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MEDFORD. OREGON, FlilDAY, JULY 21, 1925
NO. 106
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ASHLAND, July 24. On and after
the 25th, (tomorrow) the city of Ash
. land Is districted for Irrigation and
sprinkling purposes, the dividing line
la Iho nnulAvnril mid Afnlrt at foot Th a
upper district will be alowed to ue i f delighted with Ashland and
the water Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, from 5 a. m. until 10 a. ni.
and from 5 p. m. until 10 p. m. even
ings. Sunday from 5 a. m. to 10 a. m.
The same hours prevail in the lower
district on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, except that on Sunday the
water Is used in the evenings from fi
until 10. This does not apply to those
who are metered, or to those under the
'ditch from the Talent Irrigation com
pany.' From a report, it Is learned
that the -consumption of . water has
doubled In Ashland In the last ten
years. The Increased usage Is attribu
table, to the "almost universal use of
household conveniences. The figures
show that ther are 40,000 gallons of
water used 1y ach person In Ashland
b per year, around 100 gallons a da,
which are rather astonishing figures.
There is plenty of water, it is stated,
but to Insure these the condition ob
taining the rest of the summer, these
regulations were made.
t . Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sayles have been
, entertaining Mr. Sayles' niece, Mrs.
C. L. Bent of San Francisco, who has
been here for the past three weeks.
. During the time of her stay, there
have been many outings and pleasant
trips arranged for her, among them
the ldelightful visit to Crater Lake.
Mrs. - Bent is the wife of the pastor
o fthe First Methodist church of Han
Francisco, She has enjoyed her vlBlt
In Ashland very much, Mrs. Bent
leaves Friday for her California home,
Mrs. It. K. " Sutton, Mrs. Sayles'
mother, . has. returned from her visit
-extending into months; at Huntington
Beach, aCIIfornla. She has been the
,' guest of -her daughter, Mrs. George F.
; King. -"While enjoying most thorough
ly her sojourn In the south, Mrs. But
ton is glad to be home In Ashland
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An unusual set' of slides were shown
In assembly Thursday morning.- The
set belongs to the work, in geography,
and wore primarily inteded for that
" class, but the other classes were in
. vlted to share the pleasant hour with
them The set of .pictures portrayed
: "Blue Monday", in every land and
ij gave' Interesting glimpses of how the
: other maintains the admonition "that
cleanliness is next to Godliness." It
all looked very romantic, but the on
' lookers were more than ever convinced
: that the labor saving, time saving de
vices of modern America were more
i satisfactory to the Individual. How
; ever the way of washing in the differ
ent countries was not the only thing
to be learned from the slides. They
furnished a wonderful opportunity to
teach other things than Just tho modus
operandi of cleaning clothes.
At today's assembly the eighth
grade commencement for a number
occurs. An Interesting program is
promised. Today closes a must suc
cessful summer term, with the largest
attendance In Its hlstor yslnco Its es
tablishment In Ashland. The weather
with a few days exception, has been
kind. ' The corps of Instructors have
made the work especially alive and the
Interest has. kept up exceptionally
well. Regret Is expressed on every
hand that the term is over. Many are
' leaving for distant homes today, others
leave tomorrow, while still others will
.take advantage of the opportunity to
visit some of southern Oregon's beauty
places before going to their homes.
It Is learned that Mrs. E. J. Farlow
who vrmi no seriously hurt. Is nhln to
bo up and nround the house. Weeks
of care will. have to be exercises before
she will be entirely well, however.
The band concert Wednesday night
was attended by a large crowd. A
splendid and vnrled program was
given. It is a source of satisfaction
that the small children were more con
siderate of those who come .to enjoy
tho music and were quiet.. -
It ia learned with regret by the
friends of Mrs. C. W. Root that she Is
critically ill at the home of her neph
ew who lives near Glendnle.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Mason and lit
tle son and daughter, who have been
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Day, left for their home In
Berkeley, California, yesterday. While
here many pleasant trips were taken.
A
afternoon. They hml been attending
the sewHimper men's convention at
(iranta Rass. Mr. Richardson ia editor
of a newspaper in Dallas. .
