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MEREST
IN WINTER FAIR
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'ASHLAND, Oil. 31. Much Interest
la bchV mnnifOHted In tho Ashland
Wlntor Fiilr, wlilnh will Ijo hi'ld In
AHhlarul December 6, 0, 7. A Hpeclul
Mature in the Art Department will
bo Qn exhibit from thc.l'nitt InHtltute
of New York. Tills institute In In
tending to conduct u Hummer nchool
in Ashland next uuinmer and for that
rennon have Bent exhibits of their
work to Mrs. V. V. Millx, who has
HAIR stays
'Millions Use It' - Few' Cents
' Buys Jar at 'Drugstore
iKven obstinate, unruly or ahampooed
hair stays combed all day in any Btylo
you like. "Hair-Groom" is a dignified,
combing cream which gives that natural
gloss and woll-groomed olfect to your
. hair that final touch to good dross1
both in business and on social occasions.
1'Hair-Groom" is greaseless; also helps
grow thick, heavy, lustrous hair. Bo
ware of groasy, harmful imitations.
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY
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1 ; STATION :p , 4
"PHaimHv Phon BO
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:'v:N... ANNOUNCING "''J
General Motors Greatest Achievement
The Lowest Price Six-Cylinder
THE NEW OLDSM
An Advanced Showing of
Prices, delivered in Medford: Touring and Roadster
MEDFORD AUTO
h:irKc of thlH work. The art depart
ment of thin fnir will undoubtedly be
one of the mot IntereHtini? ever Kivon
uh a gruup of AHhland ladien are
tiikltiK HiitH-ial IntoreHt In making the
department very attractive. Tho eom
mfttco in rhfirtfo 1h Mra. V. V. Mills,
and Mr. Harry. Harrison, who. haw
chnrffc of the painting and ifhina
painting. MrH. AIIJIh will ho aHl8tod
by Mrs. John Finneran, MrH. O. A.
I'aulHerud, Mlwi Helen Diekoraon,
with Mrn. Gerald Gunter, Mrs. Alex
UvinKaton and Mra. N. H. Harrison
UHHiBtiiiK Mrs. Harry llarrlwon. An
other novel featuro Ih the offerinB of
J3.00 for firHt prl;;o; J2.00 for Heeond
and $1.00 fur third pvizn for tho hunt
exhibit of attractive KlftH that can
bo made for tv;nty-fivo contH or
under, whleh can be uHed an a hiik
HCHtlon for ChriHtmnB. tsltta. The
awards will be made on the following
poinU; . 1. Number of varied typeH
of Rifta. 2 AttractivenoHS of KlftH.
Any pci-Hon, or group ff Hchool chil
dren up to ten in number can com
pete. Any small piece of materiulH
of yrtrna etc., ihat would ordinarily De
wawted may be uHed without consider
ing them an item or expciiHO. ; Tho
approximate cost niunt bo tagged on
the nrticlo with the Individual or
KroupH' name on tho tan-. AH articles
must be Riven to either Mrs. Victor
Mills or Mrs, Harry Harrison tho day
before tho fair opciiH. it is hoped that
a great many Christmas HiiKKostlons
will bo Rotlen from thlH feature, and
that a great many different artieloB of
beauty and daintiness will be dis
played. Mr.- Seymour Jones, ex-Bpeakor Of
tho houHe of representatives of Salem,
will addreus the citizens of Ashland
on tho Income tax bill on Friday even,
lnff, November 2. Tho meeting will be
hold ut the City 'Jiall.
Special attention is benlg ffiven to
National Apple "Week, October 31 to
November 6, by tho Ashland Cha'mber
of Commerce, plans are now being
made for an apple show, during this
week, which will probably be held in
tho exhibit building near tho depot.
Further plans will bo announced
later. ...
l( Tho .Forensic society of tho Ashland
high school met at tho high school li
brary Monday night. After tho usual
buslnOHS meeting a parliamentary
drill was held, which afforded much
amusement and pleasure as many of
tho members were Quito unfamiliar
with parliamentary procedure. 1'luns
woro alHo dlscusHcd for a Christmas
play, which will bo given beforo tho
assembly a few days beforo tho
Christmas holidays. Tho mooting was
led by Miss Clara Will, who was as
sisted by the advisor, Miss Hlack.
Mrs. Frank HeHH of Allison street
left Tuesday evening fur Dunsmulr to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Stan
ley for two or three weeks.
Mrs. W. M. Htennett of Talent wiirt
an Ashland visitor .Tuesday. Mrs;
Htonnett will move to Los Angelosj
California in a few weeks.
