Special! Yakima Netted Gem p8-
The famous Victor 10 Itieh record j
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tatoes, $2.00 per hundred pounds, bk h&en reduced from 85 cents to
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D etricks’ Groceteria. We sell f o r 76 cents. Three thousand to select ;
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196tf from at Rose Brothers.
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Siskiyou Chapter No. 21
R. A. M.
— An intimate picture of
love that rushed too soon
into marriage — Set like a
s u n b u r s t in glistening
fashion — Dancing through
haunts where pleasure twin­
kles among the lights.
M asonic H all, A shland.
N otice o f M eeting.
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Stated convocation, Thursday ev­
ening, May 18. Im portant business.
Visiting companions welcome.
V. V. MILLS, H. P.
W. H. DAY, Secretary,
The ladies of Trinity Guild will
hold a social afternoon tomorrow
(T hursday) in the parish house. A
special program has been arranged.
CALL AT
Ashland Realty Co.
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FIRE INSURANCE POLICIES
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Opposite City Hall
—And—
CLOSING OCT
SALE
”A One Horse Tow n”
Cliff Payne makes clothes racks.
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, Shopping in A sliland—
You Can Paint-
Ask us how to renew the beauty of
the chair or table that's in the attic
P
AINTING- home things is easy
you lo use. They are the finest mater­
and fascinating. You can do it
ials of their kind that we know. We
as well as anyone with a few
have been mak ing these products for
simple directions which we will give
73 years.
you.
You may have furniture in the attic
which is old only on the outside. It
will be as good as new when re­
finished.
Or perhaps there are floors, wood­
work and other things about the hoose
that need beautifying. It’s fun to do
it and a big saving, too.
Our “Home Service Paint Depart­
ment’ was organized especially to
help you make a success of the wurk.
Write us today, telling what you want
to refinish and what effects you want
to get.
Our experts wMl answer promptly,
giving you explicit directions cover­
ing every phase of the work. Just
follow these simple directions and
you’ll get excellent results.
We make special paints, varnishes,
enamels, wall finishes and stains for
Take advantage of Fuller’s Free
Advice and Fuller’s Products and
you’ll be surprised and delighted with
the wonderful transformations you can
aiake in your home.
Silkenwhite Enamel
Silfceawlute
C lta a l
produce« a rick, beauti­
fu l hoiab on woodwork
and f a r n l t a r a .
Flows
out «taoolbly and dues
not «how brush marks.
Produces a m irror saaooth
surface. Stays white sad
wears le n f. Cluaa « k ite ,
semi gloss « k ite and •
colors.
We also eu ke Docorst
Varwlak Stains, A ll-P u r- w-*-*-
pose Varaiakes, Kabbar-
C a r a e a t F l o o r Paint.
Waakakla W all Finish. F iftsea-for Floors Var-
niak, Fullerwear Varaiak. Floor Wax. Auto
Enamel. F u lle r’a Hot W ater W all Fiaiak (kai-
eom ioa). Porck and sta? P aint, gW P 1 U N & U
W H IT E LE A D .
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Branche« in 19 Cities in the W u t
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C ü I ITQUTAHD P A S T E l ì IN TO U R N O IE BOOK
Fuller's "Home Service" Paints are sold by the follow in« in your city.
DICKERSON & SON
Mrs. W. A. Holloway and Mrs.
j Charles Roberts of Medford were in
j the city shopping Monday.
Stated conclave, W ednesday even-t
ing, May 17. Also order of the T e m -'
Bring your next BLOWOUT to pie.
Sojourning and visiting Sir
! Leedom’s Tire Hospital.
209tf K nights courteously invited.
W. H. McNAIR, E. C.
.F o r insurance, fire or anto, see
W. H. DAY, Recorder.
Beaver Realty Co.
197tf
Detrick sells b u tter for less. 201tf
Insurance— 274-J— Yeo.
Blue Ribbon bread, one pound
loaves, 8 cents; two loaves for 15 I
cents. One and a half pound loaves,
12 cents.
Malted Milk twins, 12
cents. At your grocer or a t Bon Ton
Bakery.
210tf;
The best nome made candies can
NOTICE
152tf
Our office at 81 Oak St., will be be had at Rose Brothers.
open each day in the afternoon from
Columbia records reduced to 66c'
1 to 4 o’clock.
at
Rose Brothers.
