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Fresh sweet elder at ftoao Bros.
entèr. In regard to other fairs E. O, McCORMJOK
37-tf w h e re ticketB a r e so ld a t th e g a te ,
TELLS OP TRIP TO
For high grade tailoring for mea !
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
UàdawàXh Nth«fcb«il 19, iWt
M U H »■ M Q frnWHI
aùd Women— C. Orres.
R eturns from Texas—
* V isits D aughter—
M r. ant? M rs. H u sc h k e h a v e re ­
M rs. M cV ickar, m o th e r of M rs.
tu rn e d fro m a p le a s a n t v isit a t th e C h a rle s A. E d w a rd s, is sp e n d in g th e
hom e of th e ir d a u g h te r, M rs. C. H. w in te r a t th e M e th o d ist E p isco p al
Mrs. f? a rso n a g e .,
K n ig lita T e m p la r, s ta te d conclave B u rn s, of H o u sto n , T exas.
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lan d a n d S o u th e rn O regon c lim a te . To A ttend B anquet—
vem ber 17.
A n u m b e r of A sh la n d people a re
E a s te rn S ta r b a z a a r, F rid a y a f t e r ­
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n n in g to a tte n d th e c o u n ty Y. M.
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noon a n d ev en in g , N ovem ber 18.
M rs. S im o n ’s b e g in n in g N ovem ber C. A. b a n q u e t a t M edford th is ev en ­
15. 26 S outh P io n e er Ave.
64-2* ing.
Back from B ly—•
S p r a tt W ells r e tu r n e d y e s te rd a y
Paulseru< T s S u its w ill b e a r com ­
from Bly, w h e re he h a s been a tte n d ­ T rin ity G uild M eeting—
p
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o n s in p rice, q u a lity an d flt.6 3 tf
T
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hold a social a fte rn o o n in th e P a r ­
his fa rm s in t h a t vicinity.
ish H ouse T h u rsd a y . All m em b ers H o te l B u ild e r G one—
F . V. Q u n h a m , of D allas, T exas,
G en u in e M exican c h ick en tam a le s,! u rg ed to be p rese n t.
s ta r te d ho m e ¡this m o rn in g , a f te r
20 cen ts. E n t e r s C o n fe c tio n e ry .6 2 tf
sp e n d in g tw o d ay s in A s h la n a in ­
T h e b e st c h o c o la te c re a m s c a n be
v e s tig a tin g th e h o tel s itu a tio n w ith
A B a rg a in ! 35 a c re s u b irrig a te d i p u rc h a se d a t R ose B ros.
45-ef
a view to e re c tin g a b u ild in g fo r
ra n c h n e a r G len d ale, w tih 8 r o o m !
' th is p u rp o se, if a rr a n g e m e n ts s a tis ­
h o u se, b a rn , v a rie ty of f r u it a n d P la n s C a lifo rn ia Trip»—
fac to ry to him co u ld be m ade. Mr.
b e rrie s. Tools, f u r n itu r e included.
D r S. F. S o n g er is p la n n in g on a
D u nham c la im e d to r e p re s e n t un-
$3200. W o u ld c o n sid e r tra d in g fo r se v e ra l w eeks visit in S o u th e rn C ali­
i
lim ite d c a p ita l in San F ra n c isc o an d
city o r ra n c h p ro p e rty in o r n e a ri fo rn ia th is w in ter.
1 New Y ork.
C liff P a y n e m ak e s silv e r ch ests.
A sh lan d
See ST A PL E S .
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MASONIC CALENDAR THIS W EEK
F o r p le a tin g , see O rres.
W e re n o v a te old s u its .
u d ’s.
W h e re ev e n in g e n te r ta in m e n ts a re
given a t th e A sh la n d fa ir, a s w as
th e case o n e n ig h t la s t y e a r, a n ad - !
m issio n c h a rg e is e n tire ly p r a c tic - ' p assed , w ith good sw im m in g a n d
T he m in e rs to ld us t h a t th e sc en e ­ Bay c o u n try , in a d d itio n to th is
ry below th e m in es w as m uch m ore b e a u tifu l d riv e, in tim e fo r th e F a ir
a b le a n d d e sira b le , th e w in te r fa ir fish in g .
