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Calif., or for new car. Lot 6.
tending the Normal school at Ash-
Mr. and Mrs. John Morris of
Blk. 11 Van Ness avenue. 100
land.
Corvallis are visiting at the home
Kendalville,
Ind.—
Apparently
x200
all street work done. Mrs.
Miss Venita Fontaine,
critic of Mrs. Norris sister, Mrs. Belle
forced down during a storm, tHo
C. L. Hawley, Santa Rosa, Cal.
teacher in the Lincoln school o f j P»*-*o«»s. Mr. and Mrs. Norris are
Rt. 2 Bx 491.
plane of Edward Axberg, air mai?
this city returned Saturday from well known here having been in
IMRS. C. J. R E A D , Editor
pilot, was the second air mail
Eugene where she has bepn visit« | business in Ashland some
time
Axberg killed. Axberg, who was FOR SALE: Manzanita and | Oak
Telephones 95 and 326-R
ing her parents during the Christ* UK°-
on his first trip as an air mail j wood, light tingle buggy and
Mr. L. J. Mershon who
is a mas season.
— T ry our Therm oid Brake L ia ia g
^
p
i l o
t ,
was the secon dair m ail! harness. Plough, work harness,
bridge builder on the Old Oregon
H. H. Gillette, wife and daught. •* T H IR D S T R E E T G A R A G E ,
Naw
Yaars
Dinner
Friends
Entartained
pilot
to
lose his life in this vicin- j and many other useful articles.
Trail at La Grande spent the holi­ er Marjory who have been visiting! Mrs. Edwin Dews and little son !
P. F. Amer. Rt. 2 Bx 64
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Whitney o fj Miss
Jane Prime was the de- ity. John Milatzo, having
been
days with his family on Liberty relatives in San Francisco during who have been visiting her parents]
Mlison street entertained on New I lightful
hostess last Thursday ev- killed near Topeka, Ind., on April |
street.
the holidays returned
to their ¡Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Turner on the I,,
day with a seven o’clock j oning at her home on Holly street i 22, this year,
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE: A
Royal Cambers who is employ­ home on Gresham street the la t.; Boulevard, returned to their home 1 ' a
fine little dairy farm of^ 20
dinner. Covers were laid for six | when she entertained a group of
ed as a forest ranger near the | ter part of last week.
j in Dunsmuir Saturday.
FOR R E N T H O USES
at a table beautiful and glowing! friends at a six o’clock dinner.
acres mostly in alfalfa 70 tor»
Crater Lake district, spent Christ-
Mr_ Car, gmith who has been | Mrs. Bertha Heer who is
,
were cut this season.
with the happy colors
of the Covers were laid for six at a beau,! p 0 R R g x y Seven room furnirh-
mas with his father in this city.
visiting friends in Ashland, re- ployed at the Plaza Confectionery Christmas season. Mr. Whitney tifully decorated table. After d in -1 ed house> including piano; also
6 fine Milk Cows, some young
Mrs. Rose Sullivan, proprietor turned to Crescent Lake, Sunday is spending the Christmas holidays
stock, pigs, team, everything
who is somewhat renowned for j ner the young people spent the cv-1 KaBage on Fairview street. In-
o f the Powder Puff beauty par,, where he is employed by
the with her daughter Thelma Heer
needed on a farm in the way
his ability as a cook o f distinc-! ening playing cards and dancing.
quire 231 Gresham.
67-2t
lore in this city motored to Kla­ Southern Pacific.
Ship in San Francisco.
tion, cooked and served tVie din - 1 Those who enjoyed tta; hospitality
j _________________________ ___ of tools and implements, .tj
math Falls Sunday to visit friends
Chester, Marcus, and
Harvey
Mrs. James Ferguson, a former ner himself.
room house large barn, chicken
of Miss Prime were the followin'.':J FOR RENT: 6 room Modern house
and get her daughter Dolores who Woods who have been
visiting resident o f this city r.iade.a short
Those present at the happy af- Misses Marjory Crouch, and Jlar-
121 Bush Street. Phone 2fi9 J.
house, garage and wood houso
has been spending the Christmas their parents Dr. and Mrs. E. A. visit in Ashland last week with
fair were, the guests Mr. and Mrs. i garet Churchman, and
Messrs.
fine well of water with wind­
holidays in that city at the home Woods o f North Main street dur. her mother, Mrs. Boyd of B street
Walter Everton, and the Whitney Jack N'ims, Boh Purdue and Dilly FOR RENT : Apartments ror rent
mill or gasoline pump. Water in
o f Mrs. Ed. Olsen.
ing the Christmas holidays, re­ returning to Klamath Falls Sun- family, Mrs. Whitney, daughter-- ! Iluicn.
