tosato »fur fest
• s t toltomi: ,r
kttory, 600, Nor-
i,4#0,ÄO0t'b*to
NfeSdtag Month fc k
Mrs. Bmll Pell an Ors
and Miss Lydia ^cftoU.
empfeyed at the local j o ,
Hetman's Baths :<nd ¿1
tank win open.‘tor the
Sunday. May 1st.
•■Huke” Marlowe, Who played
with the Ashland baseball team
last summer, attended the game
in Medford yesterday between
that city and the House,of David.
Marlowe is playing this gear with
the Klamath Falls team.
Shopping in A sh la n d -
Mrs. George B. Sams of Talent
spent several hours in.th is city
yesterday shopping and visiting
with friends.
i Maxwell House Coffee« 49c lb.
Schùérman’s Grocery.
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J au dance Bellview Commun­
ity club, Friday night, April 29.
Admission, men 60c,. Ladles 26c.
Left for g. F —
issdu wwj «gfrk <A w d o * t I
victory
Dstor feta Buptfey.
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Sprfegtlald— City «1H p a
Oreia Deter is at home on » vsr
The hard hitting Bankers de- many new concrete sidewalks this
cation. having contracted a case feated the Normal school team year.
of feeasles (rblm at ms 'Work at last night la the fifth game <jf the
Hilt.
> aeries of indoor baseball being
Hal McNair, of tfsNalr’s D rif
.M ys.Frpd« Podge returned Ban- played on the Armory floor toy a
>re on the Pfesa, made a trip day from Arcadia, Cat, where she score of 18 to ,8. Excellent (leld-
Klamath Palis ^nsterday tb hajl spent thg.jtotor. Clarence Eng on the pgrt of. the Bankers.
ik . after business affairs.
«nil
InnhltUv rtf th*
vhnnl
w * Vavnnri
X lrnott w.M overjoyed « to a
hare her baep a* iffpy wpre »Si­
screehs made
ting very tired of thslr own cook-
Moving to Gerber
t M W .a *r» <xid of Hilt was to
this vicinity Monday looking for 1
horses.
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’
, Father Mofrls of Ashland was I
few days at 268 B street have a caller at the Avgerla, mill Fri-
moved to Gerber,- CBl.i to make,
their home. Mt. fcwa^twoo<J is gni
Mr. Merritt. Southern Paciffe
employee of the Southern Pacific detective, was to thl® vicinity fest
company.
week interviewing posable i^itpes-
sea in the trial of Hugh-D’Aptro- 1
From Washington— ,
moot.,
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Mr/ and Mrs. A. C. Anderson
Harry Farmer pf Ashland was
of Toledo, Wash,. gnd Mrs. Jean h^re Tuesday looking after bttsl*
Carrlson of Chehalis, Wash., negs interests.u
Nifty clothes for hot weather were In Ashland yesterday ylslt-
Clarence and Vernon Dodge
at Panlsernd’i.
200-tf ing the city and Lithla park.
Were helping brand cattle on the
Deter ranch last Friday. " ' . J J I
Secured Helens»
Moving jo Gerber— . 7 ,
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.Arthur Dollaire pf Medford
A1 Drolette has secured his
Mr. and My». I. H. Avery and came to work at the Aygeris mill: '
release from the BOAS, the Gold* family, who have been residing for the summer.
Hill-Ashland ball club. A1 was at 47 Laurel street, are mpvlng
signed .to play with 'that club to Gerber, Cal., to. make their
this season bnt requested his re­ home, Mr. Avery having ¿bpen
lease to order thgt he might play transferred by the Southern Pa­
with the Btocals. He will be cific company.
found to his regular berth on
Brat base this season— Grants Visitors from Portland—
Pass Courier,.—..
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Visitors to .this city yesterday
from Portland, Qre., were: Mr.
Big Grange dance, Hot Springs and Mrs. E. ,G. Smith and J. L. ;Thé Only Showings to T b
> • Vicinity This Year of the
Saturday, barhacue sandwiches.
W e r t O U B taa S jfc c to c
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iS ¿it As'
stopped t" A «hl— A—
Let the UNIÓN write your ton
Mr. and Mrs. George W; Klug
coverage automobile Insurance. of Huntington Beach, Cai., stop­
Teo, of coarse.
83-tf ped to this city recently to visit .
with friends, pnroute .to Jackson-4 j
BaMnees Visitor—
ville to bring home Mr. and Mrs? I
J. C. Hopper of the Stats Bank Miller Sutton, who have been U
of Ashland was to Medford Wed-; spending the winter months Ini 1
nesdsy looking after business
Mother’s Day
Karl Nims of this .pity left
last night for San Francisco,
where he has been tranpferrod by
the Southern Pacific Company for
whom he works. Mrs. Nims and
son lack will remain to Ashland
Did yon get a basket? On sale until school is out and possibly
. -j
,
at Plata Confectionary by the longer.
American Legion Auxiliary.
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Don’t forget Ayers orchestra
Moose ludi Sat. nite.
