PAG» FOUR
ASHLAND D A ÏLT TIDINGS
Local and Personal
: V isits in A shland—
On B u sin ess from Eugen© —
Wednesday, October 4, Hfc©
J. W. Kistler,
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. C linuts and
F. G. Lewis, d istric t p a sse n g e r; F o u rth and A Streets,
j Mrs. C. M. T ullerlind, of M edford, ag en t of the tra ffic d e p a rtm e n t of I
A shland, Oregon.
w ere Sunday visitors a t th e R. H. the S outhern Pacific, spent a few ■ D ear Sir:
A shland L odge No. 23
Coffin hom e on Roca stre e t.
hours in th e city today on b u sin e ss.: W e have your le tte r of th e 20th
A . F . & A. XL
He left th is a fte rn o o n for M edford, ( o rd erin g some coupons and before
N otice to Car Owners—
before re tu rn in g to E ugene th is ev e n te rin g th is order, we th o u g h t it
Special com m unication, T hursday
W e have a full line of alum inum ening. Mr. Lewis m akes his h ead best to w rite you w ith reference to
evening, O ctober 5. W ork on sec m ats and license fram es on sale a t q u a rte rs in th e U niversity city.
th e strik e th a t goes in to effect on
ond degree. V isiting b reth ren cor Jo rd a n E lectric Co., also a t E agle
October 1. This was bro u g h t about j
dially welcome.
Buy your n ew Coat, Suit or D ress by th e w orkingm en because the
Brass F oundry. In sta lle d free. 21-6*
here and sa v e 3 3 1-3 per cent, E . R. m an u fa ctu rers refused to give them
G. B. ICENHOW ER, W. M.
Isaac
& Co.
1 an advance in wages.
W. H. DAY, Secretary.
1
A P PL E S— 20 ounce pippins, 75c
The strik e
box delivered. Phone 9 - F - ll.
will close all of the p o tteries in th s
F o r b e tte r in su ran ce ra te s, you
country and, of course, no one knows
L et J e rry O’Neal figure your next i
better see, Yeo of course.
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M
eetings
B
ein
g
H
eld—
ju st how long these conditions m ay
job of plum bing. F irs t class m ate r
T
arry
in
g
m
eetings
a
re
being
held
ex’st.
H ow ever, ju st as soon as any
ial and w orkm anship.
Phone 138.:
W ill Hold Indoor P icnic—
nightly
th
is
week
a
t
the
B
aptist
changes
a re m ade we will be pleased
207 E. Main stre e t.
238t:
The Royal N eighbors will hold an
church. These m eetings are oil the ndoor picnic S aturday n ig h t a t the to ta k e th is m a tte r up w ith you. We
See C arl Loveland a b o u t naving o rd er of those held each evening af- Moose hall, a t which tim e Mrs. Ida re g re t very m uch indeed these con
your boy learn som e band in s tru te rth e revival m eetings, and a re be H am lin will be p resen t to m eet the ditions of a fflars, but it seem s th a t
m ent, and join th e Boys’ Band. Stu-j ing well atten d ed .
m em bers. All M odern W oodm en and it could not be avoided.
dio 135 E. M ain. P hone 465.
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Y ours very truly,
th e:r friends a re invited to atten d .
Bargain in C hildren's Coats, one-
TH E FR EN C H CHINA CO.
third less than regular prices. E . It
W ill Motor to P ortlan d —
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W. M. Jones.
L eaves for C alifornia—
Isaac
& Co.
1
Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Johnson expect
A. S treet, who has lived in Ash
to leave tom orrow by a u to for P o rt-'
Cliff Payne m akes cupboards. 28tf
land
for some tim e past, le ft Sunday
Have tw o very good buys in resi
land, w here they will spend a few
for C alifornia.
days. They will stop en ro u te at) dence p roperty on G ran ite stre e t,
Strangers In Language.
Corvallis, w here they will visit with and on Allison stre e t, a t very a t
W e g u a ra n te e com plete satisfac
All men are strangers. There are
th e ir d a u g h te r M argaret, who is at-1 tractiv e prices. A shland R ealty Co. tion from ou r work. L ad ies’ articles no two men on earth who speak the
5-lm o
tending O. A. C. th is year.
a specialty. A shland C leaning and same language. Each places his own
Dyeing W orks.
