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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1923)
IFÛRNI. ESTATE MEN MEET A D aily C hronicle of th ose w ho com e and go, and even ts o f JdiN T ROAD MEETING iS ftB L b A t SISSON INCREASE IN USE SlSSOfri, Calif., Aug. 31.— At lo c a f interest. a joint m eeting here of the Duns m uir Cham ber of Commerce, Me- Census of 1921 shows _ gains ______ in out* articles . , w »'hich show an actual decline of . SEASIDE, Aug. 31.— Couven- Cloud representatives and the lo- niit nf liiviiriot wMIo J*16 t'a11 0 M rs. Sugg E n tertain s— SACRAMENTO, Aug. 31.__ put otluxuries wMI. most other & “ as he is the proprietor of Sm ithy’s ‘"g at Seaside, the T rail’s End : pronounced than in those of the Dr. Gildersleed and wife visit S to r e .. Bert King and family al- J City, September 6, 7 and 8 will Lewis P. Eppich, national presi cal cham ber of commerce ways manufactures show*' declines. i L T - 5' reii,uirements of dail-v Ufc or goid and * stiver • -- - leaf - 7A,,‘on..dol,ar’ ; 2y2 million dol- dent of the National Association and means of im proving-the Mc ed a t the home of Mrs. J. H. Sugg so live in Tillamook. They ex- give to the., legionnaires of Ore- Newspapers, both a necessity Just a £ w e h^ X r win show ¿oda wat" Cloud road to the Shasta county, of Real Estate" boards, will be" th is week. Dr. Gildersleed and pect to go south before retu rn in g g °n the open sesame to the states one of the many distinguished line were discussed. wife have motored from Eldon, to Tillamook. an- luxury, show * guius, as J. N. Nixon, president of the | Playground, rich in Its n atu ral visitors to the State Convention of Iowa, which was their home, but beauty, historical setting, and the California Real E state Asso local cham ber, named two com- j -o also the chief requirements and sporting goods an in- are en route to Southern Cali Labor Day Visitors— varied am usem ents m ittees, one to work in this ! $8,000,000. Other articles ciation when It meets in Sacra in building and road construction. E * ! ± . .*’ ><■ « t e » S & » ’« * fornia where they will look for Mrs. Docia W illett Pindall of ____ _____ bacco m anufactures increased in ,m whi^h ° i ong W tbe luxury class and county and the other to work with The 7th Infantry Band of the a perm anent location. Mrs. Portland is expected in Ashland United States Army will be one mento October 10 to 13. Word the parties interested Gildersleed is a nice of Mrs. ! to visit a t the home of Mrs. Waldo of the big features of the con- has ju st been received by Presi AmZs-iz-or» a • . . vi /C, Willie WOT dent E. J. Morrissey of the Sac county. Sugg. Supervisor Lee spoke. He has users ° f luxuries'."An aidysis* of the _.w,th .this. .products Klum. Mrs. Pindall u well vention. R anking as equal to the ram ento R ealtors Association as U a whole showed a o fall of 37%, iron The chief ¡«creases outside of the S X mad'i - T u e l m a n X t e " known in Ashland and will prob U. S. Marine Band, the organiza manufacture« as a w;.vic _ ' :ury. cIass.?c9 ir ¡« newspaper and and general convention chairm an been m aking improvem ents on B usiness in .Medford— ably be entertained extensively tion will undoubtedly prove its Bank of New ° ther metals an<* metal produ ts ^ s a r n ie publishing, whici/advanced to thia effect. President Eppich, this road and for several miles City E. O. Smith, local poultry man, before returning to Portland. w h V th e vdue a» 43%-»ext.les 24%, and leather arid $924.153.000 in 1919 to tH 2 3 - east of McCloud has an excellent outstanding ability in delighting one of the outstanding figures in motored to Medford today on a produced in the United States * w “ P™dl?f!s 41% redl’ction. Not V only did if"? 