ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
PAG B EIGHT
Saturday, Decom ber 3, l # 2 t
Ladies Free at Memorial Hall
tonight.
sim ilar institutions elsewhere.
tra is also m aintained, one teacher
Large cooking and sewing classes devoting her entire tim e to mugic.
are tau g h t in both high schools, the, A thorough and practical course is
Clothing prices th a t defy competi
Local and Personal
j plan being to supplem ent theory given in Spanish, the second lan-
tion a t P aulserud’s.
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i with practice and to learii to do by guage of the western hemisphere,
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I doing.
A Smith-Hughes practice supplanting iu large degree the ^e a J
M arketing Hogs—
■ house gives girls an opportunity to languages so extensivly taught iu
John Gore has commenced slaugh
Jo h n so n 's Jew elry Store— the gift ; Cliff Payne makes ähaving stands.
I learn the a rt of home m akiug b y , form er times.
tering his fat hogs and hauling them
« e n te r, Ashland.
j doing all kinds of housekeeping work
The latest cour8(? a<Jded by Agh.
to Ashland to m arket. Mr. Gore has
Berean Club E lect O fficers—
| in a real home. Half the superin- land.g progre38(ve educators Is eie-
G o in g A fter G reenery—
| The Berean class of the Baptist turned his farm into a pork produc
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i ten d en t’s salary is paid by the fed- m entary blology in the grade8. Tbere
F. F. W hittle has donated his Sunday school m et Thursday a fte r ing farm and judging from the many
H illah Temple. Ashland head-
aI g0'
Ashland 9 sh;' re be‘ are only two other schools in 'h e
tru c k for the use of the m erchants' noon, at the church p^nors, for fat porkers to be seen in his alfalfa Q uakers ot the S h rln er. Masonic ! * , ° J ?
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' w hich; Vnite l States which give this very
com m ittee of the w inter fair, which th eir annual business meeting. The fields if m ust be a paving business. q u arters
.h rln e rs Masonic would otherw ise cost the clty , 1350. importftnt WQrk Tb(i Da„ ^ and
will use it to gather sword ferns and following officers were elected: ;
lodge, was the scene of their big a n -| Ashland high school students are N ewbefr. which shows th at Ashland
o th e r greenery in the W agner creek President, Mrs. Spates, vice presl- • R egular Saturdav_ night dqnce at nuaj business meeting, .initiation of given training equal to
th a t offered is m aintaining
alntaininz h her
e r l leading
e a d i n z n position,
rta itio n
country tomorrow afternoon, for use dent, Alice Gilmore, secretary, Mrs Memoslal Hall tonight.
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new
candidates,
'so
c
ia
l
session
a
n
d
;
^y
th
e
sm
aller
colleges
a
few
years
Ashland's
parent-teachers'
associa-
Sheard; assistant secretary, Mrs. Big F u rniture Sale
In decorating the Armory.
general good time yesterday. The ag0, There is a first-class comnier- tion of 202 members is one of the
Gassaway; treasu rer,. Mrs. C otter;
Armory
was utilized by the men in *lal. dePa rtm «n t< where is taught largest and strongest in the state.
“ The Country G irl,” some dandy
Special this week at Enders Con- reporter, Mrs. AA ard. Hostesses for
bookkeeping, business practice, and the size of the citv considered an l
play. Popular Players, Armory, Sun- the afternoon and evening until 1 1 ¡shorthand
and tv ,w « .r i,L
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consiaerea. and
fectionery— Fresh cream caram els, the afternoon were Mesdames Hayes day-Monday-Tuesday
nights.
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, snoithand a ..I typew riting. A teach- much of the excellency of our schools
re g u la r price 60 cents, this week and Childreth.
o'clock, when they were joined by ers’ train in g course is m aintained,' is due to the indefatigable efforts
40 cents. We make them.
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the ladies, who had m eantim e been and vocal music is taught in all the of this self-sacrificing band of
The Ashland W inter F air Decern- Tax Exem»>t Bonds
bonds
and
occupying
the lodge rooms, and the grades. An excellent student orches- mothers
7-8-9-10.
