Ko
Mi H P^| Arthur, a ntudent at for a M M « f you !«B m I eh?’
and improvement« added In the! Mr. and Mr*. Allen fr «0 O r of
S alem --S tate flax department
new hospital opened for patron­
Talent were in town Sunday in the normal school, left AaiilauU
plumbing line.
ships 50 tons flax fiber to h .
age.
Mi*» Bertha Green ha» returned uttigidance at church.
early Monday morning for Mars-h-
, FOODY SALADS
Oakland— Oil drilling to be re­ land.
1 to her home in this city from a
Rev. Barney of the Christian field, where- she was called by the j Salads-that-make-a-meal may be
Portland— Plans being darwn
sumed soon on Deeper Dome.
j several v ekwie»»i mv
church preached a Thanksgiving serious illness of her mother.
m«de with lima or kidney beans,
Gre^iam— Arboleda Commun- for $300,000 Neighbors of Wool-
(several weeks visit in Klamath
sermon that was appreciated by Miss Katherine Vincent en-
peas, cheese, salmon, or chopped
ity Club opens new Powell \ alley craft building.
Falls with her sister. Mrs. Casey j his audience on Sunday morning, tertained at an informal supper. chicken or veal as a foundation
- T h e very latest i . Topcoat, for Jones.
On Sunday
evening, Rev. Segs- Sunday evening at her home at To this may be added chopped cel-
u,„
PAULSERUD’ S
2-t
Mr*. Raymond Anders and Mis* worth preached on the same sub- 2S6 \ ista street. The occasion be^ try, pickles, beet^ or ta n o t-, .r
E. R. Grieber of Hornbrook was Nina Kidwell motored over from | ject at the Baptist church.
Mr. ing the birthday anniversary o f ! cold boiled rice. Seasonings may
Klamath
Falls
Sunday
to
visit
with
Segsworth
p
reacl)^
a
very
in-. Miss Ady, a member of the n or-; vary to suit the taste and may in-
a visitor in this city Tuesday.
: elude salt, pepper, paprika, chop- \
Mr. and Mrs. Ostrander and Miss Kidwell’» mother, brotherslteresting missionary sermon on mal school faculty.
Miss
Marea
Carlson,
a
nurse!
ped green pepper, shredded '»i- J
young daughter of Siskiyou, were and sisters who reside on Liberty Sunday morning at the Baptist
from San Jose, Califirnia, has ta- mertto, minced onion, or chopped
church.
street.
shopping in Ashland Tuesday.
Lee and Bert Peachey are visit­
The Baptist Sunday school and ken a position at the community I parsley. Such a hearty salad as
George H. Ashcraft of Portland
ing
relatives
in
this
city.
Missionary
society are sending hospital. Miss Carlson’s parents this makes a good luncheon dish
is visiting with his parents, Mr.
Jack Mattern, Sam Jordan and a Christmas box o f clothing and have recently located in Ashland, and furnishes enough proteins to
and Mrs. P. L. Ashcraft, who re­
Mrs. Frank Martz, assisted by supply nourishment. With wafers
side on a fruit ranch north of Fred Cushing were duck -hunting toys, books and other useful ar­
in the Tule lake country the lat- ticles to their mission station in her sister, Miss Juanita Reigel, e n -' or thin sandwiches and a cup of
Ashland.
The Claycomb Motor company ter part of last week. They re- Arizona. Each Sunday the child­ tertained informally at her home hot coffee or cocoa, it makes a
last Saturday very satisfying meal.
r e p o r t s the sale of a Fordson pirt that the duck* and geese are ren bring in some additional do­ on High street
evening, honoring Miss Jessie
trartor to H M. Morrison of Tal- flying high for this time o f the nation from Santa Claus.
year.
The ladies of the Christian Ulelborn, who makes her home
F o r Ma rried M e n O n ly
ent.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Holmes of church met one day last week Ht with Mrs. Martz, and George Ree-1 Adam (to E ve): Good heavens!
- —Y o r k B lu e Silk-lin ed S u i t , f o r
Always ruining
Semi d m t
Pauberuds.
2-t Grants Pass spent the week-end the home of their pastor and re­ gel, Mrs. Martz brother. The oc- These women-
casion
being
the
birthdays
of
the
in
this
city
visiting
relatives
and
organized
their
missionary
so­
something.
