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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
Wednesday, November 30, 1021
known as the Dew Drop Inn, >will
C L’
A
nave its electrical and other cooking L d iy C J ll 101116111
equipm ent open for the inspection
L o c a l a n d P e rs o n a l
or jhe public. Space has beeR r e - !
served for a com fortable rest room
-----------------------Side L ights--------------------—
for tourists aud. local shoppers The
•Dew 'D rop In n ” will open Decem
A sh la n d D efeated —
Candy Maker to M ove—
ber 7 and will serve the public from
Both Ashland team s were defeat
Leslie Price, who conducts a can- 8:30 a. m to 8:30 p. nt.
ed in the volley ball
uau games p played
iajeu dv avuio
store auu
and ice cream parlor in
PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 30.— The
a t the high school gymnasium last the Enders block, has rented the
For pleating, see Orres.
69t£ largest shipm ent of apples by di-
evening between Ashland and Med- room now occupied by the Beaver
j rect w ater route this year is leaving
ford business men, under the di- Realty company, F irst and Main From -D unsm uir__
Portland this week en route to Eng-
Tection of Cash Woo J. ocunty Y. M. streets. He expects to move to the
W alter Davis, Southern P acific!
land laad oa
ship Nebraska.
Pacific
oa the
tbe steam
8teai»3hip
Nebraska. Be-
Be-
C A secretary. Each team was to new location w ithin a few days. Mr. company engineer, was
an Ish >• lan d , tW6en
fifteea
and
twenty
thousand
tween fifteen and tw enty thousand
play three games, but as the visit- Beaver will occupy rooms in the visitor yesterdav
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boxes of apples assembled from The
ors won the first two games played Beaver block opening on Second
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Dalles and points in the W illam ette
b y each team, no more were played, street
W ork on the four-room
4. You don’t have to risk a cent to aad UniPdua valle^ " M be i n d u e d
E ric W eren took the place of Mr. Beaver annex is being pushed to be relieved of catarrh. Get a Hvo- in the shipment.
D arling, who was Indisposed^ in the completion, the walls and roof being mei outfit from McNair Bros theF E n§land is offering one of the
t , team, the other members of now in place ’
drueaist««
and if
if ,*.
-
^ firs
h hich
i.v
druggists, and
it does
not sa ’ tisfy ,: best n market«
iaraets fnr
for a PPles this season
w
were Fred Engle. V. o. N .|
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they will reiund the purchase price. >nd due to the wide distribution
Sm ith, and J, W. McCoy. The sec-
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Cleve.
suits for cold snaps, at
i they are receiving in th a t country,
ond team was composed of Dr. W. E P au lseru d ’s.
7-f-tf R eturns from P o rtlan d__
Oregon apples are gaining a great
Buchanan, A lbert W illiams, Homer
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Mrs. L. Gorham has returned from
° f ad rerti3 in & wfaich will be
Billings, and Mr. Banks.
Let Friend W ife sleeo in the Portland where she has been visir favorable tow ard trad e for another
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"£
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n UCiC SUC nas hppn
n ' ' year.
m orning and go to the Hotel Ashland ing for the nast w rom i s
Hot tamales, Mexican chili beans, ■ grill and get one of those fine
day5‘
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I Tbe N ebraska "w ill carry 80,000
an d hot chocolate at Rose Bros. 70tf special 60 cent breakfasts.
61tf
We make our own candies ice ™ m ° f Z ^ ’163’ 30 am ° Unt th at
cream and tam ales. Ende-s Con
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3 Wh° le tra,R load of
The best Christm as present Is a H orse i Sell Cheap—
fectionery.
C2H‘
100
CarS- Thls ’S ° ae of
s u it or o.vercoat tailored to measure.
At the Stoner public auction sale
See the big values at O rres’ $1.00 in Sam’s Valley yesterday afternoon,
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P ro fit Christm as Sale.
69tf horses sold for ten to twenty-five ' ' * UI’ns from Medford—
dollars, according -to reports re-
Mr3‘ Ike Fric3dSa r returned Mon-
ceived
here.
The
farm
,
which
was
™
T*™ 3 Medford m aternity home,
More New Autos—
Jesse Ferren, Southern Pacific en put on the block, did not sell at all, f 6 « 7 daughter has been named
gineer, has purchased a new Nash no satisfactory bids being received. ’ 1 633 F n d e g a r• ______
to u rin g car and Mrs. M. McWilliams,
All wool suits for $20 at Paulser-
Orre3 cleans clothes clean.
69tf
Pennsylvania avenue, is the happy
ud’s.
