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T HE
TWO
SOCIAL and CLUB
1R S. C . J . R E A D , E d it o r
affairs f*i
T e le p h o n e * 9 5 a n d 3 2 6 -R
D a u g h te r* o f
N ila t a
M e a t.
The D aughters of the Nile will
hold th e ir re g u la r m eeting S a t
urday, F e b ru a ry 11 a t th e local
M asonic tem ple.
The m eeting will be preceded
by a 12:30 luncheon given by the
D aughters o f V eterans.
Mrs. Rena M cNair, queen of
Zuleim a tem ple will have charge
o f th e m eeting.
S uprem e C ueen Mrs. C ram er o f
B u ffalo , N ew York, will he in
A shland on the 17th of M arch,
when th e re will be a cerem onial
staged, with the g eneral e n te r
ta in m e n t and functions a tte n d a n t
N ext reg u la r m eeting o f the
o rd er will be in G ra n ts Pass the
second S atu rd ay in March.
L etha Miles, Ellen G aley and
L orraine S p a r r ; pantom ine “ A
Legend o f th e R ogue,” by ten
high school g irls; du et, “ S alute
a P este ,” by Melvin Beagel and
Ruth C hilcote; g irls’ glee club f a
vored with selections frbm S am
son and D elilah and “ The Bells
of St. M arys.”
A large atten d a n ce m arked the
m eeting and refre sh m e n ts were
served a f te r the com pletion of
th e program .
A u x ilia r y to A m o r ic a a L e
s io n M oot*.
ASHLAND
E a t a r t a i a F rie n d * .
I the d iffe re n t m em bers have been
Mr. and Mra. A. V. H ardy w ert i assigned th e c h a ra c te r p o rtra y als
th e gracioua host and hostess 1 in the play, which will be h an d
Sunday a t th e ir p leasan t hom e on led individually- and thoroughly
Second stre e t with a tw o o'clock analyzed.
,
dinner, having as th e ir g u ests Mr.
and Mrs. S. C. H orne an d child
L o h a p w o C a a p F ir* .
ren , B etty and Dean.
The Lohapwo Cam p F ire girls
have planned a p arty fo r S a tu r
day afte rn o o n a t th e cam p fire
E u tu rta ia S u n d ay School
cabin. Miss Ethel Reid who is the
C lasso s.
g u ard ian of this group will ac
The boys and g irls classes of com pany them .
the M. E. S unday school u nder
the d irection o f Misses E lla Mc
G u ild C a r d P a r t y .
Leod and Beulah H ussey will be
T he next re g u là r m eeting of
en tertain ed F rid ay ev en in g a t the the A uxiliary to th e T rin ity
home o f Miss McLeod a t th e Van Guild, which will occur on W ed
S an t residence on Oak stre e t, the nesday evening, F e b ru a ry 15, a
girls who stu dy o ut o f th e same card p a rty fo r ladies and g en tle
class books a rc the invited g u ests m en will be fe a tu re d with a
of the boys.
charge of fifty cen ts a corner.
Games o f all kinds w ill be the The ladies plan only fo r 17 tables
am u sem en ts o f the even in g and Those w ishing reserv atio n s early
Miss McLeod an d M iss H ussey may procure them from Miss
will serve d ain ty refre sh m e n ts to G eorgie C offee, who is in charge
th e ir pupils d u rin g the evening.
o f th e tables.
An unusually in te re stin g m eet
I n te re s tin g C a m p F ire S c ia ie s,
L»dy
E lk ’.
P a r t y — The Elk
ing of th e A u x ilia ry ^ } the A m
A
very
in
te
re
stin
g
and
in
stru
c
ladies
card
club
held th e ir first
erican Legion was held M onday
tive m e etin g o f the girls o f Miss m onthly card p a rty T hursday
evening
a
t
the
Legion
hall
on
L o c a l P e o p le A t t e n d S b r ia e
Ella M cLeod’s Cam p F ire gro u p afte rn o o n , F eb ru ary 9, in the
W inburn W ay. The head o f the
D ane*.
| occured last S atu rd ay a t the ladies club room s a t the filk ’s
A m ong the local people who order, Mrs. Edw in D unn ap p o in t
home of Miss McLeod, a t the tem ple. H ostesses fo r ¿he a f te r
atten d ed the S hrine dance T ues ed several com m ittees a t this
' an S an t residence on Oak stre e t noon being M esdames T. H. Sim p
day evening, which was held a t tim e. On the m em bership com m it
Miss N edra B a rtle tt assistan t, son and H. O. F robach, who serv
tee
th
e
nam
es
of
Mrs.
