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The New York herald., 1922-06-03
SITUATIONS WANTED Male.

ATTENDANT courier. Frenchnan. accom-
modate efficiently very best cuisine. Euez
80 w. 3sth.
BUTLER. working place as second man. fam
Vs. I'm tie country. reference, French. r.
Spettel. 36e W. 4Gth.
BUTLER wishes position sruail adult FAMILY.
apartment In city; references. Schuyler
li57.
BtTLER drishi wishes position IN Adiron-
dacke: wagea sI3. y. -, i3I East 4tth
BUTLER (JapaneseI. with experience and
reference. kskkawa. $50 East 2,tn ST.
CAPTAIN wants position with marine insnr-
auCe company 80 wears experience In hnr-
hor and coastwise and years IN shipyard
wrll acquainted WITH shipping interests.
Captain. 6l2 t9th a.. Brooklyn. y Y.
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC Excellent ladies
driver. any car; anywhere. Hi.I, Brad
'iu1 y .
CHAUFFEUR 90 married. city. country:
private family: references Henning, dsl
Sd
CIIAUF'FECIi. neat colored: tnorougnly
experienced. do own repairs. Witter, -
". l.s1ln.
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. "a years expert
ence: references; country preferred. Miller,
2i3 West s4th.
CHAUFFEUR, single. thoroughly competent.
wishes position, city or country. best ief-
crences. A. u. 1876 Decatur nN., BRONX.
CHNTFFFIIR. lady sailing June 6 Wishes 20
place excellent mnn, highes. references.
Phone Rhinelander 1860.
.CHAUFFEUR. colored. private; light com
mercial. city. country; reference. Punter.
a43 West 83d.
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC. Japanese. wishes
city position: expert driver any. make car.
Matsura, Apt. 10. 6i1 West 1854 "
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. English. age 3s 10
years excellent private reference. obeing,
anywhere Elurd, 500 Park nv. Plaza 6oG.
CHAUFFEUR. single. 10 years experience.
wishes position city or country. best ref
erence. poznack, 391 T.. 9th ct, city.
CHAUFFEUR. married. wishes private posi-
tion; 16 years experience, any car. refer
enoes. Musso. 42l Fest 10Th 81.
CHAUFFEuR married wishes private ro-
sltion; 10 years experience, any car; ref
crences AIusso 42i East iiHth Fl.
CIIAUFFETR-Positio wanted a. chauffeur.
country preferred. by American, age -
good reference Albert Burt, hawthorne. n. y.
CTAUFFEUR expert. city driver. good me
chanic on all cars 10 years high class
references Address " c., 1914 Avenue a.
CIIAUFFEUR. mechanic. married. 20 years
experience. does own repairs, wishes post
tion Michels. 80 ~ 1Ipth
GTIAtrFFEUR t32D, first class mechanic
wants position. Joseph Brein. i78 East
SSth at.
CHAUFFEUR, handy man. willing country.
city. Apply Prank. apt. 2. 305 w. l4ath.
CHAUFFEUR and gardener Wishes position
: Address A 30. is7 East s7th vt.
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AUTOMIBILES-F0R HIRE
For Hrc--fassenger Cars.

A beautiful touring car for hire. All occa-
sions. 81 hour Fordham 09oi-W.
CADILLAC. beautiful limousine, day week,
month. season: owner drives. Telephone
Yonkers 1878.
CADILLAC. beautiful iandaule' monthly.
owner drives. sCHMEEIK. 1is East s5ta
RhinelRnder 21au
+--
PACKARD. attractive Limousine. hour, day.
monthly reasonable; city. country Tel.
1861 Plaza.
PACKARD. passenger touring. for hire.
Auto Renting, Harlem S3I5.
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FOR Miscellaneous.

PAINTINGS 60 with gilt frames. dog anc
cat subject. Room 303. 800 9th av
Musical Instruments.
STEINWAY small grand. square legs, ma
hogany, $3.50. Cali Giambalvo. e6J Will
oughby av.. Brooklyn. Phone 1851 Stagg.
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Furnished
washington Heights. Above 1e5th ST.,
West Of 9Th Av.

