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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
Ashland News in Paragraphs
Local and Personal
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V olley B all G am e—
V isito r from P ortland—
This evening at the high school
Mary V. W ilshire is being
by her neice, Mrs. Charles gymnasium two volley ball teams,
of Portland, this week Mrs. made up of Medford business men,
will play sim ilar Ashland organiza-
arrived Sun&iy.
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tions The games w ill-be under the
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Hot tam ales, Mexican chili beans, direction
of Cash Wood, county
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a n d hot chocolate at Rose Bros. 70tf m . c A. secretary.
Mrs.
visited
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j C ondition of H ighw ay—
O. A. C. V isitor—
Business Today
th a t
please.
D arling
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H ospital—
Mrs. H attie Cozart, of B street,
we can Huy New Autos—
as well
c - L- Wilson, who works in the has retu rn ed to her home from a
by ap- Southern Pacific company machine local hospital
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The Ashland W inter F air Decem
sedan. H erbert Banta, who has a
ber
7-8-9-10.
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ranch on the Green Springs road, is
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Miss May Hedrick, the youngest the owner of a new Overland tour-1 Died
ing
car
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Will Hed
Mrs. Annie Gash died last night
rick, of B street, celebrated her
at
124 M anzanita street. H er son,
All wool suits for 520 at P aulser
birthday on Sunday with a splendid
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birthday dinner.
Besides the im-l ud’s.
pany engineer, of Dunsm uir, is here,
m ediate family other relatives were
and
contem plates shipping the body
S u ggests Standpipes—
present to enjoy the repast. Severalj
to Salem, where his father is bur
pretty gifts were rceeived by Miss « J. M. K irkpatrick, who warmly ied. H. C Stock, undertaker, has
resents being called Fitzpatrick,
Hedrick from school friends and
suggests th at instead of reservoirs, charge of the remains.
others in honor of the occasion.
the city construct a num ber of large
F o r pleating, see Orres.
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standpipes in Ashland canyon.
L et me take your m easure.
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guarantee to fit and satisfy you at
Buy a new suit for the Holidays. Four Year Old Baby D ies—
the lowest price. John Maly, the Paulserud’s
B ertha Maude H am ilton, four
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Tailor.
year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C. M Ham ilton, 642 Liberty street,
P ain tin g Up—
Biblo Classes Meet—
Swenson and McRae have painted died yesterday afternoon at 3:30
Several classes of the Christian the interior woodwork of th eir fur- o'clock at her paren ts’ home. The
Bible school met at the church on n ltu re storc
,a r ,
child was taken ill Wedneday of last
P rictw night tor a class party and cnameI color .
week, death resulting from pneu
had 4 good time.
monia.
The funeral will be con
ducted
tom
orrow afternoon from the
Mr. Roselle, the tailo r at Orres, . Th® A_3h’*nd WiQler FaIr Decenv
Stock undetraking parlors.
In te r
Is an a rtist as a tailor. He recently! eF ‘
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m ent will be in the M ountain View
came here from Minneapolis.
6 9 tl County Agenl B usy—
cemetery.
The
county
ag
en
t’s1
office
is
a
F a m ily R iuenon—
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
The A. H. Peachey family, on very busy place these days, for
Lincoln street, held quite a fam ily, I County Agent Cate and Miss F lor FOR SALE CHEAP— A light truck
— good tires and equipm ent and in
reunion on Thanksgiving, en tertain ence Pool, home dem onstration
120 Gyes-
assistants 1 are getting out ! good running order.
ing twenty-five guests at the evening agent, an d assisiants
ham St.
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luncheon and tw enty guests at the
6 F annua reports,
FOR SALE— Old copy of Antonius
noon hour. They report a happy
Clothing prices That defy competi-
Stradivarius violin at 95 Oak s t . 1
tim e spent together for the day
tion at P au lseru d ’s.
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FINDER of bezel and crystal of a '
small swiss watch please leave at
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Anderson,
Tidings office. Reward .
who
have
been
living
on
E
ast
Main
P ia n o Tuner Here—
WANTED— Woman to do house
W. H. Morgan, San Francisqo pi street, moved to G rants Pass ves-
work on ranch. Mrs D. M. Horn,
123 Church St.
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ano tuner, arrived yesterday from ter<^a>'
K lam ath Falls and is quartered at
WANTED— Elderly lady to care for
Genuine Mexican chicken tam ales,
th e Columbia hotel. Mr. Morgan Is
three children, while m other is in
an unusually talented vocal music 20 cents. Endbrs Confect;onery.62tf hospital, $1.00 per day, no laundry,
call at 129 G ranite.
