AfiHLANTJ DAILY TIDINGS
for th e ir C hristm as cheer,
splendid th in g for them
we can gladly a ssu re them
in d Post appreciates th e ir
PA GB FOÜB
Detrick’s Groceteria sells for less R eturns from California—
Mrs. J. M. Pool, 257 Third street,
h as re tu rn e d from F o r t Jo n es, C alif.,
Switchm en Switched—
B. M. Sherman and A. H. Trafton, where she has been visiting Mrs.
Diamond rings— mult sacrifice for
Southern Pacific switchmen, have John King, of that city, for tfc^ past
cash, beautiful $150 atohe at $«5,
switched. places, the former going to fifteen days.
and a larger $200 one at $85. Pleate Watsonville, Calif., and the latter
write D. R., care of Tidings.
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Armory Dance, Saturday n
coming here ffom that city.
LADIES FREE.
There will be a dance at
Events arranged for all classes of
bury Springs December 17..
shooters. You will have an equal
chance for a prise at the big turkey
shoot next Sunday.
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, is en-
expedi-
: Klam-
ime are
ts as a
Chocolate creams of quality
Brothers.
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ed Milk
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Holidfey
ts made
making-
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Candy and hand made gifts of all
kinds. Buy your Christmas presents
at the Parent-Teachers sale Satur
day night at Hawthorne entertain
ment at High school gym.
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Armory Dance,
LADIES FREE.
Saturday
Comes Tomorrow ■ ■■
Stevens Restaurant »oio—
The Stevens restaurant, 552 A
street, was sold yesterday to W. R-
Hartman, of Portland, and formerly
interested In land development in
eastern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Hart
man are now looking for a house,
Intending to make their permanent
home in Ashland. F. C. Stevens,
former owner of the cafe, will re-
main in Ashland but will not engage
¡n any business for at least a month,
be stated this morning.
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Forty-H our We e k
R eturn from California-—
Mr. and Mrs. I. R- Bateman have
returned from Long Beach, Calif;,
and are now located at their home,
286 Vista street. Mr. and Mrs. Bate
man have been in Long Beach for
the past four weeks, called there by
the serious Illness of Mr. Bateman’s
mother, Mrs. Charles Bateman, who
Is now improving. Mrs. Charles Bate
man will be remembered by Ashland
friends as a resident of this city
about ten years ago.
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Beginning this week, the car shop-
in of the Southern Pacific local
rds, are working on a forty-hour
kek. “laving off” Saturdays.
If you shoot a gun,
turkey shoot, foot of
next Sunday.
cel P o s t In fo rm a tio n — to look a fte r th is m a tte r a n d de- <
eiving clerk w h at y o u r te rm in e why th is rem ain s u npaid
is advises P o stm a ste r fo r and how paym ent w ill be effect-1 «
T h e re a re th re e item s ed. W hile th is is believed to be a
th e clerk to kn o w : public deb t, th e Legion is g reatly
assificatio n he sh o u ld in te re ste d , so m uch , so in fact, th a t
1, w h e th e r h e sh o u ld j i t raised $75 by su b scrip tio n am ong
/ p a r c e l th e “ fra g ile ” its m em bers in ab o u t th re e m inutes.
w h e th e r he should ap-
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ris h a h le ” m a rk . T h e
A shland Posjt is m ore th a n pleas-
pplying th eap m a rk s is e(j w ith th e lyceum course which it
T he U niversity of O regon giee em u
y th e clerk on th e con- ¡s show ing to th e A shland public has cancelled its d ite w ith us foi
it by th e c o n tain er.
th is w in ter. The ta le n t so fa r show n the p resent, on acco u n t of reaso n s
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h as been exceptionally good, w ith know n only to th em , b u t a re su re
jot n ex t Sunday. F o o t every re a so n to believe th a t th e two to be w ith us on th e ir a n u n a l sprin g
b eg in n in g a t 10 o ’clock n u m b e rs yet to com e will be even to u r.
W e will be m ighty glad to
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_________________w ith h e r com pany at th e B aptist
t h e v alw avs give m ore th a n your
c h u rc h last T uesday n ig h t, an d if
I q I ) p e p Kf
w e m ay be a llo w ed to ju d g e from
d I/v d C i
th e expression of pleased su rp ris e a t
T he A m erican Legion A uxiliary is
p lan n in g to send a big box of joy to
,
! we can well be satisfied w ith o u r
th e disab led com rades w ho a re at
T he next n u m b er w ill com e De- p resen t q u a rte re d in a hospital n e a r
For Nat such rich taieut 33 sh°wn by her>
oiler Skating^0^.
to school boys, forty of whom
played "hookey” yesterday after
noon in order to “roll on the roll-
way.” TeacherB became suspicious
at the great number of absentees
and proceeded to do a little de
tective work. Getting in ’phone
touch with parents and others, the
truants were soon located, round
ed up at tne “Nat” where their
names were taken and later en
tered in the pedagogical record
books. But— “WhaVs five min
utes lickin’ to five hours fun?”
FOUND— W oolen shaw l. Ow
a t T idings office and pay
CHERRO CHIMES
Why his face is glad w ith
pleasure,
E v en th o u g h you e n jo y le isu r e ,
A s you e n ter to h is p resen ce
On a tra y , w h ea t e s se n c e .