1921, ■ ;------• and • • in -------- X A ..J V Z l’ g « - « - r m building iv .llllj - I I I mate- its listeners during the three national real estate circles during thoroughfare. business trip. p u iz . . . . i * c« JUVc Deiow that of 1919 a 1ar<r» *. *r-------- ...... u.aCtuies show an ac- . ,a s a,ld supplies, cement alone an fell 30% below A sh la n d V isito r— E. H. K aupp will head the com- share of the articles classed as lux S of S3,5;000-0™ when com- ,n" eas* «* $28.000,000; wall plaster days with concerts every even the past few- years, will come the articles classed _____ v«,,U iK iy-i Mrs. Jennie H um la visiting ing. ttee to In this county and m uries not instance^showed only “held their an'actual own” hnt Paring 1921 with 1919 boxes composition in- io work worn in from his home in Denver especial m lttee M iss H e tric k H om e— many aUk iC J ea^ but cigar ^ 1’0jO’G OG* and floor ’Jav,'ng matvria,s $6,000.000 $16.000.000; at the home of her aunt. Mrs. Dr. Malone of D unsm uir will head ‘ acation— a convention vaca ly for thi3 convention. Miss Helen Detrick has retu rn - 1 W alker on Second stre et a few increase. Out of the 450 articles nr ,matcbes» which are in these days doors ai,d shutte»s 1% million dollars- the Shasta county committee. X 2 ^ b v ^ 'ti; «¿the agarette much YT,dow and door scr'eens screens \y2 1;/, million tion, w ithout prespiration is the groups of articles 2 enumerated ™ucn mere mcrc in ,n demand window <“d to her home a fte r visiting days. E laborate plans for a recaption 1 Mrs. H urn comes from promise for this year. No brow- census about 400 showed s h o S S a a deciineln d t.;L f c nnA" £ T r"ier,y’ ‘"creased ironi from $18.- d^ s ; and gas and Metric fixtures _____ rim ' \ I\c,riTasen with the Schweiu family a t Lake j Klam ath Falls and has visited to Eppich, as well as to the 1,000 the value of the 1921 outtuS when 919 m a ll Jf dollars increase. mopping parades, no mosquito- or more real estate brokers and of the Woods. Miss Detrick thor Ashland several times previous. tortured stre et corner w atchful salesmen and th eir wives who are oughly enjoyed her vacation. The waiting! Everything will be expected for the state gathering, Schwein’s will probably be at the B u sin e ss .Man in P o rtla n d - a ,, M , 1 “forw ard m arch on the double lake ten days before^returning to A. G. Moss left W ednesday ¡q u ick ” with no “ taps ” where the have been made by the Sacra their home. m ento n R u ealtors evening for Portland on a bust , u " a u u is Association. association. This lbi< 1 ness trip, lie i.s expected home ! carne8 tb « salt tang will begin on the night of Oetob I ------- p expected home , of the Pacific. er 10th with the P resid en t’s ball Ashlund A ttract to day. Local theatres, together with Mrs. Patterson, accompanied by H istorical charm lingers about over which Eppich and Frazier thousands of other theatres the city. Now officially desig O. Reed, state president, , will throughout the country, will ob h er children, Edith, Ted and lia r- , Mr. M iller M igrates__ by one hundred'feet, which hous- «'amp ground has been provided preside. old, are home from an extended nated as the end of the Lewis i es the parlor, dining room and serve the week of September 2 W. Y . Miller and son returned and a new w ater sj’stem costing visit at Roseburg. Mrs. Jones, to Paisley today to join the re and t lark Trail, and the term in Word from 101 real estate to 8, as Param ount Week. kitchen. There are now eight in- over $1,000 installed, which sup. a daughter of Mrs, Patterson was m ainder of his family, who are us of the famous Columbia River boards of the stair: show th a t vidual cottages with fifteen beds plies water from a nearby moun Param ount Week, the first week visited while there. available. An unusually good tain s n r in e moving to Ashland as soon as Highway of whicli Oregon is so Sac’ am ento will be the converg in each theatrical season, has justly proud. ing point for special trains, a j - c o n v e n ie n t fo r th e w in tei Mr. come to be established in the mo- A special dance Saturday even- J S u ccessfu l H unting Trip— One of the most famous h isto ri te nobile caravans and boat ex- tion picture trade as m arking the ine and a big Sunday dinner the M iller will go by m o to r. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Swingle cal spots related to the story of cu tiio n s when t i e convention in d u stry ’s best effort, and this following day will mark the op- and sou have returned home from Visiting from Sisson__ tbe exPl°ratioii of the N orthw est c ale comes. The largest delegation is expec year it is expected by motion pic- « "’«S of the new’ log lodge at a hunting, camping and motor Mrs. Alice Simcox and son Earl, *S tlle E?airn which is located trip. The territory in Eastern trom Sisson, California, arrived near the south end of the Prom ted to come from southern Cali tu re people th a t this Param ount Diamond lake and several car- where the forty-five Week will be more successful than ,oads of People from the Rogue Oregon as far as Deschutes Riv in Ashland Wednesday morning enade. Here is one of the few fornia, The pur- R‘ver valley are planning on driv. e r was visited by the Swingles, to visit at home of Mrs. Sim- actual evidences th at one hun- board» of the south will join in ever held heretofore. pose of each Param ount Week is ing tbere for th eir Labor Day va- who are well versed in Oregon’s cox’s father, Charles H aight on derd and eighteen years ago, the an auto caravan of from 100 to to focus the attention of the pub- cation, says the Mail Tribune, famous hunting place's. Mr. Last Main street. They expect Lewis and Clark expedition es- 200 cars, leaving the Ambassador lie on the advances made during Herb Launspach and three other Swingle was able to bring home to retu rn to th eir home tomorrow j tabllshed lh eir last perm anent Hotel on the m orning of October the year in the motion picture a rt musicians will supply the melody the lim it of deer, which is saying camp in order to salt down meats 9th and going to Sacram ento via and to show th a t during the com- for tb e dance and a special supply more than the ordinary hunter i for th eir long trek back to civil the Ridge route and the San Jo- ing season the theatres playing of Provisions for a big Sunday Building Being Remodeled— has done this season ization. Over th eir camp, a flag quin valley left early this i he building to he occupied by San Francisco will send a big better type of pictures will chicken dinner ■he L lthla Bakery, form erly oc- I T“ ?, T “! ' Claim‘“ g ,Or the week for the lake. “ Every pos- delegation on a river steam er, it I Wa" an t the Patronage of their H ere from W ashington— C O le d bv O rrea T . n SU tea- «■« w onderful Public. ; sible arrangem ent has been made T; . x ^ s s ta u ot wh,ch ih i» > « ■ » has been announced by L. W. Car Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Phillips and j û :" i X „ x W ith the beginning of Para- ,o sbow our guests a good time son spent last evening at the resort and vacationists’ mecca Is michael, past State President, home of R. p. P orter. Mr. and re-decorated before the new p a r a part. Seaside, has the distinc who has been placed in charge of m ount Week, motion picture pa- at our °Pening celebration,’’ says trons hereabout will have put be- Geor&e Howard, general m anager W. S. Mrs. Phillips are very old friends ties will move into it. tion, also of being the end of the the Bay City’s convention p'ans. fore them a fare of motion pic- ° f the Dianiond Lake Improve- Stennett is taking care of the im of the P o rter family and have A nother auto caravan will come Old Oregon Trail. provements which will add much ture entertainm ent surpassing th a t ment comPa «y- To make ready for the legion- I ^ ° m. the Santa C1»r a— E ast Bay been living at Montesano, ever before shown upon the screen There have been many improve- to the attractiveness of the east naires of Oregon— to make th eir dlatrlcts- This caravan will s ta rt "Washington. They were en route ern end of the business district. to Long Beach, California. Plans now to come to the citv S&n Louis ObisP°. and g ath er Advices from producing centers ,nents in tbe accommodations of states th a t never before in the) Diainond lake, according to Mr. Who w ants them — Seaside, by the strength at San Jose, continuing history of motion pictures have Howard. Perhaps the mo3t im- M illing E n th u siasts— VI ill A rrive T onight__ Sea, and give the clim ate and su up to Oakland and thence to Sac there been so many big and real-! p ortant bas l>«en the completion A. E. H ildreth and J. S. Mattos, perb environm ent of th a t city a ram ento. Mr. and Mrs. and Miss H arris ly worth while film productions! ° f th® Dew ,odge’ bui,t of l°gs from Gazelle, California were ex who lives in O akland, were in chance to re-stock th eir h eart- w aiting for release as there a r o j »Pace twenty-five pected to arrive in Ashland to vis Ashland last night visiting local i warmed “pep. at this time. Critics of motion friends. The men plan to go to it a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. pictures who have been demand A. Butler, and other Ashland Quiney on F eath er river, where PLACER COUNTY BAND ing th a t film studios develop their friends. The H arris family were they have mining interests. C rat WILL ATTEND REUNION opportunities, are promised satis expected a few weeks ago, but er Lake was visited before they faction this year in prospectuses were unable to come to Ashland came to Ashland. AUBURN, Calif., Aug. 31.