H L A N D R E G IS T E R Pa««? Cummins ren, Mrs. Samuel Gosney, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert cuco, Pacific Regional secretary Mr.. O. G. Tyrer and daughter Samuel Gosney. Minnie Ferrel, Mrs. Albert Lich­ were Yreka visitors Wednesday. fo r the National Council Y. M. C. Ruth, »on Otis and Miss Alice Mrs. John Clybum passed away ens and daughter Helen, Mrs. Mrs. C. Burns o f Hilt was a A. and F. M. Duckies of San I Johnson motored to Ashland Sun- at her home here Friday morning, Mary Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Sev­ business visitor here Saturday. Francisco, associate state Y. M. I day. v ( Sept. 30th at the age of 32 years. ert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wm. Stone and daughter Virna C. A. secretary for Northern Cali-1 Mrs. Roy Pemberton o f Copco She leaves to mourn her passing Bloomingcamp, Mrs. Hugh O’Don­ motored to Yreka Wednesday. fornia, and F, A. Crosby, o f w s. a Hombrook visitor Sunday. her husband and five children, MRS. C. J. R E A D , Editor nell, Mrs. Nets Dennis and daugh­ Potiand, boys work Secretary for Mrs. Percy Foster and Mrs. E. R e.. Phono 3 2 « R Phone 95 Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Vail o f Hilt the youngest being a baby boy ter Emmarie, Mrs. Mary Camp­ the Northwest Council Y. M. C. A. were Sunday guests of Mr. and i born Sept. 27th. She was laid to Hzertager o f Hilt were transacting bell, Albert Wagner and son Eu­ I rest in the Evergreen cemetery in I. business here Wednesday. Annual Reception October 14th Miss C o ffe e and M i » Applegate will be in Ashland Tuesuay a...i Mrs. Severt Johnson. Yreka Saturday afternoon. Rev. gene, and John and Allie Hutchin- Wednesday, Oct. 11 and 12 to talk; Dr. J. Roy Jones and son Jun­ Ed Seikel was a Montague busi- A get-acquainted party and re- i Hostesses | son. ' over plans for a Northwest Rail- Charles Miller officiating. ior of Sacramento spent the week­ ness visitor Saturday. ception for the faculty members | Miaa Georgta Coffee and Miss road 'Voung Men’s L. L. Fortna and family moved Conference ! end as the guest o f his mother, She has been a resident of o f the Normal school and high Gladys Applegate entertained th* which ia to be held in January or Mr- and Mrs- Ira Dye o f Weed to Dunsmuir Thursday wh?re Mr. Mrs. Susan Jones. Hornbrook about a year and had school, together with the Oregon members of the Auxiliary to Trin- February. While in the city the were Sunday guests o f Mr. and Fortna is employed by the S. P. Tom R uff and Jo Gilmore re­ Normal school s t u d e n t s, i is ity Guild Wednesday evening. The men w i|| confer wjth secretary W. Mrs- L,°y d Preye*- won many friends who deeply ! Co. turned from Red Bluff last week. is being planned for this evening assembled at the Parish p. W alter of the local Y. M. C. A. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sanders and regret her passing. She was a at the Methodist church. A pro-(Houie at 8 «/d o «* and James Spear^ came up from Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Minich, of children and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel beautiful Christian character and gram of merit will be rendered and tables were arranged for the play- Gosney were Hilt visitors Sunday. a member o f the Baptist Church. Dunsmuir last week to work in Yreka were business visitors here H O R N B R O O K NEWS a general tcoodtime, with refresh- ( ¡r,g of brdige. This was the ini— attended Tom Herbigs place for a few days Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Deal and Those from here who as Tom has been on thq sick list. ments at the close of the evening Ga| ,^„.¡„1 gathering of the Aux-! Mr. and Mrs. Ray Luc^ and R. children and Frank Deal of Kla­ the services in Yreka were Mr. j Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bray and will be planned. I iiiary for this year, and a m ost, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Call, Kirk (Continued on page 5 ) and Mrs. Guy, Sanders and child- math Falls were guests o f Carl Preparations are going forward congenial evening was spent. Love-! Cowan and son Scott of Dunsmuirj rC*’ !' <-* **'*,” >,- annual . „ - . . . i student reception, — 1 ly „ prices _____ were ______ given i.__ U.. by . L the - ______ o » f Mrs. I U eal S u n d a y . for . ♦ the host-' I ____ spent . Sunday at the L home Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowe, Wm. given in honor of the faculty and esses for winning scores, and were Jane Franson. | Lowe and Walter Clauson left student body of the Southern Ore-j won by Mrs. John Enders and Miss! Mrs. Arnold o f Yreka visited lasti w e e k fne n few Hsvs stnv in gon Normal at the auditorium of , Ksthline Silver. After the close • f , her daughter, Mrs. Albert Wagner, Fastern Oregon the school building next Friday [the games, small supper taBies iast Week. ** Mrs. Marion Gosney and child­ evening, October 14th. There wil* were prepared for serving very . ... , , , } . . . . 