ASHLAND KMJLT TIDINGS
Channel Swim
Scouts Off
Auto Camp Has .
Cabaret Plans
Season Starts
To Mountain ßig Registration
All Complete
Local j Personal flotes
Mason!« Hall
Stated conclavez Wednesday
evening, June 15. Brief business
aession, preliminary to vacation
season.
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O. D. FRAZEE, C. E.
W. H. DAY. Recorder.
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Her»- on B usin«-ss—
George Bennett-of Forks of Rai
mon. Cal., was rn Ashland yes
terday on business.
See onr men’s summer suits.
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Paulserud'8 sell for less.
Cliff Payne makes steps.
Ix*nve for O a k la n d -
VWtin, Friend
Mrs. A. A. Madden is spending Reamed To Ashland—
Chester Woods, a student at
a few days visiting Mr». Bessie
the Oregon Agricultural college
Stiller at Jacksonville.
in Corvallis, has returned to this
picklas in the bulk. Sehuer- city and will spend tbh summer
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man.
i A. Woods on North Main street.
vacation reading at
■ Get j
El hart’s
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11» A. Stearns of the Llthia
oprlnga garage reports the fol
Ix-nv<"i with N. G.—
Kenneth Madden who has been lowing sales: an Oldsmobi^e to
working in Madden's Tire Shop, Millard P. Dunn of Ashland and
Isft today for a two weeks stay n Wlllys-Knighf to Lewis Engle
With the National Guard at Fort of Ashland.
Stevens.
{
Mrs. W. J. Conloy
sum
Delbert, are spending
At latke o f thr W< mh I h —
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Isaac spent iner in Salt Lake City,
thè week-end at their cabin nt tn their return they wilt make
their home in Gerber, California.
l4ike of.the Woods.
Mrs. Dave Tompkins and fam
<
Rew Plano Music Rolls Just re Pioneer Visits Here^—
ily on S. Pioneer avenue left yes
Mr. E. P. Branch of Melbourne,
ceived— Hlhart’s,
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terday for Oakland. California, to
Florida, is expected in Ashland
visit Mr. Tompkins, who ts em
How good news doeJ spread ! the last of this week. More than
ployed there as a baggageman for
General Gasoline is still the best. forty years ago he was one of the
the Southern Pacific.
239-Frl.-Tues Arhland merchants. Mr. and Mrs.
Branch were loved citizens of Ash
Fly-Toll Spray gun and
land. Mrs. Branch wanted to leave
pint spray, 45^Schuerman’s
Vlr.’tliif: Dmigiit«*«—
Ashland and go to Florida where
Mr. W. F. Hill and daughter, site had a sister who frequently
Margaret, of Merrill are In Ash wrote about the wonderful state
Lace curtains and winter bed land today to vielt Miss Olivo A where she lived. A year’s observa
ding are coming In fast for spring IPll. and to attend the commence tion caused Mr,i. Branch to write
cleaning. Have you sent yours ment exercises at Normal. Miss to a lady friend ins Ashland, “If
in yet? You will get careful work Hill was graduated from the any of the Ashlandltos are dissat
and prompt delivery. Phone 165 school today.
isfied with the place, tell them to
rent their place for a year and
Lace curtains and winter bed come here, At
ding are coming In fast for spring time they will return to their
From Klhmath F alls—
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bussard of cleaning. Have you sent yours home thorughly satisfied.”
Klamath Fails are visiting at the in yet? Yon will get careful work
Mr. Branch is a well known G.
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Dore- and prompt delivery. Phone 165
mns on Oak street. Mrs. Bus- and we will call.
sard Is the daughter of Mr. and
Form er Reridents Visit He re
Mrs. Doremus.
