'■ Soefefy Mofes (Continued Froif page Twg, IT—Furnished apta » ? . HOULEVARb HOME' R A1U rooms, 18 So. tad St. GAIN——The 2-story, B room plast­ 221-tf ered house at <60 Boulevard, etone foundation, ground 75 by l t l toeC/etooe to library Sad hUs- inees ' section, fine elevation, leasoapbla by month splendid-’view, nice lawn, flow- Barber Apts. I l f Gran­ i i 1-tf era and berries. Just reduced to *1100 for quick sale. Let me ebow you through the house. H. C. Onley. <5 B. Mata. 214-6 POKStALH bo TRADE— 16« seres o ffen d fe Slakiycb. Oak On Pacific Mghwuff. PPleaty at wa­ ter, near county school fo r fur­ ther partiedfev» address Tidings. Box I k • llt-lm o .« thjby Pintle St U IlM The Junior Department of ttb Methodist Bunday school enjhptod a delightful picnic party in LRUt park Thursday afternoon, Junh 2. Approximately 70 children wpre present. . • /' Mr«. Cota VanFoasen, supeMn- tendent of this department, had arranged tor the entertainment and Mr, W. F. Walter, secretory of the local Y. M. <3. A.. waa**fc charge of the games tor the hoys After several hours of rollick­ ing ton, a sumptuous picnic sup­ per was served. Christian Endeavor societies of tba Presbyterian church bold n jolly picnic supper lqdoors, last Tuesday evening. May SI. In'hon­ or of those members who ere leav­ ing town. This affair was also their closing party as the mem­ bers will also enjoy a vacation during the summer months. The quarterly Missionary offer­ ing was handed In at this time pud the apportionment was entirely satisfactory. Those who are moving away are: Miss Emma Reilly, Miss Eve­ lyn Engle, Mias Helene Senn, Miaa Corraine Senn and Billy Graham and Norman Engle. A little sou­ venir gift was presented to each. tt M tt FQR BALM — 5-room modem FOR RENT: f-room furnished bungalow, 1-1 acre of ground, henee on B street. Inquire 117 •th St. 215-1 mo.* fruit, berries, good chicken house Phone 1«P R or ISO J. 210-1-mo. FOR RENT — Nloe eeavealeut 5-room cottage. Down town dis­ trict, reasonahle run*. In«Hir* Ho­ Rehearsals for music for the tel Ashland. llb-tf Spring Festival which is to be held at the Lithia Park in con­ FOB RENT — Furnished 5- nection with Alumni Day, June 11, room house close to school. New are beng held daily nnder the di­ paper and paint. Call 117-L or WANTED—BtaaU, modern fur- rection of Miss Leona Marster, H l Hotly sttreet 221-tf shed apartment or h e u t e Normal school music department eCerably near Normal school, instructor. dì Miss Marsters, 81. 211-4 The following numbers will be included In the symbolic presenta­ FOB BALE—Oat and alfalfa tion. mixed hay, f l . also shoats. Phone "Morning Mood"..... ........Greig 14F1, Mark True. 114-1 "Glory of the Dawn”.... FOB SALE— 2 acres alfalfa hay AMT CHRL IB TROUBLE—May "To Spring"......... .......... standlag. R. 1, Box 111. dm. Yaa- eammualcste with Ensign Lae "Three Springs'*______ ter. 111-1 mo.* a t, t ie Salvation Army at the “The Pool”__________ White Shield Home, 565 May- "The Angelus"______ .Lieurance FOR SALE—Tvto work boraes “Serenade" ................. ...Arensky fair A ve, Portland. Oregon. gentle, one -mowing machine, in "Beauteous Night” ....... Offenbeck good shape, one Holstein cow "Children of the Moos' ’....Watren BUSH FUNERAL HELD giving fonr gallons. One Guern­ % Funeral services tor Mrs. D. E. sey sew to t treat. 1145 North Bush and infant daughter, were Main. Phone 17F11. 281-6* held" Saturday afternoon at the Stock Chapel. In addition to her flve«survlv- backs, lawnmowers sharpened ing children and husband, Hrs. and repaired. Castings and ma­ Bush Is Survived by (our sisters, A. 8. Rosenbaum, district chine work at Eagle Iron end Mrs. Jeeee Brown Hoquiam, Wash­ freight and passenger agent for Brass Foundary, 146 Oberlin 0L ington; Mm. Scott Hale, Grand the Southern Pacific Company, Í18-l-mo.* Rapids, Mich.; Mrs. Lou Taylor, Medford, has just been appointed Bellaire, Mich.; and Miss Margar­ General Agent, for the same com­ et Webb of Muncie, Mich. pany to cover all Southern Ore­ gon. This is the announcement made "Babble", by Margaret Piper today by W. F. M iller, g e n ita l Chalmers. This is the ninth freight agent, and J. A. Ormandy, volume by this enterlarhlfigand general passenger agent. gifted woman writer, in which The appointment la In recogni­ ______ some of her most loved characters tion of Mr. Roeenbaum’s long and The Claycomb Mater. compajay to further advantage. The faithful services with ' the South­ reports an unusual success In precious Babbie la a stunning girl ern Pacific, mostly in Southerta their ear painting department, in many way», and has the nerve Oregon, and Indicates the growing which