, ».IW** tutoìday , aii « um o, 01 a t Home— H. O. Anderson has been eon- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pettit of this city announce the birth fined to his hofne on the Boule of a daughter August 1 at their vard for several day« WlttuUoess. home on B street. C lif Pay ng makes pullgys, t , 1 Phonograph repair. F fx-lt Shop Visited P rater L a i a r - ‘ ' Artnoaace Birth— From Klamath F all»— Announce Birth— Basine«» In Ashland— Mr. and Mrs. Otto Neldermey- D. B. Gold, who resides on a ranch near Climax, Aient a short er of Jacksonville announce the tim e in Ashland the la tte r part birth of a six pound daughter, of last week transacting business. born Thursday, August 4, at the Everett and Chester Sto« and Elmer Brown of Kiana Fulls spent Sunday In thlB visiting friends. They retur home Sunday evening by auto Community hospital in Medford. dinner. « 8 8 -8 D r. and Mrs. H i Morton and. son John' of th ie M ty «peat surer- al hours in Medford' Saturday morning calling on friends and looking a fter business a ffairs. Fresh milk and cream, Schuer- 288-11 dinner. man’s Grocery. 288-0 Mode Trip to Medford— Mrs. Norma Wltheradge, whp Marion I .each Ixft— Miss Marion Leach, who has is employed at the , Plata con been spending several days in fectionery and cafe in this city, Ashland visiting with her friend. made a business trip to Medford Miss Mabel Hager on Scenic today. Drive, left Sunday for her home In Hot Rolls for your dinner. Caldwell. Idaho. Miss Leach, 288-8 who was formerly a resident of Franklin Bakery. this city having been graduated from the local high school, has Seriously H i - Mrs. Frances Call, formerly been attending the summer ses sion at Stanford university, Palo Miss Bertha Smith of Mils city, is seriously ill at her home in Alto, California. Hot Rolls for your Franklin Bakery. Allison Moulton, accompanied his smaHr non Mourdant, ..to Ash land F rid ay, where the latter had his tonsils removed by Dr. E. A. Just received 350 foot case of Woods of that city. — Medford auto glass, bring your auto glass work to Jordan’s m ill. 278-tf M ail Tribune. H o t Rolls fo r yeur F ra n k lin Bakery. dinner. 288-8 In itia te d In to Thet» Beta P h i - Miss Doris Applegate of T a l ent was initiated into Theta Beta Phi last week at the Southern Oregon Normal school. Only stu dents having the highest grades are entitled to Join' thin sorority. A ll kinds of warehouse room to ren t or atore, J. N. Dennis. 270-tf Left for Home— John Harmon, who has spent the past three days visiting with Me Unlyerslty of Oregon friends in Ashland and Medford, le ft yes terday morning for his home in San Mateo, California. Cheese Clips roeery. at ' Stopped in Ashland— Bellingham, Washington, as the result of an Operation p^rformçÿ Friday, Augbst 5. tier 'Mother, Mrs. E. F. Smith and son Chester on Oak street are leaving this evening for Bellingham,. Don Park, an instructor in the Ripe peaches af Ash. F. A. Pro. department of physical education Assn. 284-tf at the University of California at Berkeley, stopped in Ashland one day last week, enroute to Eugene. Visiting a t Churchill Home— Oregon, to'visit with his friend ♦ M r.' and Mrs. J. Elton and daughter, residents of Portland, John Goley on Sherman afreet. Oregon, are spending several days in Ashland visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Churchill on the Boulevard. They are on their way home from I'acking House W ill Open— California, where they have been The packing house situated on spending a week’s vacation. the railroad right of way form er ly operated by D e n n y ft Co., Have your machine put in or will be In operation this fru it der new, so that It w ill be ready season. This plant did not oper when ydu want to fix the kid ate last season and Its reopening will help, to swell the payroll of dle« out for school. Special rates the city. A force of men are busy for this month. Singer Sewing 285-4t at the present time getting every Machine Co. Medford. Buckeye tested malt Schuerman’s Orocéry. Schnerman’a thing in readiness to receive the 'Y 88 -tf crop as soon as picked.— Gold H ill News. Visiting at Kooaler How i e ■ ■ Mrs. Carl F. Otto and daugh ter Jeanette Frances’ of Stockton, W ill Tendi Again— California, are a^endlQf several - Miss Haxei- Shaver^is. engaged days visiting Mre. Otto's staffer, frt teach sfehotil again next year Mrs. Ralph E. Koocer of this on the Dead Indian mountain city. The vieitora expect to spend rosd,~TH p ra c U S liy ~ lK e Tam e some time .in Medford also, tie- t vicinity .as she taught last year. $>re returning to their home. Left for Boston— Maxon Melllnger, son of W. L. Melllnger, pastor of the Christ ian church at Chico, California, left last week for Boston, where heiwiU enter the Bmerebn D ra- inatle school. The Melllnger fam ily form erly resided in this city, Mr. M elllnger being pastor o f the local Christian church tor nine The latest in fail styles and fabrics at Paulserud*«. 