63tf
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possessor of a new Veile touring
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I r id a y A ftern oon Club to Meet__
m odel-
I
Buy a new suit for the Holidays.!
The Friday Afternoon Em broidery
P
au
lseru
d
’s
7
4
tf*
club
will m eet this week a t the
Hotel Ashland Grill caters to
home of Mrs. G. H. H edberg on Sec-
home-folk3 as well as^to commercial
ond street.
m en and tourists.
6K f R eturn from W ash in gton —
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hooper, .who
W ith modern apparatus we c a n ! , left
L 1
B unsniui»
left Ash,and
Ashland five
five years
years ago.
ago. have
have re-
re
m ake your p ortrait at night as well turned from "Sunnyside, W ash., and
W6Dt t0 Dunsm«ir,
an
are
staying
in
the
Campbell
build-
‘
yes£erday
on business,
a s in day time
Evening by ap
ing.
"
pointm ent. D arling Studio. 71-lm o
Vernon Hooper, son of Mr. and
„
Mrs. Hooper, has been residing on i "
a homestead near Ashland for the ,
r Monday evening meeting
V isitors Pleased—
i
past
several
months.
Mr.
and
Mrs
16
Ladle3
Art
la b. - held
at the
the
Mr. an d Mrs A. L. Shane, of Ida- past several mo»ths. Mr. and Mrs
A
ri c clut>
held at
B u s in e s s C a r s
ho Falls, Ida., who were entertained i Hooper are welcomed to th e city by i
3
¡°aeer buiLYng. it was
a t Hotel Ashland last night on th eir , j many
raany old
o!d time friends
fri*nds Mrs. H oop-! ir< f
™a ® an exteasive exhib-
w ay to California, said th a t a t m a n y , er is a 3ister
of
H
attie
Abbott.
conung
fair. Prizes
sister
Mrs.
Abbott, i
, Wlnter ...................-
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1
1
be
awarded
on
six
classes
.of ar-
places north of here they had been
Clothing
prices
th
at
defy
com
peti-:
foI1<>ws:
Pastel
painting,
advised to stop at Medford, because,
74tf e:noroider>'’
tattin g ,
crocheting,
of the poor hotel accommodations at tion at P au lseru d ’s.
uand
painted
chuia,
and
crochetted
Ashland. They could not understand !
bedspread.
O
ther
objects'
of a rt
Genuine Mexican chicken tamales,
why such advice had been offered,
may
be
included
in
the
exhibit,
but
as they declared they could not, -■> cents. Endbrs Confectionery.62tf
will
not
be
aw
arded
prizes.
The
dis
M E D F O R D , O REG ON
have been treated better than they
play
will
be
in
the
center
of
the
Parent-T
eachers
M
eeting__
w ere during th eir short stay in o u r'
E. E. Elliott, director of the state Armory and will be decorated with
city. Many tourists have sim ilar ex
periences and express their inten board of vocational education, will yellow and white colors. No one
can ,e enter
two ° articles,
' tion of stopping here on their wav" be th6
princ,paI speaker at the com- Ca“
ate r more
niore than tw
the principal
home next spring.
' blaed business meeting and le c tu re ' ’ rh,ch must be the work of the ex-
i
program to hs
___ _ hibitor. The exhibit w
ill h
will
be o in
in con
be hdin
held hr-
by the Parent-
stan
t
charge
of
a
lady.
The
com
Let me take your m easure.
I Teachers' association at the Junior
guarantee to fit and satisfy you at high school tom orrow evening at m ittee is composed of Mesdames
Miss Bertha Davis, Henry Provost, Hal McNair and
th e lowest price. John Maly the 7:30 o’clock.
state supervisor, who is inspecting Selma Gray.
Tailor.
the Smith-Hughes part-tim e sewing o
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also auuress
address cue:
the ! Return-
3 Tom orrow—
Mr. Roselle, the tailor at Orres, classes
---- here, will mou
„
Is an a rtist as a tailor. He recently m eet’RS- Following the program an , F. ’ F. W hittle, who went to Port-
cam e here from Minneapolis.
6 69tf
9 0 ' inform
al reception, a t which refresh-
refresh-1 aad d Sunday-
SundaY’ is expected home to-
informaI
! ments will be served, will be h e ld ! morrow morning.
B e a v e r ’I Slmrp Tee>th—
for the purpose of allowing the state i
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Those who have known Av m
.
|
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—
—
wurners
to
oecon
M. educational workers to become ac- “ MEANEST MAN” ROBS GIRL
Beaver, the genial real estate dealer, nuainted with Ashland, people.
a s a mild and peaceable gentlem an, I
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Takes Locket and 25 Cents From
Child on Way to Store in New
w ere surprised the other day to see
Bubble Books for children at Rose '
York City.
