PAOB FOUR
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
Detrlck's Groceteria sells for less. R eturns from C a lif o r n ia -
Christmas Parcel Post Information— to look a f t e r th is m a tte r a n d d e cern 30 a n d w ill be show n in th e P o rtla n d , fo r th e ir C h ristm a s c h e er.
Mrs. J. M. Pool, 257 Third street,
Tell the receiving clerk what your te rm in e w hy th is re m a in s u n p a id M eth o d ist E p isco p a l c h u rc h . I t is T h a t is a sp len d id th in g fo r th em
Sw itchm en Sw itched-—
has returned from Fort Jones, Calif., parcel contains, advises Postmaster fo r a n d how p a y m e n t w ill be effect-! C layton S ta p le s a n d his w ife E s th e r,
to do, a n d we can g lad ly a s s u re th em
Diamond rings— m u « law ifl«» tor
B. M. Sherman and A. H. Trafton, where she has been visiting Mrs. B. J. Kaiser. There are three items
ed. W h ile th is is believed to be a w’ho a r e e x c ep tio n a lly good a r tis ts t h a t A sh la n d P o st a p p re c ia te s th e ir
cash, beautiful $150 stoba at X 5 , Southern Pacific switchmen, hate John King, of that city, tor th? past necessary for the clerk to know:|
pu b lic d e b t, th e L egion is g r e a t ly 1 in “ c ra y o n a n d s a n d .” I t is s ta te d a c tio n .
and a larger $200 oho at $85. Please switched places, the former going to fifteen days.
First, the classification he should in te re s te d , so m u ch so in fac t, t h a t t h a t th e ir w ork is so good a s to
write D. R., care of Tidings.
90-1 Watsonville, Calif., and the latter
apply; second, whether he should- it ra ise d $75 by su b s c rip tio n am o n g be h a rd ly d istin g u is h a b le fro m re a l
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
coming here from that city.
Armory Dance, Saturday n&ht. apply on the parcel the “fragile’’, its m em b e rs in a b o u t th re e m in u te s, j p a in tin g s. T hey h av e a very p le a s
A nother F ly in g B eaver—
LADIES FREE.
90-2 mark; third, whether he should ap-’
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ing e n te r ta in m e n t in a d d itio n to FO UN D— W’oolen shaw l. O w ner call
There will be a dance at Kings
a t T id in g s office a n d pay fo r a d ,
Aldred was the “flying Beaver*’
ply the “perishable” mark. T h e1 A sh la n d Po^jt is m o re th a n p le a s - ’ th e ir p ic tu re w ork.
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bury
Springs
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who came down from Portland last
Events arranged for all classes of question of applying thes^ marks is
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week, Mederlth being a student In
shooters. You will have an equal determined by the clerk on the con
T h e U n iv ersity of O regon glee club
is sh o w in g to th e A sh la n d pu b lic |
the state university at Eugene, and P astor Is Lucky H u n t e r -
chance for a prise at the big turkey tents, and not by the container.
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Rev. C. F. Koehler, who Is- holding shoot next Sunday.
expected home this evening to Bpend
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h a s been e x c e p tio n a lly good, w ith th e p re se n t, on a c c o u n t of re a so n s
special
services every night this
the holidays with his folks, who
T u rk e y sh o o t n e x t S u n d ay . F o o t e v e ry re a s o n to believe th a t th e tw o know n only to th e m , b u t a r e s u re
Why h is face is glad w ith
live at 916 Iowa street.
week in the church at Merrill, is en S teven s R estau ran t S o ld —
pleasure,
of O ak s tr e e t, b e g in n in g a t 10 o ’clock n u m b e rs y et to com e will be even to be w ith us on th e ir a n u n a l sp rin g
joying some early morning expedi
The Stevens restaurant, 652 A a. m.
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W e will be m ig h ty glad to
Even though you enjoy leisure,
M adam K lu g sd o rf a p p e a re d j to u r.
Chocolate creams of quality. Rose tions after the wild geese of Klam street, was sold yesterday to W. R.
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ath county. The family at home are Hartman, of Portland, and formerly
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enjoying some delicious roasts as a interested in land development in
w e m ay be a llo w e d to ju d g e fro m m o n ey ’s w o rth of e n te rta in m e n t.