1 1 Gordan Jacobs was a } reka ren o f Dunsmuir are guests this Moe-Bridges be a program of music and danc- tempting refreshments. Miss War­ I visitor Saturday. week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. “ The Theatre ing, with refreshments during the jorie Gillette of San Francisco Fred Bloomingcamp and Wm. Beautiful” course o f the evening’s entertain- was an out-of-town guest. went. Miss Helen Anderson, dean ---------- J Cowan motored to Yreka on busi- FIXTURES Watch This Space For Coming Attractions of women at the college, ii acting R ummage S ale S uccess neBa " eilnesday. Rummage Sale Success Each Issue chairman in charge o f plans and I The was Pinkerton Call and Nelson Rich- The rummage rummage sale sale which which preparations for the reception. ‘ sponsored spent a few days sponsored by by the ladies o f the ardson of Merced Are universally ---------- I Civic club, was held at the Civic last week with C “ 11’4 mother> Mrs- Drive for Members ' clubhouse Tuesday and Wedn-s Tran,on- Saturday Only— ONE noted for their The schools have been carrying day o f this wejk, was very much Mrs. C. E. Tyrer of Klamath Buck Jones in on a Parent-Teacher drive this i o f a success. Many articles ol Falls came over Monday to get beauty and charm week, which ends today. The j clothing and all kir.d.* o f wearing her little son Richard who has CENT SALE “ THE W A R HORSE” o f outline. teacheqyi, the parents and the stud- apparel were brought to the club- been staying for the past five ents are soliciting members. The house and for a small sum, was week» with his grandparents, Mr- class bringing in the most new purchased by someone who could and Mrs. G. O. Tyrer. at the Sunday— members will be privileged to se­ make good use o f it. This is an Sometime between dark and We have the lect as a prize for their efforts annual event, and this year’s sue- (j;15 Sunday evening some one en- A let the Laughter, Linger Linger Love Farce ’ something useful for the school. cess was due to the civic club thru a back window, the drug REXALL STORE right fixture for ladies, under the direction o f Mrs. Btore Df Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Drie-i “ SERVICE FOR LADIES” Afternoon Party at Civic Club every room. George A. Briscoe, club president while they were motoring House SATURDAY Rccvption at R«v. Murphy’s Home down the Klamath River, about Cards o f invitation to an after­ On Friday evening. Rev. and $75 in money and a flashlight was Monday and Tuesday— noon party have been issued by Mrs. J. E. Murphy were host and; taken a8 far as has been ascertain - 1 Mrs. Wm. M. Briggs, Mrs. B. B. hostess to over thirty young peo- ed The game „¡^ht someone pried LAST D AY! Clara Bow in Balls, Mrs. G. E. Dunn, Mrs. J. V. pie, at their home on B street, j (oose one of the oil pumps of th e! Miller. Mrs. V. D. Miller, and when they held a reception for stough store and took a quantity' “ H U LA ” Mrs. S. A. Peters, Jr., which w ill! the young people o f the Full Gos- j Qf oil. A breathless love drama from a best seller novel be given at the Civic Club house j pel church, with invited guests . John and Allie Hutchinson who j on the afternoon of Wednesday, from the n o rm * school and high spt>nt th# w#ek end at Tule U ke I October 12th. Bridge and Needle­ school.A singularly happy evening' returned home Monday evening. W ednesday and Thursday— work will form the afternoon's di­ was spent with games and music, ............... _ , . . . , w , , Mrs. Walter Bray and daughter version. and Mrs. Murphy served refresh- ... „ Guy Good Bebe Daniels in ! Mias Virna, and Mr. and Mrs. Hen- ments to her guests before their. _ . . , _ , Phone 82 The If e x a li Stan Mitiionary S o c ie t y M isti departure. Other receptions and i C1*U9° " at^ " ded / omon* “ SWIM GIRL SW IM ” A t the The Woman’s Missionary So­ parties of this kind are being Gran et,ds here Monday, Church is holding a meeting this j Gordon Jacobs and Wm. Rob­ afternoon at the home of Mrs. church. erts who have been hunting came Homer Billings on North Main Secretary Here home the proud possessors o f a street. A social hour will follow Fred M. Hansen, of San Fran- three point buck. the busineas meeting. I J ININ X-L Electric Station NATIO N W ID E Winchester A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION - STORE SALE! ELKS BUILDING BARGAINS! ‘where savings are greatest’ PHONE 3 ASHLAND, OREGON OCTOBER 7th TO 15th INCLUSIVE BOYS! HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY DUST PANS A Dandy Foot ball Regulation size, strongly made, a high grade ball, at a realy remarkable value They sell regularly for $1.50, now— Black Japaned finish, hood crimped on, a handy house hold article at a very low price during this sale. They regularly sell for 15c Sale Price— ATTACHM ENT PLUG Everything is fascinating when the new season opens— but especially a frock such as one of these that can be worn time and again this Fall and Winter. Trim and smart for the street—more feminine for afternoon. CORD AND PLUG SET Interchangable with other standard plugs, during the sale, only— Fits any electric appliance, six foot cord with swivel plug. During the sale— Displaying Every Accepted Mode F or Street and Afternoon WINCHESTER HAMMER Are You Ready For a New Frock? Whatever the Occasion Be Sure To See These New Ones W om en SIX FOOT STEP LADDER Forged Steel, Sleeted Hickory Handle. Se­ curely fastened with patened interlocking wedge, Regular $1.35, Sale Price*— St-curel^ bolted, and o f rigid construction W A TE R PAILS FLOOR BRUSH Double seamed, galvanized after making, Regular 35c, Sale Price— Can be used on oiled floors or with anv kind o f sweeping compound. Sale Price— Misses Juniors Satin Georgette—Velvet Tke** fabr,c* whlch *“ hion smiles on for smartest f T T “ to ** ^av°red with shade, of brown, ■aa and bins m rich tones. ^ $ 1 .19 Thos. H. Simpson Frocks or Distinction Are Modest in *Vi*e H er. t h e •j > '• SSSIvvvwv-Z 7VINCH£5T£R - s t o r e — -‘- i ' ~ *