'l
Morto)' Asrfooi
furnished
month.-Water paid.
la agttfcaletfe ggd the fltevelaad *
Survey Arithmetic Tents wgre ue- 1
ed l a the fourth sad fifth gradea. 1
gtaadardised dlagnoetie t e s t e 1*
guide theteacher li\ adapting the
teaching of arithmetic; to the la - 1
dividual needs of the pupils.
A, hew
atom, of w riting knows NOTABLES. A t CRATER. LAKE
* <*d •-><'. ‘
o a t h * flread-Edge Pgnmanshtp Je
Among notables wbo are spend
being tried Jftr the Mrst tinip In' ing the week-end a t C rater Lake
the interm ediate department, by are B. W . C l a p p : „ head of the
tffyee groups of children in the Southern Pacific freight traffic
fourth agd fifth gredga- T b lesys- wjth headquarters in Chicago; J.
-**»'•1 penmanship has been eue- A. Ormany, freight traffic mapgg-
csaefully tried out i n * number of er of Portland and other offic
onstcrh cifles? Student teachers ials from thy middlewest are ex
and c h lftre n who, are learning the Í
pected to be present.
Bread-Edge Penmanship are very
enthusiastic about it.
T h e sixth, seventh and eighth,
grades hqge enrolled at thia time
(cg ti-sir'p up ils. That the actual ,
needa o f each child may bast ba
, a series of dlanost 1c teat» ,
measurements have been glv-
Í these ’irid e s . Á tabulation ,
Phon«
" W f i ’« X u i i i , „ i p .
thre* W t o c o r d e f
egga. Bx-
D ifferent'aisés from 6 to i s lh oellenx tor .increasing floek pro
George YecEel, Box 188, Route 1 duction. A. Bert Freeman, I l f
O m grtle eottth of Bellview school Nutlsy. ’ .
’ ÍÓ -tf
4 0 white leghorn
.1 1 weeks
rank Ollloon.
old.
144-1
S E T bicycle,
11» Jùutrel S t
Gresham and Plata Sts., 1» rooms
and Alkie',- I fireplace., 2 ' stove,
and soma floor coverings, nice
yard, flam f if v , suitable for large
family of for tenant who wants
to rent nice rooms. H . ,0. Galey,
l i b . Mala q t
499-i-m o;
FOR R W H d ÿ ^ rh is h e d
house
on B street. Inquire 197 Eighth
street.
268-9
. W t i U g - n t t l » » « r t»
S
er, 1 B . P. bollar, atova gratas and
backs,, liwgjnower*
sharpened
and repaired. Castings and asm
china work at Eagle Iron and
Brnos Boundary, 14d ‘Óberlln St,
218-1-mo.*
F O R R E N T — Furnished house ing aprons home; experience un
on Laqrel 8t. Phone 199 L or call necessary; materials cut, instruc
Addressed en
991 Hargadfne.
199-9 tions fam ished.
velope brings particulars. M ilo
Garment, ItS Broadway, Bayon
ne, N . J, •
TOM SALE— Ford delivery bed
in good condition. Inquire at 91
LA M R S— Earn 315 dosen sew
N . M ain.St. Phons 180.
199-1 ing aprons; absolutely no sell
ing; experience unnecessary; ma-
W A N TED — Highest prices paid teriXts cut. Addressed envelope
for used funyture, g ls o ju p k of brings Instructions. A L P H A , 201
all descriptions. Call or write,
M aia St.. Patterson, New Jersey.
Medford Bargain House, 27 N.
Grape 81.. Medford, Ore. Phone
1092.
299-9*
‘
SVANTE!)— You ng man desires
work o f any kind, 94 Dewey A
391-1 too?
Beet Main.
Retwrwed F*wn VlsR—
B is. W . B . Barber and
UNUSUAL R A R 0A 1E -
roonf house on Boulevi
w ith 100
feet
froatsg
yard, splendid view. 8ey<
ceptional features woul<
this a very good hay nt
Price only 92809- I f yop
going to bay a home tak
at this. H . C. Galey, (
M ain st.
two
dk lighters Tdkehhlne ahd M ildred,
who have spent the past few day*
visiting M r. and Mrs.