__ issues by producing companies on account of sickness. The Placer County Band will be More time, effort and actual! Oldfields R eturn— taken to the Seventh A nnual Plac- The Strahorn railw ay is sub- M rs . W ic k lucavcs— Rev. W. Judson and Mrs. Old er County re-union at Mosswood p d an tially completed to Sprague money have been spent on the pro Mrs. J. R. Wick left today for field returned to Ashland Wed P ark, Oakland, Septem ber 16th, r ‘ver* a n d rails will probably be duction of pictures this summer Portland, where she will visit her nesday from th eir two w eek’s va according to the plans of W. A. ,aid to tb a t point this week, ac- than ever before, according to re son. Ernest. From Portland, she cation. Mr. and Mrs. Oldfield vis Shepard, president of the re-un- cording to Mayor A r'h u r R Wil- ports, and producers are anxious ly aw aiting the new season in the will go east to New York and ited a t Nye Beach during the ion, and Jam es E. W alsh, local son’ of K lam ath la lls . other states to 'v isit before going entire time they were away and banker. I A lthough the railw ay company's hope th a t attendance at motion on to Florida to spend the coming were thoroughly pleased with pictures theatres will ju stify the The band has been instructed contra<A with the city expired to W’inter with her m other. Mrs. their outing. Mr. Oldfield says to rehearse several old-time song3 fay , no extension was asked. Three trem endous effort which has been TMck is one of the most charm there is no b etter place on the expended to improve the artistic and tunes for the occasion, so previous extensions had been • standard qf th eir films. ing Ashland m atrons and her coast than Nye Beach for to u r th a t Its selections will fit in with granted by the city. W ilson said popularity can be vouched for ists who desire rest and quiet. the program arranged for the re the work was being rushed to! H e r e f o r R e - u n io n — In other cities. Many interesting « vents happened union. completion, and th a t it was hoped I A M Beaver J r of p to m ake their stay delightful and by the railroad company to com- will arrive this 1 ? P ° rtla n d ’ H ere from P ortland— long remembered. The accident P to e the worlt l„d ay, but th a t ,t « unTn“ *”/ , , ; : p a ^ Mr. and Mrs. u . V. Smith, ac of the ill-fated a.-roplane th a t fell In lull length and Jaequette styles, made of week. com pletl‘m “ “ s ' m cludine the families Walker,’ companied by Donald and Mar uio the sea happened during the Marmot, Mink, River Mink, Sealine, and Moline. garet Sm ith, are in Ashland this iv o weeks the local vacationists , Stannard, H erndon and Beaver. week visiting at the home of Mr. ■ !«■ a! tin- beach. Many well- and Mrs. A. F. Abbott. Miss 1 -ad people were visiting the M argaret Smith i:, a well known same period the Oldfield’s w’ere Portland girl and ¿vecame ac m a r Hie ocean, so that th eir two. Benjam in II. Brophy, 40, Eagle quainted with ictha A bbott the weeks were filled to the brim Point rancher, committeed suicide past winter. T heir visit in A sh and running over with pleasure. W ednesday m orning by shooting land is being a pleasant one and himself, it ¡3 3aj(j t iiat tjle fl(,t they will return to Portland ear- Visit, ('« mis County-— A. wonderful selection to choose from in Fox, ! was prom pted by worry over fi- l.v next week. The trip js being j L. A. Roberts and daughter, ! nantial difficulties. New York.—’ e “ S '“ ? * D r M' A G. Scherer, Uoney, Stone Martin and Oppossum. made by motor. United Lutheran Churdi of America ehZ I , , Scb*rer. secretary 0 of the Lnweua, expect to leave Sunday Fred McPherson, a brother-in- country, comprising about I 500 000 chnrrh argesi Lutheran body in i„ the vuc «or Coos County, where they will law or the principal in the trag- ideas on political accord in the w o rlito d ay 016™1* ” ’ haS S°me Larkin G m bh Ph ase 'i a i relatives and friends d ur- l o rise above political considerations Mies Lilly Grubb and aster, i mg .