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S aturday ,
1 W ill Visit Hon —
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tund mind in a 'sound body and
ie encouragement |o express In
illtot measure the Spirit with-
whieh is the final endowment of
ery human being.”
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Visited in K. F.—■
Mr. and Mrs, H. P. Holmes on
. ; Manzanita street are planning to
spend tomorrow with their son, C.
' H. Holmes, who recently purchas-
ed a borne at 415 Wordon Are.,
• Klamath Falls.
lioeal • Personal: flotes
Mrs. Hosley of B street vii
last week in Klamath Fglta
Chiloquin with her sons and i
Hies. She reports a very pi
ant trip.
Guest of Nephew—
Expected Home —
Milton Franklin, who has been
In Chicago for the paat fWW
months attending a baker’s school
Is expected to return to Ashland
tomorrow. He Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. O. M. Franklin of Frank­
lin’s Bakery.
The Ashland Music Study club
Is sponsoring a unique program
tor Monday evening. May 2, when
residents of Ashland who write
perse or music have agred to share
their gifts with the Music Study
club. Members of the club and
their friends are looking forward
Dance Monday night. Masonic
to the enjoyment of a real treat,
ahd a fitting observance of Na­ Hall, Dickey’s orchestre*. Gentle­
men 75 cents, ladles >5 cents, in­
tional Music Week.
cluding refreshments. This dance
Helman’s Bptbs and Swimming Is for the public. Everybody
tank p IU open fot the season, come.
Sunday, May 1st. •
20S-St
Grange benefit dance. Jackson
flower Hot Springs, Saturday. Tickets
204-2
76c.
get a basket? On
Confectionery by
Legion Auxiliary.
a Souvenier Banjo-Uk*
Elhart’s.
Business Visitor—
C. P. Talent of Medford spent
several hours in Ashland Thurs­
Confined To Home
Buddy Silver, little son of Mr. day looking after business af­
and Mrs. O. F. SUver. is confined fair^.
to hie home on Hargadlne street
Don’t forget the play at Ball-
with an attack of measles.
view, “The Treasure Farm,” Fri­
201-1
The Walter H. Jones Land Auc­ day pight.
tion Company will s e ll. a new
Bring in your Crisco coupons,
modern five room bungalow with
half an acre of ground Thursday we redeem then), Schuerman’s.
20^-tf
May 5th at 2 p. m. at Phoenix,
across from the new school. The
Card party In dining room, Ma­
terms offered on this property are
so liberal as to make this won­ sonic ball Monday evening. Bridge
derful new home within tbe reach and Five Hundred. Public Invited,
of anyone interested.
Attend 50 cents including refreshments.
this sale end own yonr home.
Attended M e e tin g -
Chief of Police G. W. McNabb
and “Shorty’’ Ingling, of the local
police force, attended the law en­
forcement meeting, which waa
held In Roeeburg Thursday eve-
Tax office will open April 11
to May 6 inclusive, City hall, up­
stairs, bring last tax receipt. O.
Winter, Deputy.
151U5
A dandy plate lunch taetadlng
coffee evety noon end night, t ie .
At the Ptoxa.
105-tf
P. 8. Laughlin of Detroit. Mich.,
who has bedn visiting his son Dr.
S. B. Laughlin of the WUlamett«
university at Salem for the past
five months, is now the guest of]
his nephew I. J. Sawyer and fam­
Mr.
ily on Grand View Drive.
Laughlin states that he finds Ore­
gon to be one of tbe most pro­
ductive state and has enjoyed the
genuine western hospitality.
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Cars Registered ■
Hot Point
Electric Rang<
Mrs. C. O. Holmen is making
» Mrs. Byron Works and slater,
Mrs. D. E. Peterson of Talent • Home grown spinach, 4 lbs. for several improvements on her home
204-tf on B street, having the rooms
epent last week end visiting at 25c, Scbuerman’s.
newly papered and . calsomlaed.
the home of their annt, Mrs. A.