You’ve
gone and made
Dr. Mattie Shaw expects to
ciety which has been disbanded two young people.
salad out of my Sunday Suit.
spend the Thanksgiving holidays friends.
A. B. Carlson o f Colorado is
A. M. Miller is spending a few for some time. Mrs. V. V. Cald­
with her husband, Dr. H. M. Shaw
and her son Marvin Shaw in North days in Weed, California, visiting well was chosen president; Mrs. expected to join his wife and
W a n d e r i n g B o y R e t u rn «
E. W. Redifer, vice president and 1 dauf?hter in Ashland today.
Mr.
Bend, where Dr. Shaw is estab­ with the W. H. Shaffer family.
Red Bank, N. J.— After wander
and
Mrs.
Carlson
recently
pur­
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Leach mo­ Elsie Bussy, secretary. Mrs. Gent­
lished in business. Marvin Shaft,
ing about the country for two
For a short time only we are
who is a student at the University tored to Klamath Falls Sunday ry, treasurer. The next meeting chased the Lithia apartments.
months following the death of lit-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sam
Clausen
of
is
to
be
held
at
James
Putmans
morning
and
Loyal
Leach,
the
of OVegon, will join his mother at
offering these Dresses at this un­
le Raymond Reardon, 5, from a
Roseburg and accompany her on brother of Grover Leach returned home on Holly street, December Second street, recently purchased broken neck caused by his being
usual price.
Their quality and
a Nash sedan.
with them for a short visit in this 15.
to North Bend.
lassoed in play, Joseph Billings,
style is beyond reproach and the
Mrs. R. L. Harvey returned last
The members of the southern city.
f7, stole back to his home here
Two new pupils entered the week from Klamath Falls where
W o o d m e n Dance.
Oregon normal school and stu­
and an hour later was arrested
' color selection includes new shades
dents, had their pictures taken Junior high school Monday morn­ she has been visiting for some . The Modem Woodmen of Am­ and charged with manslaughter.
o f Tan, Brown, Green and Blue.
time.
erica dance in Wimer hall Thurs­
Monday morning near the flag ing.
Mrs.
Leonard
Svenson
of
Oak­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
F.
Carson
are
day night is to be a gala affair , '
staff, with a splendid view of the
L e a v e s $ 1 5 , 0 0 0 to B e n e f a c t o r
A close inspection of these new
S. O. N. S. building in the bark land. California, was called to this to the Willamette valley for a as both the old time ' and late
Horse Cave, Ky.------ When VVil
visit
combining
business
with
city by the illness and death of her
dance music is to be furnished by
ltround.
lie Young, 36, left a Mississippi
frocks will convince you that they
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. McNair are father, Silas W. Clute. She was pleasure. They will be out of town Tuckers orchestra so that ail who Government hospital with only a
for
perhaps
ten
days.
are exceptional values.
attend may have a good time. Ad­
expected to arrive home to­ joined enroute here by her neice,
little while to live, he went to the
Mrs. A. A. Wright and Mrs. mission will be 25 and 50 cents.
morrow.
Mrs. McNair has been Misa Hazel Clute o f Dunsffiuir.
home o f Mrs. John Devore, who
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hansen, Viola Sanford returned Saturday
spending several months in Kan-
cared for him like a mother. Un­
Sr.,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
to
their
home
on
Manzinata
street
**» City and other towns in the
A ll the T i m e C o n sist e n t
known to her, he died possessed
middle west, visiting friends and Hapsen, Jr., and daughter Joyce after several weeks spent on B
Employer— “ My goodness, here an estate of $15.000 all of which
relatives.
Knroute home they of Grants Pass visited with Mr. street looking after the Harvey you have been working an hour he left to her.
T /ie
stopped in Whittier, California, to and Mrs. Cliff Jenkins and family rooming house.
and you have accomplished
*»1-
/isit Mr. McNair’s brother Sid, on Pioneer street Sunday. Mr. and
W. G. Hale o f Mountain avenue most nothing.1!
whl is well known in thiB city Mrs. Hansen, Sr., are the parents returned from San Francisco hos­
New Man— “ Well, I dare say I
where he was employed in busi­ of Mr*. Jenkins and Mr. Hansen, pital one day last week. Mr. Hale could have done more, but believe
Jr., is her brother.
had been to San Francisco to the me I never was a man for showing
ness for a number o f years.