Enquire 167 East Main street.
the house. Family orchard l-i)i
Mr. Wiley Frances an engineer turned to college Monday, Chester day where her husband is employ. Marietta and Patricia and
the
mile to Talent High school. Call
FOR RENT: Five room furnished
Eugene ed by the Southern Pacific Co.
o f the Western Pacific railway is and Marcus going to
j host Mr. Whitney.
at 96 Laurel street or Phone
Dancing Party
house, 339 Second street. In­
renewing old acquaintances
in where they are students at the
289-J Ashland.
63-1 Mo.
Miss Ruth Hollopeter, a student |
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The Ashland and Medford mem­
quire at 713 Oak street.
Ashland where he resided a num­ University of Oregon and Harvey of the Normal school returned to
Y ou n g Folks Party Most
bers of the Phi Sigma kappa Fra- ‘ ---------------------------- .--------
ber o f years ago. Mr. Wiley has to Corvallis where he is attending Ashland Sunday after having en­
Delightful
•tous?. FOR SALE: White Rotary Elec
(ternity, were hosts at a delightful FDIt RENT: hurnisnea
trie Sewing Machine. Cost $¡60
just returned from a
several the Oregon State College.
joyed the holidays with relatives
A jolly bun^h o f young folks j dancing party held in the Ruth | Holmes Grocery.
and will take half price. Terms
Mr. B. B. Balis who has been and friends in the Applegate dis- |
months tour of the United States.
enjoyed a most delightful party at | Leerie Studio, which is located FOR SALE: or will exchange for
offered to responsible purchas­
Misses Helen Lyons, Eleanor spending Christmas with his fam­ trict.
Summit Lodge last Friday even- in the same building with the K.
property in or near Santa Rosa,
er. Write Box A care Register
Brown, Lucille Hunter, and Kath­ ily on Allison street, returned to
M. E. D. broadcasting station in
Mr. and Mrs. 3. C. Hopper and ing.
erine Langwprthy all o f Marsh­ Weed, Califoria where he is work­
Dinner was served to the fol­ Medford.
son spent Saturday in Medford
field, returned to Ashland Satur­ ing for the Southern Pacific Com­
visiting friends.
lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Chic Far-
Punch was served throughout I
day after spending the holidays pany.
Mrs. Edna Storey o f
Alida low, Misses Marjory Crouch, Jar.e the evening to the large crowd of ^
with relatives in Marshfield. These
Mrs. Mary Keeler o f
Fifth
Prime, Lillian Olsen, and Margar­ young people present.
MAKES THE HAIR SOFT AND FLUFFY
young women are residing at the street made a business visit to street returned to her home Sat­
et
Churchman and Messrs. Clifton
urday after spending Chrjptniias
The young folks from Ashland
home of Mrs. Edna Storey and at- Klamath Falls Saturday.
Baius
with her daughter and family in Garnett, Robert Wright,
who attended were: Minces Bett’«
Crosby, and Donald Ross. A
f
t
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r
'
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Portland.
..
,
. ...
Brown, Janet Balls, Jean Strat-
dinner
dancing
was
enjoyed
till
a
.
r,
,,
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,
.
,,
— Why pay $120.00 for a Whit*
J
ton, Dorothy Chappel, Margaret
L E M O N A N D C O C O A N U T OIL
Rotary S .w i.g
machine
from ,ate hoUr' Mjr and M n rhic Far McCoy, Lois Hansen, and Messrs.
agent? Whan you can buy o.r low BCted a* chaperons to
the Lawrence Wagner,
Kay
Neil.
jn.t as good for $50.00 at Pell’«. p8rty ° f y0UnK folk*'
Marcus Woods, Harvey Woods,
Also sowing machine« for ront by
Kenneth Hobson, Paul W.gner,
the month nt Poll’s Cornor. A.h-
N,w Y**r* Dinn«‘r
John Galey, Warren
Doremus,
|anj_
tg
A very pleasant affair
was
tf
George Francis Barron,
George
Requires No Rinsing
Mr. Larz Eliason spent Mon­ staged in the parlors o f'th e Pres­ Virgil Gillette, Charles Tilton, and
day in Medford visiting firends. byterian church Monday, when the Ned Wolf.