T h is is one of th e m o st scenic b e a u tifu l th a n t h a t w hich we h ad in 1925.
m a n a g e rs sta te .
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THE STORY OF CAMILLE
enacted by
Her Greatest Emotional Role
The story of undying appeal to both
young and old.
A photodram a of a trag ed y which is a
classic of literatu re, stage and opera.
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THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE DISPLAY OF
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O ur E n tire Lower Floor is Devoted to T his D isplay
WEEKS & ORR
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
P a u lse r-
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Medford’s Toyland
V I
SATURDAY SPECIAL AT 10 A. M —BROWNIE ROASTER, 25c
See W indow s for D isplay
’ of co n cessio n s an d m e rc h a n ts ’ ex-
| h ib its d e p en d s upon th e n u m b e r of
v isito rs.
T h e success of th e fa ir h eld h e re
la s t w in te r is believed by M r. A n ­
d erso n to h a v e been la rg e ly d u e to
th e fre e ad m issio n fe a tu re .
V isit­
o rs n o t only c am e in la rg e n u m b e rs,
b u t b e in g a d m itte d fre e p u t th e m In
th e b e st possible fra m e of m ind to ­
w ard th e show , w hich w ould n o t be
th e case if th ey h a d paid m oney to
N azimova
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A P P L E E X H IB IT S
WILL H EA b SHOW
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AT W INTER FA IR
(C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1)
100 Per Cent Program
if that is so, it would
O regon o r th e e n tir e U nited S ta te s. ! be a g re a t lu re to (to u rists, an d
It sh o u ld be developed a n d used
| m ig h t seem to w a r ra n t a g ita tio n a t
ALAMEDA MINES
a s a lu re fo r to u r is t tra v e l. W e
th is tim e fo r th e c o n s tru c tio n of a
need h av e no fe a r of a d v e rtis in g it
(C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 1)
w idely, as one of th e c h ie f a tt r a c ­ ¡'highw ay dow n to th e co ast, in o r d e r
tio n s of S o u th e rn O regon.
to open up th e n e a u tie s of th e Coos
c o n d itio n s a re v e ry d iffe re n t, m any
a m u s e m e n t fe a tu re s b e in g o ffe red .
D unsm uir V isitor
¡ R e c o v e rs fro m Illn e ss
M rs. W . L. J a m e s cam e up f r o m 1 M iss E d ith M oore, w ho h a s been R eturned to R ogue E lk —
D u n s m u ir yesteT day a n d is sto p p in g ill, Is r e p o rte d to be ra p id ly im-
. . D r. M aud Haw ley r e tu r n e d S u n ­
a t H otel A sh lan d .
proving.
d a y to R ogue E lk , w h e re sh e is vis­
itin g th e M cD onald’s, w ho k e e p th e
h o te l a t th e p lace m e n tio n e d ............
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY—
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ridea in Southern Oregon,, if not in j juat enjoyed,
E. R.
I saac
& Co
Successors to C. H- Vaupel.
THE
QUALITY S TO R E
TOG LA TE TO CLA SSIFY
FO R R E N T — L a rg e f ir s t flo o r fro n t
room . G as ra n g e fo r cooking. 153
G ra n ite St. P h o n e 411-R .
65-1
Comedy — “ BROWNIE’S LITTLE VENUS”
FO R SA LE— M ilk goat.
In q u ire
M cK ercher resid e n ce , In d ia n a St.
65-3*
Coming Friday-Saturday
Man from Lest River
FO R S A L E — E le ctric ra n g e , white»
a n d b u ff le g h o rn bens an d p u lle ts,
ra b b its a n d m ilk g o a ts, cheap fo r
q u ick sale. 248 W im er St. P hone
473.
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PACKARD
N ow you can buy a
Packard Single-Six car for
$2350
f. o.b.
