, one a homer.
But he turned the tables on the
Cubs five days after and Joined
the Cardinals’ string of winning
pitchers, along with Flint Rhem,
another great performer In 192*.
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hampered them thus far Cer
they sieged e tremendens eighth
inntog rally at Redland
park
when trailing flv f nana t Ipblad
the Cebe, and won the hall game
11 to 9.
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ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY
'flu GORILLA H W ?
384 O ak St. — A t R a ilro a d C rossing — Phone 20
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1923 Ford Coupe, $160.00
1921 Ford Ooupe, $150.00
Used Car Sale!
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Hudson t o u r in g ..........................
Buick roadster ...........................
Buick t o u r in g ................... ..........
Oldsmobile w ith new paint job
tWe are pre p a re d to wash and grease y o u r ca r
a nd do a n y necessary se rvicin g .
Automotive Shop
Chevrolet
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LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE
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Fuller Paints
Varnishes
paint and varnish for
every need
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m eiurftaM ftnrtig-’setfdtal place in 1
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Eutot,—Beet' I cutanea
Phone 172
N o detours! Her«
one road to real
rette enjoyment.
T'fatural
Tobacco
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MONTH END
All This Week
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Unusual Values for One Dollar
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6 Yards Percale for $1.00
19c Y a rd
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Rayon Silk Bloomers, Pair $1.00
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S u p e r V a lu e f o r th is Sale
Don’t Make Your
Car an Orphan Asylum
81x90 PuIIaway Sheets, $1.00
E x tr a V a lu e — $1.48 R e g u la r
Silk Values for Yard, $1.00
A special lo t o f Bilks to be closed o u t a t th is lo w
p ric e —V a lu e s u p to $1.98 y a rd .
6 Yards Curtain Scrim for $1.00
’V B waited in line for a Sale. I ’ve eoma to
regard the elbow as a deadly wmpoto, end I
know the law o f ‘a toe for a rib* on bargain day.
“Fve bought things without knowing the nam e
o f the m aker—and gomettmag 1 didn’t gat stung.
"B ut when It comet to a Tira—give m e g pedi
gree, the nam e o f the firm that made it M id a
standard warranty.
“N o foundlings for me. I want a tire that is
made b y a f ir m t k a t admits U, that back* It w ith
the standard warranty, a U n ited States USCO,
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I n w h ite and cream w ith cross b a r—36 in . wide,
S old re g u la r, 20c y a rd .
Girls Wsah Dresses, Each $1.00
N ew S p rin g styles in fa s t c o lo r m a te ria l*.
Wool Dress Goods, Yard $1.00
( »dd and ends o f fin e w o o l goods to be closed o u t a t
th is lo w p ric e . .: - .
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$400.00
$200.00
$250.00
$ 75.00
$200.00
United States T)
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C o m p are Chesterfield w ith
any o f the highly-sweetened
cigarettes and you’l l have the
answer. N r tm s Z sweetness,
taster«/ character, « « te n s /te -
Agree A rte , th e v é ry th in g
you smoke tobacco fo r!