-in his window the gnawed-off sec- Br° 3-
70t 1
tions of two fir trees, each eight or
New York.—Gotham’s
“meanest
nine inches in diam eter, and bear-
Our clothes are correctly cut and man”
man” stole
stole a a locke
locket and 25 cents from
m g a card saying the cutting had sklHfuHy tailored. PaulserudV 74tf a five-year-old girl.
been done by “a beaver ” Inquiry
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Angelina Lempo had been intrusted
develops the fact th at the trees were R eutnrs
M ontague—
with a quarter and sent to a nearby
cut down by a four-footed beaver
Mr> and Mrs- w - H - Smith, 166 «rocery to purchase some butter. A
the stumps having been brought here ' E ast Main stre et’ returned Monday! man with a red niustache lured her to
by H. C. Cham berlain from Okano- fr° m MoRtague. Calif., where th
aRother 3treet; telling her he knew a
L
ano
I
hart
Imnn
„0,0.«
,
.
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place
where she
could get he the
butter
gan. ^ ash., where
l e a v e r s are a ! had been vi8itIng relatives for the for nothing.
Meanwhile
took
the
pest on Mr. C ham berlain’s b ro th er’s 1 Past two weeks-
25 cents from her, took off her tiny
farm .
.
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locket to have it “polished free of
peciai this week at Enders Con- charge” and then gave her a paper to
Phone fectioneiT
— Fresh
3tionerv—
Fr»ah cream caramels,
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Expert Piano Instruction
i regular price 60 cents, this wreek by hallway.
C. S. Mitchell.
When
she ------------
(returned after a vaift
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i 40 cents. We make them.
74-6
search
for
the
woman, the man with
Agency of Oregon F ire Relief as-!,
the red bristles had disappeared.
Cliff Payne makes shaving stands.
Bociation. Yeo, of course.
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Ashland News in Paragraphs
2:
;
cs
\
r
direct from a i n r i h
Europe
N»rtl>” «
Of Apples
Made
From Portland
.
Special sale H oefler’s Famous
a t one .°rSd ‘\ r7
ra ' ed Cl‘o'?'>l!“ es* »■»« value tor 60c a
drive an i r t a l n ™ ^ n rSeP,” r9r "* poua'’- WatcU »Ur window. -Eoa.
uuve an aeiial propeller on the Bros
i
v ic
" not ste r- ° i * bM t- *
*•
’ » ‘» ’ d m a d . it tow to u r other boat, car-
PO'ht to eying twenty passenger,.
d
OUR HOM E TO W N
the r e ^ a ín i“" ? aSOm“„e a ? ? X cS¿ T C ,rM ’ 1’' » « *
England
Ail th a t man ever
“ to deserví neb ai° nument to bis m em ory-
simple lines, “ Home. Sweet H o m e ”
° F " 3S t0 Wnte a few
h o m " T T h e Wí „ T , tthoe„ ¿ ,i r ; hi: ; ‘ “ d “ e
*■>«■■> * - » e r e the
you trade with „“ a n d « trade
When
the finest home place on earth
n ? \ ’ a * ° f 113 are building
things we can hnv a !
h‘ B u tw h e u we send a wav for th’
th e ir tow n,
’
l” m<- ” are ■“ " " » *
Peopi. to I, m id
.» P W « " „ ; í “ h S abW
„ H d fSr„ ralro i5 e ,h ' " OT We need- ” ■»
why ask s u c h T n M s Ito n - T ? ,ih £ „ t L""’” ” ’ our streets? But
to r streets, roads or S o l s
" ’ ° “'d
,0U'” * ln d «>
”« d
g
m onede
e
t
‘y ' o V
¡t
b“ ‘
JERRY O’NEAL, Healing and
Plumbing
Phono 138
Operating Cost
Dodge Brothers
h
x ' r aad
Dodge Brothers
M o to r C a r s
Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co.
JV k
n
i v a i i n
i i i i c
IIC
m
F a lls Off Train—
The Tidings has arra
a rru n „ g o^v.-
ed with
„««.u
th e following students
for
news
ts for news of
of
high school activities and also of
th e students and instructors: Fred-
erick Johnson, u.u
Lillian
tau Reimer,
Heimer, Mar-
Ion Cosley and Eileen N utter.
