I % Visiting M r. and Mrs. llanm n ■ Mrc. M ary Wandell and son George of San Antonio. Texas, have spent the past two days la Iioeal • Personal flotes Mrs. W andell recently disposed o( Í Ripe peaches at Ash. F. A. Pro. a , large «t»ck ranch in Texas anft Assn. J«4 -tf is now looking (or a suitable l o cation in southern Oregon. Oalye W illiam s, a rfcsldent of MrS. C. R. Gilbert and twt A t the Ashland Hotel— Mr. and Mrs, Loren H. John­ Just received 35ft ft Klamath Falls spent yegterdap in children o f Hilts. California, art auto glass, bring yôtir this city vlsidhg with friends Slut spending the day in Ashland shop son and Edith M u rra /, Longmont. Colorado; Mrs. E. A. Day, Etna work to Jordan's m ilk Wbking a fte r business affaire. ;pln« and viplting Calif., and Inez H all, Tacoma, Phone Pgulserud’a for dinner. Wash., were among those who « Ripycle repairing, work gqaran- , Hot Rolls 294-6 stopped last evening at the Ash- teed, greeting accessories, 129 F r a n k lin ,Ba L ih re l street. 296-tf 8 Lives Loot*-« Buckeye ’tested i Phonographs repaired Three workmen loat tbeir live« :tfon Library — El Schuerman’B Grocery guaranteed-—Elhart’s. as the result of accidents in Ore% gon industries during the weefc S|M*ridlng Month 6-tf 294-6 Grocery. Franklin * Bakery. Mrs. W . J. Harp and daughter/ ; A dime buys a large bundle of M ary, of Junction City, Oregon« Another old time dance at I old papers at The Tidings office- Yacgtiduing a t Crescent City— pnd l i { . and Mrs. J. VanN atta of Klamath Junction, Friday. Aug! Mias Blanche Hicks, public li­ Portland. Oregon, spent several) 1». ■ 297-2* brarian, accompanied by her niece From Han Francisco— Annie P. Cordery, -L u c ille ' H . hag fa In, Ashland yesterday visit» | Mrs. M arfin Real and three in g with Mrs. h a r p ’s brother anq Genevieve Cordery, children, M argaret. C lifford and Cordery, At the Oregon Hotel— and The toHowing named people Billy, are spoltding a pleasant va­ Qliver W . Hftuseg apid M r. were among those who spent last cation near Crescent C ity, C ali­ Mrs. Henry L. (Jorson 'of San morning to visit Crater lake, be* J Francisco, C alif., are Bpending evening at the Oregon hotel in fornia, on the coast. fore returning h o m e .' -j .tcveral days in Ashland, visiting tfclg city; M » , . H . M iller, Los Angiles, {Qatt H b pd H u n tley, Sa­ Hot Rolls for your dlpffter. the city a n d b e a u tifu l L I thia park. 294-6 While in southern Oregon, they lem. Ore., and lir a . E. J. Frey and ■Franklin Bakery. ,xpoct to make a tjip to« Crater, sen. Seattle. Wàshington. Visited Ilrnttirtr- and 'Sister s t where savings are greatest Ashland, Ore. » r i i L JLJL-f Æ Y I'd Î t i I l d JP ’ Y • Lf ' l i ' V * oLLI 7 W e ere celebrating our 25th or.Silver Anniversary Year— not w ith a so-called “ Sal but w ith values that are the result o f our Large Buying Resources. Every day is Value-D ay at this Store. Get acquainted w ith our T h rift Values and Sav- t; ' ’ ings that are available here E V E R Y 'D a y in the Year! nnwersa “St'f Logical hegdqusrtefs for çchApl Mrs. J. .H. burner on the Boule­ uppt(e¿—« Jh art’s Rook Store. vard spent one day this week in Phonograph repair. F lx -lt Shop, Medford ylettlng with her sisters Vipfto^ b>opi Medford— <’ i end brothers Who reside in that , Old papera city. M iss’Mhrga ret Van Dyke, who. fldlngs office. to employed C alif or nSt I Fresh m ilk and cream, Schner- Oregon -Power.eointmuy In; jS o ft-’ raan’s Grocery.“ ; 288-tf yislting at Livingston H o m s - feed, spent reve r*I h o u rg jh Ash­ Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Quinn and land today visit ins friendk.% Miaa* son of Astoria, Oregon, Mrs. W a l- I f yon w ant it done right take Van Dyke form erly resided In ir O’Donoughue and two sons of Jt to W hite. W ed-tf this city where she worked in the : rescent lake and M r. and Citisene bank. S. Hale of K lam ath ¡re spending some tftpe In M f. add Mrs.- Lewis Ulrich and ity visiting w it k ftln .b n d jl son Russell and Mrs. H arry Luy 1. Livingston o M K M t- Iff and daughter Ruth, residents of treet. Mrs. Qiffffn is a sit Medford« spent juesday evening In Ashland swimming and picnick­ Ir . Livingston. ing.- A NAT/ON-W/DE ' /N s m v n o N ^ » AJ Í Are Your Towels? ■ M^mtaMjR . Lincoln y lt» Awnings kheets and « A towel value that cannot ba < ' J x • • otilv* ' The first showing is a bril­ liant, jpietpre— lffstrous sfftins predominating, j Satin' efffies, canton and georgette appear too. Black,. rfcn shades ’ bi brown, blue "arid reddish tonei are popular. THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL TO DAY AMD TOMORROW S izes f o r W o m a n , M isses 5 Kid Brother— «.Train B andit/ ¿ J ' « * '* B ' U 5 frt4 f4 H J Strollers For Early Fall |2 & Anniversary! School Caps Klamath Falls One Piece M odel i couldn't chooee a pret­ ipper for Fail aad w in - irties than thia o m of Patent Rounded toe. Jackson County Fair Grounds . Sunday, August 21 2:30 P.M. Built for the hard wear that lively, husky chaps impose. Roomy. Made of cSssimere and twist fab­ rics, leather forehead protector, attractively lined. Low priced at. 7 t £• < « V ..... ........... A« (1 • 1 ■ rtiBLACK ^ S to r/fy WMfìfìYL Both Teams Strengthened 2AHUCK ‘ EXPRESS W IN E R BROS. PRODUCTION OEO. 4. HAYES AT THE ORGAN DONT MISS THIS GAME Admission 50c ' Z w iir ib a r p s n Wov­ o r Gillett« blades. This machine w ill lengthen life of your blades. $4.98 f. P a y - D a y ” Overalls Klamath Falls won last week— Boas must win this week, or Klamath Falls Wins Championship Feet that step out to busi­ ness in these attractive Black Calf Oxfords feel sure of themselves- They look stylish and feel comfortable. 12 5 * Anniversary | O ur Own M a k e W ith Union Label HfrJJ Well made of excellent O quality)) 2^ 0 b,u< denim, p r cut extra ' full all over, triple-stitched, s i x pockets, bar-tacked to prevent ripping; Jackets with Engineers* Cuffs to match. Ail sizes, including Extra Sizes. At our Coast-to- Coast Low Prices— , A ll silk hose in plain col­ ors and black. Attractive block patterns in fancy( silk and rayen with mercerised heel, toe and top at— » V