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Income
froin
liberty
! ber
F ir st Christina» Tree—
other governm ent obligations by a ffa ir ended with a big dance, which
The first Christm as tree to make V isit at T rail
corporations are exempt from taxa- was p articip ateJ in by some 150
its appearance in Ashland graces one
Mr. and Mrs. $ d Palm er of Lin- tion under the new revenue law, couples. Following are the new of
of the windows of Holmes grocery
coin street, have gone to Trail for senators and experts who framed ficers elected:
store. The tiny fir stands among a
illustrious potentate, E. J. New
a few days visit with th eir grand the m easure state at W ashington,
n u m b er of beautiful jardinieres and daughter, Mrs. Tracy Hayes.
D. C. This is because of the repeal man, Medford; chief rabban, T. H.
vases. The proprietor says th at
of the excess profits tax, effective Simpson, Ashland; assistant raban,
On and after December 5, 1921
vases are priced up to five dollars,
DANCE as usual a t H elm 's club Jan u ary 1, 1922. In the past the P. B. Herman, G rants Pass; high
b u t “ vahses” cost over five dollars house Saturday night, Dec. 3. 77-3 only levy applying to g o v ern m en t1 priest and prophet. Rev. P. K. Ham-
HAIR CUTS ................... 35c
each.
bonds held in large quantities by rnond, Ashland; oriental guide, Emil
SHAVES.......................... 20c
B ritt, Jacksonville; treasurer, C. H.
Mr. Roselle, the tailo r at Orres, corporations, was the profits tax.
H itch up the Ford and drive over
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Vaupel, A shland; recorder, W. H.
a.nd see “The Country G irl," Sunday is an artist as a tailor. He recently
Regular
Saturday
night
dance,
at
’
■
Day, A shland; representatives to the
came
here
from
Minneapolis.
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n ight, Armory, 15 and 50 cents.
Memorial Hall tonight.
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L e t’s go.
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A shland W om an D ies—
San Francisco in June, with a pros-
95 OAK ST.
B ir th d a y Party—
For pleating, see Orres.
W ord was received in Ashland re-
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M aster Gillis Fleener celebrated 1 cently from the W. L. Melllnger
— W. H. McNair, Ashland, and W .1
his eigth birthday Thursday after- family of Ogden, Utah, to the effect
Buy a new suit for the Holidays. E. Newcomb, G rants Pass.
noon with a happy little party of th at Mr. M ellinger’s • fath er died at P aulserud's
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The following fourteen candidates
eight schoolmates. Childish games their home in Ogden. AV. L. Mellin-
were initiated into the m ysteries
and goodies helped to make a m erry ger was form erly pastor of the Chris- From Sunnyside,
W ash.—
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of the order:
Ashland — Louis
h o u r for the small guests.
tian church at Ashland, and has
Charles Hodper and family from Schwein, R. E Detrick, F. G. Dean.
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| many friends here who were sad- Sunnyside, W ash., arrived in A sh--G lenn Simpson and A. F. Million;
Hotel Ashland Grill caters to dened to hear of his bereavement,
land Sunday. The Hooper fam il# Medford— G. W. Porter, R. G. Bard-
home-folks as well ae to commercial
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have lived form erly in the v ic in ity ' well, R. R. Peter, P. B. McDonald,
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Cliff Payne makes library tables. of Ashland for a num ber of years and C. T. Sweeney; Roseburg— A. K.
m en and tourists.
land say they are back here now to ¡Gibbs; C entral Point— E. H. Hed-
Agency of Oregon F ire Relief as
In B u tte F a lls on Busine»»—
Mr. Hooper’s son. Vernon | rick; K lam ath Falls— Hans Nyland-
sociation. Yeo, of course.
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BICYCLES FOR SALE AND REPAIR
Mr. Larson went to B utte Falls
Hooper, motored in from Sunnyside er ainJ/T. A. Anderson; tra n fe rs—■
th is w£ek in charge of the work o f 1
3ome m onths ago and is located at H. O. Frobach. Medford; J. F. Chin-
R ecovering from Illn ess—
Rev. C. W. Hulet who was called to
at the
D. Wells, who has beer, at a local present in the Dead Indian country. nock and J. G. Bromley, G rants Pass.
E ugene by the death of Mrs. H ulet’s
The
present
m
embership
of
Hiiiah
hospital expect^ to retu rn to his
a u n t, Mrs. C. G annett.
We make our own candies, ice Temple is around 575.
home in Douglas county the last of
Enders Con
The afternoon parade was dis
this week. Mr. Wells will be ac cream and tam ales.