FURNISHED apartment TO let for summer :
sooi. completely furnished, 20 right party:
linen silver: five rooms iGfst ST., near
broadway. Phone Wadsworth ei6J.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. Ti0.--Less than rent.
unfurnished all rooms overlooking 1iud
son. handsomely furnished Sohmcr grand.
phonn f0iG tudubon: X out see elevator man.
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Connecticut.

FOR RENT-Ncw shore cottage six rooms,
water, gas, electric lights. complete plumb
Ing, new furniture: exceptionally good loca-
ton, noar the water at Bay View Beach,
Milford. Telephone $50 Milford or address
GEORGE HASkINS. Milford. Conn.
REDUCED summer rentals; on and near the
water, furnished; few choice locations FOR
sale. PERCY u. ADAMS. Greenwich. Conn.
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Westchester-saIe or Let.

NEW ROCHELLE houses, estates. acreares,
plots. rentals. best values. SEE BURGER,
.al Huguenot st. Tel. 4551. rr
RlE-Gentleman's place. 2I5 acres, 6 bed
roomss 3 baths, car garage; quarters
fecrifiee N 20e5 Herald Herald square.
SALE or rent, Green Acres. HartsdsSe, small
house, double garage. Apply BARROyS
JIG Brite av. Telephone.
WHITE PLA1NS-WiIl lease to responsible
party stucco house. rooms. all Improve
ments. &c $40 per month. Phone 2O9T-R.
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Long Island.

BAYSHORE, l.. l. CPark av) Private
family can accommodate three couples,
rooms breakfast optional. Phone 100.
CiRAMpP.
LONG BEACH--Elegant large rooms. run
ming water. home cooking. near station,
beach; special rate June. Mrs. liempel. 21g
Walnut st. Tel. Long Beach 200.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.

AN AMERICAN WISHES THE REPRE-
SENTATIoN IN MEXICO OF a GOOD
BUSINESS HOUSE; 20 YEARS, ENPERl-
ENCE. ADDRESS 2026 HERALD. 2sO
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Furnished.
Above 18th st. to 59th st. nnciusive).

22D, 14f E.-Large. very light room apart
ment; elevator, all improvements.
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New York sfate-saIe or Let.

FIFTY acres fertile farming land. state
road, high school. grand old Colonial
dwelling, uiisurpassed view Of the beautiful
Waikiki Valley; one mile from two rail
road stations: good outbuildines American
neighbors. Write for price and description.
OWNER. box TO Waikiki. n. Y.
WONDERFUL bargain, @ rooms and ball
an UP TO date improvements. gataec
chicken house, and fruit trees: corner t,lJ,
IoxlOO; on new concrete State road bus
passes the door: two minutes from sta lIou;|
price $6.sO0s easy terms NJ. T.. KNIRSCH
Pearl River. N. ~, or phone Gramercy 3Ss2'
ext o.
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APARTMENTS Let.

From E.;.tery to I4th ST.. Inclusive.
GREENWICH VILLAGE-Cheerful apart
nent IN old fashioned house, ) rooms.
kitchen and bath, open fireplaces. Belardi,
l37 Macdougal.
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57'rlI. 20 West.-Apartment suitable for
couple or bachelor, very attractive: large
living room. bedroom, bath, kitchenette:
southwestern exposure. Tel. 3S93 Circle.
HANSON.
5TTIT ST. 1877 West-Attractively furnished
: room apartment. q months or longer. In
quire Apt. "a. Circle 1923
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New Jersey.

FURNISHED room I'm private home one
block from ocean; second floor, four bed
rooms '(if prefer Three bedrooms and living
room). bath and screened porch. $500 season;
third floor, two large connecting rooms, run
ming water and lavatory, $500 season: bed
linen and towels supplied hotels near by:
Gentle only; references exchanged Point
Pleasant, NJ j., box ST.
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SUMMER HoMES-SaIe or Let.