«he c.m ing week. The Coos e«lj, called at the Brophy home politics today,’’ said Dr. Scherw'^'TlX^icM need world M to K ..M W »h o bave bava vis-1 C a a l y Pair will be held a t ¿ ' , 7 yesterday m orning to borrow a are always preceded by spiritual growth imPfovement • log with which to go hunting. inside before we can expect a har- iting at tlie home of Mrs J l necess“ y for a sound Ue Point during the week the 1«»- ondering w hether the dog would monious outside. As soon as the sired neckline and sleeves are cor- and Millard Grubb, left yesterday «al people are then* and owing to W __ in the car or not, he asked nations reach a spiritual accord— reet fo r the south. They have been H»e la. t that the R oberts family rtay Brophy, who definitely adopt for the first time In Ashland a few days, having have A musical burglar is collecting answ ered by saying the principles of Christianity—polit lived in Coos county many saxophones in New York City Fo? he would go and get a rope to come from Chicago, Illinois teal accord and harmony must fol years scores of friends will be lie the dog in the car. He went low. But always we seem to begin ti e 2 eCOind t,me in six months one seen th a t would otherw ise not be into the basement of his resi- at the wrong end. We attempt to h d A " r . musical companies has D eparting for D rain— met. Bandon, Coquille, Myrtle deuce and a ' ‘ force physical changes in order to ° ne of its stores Miss Mildred Beeeon left to- Point. Marshfield and many other tai shot was hea^d” 1 broken by a brick, after which a achieve a spiritual result. Physica burglar took the entire display of day for Drain, Oregon, where she hings are effects and are temporal towns will be included in their saxophones in the window. He left Brophy had placed the muzzle »pirifual things are causes and a r will teach school this winter. Miss ! itinerary musical instruments but eternal. Let us correct the evil in of a .22 Hi-Power rifle against Beeson has the pleasure of taking f n in ,en,ou«h “saxs” to equip our hearts toward men, then amelio his chest and had shot himself th e school Miss Mabel T rott Prom inent Man A ppreciates Band through the heart. The arteries ration m our actions toward them an Alexander s Ragtime Band.”. taught last year. She will prob will inevitably follow.” A. S. Rosebaum, D istrict Pas in countries “Do you see any hopeful sign in ofB»ki.k n ° ?y were severed from the h e art and ably retu rn to Ashland at Thanks- i P t e r i n ? " ? 1, but s «dcm ess is the senger and F reight Agent of the i the h eart was shattered, accord- this direction?” we asked. giving to visit her parents and I Southern Paclflu with office, lo- Ing to the coroner, who M ote, Yes, the World Convention of IdJfk f ° L graCC in thc Occident. friends. y are as vari«d as Lutherans held in Eisenach, August i h ^ r k?f ‘ L’ m w ld n Z dfOrl1' Ct lled *° Ash' ! th at dea“ ‘ wa" ‘“-«’ Kuneou.,. Dr 19-26, m which representatives of file ° f 4 ve ea.rth> but the sIim ! í r ness- He' ' W- caned and forty nations will take part, includ ine is an unchanging fashion and Mrs. D ennis to Conn* H om e— ^ ln T ’i 1* carefu,,y corseted x ,Joo,N g h X : lsB" " k: tMi 1 - , “ X r ,o h " p e ri ’ *■ ing nearly all the countries involved 3 th » , ° s s ? , . 8<” n ,n ,he in the recent war. Wartburg Castle Lodgo. X , h . X h e e n X i th”e v X X " “ “ “ ‘h“ ’ " “ a • » -1 , '" which Luther sought refuge after In fact, wearing a corset is a fea the Diet of Wonns in 1621, is near tioniog to , the past month. Mrs. the agility with“ whlch f l'I ' mem- B“ ' ^ F a l‘’ “ ra11' 11 “ ■«»« a week Eisenach, and will be the scene of ture of the fall mode. In recent in of ,the. Convention meetings. terviews with representatives of Dennis no doubt has been bene- bers played. Mr. Rosenbaum ex- ago Brophy, in conservation with many of New York’s leading cos- This gathering of Lutherans from S ”’ Joseph’ B c^dorf- Dave Rummell, had voiced his in- the whole fitted by the change of surround-' world, meeting ¡n har i je a u e a "o.