The C)yJe Kichmomls have been
entertaining Mr. Richmond's slster-in-
lnur Mrol f Ci Rii-hniftn.l .if I An.
sreles. qi.. who came by motor with! hoed have been enjoying a number of
morris (jinn. i.atcr. .Mr. urum anil :""""""" . ' .
Miss Wllda Richmond drove to Seattle ! Mrs- - s- Mirord, who bus been
and brought back Miss W'ilda's cousin. !."l 111 for tn l",Bt fow '0ok8. 19
Mrs. Florence Livingston. Another, uw slightly Improved.
cnuBln, Donald Campbell of Portland. ' """
Ori, was also a guest at. the Rich-;
mond home recently.
J. V. tden has been confined to 1
his borne' for a few days by a slight
Mr. Du ftuquo ts recovering from the Memory
severe burns uud shock ho received
last week.
The W. K. Parker family was enter
tained nt the J. W. Birkholz home on
Wednesday evening.
The young people of the- neighbor
the valleynnd hope 'at Home future
time to live here. Mr. Mason it a
nephew of .Mrs. Dny and formerly I
from Iowa, the home atnte of Mr. and 'Dallas, Ore.,
relatives in
WILLOW SPRINGS. July 24. The
Apricot .-Pie club held their annual
meeting at tho river last Saturday
evening. There were three guests be
sides the regular members. The party
enjoyed awiirhningr after which a
bounteous picnic supper was served.
This was the sixth meeting of the
club.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Richardson of
called on friends and
this
illness.
Mrs. W. A. Thompson, with her Rev. A. I Bycrs prenrhod Inst Hun-
family and bouse guests, enjoyed a day itfter Humia.v sriiool on the "Dl
Picnic dinner at Savage Rapids on vine Message." lie rend the fh'Rl part
Tuesday, later in the day thoy drove of the fourth chapter of ICpheaiana.
.ae.far a3 Grants Pass. Ilo Is a wonderful- man of Oort. and
..Mr. and Mrs." H. A. Du rtiique and iproaeheB with power. Thero will bo
Harry Klden left Wednesday morning Isunday sehool next Sunday, the sub-
REESE CREEK RiPLETS
Saturday for Diamond lake on a camplng-
1 joct, "The Online
nt Jerusnlem.'
verse; "Wo believe that I ' E. K. Hammel, wife and llttlo
hrough the grace of the Lord Jesus Idaughtor of St. Louis, arrived Thurs-
Christ we shall be saved." Kvery one ;day to visit with his brother. W. &.
Is Invited to the Sunday school
Mrs. Knight and son of eastern Ore.
gon, a sister of C. L. Cummuiis, vis
lied them a few days liiRt week. Also
annul pa Condry California was a
visitor nt the Cummons homo for a
fow days.
And row I-onchnr, who hns been
working at the tailoring business In
Hun Francisco for the prist winter,
wns home for a few days; but hns re
turned to Frisco to his work again.
John Castor and mother visited at
Frank Castor's Sunday.
Robert Burns and wife of Medford
called nt W. K. Hammers Sunday af
ternoon. Ij. 13. Robertson is suffering with a
sty or something on his ryo and Paul
Is running the gmdor for a few days.
Frank Smile and family of, Medford
and Mrs. llannnford called nt L. K.
Robertsons Wadnesday afternoon.
Hummel and wife for a short time.
Lewis Robertson, wife and mother
spent Wednesday evening at 1. O. Da
vidson's, It being Mrs. Davidson's
birthday.
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doors
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All women's and children's wool or
cotton knit ' , . 25)
underwear
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20 Guaranteed fast colors; al
ways sold for 00c. July Clear-...
ancc Sale O
Price ... OOC
JAPANESE CREPE
8-poiiiid wcifjht, fast color Jap .:
Crepe, priced for July Clear
ance ', . OO
Sale ....... .................. ....,C
WINDSOR CREPE
Figure d "Washanrcde"
Crepe, best for . underwear.