152tf i
Southern Oregon Cas & Electric Co.
Byron T. Chuter, Manager.
Suits, $15 and up. P au lseru d ’s.
RALPH E. WILLIAMS
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN
Insists that his campaign be clean,
fair, Instructive and impersonal
Ralph E Williams lias served as Republican National Con,
: “ , f° r Oreg<>n Unti‘ hC " ‘he Se“ iw
o f the
In June, 192R at the Committee’s first jneeting after the
inauguration of President W arren G. Harding, even State cast
its vote for Ralph E. Williams of Oregon for Vice-Chairman
the Committee, recognizing by their unanimous vote his fitness
and ability as a leader to fill this responsible position.
This distinction gives to Oregon and the Pacific Coast much
power and influence in party affairs.
Does the character of the campaign of the opposition lead von
to think that you can get this kind of influence and power in
National Councils by the election of their candidate?
A National Committeeman does not make appointments—that
is done by the President; nor does a National Committeeman
egislate—tnnt is the function of Senators and Congressmen- the
business of a National Committeeman is to give attention to the
attairs of the party as an organization. In this Ralph Williams-
has made a conspicuous success. Had there been anv legitimate
reason why Mr. Williams should not be re-elected; or anv doubt
as to bis loyalty and service to the party or its candidates, it
Mould have appeared in previous elections and before he had
«hown the value of his services to the party by being unanimously
elected \ ,ce-( hairman by the National Committeemen from the
forty-eight States.
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After Ralph E. Williams harmonized the partv, why trv to
disrupt it?
. . .
By all rules of fair play, because of the work lie has done
in the past, he is entitled to re-election.
Having no legitimate reason for opposing his re-election, th e ’
opposition has circulated unfair, misleading and poisonous
statements.
We do not wish to insult your intelligence or your sense of
fairness, and regardless of what the opposition has done or may
do m an eleventh hour attempt to impose its poison upon you, there
Mill be no disposition on Mr. Williams’ part to adopt their un­
clean methods.
13 X Ralph E. Williams
(Paid Adv. by Committee of Republicans. C. L. Starr, Sec’y, 617 Board of
Trade Bldg., Portland, Oregon.)
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Twenty acre chicken ranch with
300 hens, 1000 chickens; four acres
in peaches, good house, close in.
Phone owner, 10-F-3.
214-lm o
Free trousers with suits or big
discounts this week only a t Orres
Tailor Shop.
Save money and buy your su it at
Paulserud’s.
216tf
For insurance, good under all c ir­
cumstances. Beaver R ealty Co.
Extra good (nuits a t extra low
prices. P au lseru d ’s.
216tf
Bargains in second hand lawn
mowers. Fixit Shop. Beaver block.
Phone 274-J for Yeo.
SAVE THIS
r fr
216tf
One half interest in fine and well­
Librarian on V acation—
paying business. Address Box C C,
Miss Mary Niver, assistant lib rar­ Tidings.
213-6*
ian at the public library, started on
her vacation Monday. Miss June
Organdie graduation dresses, at
McFadyen is taking care of the work $6.50 to $8.50. Needlecraft Shop.
evenings while Miss Niver is on her
vacation.
Cleaning,
pressing,
remodeling
and repairing a t a big discount this
Fine cook stoves and ranges at week only a t Orres.
Icenhower’s New and Second Hand
Store, 389 E. Main.
199-lmo* D. A. R. M eeting P ostponed—
It has been decided by the mem­
Fresh fish, oysters, crabs, chick­ bers of the D. A. R. to postpone the
ens, rabbits. Call Tel. 104. Ash­ m eeting scheduled for Friday a fte r­
land Fish and Poultry M arket. 186tf noon of this week until Tuesday,
197-tf May 30, which is Memorial day.
VOTERS:
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No Advance in Prices
itç^ u a aM u itffid tn
Beware of moths.
Have your
w inter garm ents and furs th o ro u g h ­
ly cleaned and sterilized before pack­
ing them away. Try our improved
system. We will give you special
prices for this week only. East Side
Bargain Week a t Orres Tailor Shop.
Phone 64— we call for and deliver.
Ashland, Oregon
216tf
Hidden beauty
in your hair
N every woman’s hair
hidden beauty is w ait­
ing to be brought out by
> the Wildroot treatment.
I
—Good for ail extra 50 cent reduet ion when
applied on the purchase of any Woman's
High Top Shoe.
