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RfRDFORD MATE TRIBUNE; HfEDFORP, OimiOVr- WKDNESDXY; f AY' 1-V -ires? HAL i See the Al. G. Barnes WILL DONATE DAY PAOE FOtTK Big Circus 1; 'Wit? ft ASHLAND. May 15. (8pial) . JAC'K80NVIi:i43, Ore. May 15 t (Hpeclal) Thn Women's rsho- Csmpus day ,t the Southern , elation of the community will Orfgon. Normal school will brine sorv a hot lunch In the basement out the students today, dressed J ll P"ebyterlan church Thura In every aort o( utiUty garment. y n"- Chicken and Ice-cream prepared to Rive a day at servles b amn . ,"' to the acbool by doing chorea OB . ood erved. The lunch will be the, campua. There will be no ca'e,rl classes during the day. ao the fad ' nd Mrs. W. E. at.ler of ulty will celebrate with the student . frtnd "' "n '" McCully body . . Monday evening., , ,. At noon a picnic lunch will be' M- Kate Hpffman. who haa spread on the campua lawn and. b f yery much Improved. a. program will be given while the Mr. and Mra. A. N. Enyart and msal Is being eaUn. Irlvlng E. I daughter haves-moved back to Vlnlng will be the chief apeaker. I"""- "" having lived In the afternoon, when the 'n Medford the part eight montha. chorea are done, there will be a Mr- and Mra. Howard of Med program of athletic events. Ten- manager of Diamond lake, nis. volley ball. and baae ball Willi were visltora at the home of Mr. be on the program of eventa. As, and Mra. Kenneth Merrifield Kri a. final flourish, a matinee dance i day evening. will be held in the normal echooll Earl Walker of Medford apent auditorium, with muelo furnished ) the even'ng at the .home of Dr. by the normal orchestra. d Mra. Jtoblnson Wednesday Mra. Fred Wagner, Mra. Ellen evening. Wagner, Mra. R. E. Detrlck and! Mra. Etta Tranta, from Camp Mra. H. T. Mltchelmore returned 1 1 above Butte Falls waa a visitor early In the week from Eugene, of her aiater, Mrs. Fred Butcher, where they apent the week-end on Sunday night and Monday, the university campus, attending! R. H. Cadwallader and family, the feetivltlee Incident to JunlorF- W, Barker and daughter. Mrs. weekend and Mother's Day. j Waiter Rlcka and family. T. C. A group of Aahland teachers . Norrla and wife and W. T. Norrls and their friends made a week-! visited the Rogue River Gold Mln-t-nd trip to the Oregon Caves. They Ing ' company dredge on Foots report a Jolly .-excursion. in spite creek Sunday and all enjoyed a of the fact that the caves are : picnic , dinner together near the rather muddy and damp at this.Rlveria auto camp grounds, season. Among those who made; Mr. and Mra, Clark of West the trip were Mr. and Mra. B. C. 8lde district were callers at the Forsythe and two children, Rachel . home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley and Jack, Dr. and Mra. . W. J. : Vogle Sunday Crandall and daughter Anne. Mr. Mcintosh haa had men Misses Lillian Graves, Emma Ma- employed the past week building loney, Margaret Arnold, Althea a dam and preparing to do some Dwyer. Caroline Radde. Miss EI-. mining . on his place .In North len Waters, Ellow Mae Wilson. Jacksonville. - .. Ethel McCormlck, Irene Clark.l Bobby Mcintosh was quite badly and Messrs. H. B. Carter. Colver.hurt in an auto wreck In Medford Anderson and Teal. Saturday evening when the car Miss Ellen Waters, supervisor! in which he and his cousin. Alen of physical education in the Ash-! Darrt were riding, collided with land school haa accepted a pos- a large car. the small car being Hon In Seattle, where she will j badly wrecked. Dr. -Clancy waa teach during the coming year. called to attend the Injured boya. Mr, and Mrs. H. C. Galey. Mra. ! Bobby had several stitches taken Louis Dodge and. Miss Ellen Galey on his face. returned Sunday evening fromi . Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Woods and Eugene, where they attended the daughter. Bernlce. were plcnlcing mother'a week-end on the campua J. .