Have yonr
Mr. Stennet la doing the work.
8. Clawson to this city.
Cool and Convenient
Jordan’s mill.
HELPS A PAINFUL ACHING
We Ar» Offering SjH
Nifty clothes for hot weather
BACK -
200-tf
at Paulserad’s.
Lnmbago and a stiff, aching
Priqe¡2¿ Installed
back suggest at ohee ths heed o f
a good diuretic to stimulate kid­
Stopped to Ashland—
’ ney secretions and rid the sys­
H. B. Holmes and family of tem of troublesome poisons that
• Palo Alje. C»l.. stopped to Ash­ «ause the dietrsmiing aches. »jrs.
land yesterday to visit with his Black of Pptergburg, Va., says:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F* ¡’Before .1 took Foley, Pills dieure-
’ Holmes. Mr. Holmes,.wbo is a |ic , I could , not stoop over nor
» .representative of tbe government raise vif w]t»WH great, pain. Now
fisheries, was enroute to Portland bfoce ttkjraUhsm J have none.” (
te take ep his summer’s work with Ask fo^'.JMiu ^ l s diuretic, A ‘
1 the Oregon Salmon fisheries.
prompt,jmtpofsilent. « ill ambly ’’
Let Us Service Your Car for the Warm
-
• Weather
We Do Washing and Greasing.
If We can’t fit you in Ready-
to-wear, we can make you a suit
that will please you. Panlserud’s. HEALTH PROGRAM
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200-tf
TO BE BROADCAST
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Fifty-eight out-of-state c a r s
this year, the American Child
registered at the local chamber of Health association, which is re­
commerce yesterday.
sponsible for the idèa of
May
Day, makes an appeal to the coun­
Leaving For Euge ne
try to think of children In terms of
Mr. and Mrs. H/ L. Sayles on spiritual as well as physical and
Hargadlne street are leaving next mental health.
Wednesday for Eugene, Ore.,
Mr. Herbert Hoover expresses
where they will make their future the complete ideal which the day
home and Mr. Sayles will go into celebrates in “The Child’s BUI of
business. Mr. and Mrs. Sayles Rights:” ”T>e Ideal to which we
have sold their home in this city. should strive Is that there shall
be no child In America that has
not been born under proper con­
Returned From Oervsls
ditions.
that does not live in hy­
A .L . Lamb, who has spent
gienic
surroundings,
that ever suf­
some time In Gervais, Ore., look­
fers
from
nnder-nutrltion,
that
ing after business affairs, return­
ed yesterday to bis borne on does not have prompt and efflc-
Granite street. Mr. Lamb arrived lent medical attention and inspec-
In Ashland exactly 20 years ago tlon, - that does not receive prl-
tomorrow, and since that time mary instruction, in the elements
°f hygiene and good health, that
has been a resident of this city.
there shall be no child that has
not the complete birthright of a
From Klamath F a lla -
Mr. 2nd Mrs. Roy Hosley, who
recently moved to Klamath Falls
to live, were visitors in Ashland
this week. While here, Mrs. Hos­ HOT WEATHER WILL
ley underwent a minor operation
on her nose.
SOON BE HERE.
Thn eommuaity Is giravnd to re- business on •«
was well received by a small but
port the panning of Mr. George semi-invalid, tl
enthusiastic audience.
A very fine electric urn, five- Harkina .Who had lived here for best will miss
gallon capacity, has been purchas­ the tost several years.' While he and * * • < * «
ed of My. W. D. Jackson of the has not been actively engaged 1« they passed by.
.UP» *•*! .’»4 «•>
ofe»*
Palace lunch for use in the clnb
house.
The Tucker orchestra of which
L. B. Tucker of this community
is leader, will have their first old
fashioned dance tonight At their
new locatloh, the armory. A.fine
lunch will be served by the wom­
en of the orchestra players to help
start everything off happily, and
a good attendance may be assur­
ed.
