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Newspaper Page TextMEDTTOftD WATT.) TRTBUNK MTCPFQItf), OKKqON, SATUR1)AAVAU(UJST J, l.t3 MMttMMMil-dNlb4fcM PXOTJ 'BED .( r, ia IC " r . V t f ?" S? 9 H ,' octet INTERESTING ETINGS OF WO MENS CLUBS T A largo nttondnnco ot Indies niut children sixty-tlirca lu number, were present nt tho "Home coming" of tho Ladles Alii Society of tho First M. E. church Wednesday afternoon In tho men's tent on tho church lawn. Tho meeting was presided over by Mrs. Chns. Hoy, tho now president, slto having boon elected In July to succeed tho retiring president Mrs. Conklln. A committee waB appointed to select and purchase a new carpet for tho church, repairs aro now being mado and when completed, tho build ing will ,bo inoro comfortable In every way, besides will seat 150 pooplel moro than before. In November, a lecture will be given by Itov. Charles M, Sheldon, author ot "In His Steps." On ae-j count of of this fact and tho world wldo popularity ot his works, partic ularly "In His Steps" It Is hoped there will bo a largo audience of members and friends to hear this great man. Although a largo number of tho Indies liavo been absent on camping trips and vacations, a fair amount ot Ladies Aid work has been accom plished, ono circle report 120 calls mado during ono month, forty-two being mado by ono lady. Tho presi dent urges each circle to mako extra efforts to make tho incoming year tho best In tho history of tho A'id So ciety. Visit the sick and necdy.Thc strangors and report to some ono of the circles, of which there are six and let ttiemselvcs bo known and the lad ies will call on them. After a short program of music and readings all- renal red to t ho basement of tho church to partake ot the delicious watermelon feast, prepared by tho Busy Bco circle. A Boclal time was enjoyed and all disbanded and went homo to meet again in September. Tho opening of the Country Club in lis new home last Saturday with golf, nnd tennis matches ns the prin cipal features terminated in n charm ing evening party including n buffet supper and dnnciug.v The nift3' little clubhouse with its "summery" furnishings, chintz drop erics nnd wide porcheri wuS the .sceuo of sent ml intercsi, the dancing nkiiig place on tto verandas. Tho music wari given by three of the members of tho 3ledford Concert orchestra who also gave nn im promptu program during tho serving of supper. Jnpnnc5o lanterns-, otted plants and early autumn flowers were decorative accessories to the throng of white trousered club members and their daintily gowned guots. The opening, probably marks the begin ning of a series of similar parties to folow throughout Iho coming season. The preM'ut officers of the club are: president, Mr. H. II. Parsens: Secretary, Mr. Chandler Egan, trcas urer, Mr. A. S. Kosenbnum. Tho homo of Mr, nnd Mrs. Isaac llrlttsau, of Ashland was tho sccno ot a pretiy wedding Wednesday, when at o'clock on that day their son, V. R. llrlttsan, nnd Miss Nellie Raker were united in marriage. Tho wedding march, to which tho young couple entered tho room, was played by Mrs. Howell Isaac. The ring scrvlco was used, Kev. Howell Isaac officiating. Tho brldo was dressed In white voilo over palo ping nnd car ried bouquet of white roses. Hoses, sweet peas nnd evergreen were pro fusely used In tho decorations. A dainty luncheon, to which all did ample Justice, was served after tho ceremony, following tho hearty congratulations which wcro show ered upon tho young people. The brido came to Ashland last September from Chicago, in company with Mrs. Issac nnd children, hop ing to regain her health. Her sweet voice, especially adapted to gospel music, has won her many friends dur ing her residence in this city. Tho groom is a merchant of llcd ford nnd Is n young man of excellent character. Tho many friends of tho young couple consider them excep tionally well mated. Mr. and Mrs. Brittsan. left for a few weeks stay at Crater Iake and other points. On their return, they will make Mcdford their home. Tho wedding