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Mias Jean AJtckeaon. manager ei
of the Community -heapita} on the ai
Boulevard, w ill give a ta lk on the ai
need of an X-R ay machine at the it
local hospital. She w ill also te ll m
the kind of a machine moat gen- O
erally need In a hoapltal of thia el
typo. Several personal subscrip- m
tions toward the purchase of the <
X-R ay have been received, one g
check, coming from Boston. The
Civic club baa uadertkken a large n
task In presenting the
hoepltal f,
with an X-R ay bnt It feels that *■
this la a m atter of community in- 2
tcrest. th e re fo re .it Is asking the tl
suppert of .all persons interested, b
Mrs. 4 A. Churchill w ilt giro h
a talk on “The Scholarship Loan o<
Fund,” telling Its purpose
and L
thd great help It la to students.' «
All members and' friends are urg­
ed to attend the neat meeting.
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left him, decides tgat life is. not
worth living, but Jill»'Mho has al­
Thursday, Oct. 37.— The W ho Do ways cared a lot for bins, shows
class of tb e .M . E. church w ill the way out and helps him to help
meet w ith Mrs. H . J. Carter, himself.
The story is largely a character
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Thursday, Oct. 37.— Tke Merley,
W. C. T. V . Meeting Tuesday—-
Circle of the local Baptist environments. I t is -quite in ter­
The regular meeting of the W .
church w ill meet In the a fty r. esting.
C. T. U. was held Tuesday after
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. noon at the home o f Mrs. H . O.
noon, October SS, at- the home of
Anderson, 681 BouMVard. Mrs. New Buttons For Frock»—
Mrs. Luella Stearns, 7« H a s
L ittle things make for big ef­
J. L. Oxford ^phd Mre. N. W,
street, with a splendid
attend­
Heard w ill assist-'lire. Ander­ fects in the Parisian style code. ance. During the afternoon M r.
son in entertaining. Plana for W hat milady wants, she gets, par­ Ralph Billings spoke on
“Jury
a bazaar are being made and ticularly if it Is a bit of Jewelry.
Duty of the Women." the main
all members are urged to be Just now fancy buttons are claim­ point of bis talk being ¿bat when
ing fashion’s attention, and but­ women are summoned to serve on
present.
Thursday. Oct. 37.— Mrs. Hugh tons small and largo combine the the Jury they should not s h i r k
H . G illette and Mrs. O. W . costume Jeweler’s and dressmak­ their duty and make excuses, but
Long w ill act as hostesses at er’s art.
{hey should consent readily as
The jeweled button* appear on their influence Is ypry valuable.
the regular meeting ot the
Elks’ Ladire Card d q b . held in simple dress eg of crepe satin, on
Mrs. M ary W flshlre gave t w o
the Elks Temple
St. » velvet and georgette crepe, frocks
hlvT ♦ 6a
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enjoyable readings, ’'Stlvpr Hook
as rule. Occasionally they bright­
street.
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on Clube >nd Societies.” q g d
Friday, Oct. » . - —The Past Noble en silk blouses of pale pastel col­ "Capital
Punishment.”
Mrs?
acts of
Grand's club w ill meet in the ors. Then there are
• afternoon a l the home of M js. cuff links and vest studs fo r the Ralph Billings then read an ln-
teresCtag article "The S f i d a i
Jennie G ilbert, 600
W a ln a t again fashionable tailored blouse. Hedge-".
Mias Bertha Pease,
street. A ll members are urged These sets have added two small
degcones|
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the Methodist Epis­
studs for blouses w ith vest frontjf
to be present.
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copal church, ended the program
Friday, Oct. » . — The Woman's to the usual pair of cuff links for
by giving a short talk.
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Home Missionary society of the tailored wear.
The hostess served light ro-
A tew women, moqjjftdt them
Methodist Episcopal
church
freahments during a plaaant ao-
w ill meet nt the home o f Mrs. Engljah, who cling t«H »« Idea of
clal kour. A ll of the cgnned fru it
Luella gteddasi 7« Pine street. the tailored sjpokiniL* Jacket for
for the Children's F arm Home
Monday, October, R t — The Ash­ evening'w ear, elect Jo w ea r tab neaf C orvglH a*m u»{ha in by IJo--
land Mudlc' Rtddy club w i l l lored dame blouses fdr evening
vember 10, according to an in -
meet In tlfc parlors of the Pres­ over pleated lame skirta.