Tho Ashland W inter F air Decem
fectionery.
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pensed
w ith because of the chilly
companied by his son. Roy Wells,
ber 7-8-9-19.
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weather.
A prelim inary business
and family, who have been visiting
Genuine Mexican chicken tam ales, m eeting was held at the Armory at
for
some
tim
e
with
the
C.
B.
Harney
343 East Main Street
M issionai'y O ffering—
20 cents. E n te rs Confectionery.62tf 4 o’clock, and a t 6 o’clock a cafe
The m embers of W estm inster ratni!y’ east ot town.
teria, dinner was served there for
G uild are to bring in their th a n k s'
Im
provem
ents
in
H
om
e—
Johnson’s Jew elry Store at Ash
the men. The 'ladies held a recep
o ffering for missions tomorrow ev
land seems to be Xmas headquarters. . S. S. Stevens of North Talent, is tion and social session a t.th e lodge
ening a t regular meeting. “ The un
having a new range a n d hot and rooms in the afternoon and evening,
finished task in Cuba and P erto Ri
Bubble Books for children at R o se iC° ld w ater installed In th e ir home with cards and music and a 6 o’clock
co” will be the study. Mrs. Dora
Bros.
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L eslie is the leader.
good and convenient improvements mory at 11 o’c lo ck for a big final
in his home this fall, including a | dance
Visits at Medford—
Loveland’s X orchestra furn-
Special sale H oefler’s Famous
complete
w
ater
system.
C. B. Haney, from east of town,
ished music for both the dance and
Chocolates. $1.00 value for 60c a
was
a
Medford
visitor
the
first
of
the ladies' social session. The A r
pound W atch our window. Rose
Ladies Free at Memorial Hall
the week.
mory was beautifully decorated by
tonight.
Bros.
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and we think we can not only
Thomas Swem, of Medford, who em
Hot tam ales, Mexican chili beans,
supply the kiud and quantity
P o rtraits th a t please.
Darling ployed colored electric lights to se-
W . C. T. U. to Meet—
LUMBER
and hot chocolate at Rose Bros. 70tf Studio.
of lum ber you desire, but can
7 1 - lm o 'cure some w onderful effects. An
The W. C. T. U. ladies will meet
save you money on your lum
other
Medford
m
em
ber—
a
young
Tuesday afternoon of next week in R etarns from East—
ber
needs. At least, give us
the
W ith m odern ap p aratu s we can professional m an— delighted
th e library rest room at 2:30 o’clock.
the
opportunity of estim ating
Jam es Yokum has returned fronv make your p o rtrait at night as well Shriners with stage dancing and
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R ecording
Secretary
W hite an
the east where he has been taking as in day tim e
with you and look over our ex
Evening by ap oth er interesting stunts.
nounces. All members are requested some
o„_,- special lines of o study.
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Mr. pointment. D arling Studio. 71-lm o
tensive lum ber yards. We c ar
to be present and visitors are wel- Yokum as form erly is at work for
.
ry everything in the Building
conic
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HELEN
FRASER
Line.
the Southern Pacific company and A nother S atisfied B uyer
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H em stitching, 8 cents per yard ’’uus between Ashland and Rose-
J. B. Cochran is one of the recent
Mrs. E. P. Stew art, at Enders. 70eod Ur®‘
buyers of K lam ath reclaim ed lands,
having purchased forty acres and
F in e Apple Specimens—
Our clothes are correctly cut and being well satisfied with his p ur
TRY OUR R E A V ER H ILL COAL
D. A. Owens. 322 W imer street, skillfuI1y tailored. P au lseru d ’s. 74tf
AT 9 1 3 .0 0 A TON. WE KNOW IT
chase. Mr. Cochran a n d Mr. Sper
WILL PLEASE YOU
ow ner of the Wimer Cove orchard.
A nother big“ ^ 7 e &t AppIegate ry, who also bought forty acres of
/h a s placed an apple exhibit par ex-
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Saturday, December 3
Sunset Or- the Jacobs 'tra c t, are old successful
cellence in the window of C. B, Lam-
PHONE US— NO. 20
chestra.
3* W illam ette valley farm ers, who
k in ’s real estate office, th ir te e n .