Mrs. Harry Silver of Oakland, Cali
fornia Is visiting at tho homo of her
grandmother, Mrs. Max I'racht of
Euclid avenue. Mrs. Silver expects
to visit in AHhland for about threo
weeks. She will bo remombered to
Ashland residents as Miss Maxlno
lraeht, and has spent most of her lifo
in this city, ns has also her huHhaml,
Mr. Harry Silver.
Mr. Evan Wimor, former engineer
1 10 in. Wheel Base 12 Spokes in Wheels
31x4 Cord Tires 2200 Pounds
Rugged 5 in. Frame, Well Reinforced with
Heavy Gussett Plates i ,
"L" Head Motor Pressure Oil to All Bearings
Hollow Crank and Camshaft
DELCO LIGHTING AND STARTING SYSTEM
Vacuum Tank t Speedometer
Transmission Brake Willard Battery
Borg & Beck Single Disc Clutch with full Adjustment
on the Southern Pacific' of Itoseburg.
was in Ashland Tuesday on business.
Tho Chamber of Commerce held a
forum luncheon at tho Hotel Ashland
Tuesday noon. The honor ffueHt for
tho luncheon was Itev. C. V. Koehler
who will leave for Spokane the first
of next month. Mr. Koehler has re
sided in Ashland for the past five
years and has always been a loyal
supporter of the Chamber of Com
merce, who extended him their best
wishes for succcsh and happinesa in
IiIh new home. The committee in
chargo was State Senator George W.
Dunn, chairman; V. M. Brtffgs, F, F.
Whittlo and C. H. Pioree,, Mr. Koeh
ler was the speaker of the luncheon,
choosing fur his topic tho subject
"Tho Foursquare Man." . Mr. Koehler
gavo a very inspiring talk and it is
sincerely regretted that he is required
to leave Ashland. ,
Tho state Sunday School Conven
tion convened at 2:30 for the first
meeting of the convention. Dr. Hugh
S. McGill, noted Sunday school '".an,
who la the general secretary of tho
International Sunday School associa
tion addressed the congregation uh did
Or, Mfllikcn, director pf tho religious
education of the, Presbyterian Synod
of: Oregon and Or. Fred Grey, di
rector of religious education, of Con
gregational churches, . The program
for Thursday is as follows:
Mornlng-r- .
0:00 Devotional..
9:30 Divisional conferences,
(a) Children's division. ,
b) Young people's division.
(c) Adult division.
(d) Administrative.
11:00 Address, Rov, Koehler.
11:30 Conference, vacation schools,
reports from delegates.
Afternoon .
1:30 Devotlonnl song Hervice.
2:00 Address, E. E. CiHHna, Gen. Sec.
state council, "Needs of the Kural
Schools." i
2:30 Address, Mrs. Fred Engle,
"Cradlo Holl "Work.
3:19 Address. Kov. Milllken, director
of roligioun . education for Oregon
Haptlst churches.
Evenlng-rf
G:00 Httjiquet. .
7:30 Song service.
7:B0-Address, Itev. W. Judson Old
field. 8 1 1 5 Address, Dr. Van Nuys, director
religious education Pres. Synod of
Oregon. . -.-.-
MrH. Jack Lilly of Union street,
who has boon visiting In Tacoma for
tho past two weeks, relumed, to Ash
land Tuesday morning for a short
stay hero before leaving on tho even
ing train for Dunsmulr, where she will
Join her husband, who has been trans
ferred to a southern run. .
Cut This Out It la Worth Money
Bond this ad and ton ce-ts to Foley
& Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago,
111., writing your name and address
cloarly. You will receive a ten cent
bottlo of Foley'a Honey and Tar for
Coughs, Colds, and Croup, also free
sample packages of Foloy Kidney
Pills for Backache, Rheumatic Pains,
Kidney and Klndder trouble, and
Foloy Cathartic .Tablots for Constipa
tion and MiliousncsB. These wonder
ful romediOB have liplpcd millions of
people. Try them! Sold everywhere.
Adv.
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LEAFLETS MAY BE
SECURED, C. OF C.
Some time ago the Medford cham
ber of commerce sent a quantity of
Hose pears to the Portland chamber
of commerce und these "wore served
at the forum luncheon on the 15th of
October. One pear and a leaflet, giv
ing factsl and figures regarding this
particular pear, were placed at each
plato and many of tho five hundred
who attended tho forum got their
first laHto of this delicious fruit.
Ed Andrews, CharleH Hazclrigg,
Tom Swem and several other Medford
residents attended, this particular
forum. They reported that tho pears
njude a hit and that Medford received
some extraordinary publicity there
from. Tho chairman of the forum
called particular attention to tho fact
that tho pears wero donated by the
citizens of Medford.
