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Local and Personal
No M atter W hat the Price—M ann’s
M ann’s—The Best Goodâ for the Price
MASOTIC NOTICE
Stated communication of Ashland
lodge No. 23, Thursday evening, Jan.
12. Im portant business. Supper will
be served at 6:30 sharp.
G. B. ICENHOWER. W. M.
W. H. DAY, Sec’y.
E n tertain s a t T e a -
Mrs. George McVicar entertained
at tea today in honor of Mrs. Wil­
liam Briggs and Mrs. T. J. Coffman.
The E lks’ Ladies will give a dance
in the E lks’ temple Wednesday
lng, January 18, to all E L j au«
their families.
EVERY ARTICLE IN THE STORE REDUCED!
Mr. McKenzie, of the Clas. - .
age, Blade a business trip «.
land yesterday. He will retu -_
night driving a new Stutz car.
This is the Sale You Have Been W aiting tor. The Time Has Come Again
W hen Every Rem aining Article of W inter Goods Musi Go
Progressive Merchandising Methods Demand It-Our Policy Insists Upon It!
SALE OPENS THURSDAY, JANUARY 12 AND CONTINUES THROUGH JANUARY
W ill V isit in L os A nge
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Million will
leave this evening for a m outh’s visit
w ith relatives in Los Angeles, Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Nichols, who were
form er Ashland people. M rs.'N ich­
ols is Mrs. Million's aunt.
WE ADVISE EARLY SHOPPING, AS SOME OF THE QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED
EVERY W INTER COAT AND SUIT AT HALF PRICE
See the prices on left-over suits
a t Paulserud’s.
H O tf
K lam ath Falls Visitor Leave«—
Mrs. Dean of K lam ath Falls, who,
for the past two weeks, has been a
house guest of Mrs. Mary W ilshire.
87 G ranite street, left this morning
on train 14, for Portland, to visit
relatives there.
A partm ent house on paved street,
three apartm ents bringing in $51 per
m onth, lovely location, nearly half
acre of ground, a bargain price.
Staples Realty Co.
Jack son ville V is ito r s —
Mrs. Sam McNair, Rev. P. K.
Hammond, and T. H. Simpson went
to Jacksonville this morning to con
su it with the county court in regard
to its co-operation with the Red
Cross for the ensuing year, the m at­
te r being taken under advisem ent by
the court and a definite answ er will
be given the la tte r p a rt of the week.
Separate coats and pants at prices
th a t can's be beat, at P aulserud’s
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Mr. and Mrs. John Thonney, of
W alla W alla, Wash., are registered
a t Hotel Ashland en route to Oak­
land, Calif., where they will buy a
car and tour California, going as far
south as San Diego.
A little over an acre on lower
L aurel street. Good improvements,
'' extra fine soil, tree irrigation.
$1800.00. Staples R ealty Co.
R ebecca I n s t a l l a t i o n -
Hope Rebecca lodge No. 14 in­
stalled their newly elected officers
last ttigkt. The installing officers
were Mrs. Mabie Jordon, district
deputy president, assisted by Mrs
Annie Myer, grand m arshal. A dain­
tily apportioned luncheon was served
to the attending members after the
exercises were complete. The offi­
cers installed were: Mrs. Laurs Love,
N. G.; Mrs. Nellie Dean, V. G.; Mrs.
L au ra Nelson, R. S. N. G.; Mrs. Bell
Songer, L. S. N. G.; Mrs. Dora Hub­
bard, R. S. V. G.; Mrs. Norma Reed­
er, L. S. V. G .; Mrs. Mabie Roberts,
chaplain; Mrs. R uth Guysinger, w ar­
den; Mrs. Annie Moss, conductor;
Mrs. W. E. Leer, recording secre-
ta q u Mrs. Edith Phipps, financial
secretary;
Mrs. Elda Anderson,
tre a su rer; Rowena Roberts, inside
guardian, and Dorothy McPherson
outside guardian.
A Slight Charge
for Alterations
FOR SALE— Anacona cockerel, a
nice bird, $1.50. C. M. Miles, 611
Beach St.
110*
FOR SALE— An acre in 10 year old
English W alnuts, facing Straw ­
berry ju st off G ranite St., wonder­
ful location, being opposite the
park and m ineral w ater fountain.
Only $1500 if taken a t once. W.
M. Barber, 153 G ranite.
109-1
CHERRO CHIMES
W hat w ou ld you do, if you w ant­
ed th e b est bread,
W ould you u se ju st any th a t cam e
t o your head?
Or w ou ld you w onder and figure
ou t
T h e v ery bent flo u r over your
rou te?
