Caberet To Be
Outstanding
Social Event
One Hundred Medford Peo
ple Will Attend Lithiaa
Affair June 16
glfttering
and fun producing Society Caba
ret to be held In the Ashland Ar
mory one week from today ar-e
progressing rapidly.
The bathing beauties are al
ready going through their steps,
and their acts, and the numerous
other vaudeville performers are
having their part of the program
perished Into a finished act.
Bubbles Malone and Smith arc
in charge of She committee on el-,
ectrlcal effects and electrical wir
ing, and are bending every effort
to have the "property” tor the big
show and dance In readiness when
Rehearsals
for the
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the doors open next Thursday
night.
Medford people hare
one hundred seats, and
crratlons are going faat. • Two
thirds of the tabPÍ’reserra tions art
already sold.
The Lithlans state that this Is
going to be the “event” .socially,
of the season. They are staking
their reputations tor putting on a
live party on this affair, and Ash
land people as well as all south
ern Oregon should get a table res
ervation at the earliest opportun
ity-
Seven a o tto f vaudeville have
been scheduled. One of the main
attractions is the orchestra which
has been obtained for thia gath
ering after a great deal of nego
tiations, involving the sending of
a representative to Eugene, the
well-known Merrymac Orchestra
was obtained. This orchestra,
composed largely of accomplishel
collegians, will furnish the music,
as well as the putting on of many
novelty numbers, at which they
excel. There are nine pieces, and
the musicians are famed for their
jaxz and the pep that they put In
to their numbers.
The Lithlans state that there
are tables for four, eight, ten,
twelve, fourteen and sixteen. Peo
ple should get busy on the tele
phone and make np their parties,
In order to fill an entire table.
No one will be permitted on the
floor unless they have a table res
ervation.
The unique lighting effects, and
novelty dances planned will be
something never before Been in
Asbland.
Don’t fail to get your reserva
tions for this merry event tonight
for in ipso more days it is expect
ed all seats will be sold.
ETC.
HarmUsf to Hwtuuis
Arrangements have been com-
pleted by the Jackson County,
Amusement Company, for bring-
lng Bob Fockier and his dance
band at. the Fair Grounds Pavll-
lion Wednesday night, June I I .
This Is a musical organisation
said to be one of the best In the
west and Is already widely known
through Its many radio broad-
CSSlprri grams Monte La Fleche.
vocal soloist is with the band this
season, and la to he featured In
several speciallynntobers durtaiT
ths dance program. There will
be no dance at the pavillion this
pridyy night -gs the hall is being
■put te„gfenpe ,or the major at
traction which Is scheduled for
Wednesday.
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MAINTENANCE
WORK IS DONE
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ren from California or Washington
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or Idaho, or ü u h j r Probably
sotte far eastern
do not
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the , upervlwr
mingle with (ho Ashland boy. ond cherlgheg( „ a Btory f c ,lln, hqur
girls on the playground In the etty and drama#teBU?n worlt • during
pBrtt-
the morning hours. This work Is
Frequently tourists passing will carried on on us&ny playgrounds
stop for a short time and watch and Is popular as well as a con-
the boys and girls at play, and I'structlve type of enteretslniqent.
ark questions concerning the town
When showers make the play-
whlch affords such a beautiful site ground altppery, the children re
fer playground purposes. And if luctantly go to their homes— get-
there are children in the cat, ting them to leave the grounds be
somed me# travelworn and weary ing one of the most difficult tasks
the playground facilities have a the supervisor has facing her.
Road Oiww Widens High
way At Bear Canyon
Traffic Continue^ Heavy
À malntanance CreW of thb
state highway department is en
gaged in widening the ' Pacific
highway tlfrough Bear Canyon,
according to W. Gt Drummond,
crew superintendent.
Frequent slides during the
winter month which at time ham
pered traffic over the highway,
makes the Improvement of the
highway imperative. Sufficient
funds were appropriated this year
to make the work possible, Mr.
Drummond said.
A crew of 36 men are em
ployed In maintenance work this
spring qnder the direction of Mr.
Drummond.
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Traffic over the highway Is
not heavy but continuous and In
creases notlclbly each warm day,
Mr. Drummond states. The main
tenance crew, who also act as
traffic officers, find there are
few violations of the traffic laws
through the Slsklyohs.
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Pretty Costumes
For Normal Play
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Stats Traffic Officer, C. P. Tal
ent Is riding s new motorcycle
this weak.