(See you to m orrow )
CHERRO FLOUR
A Hard Wheat Flour of Famous
B len d — G uaran teed
Build That New House
Post Office Slogan T o d a y -
John Anderson, a University of
Early to buy— early to mall—
Oregon student, is expected home
Early to reach the end of the trail.
tomorrow, to spend the holidays
with his parents, who live at 480
Armory Dance, Saturday night.
Holly street. Oliver Anderson, who
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After today, Tuesdays. Thursdays LADIEá FREE.
is attending the Oregon Agricultural
college, Is expected home about and Saturday afternoons will be re
served for women and children at
Tuesday.
.i *, i £ <•
AMERICAN LEGION
the Natatoiium skating rink.
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Our line is complete In Holiday
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Everything new and clean at Det-
goods, such as you may want for the
for all the ex-service men of the
kiddies. White House OrocdUerla. rick's Groceteria.
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Buchanan, $6. The second and last community.
John Rigg was appointed to rep
Eapee Men “Laid Off”—
prizes were not offered, but were
resent the American Legion in co
The Southern Pacific Railroad
Student W orker H e r e -
given as extra rewards for unusually
operation with the Red Cross and
company
Is
reducing
its
force
at
the
Robert D. Hall, recently of New
good work. The students sold about
York City, now of San Francisco, local yards, two assistants In the $400 worth of tickets, which equal the Ministerial association, in car
made a visit between trains Thurs- store room having been “laid off” led the amount sold by the Fair peo ing for indigent ex-service men who
dUy with the family of A. M. Bea and F. R. Byers, T. F. Carmony and ple, who were much pleased with pass through Ashland, and ask as
sistance.
ver. 916 Iowa street. Mr. Hall Is a T. F. Collum being slated for dis the students’ work.
missal
Monday.
Decrease
of
busi
nephew of Mrs. Beaver. Mr. Hall Is
idhy
The Memorial monument erected
employed by the World’s Student ness Is given as the reason for less
iade
last
year by the citizens of Ashland
ening
the
working
force.
Christian federation, which Is rep
Ing. remains partially unpaid for, so Ash-
resented In America by John R.
There will he a dance at Kings
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land Post has appointed a commit
Mott, chairman of the Council of
bury Springs December I t .
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tee consisting of Don M. Spencer,
North American Student Movements.
HUk chairman. V. V. Mills, Dr. Gordon
Health Bread. Pure Malted Milk
BOtf MacCracken, and S. A. Peters Jr.,
Don’t forget to see tl
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Twine—
10
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Pump at the Ford garage.
We Can and Will Save You Money on All Kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL
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We operate two Saw Mills-»
One at Medford and one at Jacksonville
GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING
GAGNON
LUMBER & BOX FACTORY
MEDFORD
Phone 859
OREGON
Grocery
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BI® STOCK—SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH TO BE SOLD
Prices Cut and Slashed to the Limit to Unload
Our Grocery Price Convinces WÜ1 Save You Money
16th
Sale Commences Friday, December
COMX IN AND S I B AND HELP EMPTY OUR GROCERY SHELVES BEFORE CHRISTMAS DAY
This stock of Groceries must oe su*
VFe quote a few price» to show what this Sale means to buyers
Highest grade Coffee, vacuum packed in Economy G lus Jars. Regular value 45c. Sale W **
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1 pound Bulk Coffee, regular value 30c. Sale p n ce ............ ............
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4Qc
All Red Can Coffee, regular value 45c. Sale price r.,...................... .....................................................9 ^
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3 pounds Bulk Coffee, regular value $1.20. -Sale, pnce*
. . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................... 85c
Folger’s Red Can Coffee, 2 1-2 pounds, regular value $1.10. Sale pnce
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Package Japan Tea, regular value 25c. Sale P1™6 • • •
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35c
1 pound Young Hyson Tea, regular value 00c. Sale p r ic e ....................
5c
1 can Sardines in oil, regular value 10c. Sale price - • • • • • • .
..................7c 4 for 25c
Package Arm & Hammer Soda, regular value 10c. Sale p n c e ......................
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Package Vitos Cream of Wheat, regular value 35c. Sale price . . . . . . . . . .
ud Maple Syrup, reg u la r value 35c M e pnee
ake Flour, regular value 15c. Sale price
Pancake Flour, regular value 60a Sale P nce ,
i Cut Smoking Tobncco, regular value lOu Sal
lakes, package, reg u la r value 15c. * £ £ £
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Laundry Soap, regular' value
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regular value 10c. Sale price . . .
. , Drice
___ _______ y, 9 pound sack, reg u la r value 35c. Sale pr.ee
Plum Pudding, regular value 40c. S ,a e p n te
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Corn Meal, 9 pound sack, regular value 30c. &a.e pr.c
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ALL GROCERIES REDUCED
SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON ALUMINUM WARE
ALSO SPECIALS ON UNDERWEAR, RIBBONS, SWEATERS
pu irE ifR E R
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YOU WILL SAVE MONE
MEDFORD, OREGON
327 E. Main Street
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