Mr. and Mrs. George Carpenter
and daughter Bessie of San
Returns' Home —
Mrs. J. W. Merritt o f Gold Hill Jose, and former residents of Ash
A splendid Children’s Day pro
who has been visiting at the home land, are here visiting friends and
gram was presented Sunday ?at
looking
after
property
interests.
of G. F. McCallum, returned to
tho Baptist church under the di
her home today.
Parábase Motor Oil, 100 per rection of those in charge of the
Children’s department.
Special
Have your ros« t rèi lise made at cent parafine base. At General in
services were held both morning
dependent
dealers.
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Jordan’s mills.
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and evening, Decorations of I vy
and pink roses made the cKurch
Home
grown
peas,
Schuerman.
The newest shades and fabrics
most
attractive.
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4a- man’s suitings.
Paulaerud’s
SomepTeasing numbers were
tailleurs.
given at the morning services by
From Klamath F a l ls -
Mrs. A. Brearcllffe of Klamath tlio children. A uniquB part of
Falls arrived In Ashland yester the program was the presenta
NOTICE
Sponsored by Trinity <5uild the day to visit her daughter, Nadine, tion of Cradle Roll certificates tn
several of the cradle roll babies
members and friends of Trinity who is a normal school student.
ly Superintendent Smith. Each
Episcopal church and Sunday
T'rtlticate
was framed and con-
Old
fashion
Pentecostal
gospel
school are Invited to a picnic
‘a
nod
the
name of the. child to
meetings.
AU
welcome.
Opposite
Innch in Llthia Park on Thurs
whom
it
was
presented. In con
Junior
High
School.
Evangelist
day of this week, bring a covered
nection
with
this
service some ln-
Joseph
and
Rachel
Sizelove
and
dish with you, also dishes and
resting
tacts
In
connection with
workers.
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silver for yonr own use and be
'he
beginning
ol
the cradle roll
there by 12 o’clock.
Let the UNION write yonr fnll 1 "partment were given.
.-overage automobile insurance.
Veo, of coarse.
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SCARSDALE, N. Y.—Three
'ocal constables have been ap
pointed by the town of Green-
Stopping nt the Lllliin Springs—
butg
to stop "moonlight,golf” bj
Arhland visitors who registered
netting
parties on the links of thr
a‘. the Llthia Springs Hotel yes
S
t
Andrews
Country club. Scorer
were Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
To-Day And Tomorrow terday
->t
automobile
parties have beer
Davlr. Beverly Hills, Cal.: James
seeking
tbfc
links
to enjoy thi
1?. Fairchild,, Yreka; Scott F.
moonlight.
Sheldon, San Francisco: Stanley
Children’s Day
Program Given
Jt-yrox, Oakland: L. F. Fenton,
Tacoma; P. S. James, La Porto,
Cal.; Renu Langdon, I bis Angeles
and George Rebec, Eugene.
Don’t miss this! Bob Fockler’a
“Big Time” Dance Band. 8 ra
dio favorites and dance artista.
Fair grounds pavilion! Wed. June
15.
'
See Paulscrtid’s $20 and $25
pecfnl on summer suits.
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»». th«> Ashland Hotel—
Among those who registered at
the Ashland Hotel Monday wero
Miss Grace Kemntra, Aberdeen,
Wash.; Miss E. Crnwford and
Miss F. McBride, Edmonton, Al
berta: Mr. and Mrs. John Fossell,
Alturas, Cal.: Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Peterson. San Francisco; Mrs. H.
G. Klusman and daughter, Vlv-
Hn and Mrs. K. J. Palmer, Cuca
monga, Cal.
Have yonr clithes clean’ d
vacation time. Paulemud’s
i tor sure delivers a
special in this one.
I with the cornedinu
tickled Broadway for
With
GEO. J. HAYS
kT THE ORGAN
Direct from “Paradise Gardens’*
Ifch Fockler and his Versatile
Dance Band; Fair Grounds, June
16.
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Taking Pont Gradual«' Cowwe ■
Dr. If. P, Coleman of Medford
>s taking a post graduate course
<n physiotherapy and electrother
apy in Portland from Dr. H. C.