guosts included Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brittsan, parents of the groem: Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Baxter of Medford, Mr. and Mrs. Tabor and children, Jir. ana .Mrs. uoy .Martin jVnra Lane, and Miss Gertie Brittsan. relatives of tho croem: Mrs. Elizabeth La- Hech. Mr. and Mrs. Howell Isaac, and tho Misses Faith and Elizabeth Isaac. Miss Gladys Heard nnd Miss Hazel Davis wcro hostesses nt tho homo of Miss Davis Wednesday afternoon, en tertaining with n "flower shower" for Miss Hortha English, whoso mar riage is to tako plnco next month, Tho rooms were decorated with vines and black-eyed susans, tho table, con tcrplcco being a largo cropc-paper covered basket filled wl(h flowers, a bouquet from each guest. TIjls was present to tho guest of honor, also a hnndsomo vase, by tho hostesses, many practical "household helps," gifts from those present. Af ter tho "showor" bridge was played and refreshments served. The guests fncluded:' Misses Eng lish, Hutchison, Kentuor, Ida Loo Kentner, l'rlnglo, vnre. Rlddell. Blodgett, Dahl, Etnerick. Merrick, Evcrhard, Ilnnce, Deuel. Marshall, Fish. Mesdames Rothcrmnl, Dodge, Drgcsch, Rcdfiold, Brown, Colvig, Hill. Mclntyre. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall entertained tho Herring, Tracy and McClatchle families with a melon party at their home "Five Pines" near Central Point. The honors wcro equally di vided between Mr. Herring and Mac Clatchlc as which could cat tho more. Tho other members of tho party wcro doing their duty nobly how over. Mr. Marshall has 20 acres of tho largest and most delicious musk nnd watermelons from which ho will have 100 largo wagon loads for tho mar ket, and raised without irrigation. Speaking of porductlvg Oregon. He sold ?4J1 worth of hay from 0 acres of non-Irrigated soil, Mr. Marsliall has flvo sons owning orchards with which they are per fectly satisfied and all declare there Is no jplace the equal of Roguo Itlver valley for climate, scenery and soil. A merry llttlo party among tho "youngest" set was given Wednesday evening by Misses Hutu and Esther Warner at their homo on West Mnln street. Mrs. Edward Warner, Miss Beulah Warner nnd Miss Flora Gray assisting. Tho ovcnlng's amusement Included several original games and ended with the dancing of the Virginia reel. Salted nuts, ico cream and cake wcro served from small tables. Thoso present were Jean Budge, Anncttp Vakcman, Nellie Campbell. Wllma Harrison. Hazci relatives! Ant lo I.mmn rirlmliv. T..m Wiillhprs. Lucllo York, Frances York, Carter Brandon, Alex Ware, Stewart Tor ney, Luther Deuel, Lloyd- Hnrrlson, Lyl- Walthors. Kenneth Jcron Ohar!c3 Ray, Claro Scely, Franela HciiWt. CupHol Jlill was (lie scone on Wednesday uftoriiuou, August 'J'JHtlt, of u quiet .tomo wcjldjng, when Mint! llnr.el Dolpli nfSnginuw, Michigan, was united in mnrringo to Harris I), .lijues, one of Die firm of lnno Brothers, owners of Cnptol IJill much. The ceremony was per formed nt. the new homo of Mix. NY. I). June by Nov. Mr, Shield, junior of Hie First Presbyterian church. Tho only wtlnovej) worn in,euHjertf"r tiQ family, Messrs. iiml Mesilium-H l.nrlclon mid Milton dunes, MhstW l'udinrd dunes and Mary aimbelh Jnnesf rcMileuls of Capitol IJill, Mr. nnd Mrs. AV. 1). Janes of Snginnw, Mich., parents of Iho groom, and Jiis aunt, Mr. II. . Pointer of Minneapolis, The wed ding supper wns served ut the homo of Mr.1 ami Mrs. Cnrlclon Junes where t)i table was tastefully deco rated in green mult white. The bride and' giw'ti left If or a two wccjjji camping trip in the mountains and wll be, at limine after October 1M at Capitol Hill mneji. J Mn and Mrs. Kriwju Do Lamulu eft Krjdny moruiitj? tor their homo n Oakland. California, ufter a few Visit with Mr. and Mr. J. Wilson at their Ijenl Lane ranch home. tr. and Mrs- U l.aiuate w'ero very much oTiTumetl with 'the in weeks'" I ullev many and people. weru eulertaiiied by A number of friends of Olive .Jojinson gave )ier i) dcjljjlitful mir inisq at her Jiqjuo mi South Oakdnlc l'Vlduy