277-tf THE THEATER BEAUT««. TODAY AND TOMORROW Spent W eek at Bandon— ’ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vanpei on the Boulevard, accompanied by their house guests. H r. and Mrs. George W hite of Sacramento, Cal ifornia, spent last week-vacation ing at Bandon by the Sea. M r. and Mrs. W hite, who were for mer Ashland residents, have gone on t o , Gerber, Cal., for a short visit. I ii , ’ • t - ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS, ASHLAND, OREGON. PLEASE ENTER THE FOLLOWING SLOGAN IN THE L1THIÀNS’ SLOGAN CONTEST: 4 Phonograph repairs and s vice. Satisfaction guaranteed. Elhart's. Payent L eft Yesterday— Visitine Father'— tornia, spent the past week-end J lr . and M m . -F r a n k Bpancer in Ashland visiting friends and of Banta Cr»»B,. C«ltfprnl», hare Udoytug the. beauties of hU bia arrived Hr Ashland f a r a astergi days* visit with Mr. Spencer’s father. Faun Spencer on Pain» avfenae. Cars M r. and Mrs. H. O. Moore and son Clarence, of the East Side grocery, were visitors Sunday nt Crater Lalde. One R e g is te re d . hundred* and sixty-flve out-of-state touriata stopped la Ashland yesterday to register* their cars at the local Chamber of Commerce on the Plesa. This is a slight increase over those stopping In the last few days. SIGNEb .— ----- -— i— r ~ n — r - r t um - - — r- Vieited la Ashland and Medford— M r. and Mrs. ». * M* Drew, Mr, and Mrs. Donald Newbury thia’city during the session of the of Medford spent .the past week restdeftsxif K lam ath county spent Ashland. Summer A r| school, le ft Saturday and nunday in Ash end at the Lake of the Woods. yesterday for his honte in New land and Medford visiting friends. York City. F eilt Payant, who’ has b*4n la Nprnt Week-End at L a k e - Spent W eek-Km l Hem Mr. and Mrs. J. «. Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. W . M. Walsh. Misa Arleen Walsh and M r. and Mrs. Ivan H. Parker of Auburn. Call- Passed Through Ashland— C. F. Swander and fam ily of Returned Ho m e ■ , - Portland, Oregon, stopped in Ash- B ill Dean, who has -beep visit land last. week to visit friends ing w ith relative^ and fflends fo r a short- time, enroute to Cali in San Francisco and Oakland. fornia for a few week's trip. C alif., for the past td o months, t — returned Sunday to his home in V M tla g Mother aad Mater — . Ashland. Dean is employed as a Mrs. Agnes Merding, a teacher firem an by the Southern Pacific (a the Washington school at Med company. 5 Af Reliable 'typew riter service and ford, who has been attending the repairs. Wj»y pay double to the hummer session at the Southern ------- no¡ ghsrahtee —• transients! w ith Oregon Norm al, loft Saturday tor Albany, where she w ill spend the E lh a rfs . remainder of the summer visit- lag her mother and sister. Herbert Herndon Mer e ‘ f-l; H erbert Heradcin, son of Mr! and Mrs. John Herndon of Eu VMting In Ashland and gene, Oregon, hap arrived in Ash Medford— 8. J. Olin of San Jose, C al..,ac land for, a p ’ pxtèned visit and is atayingjw ith^ila’ a tint and uncia companied by E. A. MacLean, a l are no longer luxuries, >ut M r. and'.Mrs. W ill Hevener on so of San Jose, are spending sev n e c e s s a r y from every eral days in Ashland and Med Manzanita street. point of View., ford visiting friends. W h ile here Abe men plan to devote some time Visiting Parente ■ M r s .O .B .D e w » and little eon to fishing and camping. of Dunsmuir^ Cal.,! 'form erly reel- dents d f r ( h l| -el^y, 'p re spending la Roseburg For Day— A. 8. Rosenbaum, Southern several days in Ashland visiting at the home of M¿a. tfcws parents, • Pacific district agent! of Medford, -cooks f o o d better and M r. and M rt.J o h h Turn er on the aeoampanted h t, W illia m . Suther jnore economically,. while Boulevard, ‘ I ? . land, traveling Ynjgfet arf^ ’ H 'i seqger agen t*of th e K P. com- paty. ayrjvod <hls;ah*rnoon- to Left for B ey M em h i Sidney L. New spend the day.— Roseburg! Mgw*. Y ork City, who has spent the past two weeks in Ashland visiting hie stater, Mrs. Leverette Devis on w ,2 i J <X ^ !S i , o ? f f i Z u i h; Fairview street, le ft Sunday for Berkeley, Cal., where he w i l l ern Oregon N o rm al school w ill teach freshman English co^nposi teach school at W o lf creek this tion in the University of C all- upmlng school year. Miss Cole has finished her work ’ at the summer session of the Normal . GUY GOO® and w ill spend a abort vacation . Mrs. C. W . W inne of Dunsmnlr, visiting relatives ahd frlhnds^at Cal., arrived in this city Saturday to apenJTTfew days visiting her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Burton Winne a«d litttO, non, who are hene' from Kansas City, visiting at t i e home of Mrs. W inne’s mother Mrs. Clary on Pioneer Avenue. I^ f t Yeeterday— Mr. and Mrs W ill Hevener on; M am artlfa street, le ft yesterday: for a week’s outing, Vh4eh they will spend at,Crescent C ity and at their homestead, located between Grants Pass and the form er place. , • • Ford Batteries Fit 85 Per Cent Of All Cars. Lincoln THE BEST Awnings We recharge your Battery Radio B a t t e r y , . 7 5 c Car Battery............ i 1.00 MADE Electric Appliances The Crystçel Electric Range Claycomb Motor Automotive Shop Ford Garage 1 *' Phone 00 It DOSS Make a Differ ence Where You Buy Your Ford. fe$ti4k> Jr- ot XL ELECTRIC Station Price in M edford Richard W ^Hce, owner of the Crater Lake I^odge, »pent a short time in Medford Sunday, return ing to the lake yesterday morn ing. Price was form erly connect ed w ith the L lth la Springs hotel in Ashland. . ‘ ‘ W ill A ttend Píenle— Several members of the local American Legion and auxiliary are planning to attend the picnic and dance given by the Medford Post this er«nlng .at 6 o’clock at the. 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