V isitin g F arm ers
(S ee you to m o rro w )
consequence.
eastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Hart
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e e x p re ssio n o f pleased s u rp ris e a t
“Jack” Callahan, of the Ashland
man are now looking for a house,
CHERRO FLOUR
such ric h ta le n t as show n by h e r,
T h e A m erican L egion A u x ilia ry is
Fruit and Produce association, has
Health Bread. Pure Malted Milk intending to make their permanent
A Hard W heat Flour o f Fatuous
w e c a n w ell be s a tis fie d w ith o u r p la n n in g to send a big box o f joy to
been piloting F. W. Merrill, of the Twin»— 10 cent»
80tf home in Ashland. F. C. Stevens,
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Albers Milling company, Portland?
former owner of the cafe, will re
T h e n e x t n u m b e r w ill com e De p re s e n t q u a rte re d iu a h o sp ita l n e a r
around among the dairy and poultry
Ladles see the Dainty Holiday main in Ashland but will not engage
farmers for several days. They ex Frocks Mrs. Larkin Grubb has made
In any business for at least a month,
pect to finish tomorrow.
f The newly-opened roller skat
for you, at The Home Dressmaking- he stated this morning.
ing rink at the Natatorium is
Millinery Shop, 114 Third St.
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'proving
an Irresistible attraction
Candy and hand made gifts of all
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to
school
boys, forty of whom
kinds. Buy your Christmas presents R eturn from C alifornia—
Beginning this week, the car shop
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
R.
Bateman
.have
at the Parent-Teachers sale Satur
men of the Southern Pacific local played “hookey” yesterday after-
day night at Hawthorne entertain returned from Long Beach, Calif yards, are working on a forty-hour inoon In order to “roll on the roll
way.” Teachers became suspicious
ment at High school gym.
89-8 and are now located at thetr home, w«ek, “laying off” Saturdays.
286 Vista street. Mr. and Mrs. Bate
at the great number of absentees
Armory Dance, Saturday night. man have been in Long Beach for
If you shoot a gun, attend the and proceeded to do a little de
LADIES FREE.
90-8 the past four weeks, called there by turkey shoot, foot of Oak atreet, tective work. Getting in ’phone
the serious Illness of Mr. Bateman’s next Sunday.
touch with parents and others, the
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Comes Tomorrow—
mother, Mrs. Charles Bateman, who
truants were soon located, round
John Anderson, a University of is now Improving. Mrs. Charles Bate Poet Office Slogan Today—
ed up at tne “Nat” where their
Oregon student, Is expected home man will be remembered by Ashland
names were taken and later en
Early to buy— early to mail—
tomorrow, to spend the holidays friends as a resident of this city Early to reach the end of the trail. tered In the pedagogical record
We Can and Will Save You Money on All Kinds of
with his parents, who live at 480 about ten years ago.
books. But— “WhaVs five min
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Holly street. Oliver Anderson, who
Armory Dance, Saturday night.
utes -lickin' to five hours fun?"
BUILDING MATERIAL
Is attending the Oregon Agricultural
After today, Tuesdays, Thursdays LADIES FREE.
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boys inquire.
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college, is expected home about and Saturday afternoons will be re
Tuesday'
served for women and children at Students Win
the Natatoiium ¿Rating rink.
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Following are the prize winners
Our line Is complete in Holiday
AMERICAN LEGION
in the ticket sale contest for the
goods, such as you may want for the
Everything n^w and oleao at Det Winter Fair: Fay Parker and) John
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kiddies. White House Groceteria. rick’s Grooeteria.
Fraley, watches; Lucy Davis, $10;
ttacfiel '"Hurat pair o f\ shoes; Katie ■for all the ex-service men of the
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Espee Men “Laid Off”—
Buchanan, $6. The second aud last community.
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING
Student W orker H e r e -
John Rigg was appointed to rep
The Southern Pacific Railroad prizes were not offered, but were
Robert D. Hall, recently of New company is reducing Its force at the given as extra rewards for unusually resent the American Legion in co
York City, now of San Francisco, local yards, two assistants In the good work. The students sold about operation with the Red Cross and
made a visit between trains Thurs store room having been “laid o f f ’ $400 worth of tickets, which equal the Ministerial association, in car
day with the family of A. M. Bea and F. R. Byers, T. F. Carmony and led the amount sold by the Fair peo ing for Indigent ex-service men who
ver, 916 Iowa street. Mr. Hall Is a T. F. Collum being slated for dis ple, who were much pleased with pass through Ashland, and ask as
nephew of Mrs. Beaver. Mr. Hall is missal Monday. Decrease of busi the students' work.
sistance.