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know good soil when they see it,
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Spitzenburg apples clustering on one Ashland Man III__
and were so well pleased with the
sm all branch. Outside of the one
J W. Guiley, of Eugene, who for- K lam ath land th at they felt simply
branch the tree from which the ’ap merly lived here, is said to be q u ite ! forced to buy at least forty acres
ples were taken did not show a good Ul at hi3 home in . Lane county.
apiece-
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yield, Mr. Owens says.
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ASHLAND
OREGON
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A new - «P-to-the-m inute stock—
Special this week at Enders Con-
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Sh, and vV,1Ker P air Decem’ ’ the finest gdods, low prices and good fectionery— Fresh cream caram els,
ber 7-8-9-10.
6°-eod service distinguishes Johnson’s Jew- regular price 60 cents; this week 40
cents. We make them
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i elry Store at Ashland.
R ally Girl Horn—
Ashland News in Paragraphs
N O T IC E
The 0. K. Barber Shop
U mbrella C overing
Shop
FIGURE W ITH U S
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Ashland Lumber Co.
illaliilUi
An eight and a half pound baby
Swenson and McRae are prepar-
Orres cleans clothes clean.
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Kiri was born November 30 to Mr.
i ing to begin a big fu rn itu re sale
and Mrs. W. E. Pulse, Scenic Drive V isitor at G rants P ass —
Monday with reduced prices on all
Mrs. Alta W einburger was a vis- goods. They have a most attract-1 This is Helen Fraser, former suf-
The largest line of wrist watches
itor in G rants Pass last Sunday.
ive show window, showing a nicely i fragist, now candidate for the house
in Southern Oregon.
Beautiful,
furnished room, with a stove and of commons on the Coalition ticket,
d ain ty and real tim ekeepers. At
Every one will see “The Country , other things needful for creature photographed on her arrival at New
Joh n so n ’s Jew elry Store, Ashland.
G irl,” Sunday, Mdnday and Tuesday j comfort
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nights, Armory. Popuiar Players
ish politics.
Painless Prices.
T each er Is III—
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Miss Alice W alker, who has been
ASHLAND GAINS
teaching at Yanlax, on the K lam ath M is. P aul G uiley III—
RECOGNITION; SCHOOL
Mrs. Paul Guiley, of H argadine
Indian reservation, has returned to
AND CHURCH WORK
Ashland and is in a lo'fcal hospital Istre e t* lias been Quite 111 for several;
preparatory to undergoing an opeva-!weeks> but ia reported to be im-
(Continued from jPago 1)
fion. Miss W alker is a daughter of l proving-
and other states never fail to re
‘ 7r. and Mrs, B utte W alker, on E ast
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m ark upon the splendid work being
vlain street.
Sunday night, Armory, Popular
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Players Co. presenting “ The Coun
done by Ashland school, which indi
try G irl.” Popular prices.
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cates
th eir pre-em inent place among
Adams has all kinds of dry wood
stored in a building.
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Phone 460.
All wool suits for $20 at Paulser-
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Attends Dental Convention—*-
Dr. F. H. Johnson is in Portland
trending the tw enty-eighth annual
onventlon of the Oregon Dental as-
r e la tio n .
Dr. Johnson, who left
W ednesday of this week, will retu rn
th e early part of next week.
Clever suits
P a u lseru d ’s.
Farm in “ FniC B la st”—
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W.H. Hodfeinson
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
Dealer in the Leading
Makes of
Watches
Clocks
TOO LATE TO CLA3S11Y
VISTA APARTMENTS— W o and
three room furnished m o'C rn
apartment's. Inquire 166 H arga
dine, phone 122.
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W elborn Beeson, of Taleni was in
Phoenix a few dayä &ir0 and
DO YOU AVANT TO EXCHANGE a
farm ing in fu l, blagt in hij loc
litp e home in Ashland for TO
east of Ashland
acres of woodland on highway, or
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cheap for cash. See S. L. Allen,
63 N orth Main.
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D^NCE as usual a t H elm ’s club
Wifey—The worst of a holiday is to
hoivse Saturday night, Dec. 3. 77-3 S&ttle down when you get back.
DAIRY RANCH— Equipped and pro-
for cold snaps, at
fitable, one of th e best in tlie
Hubby—No worse than settling ui
valley. F o r sale by H. C. Galey,
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Orres remodels garm ents,
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570 Fairview St., phone 431-J. 79
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Diamonds
Diamonds
Silverware, Cut Glass and Hand Painted China
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CITIZENS BANK BLDG.
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