Bennett of the National College
of Electrotherapy In Ohio. Dr.
Coleman will return to his home
June 2*.
TORTURED
Rehearsals for the big Lithian
| Society Cabaret are under way
¡and every Lithian is doing bis
best to make the big event to be
held Tursday night, June 18th.
the finest, evening of entertain
ment ever enjoyed In Ashland.
Sharkey Moore's accomplished
9 piece jazs orchestra is already
here in Ashland preparing for
the nhuBual event.
In addition to the wonderful
music for dancing from 9 to 2
a. m. seven acts of fine vaude
ville have been arranged, featur
ing a L-sauty chorus, with novel
dances.
The electrical effects are going
to be the most gorgeous ever at
tempted-In Southern Oregon. El
mer Smith, of the city electrical
department is responsible for this
special feature, and has a,crow
at work. Seats are now on sale
at "The Rose.’* Make up yOur
party today and get ready for i
big time.
DOVER, England., Jin e 14. —
(IP) — The channel awimmlng sea
son is about to opej*.
The IS-year-old New York
twins, Bertolce and Phyllis Ziten-
fleld, will be the firsp aspirants
(or this year’s honors, judging
from present Indications.
They are reported en route
here and their representative!! say
they hope to start from Dover for
Prance in July, ahead of Mrs.
Mille Gade' Cowon, the first
mother to swim the channel. Mrs.
Corson swam from France to Eng
land last year and now she plann
to sylm back.
The Zitenfield twins will be
paced by tjjelr mother.
Homer Billings, scoutmaster for
Ashland Troop 2 left Monday
afternoon with ten scouts for Mt.
Ashland expecting to return Tues
day evening after a climb up the
mountain. The scouts who ac
companied h ip were: Harry
Borah, Emerson Pratt, Wesley
Hoxie, Ray Wertz, Harry Smith,
Clifford Real, Roger Sbitfer, Ken
neth Shiffer, Hugh Carter and
Frank Billings who went along
"to see how his dad would act in
the hills.’’.',
Women pad less than they
to, wtfcich io offset by the
that authors pad more.
LITHIAN SOCIETY CABARET
Thursday Night
June 16th
Astoria Seeks
Elks Meeting
VAUDEVILLE - DANCINC
Í) PIECE ORCHESTRA
That Astoria la waging a deter
mined campaign to secure the
1928 state convention of Elk
lodges was indicated in communi
cations received by the local lodge
today.
The Astoria Chamber of Com
merce and various civic organiza
tions there have co-operated in
preparing an elaborate tentative
program for the welooming and
entertainment of delegates, should
the annual gathering be held
there.
Astoria, the letters pointed out,
is the center pf all historical in
terest of the Old Oregon Country
and within its area are relics that
recall vividly all the romance of
the early pioneer days. The gi
gantic Astoria Column, recently
completed, has taken its place
among the great monuments of
the world, and the entire Oregon
history is pictured in base-relief
on its sides. The column, niount-
ed on the crest of a hill, towers
above the city, and overlooks the
Reserve Tables At “ The Rose’'
XL ELECTRIC
Station
GUY QOOB
Phone 82
GZ?e S u b tle T o u ch o f
ST Y L E
Only the most skilled
designers know how to
create those s u b t l e
touches of style which
you recognize so read
ily in Gantner indi
vidually Roit to Fit
Swimming Suits of fin.
est Pure Virgin Wool
Priced Each
C on efarieh ta m er animafeò busi
jQpocft ià ita m oasioncall (h e Hceiu»« »traili?
£ q n hróaurs voice prevoft« (he • i k n f o u A Ì
,
O r f i a d e r g aootb (h e &uU telò r a t o | b e a t i t i
C h e above immortal worta
of © re p cam pati òcpicf in e
feeble anempfofaofmpallufîc
w orth of y o u r im m eòtate
tortane« of m o r t a lit y .
