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AflTC W1ITT rr:TvpoT?r atl mmxrF., Mrcprorcn, okec-os, -Friday, mirci i, nc8. New h Thincrc i V ill A MA l For the Bridge Party Decorated PenoJIs. With Bilk tassel and gold ball. Itoxed 50c Decorated Score Pad Holder, Match Box and Decorated Pencil In ?ift box t... $1-50 Match Iioxen, Crhilllne bead dec oration with coloW silk tassel 50c - Pinochle Score Boards Imported Score Uoard with "pull UP" tabs for convenient counting. CADET PLAYING CARDS Mlnla :urea. For -BolUalre arisfilso make . If eood tionby nrl'e....S-'. 35c , Children's Books 50c Mucmlllan aends it these new Happy Hour hooka for little kid dliij. Lovs of bright pictures and Wes (hey like. 12 titles. ;BopScout Memory BotiiV Prepared especially for thn Hoy SroulK of Auierlcu. Ilund colored (TVextlle leather cover. Hlzii 7x11: 6n Vves $2.50 Black. Imitation leal her covr $1.50 Boy 8couta Handboolt. 40c landbook for Scoutmaatera... $1.00 i, . Heisey Glassware Tho first showing of this nationally advertised tine glass. Colors -Crystal, Moonbeam,' FlamlnKo BtiKur and CreamorH. Attractive looted shapes. . In crystal, per pair $1-00 Bame In .Flamingo color $1.25 Syrup Jikh with nickel spring Inp cover $1-00 Low CaiidlostlckH. Crytul. pr. $1.00 Octagon Khupcd Howl on base. Fla mingo color $2.83 Jelly DIhIicb at 50c and 65c 3-pieco Mayoniiaiso Set $1.95 lion Don Dishes 50c, 75c Salad Plates In all colors, 2 sizes, A doHlgns. Sot of 0 priced ut $2.10 to 86.00. : Heisey Stemware ' Diamond Optic Crystal Goidets, doi $6.95 High Foot Shcrhcts, dozen $6.95 l.ow Foot Sherbets, doi $6.60 Porfult Glasses, dot 6.50 Cocktails, doi $6.60 Table Tumblers, dot $4.00 6 oz. Fruit Julca (llnsses, doz. $2.40 SPECIAL v SATURDAY ONLY Regular $41.95 Dinner Sot of 60 $29.8t Ilellcl'onie pattcrn'ln the famous Noriatke .Mnrlmua China. Conserva atlve bonier pattern with predomi nating color blue, (lold ocl-Jlnus with matt gold handles on cups nnd vegetable dishes. f CompoHlllon of Set: 0- 8-U1. Dinner Plates. 6-0-ln. Salad or Dessert Plates. 6 Dread and Duttor Plates. 6 Chps and 8aucerB. 6 Coupe Soups. 6 Sauce Dishes. 7) J 12-ln. Platter. 3 Cbvored Vegcluhle Dish. 1- -Open Vegetable Dlsb. J Oravy lloat. Fast aland. 1 Sugar Bowl. 1 Cream Pitcher. This Is an open-stock pattern and you can replace broken pieces or add to the sot at any time. y ONYX - P&INTEX ? HOSIERY Tot Women $1.95 ;' If you nro contemplating chnng- vour truck tires from solid to Tineumntlc tires, sen Lewis Super Service Hlatlnn 'for a complete! change over of wheels. - l LITHIA CITY TO SEE BASKETBALLS ASHLAND, March 16 Two liun- drod and fifty visitors are ; pected In Anhlnnd on Friday nnd ;aturduy to aVrVui the bakotball tournament. This number In- I MllrlAO Ihn luiAnlir.nni. fnulul iipiiiI 1 . '"" ",m ""'"- inga for the first round of rim were made on ThurHday morning. Gnmcs wl!lS3nrt on Friday morn-, I, . ,. .. ... . W at 9:30. Coach Mac M'-Neal will be in charge at tno Armory,; and W. P. Waller, V secretary, will bo In chnrge at the Junior high school. Normal scQ.l stu- ! dents will assist by acting an I Southern Oregon Normal school jtlmers, referees, and scorekeepers. ' has extended an Invitation to each I On Thursdn.fSeveniiiR- a (food ' visiting coach or faculty member number of oiitHdera were already, who comes to Ashland In i-onnei-j in town nnd comforlnbfcsitualed tion with the baHkelball tourna lat the local hotels. Visaing teams ment, to attend a luncheon at the 'include: Curry county, l'ort )r-'LKhla Springs hotel at noon on jford; Josephine county, JCerby: i Friday. Coos county. Iliverton, Jtecdsport, I The second presentation of '"I he Powers, Arogo, and Coos Itlver: j Womanlcss Wedding," sponsored I Jackson county. Talent, Ilogueiby the Klwanis club, drew a Itlver. Phoenix. Central Point nnd Jacksonville; Douglas i'ounty, Ca mas Valley, Itlildlo, Drain, Olen- dale, and iioHlngKlnss; Klanialh. .Mann, iifHKi-y, .Merrill and i.niio - .in V W Mrs. S. D. Doi-cmuH has re-1 turned home after a visit to her IdauKhter, Mrs. it. 1. Itussard, utn,,d the previous nppearancc hud, Kluiiiuth Falls. itreally strengthened the work "f 1 I li ving K. Vlnlng of Ashland , " various nciors. 