Each year the state provides for
the old machines to be turned in
and new broken-in- cycles are giv
en to the traffic men.
The new motorcycle la guaran
teed to do 81 miles an hour and
with tte 'v ig ila S fatfflc cop on
duty, it pays speeders to let up
on the gas whoa passing over his
territory.
ST A N D A R D OIL COM PANY
OF CALIFORNIA
makers of
OPOifmHtmsehoUhoduils
O B O N Ift OKANING FLUID
FURNITURE POLISH
AUTO KUSH-HANDY OIL
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dawlng «effect, dhlch
the splendid» advertising*value of
the city playground, they would
be surprised.” says Miss Pay Cat.
vyr, playground supervisor.
away to cache of a' toll full of
pearl shells and a small shipload
of pearls. It is a combination of
romance and adventure rarely
encountered in modern sea stories.
Parallel fiction is found In “Black
Pearls,” by R. Vf. Alexamder. The
Appletons have an attractive list
of new sea stories, that will
catch the fancy of all lovers of
lifq In the salt water world- Need
less to say after three hundred
forty-six pages of .thrill's, by land
and sea, some almost too grue
some, the cargo of sea treasure Is
happily landed.
“The Wlhd of Complication,”
by Susan Ertsi theauthorof Ma
dame Claire, Nina 'ami Afternoon.
A most perfect volume of short
itor'es. In reading stories by Su
san Ertt, one feels that the author
Is at every moment richly ill cod-
tact with life, and that She to A'
person of unusual understanding.
“The Wind of Complication”
abounds in distinction* and color,
including stories told with a htt-
morbbs, original and ‘ whimsical
¡spirit; gay, amusing< stories OP
young married life; stories' of
young girls, face to face -with ro-<
mantle crises; and stories of a
more Serious cast, with a hint Sf
psychic themes. In these sl'dries
scrvatlon, a mind keenly alive to
the world around her, a curiosity
to probe the motives of their ac,
tions and the wisdom to let her
charaeevs Work out their own
destinies.
the work of the teacher-students
thia .urnmsr, U d tt«B school «111
be open to any boy or girl who
w S ttS s/fe a trend, according to
Arthur Tgylor. of the colljfte fac
ulty. ’ ' 1
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reefed t fa s Oftjr A«fe « a ft, let
tk*lr children attend t t s summer
gchoei lor ssvqrM weeks last year.
Equal enthusiasm to expected this
/ear.' ' i 4
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hast summer . more than » •
thlldrea attended tka aohool. No
eradtt to gtvoa .far tka work, bat
the training la ralaabla In advanc
ing the children fa coming « t o o l
work.
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Ona tamily, with a cottage
We had bjgunfe wonder
what became of the old-fash-
loned high school graduate
who had his picture token
With diploma in hand U til
the o tter day. Wa saw hint
wftk abanjo.
Get a Rogers
Silverplated Teaspoon
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIDINGS
For Only 8 Alpine Milk Labels
"DOR only three weeks more—
JT this exquisite gift is yours— so
that you, too, will try Alpine—the
tnii^ u/ith cream in every drop.
Spring Festival
Saturday, J tuie 11
A rich, platinum finish sal re tplated
teaspoon— beautifully designed in
the new S imeon L. and G eorgs H.
R ogers “Kingston” pattern— and
guaranteed for a? years — given
away ray only 8 tall size or 16 small
Alpirm Milk labels.
Remember—the offer is limited—
positively closes June 30th. Since
A lpine keeps indefinitly, many
women are laying in a supply now
in order to get six teaspoons— be»
fore the offer expires.
there*/
cream in every drop
Delicious milk
Bring your Alpine
Labels to our
Redeeming Station
before June 30th
Delicious every way you use it
— in coffee, in creamed sauces and
puddings, in vegetables!
Nutritious, too! There's cream in
every drop of Alpine. A n d so
economical! Get Alpine today.
Lithia Springs
Pharmacy
Phone 116
Ohly, The Best
According to Miss Ruth Aitken, 1
halrman of the costuming com-
nittec, the costumes have been
npdered from,Reattle.
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“Sm ltilin^rcnikh” <ftl bfc0re -jf
mated by the members oi Alpha
Taurl, the dramatic club at the
louthern Oregon Normal School; ;
n the college audltortnm. Monday
evening. June 13, at I : I I .