Charles Webster Chattin who is members and friends of the
65c
8 oz. Bottle
“ where savings are greatest"
attending the Oregon State Col­ church enjoyed a covered dish din­
Cradle Roll Meeting
Elks Bldg.
Phone 3
Ashland, Ore.
lege in Corvallis, left for that city ner a. noon. New Year’s day. The
The Cradle Roll of the Full
most
Monday after a pleasant visit with sumptous dinner proved
Gospel
Church will hold a meet-
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. agreeable to* the seventy-five per­
1 rt three o ’clock Saturday af-
sons
present,
afterwards
a
soci
'
Chattin on Hargadine street.
Mr. George Brook miller spent time with music and con versitioii ! le,noon at tt<‘ ir church. Mothers
Christmas with his family on Life, was had, and all present voted the with NmHl1 chi,dren are invited t o 1 it
affair a great success.
¡attend. There will be talks on
erty street.
The Latest Whisper« of Fashion—
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W e G iv e
G r e e n D is c o u n i S t a m p s
Earl and Helen Pemberton, son
music and entertainment.
At Prices Interestingly Low
and daughter o f Reverend and sentenced to death by the court
Mrs. Pemberton left the first of ' Hi" OWT,er “ PPealed and the dog ,<
A touch here and there betrays
the week for Salem where they are ! out on a *:10° bond-
these frocks as the very latest of
¡attending the Willamette Univer.
fashion I Combinations of color are
sity.
S T IL L P O P U L A R
especially effective and clever.
Atlantic City, N. J.— In a speech I sV W -V '.w -'-'* -v -v -~ c :
Mrs. Mamie
Williams
and
the
daughter Dorothy
of Allison before the convention of
Happy New Year’
Christian
Endeavor
Society,
Stan­
street
spent
the
Christmas
holi-
$4.98 TO $19.75
| days with relatives in
Klamath ley Vandersall, vocational super­
Says Nip.
t o
A
I Falls.
intendent, declared that there are
Flat crrpe, georgette— sometimes a
U
Mr. Vincent Rogers of Palo Al­ still many young people who pre- j
combination with velvet make up this
to, California stopped o ff for a fer Sunday school buttons to fra
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showing— at two prices that represeot
visit at the A. B. Carlson horte on ternity pins and who carry small
0
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worthwhile savings.
Second street Monday on his way Bibles in their pneketbooks in.
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to Corvallis, where he will enter stead o f cigarettes. The only dif­
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Woman Misses lu lsw
the O. A. C.
ference is he declared that this
The following students have portion o f the American youth
R
taken housekeeping rooms at the does not receive enough publicity.
¡“ Anri we’re going to rio
Lithia Apartments: Miss Grace
E
,
more business,”
FO O D H IG H E R HER E
Pauls of Bend, Oregon, Miss Al­
P
New York— The National In­
berta House, Glenburn Califor­
A
Says Tuck
nia, Miss Dorothy Bridge, Wilbur. dustrial Conference Board recent
1
Oregon.
ly announced that a survey o f food
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Mrs. Eva Little and daughter prices in Europe disclosed the tact
Of Mississippi have recently come that they were slightly lower than
i to Ashland where Mrs. Little will prices for the same contmcdities-
W ork A Specialty
These fellows will be here all this
(enter school today. Mrs. Little ha* in the United States. A $1 market
I taught for a number o f years and basket o f food coud be bought in
week with pencil and scissors. They
AT
| intends to make Oregon her home. Paris under corresponding circum­
don’t like to inventory, a stock like
The following students have stances for 70 tents in Rome for
THE
j taken housekeeping mems
af 9Ì» cents, in Vienna for 80r, 7{
ours and say they’re going to get rid
Hardy Apartments'. G. W. Coch. cents in London. 70 cents in Brus.
rane o f Grants Pass, Mrs. Eva Lit­ sels and 60 cents in Amsterdam , ,
of a lot o f stuff before the end of this
tle o f .Mississippi, Miss Vera Good,
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C O M E T V IS IB L E H E R E
j
wm and Miss Veneta Hunter and
month when we take our inventorv.