-uY ,n“g “i ls’ 7 f: L ater • Redfern’ H arrv Collins logs. mony and good will, is particularly bead. every e t t m to i “a *’ aatd to have told Bummell significant at this time of bitterness and Milgrim (whose famous Sallv be present at the next concert, th a t he had changed his min« and suspicion between nations. This ’i * ayS„ w; a? a corsct> we were told L reg g E n tertains— Wednesday pvonino i . . . , r a n g e d his m ini Convention is entirely non-political. that all fall costumes will be fitted and bad asked him to speak to Its attempt is to promote good feel o '." corsets; not the stiff, cramping, Rue Mowrey, accompanied by ' t“nefl ‘"strument of torture, but ing among men of all nations, and no one of his former intention. his m other and sister, stopped in RIVER JUNGLES a soft, flexible restrainer of too ex- to bring a little closer to the modern T .. C E T B W OK HOBOES . d . f X X A shland a few hours last night ! ^ sh—a modern, slenderiz world the divine principles for ing beauttfier. to visit Dwight Gregg. Mowrey i which r hrist lived and died.” h l ? X A hhli” la a fratern ity brother of Gregg's ! YUBA CITY. C M ,.. A ug. S1. _ j X c T ' S At the recent convention of dan and comes from Portland, but Many hoboes lost* th e T /^ ’h a p ^ Parisiennes and New Yorkers are cing masters in New York, the was en route to San Francisco. | homes” when City M arshal Mas and two daughters, Gwinn and kv.a n r e f l S g mCtheOf 3 'm Æ lîh e ™ i n t S ^ ? 8? / 0”: 0 j ten decided „p o„ , lre „ a method “ ” 'ag" ho” Straight line frocks for street, t^rZd t ^ o suÎed to modern ^ cncan i “ Straight line frocks f skirts, o ï e i Oth^r Campers skirts, lace lace flounces flounces and unusual we7e predicted M Of ridding the ju n g le, of F ealher - 8 P° '° ‘ F uneral services will be held draperies elaborate the slim Ime. dine i ™ ° ? g Wth * e d^ Ira Smith and Bert King, both River, north of Yuba City, of the a t the cline of too jazzy jazz. Suede jackets embroidered with gay «► grave in the C entral Point form er Ashland residents, with W eary W illies.’’ est wools vie with three quarter cemetery this afternoon a t four Under the restriction of arma Butterick Patterns th e ir families are camping in the Store Closed A drunken orgy of several days 1 o ’clock. Rev. E. P. Lawrence of length coats matching or contrasting ments agreement we still had com in color or fabric with gowns over p a rk a few days. Both men are Autumn Styles ago determ ined the m arshal on Medford officiating. The services which they are worn. Paris fore ing to us the super-dreadnought Col ; Monday LABOR DAY Well known in Ashland as Mr. his course. Improvised shacks of | are in charge of the Perl Funer- orado, recently bunched at the New Thc Quality Store casts lace evening gowns and wraps York Shipbuilding Yards at Cam- King at one time worked on the Now On Sale < ► 4 in combination with some delightful dem New Jersey. She is equipped old tin, sacks, shingles and rags al home o Sept. 3rd. railroad and Mr. Smith was em iabric which carries out the idea of WlitihJei^llt ♦ ♦ « » ♦ t M > > M » t » » » went up in smoke as a h in t to guns- and is pro n«« the dress beneath. Plaits, flounces, pelled by the Westinghouse Turbo- ployed hi Vaupel’s store. Mr. the undesirables th a t th eir room tabliers and huge puffed bows are Douglas county has organized Sm ith 13 in business in Tillamook is preferable to their company. p e c tn c System. She is the most intriguing ^decorations, while any de- formidable sea fighter in thc^.vorld. a rural credits union. 1 i ...................................................... . ............................. « ............... .. 11 o T M EN TO ED HEBE August Sale of Furs SATURDAY TTIE LAST DAY TO BUY YOUR NEW FUR COAT OR NECK PIECE and SAVE 333% F U R COATS I MAN Priced $84.00 to $265.00 IDE N EW YORK , NEWS j LETTERI 4l F U R N EC K P IE C E S Priced $2.65 to $49.95 Special Values in COATS F O R SATURDAYS SELLING Women s Goats, made of tbe new over plaid materials, in Reindeer Brown and Grey, with Fur Collors. Priced $25.00, $28.00 and $29.95 Remnant Sale SATURDAY Your chance to buy at a great sav ing. Remnants of Wash Goods, Silks, Wool Goods, Curtain Materials, Cretonnes. Table Damask, Toweling, Outing Flannel and many other materials too numerous to mention. Í E.R. Isaac & Co. Where Your Patronage Is Appreciated