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ian, and while here last summre, de-
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lighted a p a r t, o l trien d , with h l, ,
Y y,acabees and
N U R SER Y STOCK
singing one evening a t the home nt 0J 8t ,bc daM e ‘»">»rrow night TRUSTWORTHY TREES, shrubs,
roses, and berries, from the W ash
Mr. am i Mrs. J. M K irkpatrick.
< W 8dn8sda>'> *« ' <>• « • V- b «U.
ington Nursery Co., Toppenish,
_____ Tickets 50 cents couple, 10 cents ex-
W ash. Finest nursery stock on
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Agency of Oregon F ire Relief as- ' tra ladies.
the coast.
Local representative,
sociation. Yeo. of course.
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phone
310-R.
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Moved to Grants P a ss—
M ove; to Grant.? P ass—
APPLES
W illiam
Jackson.
89 Seventh
DELICIOUS,
Arkansas Black. Gol
street, moved today to a farm near
den
Russet
and other varieties.
1 G rants Pass.
R et runs from San . J o s e -
75c and $1.00 per box delivered.
527 Terrace St., phone 408-J.
Raymond Drue returned Sunday
4. Mi-O-Na, th a t’s the name of
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from San Jose, Calif., where he h a s'
the
best
prescription
ever
w
ritten
been attending the San Jose Poly
FOR RENT— U nfurnished rooms.
technic school, and is now working f° r indi^estion or stom ach distress,
349 East Main. Phone 142 or
in his fath er’s tailor shop on East Guaranteei? by McNa* Bros.
48.
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Orres cleans clothes clean.
Main Str0et-
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J Pays to Read A d » - .
ZANE GREY’S
HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS
W ith modern apparatus
m ake your portrait at night
as in day time • Evening
pointm ent. D arling Studio.
Phone
Loca/ Firm Is
Retiring From
R eturns from
Expert Piano Instruction.
C. S. Mitchell.
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purpose for a short time when the
Marion Kizer, of Oregon Agricul-
According to reports the Pacific
J other adjoining room was nece$-
tu ral college, visited friends in this highway through Canyon creek can-
i sary. Their ever-increasing business
city last week.
! yon is still in fine condition, despite
' made it necessary for them to again
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the heavy rains of the last week.
j seek more commodious quarters,
Special this week at Enders Con-
man an(^ team are kept c o n sta n t-,
and about four years ago they re
fectionery— Fresh cream caramels,
at work leveling up bad spots a s .
moved to their present quarters.
regular price 60 cents, this week th e>’ occur- The snow on the m oun' ;
Mr. Ferguson says he has no in-
40 cents. We make them.
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tention
of leaving Ashland
He
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has caused the Umpqua river and!
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says
he
would
just
as
soon
live
here
i Canyon creek to nearly overflow
R eturns from C alifornia—
Today was the last day of regu- as anywhere on earth, and will have
th eir banks in some places. No ser-
Mrs. A- J. Harvey, of B street,
lar business for Ferguson’s Bargain sufficient interests to keep him en-
,
,
ious damage has been done thus far
Store. W ednesday and Thursday the gaged.
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hds returned from California w here,
she has been visiting her son, John
store will be closed and final prepa-
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Interest in O regon Caves—
Harvey, and family.
rations m ath for the great closing- Traffic Regulations__
T hat more than a passing in te r out sale th a t promises to interest!
A w arni„ „
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A w arning th at all drivers of
Cliff Payne makes shaving stands. est in the Oregon Caves highway is every man, woman and child within
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I being shown by the state highwav a radius of fifty miles. The fix- h° 1Se draw n T h iele s at night must
V isits at M orrison H o m o -
I commission is evidenced in a letter tures are for sale, and the store room display a lfght on such vehicle, in
Mrs. Will Densmore was visiting ju st received by Judge Eclus Pol. is already leased for a term of accordance with the state law, both
Mrs. C Morrison on Ashland s tr e e t,} lock of the Oregon state hig h w ay .
years, to be occupied as soon as th is ' for their own protection and that
a few days last week, before going commis8ion: -‘We have changed our stock is sold out.
of the driving public, was issued on
to California for the winter.
records to show th at we are to a id 1 The retiring of this popular firm Monday by Deputy State Motor Traf-
in any co-operation th a t may be from the local field brings to a close fic Officer J. J McMahon. The lat-
Orres remodels garm ents.