was storied recently. to discard an affair with a mar- Importance of this section. The company sent its workmen, rled man and accompanied Peter Rosenbaum’s Jurisdiction will to the Ford Motor company fac- and tile wife, Daphne, to China, as extend over the! Rogue River Val­ tory, where they profited by an a last resort to break the charms ley, the Umpqua Valley, and the intensive stady of the factory and entangling chains Mark Far- Klamath Falls section of the new painting methods and machinery, rar has wrapped around rapidly line. The same type of painting equip- — maturing flapperette. ment as is used in the Ford fac- She meets the young Scotchman tory was at the Claycomh Ronnie, on the train west to take garage. The complete painting th« steamer tor Hongkong, and Job includes a thorough cteaafcfe what follows Is cracking good of the ear and removal of all of reading, and ends In the all-right the old paint. Then seven costa column. Male and female read- ef paint are applied, which insures era will love Babble more aad Sensational And Interesting aa even, substantial paint sur- more and It Is an altogether sweet Reading Promised In t**» The has bandied piece of fiction with a great deal Croas Petition a large number of paint Job» on of weH-Managed stage effect and' various types of automobiles since | marked powers o» observation of LO SANGELES, June 4.— CLP)— the department waa created. J country, people and things. Interest in the marital entangle­ Music Numbers For Festival Is Promoted HaMy Hoyt 7*1» About Men — - An American youth, outfitted with some sandwiches and a> bot­ tle of water aad carrytag as extra luggage a pocket handkerchief, flew from New York to Parte and became the Idol of the world orpr- U gh t , Today we looked over Some gf the other American youths. Off* young man of fifth Avenue attun­ ed along wearing a beige-pink hkt matched by a pinkish silk pocket handkerchief- Several others felt very important in orahge-hnOd neckties and various pantol roior- ed hatbands. Some woto shoes with tips and trimmings of lizard and alligator hides. Some had trouser legs almost as wide as a flapper’s skirt. There were num­ erous straw hats perched at rak­ ish angles over the eyes. Long- tipped cellars, patent-leather hair, pink-manicured fingernails, eto. These boys do not look exactly like the stuff of which heroes are made. Perhaps the glorious valor of Lindbergh who combines the spir­ it of the Vikings with an unassum­ ing shyness, will take’s flap out of the he-flappers of today. The hoy who asked for • glass of milk upon his arrival in Paris may re­ vive the masculine qualities can manhood It M tt Cancelled Plans For Picnic— At a Senior meeting held Wed­ nesday noon, June 5, at the South­ ern Oregon Normal school, it was voted by those present to cancel all plans made for a Senior pjcnlc as many of the students would be unahle to attend. »Inal t m a c t n n t i mm Kaing made for the Senior Sport dance ;«n he h41* at thu: anta- muaity al«h hottsa, WM m «*» evening, June 8. The Sealer women any lne*e eeeorte, «Bad transportation w4tt be provided (or these who bare ae ears. women recent, it was decided that informal dreeeee la pastel shades will be warn tor com­ mencement, with any kind of ■hoes. It wan also decided that flowers would not he worn. MARYSVILLE, Cal., June L— (IP)— Accused of heating and tor­ turing their tour chBdren. Frank Stone, 88, aad his 30 year old wife, Grace, have been arrested on charges of assent and battery. The ehttdrea raage In. age from 4 to 2 year». The complaint »aid that oa Memorial Day the oldest girl had ham hanged by the aeek until ebe wae altooet «Wrangled. | Aaether ohlld wae held 1« an ir­ rigation ditch with its head un­ der the water until nearly drown, the oomglaint further chffrgea. Attract Peopl They moat he soft and colorful— free from agly shine— wot dky or sallow — pores must not show. Just try this new wonderful French Process Face. Powder called MELLO-GLO. Stays on longer—-very pure— you'll he am- u * d at Us superior beautifying qualitkes. Nothing tike R get MELLO-GLO. East BMe Phar­ macy and Lithia Bprtugw Phar­ macy. A slogan for dubious students: "Ask your Prof. First." To test the\ I. Q. of a Professor ask him to figure out a new rail­ road time table. ments of the Charles Spencer Chaplins centered Friday aigkt on Mrs. Chaplin" answer to her husband’s cross-complaint to her divorce suit, due to be filed Mon­ day. The promise of her attorneys that the answer would furnish interesting reading” has set Holly­ wood to speculating on the pos­ sible contents of the document. Although no official confirma­ tion could be bad, it