For
n^uncemeot made at yesterday’s
byterian church Monday evs- such costumes, more original.than
meeting. The fru it m ay be taken
__________ beautiful by Parisian standards
ntng, October J 1,
either to the F ix -It Shop or to
this season, there are-expensive Holmes Grocery, w h e r e the ladles
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Jewelfed studs.
A F T E R 8VNDOWM
can get empty. Jqrs ip return for
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by Helene d’Aaalena
ones they used 'in canning - thè
Purple clouds and gold.
fruit? if they w anj them. Satur­
Looking Forward To M eetteg—
Crimson shooting through,
Msufberg of the Women's Civic day. November 6, la W . C. T, jl.
Distant hills seem cold
Improvement club .o f this city “Tag” day. The psxt meeting òf
Lined against the blue.
are looking forward w ith ihuoh the local organization w ill be held
anticipation to the next regular on Tuesday afternoon, November
Skies that fade to gray,
m eeting of tha club, which w ill be 8,. the place to hg announced a t a
Paling now and ap?nt,
held on the afternoon of Tuesday, later date.
Dim the fires of day,
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and* Rosaura h«» ra-
or tato tke play. T M y
ÄSSfÄT, Dok,
whH> ‘ W r i »
prefeg dgl^Uor flower <ty>i$'Tba
matted.«! blending la » u k fb /tiff
individual.
One Parlglfcn told
roe very conijdentlally• IMS'.
combined all o f the lUy odOrs
into one mixture. -
“Of course, some women with
Changing moods like U have
many varieties ot perfume," said
■a JW.tfcahbapoaf* ao-
at ,M«g rgeogBireOp'
O rlezf^l -aRore
new Odon are M o p yh t out. by
.■aeh firm dealing la perfumes
Certain customers^ match pack
gown with a 'special perfume.
For# instance, a strong Oriental
perfumg 1* uot the thing tor
the simple youthful sportsfrock.
One prefers, r t r thia typo or
frock, qa odor of spring flower»
or a faiat loafy qdor of tho fall
month».“
No woman these daps would
think of wearing a violet por-
fumo" far a ll ocsaslotta. Yet there
was a day When this perfume was
considered thw only one tor 'wo­
men of refftaomont. Today Mi­
lady has h4r dreasar strewn w |A
bottles of all tbs various odors
■It she’s up-to-the-minute.
She
may wegr .» different peifums
with each frock or may amuse
herself by blending them to har­
monise with her various moods.
It is quite tmo that, the French
woman spends more for per­
fume in a season thaw «he does’
for bonnpts.
Mlaa M argaret Kuru^hlma— a
Japanese m ils It you please—
dispenses cigarettes fo r .you if
you attend the .Colony Theater’s
movie shows In Mew York. Sug­
gesting the inoense and mystery
of the O rie n t' as she shuffles
along w ith h e r cigarettes Miss
Kurushlms H(|ur\peening
fix ­
ture at (bla theater where Mew
York wopien movie fans, for .the
first tim e in their lives, were
able to enjoy a smoke while see­
ing a picture.
>ea? i» retagn j» tbglg true ckgr-
getbrd, (an K righiooa. contempt.
Isabella, and Rosagrp make be-
.Mare to -be conscience-stricken.
arg oMqred'j
|nd (or a long while torment and
regiment, !
dMplva their aqgry bridegrooms-
Mmre-taWgg.
but q lagt they gyow tired qf
pear hgslh' f
|easjng, «resent, tk» <}l»gpised Do-
torea, and pat their lo re » th
Shame by showing that all * a s a
fares. Of course the gentlemen
Humbly ask their pardog, and old
sn{er. beghmiag St PPp to muk6 Oaofrio i* phhgsd to own fctyielf
lorsr te IpahgUe aad Rosanra, hut beaten. «■■
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eneh, as *as before agreed, io the
other's aifieaee<.
Of course, the ladUe
rejected
them, sad the l«rers begin to
triumph. When Opsfrlo prompts
tho sale try another taskptstion.
The stranger, made with I o I o,
protend to d rlak poison in the
young IgdM»' prssanoa, O f eourse
those tender-hearted maidens gr^
much aggrieved; they call Dol­
ores. who^hldS her mistresses hold
the patient* in thutr arms; then
doming disguised as a physician,
she g i» « thm man j»BMdote. By
this clumay suhterfugl they «Kite
the ladles’ pity ahd are nearly
GrMder Gets
H. B. Carter, of Oerter’s Dairy,
ottered the Ashland player who
made the first touch down Jn last
Saturday’s football game a prise
In the form of so quarts of mllh
to be given to his family. Horace
Dunn whs fortunate in carrying
the. ball serosa for the first touch
down and therefore his family la
dnjeplng some of Carter’s fS-
mo«a milk.
boat running backs 1» tha a
Smith, pUying kie
MOroer, has already dM hodf
97-yard run for touchdown
You Cannot Buy Better
Tires Than
- CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 25, 1927
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THE OREGON STAGES, -INC. REP TOP
COACHES WILL LEAVE ASHLAND FOR
POINTS NORTH
7:00 9,*00 10:90 A. M.
