M r. and Mad. 9 H . RfeGee an Vieta street, accompanied by M m . McGee*« mother.-Mir». W tog. spent the week-end at the McGee cab- 4a a t the Lake o f the Weods. Spendine Week a t I n k » — lb s , A. £ . Kinney u d « n F. D. W anner on Granne street are apeadla« a week’s vacation at the Lake o f tke W oods. V .to . MUler of Miller's Thggery on U b Ptasa returned take last 1 night from the Lake of the Honw From C am ping T rip - - Weeds where he accompanied his Mr. and Mrs. George Shafer, wife. Mrs. M iller and children who have spent the past few days Will spend a week vacstienteg at camping at McCaHlrter Springs, «he lake. out near Lake creek, , hare re turned to their heme on F ifth k t the Oregon H otel— Mrs. A. Powers and daughter. street. Marion. B elly wood. Cel.; M r. and Mrs. C. B. Poore and Leela Poore. Centralia. Wash , aad M r. and Mrs. Bari McKinney, O ntario, Cal., were among those who spent 288-tf the week-end nt the Oregon hotel. row in' PTom L a k e - Mr. and Mrs. K. t . Smith and non Chester, came in Saturday from the Lake of the Woods, where they have spent the past week. Mr. aad Mrs. Smith reside on Oak street. Have yonr machine put in or der now, so that it wUl he ready when yon want to fix the kid dies ont for school. Special rates for this month. Singer Sewing Machine Co Medford. I8 S - K M r. and Mrs. J. H . Hoech and Irm a In d Irene Hoech of The Dalles, Oregon, spent the week end in Ashland visiting friends and enjoying the beauties e f L i thia park. B et a n te d to M edford Dr. a«d Mrs. R. R. Johnson and son George. Wno have spent the past week at the Lake of the Woods, passed through AXhland yesterday earonte to their heme la Medford. R ev , W oodw orth H o m e - Rev. M yron S. Woodworth, pas tor o f the local Baptist church, who accompanied several Ashland Camp F ire Girls up to Camp Nam- ann, a abort distance from P o rt la n d on the McKenzie river, re turned Saturday to his home on Oak street. His daughter.- Mise Carjnellta Woodworth, who has been attending college a t McMinn- vHle, Oregon, came to this city with him to spend her summer vacation here visiting friends. * Mies B»a Poley od Vista street £ expects to 't e a A s k l a n d Thars- t la y for Oakland, California. ** where she has been offered a 1 position teaching domestic a s , la the O a k l a n d high * chool.’ H er mother ÄTrs. ' Jose- hine Poley Will follow in a few 1 Greeks to make her home In the 1 (SaUfornia city. Mtse Poley has 1 keen domestic science teacher In ‘ K i Abe Ashland high school to r .th e past seven years, and. .box te n y » parture w ill bo greatly rpg?etted.^ H e r sister. Miss Minnie Poley, is gn instructor In the Roosevelt ( high achoei to Oakland. , V isitin g Parents— Lswla Beeeea, who has been ra ting in Eugene, Oregon, since was graduated from the State university, in spending A few days to Ashland visiting his parents, Jffr. and Mrs. Welherne Beeson on V street. t ■ n ain r si Vhdtor ,{ » • W . Plaaalp of HUt, Cal.. Spent a short tim e ia Ashland Sat urday look in g after busineM - af- fhira g n * vleitjng friands. toe same and make bids in proper farm , on or before A ugust 16, » 2 7 , the same 4« he 4 a seated envelopes gad directed to J. H . F u lle r, member h o ard ef Regents State Norm al Schools. x 288-1 Left For M otor T rip — G. W . Tntfrgn. well kuown re tired law yer and merchant of this city, le ft to r a motor trip to the const yesterday morning. He was accompanied by two grandsons, Emerson and LeWIs P ratt. A t Marshfield he w ill be Joined by another grandson and a fte r's few ¡days to th a t vicinity the party w ill journey dawn the coast te Reqna, on the Klam ath river, where they wAM mast M r. and Mrs. C. B. P ra tt and fam ily on North Main street, who plan ea leaving tor that point on the 14th of this month, where they will spend a week o r ten days camping and fishing. M r. T refraa, however, intends tte tears w ith bis party about the ld th and go down over the Red wood highway to Eureka, Ukiah and Hopeland, then across to W illiam s and home over the Pa cific highway, arriving here by August 22. SCBK M I M M C R - ENO OF DERBIES ■Arts*. where W . tk th e r nothing M e * to * « te. t o M e tonteen skirti. adapting .’ f l exuberant, youthful few years. Funeral sendees trill be held from Stock's U ndertaking par lors in this city Tuesday, Auggst 9, at 1 o’clock p. m.', ‘with inter ment to the M oaataln View eeane; te r t. laughters. W anda and H a tc h 'd < to » a f AaM liliadge e f Rea^Fraaek very practical, especially {with «>e naw leather halts which b a n become so im portaat. The slmu- totod hetero.'CeathnUnc to rogue. Is another device which is highly convenient in constructing a gar- n»e«st wMeh only reqaires a d lf- fee«nt aelaotion of m aterial to change ft from a street or school «reck to a honse drees. Contrast CHICAGO, Ang. « A —It a ing m aterial for facing pleats and Rickard w ta ra a d to Ghienge Sun wknn Ciar- for trim m ing bands on blouses day. roUed np his sleeves and For the kite tim e y on th e top .and sleeves give an additional placed an ardor w ith the printer ence Cham hart Is . J » ........... - ws Ik e plane note of color. deck of the liner 1 tor I K , « « tickets to r toe com from which circling over the 1 ing heavyweight battle a t Sold the start was mat ier’s' Field, Sept. 88, between Mrs. W . M. M cN air M ntesss Gena T u m e y and Jack pnmpsey- Dairy' M an H e n —- ’ M m . W . H . M cNair made a Than he told the Halted Press F . B. Jackson and sea, R. k. most charming ho ste s s Saturday that the advance tfcketeale had Jackson of Portland, Oregon, evening. A g g b rt.d . whan she de Already exceeded 91,^00,000 hnt spent the past two days in Ash lig h tfu lly entertained a group of the guanees that Ute gate would land visiting w ith M r. and Mrs. friends te bar home e a Oak street, ranch « « .O p *.*** ware slightly L. H . Hansen at the Ashland this Hoang a one of a series e f en hotel and with other friends. .M r. tertainment^ given by Mrs. Mc Ring ps atew l. Tax. who to a d m it in the m atter of Cigar ee. sítesete» Jackson la very much Interested N air in the past tow weeks. In the dairy supplies todustry. Cards occupied the time, Bridge the gate w ill ho Between 9 2 ^ * d ^ being played. Mrs- J. Andrew 0 0 * aad 0 3 0 0 ,0 * 0 — “hnt thane From Medford - MoGee held h ig h score fo r which three m illion dollar «somera are Among the Medford people she received a pretty prise site who spent yesterday la Ashland Mrs. O. A. Paulserud was award ed the consolation. A t a late hour the hostess served delicious WeH Known Woman H e r d - refresh m en ts. Mrs. Belle Lent nod daughter, DOROTHY REID, Editor. Phone 39 or 224L The gnest list Included the ly a ll the railroads ia the coun Mise Leute« ad Loe Angeles, Gal., following: Mesdames J. Andrew try are selling tickets. A ll you spent the week-end la this v d ty McGee, O. A. Paulserud, Henry need to de is buy a train ticket fool, and this ia Ws story of M t Baders, Jr., John Enders, A. J. aad a rd e r a fight Oekat, like yon visiting friends. Mm. L ete is of those popular cruises around MeCnilen, G. M. Green. N e l l would order a Pullm an reserva weU known in Oregon, having at the world— his world being a Shinn, < one tim e keen connected with the C. J. Rand. Domino Pro tion. L ea ve . the price of tho Ini sm aller than the regu lar size vost. Burl Crow, V. V. Mills, R. Uni«« Saving» aad L ea n la P ort- O I w ill hnIM an eageT, friend ticket w ith the station agent, and therefore he does not have L. BurdU , J r , H. K . T om lin son aad he’ll w f r e o u r headquarters honse to travel “tig h t’' hut is able to and Ralph H argett. W ith little , laughing rooms. to r a reservation.