On one side of the leaflet which tho
chamber prepared gave a very Inter
esting and instructive hlHtary of the
origin of tho Uosc pear. This was
contributed by F. C. Itolmer of the
Southern Oregon Experiment station
Tho other side contained facts in re
gard to the Bosc pear and Its relation
to tho Rogue Itlver valley. The out
standing featuro of the latter was a
statement taken from the report of
the U. S. Department of Agriculture
that eighty-five per cont of the Bosc
pears marketed in tho United States
are grown in the Medford district of
tho Koguo Kiver valley. Copies of
these circulars may bo secured from
tho local chamber.
The pears were donated to the
chamber of commerce by the Earl
Fruit Co., Guy W, Connpr, .Stewart
Fruit ' Co., Dennis, Kimball & Popo
and Sgobel & Day. '
ZEV DEPARTS FOR
. ';'(' ' ' '
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NEW YORK, Nov. 1. Zcv, the
idol of American turfdom departs to
day for Ijitonln,, Ky., there to decide
on Saturday tho moot question of
whether ho or My Own has tho faster
legs: The nemiHis of Great Britain's
favorite, Papyrus, will appear in tho
$50,000 Latonta championship, in
which My Own already is entered.
55ev also topped off his triumphant ca
reer yesterday by showing his heels to
tho field, winning by four lengths the
autumn championship of the racing
season at Empjro pity. . Incidentally
the great hot-so earned In this raco
$5HiO, increasing his total winnings
to $:!&, 073, more than 15,000 greater
than Mnn O' War's.
GIVE ILLUSTRATED
TALK, FRIDAY P. M.
ThoBe Interested in tlio missionary
work on the foreign field will be In
spired by the messase which is to be
given at the Prcsrj.v.eriaa chux;h on
Friday evening illustrated by steroop
ticon slides. Tho speaker vltt be Mov.
Van V. Kddinss of tho Orinoco Kiver
Misaleon in Kastcrn Venezuela, South
America. This mlsslson Is not a Pres
byterian mission, but as Interdenom
inational, in fellDws-:p with all evan-
, gellcal believers.
TIiIb mission Ifj another of those
great movements sutn ns tho China
I Inland Mission, which is conducted I
; entirely on the basis of faith both for I
the funds with which to carry on the
work and for tho men and women who I
offer themselves as workers.
Hev. Van V. Eddlng3 is the general
director of the mission work and Is
on a speaking tour through northern
California, wostern and northern Ore
gon and Washington. It Is a tour o'.'
information giving. He is to speak In
Ashland, Phoenix, Central Point,
Grants Pass, First Presbyterian
Carnation is just
cows' milk clean
sweet, pure re
duced to double rich
ness by evaporation.
Makes cooking richer.
OrJir from your frattr.
OBILE - SIX
BODIES BY FISHER
Interchangeable Fenders, Running Boards and Hoods
Outside Door Handles 1 Drum Head Lights
Thermoid-Hardy Universal Joint
Service Cover at Center of Rear Axle for Removing
Differential
Motor is slightly tilted at the rear giving a straight line
drive from motor to rear axle
Long 2 in. Underslung Rear Springs Semi Elliptic
$915; Goupe for 4 $1230; Sedan $1290
COMPANY ...'.'
ch'irch of Portland and in other
places.
Everyone is Invited without regard
tn .i,.noniinntlon. The service will be-
Ein at 7:30 p. m. This work Ir an out-)
growth of tho Torrey Dible School of
Los Ant-'eles. '
The Secret
of Good
Baked Beans
KITCHEN BOUQUET
does for baked beans
what it does for gravies
greatly adds to their
flavor and improves
their coloi.
In Boston, where the
preparation of all kinds
of beans has reached a
perfection that is the
despair of all other sec
tions, KITCHEN BOU-,
QUET is most liberally
used.
Preparing for the oven,
add a tablespoonful to
a quart of beans. Pre
pare your beans the
Boston way.
mem BOUQUET
Lunch Kits
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER
SHIPMENT OF LUNCH KITS.
Regular price $3.50 , .
OUR PRICE
$0.50
4
Medford
Phone 10
Car Ever
LARGE AND ROOMY
Orders Taken
BARTLETT
FURS
With M. M. Store
Medford Bldg.
i; Medford Iron Works
Our Hpeclalty
Medford Quartz Mill
,fi General Foundry' and Mat'hiue
Work.
11M N. Central Hi.
Each
Pharmacy
in Rotation
Built
Corner Main & Holly Sts.