You will be surprised to
see how quickly these two
preparations will change
your whole appearance.
GOOD MAY 18TH ONLY
WILDROOT
The Boot Shop
Hair Ionic ant Liquid Shampoo
For tale by
E ast Side Pharmacy
B argain Week Specials
36 inch Percales, extra good quality, a t .................................................................... yard 20c
27 inch Red Seal Zephyr Ginghams, a t ...................................................................... yard 20c
40 inch Voiles, plain and figured patterns, finest quality, a t ........................... yard 39c
45 inch Organdie, imported, permanent finish, at .............................................. yard 79c
36 inch Skinner Satins and Taffeta, regular price
.................................yard $2.50
40 inch Baronette Satins, black, navy, grey, white, tail, a t ........................... yard $2.98
Silk "Tubing, the favored material for vests, pouular shades ....y a r d $1.50 and $1.69
1000 yards Crash Toweling, 15c value, special 12 yards for .....................................$1.00
10 dozen 81x90 Victory Sheets, good heavy quality, seamless, regular $1.50
values. This week ......................................................................................... each $1.19
50 Georgette, Crepe de Chine and Pongee Waists, $6.50 values, at ............... each $3.50
Japanese Crepe, all colors. Special a t ........................... ................................... yard 35c
32 inch Tissue Ginghams. Special at .................................................................. yard 59c
32 inch Imported Zephyr Ginghams, beautiful patterns .....................................yard 69c
Devonshire and School Day Cloths. Special at ...................................................yard 32c
Special Silk and Wool Dress Sale
GUBERNATORIAL RACE IS
CLOSE IN PEN N SY LV A N IA
PITTSBURG, Pa., May 17.— The
fight for the republican nomination,
for governor between Attorney Gen­
eral A lter and Gifford Pinchot, is
tightening up as the day advances.
While A lter is still leading Pinchot
in the returns, it is still believed
that missing retu rn s will give the
victory to Pinchot.
C a sh C oupon
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All
All
All
All
All
All
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$12.50 Dresses—this
$16.50 Dresses—this
$19.50 Dresses—this
$22.50 Dresses—this
$24.50 Dresses—this
$27.50 Dresses—this
$29.50 Dresses—this
$35.00 Dresses—this
week .....................................$ 9.90
week ..................................... $12.45
week .....................................$14.95
week .....................................$17.45
w e e k .....................................$19.50
week .....................................$22.50
week .....................................$23.45
week .....................................$27.45
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
FOR RENT— Seven room house, 3
blocks from post office, $12 per
month. Available Monday. R. D.
i Sanford, 399 Beach St.
218-1*
FOR RENT— Three room npartm ent
partly furnished. Inquire rooms
over W estern Union.
218-4*
SUITS—COATS—DRESSES
Value’s to $20.00.
Broken lines at
$8.90
EXTRA SPECIAL
Skirts, Coats and Dresses. Broken
lines. $10 values at
$4.98
FOR SALE— Model “ R” Hupmobile.
Call 756 Iowa street, evenings.
218-6*
WANTED— A wicker
756 Iowa St.
sulky. Call
218-6**
FOR RENT— Five room furnished
house, on G ranite St., opposite
hand stand; gas for cooking. $22.
153 G ranite St. Phone 411-R.
WANTED— Young men who desire
to give some of their time to serve
th eir Country and go w ith the
F irst Company to the annual en­
campm ent at F ort Worden, Wash.
Good pay, all expenses, clothing
and board furnished. 'Encam p­
ment June 15th to 29th. inclusive.
A 2500 mile trip and vacation,
and home again with morffcy i n >
your pocket. Can you beat it?
218-4
FOR SALE— One Bain wagon, 3%
inch with bed and wood rack; one
set heavy harness; three horse
collars, large size; one single
work harness; one steel beam 12
inch plow; one good top buggy;
one heavy truck lifting jack; one
breast horse collar with traces.
C. A, Gray, 1372 Iowa St- 218-1
All Ladies’ Suits and Coats
Now Reduced 20%
SOME SPECIALS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT — CLOTHING — SHOES — DRY
GOODS — HARDWARS — GROCERIES—BUY WHAT YOU NEED T H I^W E E K .
GOOD OVERALLS
¡This Sale, heavv weight
$1.25
HOPE MUSLIN
Special, per yard
12%c
r o m
p a n
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