TWO waterfront bungalows all improve
ments easy terms. 900 Higgs Teach. Cha
son Point.
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WESTBuRY-ST,TJe; new davolling.s6 rooms,
tile bath; attic; rs oak floors: steam heat
aoXllO; beautiful section; near station;
S2 600 cash; real bargain HENRY PIER
SON. owner. Maple av.. near Ellison.
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New York.

TO LET. by the week or month, nice little
bungalow, light and airy: fine view; short
distance from village: rent reasonable. In
quire Mrs. j. DITTMAN. Normal View
Farm, New Paltz, N. Y.
CATSkILL bungalow. completely furnished:
five rooms, every convenience; exceptional
location on private estate. IL. NJ. MARTIN
Mount Pleasant N Y
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S700 IN RYE.
Attractive. furnished cottage for season.
near Oakland Beach, $500 rent immediate
possession.
CTIAS. S. FAULKNER
OFFICE facing Rye Railroad Station.
Telephone 1913 Rye. N. Y.
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Westcliester.

MOUNT vERNON-Christian family. large
alcove room, no other boarders. best
neiglIborhood; excellent meals. shade. flow
ors, trees. porch. garage. Write 2o23
Herald. $50 B'way.
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FOR sALE-Old established silk winding
plant Call "a Lafayette st. STANDARD
SILK WINDING co.
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APARTMENTS-To Let.
Unfurnished.
Above 59tls st.-5th Av. TO North River.

18TH, 40 Weet.-Three rooms, bath, kitchen
ette. large closets, to bachelor or business
women.
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room cottage for rent; s4c0
season. j. WEIIN. Telephone 6at-W.
BayshOre, L. 7.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
Your system demands ALL BRAN
II constipation is 10 be relieved!

eat Kellogg each dny-at least two
tahlcspoonfuls. in chronic eases with
each meal. It's mechanical action will
afford permanent relief.
And. you win find Kellogg g Bran a
delight 90 eat because il tx SO delicious.
IS "a cereal, sprinklcd on other hot or
cold cereals, or used In countless bak-
cry patches or in cooking. It's nut.likc
flavor will thrill your appctitc-and
each spoonful means 70 much in perma-
uontlv relieving constipation aud in
varling Oh this gravest national all
mcnt. Kellogg recipes are printed on
each package.
Start tho entire family eating
Kellogg Bran 10 day. See the color
come back 20 faded checks; see tho
snap that will 20 nto agging steps.
Kellogg 5 Bran is NOalefful. All
sroccls sell DO,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

Your system needs the "roughagc
that Kclogg's Bran, cooked and
krumhIcd. supplies. For. II will not
only permanently relieve constipation
II 70 IS eaten regularly, but It's full
content of the vital elements of wheat
will build health and strength IA a
wonderful way
You need bran in ~ iull and bcnc
fetal strength and that = what YOU get
IN Kellogg 3 Bmu-ALL BRAN You
eat Kellogg Is for relief aud YOU will
get relief I'm a way that nature planned,
Foods with 70 bran mixture cannot helm
the man. woman or child who faces
grave illness through constipation
You must have ALI BRAN" rough
ac.' that win sweep aud clean and
purity aud bring hgllth back
CHdru hlu.l be- given Kellogg p
Bran each day. grown people should
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
Mothers Read This
Startling Offer

T. sou have child affected with "a.
ce-sIye Kidney action 1t night g't a bot
10, of LIQUID shu Make from your
druggisf-g.ye just one dose day as
directed ou the label for three days
n SOU are NOT more than pleased with
the results mail balance 10 the med cine
10 the manufacture and your money
viii be- refunded Advertisement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
JUDGE GEE WILL HAVE
CHARGE LIONS PROGRAM

Judge ". T. Ceo viii be- in charge 81
the program 10 boz given to,lay az the
regular biweel,ly me.tlng ~ the ANA.
rillo Lions Club. Porter Underwood,
editor of Lions Roar nys in ihc pub
lcatlon that some discussions OF vital
importance viii come up.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

s remedy that win penetrate is nee.
esSry boz tho treatment of rheumatism
Halhrd's Snow liu.ment goes right
Through the flesh 90 The bone and &C.,
ieyes promptly Three sizes. 3ny toc.
and Sleo per bottle sold hy CITY prug
Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

DEAF SANTA CLAUS.