uvuning. Half f Ilia girls tunsiUcnuiiiK us boys added greatly to tho merriment of the occasion, Al'tur u very cnjoyahlo evening was spent, dmi.ty rchcslimculs were served, after which tho ,vou)g "gentlemen" escorted the Indies to their respective homes. Mr. J. K. Ifcibly, Mrs. .1, I). Heard nnd Mij.s Gladys Heard left Friday by motor for Khuuntli Kails. Mrs. Hadgoot and Miss Conners of l'ltihidclphla are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. llamil. Mrs. Stanton Griffix left Suiubiv for West field, Now York, to remain about two mouths. Mr, and Mrs. E. R. Wallers nro on a motor trip to descent City. , Miss Ida Ia'c Kentner returned from Newport last Sum! ay. , ., !H.Hrticc Putnam J visiting Minn Dorothy Von dor llolion. - Miss lone Flyuii spent n fow days lu Ashland this week, SUBSTITUTOR Fined SSSSSMfe At CnHn Pminfjiln i SOLD GHEipHui "linn, ." m"-n I .nww lf- ffi sfcrUVElJBS ItrBfeSV.iabF fl '..i.il Ull ".L.W. coBiTrrs.-.oif ilLXli :iuoi7 '.10 hfeSSr.-if ;. MALiru iw"--. w,.:.i..-, - IV. it. . ttpiSSBnsff'w I. M fln..l . '.'"""I Mm L -". """HI ilto, "'" l.v .''"" CIMI. A, tar "J"0''" '!' nt,,,, th"":vn" nH.,V "','?' 'Kncd " .eV1.f:,r. "nth p w',r ' "Hi nr; "lAtli..! OHIO "ck IMn hrnhiJ linn .. l. " ZT."lr!!? J WohJ. nT "".-. ou--- ""jnvi wn tffotect UctMeSJ Mrs. Earl Oaddls from Butto Falls. has returned Tho local order of Knights of Py thias will give an elaborate banquet nt tho IC. of P. hall Monday evening for twelve of the recently initiated members and as a fiualo to the sum mer's work. Following aro those iu chargo of tho affair. Committee on refreshments, Messrs Saunders, R. R. Ebel and Hen Thow hrldgo; C. T. Trowbridge, Jr., floor manngor; C. E. Saunders, toastmas tcr. After dinner talks will bo given by tho follewing: Messrs. Herman J' Ratle. B. F. Mulkcy, W. F. Shields, Harry Wortman, I. W. Stearns, M. A. Rader, W. W. Elfert, Olon Arn- epiger, J. F. Hutchason. Tho ladles of tho Christian church gave a lawn social Friday afternoon nnd qvenlng, serving ico cream and cake. Qujto a llttlo sum was realized from tho (irocceds. Thoso Jn chargo of tho nffntr woro Mesdames Uarnett, Carper, Robinson uud Cunningham, Miss Lcuoro Henshaw who has lioon a guest at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Hlllp leaves Tuesday for her homo in Scuttle. Mrs. Lou Jones, Mr, and Mrs. 'Ackloy nnd Mrs. Hull left Sunday for a trip including Crater Lake, Pelican Bay aiid Klnmuth Falls. Mrs, W, F. Shields Is oxpqptcd hoine next week, Mrs. Shields has been visiting u sistor In Pennsylvania. - Miss FJoru Gray returned this week from , visit with Miss Genevlovp Newstaadt at San Francisco. Mrs, J, ' P-jSVjilte spent Thursday in Phoenix a guest of Mrs, James JtMIllW, ' ' . , Mr. and Mrs, Robert Tolfor ro turnytl from 'Eugene Thursday. A dancing party was given by Miss Mildred Waro at her home Friday evening Jn honor of Miss Margaret Blodgett of Northfleld, Minn., who Is a guest at the. Waro homo The oc casion was entirely enjoyable. Miss. Warp's guests wcro Misses Bess Kentner, Ida Leo Kcntnor, Fern Hutchison, Jcsslo Pringlc, Bertha Rngllsh, Madgo RIddell, Mayme Douei, Evelyn Carey, Francis Kcn noy, Mabel Scantlln, Ruth Merrick, Joscphlno Root; Margery Ware. Messrs. Tumy, Root, Reed, Deuel, Burdetto, Dodge, Bardwoll, BIddle, MacDonald, Scantlln, Ralph Waro, Will Scantlln, Tom Scantlln, Harry Honkins. Charles Speck, Lumsden, Cecil Waro, Fletcher Ware. Mr. and Mrs. Redfield, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hill. Miss Berry entertained a few friends at her homo on Laurel street Saturday aftornoon in honor or Miss Lonoro Henshaw of Seattlo who Is visiting friends in this city. Miss Berry's guests Included Miss Hen shaw, Miss May Holco, Miss Ruth Paxson of Central Point, Miss Helen Dahl, Miss Jounesso Butlor, Miss Fern Joromo and Mrs. Ralph Lincoln. Miss Nellio Brlggs of Ashland was tho host of a house party at the Brlggs residence pn Almond street in honor of Miss MInulo Jackson of Medford and Mis Fay McVoIgh of Crescent City. Tho festivities began Monday and ended