CAREJ
'mportaht Books Reviewed—
"The Perilous Quest”— A novel,
Jennings Tent
Show
week.
"Iff Asiya u ^ W l« toujd
Training
There w ill bp summer ach
frequently days
for some* Aahlidd hoys i
keeps a family In the city over girls dnring ths sufnmst mob
night, or a couple of days while as a training eostqe, malntai
the boys and girls have a good by tbs southern oregob Non
time. /
school to to bo oooducted at
Llnooln public sobbol, thq s O bm
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ne»ionm«nt wns d oth fcat-idfl^ier.
and many plans for development j- Crltto teachers will shftoii
han>be#n COMldered. one of the
Treasury In charge of prohibition
departments, <replacing*' Lincoln
Andrews. The appointment la ef
fect Ire August 1.
aire and 5he Fflappor” a
farce comedy d r a m a in
three aefs.
Sunday—The greatest of
ill American dramas. " S t.1
Klmo” in four acts.
On Friday, Saturday and.
Sunday nights, a concert, or
ifternhow will be given im
mediately following 11) e
main show. * This concert
'onmsts of vaudeville '«tim
ber« and special vaudeville
-tets and Insts about 45
rnimites.
mjr 'vrork w ill
be easiet*-
tny kitchen
cleaner. ”
Pure, nourishing bats with t^pritiNG ADDED to inter
fere witfc the remarkable protein, carbohydrate, vita,
mine and laxative “food b a l£ c e * of strengthening oats
A BEAUTIFUL I^NE OF TIES
ON DISPLAY
Ettétcfa
ARMY GOODS STORE
Biggest Little Store in
Open Evenings.
' . FISHING TAG K biLAW LICENCE
W h e n you begin cooking electrically you’ll find
it easy to keep your k itc h e n id e a lly olean .
T h e electrical w ay is the only absolutely soot*
less, greaseless w ay of cooking—never; smudges
woodwork. Walls or bottort^ o f pans.
WHEN
Drop ih at your ¿lectf1e dealer’«
today.
A P airO fK ah
For Summer Wear
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Supplied
— Monoy
U.Atiy Auioiinf At Small Cost
Safer Than Kid
Stronger Than Ct^fskhi
SHOES FOR MEN
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
He will gladly show you
Only a few dollar« dowp wiil put a
fine £lec£riq £ange in yofir h o m e -
then euay
ea«y monthly payn&afe
The Safe And Convenni
Take a kit on your ram ping trip —
you'd St delighted I
Tourist Kiddies Mingle With
Ashbtnd Children On Play Ground
by T. A. Nicolls. The story Is
'aid in Old Devon of the 19th
Sunday and retain their position Century in England. The Author
'ins cast the atmosphere and per»
of second place in the League.
Last Sunday showed the Boas ipective of the seaside country
to have a perfectly working ma over his story, and then reached
chine—little polishing needed on
any of the corner. The Soys
Worked together with speed and
teamwork, which was quite lack
ing at the beginning of the sea
son.
The Cavemen started out well
this season, tying at first with the
Klamath Falls outfit for first
Program Tor This Week
place In the League but in the last
tew weeks, have dropped three
games. Medford won their first
Friday — Feature p l a y
Victory from the Grants Pass ag
‘The
Tufh of the Road.*»
gregation which has since been
A powerful New York City
strengthened.
The local have shown some re crook drama in four acts.
serve stuff In their workouts this
Saturday — The Million
Traffic Cop Qas
New Motorcycle
G e t an O ro n ite F ly Spray K i t
(fu ll p in t can o f O ro n ite F ly
Spray and im proved (prayer)
at grocery, drug, h a rd w a re v r
departm ent store,. A I k , sold
In p in t, quart, 1* and 8-gallon
cans, b arrel, and ■/,-b arrel,.
WASHpfOTON, Jana 10—(IP)
— President CoeHdge today farm-
ally appointed; Baynonr Layette,
New York, assistant aem tary - jt
BIG DANCE ORCHEHTRA
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PLAYS AT PAVILLION
Boas Contest
Pass Sunday
t in -b u t
Boas expect to trounce
FIX SPRAT the Ashland
Grants Pass Cavemen next
M O S Q U IT O E S
F L IE S, M OTHS
ROACHES, FLEAS
ANTS.BED BUGS
XKW MTOINTMIKT MADE
IH e
The Citizen^ Bank
i f*¿fahland, Otegôn
caufornia
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O regon P ower C ompany
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