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IN PLAYSHED
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•carfed aech; thay fo ra a i
a flattering harne fier »ie
MrHhout. th« aimearaaee o f
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1 Rabbina
Kant
Badtoy
Geddes
B ilan
Schell
Soda Spring* District Divid
ed Over Question of
{ Legality of Bid*
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DOKOTHY
RÈIB,
Editor.
Phone 39
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embroidery and cards,
Desire vaa first bred In deepest
’.^ g to o m t
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The thoughts of our
forebears i
still commune.'
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ov. ML—W. B. A.
Down
thro*
the
ages
they
come
regular masting ln I. O. 0 . F.
again
hall at I p, m.
mrsday, Nov.
Social meet And our minds respond I I k e
edneeday,
Saturday, Nov. l i t - —Daughters of
the Nile meets at A o’clock p.
m. (a the Masonic tem ple, Ash
land. Luncheon at L f l k l a
ing of Berean Bible class of the
Springs hotel i t 11:80 o’clock.
M. B. church. *
A ll Ashland memberk requested
■osday, Rov. 8«. — W. C. T. V
to attend. Phone 4»7-R.
w ill hold meeting at home ; of
Tuesday, Nov. IS.— Party in the
Mrs.
Ambrose, Ififi Fairvbw
Civic vlubhoqae. Bridge, "100”
Street. Good attendance desired
and fancy work.
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Tuesday, Nor. I S,- Southern One
go« chapter, ef the State Music
Teachers association f i r s t Dreams are- woven on a > magic
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meeting of the year. Luncheon s ‘ loom
From threads of fancy which we
nt the Hotel Medford.
'exhume
Tuesday, November IS . — There
will be a party at the Civic
clubhouse on Winburn W ay ac
cording to an announcement
made by Mrs. P. K. Hammond.
flowers to rain;
Our hearts expand as t o X some
old tune
In o ar dreams
Rana Elliott Millar.
Ashland
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Among New Books
“ Heart In a Hurricane,”
by
Charles G. Shaw.
I. Rupert Twombfey, affection
ately Known to his latimqtes as
"Ike,” to the sort of *man who
cannot make himself useful to so
ciety; nox can ho make anything
useful to him. He to a maa of
pkeat background, having matric
ulated at every university of dis
tinction in America and Europe.
It Is not on record that ha ever
did any studying or took a degree.
T. Rupert is a likeable chap, even
if he hasn’t any brains. He Is in
stinctively pleasant even If he
does ea— t peanuts at the opera,
and answer when he b not being
addressed.
M r. Shew writes hilariously
about the human vacuums and
the occasional boneheads that I.
Rupert associates with. The au
thor b clover, and hb characters
are dumb.
Wrtttfhg cleverly
As «newer Juat filed by defend
ants lk.the civil anlt of Al Hop-
klaa against H. Howard. W . D.
Darla and Sherman Pqwell, the
latter «'contractor and the for
mat achool directors of-the Soda
Spring* district says that the con
struction of a piaysheM, the au
thority of which Hopkins ques
tions. was begun in a proper and
legal way' a call for the construc
tion’ bids haring been advertised
some time before* construction
waa begun.
Hopkins claimed. In an injunc
tion which he had b r o u g h t
against the defendants, that the
playahed waa. being erected with
out the consent of his district/ In
which he. like two of the defend
ants, I s a director.
cut down a trlflq In the back end
the fur la fitted la each , p war
that it does not cling to the neck,
and yet gives adeqnate warpath.
The o ff the shoulder fur hand is
new end uniqae sad g ie b r W lH k 1
cellsnt Hpe. - There a r*. V.fBg.
smaller collars of equal «harm
that stand ap straight and may 1
ba buttoqed close la front while
(h q fu r b'uaad on the ontstduppf
inside and sometimes ■ on both
•ides.
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Bo much of the success
A
eoat depends upon Its collar that
It Is time that serious considera
tion was given to It. The new de
signs are entirely admirable and
practical, and la this respect col
lar« are only felloing the general
trend af the made that makes It
possible to he comfortable as well
aa happy and in the vogue,
May Establish '
New Cafeteria
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Bridge Party—
The Eleven O’clock Bridge
Club was entertained at the borne
of Mrs. A. M. Dy^ud on Fourth
street, Wednesday, November ».
There, ware three tables e f ' play
ers. M rs , o. W . Long held high
score, Mrs. Don Whitney was con
soled.
The following named were
TRYOUTS FOR
THE VARSITY
DEBATE TEAM
predint:
„M rk .fl. H. Hedburg, Mrs,, J. D. Effort Will be M a d e
McRae, M r / Frank Merrill, Mrss
Keep DeOou up at
C. I. Porter, Mrs. Dewey Sackett,
Local School
Mrs. T. P. Franco, Mrs. C. A.