Marshall
Barber in North Band, Oregon,
returned yesterday to th e ir home-
on G ranite street. M arshall, who
is manager of a Tw entieth Cen
tu ry Grocery store
in
North
Bend, is the son of M r. and Mrs.
O L Y M P IC GAMES
W A S H IN G TO N , July 16.— (IP)
— The 1928 Olympic games at
Amsterdam w ill be held from
July 28 to August 12. the Dutch
«M A LI, RANCH FOB S A L E - minister Informed the state de
18 acres, just outside the eastern partment today.
city lim its, suitable tor dairying
and poultry; good 6-room house,
newly plastered. Price 97000, of
Which 9>9OO may he carried as
soldiera’ bonus, by ex-servlc* man
W ill also exchange for good resi
dence and small acreage inside
city lim its, and transfer bonne
loan. F . C. H igh. R. F.' D M Box
77, Ashland.
299-2-8at.
The flyers and their wires com
HOM ^ r i u e r s ^ - 1 to
io mented on the L ith ia fountains at
the Southern Pacific depot here.
acres each, fo o d , sol), easy ffg lk
They had no chance to see Lithia
to sll schools, close to East M ain
park, and regretted having missed
street, 9100 to 9650 per sere,
easy terms, speqjal ..inducements
.‘ ‘We’ve heard the park J* very
to home builders. H. C. Galey,
p
re
tty /’ said M aitland, Pho •earn
qeoretary Carter Land Co.. 96 B.
ed quite unconscious of the fact
that.he is the hero of ohe of the
F or sa lb — 2« a. w<
g reatest, flights ever made. He
town, a bargain. A. P. '
preferred to talk of more homely
things.
,
.,
Maitland has m ilitary honors
other than those he is proud of.
He is a colonel Ih the Wisconsin
national Jfliard* an fiohorery Job
Army Fliers
thrust uppn, him.
Itlvatod. Á r ° 09 F 0
lig h tfu l ytoW, J 9 Í0
5 per hionth. A. P.
lings'.
I
Xr)fctgtaA~^ Sh<
spending 920,060
tion station here.
(
t
. ’
to Shear thq wool from ,
sheep skin
donated the
unnonated
t£e claek, then
ta
are usually pleated and silk, flan- has formed an important >nd
nel or light-w eight woolen .mater-> plcsant part of the work. On .Fri-
ial njay be utyixed althgjiph the: day of ekeh week Miss Wilson’s
popular preference appears ’to be f enfire group
have a “Stoxt
to r the silk akirt.
,t u '
|p a rty .v A t this time stories are
Next in importance to sweater* read or told by the children and
and pleated skirts for sportswear I dramatisations are also given.,
are sleeveless flanfcel dresses In
The Interm ediate and Grammai
such shades as powder blue, yei- grades, supervised by Mies Clare'
low, beige, flesh or white. Both Trotter, have now enrolled eighty-
one Vend two-piece models are fo u r pupils.
popular.
Thirty-six children have beep
Small felt hats' are "alidost the tenrolled In the fourth and fifth
¡¿variable rule where sweaters grades.
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'
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are worn.
*
m,m Bertha Stephens reports
_____L.
that these pupils are most keenli'
F a rew ell P a rty F o r M iss
Inters l ed in naülre activltlek
Hpenkei*
«C '”B j whlott k ie th e basis for oral ano*
The attractive home of ; Mrs. written1 language
duriiig the
W illia m Rice on Lincoln street ruifhmer sebslon. th e four .laes-
wàs the scene ôf à pfehsaiiFairtâïr es lA tUese grades are organized
yesterday afternoon, Friday, <uly »«h» o»«.be fo:* the purpose of pql;
15, when the Vlavi club of this fe t in g and studying local butter-
city gave a tarew ell party there « ’e« and mdths. One group chose
for Miss M artha Spedker, who has " th e Jolly Collectors” for a d u b
been connected w ith th i* work in «»me. Np group is supposed tq
Ashland and Medford for the past have more than one specimen o f
tw o years. Miss Spenker leaves p- oe!‘t* |n i varlety,.