1 ne isiw.inis ivlslted Medfoid on Thursday to lill, will net HI8 from thn per !glvo 11 lulk before the Mcdfnrd i formiince. which sum will be ex- llcliihliin society on Shu kespeiira'H ' Pcnded on Ashland's undcr-privl-play. '.Macbeth." . Ib'ged children. Mrs. Klton Itumsey and her lit-1 w- Cjulgley has returned to the tie daughter, Nancy 1,011, who'Klninath river section, afler spnnd havo been in Ashland, called by lug two days In AHbliind. While the death of Mrs. Ilnmsey s nep.,here. Mr. yulgley iniiclinsed a sup hew, Jack Dowers ringer, reliii lied I I'ly of trees and nursery stock, to her homo ot Klamath Falls on I Mr. Crosby 011 ludlauu Micet. Thursday. Mrs. Ilamsey nnd herfathr of Cuy Crosby, passed j daughter were Ktiesls at the home, of Mr. mid Mrs. J. A. linger 1111 : I Alicia street. I liulierl W .K-l- and II. C. Illeli were iiiiicu.fCJlie Ashland reslilenls who transacted business In Med-1 ford on Wednesday. I The forty-eighth anniversnrv ofl'hoy recently mine ffi a visit of tho foundim.' of Alnha Chanter. ! C). K. H-, was celi'hrateil by one hundred thirty Bunt urn star mom bers and their friends who gath ered nt tho .Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening. Tho Past Matron's club chnt'Ko of the cvenlnit's entertainment, nnd Htood In lino to recwlvo the Bursts. Tho proKium Included a piano nolo by Miss Oortrudo llrown, two Iiukh solos by Mr. Van Chi Ids nf I'asadena, a rending hy Dr. Muttlo It. Hhiiw, a soprano solo by Miss )lekn (.'union, the highland fling by Miss Klfiinor ltrown, and tho history of Alpha t 'ha pier sketch ed by Mrs. Vviul J. WiiKner. Mrs, Helen, MrCnllen, worthy matron, presT-'d Mrs. .losophlne D. Crn;k er with hi-1 coiuiuisslon as urn ml representative of Washington to the grnnd rhapter of Oregon, and nlso presented Mrs. Crock er with a lovely bouquet of mixed flowers. Mrs. tellen Wujjner aiul Mrs. Ku genla Atkinsoi()'harter members, were nlso presented wit h lovely baskets of mixed flowers. At the close of tho evening, the guests were seated at five long tables in the banquet room, where ilaini y refreshments wero si-rved. I Winc ing and cards occupied the hours until inidniKht. Addison Helms, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. I. Helms, who hns bee attending the XcwfVork city At league, is at home W remain until Heptemg), when he will resume his studies. I The Ashland Cafe, located In the Ashland hotel. KM, been leased: to Mr. and Mrs. IN- Talentt of! I 1 i IV-'. 'i1 f --Set "n? ' I rn iu i! h (o)nfq)(irvn tefi You doubtless lqnl on A'pirin to make short work o hcail aclics, lint remember that it's just as dependable an antidote for many uuicr pains i i(Mir.ii7ia jvianv iiave found real relief in a Hayer Aspirin tablet. Or for toothache ; an effective way to relieve it, and the one thine; doctors are willing you should give a child of any ap-e. Whether to break tip a cold, or relieve the serious pain from neuritis or deetvsealcd rheumatism, i7iTr'j nothing quite like Bayer Asfiiin. Just make certain it's genuine; it must have, Bayer on the box and on every tablet. All druggists, with proven directions. Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin; it does NOT affect the heart Aiplrla Is ti. tridt nark of Barer Min.laciur. x MoaMortiracUWatw of SiUcrllratK i j Portland, who expect to open for. jbuHinesa within a ffw duya. Mr ) itui-uii xjuh fiuu yfius ui r- I pftOnre In eondttt tiritf reHtau - lam. and comes highly recom- mended. Inuring late yearn .Mr. , Tultott hfl hud thm-Ke of the owifttT liti milium ml .uruiuiu, I moo- j burg, and Eugene. Aahlnnd women who attended the Women's Missionary hoc iety . the J'1-enbytrlan church at (IraniH J'ixhh on Tuesday and Wed- neud:iy were MendamPH Nell Hub-; ertH'jn, 8. li. Taylor, J. M. Uohh, : 1. little HilHhy, C. 3. Ijimkln and; Ji, T. Mltchelmore. Mrs, Ilobert- Hon wim re-elected corrowpondinK :retury and Mrn. 8. I. Taylor, Kocroiary oi cni.uron h woik. Mm, Harriott Fielding has re : turned homo from an exlendec vii.it with friend!- In southern I California cities. John It. ltudd, boys' work soc- rc",r- rr me nortnwost council of the V. M. C A., him been BfV(!ra) ,,', Ahlftnd Dr. anrt MrB. c. K. Hhlnn have none to Portland to spend a week visiting with friends. President J. A. Churchill of the . slightly larger roowd than the . 1 lint j 1 1 III! I H. I lllll . 1 HIM IIIIL I .'a slow moitipnt In the show fr'm ! low nioinen ' the time n.'i(.Qlil!i me butler : "i'i"'iiiiii e mi me nr hiiiih.h .with the tnv bridecroom. Thei iwllh Inn tlnv Iti'iM fir rnn tn . characters represented were the same as on the opening night. away 11I his liortie mi Frld:)v uifirnlnB. .VJ"'"' I'- A. A. kiln 11ml khii. I'.verelf. who fiirniciiy npci 11I.1I Ihe Ai klln Taxi In Ashlmid. b ri Friday morning on their return to Los Angeles, rfonl which place Novrrnl weeka In AsliTrind Mrs. Anna Laskcy, member of the house committee of the Okla homa lcfli:lnturc attempting to in vestigate the administration of Governor Henry S. Johnston, has been one of the leading advocates . r ... i i , i v. u:.u : , : Opposes Governor beevr0( w u inUiiy, i uuugn which un peachment of tho governor is sought. Four years ago Mrs. Limltey ws one of the leading opponents of the investigation C . mit "suited m th Impcnchnicnt of Governor Jack fgnlton. - Trader Hom Come ; j - .1 ':f Trader Horn, whoss story told to a woman novelist has been a best seller," now a rich man. , . . , . i' ... " "i nome in Alnca for a journey to the United States to attend the first birthday of the Literary Guild of America. ' IS AT N. YORK TEA XI-: W VOliK. Mar. Hi. P) Al fred Aloyslns Smith (Trader Horn), who at the age of 75 left his ped dlliw; of pots and pans In South Africa to dictate a book which 1ms '.-ion a best seller In this country for months, has a new slant on the Queen of Slteba fJ'lch he expects to put Into a boot!. The first benuly of her tlmo was "only a Malay lady out of Madagas car." says the old African trader, tlghtor and explorer, hero to prove to li doubting America that such n person as the glamorous figure that stalks across the pages of Mrs: lOthulreda Lewis' book really ex ists, i- lie made his announcement nt a lea given by the Literary (iiilld of America. "She was a Malay lady, hut came on tof Madagascar to make her murk on men nnd history," he said. "I iwl It from the natives. They knew nil about her and told It to mo straight. I found good solid proof of It, nnd you run lay to that. Links up tho old nnd the new. You have to go to Peru, then to India nnd back to Africa to tie it all up; but it's there heli-hcn H'b there. I told John Cali'swortliy about it and John (iuK'SWnrtliy said: 'Old man, you've got It,' nnd I have.'' Then, turning from the Queen of Slieba to Stanley, the Ai'rlcan ex plorer, ho said- "I paddle my own ennoe. I carry my own gun. I discovered more thuii Slnnley did. Stanley discov ered Livingstone, but he knew he wns there all the time; aye, he knew It." Tho old hewhlskered man, who resembles pnrtiaiis of Walt Whit man and Longfellow, is very bittor n;alnst Stanley nnd suggests dark ly that tho fate of somo of Stan ley's while assistants on the expe dition was not entirely duo to nor mal causes. "That last 'mi, that chap that wus reported went over the falls. They say he did go over the falls." Then squinting angrily "Maybe so, he could have. The natives would tell you what happened." rnemharrassed