“ take with him most of his friends And in each casement window and fam ily. O f p artleular im Tho following named people 7 « ra h pet -- wens among thane who registered portance is his nurse, Edna, the M eetisg T e b e MsM Mrae— a m yriad rainbow Wooms. ycaterday a t the Ltth ia Springs duck. Bdna ia one of those W»e- The Soldiers aad Sailor« Re hotel: Lester Price. Y a k in g , ' ¡Blo&ns I shaH have to r day, huF ’fu l persons to he pressed into union aaueciattaa o f southern O re Wash.; M r. and Mrs. J. O. C alfl- snrviee for any emergency like gon w ill held th e ir annual meet fo r th e dark son and daughter, Salem, Ore., holding the loose end of the ing thia year in LR hia park. Ash Candles ef gold and brown, and Wahto Pugh and F lo ra Pugh, And so my little house w ill always clothes Tine under her wing and land. Tho rauteoa w ill continue Fresno, California. stand flylq g steadily in one spot for for three days, sterttag Wednes A .beacon In the town. several nonrs required to dry day, August 91. The R elief Corps Grants Pans? Central Fetot. the fam ily wash. Then yeu • Frank Reynolds, Jr., a resi Tired eyes th a t glimpse i t edferd and Ashland w ill have meet bis frie n d the-onion— whose' dent of the Sprague river district, grow softly glad, position Is a te te secare since charge of the program both to toe spent the week-end In this city Tired hearts shall pulse anew: ik e Oaf is led to philosophize: afternoon and evening, and some visiting friends. Aad i f a weary traveler draws “O nion* build, one up physical excellent speaking hoe he«p near ly, but they pull you down so planned. From Grants Pass— His step w ill lighten, too Coffee, soup and crackers wffl cially.“ And the alarm clock ’Mi. and Mrs. Blaine P ru itt of w ith the flngeip on his hands, be served free. The offiosrs e f Grants Pass were among the Jo m ighty convhnteht, too, now that The association are: George W. sephine county residents who wo think of it. I t is gorgeous Noble, oommander; Bentos B. spent yesterday in This city vlsR- ly colored aad hound in blue Adam s.'adjutant; G. O. VanNatta, ing friends. w ith a yellow jacket that would quartermaster, and f . P. Sayles, delight the heart of any boy or assistant quartermaster. Ih . W a lk er Hen»— g irl and it ia the kind of "fanny • r . aad Mrs. Donald W alker paper” re a l lag th a t they should and fam ily ef A tto ria, Oregoe, have. Sophisticated enough to arrived in Ashland Saturday to wfce't their wlta and It is a real spend tw« weeks visiting at the tone t e t hem) n et to have ft' home of M r. W a lk e r’s parents, ayzong their treasures. M r. and Mrs. F. H. W alker on Tickets Made wait M in e s Will SAN FRANCISCO, Ang. 8— ftj>) plane race te H aw aii entered the final stase today whan entrants for this naw eiaeeic e f the skies w ill appear before the flig h t com mittee for the breSsatatien of credentials a n d assignment of starting positions. T he first ptoae to start the race is scheduled to take the a ir westward at ene m inate after noon on Friday o f thia woek, hat into Sunday only fo a r o f the ex pected IS planee had arrived in th e San F ra ar t ero Ray Ragten. A ll of the planes were te the Oakland municipal airport on the edge of the ken Francisco Rey, the start ing point fo r both the Amur and the Smith-Bronte flights to H aw aii. ' Across Seas Coal! i Liberty street. Picnicked on Ajjplegato— Miss Ruth Anderson, Mips a y a tto a , M errick Thornton ‘’ B rick’’ Leach, all of this spent yesterday picnicking swimming on the Applegate Z * » » Tim e F o r Rebate Iterates to R apidly ApproarM ag— lacre^ihle h o -lf may seem, the tim e for school dreaaes is rapidly j aitorogfifeing again, but the W o man's Mnme Companion sees, ptekh^tetotute fo r the girt stu dents abd th e ir mothers In the ELLA ÜAHLfJEttG An expert cutter and designer w ill he a t this store for two weeks be ginning next Tuesday. F or a nominal tee she will «cut and fft and give lu- stractione tor fashioning your own costumes with the enviable Parle chic, right te your own home. Ton can h are t » e dresses for the price o f one M you make your own. . Demonstrations on Tl Wudnesdnx from 2 to 2 P. rear uMiunnlne. ■ Cutting o P y o u r dress any aftern store. TAKE ADVANTAGE OP THJS OPPOUTUNITY K» tIET YOUk PALI, SEWING BTABTED. PLAE NOW kOB'BOWOL WUMHEs OF W IJ{ OB WOOLEN MATERIAL«. 4M IT < £ ? P IT . VK1), BASTBO ANO HEM LINE E V E N E D OP « « A VERY I* .* and tlly decorated and perfectly ap mother hare resided fo r the pest pelated:, the ««sets ef haapr. Mies