U h« ¡ • i mu D olla r Has More ( e. i
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wenner, railroad hospital
for medical o ff.”
Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Whittle and
daughter, Virginia, returned to who reside on north Main street treatment.
their home on B street Saturday, '»ft Monday evening for Emmet,
"Grandma" Parr of B street
i
A Rich Field
J
■
nfter spending a number of days Idaho, where they will visit their has been on the sick list for some
Artist— “ The fact is, not one
daughter
and
her
husband,
Mr.
K o u d . cl
in Portland where they visited
time, but is reported improving at purchaser in town know’s a good
Mrs.
uAFfC
friends and transacted business. and Mrs. Douglas Knox.
present but is always glad to see picture from a bad one.”
Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Holmes of Knox will be remembered by her her friends.
+A
jl
OvoucqS.
Critic— “ That’s what I call luck
Weed, California, are house guests many friends here as Laura Wen­
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. ner. Mr .and Mrs. Wener will also
I. Frulan on B street.
Mrs. visit Mrs. Wenner’s sisiter, Mrs.
Holmes is a sister of Mrs. Frulan. Frank Moore also o f Emmet
Sheriff Ralph Jennings and Idaho.
The Merley circle bazzar held I
•eorge Prescott of Medford were
on Saturday was quite a success.
Ashland visitors Sunday.
— W h y pay * 1 2 0 0 0 f o r a W h ite The home cooking and fancy ar- 1
“ The Theatre
Rotary S rw in t
m a ch in e
f r o m tides selling rapidly.
Satin
Back
Crepe Dresses
$ 9.95
(W
geot?
W hen
yo u
ca n
buy
V
on-
•at as g o o d f o r $ 5 0 .0 0 at P o d 's .
U m
s o w in g m ach in e s f o r rent by
.he m o n th at P a il’ s C o r n e r . Ash-
and.
'I ,
Mr. and Mr*. C. O. Porter will '
eave this afternoon for San Fran-
isco, where they will
spend
Thanksgiving with their son and j
family, who are resident* of Burl-
igame, a suburb of San Fran-
iacc. They will return the latter,
1923 Chev. Coupe
. art o f the week.
$200.00
Miss Fay Arthur, Southern
1923 Chev. Coupe
Aregon Normal student who ire-j
$190.00
ides with Mr*. Elsie Churehmnn
1923 Chev. Touring
n Union street, tfas called to her
$125.00
'iome in Marshfield by the serious
iHnes* of her mother.
1923 Chev. Touting
Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss Sanford |
$165.00
jf Klamath Falls are
visiting
1923 Chev. Roadster
friends and relative* in this city.
$165.00
Mrs. William Glenn who resides
1922
Ford Tudor
in the Valley View district left
$135.00
Saturday for a visit with friends
ind relatives in Mississippi. Mr*.
1924 Ford Touring
Glenn expects to be’ away during i
$140 00
the winter month*.
1923 Ford Touring
Mrs. Oxro Brown of Klamath j
$160.00
Falls spent the week end in this i
.-tty visiting with friends.
n ..ve Shop
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Porter j
Oregon
entcrtr.'ned relative* for dinner >
Sunday at their home on eight »t.
They we re Mr. and Mrs. Porter’s
daughter and her husband. Mr. ! |
ind Mrs.Edgar Stewart of Chilo-
quin. and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Stewart of Powers.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Provost
will motor to Dunsmuir
for
Thanksgiving and will spend the
holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Me- !
Carthy.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Reed and
two daughter* o f Nehalem, Ore­
gon, passed through Ashland on
their way to California.
Mr.
and Mrs. Reed own and operate
the Neah, Coney Mountain Inn.
Leonard S. Hopfield of Port-4
land attended the Father and don
banquet held Friday night in this
city. Mr. Hopfield is an American
Legion man, who has recently re*
turned from France. He ha* been
visiting at the G. F. Billings
heme, just nirth o f town.
A. T. Allen, former owner of
the Ashland Hotel was a visitor
in this city Sunday.
E. B. Poyer. the dairyman, who
live# on Weight man street hs*
been having his home remodeled
Used
Cars
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