July Clearance
Sale C
J TISSUE GINOHAMS
Very fine quality, worth 59c;
beautiful designs for July
Clearance ' -QIV
Sale
DRESS GINOHAMS '
Regular 32 l-2c fast color
Gingham, 32-inch width. July
Clearance
Salo -
DISH CLOTHS '
Jiist 100 of these cloths worth
12'2c each, in July C
Clearance Sale
SaK SPREADS
$12.50 Priscilla Bates Spreads
of fibro silk, 81x108. July
Clearance
Sale ..........
$10
, CURTAIN .NETS
Odds and ends in nets worth
up to 89c, in July ' QQ
Clearance Sale ........... V C
Every department is going to contribute special features during the July Clearance
a. for the balance of the month. Seasonable merchandise, always priced right, now
goes, out to you in this Clearance at these remarkably low prices in order to f ol
i low out our policy of clearing out. all this season's goods before fall goods com-
menceto arrive. As "you 'still have"; mos t of the ' summer" aKeaa oil you Tfiese fipec?
ial reductions come at a very opportune time1 STARTING SATURDAY.
APR&BEL
50 New Dresses,
All in new styles and of
the best selling fabrics,
as georgettes, crepes,
chiffon, ' and also every
ensemble suit is includ-1
ed in this very big re
duction for our July
Clearance Sale.
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Every Dress and Silk Coat
Must Go at a Reduction
Without any restriction we will place on sale
every one of our beautiful dresses, and this in
cludes voiles as well as all the very new models
in silks of all kinds. As you well know, our prices
are always low and our drcsRcs distinct
ive, so be sure to be on hand early Sat
urday for this July Clearance Sale at"
less ,
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, SILKS AT HALF
Odds and ends of lal kinds of
high grade silks priced Satur
day , for July Clear-'. ti
anco Sale...
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' GoMiinb. iPongee,- of. very -fiiie:
(piality, worth $1.00, in July.
Clearance , Ct
Sale
SATIN CANTONS ,
Of a very high grade, worth
3.50 j ' all best i colors. ; ; July
Clearance, . 0 SQ
sale' :.;,.:iLf
$1.00 CORDUROY j V
White only, but a fino qiiality
for many uses. July Crt,
Clearance Sale y
, SILK AND COTTON i "J
A collection of silk and cottou
July Clear-
50c
' fabrics worth 95c,
ance ;
Sale ......
, sixk broadcloths '
Guaranteed fast colors and ff
nice line of stripes, in 3vy
Clearance ; 1 '-1.0
Sale ........1P
DRESS PATTERNS ,"
Only two, but worth 15.00,
and ' very pretty for July
Cloarauco . . 47 Cf
salo
WOOL GOODS
Many different Suitings and
Coatings reduced for
July Cclarance' just....
1500 Yards New Wash Goods and Linens Saturday - Half Price
$1.50 House Dresses 89c
Fast color plain materials, nicely
made, and also percale dresses in
fast colors will be out fr QQ
the July. Clearcnce Sale at....'
$2.75 liouse Dresses $1.75
Fine quality ginghams, all fast col
ors, made up into street and porch
frocks that arc in very becoming
styles for the July HtL
Clearance Sale
Oregon City and Sequoia
, 100 per cent Wool
$12.50 Blankets $10
A very opportune time to buy these
fine quality Blankets. The Oregon
City single, 4VlrPoun(l blankets are
in the exceptionally pretty plaids
with beautiful colorings. The Se
quoia double blankets are plaids in
blue, black and white, $1 Q
lavender, jiink and gold........ . v
Towels Reduced
Honeycomb ifuck Towels, very ab
sorbent, worth 1 Qr
25c ......
Extra large 24x48 Bath Tov 3QC
els, worth 65c, priecd....'..........L.
AH, Fancy Bath Towels ' priced from
65c to' $2.00, fine for your own home
or for gifts. Many. of them can ha
matched with wash cloths, l'riccd for
July Clearance Sale '' ; , a
; Children's Parasols
Jap Parasols for little tots, that keep v
off the sun and are water- ; QQ: '
proof; worth 65c
Imported Flower Bowls ;
That keepV the flowers fresh longer
than most of them because they are
porous;. -f:'. ' Cf)r
worth $1.00- .-..'"V ,
ALL BAGS AND PURSES
PRICED AT JUST HALF
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