S,.uE your lttl, letters in The
N,Ns . Thought would write 90 you.
Santa pluao bring me some shoes.
.,.. 90. ana doll. some nuts and
candy and please don't forget any little
brothers and mt little baby sister. Ny
Ittl, brothers need 70 sweater and cap
Ul,,r and SOM, candy and nuts. Mr
little brothers are three and five years
uld. aud my baby sister be- one year
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

y slluS %, cash unless it, same
thin I'm lnbl, 4 want altered ln d..
liycr,d promptly said Mrs. Late i,ud
i'day. ibout ~ worst calamity that
hin o,ertakr any family l. lot o.
money
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

NUTS Guudhyn
JACK PtTTNAN. lR.
Hn, West Nineteenth Street.
AMARILLO. Texas
DEAR SANTA CLAUS.
lIe1so bring mo uu uIr gun, and
SON oranges and nuts ana apples
WELDON pODSON.
T. have little sister ana she
want some Ilrklrrs and some FIRE.
crackers
Io0kury Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

900 Please bring her Il DON and a little
sweater So goodbye.
Your little friend.
LEILA LOUISE ECKERT.
sfirsOn Dairy.
Amarillo Teyns.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
DEAR SANTA CLAUS

Pleas. bring me a spelling board and
Ia. IaId and a sack Of oranges
! DIS. lf nN3 Adams Street hope ms
letter W.l reach you In time.
WILLIS COOK.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

win you bring mo DOH thai TALKS
and walks and desk and also rock
ing chair and a pair 81 skalrs' iiiIly
wants gun ana pair of skates, "a
ro. king thlir and a train
MARY FRANCES AND
WILY MEBRlMAN
sos FILLMORE street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
DEAR SANTA CLAUS

wIHf tricycle.. some candy ana
nuts lnd jumping laok. and anything
.ls. yu4 CON bring. have been a good
hoy.
DAVID.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

nm "a gooi hoy. seven Years ola
1m rour Co 'cil YOU what want ioI
Christmas ! want Il huuming iup. q
iHy l,rr',. tool chest football and
tUy HruW engine
Your little friend
RAY MCINTYRE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

uEAp SANTA CLAUS .... .. b.. ...'
1 am writing YOU a letter Co tell You
what want YOU TO bring me- Tor
Christmas want suit 81 clothes so
1 ,ar go 10 SUNDAY School ! have
,br.e It,le sisters one eight years old
ono four years and one on" year on
I'm, rn, eight years old wants a reel
,.rr, dress. The four year old on,
N4n,, coat. and the enc year old
ono wants coat also. Please don
fm.D the candy and nuts ] am ten
...r. odd and my address IS so3 North
Van buren, Street.
Your little boy,
RUFUS FARRELL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

DEAR SANTA CLAUS
Ilpa' hrIng m' q tricycle.. ur'
wagon. a boy dnll and some candy mi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

ruc4s YOU are receiving letters ~
this kind 40 this time ~ the year.
This Christmas Z believe I would hhr
20 ua' cot little red house slipper with
the hard solcs and little set of fum.
turc tof t very small dull ! would u.r
Ia little don Win DO 1la1 Please don {
forge, thr FRUITS. candy and nuts
Yours truly
NNNNI UAIIEN SMITH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
DAVID
nI.AI .ANTA CLATs

Iw.uf a p1.r of gloves. q doll buggy
SOME candy some nuts. and anythini
s.st. Goodbye.
MARY ELIZABETH HARRIS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

DEAR SANTA CLAUS:
/ wonder if 20 would b. too much II
1ek you 10 bring me a big mamma dol
and luery also little trunk for he'
Ioth.s ~ ysu have any left and car
urin. Them for me sure wish No'
would Also bring SOM candy AM
nuts. ! am four years old and nav
fr.,a hard to be- good.
Love aud best wishes.
RHAE RI sSELL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
uEhr SANTA CLAUS