M
arie
th e O riental g ard en s in M edford
w orking fo r th e honor o f torch ed delicious refresh m en ts a t the
w ere: Mr. and Mrs. H enry E nders F reem an, Mrs. H eath and Mrs.
b earer, assisted the g u ard ian , Miss close o f the gam es to the ladies.
Violet
W
hittle
w
ere
placed.
Mrs.
Mr. und Mrs. E arl Crow, Dr. and
McLeod.
P rizes fo r th e afte rn o o n were
Mrs. K. L. Burdic, Mr. and Mrs. A ugust Schuerm an heads the
A t this tim e honors w ere Bev given to ¿h e follow ing fo r holding
S. A. P eters, J r ., Mr. and Mrs. child’s w elfare com m ittee and th e
erly Young, N ancy Lou Gill and high score in bridge and five h u n
T. H. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Social com m ittee fo r th e n ex t
Neil M apier, who received the* d red : Mrs. N ate B ates and Mrs.
W agner, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Neil, m eeting are Mrs. B ert F reem an ,
rank of wood g a th e re r.
G irls G eorge Eib.
Mvs.
Lynn
Slack
and
Mrs.
D
orothy
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Loomis and
having the head bands gave ex- I
Specht.
This m eeting will be
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Vaupel.
C o m p lim e n t
L ocal
L a d y — In
stric tly a social a ffa ir. The com p lan atio n s concern in g them , while
each one in th e circle related com plim ent to Mrs. S. W. Baugh,
m
ittee
fo
r
th
e
an
n
u
al
get-to-geth-
J o lly B u n c h M e e t— The Jolly
some good deed some one had Mrs. M yrtle T u rn e r en tertain ed
Bunch club m et T uesday evening er m eeting of the A m erican Le done fo r her.
a gro u p o f ladies belonging to
a t the home o f Mr. and Mrs. gion and th e A uxuiliary which
( am p fire songs were su n g in the local Pythian S ister lodge a t
G eorge Crapsey
on
G ranite will occur in the n e a r fu tu re was
the mellow glow o f lighted can d h er home on Pine stre e t T hursday
stree t.
Mr. and Mrs. Rob also appointed with th e follow ing
le flam es, the window shades be night.
ladies
in
charge.
M
rs.
!■
fuda
Pet-
e rt Shaw were jo in t hosts to the
ing draw n and th e electiric lights
7 he hours of th e evening w ere
club, aesisting Mr. and Mrs. :rs, chairm an, Mrs. V io.et W hit
tu rn ed o ff, m aking the occasion ' pleasantly passed In convei saUoi.,
tle
and
Mrs.
Ralph
Bowen.
These
C rapsey in the evening's e n te r
very impressive.
needlew ork and music and the
ladies will decide on th e m anner
tainm ent.
hostess
serving delicious re fre sh
F o u r tables o f “ BOO" w ere of e n te rta in m e n t, th e tim e and
D . l p h i . n G r o u p M e e tin g .
m
ents
to
th e follow ing ladies:
place
o
f
which
will
be
m
ade
pub
played. Mrs. L. A. Roberts w in
On n ex t T uesday aftern o o n , The honored g uest, Mrs. S. W.
ning high sehore fo r the ladies, lic later.
F eb ru ary 14. the two g roups of Baugh, and M esdames L. A. Rob
and Mrs. Dora P ayne receiving
the local D elphian society will erts, M yrtle M ayberry, Je n n ie
the consolation. L. A.
Roberts ' n f e r t a i n . B rid g e L u n c h e o n Club
m eet fo r stu d y w ork, th e m em W olcott, Ida C randall. M aurice
<>ne of the m ost d elig h tfu l
w te . the fo rtu n a te gentlem an and
bers o f Dr. M attie Shaw 's g ro u p Richardson, Ju liu s Koch, O béra
events
of
the
week
occured
W
ed
Ju liu s Koch was the man consol
will
m eet a t th e hom e o f M rs D Dunn, S tan ley L eonard and Mrs.
ed.
nesday aftern o o n
when
Mrs.
Perozzi on G ran ite stre e t, and W. H. Sams.
' be Crapsey home was beauti- W alter M axey presided over a
Mrs. W alter R ed fo rd ’s group will
ful with its d ecorations of cut <ne o’clock th ree c o u n e | un-
convene a t th e residence o f Mrs.