was under­ stood Mrs. Chaplin would name seven women wltb whom, she charged in fcer complaint, the comedian contorted after hts marriage to her. Four of ths unnamed women are said to be celebrities of the motion picture world. OFFICE HOUR« 10 to lb a. B z - e to » » m. Breakfast— The member» o f the Junior class of the Southern Oregon Nor­ mal school will entertain the Seniors with a breakfast at the Lithia Springs hotel, Tuesday morning, June 7, at 7: »9. Warren Doremus 1» chairman of the committee in eharge, assisted by Miss Margaret Hammerbacher, Miss Gladys Rice, Miss Bda Jones WM. E. 00ULD Contractor— Realtor— Builder Houses, lots, acreage and tim­ ber for sale, terms. Rpalrlng, remodeling and new work) 404 Mountain Ave. Phone 458J Fraction Lim ited T o T. L. POWELL General Tranpfer team and motor trucks. service et a reasonahle — Phone II. JORDANS SASH AND CABINET WORKS Corate Heifeaa and Van Neaa. Phone i l l . 194-tl ASHLAND-KLAMATH FALLS. The Reliable. Howard Stage Line We Have Not Changed Our Schedule or Locatioa FOUR TRIPS DAILY Leave Ashland 8:30 a. m.; 12:30 p. mk; 4:30 p. in.: 9:45 p. in Fare $3.20—lieduction jiound Trip. The Line That Has Stood The Test Office At Hotel Ashland Tw elve Years Successful Operation. Howard Transportation Company Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat X-Ray, Including Teeth Office Hoars: 10 • IB and B - B . b — DR. MATTIE B . BHAW Physician and Sargeoa 108 Pioneer Are Office and Resident Phone 11 Office Honrs _AQ - i t e. m. i - 4 p. m . . _ and Alhle Beck, all students of the school. ■ - E n o Past Noble Grand’s Club Meets— The Past Noble Grand’s club of Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 14, 1. O. O. F. held its regular meeting at the home of Past Noble Grand Annie L. G. Myer orf High Street President Past Noble Grand Miss Mollie Songer presidihg. After the business meeting, the hostess, assisted by Miss Songer, served delicious refreshments and all those present enjoyed a very happy afternoon. The date for the next regular meeting of the club will he June 24 at 2 o’clock p. m. tt tt tt • CALL JERRY O’NEAL For Your Next Job Of Plumbing Shop in Beaver Bldg. 17 First St. r Phone 118 WHITTLE TRABO TR A STORAGE 0 0 . Coal, Wood and Storage Packlng, Crqting and Shipping- Long Distance Healing. Flood R elief Benefit » tt » The Modern Woodmen and the Royal Neighbors of this city will give a supper at the Moose hall on Monday evening, June 6, at 6:86 o’clock, for the benefit of PAINTING— Ambro B. Park, the Flood Relief Fund. painting. DnaTona wogfeTll L lh- All Woodmen and their fa&tlies erty. Phone 465. 160-1-me. are cordially Invited. The Roy- at Neighbors will serve the repast, _ Painting, tinting and papering;, which will cost 50 cents. This is try Cliff Burlingame, 681 Mt. Ave. a most worthy cause, and the or phone 455 social event should be well pat- .ronlred. cow barn and is of so good slse, that it la worthy of mention, as one of the additions to Bell­ view places. JENNINGS TE1 SHOW Ashland 4TB a B STBEUT Starting Monday June 6 To 13 Wltb a eemplete change of PLAYS and VAUDEVILLE every I nlfcht. Opening next Monday night with Chaa. Harrison’s won­ derful play HYPOCRITES AWE HONEST SINNERS" Never In the history of our 20 years of successful haalness have I we had such a powerful and ua- asaal play- DON’T MISS IT Ladtfei Prae Mamtay Night And every lady attending the show on next Tuesday night. May 10th will be given a ticket that will adEit her FREE on Wednesday night, to see "TUB' GAME." Tent is located at 4 th and B. Streets and is rainproof and heated. Doors opened at starts at 8:00. In the Market Place T N certain parts o f Europe some centuries ■* ago, the farm laborer was wont to stand in the town market place holding a straw in his mouth as a sign that he was looking for em­ ployment. Today the uninvested dollar places itself in the open market. As to an individual, it must be offered an occupation free from personal hazard, with steady employment and attrac­ tive wages. In providing telephone facilities for nation­ wide service, the Bell System has employed millions o f such dollars. The savings o f more than half a million American telephone users, invested in Bel! System Securities, have built the system that serves them. Theirs ts in­ vestment in service, and they themselves have served by investing. show 20c; Adults 400 GROWN LADIES FREE MON­ DAY NIGHT By Taylor Mom and Pop WfcU,6Www.lKMaMfe ABOUT YOU« etfnB R pi Office Phone 164-J Moine Phone 164-Lr » « tt Give Picnic in Honor of Members Who .%re Leaving The Junior and Intermediate “SAINTLY Or. 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