Friday night. A largo number of Ashland young ladles havo been In attendance. Mr. und Mrs. Potor Stconstrup are enjoying nn auto trip to Shasta Springs, Thoy will return by way of Klamath Falls to tuko in the auto races. An affair eagerly anticipated is tho dinner to bo given Tuesday even ing at tho Hotol HolhYudfor former students of thoJUnlverslty of Oregon, Irs. "O. E. OshoniO'lort Sunday ovcnlng for Portland. Gcorgo bridge. L. A number of ladles wcro Invited to the home of Mrs. Ben Trowbridge Wednesday afternoon for a "fare well" to Mrs. John White who leaves soon for Berkeley, Cnl., to spend the winter season. Thoso present were Mrs. White, Mrs. W. H. Stewart, Mrs. J. E. Stewart, Mrs. Wm. Merrill, Mrs. I. L. Hamilton, MnjL W. T. York. Mrs. DavldC Mrs. Ben Trow- Mrs. John F. White nnd daughter, Miss Zela, will leavo tomorrow for Berkeley, Cal., where Miss Zelc will continue her violin studios under Glullo Mlnettl. Mr. and'Mrs. A. S. 'Furry of Phoe nix, Miss Gertrudo Weeks and Gcr trudo Hargravo of Medford returned Wednesday from a vacation trip to Dead Indian. a Dr. and Mrs. Hargravo. Dr. and Mrs. Morrison rcturnod from a trp to Crater Lake and Pelican Bay Thursday evening. .Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ferry and ch'l dren returned Tuesday from, a vaca tion trip including Crator Lake, Klamath Falls and Pelican Bay. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stephens of Portland wcro guests of Mr. andiMrs. J, D. Miller a fow dayB this wook, before going on to Crater Lake. Mrs. O. G. Wick and son of Tus- con, Ariz., are jn Medford for a twq mouth's visit with Mrs. Wick's sis ter, Mrs. Edward Charles Root. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. U. Lumsden, Mrs. Charles, son and . daughter, re turned Friday from an auto trip to Crator Lake. . Mrs. Carl Hollbronnor returned thu lust of this wcok from n stay of soveral weeks at Newport, Ore. Miss Flora Gray returned Monddj from a soveral weeks stay In San Francisco. A dinner wns aivcu Tuesday even ing nt the Country Club, tho.sc present including Mr. nnd Mrs. Couro Kierp, Mr. and Mrs. I'hil jlamil, Mr. and Mrs, Lincoln MeComutek, Mr. und .Mrs. Cbnudler Kgan, Miss ltnHi Hollo way, Mr. Kddie Uurgess and Mr. Slater Johnson. Mrs. Gcorgo Itoonu Curenter entertained villi a bridge party Kri dny nfternoon for Miss Cornelia Conger of Chicago, who is n guest nt tho Carpenter home for a short time. Mrs. MeCuwIey of Chutunooga, Tenn., arrived in this city Monday for mi iudnfujiic period. Mrs. MeCawley will visit her brother, Mr. Stanton (5 riff is. Mr. nnd Mrs. Chandler Kgan, Mrs. .McUMiiey ana .Mr. MoArtuur were dinu dinner guests of Mr. Stnutou Griffis nt his home Friday evening. Tho golf and tenns elubs will give a dinned this evening ut the Country Club. A number of tennis mutches nnd a baseball gamu wil be given. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Oatman, Mr. and Mrs. Murray and families re turned from a vacation at Newport tho first of tho wcok. Thirteen women and ono man who had lived moro than 100 years died in B)mnus Aires Just year, Mrs. B. B. Nowlcs and daughter, Miss Blanche left Tuesday for a visit with frlcnds'nt Colorado Springs. Miss Elizabeth Putnam has re turned from a visit with her brother, Arthur Putnam at San Francisco. Mr. 11. G. Wortman and fapilly nnd Rev. W. F. Shields returned Thursday from Butto Falls. Mrs. Helen Hasklns, Miss Helen and Miss Loralno Lawton aro at New port for a short time. Miss Agnes Isaacs left Tuesday morning for Portland to upend n month with friends. ' " Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Daniels. Mr, and Mrs. Win. Budgu spont Sunday at Ray Gobi, Mrs. Ralph Woodford spent n few days with friends at Grants Pass this wcok. Mr. and Mrs. Hal Piatt and young son returned this week from Butto Falls. . Mr. and Mrs. Oris Crawford spent & few days at Gold Hill this week. 5' ... ?j. Dr. and Mrs. Kccno aro "vacation ing" at Lake Plow and Klamath Falhi. Mrs a tin an Alfred Flynn Is visiting it.'Mrs. Porter, at