INt4.aI NN " AatNi =
am little girl nine years old.
pm writing sou 20 tell sou what ! want
for Christmas want a doll buggy
ltbt. shetland pony and two cats
want my ola dolls fixed over for
can enjoy ODD dolls more than new
dolls Please do not forg,t the candy
nuts aud other good things hope the
uti. ro0r children have az good a
hfittms as ! hope 10 have.
with love
LOUISE COE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
Letters To Dear
Santa Claus


want tho baseball game that was IN
Russell a Cnckrolls and also the first
ms,mr mit loo the cts pug Store
w nduW.
Yours truly.
". l.. POWELL. JR.
nos p0lk street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
This Is A Radio Xmas

rT,ltest plelsure 10 Inc Nh'I' ''II'.'l
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12
MEAN sANTA CLAUS

200 Arthur Street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

NNNNI ITlIT-IN smith,
Amarillo. TcV3s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-12

nos rolk street
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-24
DUNSMUIR LADY DIED
AT LOCAL HOSPITAL

Mrs. Ethel NJ. Smith, wifef Of J. ].
Cmith, OF Dunsmuir, died Friday.
May 19, at 1890 p. m, at the Gran
ite City hospital. following an oper
alton earlier In the week.
Mrs. Smith had only been in the
hospital few days, and the opera.
tion apparently was a success, but
during the early part OF the day Fri
day her condition became serious
Her relatives at Dunsmuir were in
formed, but we're not able to reach
her bedside before she passed away.
She was born May s, 1889 in Cali
fornia. and was 33 years old at the
time Of her death. Surviving her.
besides her husband. are her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Carter, OF
Dunsmuir.
The body was prepared for burial
by II. C. Stock and taken on train
13 this morning to Dunsmuir, where
the funeral will be held Monday.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-24
AWARDS FOR SPEED
GIVEN ASHLAND STUDENTS

Each year the Underwood Type.
writer company gives to the stu
dents of high schools over the Unit.
ed States, awards for speed and ac-
curacy in typing. To earn recogni-
tion a pupil must write on new ma
terial furnished by the New York ed
ucational office for Is consecutive
minutes. All papers are marked in
accordance with international con-
test rules. For every error ten
words are taken from the gross
The first award Is a solid bronze
medal for 40 net words per minute
A bronze bar is added to this medal
for each additional ten words made
until so words per minute have been
written.
Forty-seven certificates have been
received by the Ashland high school
students. Five of these students,
Clara Will, Orlando Nelson, Edith
Dodge, Isabelle Silver and Lenore
Angel, received certificates after
only IS weeks.
The following students received
bronze medals and bars:
Etha Abbott, 66 words; Maude
Buck, 40; Katie Buchanan, 43;
Lloyd Crowson, AZ; Dorothy Chris.
tian, As; Alma Doran, 64; Cleo
Emigh, as; Dorothy Frulan, 40;
Bernice Flackus, As; Ada Hunt. 43:
Pearl Hodkinson, AZ; Opal Hoxsie,
10; Alta Jarvis. A: Marguerite
Moore, AZ; Marjorie McElvaney, SO;
Flora Putnam, SO; Fay Parker. Al;
Maxine Rose, AZ; Mildred Stevens,
IS; Clara Will, A.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-24
MORE PRIZES AWARDED
BY EAST SIDE MERCHANTS

The merchants on East Main street
who conducted bargain week sale
last week, are announcing the win
ners Of prizes that the various mer-
chants offered to induce the people
of fthe community to try their mer-
chandise.
The Candy Cupboard prize Of a
five-pound box of candy was won by
Mrs. NJ. M. Tucker, of 351 Avery
street.
The prize offered by Icenhower's
furniture store, so feet Of garden
hose, was won by Russell Miller, SCI
c street.
The Square Deal grocery's six
prizes of baskets of groceries which
were put up as prizes were won by
A. Hudneyy, Vendome hotel; Mrs. o.
Winter, 43O Boulevard; S. G. Ham
aker, 56 Roca street; j. H. Sanders.
Oak street; Mary Spencer, East
Main street, and Mrs. Avery of the
Media cafe.
The numbers that won at the
Peerless shoe shop are: first, S6,-
594; second, S6,597, and third,
86.599. The winners have not called
to claim their prizes to date, and
the names are not known as yet.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-24
MODERN WOODMEN .
HOLD AN INITIATION