ReV‘ Mattis Ja rk k a n e n , who fell
From New York to the Cape of Good
fr° m a SouW > Pacific train yes-
terday m orning in the Siskiyou Hope it is 10,985 miles.
m ountains- was recovered sufficient-
Honolulu is 2,007 miles from San
^este ;day afternoon to proceed
Francisco.
on his way north, following treat-
ment by a local physician. Only
Nome, Alaska, is 2,705 miles from
< jl » u s oi
meagre u details
of tne
the accident
accident or
or San Francisco.
— i^hntlty of the man could be ob-
i_v
. is said
. _ to
tained
Rev. rn~_
Tarkkanen
From Copenhagen to New fork, di
have fallen from an open door at rect, the mileage is 3,852.
the end of a car while p a ssin g :
,,
through a dark tunnel m istäk in r
The distance from Singapore to San
the steps ,„ r th e ea“ “ t r . " «
E i 5'ran' 1SC° 18
FARMERS’ WEEK
HOW FAR IS IT?
Orees reniodeiTT arm ents.
6 9 tf\ p
P u t Science into Farm P ractice
F riiit and Vegetable Course
P o rtraits th a t please.
D arling
Dec. 3-17, ’21
Studio.
71-lm o
T ractor Mechanics Course
Jan. 2-Mar. 18, ’22
New E stab lish m en t
—
Dairy M anufacture Course
Mr and Mrs. G. L. Bullen have
Jan. 2-Mar 18, ’22
bought the fixtures and lease of the
A griculture Course
Jan. 2-Mar. 18, '22
L ithia drinking parlor In th e Far-
D airy H erdsm en's Course
lowe buildHng on th e Plaza. In con
Jan. 2-June 18, ’22
d r a i n Grading Course Jan. 9-21, '22 nection w ith the serv ice. of Lithia
Beekeeping Course Jan. 30-Feb. 25 w ater, light lunches will be served.
H om em akers’ Conference
This establishm ent will in the fu
Mar. 20-25, ’22
tu re sell and distribute lithia w ater
ORE. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
bottle 6 01
or case for the -----
Pom-
F ull information on any Course by I by the 6 bott
<writing THE REGISTRAR, O. A. c , l padour Mln®ral Springs company.
Corvallis, Oregon
’’ The lunch room, which Is to be
LADIES* SLITS
valu es from $ 3 5 .0 0
to $ 4 5 .0 0 , now
— FURS
— GLOVES
— H OSIERY
— SILK UN D E R W E A R
— NECKW EAR
— BAGS
— UM BRELLAS
— PETTICOATS
— WAISTS
— H ANDK ERCH IEFS
— IN FA N T S VV7EAR
S24.85
Ä
leans.
CIRCLE
BARGAINS
From New York to Naples the dis
tance Is 4,172 miles; from Naples to
New Orleans Is 5,562.
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L A D IE S’ SUITS
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K
W
valu es from $ 3 7 .5 0
to $ 4 8 .0 0 , now
B
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE— Good cow. C. W itten
bach, 1401 Boulevard.
76-tf
WANTED— To com m unicate
someone having pedigreed
collie. Mrs. S. R. Derby,
ford, Ore.
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My D ear G irls:—
I’ve ju st been wonder-
in g how m uch Christm as
sew in g you have really
done.
H ere's ( ’hristm^s
only a few w eeks off, and
if you are like m ost of
my
frien d s In oth er
tow ns, I am afraid you
have not done much.
You know it is not al
w ays the value o f the
g ift that counts.
Som e
d ain ty little gift of your
ow n
handiw ork
prob
ably w ould please your
in tim a te friend o r your
relative m ore than a
m ore expen sive shop gift.
Santo tells m e he has
found on hts rounds, that
McGee’s alw ays seem to
have w hat th e wom en
w ant a n d a sk ed nw, to
toll you.
Yours truly,
AUNTY CLAUS.
This is the Store
to find Gifts
for Women
CIRCLE
BARGAINS
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C orvallis, Ore., Dec. 20-31, 1021
W in ter Short C ourses
ANOTHER ONE FROM
AUNTY CLAUS
e
H ig h School Ro|>orters J
Special this week at Enders Con-
fectionery Fresh
caram els,
- — ~ cream caram
els,,
reCUlar
Price 60
GO nonla*
reg
u lar price
cents; this ___«A
week 40
ents. We make them
74-g
P H O N E 304
with
male
Med
76-2*
'REFIN ED LADY wishes position as
housekeeper foT single man or
widower, city o r country. Mrs.
Mary Jackson, 209 Oak,
76-4*
S29.75
Things
CIRCLE
BARGAINS
£
B
S
L A D IE S’ SUITS
valu es from $62 .5 0
to $ 8 2 .5 0 , now
W
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