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setacea ta . G. T,—
William Rica, local real estate
dealer, made a trip to Grants
Pass yesterday to Took after
business affairs.
Dance Monday night», Masonic
hall. Dickey’s orchestra. Gentle­
man 76 eents, ladies 26 cents In­
cluding refreshments. This dance
Is tor -the public.
Reports Balo '-
The Claycomb Motor company,
lo o v Ford dealers, reports the
sale of a Ford roadster pick-up
to' the Talent Irrigation district.
Card party In dining room, Ma-
soblc hall Monday evening. Bridge
and Five Hundred. Public Invited,
60 f»nts including refreshments.
Ytaited to k ed lo rd —
"Reverend Myron 8. Woodworth
of the First Baptist chhrch in
thXtelty was a visitor to Med­
ford Tuesday.
Home grown spinach, 4 lbs. tor
k.Schuerauin’s.
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OlKDY
EEM e MBEA
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mother
with fi gift selected from our
complete line
GREETING CABÖ& ...................... ..
'F & À M ìfo f t o t r o f e s ............ ..
tou r »nother wftl treasure
this gracious gift of Artatyle
Chocolates long after Mother’s
Day.
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5c to I
ooc - 5
GIFT STATIONERY ...................... $1.00 to $5.00
SPEC'LL GÏFT t»ÀCKAGE OF LAZELL
• CHOCOLATES
with-pfenty of nut fillings and
paraméis — nougatine» all the
favorites— packed in a hand-
si&w
Note S itter
„w » » o b ö e > y ö > r i'
Dp Yoifr Electrical
Battery Work
Glaycomb Motor
King was 'foW b
Cllff Payne makes lattice.
Jacs danpa, Bellview community Lett (nr. Portland—. ■ i> M m
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club-toftfetk.A prît 29. admISSloi
JKr. and Mr», Bert Sayles, ac-
Lgasure Parta,” 7:46 V. m. Ad-' 2><ii 6b cen&, ladles i t cents. ' conipanied by Mrs. Sayles' moth­
er, Mrs. R. R. Sutton, left a few
mffision 26 and Me. RSgnlar
Fishing
Not
G
o
o
d
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days
ago for Portland, where
Friday night dancing afterwards.
According to the Grants Pas» they will visit tor a short time
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Courier the Rogue river has been' with Ward Button, a former Ash-
rising rapidly for several days fend boy'
on account o f the recent war mi
weather and fishing has been,
BOWMAN’S SIDE (W IT
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halted temporarily by the muddy
In .‘a recent news atory concern­
water.
ing the arreat of George Bowman
and Ray Coaart on a burglary
Attended Onto» -
charge, the inference wap .Py®»'
The following Ashland people that Bowman was resppgsihle tof .1
LAST T öte tfötonfc
attended the baseball game In the arreat of Coxprt. .Thia waa 1
Medford yesterday between the not the case, as Chjef, o f , Police 1
Medford team and the House of McNabb called the Medford offlc- .
David team: Russill Crlpe, O. M. era and asked, that they hold Co-
Franklin, Dr. Roland Allen, aart for the local police. Bow­
Frank Hamilton, Bari CroW, man, who is out on ball, la mgk- ,
Andy McGee, Carl Smith, Cleo V. tog strenuous efforts to locate tha
with «
Howell, Walter Davis. Jack Nims, stolen goods, and according to a
COLLEEN M0ÓBE
Raymond «McGee, Albert Martke, statement made by him thia morg- «
Billy HUllen, Joe Conley, Bari lng, he expects to pay tor every-
Snyder, Jim and Ben Bowers,
n i (Kat Ta not locate* 6* R » ’ '
CharlBs Petri, Emmett Gillings,
in ruined.
Velma ofepp, Lillian McMillan,
Bowman la exceedingly regret-
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Berg, Mr. and >•* ° ’ *
Mrs. A. C. Ntolnger, Mrs. Jtrry
O’Ngal and Mrs. Harry Carltoa.
AeedptM
each wt»d means
smöker
SttitcâBêS R»
“Orchids
áhdEftñ&íen
S STORE
Biggest Little Store in
iwn. Open Evenings.
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'Taio Great
IhstitdttionB
interest^ tt
I jointly to
two g if t
converge.
We have selected i ^pfec&l
v
hats, many of tlieiA rtrfibing W icfi
higher than the prices would iliditate
which we are p la c ih g on sale for
urday only at
aroma, ttaturai
Sweetness, nafar'aT^oóà
taste but no "doiling-up”
—not by any meant!
rw/ foiaeto tasta h taJl tís^t
it implies in natural <ood-
«1JK
They are beautiful in desigh, ¿ntj the eol
la te s t Only by seeing them ta n Von a^I
value. .
A
In addition to this special jgronp. ne^
arriving daily. They are sn, varied in sh
dcliglitful in colors, that they will rea!
be seen, to thoroughly gain an accurate
of them. •
•
and Xhe th ud­
ita «of hi« t borough-
a thrilling race for
girfs Tore.
THE WINELASb MILLINE
WITH THE ASÎÏÎAND FÏÂDBAL
Tdf ¥•«W
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