Mrs. Em m a G ooding and Mrs.
flow ers and potted p 'an ts. The ...c^n a* her p leasan t home on
Donald
W hitney o n Allison E. W. Cassidy, sisters o f C hief of
hordes us served m ost satisfy in g Allison stree t. Places being a r
stree t. The topic fo r the a f te r Police C harles Claus, who w ere
refre sh m e n ts to the following ranged fo r eight peop'e a t a
noon’s stu d y will be the Shakes- called here several days ago by
able b eau tifu l in the pastel
m em bers ut the close of the
' r;il” Play “ As You Like I t ” the d eath o f th e ir m other, Mrs.
hades
and
em
ploying
the
valcn-
gam es: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dick
cy. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Roberta,
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Eib, Mr.
and Mrs. Jam oa H orsey, Mr. and
Mr- Ji-lnius Koch, Mr. and Mrs.
Cl r . ay ae, M n. Je n n ie G ilbert
«ml ¡1 , hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
C rapsey and Mr. and Mrs. Shaw.
The next m eeting of this hap
py little club will be held at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. C liff
Payne on W ednesday, F ebru ary
112, with Mr. and Mrs. George
Eih as assisting hosts.
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R egular M e d in a of Civic Club
The re g u la r sem i-m onthly m eet
ing of the local Civic Im prove
m ent club occured T uesday a f te r
noon a t the Civic club house.
The follow ing in te restin g pro-
grnn whs ren d e re d : T rio “ N eapo
litan N ig h t" and "D ream in g ,” by
ine m otif. T he huge cen tcrp riecc
..as of freezias in the pa tel co!
ors. Place cards and score pads
fu rth e r carried out the valentine
ucheme, the d iffe re n t rooms also
reflec tin g the sp irit o f St. V al
e n tin e ’s day. As a su rp rise to the
hostess and to add h ila rity to the
a ffa ir, the g u ests cam e in dainty
pastel p rin ted gow ns and hair
ribbons, p o rtra y in g old fashioaed
valentines.
A fte r the luncheon, bridge was
played. Mrs. B. B. Balls w inning
a lovely priae fo r holding high
score o f the afte rn o o n . T he ladies
p resen t w ere: Mesdame Louis
Brown. B. H. Kalis, Jo h n Hughes,
Donald W hitney, F. G. Sweden
burg. Sylvan
P rovost, Frank
Dean and the hostess, Mrs. Max-
ey.
REGISTER
MttSM Z'M xm jnM 7 m ñ u r sa i¿ sm n r,
FREE
F- AY
SATURDAY ONLY!
J. C. Cole, le ft T h u rsd ay m orning
fo r th e ir home in L ong Beach,
C alifornia.
Mr. an d Mrs. B enjam in Sm ith
of M arshfield a re spending sever
al days with th e ir son D onald
Sm ith, who resides a t 41 F ifth
stree t, an d a tte n d s th e A shland
norm al school.
Mr. an d Mrs.
Sm ith also visited a d au g h ter,
who is a m issionary on th e B eat
ty reserv atio n in th e K lam ath
country. Mr. and Mrs. S m ith will
re tu rn to th e ir hom e in M arsh
field th e la tte r p a rt o f the week.
Mrs. A. A. M adden and Mrs.
A. E. T o n n er o f th is citjf sp en t
the day T h u rsd ay in M edford
visiting friends.
G eorge C u rran o f M edford was
a business visito r in A shland
T hursday.
F ra n k A nderson o f A genda,
Kansas, stopped o ff in A shland
the firs t o f th e week fo r a visit
w ith his old frien d s, Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. M adden and fam ily o f P ine
stree t.
Mr. A nderson has been
visiting frien d s in E ugene an d
o th er w estern cities an d is on his
way home.
Many men do
Not realize that
Washday brings the
Dreariest drudgery into
Their homes.
Relief
From this irksome toil
Is a gift within man’s
Power which will be
More appreciated than
“Gold or Rubies.”
Let
Us explain the many
Varied services our
Laundry offers, all
Of them within the av-
Erage family budget,
And any of which will
Definitely banish the
Tedious toil of wash-
Day from your home. ^
Call 165 today.
a
The
L a u n d ry
D oes it Best.
A S H L A N D L A U N D R Y CO.
31 W a te r St.
Gold H ill— Lively Lime co».
pany reopens kilns fo r heavj
production.
Vale— G row ers m shipped
218
cars farm produce from h ere in
1927.
P end leto n — $ 2 \8 6 6
contract!
le t fo r fo u r m iles road near]
Echo.
Vale tu rk e y grow ers delivered
$15,000 w orth of tu rk e y s fo r
Ja n u a ry pool.
