To church, or call on fripnd:
Now back to the horn* of my
Wo made the shadow« seem «live,
childhood I hasten
M etersday, Nov. 2».— Daughters But child-life has an end.
To jet* the glad party who wait
•of the Ctalon Veterans will held
In its halls
their regular m eeting at
the We know a road to memory dear.
Recalling
hopgs cherished, and
Ashland armory gt fwo o ’clock And now we have-a plan
fears that t t y e perished
p. m. All members requested With well-filled baskets take that
And bountiful «leasings t h a t
to he present.
road
,
come to us all.
Friday, Nov. 25, — The E 1 k s Thanksgiving, if we caa,
The
friends who are faithful and
Ladies Card club will meet in And find the cottage quaint and
tori
'that hath crowned us
the Elks Temple. Mrs. Clyde
old—
And
kindred
the years hare made
Gosgbllo and Mrs. Guy" Cary will Some loved ones will be there; x
evermore
dear.
«
ba hosteeses.
O, quiet road, guide s a f e l y From beam and from rafter loud
Saturday, Nov. 22«— M o d e r S
through—-
»
echoes laughter
Woodmen of America Battalion Our thanks with you we'll share.
With
aeng and with jest. Thanks-:
and class adoption. W ip er hall.
^Elisabeth Yockey,
givfngla h^re.
, '
All forester teams will he pres
Ashland
Emaa
L.
Clute,
age
;
ent. Banquet and social hour
will follow meeting.
f
» ta r ita y , N®v. 2K — CBapter AC,
P. E. O. win hold their r^ u la r
meeting in the afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Ira Shoudy, S i l
Almond street.
Friday, Jan. 20.— r>. A. R. meet-
ing at the home of Mrs. E. V.
Carter, S I 4 Boulevard.
Thursday, Dec. 1-—-Social Circle
of the Christian church meet
ing in the church parlors.
Meeting postponed from Thurs
day. Nov. 24.
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A THANKSGIVING TRIP
We know a road to memory dear
That wanders up and down—
A mountain road, a country road,
It leads away from town.
It is so narrow, with Jeep rate
And brash close In ’the •way—
But tie the only road I know
Call Ib is Thanksgiving Day.
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THANKSGIVING
' The following Thanksgiving
poem was written several years
ago by Mrs. Emms L. Clute, who
is now past .79 years of age.
«
Outside in the orchard the
snow flakes are falling.
As white as the down from an
angel’s, soft wing,—
And over dead grasses, the wind
. as it passes
Is telling of joy in the song .that
it sings.
In shed and in
yverflow tng
Fling back to their granaries
their message of chper
From cellar and dairy th e song
comes “Be Merry,
For harvests are g a r n e r e d
Thanksgiving is here.”
The pantry is sweet with the odor
■ ' of spices,
We know a road to memory dear And heavy the shelves their bur
den of pies,
•
Sweet mem’rtes, linger round—
Yet
rare
is
the
tneasure
and
A lonely road, a crooked road,
ample the measure
Its qniet most profounji. .
Where we as youngsters Went M Of pudding aad turkey, the feast
day supplies.
school.
j
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Fcllowchlp Party—
A number of friends and ss-*i
soclates of Reverend M. 8. Wood- 1
worth enjoyed a social evening at
the Baptist parsonage Monday
night, November 21.
«Mw»
After delicious refreshments
were served the assemblage was
entertained by several guitar
solos, played by Miss Maude Sim
mons, and a reading , entitled,
“Whistling in Heaven’,"' given by str u c t* of music at the « 0 0 * 1
ern Oregon Norinul so^poi, WHlI
Mrs. Ella Oxford.
Short talks were given by the have charge of the program. ThU-
following: Mr. J. C. Hopper, Mr. subject wRl be “ Harmpple Rases
Noel Heard, Mrs. W. M. Barber,*4 of Music" taken from the hook
Mrs. Cole, Doctor Norton, Mrs. “The Fundamentals of Music" by
t -
Ida Smith, Mrs. Fielding, Mrs.. Kari W. Gehrkens.
Ella Oxford, Dr. Mattie Shaw,
Mrs. Angell, Mrs. TwOntpy, Miss
Thelma Reese, Miss Celestftie Pp-
The PoUyanna Class, a young
ersPn, M iss Agnes Jones and Mrs.
women's organhtatlon *t the local
Sanford and Rev. Woodworth.
Those present at the party Presbyterian church, held a bus
were: Mr. and Mr«. J. C. Hopper, iness and social meeting last
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hanson •and pvenihg^ Tuesday, November 22,
children, Gladys and Kenneth, at the home of Mrs. Hugh T.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Canine, Dr. Mitch el more on North U l i n
and Mrs. E. B. Angell, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Proctor, Dr. M attie
Holiday
at six o ’clock, after which the
uquai business was disposed of.
,Officer* for the new yaar were
elected ,as follows:
president.
Miss Eleanor Brown; vice-presi
dent, Miss Annie Welle, and Sec
retary-Treasurer, Mias Virginia
Frost.