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needed in m aintenance of the road eleven years of successful merchan- te r has received many complaints
between G rants Pass and W aldo,” dising in Ashland for Mr. Ferguson, from autoists concerning horse ve-
Leaves for M yrtle Creek—
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. R edifer and writes Mr. Booth, “and we are dis-i who, all will remember, started in h id es ¿Liven at night w ithout dis-
fam ily left Saturday for M yrtle I ' " SS" ' S
b° s8lbIlity » ' extending a very small way in one room of playing lights, and will from now
Creek. Mrs. Redifer spent T h a n k s-1
WOrk ,,Om 11,8 Cav8s roa,i t0 the building now occupied by the on make arrests of all such violr-
giving day a t the home of he>r the Holland turn-off on a 50-50 ba Daily Tidings. T h ii only served the tors.
father, G. W. Benedict, M ountain sis with the forestry people, leav
ing the $10,000, which you are to
avenue.
contribute, to some other section of
I
the
road, th a t may be decided upon
L eaves for C a lif o r n ia -
la te r.”— G rants Pass Courier.
Mrs. Ray Hosley left recently for
San Diego, Calif., where he will
spend a short time visiting.
Clever suits for cold snaps, at
Mrs. Sarah Mosier returned home P au lseru d ’s.
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th is m orning from a three weeks
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visit with relatives in Salem.
Twenty-two days until Christmas.
Make your appointm ent now. Dari-
The best Christm as present is a ing Studio
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su it or overcoat tailored to measure.
See the big values at O rres’ $1.00 , B asketball Game—
P ro fit Christm as Sale.
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Friday evening at the high school
gymnasium there will be a basket-
F r o m E a g le P o in t—
ball game between the Ashland and
Bert Peachey has moved his fam- Medford Epw orth League teams.
ily from Eagle Point to th eir home
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east of town in the vicinity of the
Let Friend W ire sleep in the
norm al grounds.
m orning and go to the Hotel Ashland
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grill and get one of those fine
Hotel Ashland Grill caters to special 60 cent breakfasts.
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home-folks as well as to commercial
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men and tourists.
61tf Missionary Society to Meet—
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The W omen’s Missionary society
Old T im e/ V isits—
of the C hristian church, will meet
Mrs. Betz, of Rogue River, visited at the church parlors next Friday
A shland last week for the first time afternoon. Everybody welcome.
P o rtraits
in years and was entertained at the
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Studio.
A. H. Peachey home on L oncoln, H em stitching, 8 cents per yard,
street.
, Mrs. E. P. Stew art, at Enders. 70eod
R etu rn s from Salem —
Tuesday, November 21, 1021
WANTED— Pruning and grafting by
A-l p runer
B. F. Stone, Ash-
A Tidings reader says she cannot
Special sale H oefler’s Famous
land. Oregon.
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Chocolates. $1.00 value for 60c a understand why anyone should com
WANTED— W ork of any kind, by
pound W atch our window. Rose plain a t the ads which are printed
two good husky young men. Ad
Bros.
7otf in A shland’s progressive daily, since
dress A lbert Stone, Ashland, Ore
by reading the same she was enabled
gon
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to save ten cents a pound on her
-B u y s H o u s e -
FOR RENT— Housekeeping ap art
Louis W ertz has bought a house Thanksgiving tu rk ey and the same
m ent, also
heated
furrtished
am ount on dates, th ere being th at
rooms, adults only. 614 Boule
on Garfield street, near Quincy.
difference in the prices charged by
vard. Phone 348-L.
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local
dealers
for
the
articles
men-
Special this week at Enders Con-,
FOR
EXCHANGE — Eighty acre
fectionery— Fresh cream caram els, I tl0ned’
farm in K lam ath county, well lo
cated, good neighborhood, close to
reg u lar price 60 cents; this week 40
Bubble Books for children a t Ròse
school, part irrigated, balance can
'ce n ts. Wo make them
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be easily w atered, all good land,
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practically level, fenced, fine for
l o w VisMmr—
alfalfa, potatoes and sim ilar crops
The Ashland W inter F air Decem
— about one th ird in cultivation.
Mrs. Charles Evans, of Leon, la.,
ber 7-8-9-10.
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Small buildings. Will trad e for
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Homer
modern residence in A shland in
R ’P’ngg, at the la tte r’s home, 74*3 V isitors from C r e s w e l l -
good location. Phone owner, 184.
N o-tb Main street. Mrs. Evans ar-
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Mr. Swearing and daughter, Miss
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this morning, having made the Lucy, of Creswell, are visiting at
ESTATE OF J. P . HOLCOMB
Io” «8 journey via Long Beach, Calif. present a t the Marion H ager home,
Notice is hereby given th a t J. P.
Holcomb died on Nov. 8, 1921.
476 Scenic Drive.
Any
hills against the estate should
We make ouy own candies, Ice
be
McCoy, t Trua-
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presented
to j J. . W.
w . Mccoy,
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“'”•-1 and tamalee. Baders Con-
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7 c° rr®ctly cut an<1 .tee, at the First National Bank.
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6 itf skillfully tailored. Paulserud’s. 7 4 tf|
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