— M r*. C h ari** A. H eine* was the charming hoatea* 8atnrdsy eve- 14. Bing, November 12. when «he en- „[ Ir r ia in e d a n u m b er of fr ie n d s so-! with a bridge party %t her attroc- i* , ttvs heme oa Church epeet. IM > Five table* were 1a play daring a * 't h e evening. M r*. P. R. Bacha* ne winning a lovely prixe for hoJd- o leg high score. M t*. Gerald W ea- a . nor waa awarded the consolation an prise. Each guoot received a * a favor, dainty little baskets filled jg with assorted ant*, glased frw it nd and candy. The bosthss served ko delieioa* refreshments a t table* ,-t prettily decorated. j , Invited guests wars: Mrs. B ari M ' Crow, , Mrs. Domino Provost, ¡Mrs. Joha'Enders, Mrs. Andrew YALE LOC a r McGee, Mra. H enry Baders, Jr., . J Mrs. P. R. Hardy. Mra. H . U Because black has become prominently Identified „ w ith really fashionable wardrobes Bg t Clayeemb, Mrs. C. J. Read, Mrs. u R. L Bardie, J r., Mrs. Gerald ch Wenaer, Mrs. Clyde Toang, M r*. er Elwood H eiberg, Mrs. O. A, P«al- er sernd. Mrs. V. V . M ills, Mrs. nd H arry Tomllaaoa, Mrs. 8. A i Pet­ ers, Jr.. Mrs. W . H . McNajr. Mrs In- P « R a ck u s. M rs S y lv a n Pro- ,14 vott and Mrs. Clyde Malone. us « » « HlxtyAFlve A ttea d P a rty — oi Approximately staty-flve por- m BOBS attended the party at the ,n. LIthia Springs hotel Satnwlay ovo- en aing, November IX. given fo r the rn member* of the/Senior 1 I f h kg schoolfclee clubs and orchestra. ed The hotel parlors were heautlfal- ly decorated for, the a ffa ir with fall flowers, chrysanthemums and (g. carnations being used. The high ng school teachers acted a* cfcape- lBt roas fo r the party, which whs’ a _ thorough sucteas. * The evening was spent'Playing unison games, cards games, dano- **g ehd tejllng fortune* fo r M n . go Several high echoed songs Wore he sung, Miss Lethe Mllea. song 41- KITCHEN COUNCIL 1 cap flour 1 enp bran' X level teaspeoi lag Powder % level teaspe Simpson's % Tpp. each o f Cloves. Alspice, ' The Rogue River CoUegg'Wem- eifo d a b held Its regular month­ ly meeting Saturday aftyrnodl, November 11/ nt the home df Mrs. P, 0 . Crawford on Maktyow Height*. Medford. Omgaa. After a short business session, JTp r e Ckawford, daughter o f th e bootees, favored the elnb by playing two pinna numbers, ‘'Minuet" and "Donee'of thgD ryafo". Mr*. Ol­ e s Arnepiger gave n anrvey o f "The Medalng of a Liberal Rda- cxtlon." Mrs. R. C. Mulholland a n d November IX , members w< t h e Women's Civie Im pru vem set d u b will give s party in the clubhouse oa W inbara W ay. pbo ess i* from P. This ma the a ffa ir to go toward swelling twelve small the treasury o f thia organisation. The clubhouse la being attractive­ ly decorated and elaborate plans have been eqmpfoted fo r the . en­ joyment o f a ll thorn who attend. 1 % cape scalded milk Cards, hath bridge and "»« 0", X-X c*p gratnd cheese w lll-be features of the afternoon, Salt and «ap rlh a at thc.ead of which delieioa* re­ % enp finely chopped cold fresh meats w ill ha served hy a boiled ham capable committee In charge. Break macaroni la one-inch The' pabHe la cordially invited pieeec and eodk In boiling salted to attend and stifcngers are par­ water, drain, and reheat in sauce ticularly- urged. to c*m e to t h e made o f b etter, « e a r, a p d .m llk . party tomorrow afternoon and get to fwhkh la added cheeps. A* acquainted with Ashland ladles. soon ag cheese 1* melted, season That’s why they ARB men of power. They kuQw the value of thrift and good business. They have leaned to profit by the mistakes they themselves and others have made. Can you do the samef Will yon be a man of influence and position some day! I t ’s easy to start saving, harder to keep up, but IT CAN BE DONE! . . Light aad airy kitchens. spick M rs.RO xe Scheffleia presented to Fifty cents Jrill.be charged, — X - kttcheasi We're *nre of that. x ; The kitchen Is the hemekeepera "work Shop." Shouldn't it he one o f the cheeriest and sunniest snots ■la ttfe house? Everyday