Tacoma, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Evnnston nro at Klamath Palls visiting friends. ' Mrs. George King .returned Mon day from a trip to Butto Talis. ., j Every Child Should be Given This Tonic When children havo no oppetlte: when they arc continually poovlsh and Irritable; when thoy aro restless lu their sleep, it Is almost n certain In dlcatlnn that their digestive organs nro troubled with worms or other parasites. This Is a very common nllmont and easily remedied. Physi cians will tell you that nearly every child Is so troubled at sonio time and, in fact, many adults suffer in tho snmo way. Among adults this trou blo is Invariably referred to ns In digestion, when In reality it Is duo to n small paraslto which Infests tho Intestinal tract. For children, Jayno's Tonic Verml fugo Is unsurpassed, ns it Is not only destructive to these parnsltes, but completely removes tho nests In which their young aro dopoiltcd.' Seldom docs It purgo, and tho Improvement In tho health of tho child will ho tho first and best Indication ot tho beneficial results of tho modlclno. Not only will tho Vcrmlfugo destroy nil tho parasites, but its wonderful tonic effects will restore tho diges tion whch has been Impaired, For children, tho addition of a llttlo sugar will mako It so palatable that they will tako It readily. Mil lions of parents havo praised t for moro than eighty years. Insist on Jayno's; accept no other. Bold by druggists everywhere. Dr. D. Jayno & Son, 'Philadelphia, Pa. inmimi on th Original "Horiiok'm "Others are Imitations ;.,..,;,- ICE, CREAM PURE and WHOLESOME AT TIIH RIGHT PRICK III carton, 25 cunts per quart. it cents extra for packers or any size up to ouu gallon. Any order over one gallon at $1 per gnlloh. Deliveries ot packers to nny part of tho city. Ico cream served nt tho croamury at f cents per dish. Medford Crcai? Q Butter Co, V" !V- Just a bit of mention of everyday Kiinnnor toilet helps you must bo deeply interested in TALCUM Talcums easily tho most popular of toilet powders. Wo carry all tho leading brands any kind you want any odor any tint uny price. FACE LOTION IT PAYS THE PHOTOGRAPHER TO t'HE AND HANDLE Seneca Cameras They nro uucutialod lu simplicity of operation, lu durnhlllty'niid In results. Have many marked Improvements not found on any other Camera. Made on Honor Sold on Merit Not in tlio Trust Our lino Is exceptionally complete, consisting of many styles nnd sixes, enabling every ono Interested In photography to nocuro Just tho Cnmorn they want. SENECA CAMERAS will plenso your customers, and pny you a good profit, WRIT)-: TODAY TOR HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED CATALOG SENECA CAMERA MFG. CO., Eocliostor, ty Y. Largest Independent Camera Manufacturers lu tho World, You neod fnco lotions, too mighty deslrnblo for tan, freckles, and wlndburii vacation necessity. Wo havo all sorts tho host ono. Wo mako Witch Hazol Benzoin C renin. COLD CREAM for ladles and bahlos for laddies and Insoles, for everybody Cold Cream. All tho popular kinds und a flno special mndn by our solves, Pitt Theatrical Cream. MEDFORD PHARMACY - Near PoMofflco A CRAFTSMAN BUNGALOW With Hand Made CRAFTSMAN FURNITURE Marje especia! for this house ' 4 Arranged with especial regard to conven ience for houskeeping. .Ideal hoine for small family. Grounds in keeping with 4ne house. This property will apioeal to the woman with an eye for beauty and -artistic effect. Owner must sell at , . , , , ....,, v , rnce low ana terras easy, once, 618 Dakota Avenue, near King Street Phone Main 5422 . CQE AND SEE IT .r.oo!v 'for Hip plwe Hint is different Flour? Coffee? Tea? OR WHAT? Anything you buy from us in tlfo Gro cory lino will bo right. Our Bakory Do partmont is a sourco of prldo to us invostigato, Allen Grocery to. rr- :j..u..:r.j!-5. GET YOUR BOXES AND CRATES for Peaches and Cantaloupes from ROGUE RIVER COMMISSION CO, , . Bedford, Oregon Pfac. B62J, . ' Home 307 ! ; frln4tllH2taiMl!vm . , nv!fcjwWrfr4' ( . -"-"' " --- - -V" . . 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