Shutts, Mrs. Don Whitney, Mrs.
Elsie Churchman, Mrs. H . H . Gil
lette, Mrs. O. W . Long and the
hostess, Mrs. A. M. Dyrud.
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T ri to of Eastern Trip—
Mrs. F. F. W hittle, Mrs. Au
gust Schuerman and Mrs. 3. R.
Wick were hostesses at the meet
ing of the Wednesday club, No-
, vembqr 9 at the W hittle home on
B street.
Mrs. W . H. Poley, who has Just
returned from an extended visit
through the East, gave Interesting
features of her trip.
There was a sewing contest to
( see who could sew the best ani
mals on cloth. Mrs. A. C. Strange ,
won first prise. Mrs. J. O. John-,
k X n consolation for most amusing-1
anim al.
i
Refreshments were served by
the hostesses.
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MBLLO-GLO, the new wounder-
Ralnbopt.Class Have Meeting—
ful French Process Face Powder,
One of the pleasant gatherings <8 preferred by nurses because of
scheduled for the week occurred its purity, and they say It does
last night, when the Rainbow not make the skin dry and drawn.
class of the Presbyterian -Sunday Stays on longer, keeps shine
Schdol, largely composed of Nor e.way, and is very, beneficial to
You too will/
mal girls, held its initial meeting the complexion.
love MBLLO-GLO when you use
at the home of the teacher, Mrs. It.— L ith b Pharmacy; Bast Side
Grace E. Andrews.
Pharmacy.
Most Nurses Use
New Face Powder
You Can Be Different
and Still Be Right
WE SAVE JUNKED THE QLD SYSTEM OF DOING BUSINESS,
AND AS A RESULT, WE ABB SELLING FRUIT AND VEGE
TABLES AT. LESS THAN MOST MERCHANT’S COST. AS WE
ALL WANT TO SAVE ON EATS, WE INVITE YOU TO CALL
OR PHONE FOR YOU NEEDS. YOU WILL NOT BE DISAP
POINTED AND WILL SURELY GOME AGAIN.
A few prices mentioned will show you the truth
o f our statement:
KLAMATH NETTED GEMS
(Good Cookers)
Saturday Only, Per Hundred . . . . . . . . $1.45
Banahas, 3 pounds for . . . .
Grapefruit, E a c h .
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. . . 25c
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Discussion of the establishment
of a cafeteria In the Lincoln
school, the problem of securing
dishes, and sufficient help, was
discussed at a meeting of the P.
T. A. circle of that school held
yesterday afternoon."
A report of the convention held
recently at ¿^Grande waa given
by Mrs. H. C . Galey. A piano eolo
by Miss Whitaey and violin sole
by Ellen Galey were other Inter-
eating features on the program.
A good attendance marked the
meetfag. After the business ses
sion, Mrs. V. D. Miller, prenldent,
and Mrs. Demers, secretary off the
circle, served tea.
Satisfied appetites always follow the meal d u e
includes a generous portion o f Frye’s "Delicious’*
Ham. It’s a remarkably wholesome* diet that ;
p ro v id es e x tr a e n e r g y and vitality for active
minds and bodies.
You w ill find this extraordinarily fine tasting
Hara cured just as you would have it cufed, to
make it the perfect food.
Particular care in selecting choice, healthy young
porkers, coupled w ith unusual care in prepara
tion, makes Frye’s "Delicious’* Brand H ain really
appetizing and dilicio.us.
Write to Frye & Co., Portland, for “ Frye’s
Meat Guide” with many Summer Suggestions.
Send 2c to cover postage.*
Acquitted Of
Murder; Held
For Desertion
MONTESANO, Wash., NoV. 11.
— (IP)— Acquitted on charges of
murdering hb wife, W illiam Ap-
pleyard, >9, was under arrest
today for deserting the army and
iqaa taken to Port Lewis where he
will be court m artialed. He was
acquitted late l«st night.
READ TIDINGS CLASSIFIED
Two lio n s' (pronounced shuns)
guard the natural goodness
and fla v o r of G em -N u t
M a rg a rin e .
<
. 1-Sanita"#o»’ is everywhere
from cellar to roof in the plants
so white and $pic and span.
• 2 - R efrig e r a “/io»’ h a s a
constant task to keep Gem-Nut
good, And that’s another reason
yon like its flavor 1
.1 0 c
Fancy Lemons, Per D o z e n .................... . . . 40c
xning pigeon* are freely availaMfc
□rganixationa and co m m u n itite M
in announcing important eyento.
S perry
S w ift
ASHLAND
< l C om pany