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the self-same words mer, talk of quite
Dining room set for sale. Phone W ill Hold F irst M eeting —
The
P
aren
t-T
each
ers
association
different
things. And I cannot be cer
The
O.
K.
b
a
rb
e
r
shop
is
now
lo
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will hold its first m eeting of the cated a t 65 N orth M ain s tre e t, w ith tain how my words will be interpreted
by him to whom they are addressed.
F r u it canning tim e is a t hand. school year tom orrow aftern o o n a t en tire new equipm ent.
That
Is the reason all aged people
F o r firult ja rs, lids, ru b b ers, jelly 3:45 o’clock a t th e H aw thorn annex
talk
to
them selves. It is the habit of a
m olds and su g a r. D e tric k ’s prices (on th e B o ulevard). The officers V isits w ith F riend s—
lifelong experience—Mabel Johnson
would he pleased to see th e room
Mr. R eeder, of Los A ngeles is vis Leland’s Translation of Arne Gar-
c a n ’t be beaten.
filled w ith p a re n ts and teach ers, as iting w ith relativ es in th e city for horg’s “The Lost F ather,”
R eturns from C alifornia—
th e outline of the season’s work will a few days. Mr. R eeder form erly
Mrs. S. R. Je te rs, of F o u rth be bro u g h t up fc«r discussion and all lived here, on Bush stre e t.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
stre e t, arrived hom e last evening a re invited to p articip ate in th e dis
from a th re e m o n th s’ visit in Cali cussion.
LEEDOXI sells T IR E S and TUBES FO R SALE— P ure bred W hite Rocks
— 9 hens, one cock, 30 pullets.
fornia, having visited relatives and
— SPARK PLUGS, W E ED CHAINS,
Cheap if tak e n a t once. Reason
friends in O akland and Los Angeles.
— R E PA IR S
TIRES,
RETREADS
ANNOUNCEMENT
for sale, leaving Ashland.
351
and ev eryth in g a t th e B EA V ER
M orton St.
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I
wish
to
announce
th
a
t
1
will
TH URSDAY “OPPORTUNITY DA Y ”
CORNER.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE— H a rrisb u rg
Many bargains not ad vertised for have office hours in A shland from
w ater system , paying 17 per le n t
9
a.
m.
to
12
nt.,
and
in
M
edford
Tltiirsday. Com e and se e for you r
R eturns from In spection —
on in vestm ent of $19,000.
Big
from
1
p.
m.
to
5
p.
m
.,
408
M
edford
se lf. E . R. Isaac & Co.
1
discount
to
owners.
Address
C.
W.
Nims,
grand
com
m
ander
flt
B uilding. P hone 401 for o th er ap
owner, Box 43, H arrisb u rg , Dreg.
Dr. G eorge J. Kinz, the K nights T em plar of the sta te of
Sweet Cider, m ade fresh every pointm ents.
Mrs. Ja k e M arguth.
2 8-6*
Oregon, has arriv ed hom e a lte r a
day, two gallons 75c, one gallon 40c, C hiropractor, No. 25, The Plaza.
2 6 -lm o several weeks trip over the sta te in FOR SALE— F e a th e r bed, two pair
delivered.
Phone 9 - F - ll.
pillows good tew ing m achine. 364
specting the various com m anderies,
Vista St.
28-3
p relim inary to th e grand comman-
dery m eeting, which will be held at FOR SALE— Cheap, two 6-foot cross
cut saw s, good condition and
R oseburg, October 10.
sh arp ; one folding spring to t, one
tw o-burner oil stove, one good
D etrick sells b u tte r to r less.
heavy log chain w ith hooks a t- '
J. N. DENNIS w ish es Io an nou n ce h e has tak en over th e en tire
tached, 76 feet 5-8 steel cable, one,
Sporting New Car—
stock of th e Square Deal Grocery and w ill sell sam e for cash,
15-gallon auto gas tank ( ro u n d ) ,;
one double bed springs, one light 1
W. H. H odkinson is spo rtin g a fine
u n til stock is clean ed up.
Indian m otorcycle in good condi
new Cleveland to u rin g car. The car
tion w ith ex tras; and five lets if )
is an exceptional beauty and has th e
safety steerin g devices for F ord |
very la te st lines em bodied in it.
tru c k s or to u rin g cars.