1:00 4:30 6:3p F M.
7 j OO, 30 î 3Ô
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A. X , 1;3Q P. M. Stages Through to
Portland.
Mason Hy-Lastic
and note these wonderful­
ly low prices—
«0-8% .................. 8 7.80,
81 -d
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818.80
29-4.40 .................. 8 9.00
39-4,75 .................. 814.10
9 0 4 7 6 _ _ _ ______ 814J86
Oregon Stages, Inc.
Hack and White
Service Station
O. B. IM A , Mgr.
Klamath county growers expect
to harvest and ship 760 cars po­
tatoes;
H a r t! The Sliver brine
Sighing on the shore,
T id y star-points shine
W alt! There w ill be more.
Trees and flower* seem
Breathless in the night;
Scon in welcome beam
Leaps the cottageMight
So« the gentle atlr
Of feathered things asleep,
Hear that friendly purr
Where those green eyes peep!
8 w 0 t and cleat the call
Of Mother from the gate—
“ Home to supper, all,
Come. I t ’a growing la te !”
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The period after the W orld
war Was a trying one for everyone
in those countries affected’by the
w ar’ Und In Ljpidon especially/ I
M en returned ’ from the war to j
find their Jobs filled by other» I
an« they did not seem to be able i
to fifid employment. Some who ,
returned seemml to be able to go
rls h t 'oa working, or looking for
work? and endeavoring to help the |
ccuntrv right itself a fte r the cris­
is. |nd others, because of t h e !
waiB&ecame drifters.
’ P ^ b e Hrst plass we have the
O llrey Galbrajtbs — a household
*bdbe h ^ rm o n ^ n d peace abide;
and; in the otber>class the Jack
Galbraiths— drifters, who have no
monuy, no Jobs, but who go right
on «sending money where credit
Is extended to them. Jack Gal-
bralfh made an effort at first, buf
afterwards drifted as all the oth­
ers Were doing. This class of
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peoplu seemed to be In the ms-
J o rlty in England at this time.»
JUT. a piquant little character,
whe has been taken around from
place to place by a frlvolous-
m lndel and shallow mother finds
hersMf » part of the Jack Oal-
b ra ljF s home. Relng of a bappy,
c o n t» te d disposition, she stays
w itt^ B e m for a time, bpt finally
vnsflM to lead their kind of life,
■ b « B v e s and Is taken into the
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bonygpf the Oliver Galbraiths.
TheJ»‘ she flndk peaze and har­
mony and Is' much happier.
Through the help.of Cathie- Gal-
braith her education it Improved.
The ebntrast between the t w o
types With whom she has lived is
«site noticeable to he*r and thus
her ideas of right and wrong are
quKe definltely formed.
Jack Galbraith, whose wife ha^
Until 9 o’clock each night, in the show room of the,Fitch
Motor Co., at 128 So. Riverside, We Will Display.
NEW
MODELS
FOB THE FIRST TIME IN MEDFORD THESE LATEST CREATIONS OF THE OHRYSLEB FACTORY WILL BE SHOWN
ROADSTERS-COUPES-SEDANS
Eleven Different Beautiful Chryslers
We invite you to cotoe in today or any week day or evening until 0 o'clock. Wonderful cars— great new va h w ~ A m erica 's
cars. Chryslers as low in price as $895.00 delivered in Medford. Se$ the new Red-Head Engine* DRIVE A CHRYSLER TQ
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We have taken over the'place of busines« occupied b> the Fitch. Motoi
Co. and will operate a retail store pending the selection of £-new Chrys­
ler dealer for Medford. If interested in the Chrysler francise and pos
sibilitiea of making money in the automobile business, pifase s e e o u i
sales tnanager, C. R. .Williams at once.
CHRYSLER falSTRIBUTORS FOR OREGON JÍND NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
We Especially Invite All Chrysler
Owners to CcM and Get Acquaint-
ed. Cpme and Bring Your
MEDFORD,