CHERRO FLOUR
A H ard W h eat F lo u r o f Fam ous
M aad G uaranteed
W inter Coats, now........................... $12.50
Women’s $35.00
W inter Suits, now ............................ $17.50
Women’s $50.00
W inter Coats, now ............................$25.00
Women’s $45.00
W inter Suits, now ............................ $22.50
W omen’s $75.00
W inter Coats, now............................$37.50
Women’s $65.00
W inter Suits, now ............................ $32.50
W omen’s $80.00
W inter Coats, now............................ $40.00
Women’s $75.00
W inter Suits, now ............................ $37.50
Women’s $85.00
W inter Coats, now............................ $42.59
Women’s $85.00
W inter Suits, now.......................... $42.50
MILLINERY CLEARANCE
THIS SALE AT HALF PRICES
$20.00 Dresses,
$25.00 Dresses,
$50.00 Dresses,
$12.50 Skirts,
$15.00 Skirts,
$20.00 Skirts,
n o w .................................. $10.00
now .................................. $12.50
now .................................. $25.00
now ..................................$ 6:25
now ..................................$ 7.50
now .................................. $10.00
REDUCED
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54-inch Wool Coatings, good col­
ors. Cheap at $4.00. January
sales price
—
yard ......................
$3.29
54-inch All Wool Broadcloth, all
good colors. Fine quality, $4.50
values. Special—
CA
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CLEAN-UP PRICES
UNDERWEAR
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20 per cent Off on Women’s Petticoats
tbJ.uU
56-inch All Wool Charmeuse —
good colors. Cheap at $4.00 yard.
January sales price-
yard .........................
36-inch All Silk Taffeta in fancy
stripes and plaids. Regular price,
$2.50. January sales (hi /*A
price— yard . . . . . . . «¡) £ .(jJ /
36-inch Wash Satin in flesh and
white. Cheap at 1.25
—this s a l e ...............
56-inch Coatings. Up to $4.00
values. This sale—
yard ..........................
$1.00
.......................
ZbC
Women’s All Silk Hosierv,
extra fine grade, $3.00 val­
ues. January
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sales price—pr.
Children’s $1.50 Wool Hose.
This sale —
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10 per ct. Off on All Hosiery
10 PER CENT OFF ON ALL NOTIONS
Women’s fine grade Kid Gloves. Up to $3.50 values.
January sale price—
pair
Gauntlet Mocha Gloves, fine $5,00 grade,
January sales price—pair .........................
20 per cent Off on Women’s Kimonas
DOMESTICS AT CLEARANCE PRICES—
SAVE ON THESE ITEMS TOMORROW
$1.00
p a ir
20 per cent Off on Women’s Umbrellas
$1.00
JAM H A BV
. SALES
CLEAN UP PRICES ON
HOSIERY
Women’s Silk Hose, in black
and colors. Up io $1.50 val­
ues. January
sales- pair . . .
Women’s fine Lisle Hose in
black and colors, 85c values.
January sales
CA
price—pair ............ t,v C
Women’s and Children’s ex­
tra fine fast black Hose, 39c
values. This sale—
P a ir
20 per cent Off on Women’s W aists
CHILDREN’S W INTER COATS HALF PRICE
R E M E M B E R ------ EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED EXCEPT CONTRACT GOODS
JA N LA R y
SALES
20 per cent Off on Women’s Middies
All Other Hats One-Half Price
WINTER DRESS GOODS AND SILKS ALL
MARKED AT SW EEPING REDUCTIONS
42-inch Wool Dress Goods, $1.25
values. January Sales A n
price, yard .................... 5/OC
36-inch Lining Silk, good pat­
terns. Up to $2.50 (hi a a
values- Sale price.. 3) let,«/
42-inch Tub Silk, fast colors in
fancy stripes for m en’s shirts..
$2.00 values. January
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sales price, y a rd ........ 3)1.01/
36-inch colored Messaline, all.
Silk. $2.00 varies A i À Q
Jan. sales price, yd. Jpl.4o
36-inch Changeable Satin for
Dresses. Cheap at $3.00. Ja n ­
uary sales price—
yard .........................
36-inch Black Satin, good $2.00'
grade. January sales (hl ’7C*
price, yard .............. tb 1 • I O'
Botomy Wool Challies, new pat­
terns. Cheap at $1.25. January
sales price—
4»i A A*
yard .......................... 3 ) l . V l f
20 per cent Off on Women’s Sweaters
$5.00
Children’s Sailor Hats, all sizes and colors.
Cleanup Sale price—Each .............................
A Slight Charge
for Alterations
20 per cent Off on Women’s House Dresses
Women’s Trimmed Hats, all this season’s styles. Values
up to $15.00. January Clearance Sale
Each ...............................................................