Imported Parasols $1.25
Womans Parasols Oiled Paper Over Cloth (kivering
With Bamboo Handles Tn Assorted Fancy Patterns
_ \
r
i n c a r a a fe r t
« c o m r o r r a f t h is h a th h ea r
pme9 from ihetoroUta?
firt even ihe
dcibil
as nrt been tua,l«rted in iw
znber minirtry to your
cloyed dead. c
6
Our experience ond
Childrens Imported Fancy Parasols
Each 69c '
Bamboo Handles, Good« Assortment of Fancy Pat.terns
Womens Cretonne Parasols $1.98
Assorted Fancy r gltenis T^uocy Wood Handles \Yith
Silk Loop $2.48 Values
J. P. Dodge & Sons
Funeral Dircclors
Day Pbone 212.
Night Phones 381-L— 381-4
Mrs. Louis Dodge, lady assistant
ROOF NOW - PAY LATER
WE HAVE MADE ABBANOEMENTS POE
TIME PAYMENTS
OH PIONEEB PIKE BBSISTINO SHINGLES
Beautiful New
Suinmersilk
Can Be Laid Over Old Shingles Without
Litter and Muss.
YOUR CHOICE OF A VARIETY OT COLORS
Samples and Information Free
ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY
384 Oak Street
At Ry Crossing
Phone 20
For All Stepping Out Occasions
PASTEL TINTS, SHIRRED, OR TAIIA)REI)
EXTREMELY CHIC AND CHARMING
Choose Today From The Big New Line
Think of it! You can
now put your entire meal
in tho oven early in the
morning, ready to cook,
and go away for the en
tire day with the positive
assurance that when you
r e t u r n in the evening
yonr entire meal will be
cooked to a turn—piping
hot!—and ready to serve
and eat.
v
’
The Quality Storo
Table Roserviitions $1.25 Each
Spectator, Balcony Only,-»50c Each
WITH
fUCRKPLKHHNEHS
“Impossible to sleep at night,
misery when I walk, my back
ached so that I could neither sit
nor lie down in comfort.”— So D.
McMillen, of Hudson, N. Y., des
cribes his plight. “I tried Foley
Pills, diuretic, and now I feel so
good over my recovery that I want
to recommend them to others,”
Foloy Pills diuretic are a reliable,
voluable medicine, constantly in
rs« over 25 years, and guaranteed
to give satisfaction. Ask for Fo
ley Pills diuretic and accept no
other. Sold Everywhere.— No. 4.
Among tjiosd who have regis- Mrs. S. T. McDonald, Aberdeen,
tered at the Jackson Hot Spring Wn.; Elena M. Weaver, Hermonla
tc-uriat camp^ln the last few days Beach: M. Cronin, Inglewood,
are:
Raymond Cozad,
Fred Calif.; W. G. Me Barney, Seattle;
Brown, D. Stewart, Jff E. Rhooder, L. E. Ruser, Long Beach, Calif.;
J. H. Hasawlnger and wife, Ocean Ç. B. DeRoae, Sap Francisco, Mrs.
Park, California; J*. E. Johnson, p. H. Dali, .Hollywood, Calif.; C.
Sah Diego, Calif.,- A, L. Vincent* A, Gorldsbey, Redding, Calif.
Tacoma, Wash.; R. T. \Vooley,
'
Eugene; Myrtle T« Woolye, Al
bany; J. Looman and A. V. Smith, I SVBSCRIBH FOR TH E TIDINGS
TAKE THEM AT
vitatu n v to
“to OL otUvne/L ÁP »
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lust The Dress For The Lithian Cabaret
Where your dollar has more cents,
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EM 3 b LSäO F,'E
P. S. - Jacfr jusf
called up and sug
gested
go to
the Lithian Caba
ret instead. That
met my hearty ap
proval.