as he stood knee deep in authors nud literary critics at the tea. he showed scars on his arms nnd legs to prove the t rut li of some ot his tales." Unlucky Thirteenth promises to bo an unlucky April 13 for Charley Birger, southern Illinois gangster, for since the state supreme court hat con firmed his conviction on charges of murdering Mayor Joe Adams, of West City, 111., that thirteenth, which also happens to be a Friday, is the day Birger must mount the gallows at Ben ton, 111. Mall Tribune classified ads reach 10,000 paopl or mora ovary daj, tf isf ; i EO ON SPECIAL WORK With the coming of the sm run in the Sandy, the age-old controversy between the Sun Dial ranch and the Oreaon state game oommlKslon over the proposal to ; divert the water of the stream 1 Into the Uttle Sandy became the ; 'principal bone of contention at the Kime commission meeting yester-j I An offer by the owners of the (ranch to take $5000 for damages J which they allege would result i from construction of a dam across tdlTeVt0 thevater ntothsnTall channel was heard by the commls- I slon. I After five hours of discussion, a program of five steps toward the ultimate end in view was planned. Attorney-Oeneral Vun Winkle will he asked for opinions on .legal questions Involved: Com missioner Corrignn was asked to reach a decision with the ranch company, to be acted upon offic ially by the : commission; Ralph Cowglll. Medford, engineer for the commission, was Instructed to pre pare plans for a dam and receive bids; Commissioner Miller was instructed to consult the fish com mission of Oregon in regard to sharing expenses, and Harold Clif ford, state game warden will nt- - w o o o o o o o o o- Fresh frtm Ihe trifinal vacuum pock, taiilf DfeneJ tci'M hey. tend to obtaining a government 1 permit for altering ihe eourne of the stream. Later Jn the day Mr. CowRill was employed by the commission on a &0-&0 basis with the fish commission of Oregon to make nj nnd commercial fishing streams of Oregon, that the two commissions may have scientific, expert basis (upon which to make, decisions on Plti mutters now pending. Theee con (lam nmounts and conditions of cern power anil Wttirr rjnirm . water In streams, and allied sub- Jects. OreRonian. TALK U'leillVTPAV Itn 1 R .fJP't ! associate of Lester ' J. n"j ALL BUNK niiui, jiuuiih n-ii."i ..vr.,. uvea in America iur here, now claima that the motor' vneroas his passport cnllcd for which iho latter had evolved, i only six months. He proved, how not "fuelUess" at all. ! ever, that he had fulfilled the "Tne nearest definition that 1 1 remiiromontH of the law since can Ktve ior ine moior, says j. jj Harry Peat, business partner of the 29-yenr-old Inventor, "is that It is uncanny in operation.' Keports that the motor was cap able of operating without fuel he termed as "the bunk." 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Then yem will get this rare coffee produced by the exclusive hills a v. a pm. oat, SECURES PERMITS TO RETURN TO U. S. PARIS.' March 1 6. (IP) Dlffl-1 cultlea encountered by Marquis Fa- lalse de 1a Coudray, husband of Olorla Swanson. motion picture actress. In getting a visa to re llurn to the t'nited Stntea have been smo.Qied over. They were merely a matter of American gov- jernmental reKiilntions. The mar-1 'quia will be permitted to nail on i ilnrch ?S. The American consulate In Paris I ' , . ui - vl. nn I the grounds that he had already both he and his wife had asked for a six months' extension in Now York, but the papers wem sent to Hollywood, Instead of New York. "It was a little annoying, but not at nil serious," the marquis said today. the republican national committee confirmed here today a Chicago report that he would not be a candidate for the party's treasury ship nt the expiration of his pres ent four year term. 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