The remainder df the evening
was spent in social conversation
amd playing games,
FRIDAY, NOV. 25TH
8
We have the most complete up-to-date li»e
that we have ever sh a m e a t *
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8
8
Officers Elected F o r Coming
>
We w ean^tom ake this ¿cfte tfte
g re a t^ sa v in g to Xmas shoppers
that it is ¿possible to obtain any-
Ax the regular meeting of the
Ashland Rebekahs held last «eve
ning. Tuesday, November 22, In
the I- O. O. F. hell officers for the
coinjng year were flectfld- ,,
Mrs. Mabel Cary was eigetwd
noble grand; M ttr Ethel Reid,'
vice-grand; Mrs. Alta . Nictipls,
Gdl|een, treassrer, and Mrs. Anna
Myer, financial secretary.
8
OB; Fairview street. There was a, vallts, Oregon., over 10« quarts
splendid attendance. _.
! losing sent this year. "Tag” day.
Mrs. W. R. D avtshad charge Of which wap postponed lhdefinlte-
the devotional*, reading the Onei ly several wedks afct>. wdl be ob-
Httndredfh Chapter of Psalms, served on Saturday, December 3,
T)manemhnra*en-R»jAed fA glngrs msoorillng to Miss May Benedict,
ln(j I ‘^ h eerin g .'S o n jeo n e .tO n4’f oorrispondenOe ageirt Tdf'W e UP
Bach person present was ,aske>
cal W C. T. V.
A number of
tell something th a t they h a d the Methodist Episcopal ladies
bepn fhankfttl for during the vast made plans to call <m Mrs. G. F.
year, some df these being health. Billings and present her w l_t h,
the privilege of worshipping God come floVers, as yesterday was
acedirding to the dictatee o f their the sahlveraary of her 75th hlrth-
oWn conscience, tftdlr church and *8ay.
the Bible- Mrs. Alice fillaoh ted . . -
8 II 8
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-In prhyer.
i ’
’ i ¡ Ifeem an Banquet and Daace—
A abort bettaees meeting w a s' Approximately* two-, hundred
conducted add
minutes dTthe, were In attendance at , th e Yeo-
prevlou* meeting read.
Daring men banquet and dande last eve-
roll call eaoh lady ga v e’sOfce re-4 ulng, tuesdajr, November 22. in
debt current eten t. Reports were the Wimer hall. The banquet
g.veh df the barrels of frntt that was served at seven o ’clock at
was sent from th e local orgauisa- tables which had been beautifully
tlon a f»w wedka ago to t * e decorated for the affair.
Children’s Farm H one Near Cor-,
Following the banquet © * .•
hundred and f'Jty new members
were initiated into the order. A
special program of music w a a
presented aad the remainder of
the evening spent in dancing, the
music being furnished by a Yeo-
riett’orcheatrk.
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Delphian Group« Meet—
The two groups o f the DeV
phians held their regular meeting
yesterday
afternoon, Tuesday.
Jfovember 22, In the L i t L i
Springs hotel, at which Mrs. f.
H. Fuller was appointed presi-
«he
8 .-8 1 * -
W. C. T. V. Met Yesterday—
.
Members of * a W o m e n ’s
Christian Temperggcp Union held
a > interesting meeting yesterday
afternoon, Tuesday,
Novem ber'
Ô , e t the home of Mrs. Ambrose
BD r --.
Homis
Waltham
Special For The Opening Day ’
We will give free, a Cake of Egg Metal
polish to «¿he first 100 ladies in our store.
'¡?5.00 Ü »200.00
Osborn Gold Decorated China
Benedict Silver Plated Holloware
Fostpria Glass
reduced to give you an unheard of opportun
to save in the selection of gifts.
Priced at a Beal Saving to Yon
Don't foxrget'it in Planning Yowt Thanksgiving Dinner
B ur Yfre /mt df
the gift to Kim with a smoking
set, cigarette case, cigarette lighter,'
leather wallet, or.mifuary set.
Xtna*.
Hand Decorated
PYRÀLÏK
TOILET SETS
916.50
$13.50
$9.50
9 6.00
*“ r
O n Dec.
3
Very Special
2«-t>lec<» set r«47 Rogers
•Bros silverware. Regular
>33.25.
3 5 iis S id e v
927.50
ydh have
“This is Different”
Unexcelled by Any, and Made in Ashland
f r i » » «wCW açkn Y y W
thk H A R T ro to MRK
juígURA^GE <xhkFANY
THE ASHLAND
■ On Dec. 10
between 7 and 10 P- 8 -
we will give free, a sterling
w4 will give a cake of O»r-
«liver belt bsrkle gnd cow ham silver polish to the
flrst 25 ladies making a
hide t«lt wUh every 13.00
purchase.
fl.OO'or over purchase.
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O IA S . A. WHITE
Ashland, Ore
Kndei'«/Block
Either feick or in Bulk, it Adds More Enjoyment to
Any Meal.
Remember to Insist that it is
SHASTA FRUIT ICE CREAM
S o / vf
A small deposit wife
hold any,, nrtiele uiriB*
!
Agency
v Whipping Créant z
Ashland Creamery Butter
t