EVERY ARTICLE
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE— Overland Four touring
car, good as new. Robison’s G ar­
age.
110-5*
W omen’s $25.00
EVERY WINTER DRESS AND SKIRT GOING IN
Women’s
Women’s
Women’s
Women’s
Women’s
Women’s
JA M JA R
$1.98
(tin n n
JbtJ.iJO
42 and 45 inch Wearwell Pillow
( ’uses. Cheap at 45c
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This sale, each ........
t5t/C
45-inch Damask Lunch Cloths,
$1.75 values.
Sale
price—e a c h ..............
Hack Towels, large size, a good
35c quality. This sale-
each .............................
Unbleached Muslin, 36-inch, 20c
values, now—
yard .............................
$1.39
Sheets—81x90, fine grade, $2.75
values. January
sales price—each . .
Bleached Muslin, 36 inch. Cheap
at 25c. This sale
— 1 A
y a r d .............................
£ < /£
Cotton ( ’bailie—36-inch, new pat­
terns. Cheap at 25c.
i
This sale—yard . . . .
£ / £
Dress Ginghams—27-inch, new
patterns, cheap at 25c
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This sale—yard . . . .
£ c/£
36-inch Percales, fast colors, good
patterns. Cheap at 20c yard.
January sales price-
yard .......................
Outing Flannel, 27-inch, heavy
weight, good styles, 20c
values. This sale, yard
Devonshire Cloth, 32-inch, good
patterns, ( ’heap at 39c. .January
sale price—
yard ............................. .
Bed Spreads, large size, cheap at
$2.00. This sale — (hi
each .............. ........ J p l.V V
36-inch Silkoline in a fine line of
patterns for comforters. Fast
colors, 30c values —•
Special, yard ............
BUY NOW!
10 Per Cent Off on ALL KID AND FABRIC GLOVES
Dr. Slumberland Sleeping Garments for Children. Up
to $1.75 values. January clearance sale
AO
price—each ............................... ...................... tfO £
W omen’s Outing Flannel Gowns. Good quality, $1.50
values. This sale—
each ...........................................................
$1.19
$1.50
Women’s $2.00 Corsets. Jan
uary sales price, p a ir...9 8 c
Women’s Union Suits,: 75c
Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns. Up to
Women’s $3.00 Corsets, Jan
values. January sale price—
$3.50 values. January sales price—each..
uary clearance sale, pr $1.48
suit, 69c
, Women’s $3.50 Corsets. J a n ­
Women’s Outing Flannel Gowns. Up to (hi i n
Heavy Cotton Blankets, 70x80 size, $4.50
uary clearance sale, pr. $1.98
Women’s Union Suits, $1.25
$1.75 values. This sale—each ..................
values. January sales price—pair ..........
• Women’s $5.00 Corsets, Ja n ­
Women’s $2.00 Gowns, now—each .......................$1.79
values. January sales price,
uary clearance sale, pr. $2.48
suit ........................ .
98c
20 per cent Off on Fancy Silk Underwear
Wool Finish Blankets, 70x80. Regular $6.00 (hr i a
Women’s Braissieres, all
10 per cent Off on K ayser’s Silk Underwear
values. January sales price—p a i r ............ «b
Women’s Union Suits. Up to
sizes, 50c values. January
20 per cent Off on Parisian Ivory
20 per cent Off on All Wool Blankets
$2.00 values. January sales
clearance sales, pair ...3 9 c
10
per
cent
Discount
on
price, suit ....................$1.48 ¿20 p o r cent off on Dress
10 per cent off on Brassieres
Hand Bags
Children’s Vests and Pants,
Trimmings
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c
Per ceut
on In fan t’s
O. N. T. Luster Cotton, 8c
Wear
75c values. Sale p ric e .. .48c »10 p er ct. off on all Ribbons
Women’s Knitted B loom ers'F nfant" \ ? " ting F la'm2 < ^ ‘
values. This sale, spool. .5c
The Store for Everybody
Knitting Yarn.
Regular j 20 pel’ cent discount on
up to $L2j'
$2.00 vahies ................$1.69 monas- Xalnes up
Entrances on East Main and North Central
Muslin Underwear
price 30c. This sale ....1 9 c
Ja n u a r] ' Rales price, ea. 48c
MEDFORD, OREGON
10 per cent Discount on All*
10 per cent Discount on All
Mail
Orders
Promptly
Filled,
Postage
Prepaid—Agents
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Pictorial
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Corsets
Underwear
25 per cent Off on All Bed Comforters
Half Wool Blankets, 66x80 size in fancy plaids. Reg­
ular price, $6.50. January sales price—
pair .................................................................
Mann’s Department Store
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