The Modern Woodmen of America
met in regular session last evening
in the Moose hall and initiated a
large class OF candidates, together
with large class that were present
for adoption.
F. B. Currey, state deputy, and j.
G. Ttate, head auditor, both of Port
land, were present to witness the in
itiation, together with several visit
ors from the Talent, Medford and
Central Point camps. The team from
the Medford camp exemplified the
work to the candidates.
]. E. Welch, district deputy of
the order, is responsible for the sue
cessful meeting and the large num-
ber of candidates that were taken in.
Following the initiation the mem
bers, were assembled in the dining
room where they were served with a
real banquet.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-24
MERCHANTS Of
EAST END ARE
AWARDING PRIZES

The merchants OF East Main street
who have been having a special sale
during the past week, are beginning
to award the prizes in the various
contests which they conducted.
A. W, Holt won the first prize
at Kruggel Brothers, which was a
spot light. and J. A. Taylor, of Oak
street, won the second prize, a set
of socket wrenches.
Mrs. Anna Kent OF the Columbia
hotel won the U. S. auto tire offered
by Dix and Son.
The Eastern Supply company re-
funded every sixth purchase up to
SIS during the week, and had a total
of $16.35 to be refunded to the win
ners.
The White House groceteria' first
prize was won Mrs. Val Inflow, who
guessed the exact number Of beans
in the jar, and six contestants tied
for second prize, and three for the
third prize.
The Square Deal grocery contest
winners will be announced late this
evening, and others later in the
week.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-24
MISS RUTH BLAKELY
WINS SCHOLARSHIP

Miss Ruth Blakely, of Rogue
River is the fortunate winner of
the $50 scholarship awaded each
year by the Rogue River Valley Col
lege Women's club This scholar
ship which has caused much interest
in educational circles is granted on
the following terms: The girl must
be high school graduate of the
current year who intends to take a
four years college course in some
Oregon college; the money which is
given outright. must be used for ac-
tual college expenses. and not dress
she must be of good reputation. and
show evidence of becoming fine
character and one to whom the
money will be a real help. This
scholarship is granted to a graduate
OF one OF the eleven accredited high
schools of Jackson county. The col.
lege Women's club has also a fund
which II loans without interest to
girls above the freshman year.
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-05-24

IL. Boy Scouts OF America.
IL. Camp Fire Girls.
10. Citizens.
IA. School Children.
The march will continue to the
Ashland cemetery, where the usual
G. A. r. and w. r. C. service will
be given together with such auxil-
iary service as the Legion Auxiliary
and d. A. r. may add for the mem
ory Of all veterans and comrades of
the past wars.
Upon conclusion there will be a
ten minute period in which to visit
the graves and view the decorations.
ETC., then the bugler will sound as
sembly for the return march to the
band stand in Lithia park, where
splendid address has been arranged
for.
After the address ii Is planned to
have a basket dinner in the park for
every one.
During the afternoon there are to
be committees appointed to visit the
Mountain View, Talent
and Hill cemeteries, where proper
attention will be given to the grave
decoration In these plots.
II Is earnestly hoped by the COM
mittee that the people OF Ashland
will heartily respond and cooperate
IN these memorable exercises. by a
soodly attendance, and plenty OF
thoughts concerning the reasons why
We have a Memorial or Decoration
lay. When we stop to realize that
Nay 30th Is no longer a national Me-
norial day. but is now an interna-
ional Memorial day, in which many
.reat nations take part with exactly
he same thoughts In mind, we are
cad to believe that there must he
to 1t more than day for
and fishing trips.
Give due regard for this occasion
md remember our individual part
oward those who have given us this
privilege to cultivate the exalted
houghts that are ours during these
lemorial days. ID