Each gronb
t o n i s h t for San F ran cisco.
ChlL made ttonW ink boards and net*
Houses, tot«, acreaie and tim
ber for sale, tonna. Rpalrlng,
remodeling and ¿ O ijw o rk .
404 Mountain Av*. Phone 48BI
Bye, Bar. Nose and
Office Pham I
F in * National Bonk
Good team ahd motor tracks.
Good aeralea at a reasonable
price — Pbopa 91.
jordans P A tti A lto
c a b in e t w o r k s
Corner Helman and Van Ness.
Phone 191. -
l» 4 -tf
BREAD, CAKES, PA STER IES
FRESH EV E R Y DAY
seems to be^ajwut evenly divided
between a study of Ching, past1
and present, carried op* by the.
eighth grads and a rifle cftibi
formed by the boy«. Vietng
closely w ith these Interests the
ilxth ani( ¿seventh gradea áre car-
y £ g out home pleasurable but in
structive activities In geography,
history and reading, this Includes
research, dramatisation and' con
struction.
'
1
W hile the boys are at r J f I • ;
practice the girls spenp that hour
of each week' In working k)bn&
lines of Industrial art.
Figures
-awed f$om whod and enameled,
snapshot'albums, lamp shades,
trays,and'other Articles loir the ly on the item ofany
home are under procesé of con boa t. Gives you mo- '
struction/-
■ ■ -J * ' • ’
j
Archery w i l l , a lia hfe a recre
ational feature of the summer* teliabiliiy— at only a ¡fraction
•school, President C h u rch ill' hbv- o f the costl Fills the summer
*ng ordered first’ class bows and holidays with new pleasure«,
Árrpwé, ?9F 1 W * p u r p o s e .lT h e
hew tfcffls.
boys and glrlS*have spéftt tffe past
two weeks In weaving a straw tar The Super Blto u so simple
get and, M w hgvp tt ready for use. that even a-child can start it
Tbe Linenln ’^pibm er' School
Herald is ih e newspaper put -oaf qaaUyandnuit safely. Ahun^
each week by the ctyldren of the dant power, sturdiest con
school and which the Ashdand struction. Light and compact
Tidings obliging prints in the col — pice it widi you anywhere.
umns once ¿ week.
That the summer school is CaQon us— let us show you
proving pleasurable as well 'as its many vahiabl^* exdLisive
profitable Is shown from the re
ports on enrollment and attend
ance from the various rooms.-
C M tmtuJ
TO POLE IN , OCTOBER
Jordan
Electric
I
■
.
180 E. Mtiin
Office 110 4 th 8 t„ — Satisfac
tion Guaranteed Prices Rea-
- New Method Cleaning
Rugs Cleaned, Dyed^and Blsed
Window Shades Cleaned And
Repaired— A ll Kinds of Carpet
Work Patronise home Industry
ilstory. .geo
graphy ápd .civic* periods are
made ttlèaiuirable pad profitable
tor children by giving them many
opportunities to carry out their
ow n ,W eap on the sand table and
In dramstlsatlons. '
* The Wisconsin inventory Tests
X W AS'W tXIMG l ö
Pioneer Building
s e ro v r
PAINTING
Painting, tinting and papering,
try Ç llff Burlingame, 681 M t. Ave.
or-phone 468. •
197-1 mo.
s M o K k R s oF m I ond
OBSÉRVE N E W
BEND, Ore,, Jqly 16 — 0 —
One means taken by citizens of
Pend tp preyqnt forest fires this
'spA^pn Ù |U the.JoHwHIo» of g
.smokers’ code.'
This suggestion was made by
forest service officials and it im
poses upon users of the forest a
moral obligation not to smoke
while moving.