-.W. .' Robertson of Tucson, Arlsona, who waa called to Aah land. recently by the serious illness and death of hl father, Mr. J. R. Robertson, has . returned to , his home ,-- -c . Ulsa Peart .Wjrdle. who haa been spending some time visiting with friends and relatives In Cali fornia titles,, returned to Aahland on . Sunday. ... MuieX'leo. Wlltse of Weed. Cali fornia, epent last week visiting In Ashland, with frknds. , .Miss Dorothy Htevens.of Klam ath Falls, a former Ashland girl and - student at the local high school, was In Ashland- on Sun day . visiting with her friends In this city. ' Mr. Wesley Lamb, who has been seriously HI with complications of the flu., la slightly improved and sits up for short perloda each day. Mr. Wesley Umb, who haa been aerlously ill with complications of the flu. Is slightly improved and sits up for short periods each day, Mr. and Mra. Oscar Lowe. Miss Kdlth Chapman and Fred Nell of Ashland accomtutnled Mr. and Mra. Thomas Harvey of Medford on a plcnlo trip to the Applegate district on Sunday. Friends of Henry Sheldon. former Ashland high school teacher, will be Interested to know that he Is working for his mas. ter'a degree at the stale unlver alty at Madison. Wis. A meeting of alumni members of the Southern Oregon State Nor ma! waa held at President Chur chill's office on Tuesday evening to make preliminary plana for the Alumni Day which will be held commencemnt week. The alumni gatherings of the past two years have been rather distinctive, and many former atudent'a have at tended from a dlatanco. Word baa been received by Ash land friends that Miss Orseo Chamberlain and Mlsa Elisabeth Palmer have sailed' from Quebec on the first lap of a long Euro pean tour that wilt occupy several months. . High school students had the privilege of listening to a group of Civil War and World War vote ran, who visited the school on Tuesday afternoon. Comrades Pat rick Hall. Noblo and CI. O. Van- Natta of Civil War aervlce and Reverend C. I. Gaffney and Mr. Applewhite of the American Lc glon .furnished a short and Inter eating patriotic program and urged the students to Join them on Decoration Day In their visit to the graves of fallen heroes.'. The ' high school students furnished musical program of patriotic Macs. - -- .-- . . : Mrs. : H-' If.- Elhsrt " returned Tuesday evening from a short visit to her brother In San Francisco. ( Mrs. Hal McNalr waa hostess on Tuesday evening to the mem bers of Chapter A. c. of . the P. E. O. Sisterhood, who met for a regular business and social ses sion. After the delightful social hour, the hostess aerved dainty refreshments to her guests. Mrs. Louis Dodge and Miss KatherliM Vincent will leave for Clatskanle, Oregon where they will attend the state conference of the P. E. O. chapters of the slate. On their way, they will stop for one day to visit vlth friends and will make second stop at Port land to attend a reception ten dered the supreme officers of P. a O. M the Portland council, oil. Mlsa Margaret Hargua of Klam ath Falls, nelce of Mrs. C. E. Pell of this city, and a former student at the Southern Oregon Bute Normal waa honor guest at with relatives from Ashland on the Rogue River Sunday. Floyd Carter' la spending a few days In Klamath Falls on busi ness. Miss Minnie Bunch Is still quite 111 at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mra. W. II. Bunch of Jackaonvllle. ' Mlsa Ethelyn Root, Miss Vesta Hall and Mra. Irene Crump were dinner guests at the V. T. Wilson home Monday evening.,' Mrs. Alpha llartman and sons, Lyle and Wesley motored to above Ashland Sunday to the springs, which are he source of the'mln eral water, piped Into tho Lllhia park.v.r,,- '",' Harrison. Fields Is now employed at the Gore ranch near Medford. Henry - Manklns of Sterling M'aa In our city. Tuesday attending to his apiary In the northorn part of town. Mrs, Nettle Jones purchased some baby chlcka this week from Lester Sparlin of Applegate. Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Merrifield visited with Mrs. Joe Trefern Bt Butte Falls recently. Mrs. Trefern waa formerly Mra. McCabe of thla place. W. H. Bunch haa gone to Co quette on a business trip. -Mrs.. Harold Crump spent the week-end at their home on Little Applegate. Mrs. Frank Saulaberry and son John M. and Mrs. Julia Williams were Medford . visltora Sunday afternoon. " . Several from thla vicinity at tended t hefuneral-of Mlsa Dor othy Bates In Medford Sunday. C. C. Chltwood and Dr. J. W. Robinson were business visitors In Medford on Monday. MuHsollnl Boast. ROME. Ifl") Premier Mussolini, addressing a crowded chamber of deputies, declared that Rome, by! the Latern accords of February 11, has become the real Catholic capi tal of the world and at the same i tlmo tho real political capital of; Italy. an elaborate tea held at the home of her mother, Sirs. W. O. Sinllli of Klamath Kail, when hor be trothal to Mr. Theodore Dorment of Los Angelea was announced. 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Bo 63, Little Rock, Arkansas. , limS PAY f OUR WAY LE1MU Just at an added feat. ure to Mullins Quit Business Sale and to make Thursday a day of pleasure and profit for you, we are giving away several htrndred circus tickets in addition to our Law Quit Business Sale Prices on entire stock of New Summer Coats; Dresses, Lingerie, Millinery, Slippers and Pumps ONE CIRCUS TICKET WILL BE GIVEN FREE WITH EACH NEW SPRING OR SUMMER COAT SOLD FOR $8.48 OR MORE IN FACT, WITH EACH PURCHASE OF $8.48 or more we will give ONE ADULT CIRCUS TICKET FREE. COME IN EARLY. Combine Shopping and Pleasure Together Make Mullins' Store Your Headquarters Meet Your Friends Here , Coal Mullins Store Open Until 8 o'Clock Thursday Night Here Is Where Price and Pocketbook Pal Together ; and . Authentic Styles of the Hour Prepare yourself for Summer fun by being fully outfitted with appropriate clothes. You will want something just suited ta each special occasion, and we are specialists in the matter of supplying attractive ensembles for the season through You will greatly enjoy an inspection of some of the charming, things being shown here Hundreds of Dreesses and Coats for every occasion even ing, afternoon, party, business, street, sports and Mullins have priced them all for quick disposal. " Coats & Dresses Values to $17.50 $0)48 i - Or Buy a Coat and Dress Val. to $17.50 ea. Take Both for Only THURSDAY-EXTRA SPECIAL Coat and Dress Sale $ g98 Don't Miss These Big $10 Values 50 Silk, Dresses in thin (ironp show ing some or the smartest styles of the season, nt a price that offers sav ings. Throughout the whole assortment is evidence of the marked trend toward more feminine style, achieved by bows, lace,, tucking, pleating and other de tails. Sizes 14 to 42. . $4 48 Summer Hats Values to ?7.50 All the new creations here in summer felts in white and pastel shades, and the different models in felts and pastl shades with various colored crowm Large showing for only ' $3.48 More New Coats Values to $25 for $12.48 . It is onco in a lihio moon chance to me. AVc could ravo for pages about this group of ultra-fashioned coats and would not have told liavo the story. Coats, really too pretty to describe. Come in, sec them for yourself. 5Iul lins (juit Business Sale price only. ' H2 48 Newest Summer Coats - Values to $30.00 for $14.48 Here are garments that bear' the ear maks of highest class costume produc tion right in the heart of the season. -and with vacation and traveling season at hand. These fine coats priced to en able you tOjbuy two at a sum you usu ally pay for one garment. $1448 Shoes About 100 pair Novelty Pumps and Slippers broken sixes, but every pair a Seal Value and the styles are new and proper. Be sure and get yours today for only. $1-88 MU A VI! LLIN 310 East Main Street MEDFORD, OREGON New Spring and Summer Shoes Hundreds of pairs of Mulling' novelty , Slippers and Pumps. Kvery pair now to go on the bargain block Ht tremen dous sacrifice. Nowhere in the state can you find a bigger and better selec tion of stylish footwear with a reputa tion for quality. All the new Reds, Robin Egg Blues, Blondes, Lipstick Red and White. Fancy trimmings. Open work styles, novelty braids, etc. $8.50 values now to go for only $4 48 $10.00 values now to go for only $5 48