Detroit
This is a reduction of $625 from its
former price, and o f $1290 from its
^rice a year ago. Knowing what this
car is, we say with utter confidence that
nothing in the market
even approaches
•
its value. Once you ride in it, and drive
it, you will say the same.
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The
T he
The
T he
Touring Car .
Runabout . .
Coupe . . . .
Sedan . . . .
formerly
formerly
formerly
formerly
$2975
$2975
$3750
$3975
.
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is n ow
is now
is n ow
is n o w
$2350
$2350
$312$
$3350
bl&e prices effective, October 2 4 , 1921
PACKARD LITTLE SIX NOW ON DISPLAY
—at—
CLASS A GARAGE
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Buy Your Thanksgiving Needs Now!
Standard Linen and Linen Values ot Note
Irish L inen T able Cloths—Genuine D erryvale linen; rich
lustrous cloths in the p opular circu lar p a tte rn s; a splen­
did assortm ent of designs. E very cloth and napkin is
guaranteed to give satisfacto ry wear.
D erryvale Linen Cloths, size 70x70 ............................ $7.48
D erryvale Linen Cloths, size 70x88 ............................ $9.25
N apkins to m atch, size 22x22, dozen ....................... $9.75
E rinm ade Linen Cloths, size 70x70 ........................... $ 9.98
E rinm ade Linen Cloths, size 72x72 ............................ $10.98
E rinm ade N apkins, size 22x22, d o z e n ........................ $10.98
Linen N apkins—$8.98 a dozen, size 22x22. N apkins of­
fered at this low price because there are no table cloths
to m atch.
72 inch P ure Linen D am ask, y a r d ............................... $2.98
J u s t thin k of this low price on P u re Irish Linen Damask
Gloves for Thanksgiving Wear
L a d ie s’ Kid Gloves in black, F ine quality Cape Gloves in
w hite and brown* p a i r .$2.75 brown and heaver pail $3.00
L a d ie s’ Kid Gloves in Mack W om en’s Cape ( loves in
and w hite with contrasting
biown and tan, v ith heavy
stitch in,'-;, brown ami g ray —
p a ir ................................ $3.00 ¡out seam, p air ........... $2.25
SILK UMBRELLAS
(U?;
bn!
NEW VANITY CASES
M ade of good quality silk
w ith latest style handles of
coffee wood and Bakelite
Colors, navy, taupe, brown.
New P andora sh:oes, made
of Pin Seal, India Boat and
S pider Calfskin. A ttached
m irror, memo pad and p u r e
green and red. Priced from fittings. Priced from
$6.98 to $10.98
i
$5,SS t j $7.98
72 inch Double S atin D am ask, vd..$3.98
THANKSGIVING SILKS
Two beautiful p attern s to select from
and N apkins to m atch at, dozen. .$10.98
36 inch fine quality Dutchess Sal in, in
black onlv. A real value, vard . .. .$1.69
36 inch Changeable T affeta Silk, beau
tiful color com binations. T hanksgiving
Sale price, yard ............................... $2.25
M ercerized Table Cloths ...............$1.48
58x58, hem stitched, ready for use, and
several p a tte rn s to select from.
Thanksgiving Sale of Fancy Lace Scarfs
and Lunch Cloths
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bn
36 inch heavy quality Dress Satin. \H
the new and wanted shades for A utum n
wear. P er vard .................’. ............. $2.25
1-AiCl
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$2725 f. o. b. A shland
Clsk tk e m a n w ho o w n s one
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A special purchase of these Lace Scarfs and Table
Satin Bedspreads—$6.48
Linen Towels—85c ea.
pieces enables us to sell th e m jit about wholesale prices.
H eavy quality fine Satin
finish, w ith plain hem.
Same spread with scalloped
cut com ers a t . . . ........ $6.98
F ine q uality all pure Linen
Towels, m ade in Ireland.
L arge size Linen Towels
hem stitched, each . . . $1.00
See window display.
Priced, each, a t . . . . 5 9 c to $6.98
b it.
The Store Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated
H ave your hem stitching and picoting done here.