I t is pointed out that smokers
y lll extinguish lighted material
while standing still but are apt
to toss a lighted butt carelessly
¿way while walking, riding a
horse or traveling Ih an automo
bile.
.1
W HITTLE TEAMSTER
A STORAGE 0 0 .
Coal, W ood and Storage
BLOX
$5.50 Load
Bone Dry — Fresh — From
Factory. Small Klndlingwood
92.75 per load
Hamaker Transfer
.
Phone 410
NOTICE \ T 6 "CEMENT
CONTHACtORS
Ashland, Ore., July 14, 1»97
Bids n r* asked on the placing
of 600 square yards more or lee*
of concrete bam tor pavement
at sections where city water dept
has cut the pavement tor new
water mains. Specifications eaa
be seen at the office of the city
warehonse storekeeper.
Sealed bids are baked to be
delivered to the city recorder np
to 5 p. m. July l * t h tor consid
eration nt 8 p. m. of the same
date.
.
■ • •
The right Js reserved to reject
any and all bifie.^
GERTR U D E BIfeDB,
besthutes Çouuty has built
91.1 miles m a rke t roads on >185,-
,000 boude.
Opposite L ithia Springs
C M A H k i» R A F
,
BAVLV R A M O
4P I
H otel
Pfawfe 104
Chrnch D
lodlst Bpleeopal Church
tain and Laurel streets.
» Pemberton, Pastor, 117
i! street. Phone 87.
S
Prgehytorlan Church
, Maig and Helmaa Street*
ugh T, Mitchelmore. Pastor,
112 N. Main St. Phone 481-L.
8ervlrrie; h» Odd Fel
H. H. Young, Pa
Boulevard. Servidas
9th Sundayt.
Ella.
JFÄV ì
Phone
CODE
M,
Smith.
1er, 78 Fourth St.
471-J
M¡| t* f f
37 rtra t St.
Office P hon e
Residence l*hone I4Û
* SlidiJen Service
M R S .W re -S H fc S A lD
A tofigfA eeis a s a a o u s
THING ANO OHS HAS ,
TO ¿LAMP ONClS TteìM
A DOWN OH C l ^ _____ *
JE R R Y O 706À L
For Your Next Job Of
Plumbing
Shop la Beaver BMg.
ThqhelXT ■
bätet 89 Óbfc 8t>
Radiante
United States
Royal Cords
"
,
Auto freig h t T e rm in i
LEEDOM
TIRE SHQP
TO U C H E D T H A T A c HING SPOT
'' .'.."Nothing touched that, aching
spot until I gsed Foley Pills, a di
uretic stimulant for the kldneysj
-with wonderful re s its : I am so
glad I can recommend them to
others.’’ . ’ Eased of her palq,
health restored,, Mrs. Ellen Relg-
hard, p t flA. Fork, Pq,, writes this
thankfully- Men and womeh ev
erywhere use and recommend
Foley Pills, diuretic, for kidney
disorders, backaches, dull head
ache and nervousness. Ask lo r
Foley Pills diuretic and accept
no substitute.— Sold everywhere.
D R ER N EST A . WOODS
Practioo lim ite d To
Eye, Ear, Nose and Thiroat
X-Ray, Inclrding Teeth
Office Hours: 10 -.Iff and B « 1
Packing, Crátlhg a n t Shipping.
Long Distance w a nHSj.
YOUfe OLD T IB B S ON
,
” Hqw long ¡Jo,you fellows ex*
pact t'd fly ’’ asked M e T idin gs
reporter as he le ft the - train in
be killed flying.
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Office
4TH ST R E E T
• BAKERY
of thq resulta I h kept as an Indi
vidual record of each child and
special effort Is being made to
meet the particular needa that ap-1
Ober evident. '
A
,
'T h e children’s Interest, accord- i
'ng to Mrs. Margáret Cason, '
LADtKS-^-Eqrn 91< dozen eew-
S£K
*
B h m Í í Church
B . and Second Streets.
W m . V . Bargey. Pastor
116 -High. St.
Phone |8¿-R
F