A. G.
Adams, 240 Third Bt. Phone <60.
FIX T U R E S FO R SALE
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E xctian ge®—
-asa
&
QfeatelQirst Qlass
|!
OMFORT, convenience,
luxury—in all weathers,
on all roads — a new Cleve
land Six Sedan.
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C
V ?
r
j V
" "fare
A beautiful car with the body
design of a year from now—
A powerful, flexible, six cylin
der m otor that never balks or
hesitates—
An economical car because of
its wondrously low price and
sterling durability.
The style, protection and com
fort of a first class closed cat ith
the peppy performance, easy hand
ling and economy of an open car—
At a price that you can afford
to pay.
P. O. B. Cleveland
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ANNOUNCEMENT
J.
N.
CLASS A GARAGE
D E N N IS
CLEVELAND
A U T O M O B IL B
COM PANY
CLEVELAND
F ine residence property in Taco FOR SALE— Good double disc plow.
In q u ire C arson-Fow ler Co.
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m a, W ash., to tra d e for A shland or
valley fru it and farm land. Staples
R ealty Agency.
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THURSDAY
W ill L eave for ’F r i s c o -
Mrs. F anny Schum an of San F ra n -i
cisco, who has been v isiting w ith
her b ro th e r, I. N. Shook, fo r the;
past m onth, will leave for her hom e!
in the bay city T hursday evening.
I
OPPORTUNITY DAY
ATTENTION!
Special Values are Offered in
Seasonable Merchandise
The fam ous N ail-File T est ladies’
pure th re a d silk stockings can now
be had a t M illet & Son sto re a t $1.50
the pair. Don’t be m isled by cheap
im itations.
The original can only
he had th ro u g h reliable dealers, j
Fam ous for fittin g and w earing I
qualities.
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Middy Blouses $4.75
—Made of all wool Flannel, trimmed with silk brain
Colors—Navy Blue ami Scralet. Sizes—16, IS and 20.
Special Coat Sale
Ladies and Childrens’
Coais
FIFTY GARMENTS ON SPECIAL SALE
TODAY AND TOMORROW
PALMER GARMENTS
PRINTZESS
LA VOGUE COATS
Outing Flannel Gowns $1.25
•—Made of Fancy Outing Flannel, of good weight, cut
full size, extra long. Sizes—16 and 17.
Three Standard Makes at Special Prices
Wool Serge yd. $1.89
—56 inch guaranteed all wool, good heavy weight.
Colors—Brown and Xavy Blue.
L ate Fall Styles
Charmeuse Satin yd. $2.25
Just received this week—All at special prices—Varied styles and no two alike
Save from $5.00 to $10.00 on a Coat at this Sale
—40 inch extra fine quality, heavy weight, fine satin
finish. The best silk value we have been able to offer
for some time. Comes in Xavy, Brown and Black. Sold
regularly at $3.00 per yard.
B lanket Time
SilR Umberellas each $4.98
—All pure silk umbrellas, made with Paragon frame,
eight steel ribs. Comes in Xavy, Brown, Taupe, Green
anti Bed.
OU R STOCK IS COMPLETE
COTTON OR WOOL
$1.50 to $15.00
Outing Flannel Yd. 19c
Save Money with Us
—36 inches wide, good heavy quality in fancy patterns
and white. A good quality for gowns and pajamas.
Buy Your New Suit, Coat or Dress
here and Save 33% per cent
The story of sightless eyes,
love-hungry .h e a rts— and a boy
who had to live a lie.
E .R . IS A A C & Co.
THE
“ TOPICS OF THE DAY”
- and—
Q U A L IT Y S T O R E
“ AESOP’S FABLES”
HAVE YOUR HEMSTITCHING AND PIVOTING DONE HERE
The Store Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated
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F irst show 7:15; Second 9
Regular Admission
Silks by th e Yard
Pillows = Pillows
500 yards Silk on special sale for the week-end
Need Any? Come in!
100 Pairs New Pillows specially priced-
$1.00 to $4.50
COATS SPECIAL
One lot at .................... $11.75
One lot at .................... $ 3.95
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p a
n
y
NEW HATS ARRIVE
—Another shipment of those
popular street hats.
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