R ainier— W ork begins on n«v|
mill to replace b u rn ed Menefe«|
mill here.
V ale— W. H. H arris sells 17
tu rk ey s fo r $138.84
o r $8.16
each.
m
Cam p C latsop— C o n tracts will
be le t fo r p erm a n en t nat nal[
g u ard buildings.
HERBERT’S GROCERY
STANDARD EGGS, 25c doz.
25c
Spratts Dog Bis. 35c
Oranges, doz...... 50c
Bird S e e d ............20c
C ocoanuts.......... 15c
Bird Gravel ........15c
Apples, 6-lbs
M o n th ly B a b y C lin ic .
The m onthly baby clinic will
be held F e b ru a ry 15 in th e local
com m unity
hospital.
Blanche
H icks has charge o f th e r e g is tra
tion a t th e public lib rary .
F ree
tra n sp o rta tio n will be provided
th e m others with babes who hare
no way of reach in g th e h ospital,
d iffe re n t ladies o f th e town
kindly o ffe rin g to assist w ith
th e ir cars.
It is hoped th a t a good a tte n d
ance will f e a tu re th e m eeting,
w ith a larg e n u m b er o f re g is tra
tions.
A R G O STA RCH
CORN O R G LO SS
3 fo r 25c
K ello g g s S h re d d e d W h e a t, 10c e ac h
M a rk e t D ay R aisin s, 37c
S a u e r K ra u t, 3-Ibs. 25c
W E D E L IV E R
C anby— New unio# high school
is read y fo r dedication.
So Pretty
So Reasonably Priced
The new Spring Coats and D resses
w ithin the price range of anyone. Coat
for choice of fabrics or type. Fu r still
ming, either Snorts or Dress Coa t, but
are very popular.
COATS
D R E SS E S
$ 1 2 -5 0
$ |Q .7 5
are good to look at a r.d are
styles cover a wide range
plays a strong part in trim
plain tailored Sport Coats
Co Ed D R E SSE S
$1 C-00
C A N D Y
150— 30 c e n t B oxes H a a s ’
F resh H o m e-m ad e S p ecials w ith ev ery
50c o r o v er p u rc h a se . O n e to a
cu sto m er
ADDIS DRUG STORE
to
to
to
* 6450
$12 5
iZ gm
KNITWEAR
ENSEM BLES
P E G G Y O ’D A R E
* °
Sweaters,, knit en-
$ 2 4 -5 0
in silk or wool
a
to
» 44 -so
combinations
sembies
D RY
G O O D S B E IN G C L O SE D O U T
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HAMS
S a tu rd a y O n ly !
S w ift’* P rem iu m H am , h a lf o r w hole,
a t p e r p o u n d , 29*/ac -
W ool G ood*
W ool G oods
Values $2.75 to $5.00
a yard—
.00 yard
|
Values $1.35 to $1.45
closing out at—
’ 2 yards $ 1 - 0 0
- \
A*k fo r S &
H
Many good buys in
Spring Wash Goods
at low closing
OUT
....
PRICES
G re en D iscount S tam p s
C au liflo w e r at, 2 head* fo r 25c
FREE
Buy 1 L arg e K e llo g g ’s All B ran
)
1 p k g K e lo g g ’s C orn F la k e s
) fo r 4 C c
1 pkg. K ello g g ’s P e p
)
**^c
A nd w e give you 1 la rg e p a c k a g e K ello g g ’s
S h re d d e d W h e a t B iscuit
SE E
O u r w in d o w s fo r th e fin est d isp la y of fru its a n d
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v e g eta b le s in th e c ity ..........................
Childrens Shoes
Our Childrens Shoes all built of gen
uine leather with full Oak leather soles
and Goodyear Welt for extra wear.
They have plenty of toe room and ex
tension soles to protect the uppers and
the childs foot. On February 25th we are going to give away the
large Kewpie Doll on display in o ur window. Come in and* ask
about i t
if t V m *
The SHOE DEN
W E HAVE
F resh supply ripe b u lk olives
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S a lt M ack erel ............................
H o lla n d H e rrin g
T r a d e h e re a n d W a tc h Y our
B an k A cco u n t G row
Ashland Cash & Carry
P H O N E 190
W E D E L IV E R
N o rth M ain
At McGee’s
Q u een
Q u a lity
S hoes
WOMEN'S WEAR. AND DRY GOOOS
M IC »-IAIN ST ASHLAND.ORE
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Dresses
MB*
FO R
H U SB A N D S
O N LY
M edford— C ra te r Lake
nigh-
way to be su rfa ce d w ith old-
1 m acadam .
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