Drive your ear in or call by telephone end we
’’.Mrs. A. C. Joy will accompany
coxfte and get i t
the victorious Joy twins on their
debating trip north to decide the
state championship. She will visit
her son Barnard, who is a stu­
fWe are prepared to wpsh and grease your
dent at O; A. C. as will also Dena
and' do any necessary servicing.
and Dick. Bdllview will await
eagerly the results of these north­
ern debates.
Lee Me,Williams of Los Angeles,
former resident of this "neighbor­
hood is visiting in this vicinity.
Mrs. W. C. Elam, who under­
went an operation at the Com­
munity hospital the first of the
week, is doing nicely.
Mrs. W. G. Tucker
Phone 2F14
Füllet Paints
The C. W*. C. Children World
Crusade, of tbe local Baptist
church will attend tbe national
world rally of that organisation,
Mrs. L. Jacobs of Klamath which is being held to Medford to­
F ills arrived last night to spend a day. They will meet with the
few days at the home of < her Medford and Grants C. W. C.
daughter, Mrs. John Enders on
the Boulevard.
Varnishes
VHHi
Tuesday evening for San
ej8C0 when he will visit io:
jater going on south, wher
pects to stay indefinitely.
q.^e pjay given by th
gprjngg school at the 1
rnmrtualtr h o u se F riday
1 paint and varnish
every need
T O. RTHC
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THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
TONITI ONLY
VW M
"THE FLYING HORSEMAN”
with
BÜCK JONES
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Wcnnetr
ftaggested by Ysthlssti Norris* fam ous Novel
Directed by James Leo Meehan
picture that thrill« yon by its very power and realism!
rapefb preeentation of a mother’s career and her prob-
mo—o f her splendid joys and absorbing sorrows!
film that will tug at your heart-strings!
screen epic that every father, mother and child should
JUST PHONE
ies
Ashland Laundry
Are Yon In Primef»
NO! NOT FEELING JUST BIGHT
For quality, purity and flavor, alwayi
v ____
Ashland Creamery
writes
“It w as only two yea n ago
that I smoked m y first tig*
arette. It w as in a play.
M y throat is very sensi*
tive. However, the cig­
a r e tte w a s a ‘L u cky
Strike? and it did not
affect m y voice in the
slightest. I greatly en*
joyed it. So that first tig*
arette has m ade me a
‘Lucky Striker’ for life."
You, too, w il l find that Lucky
Strikes are mild and mellow—the
finest cigarettes you ever smoked,
made o f the finest T urkish and
domestic tobaccos, properly aged
and blended with great skill, and
there is an extra process— “ It’s
toasted”— no harshness, not a bit
< Richardson Springs
Near Chloo, Butts County, California can dc
<;
f Wonders For Ÿou. *
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Fowr Throat Protection
4
$1.00 P*r Plate
_
ask your grocer for
Thsn ths sunshine and hot mineral baths of
WRITS UBr
LEE RICHARDSON, Manager
LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL
A REAL PLEASURE
Ford Batteries Fit 85
Per Cent Of All Cars.
Claycomb Motor
Sunday Dinner
Phone 172
$12.00
Let Us Do Your Electricnl
and Battery Work
You will .appreciate the well cooked food, the
splendid service, the air of refinement which
combine to make
Beat Patnb—Boot W b A ]
SPRING
Housecleaning
is the time that requires
the cleaning of curtainri
md heavy bedding as well
as rugs, floors and walls.
Yon oaa send us yonr cur­
tains, blankets, quilts,
comforts, feather ticks
sad pillows with the as-
turanoe that they wtll.be
carefully washed and re­
turned healthfully dean.
Phone us your needs and
we will take .care of them.
 PleasinffMenu
and
Maxwell House Coffee, 45c lb.
Schuerman’s Grocery.
204-tl
Will Attend Rally—
car
LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE
XL ELECTRIC
Big Orange danee, Hot Springs
Saturday, barbacue Sandwiches.
204-2
will