yonder«) coasting on It to radiate good n f a tor the family and hospitality lor mere frequently, ef antelope, Which lo o f th e , same fam ily but finer. These ns* net w ith mount- lag * of mnroaalto aad real atones firs. H u rd, arointed by M m . Is, Mrs. West. Mrs. W ing and WfJWari. te following named AHHand ¿ pm of the f o r * Rhrqr Odl- meeting la Medford Satartia y : Mrs. W a lte r Herndon, Mrs. Allee H m h >T. Mitchel- say that she Just loved to cook W lUit», after «he had her hltehea done over, mq»e a«d » * . f r a n k bavia. S 'i R tt R k ¡Y«« Wfol“ <*° oonmthlag today to ! PMMW • .5 y of cornelian, jade. ~ « « » * r l . e , Quarts or cryatol. Each mount- A Atrofov!^ ,t* * J i * .p,ec* of Je’ elry .displayed against the velvety background of antelope. . Black hate are daquestionably COMFORT STOVE in your house th< We have a splendid and other household supplies in our new location ' a coat of paint. Then too, by a llt- y * study yon may discover some ‘ W0Bderfnl way to rearrange the aad Mrs. Roy W ells oa the Boale- ¡Jhratehinga to ggve stops la prepar- Vsrd: M r. and Mrs. Charles Ha­ « part of the black mode though . lag m aaln J*st try aaeh a trick or ney, who reside jnst east of the they are more important than an two and see what happens to your city; M r. John B. Haney e f Crater a rn sese r f . They are part of the lUtche« m orale Aad when Kitchen ta k e ; Mise May Bahedlet a n d coetame made e< batter's plush, M do father. M r. O. W . Benedict o n velvet, velour i r felt Improve! .,«• S h i m L e * trn rt n f the h i.,v « dralnhoard or the meat Mountain avenue; Mias Dorothy » oL.th* blac* hoard becomes discolored there 1* Flacks, and the Mlsaes Claire, r**"*0*7 ™ '■ suede for af- better than lesson Juice te Lois, H eyrle and Bernice W ell*. teraoon, and la llsard or alllgat- r n s G>re whlteaem. After aaueestng' A fte r dinner, the guests, who or or naglarod kid tor street. Pat- -the jfclro eat of lemon* foTeaeklng are all former Douglas county e a t la smart bat no se much seen parpeees eave the rlnda te rah over residents, spent a happy hoar in m the ether leathers. -j «ha dndnbaard ar meat heard. social conversation, and the girls BrUUant pins that adorn the Ton may have a favorite oomaser- entertained with a . number of hat. handbag or shoulder; buckles c1* “ « for the etek and drain- beautiful pfaap selections. t e co m p lete the plainer type of * * « » tt tootw—r are a ' part of ' the black Point M<*<4lng— , - / M arcasita,' rhinestones, The Merley Circle and the Mis­ colored and dryeUl < 1 *^ *]! have sionary society ef the local Bap­ « M r J»«t «■ amklag the black tist church w ill hold a Joint meet- Medford. The Blue Flower Lodge is ran hy H r. and Mrs. Jack PeeMer, -form er residents on the Boule- v a r d la this city. RepOrt A pplications H«aw>— Aojfirdlng to tae Me£rorC dull Tribune, applications for work have beeh heavy at the Medford branch of the United States em­ ployment bureau. In spite of the fact that a number of aanonnoe- meats have been made la regard fo the scarcity <* w -.‘ Co<8ey Bnlli Cooley Batidla» Today’sth e time! G e«sm at Bine Flow er l l i | i A num ber of p rom inentd guests have stopped at the Rlne PIoweT Lodge, oa the Pacific highway a t Phoenix ( daring the past Week, among whom were the following Warned: M r. aad Mrs. .L. R. MeW- fee of Portland. Oregon; M r. and Mrs. Charles W . Reatfee of Med­ ford, Oregon; Mrs. W . A. Brown o f Taklm a, Washington; M r. and Mrs. O. H. Rosa aad W . L . Brown of Portland, Oregon; B. 0 . H er­ land and M iss R ath Louise Toder of Ashland. Oregon; A rth u r «kin ­ d e r’of Portland. Oregog; Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Draper of Port A a- gelee, Washington; Mrs. Beth W illie and son. alyo of Port A n ­ geles. and Frances f t Kenney, Ml. and Mrs. W illiam B. H am il­ ton and W illiam F. Isaacs, all of —A1 Jordan’s Army Goods Store— (Biggpof tit ile Store iu Town, Open Come ip and see what we have to offer before AND WE WILL BE