Cambridge. Mass— SkjellerupV !
Miss Grace Conant and Miss Mar
; Karet Conant o f Veneta and Miss comet will clearly visible to the '
Guy Good
Alice Koss o f Klamath Falls.
, naked eye in the Northern
H B Hemis-
B I ..
A tamale supper wu>- given the l ‘"T b<>,r,nning December 21 and1
Phone 82
young people o f the lu ll go*n,.| I contlnuinS to be a conspicious ob
*
‘ 1 ject
lert in
in ll>.
the western sky ..... during I ____________________________
court.i by Mr« Myrtle Pollard
her home on Palm Avenue, Suo. ! ^ br' s,ma,i week, according to Dr
per of tamales and
rHgerbread
1>ir~ t0r
‘ b* a*
^
'•.th whipped cream w.ts served Harxard Observatory. On Christ
mas day it will be about 45 degno-
n
■ bout 6 :30 ami a
happy f verune | *u„ .
...
was "pent with music _______
and con
v.-
.
and
N,,rth
Po'e
Star.
-..VVT.l IJ
^ nation.
SO C IA L and CLUB
_
affairs
The Owl
Shampoo
Lithia Springs Pharmacy
Silk F rocks for M any Needs
IV
X L Electric
Company
W O M E N O U T N U M B E R MEN
Mr*- Neill« Power« Johnson r e
' thp '« « e r part o f the week
.
,
,
" vi,,t over Christmas wit> ! L
° n — The electorate
of
her son, Charles Lamb and fam i»vl. T - Bntian * ' » be composed o f
<’f Dunamuir, California
14,500.00 women voters and 12-
I >lr. Otto B. Shide *ho
who own*
I
^
° '® 00 men
ig ««¡m ated b’v
own
¡farm „ear Medford and is an
^,r " m‘ d°ynson-Hicks. Home
' U y " o f ‘ *>w
p , „ - / 5 r- MW," y’ when
he R.van
Ry,n Fruit Wn,
com pan
" ’7 " ‘ nr 1
..
. his
. P* „j n* Common«
•’■iled Saturday .. W1th
rHmn' ,,n* Rnfr.»««w;
enfranchise* .. .............. in
.
, friends Mr. and Mrs. 4. r Ca'r i *
m" l>r»er to men. The wa
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These Beautiful Shoes
A re
Decidedly NO T Expensive
C 7
V t h the money n lr s s clever woman
\ j U might
sj>eml for n few extravagant
jia ir s of shoes, you can .select here a com­
plete shoe-rolie of Queen Quality models
— smart, slender ami sophisticated. Ami
only your budget * ill know that you
s a v e d on every pair b y your shrewd
sense of \ allies
*«n. recently o f Colorado, but
but now
m. J T "
the
ity.
*
d“« ' ®wnej j J ”
tried M d
THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
NOW PLAYING
h-ve * *'250,000 m ajor
owners o f the Lithia Apart.
menta.
Mr. Keith
A P P E A L FOR n e w s p a p e r s
Cmlit
Kelly o f .«an Jos
California w „ „ hou„
guest
the A. B. Carl
r " » "• Vt
al to the Ì
*«n home during th«r
holiday«.
Press of the country was recent-
ly sent out by Frank A. Hunt o f £
D OC O U T ON BOND
Newport. President o f the Ver- IK
mont Press Association. f „ r , id
Mount Sterling. Ky__ The ,
for the stricken Vermont newspa-1
requiring that • dog accused
killing or wounding .heep he p ,, ^ per publishers, who. it ■* estimât-,
on trial f or
„ r kia
h„ b i . . t L h . e ' ™ ’’!!! I W
9290000
‘ he
• man accused of murder was re-
»ntly carried Out when Ka sel
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Lo zi *
Ly Mr*. Henry Cray
w
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? * County »•* levy fo r '
*•>•* I S l» ,:* « .
“The Big Parade”
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£
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Thursday and Friday
“The Woman on Trial”
Pola Negri in a heart stirring story
of mother love
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