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employed by the World’s Student ness is given as the reason for less
LUMBER & BOX FACTORY
Christian federation, which is rep ening the working force.
Ladles see the Dainty Holiday
The Memorial monument erected
resented In America by John R.
Frocks Mrs. Larkin Grubb has made last year by the citizens of Ashland
Mott, chairman of the Council of
There will be a dance at Kings for you, at The Home Dressmaking- remains partially unpaid for, so Ash
MEDFORD
Phone 859
OREGON
89-3 Millinery Shop, 114 Third St.
North American Student Movements. bury Springs December 17.
90-1 land Post has appointed a commit
tee consisting of Don M. Spencer,
Don’t forget to see the Mora
Health Bread. Pure Malted Milk
Health Bread. Pure Malted Milk chairman, V. V. Mills, Dr. Gordon
Pump at the Ford garage.
89tf Twine 10 cent»
«otf Twtta—-io osata
W tf MacCracken, and S. A. Peters Jr.,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
CHERRO CHIMES
Students Desert
School For Nat
Roller Skating
Let Us
You
Build That New House
We operate two Saw Mills»»
One at Medford and one at Jacksonville
J. T. GAGNON
Grocery Sale
JBIG STOCK—SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH TO BE SOLD
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Prices Cut and Slashed to the U m it to Unload
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Our Grocery Price Convincers Will S a ve You M oney
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Sale
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Friday, December 16th
00M B IN AND SEE AND H E L P E M PT Y O U R G ROCERY S H E L V E S B E F O R E C H R IST M A S DAY
We quote a few prices to show what this Sale means to buyers. T h is stock of Gr< iceries m ust be sold
Highest grade Coffee, vacuum packed iu Economy Glass Jars. Regular value 45c. Sale p rice.. 39c
1 pound Bulk Coffee, regular value 30c. Sale price ................
.......... ..............................19c
All Red Can Coffee, regular value 45c- Sale price
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..............• .............. 40c
3 pounds Bulk Coffee, regular value $1.20. .Sale price .................... .....................................................98c
Folger’s Red Can Coffee, 2 1-2 pounds, regular value $1.10. Sale price ............. ............................. 85c
Package Japan Tea, regular v in e 25c. Sale price.............................................
..............18c, 2 for 25c
1 pound Young Hyson Tea, regular value 60c. Sale p r ic e ...................
.....................................35c
1 can Sardines in oil, regular value 10c. Sale price .-.........................
............................................... 5c
Package Arm & Hammer Soda, regular value 10c. Sale p r ic e ............................... ...... 7c, 4 for 25c
Package Vitos Cream of Wheat, regular value 35c. Sale price ................ ......................... q ........ 24c
SPECIAL LOW PRICES’ ON ALUMINUM WARE
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B ottle Cane and M aple S yrup, r e g u la r value 35c Sale price ......................................................................21c
P ackage P an ca k e F lo u r, re g u la r value 15c. Sale p rice ..................................
10c
4 pound sack P an cak e F lo u r, reg u la r value 60c. Sale P rice ........... *....................
35c
Package L ong C ut S m oking T obneco, reg u la r v a lu e 10c. Sale price ....................................................... 5c
Iv o ry Soap F lak es, package, régula r value 15c. Sa le p r i c e ........................................................ 10c, 3 for 25c
P e a rl W hite L au n d ry Soap, r e g u la r value 5c. S a le price ................................................ 25 bars for $1.00
T oilet Soap, re g u la r value 10c. S a le price ............................................................................. 25 bars for $1.00
P e a rl H om iny, 9 pound sack, r e g u la r value 35c. Sale price ..................................................................... 30c
P lum P u d d in g , re g u la r value 40c. Scale p r i c e ........................... ..................................................................... 30c
C orn Meal, 9 pound sack, re g u la r v a lu e 30c. S ale price ................................................................... . .. 27c
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A L L G R O C E R IE S RED U CED
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ALSO SPECIALS ON UNDERWEAR, RIBfcONS, SWEATERS AND MEN S SHIRTS
REMEMBER WE CARRY DISHES, DOLLS, TOYS AND CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES £
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- - W O W ILL SAVE MONEY BY TRADING AT OUR STORE ,
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TRUAX STORE
Th« Truax Co., Props.
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