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PA G E PO UR ASHL a S d bÁ ÍLV LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES Buy bulk Hardy Bros. BOY PREFERS JAIL TO LEAVING FATHER To V isit H ere— T ib iN d â Thursday, March 13, 1024 NIXE COUNTIES ARE OUT OF QUARANTINE I the Sheffield firm, Hadfields, Ltd. "Moreover, it is quite a delusion i' rom every point of view we are that the Germans are the leaders superior to Germny in these m a t-, in scientific progress. They are ters. I believe we give better val- excellent followers, but B ritain ue, so that British prices are and America are well ahead of • cheaper in the long run.. them ." (Continued from Page 1) A D ally C hronicle of th ose w ho com e and go, and even ts of Mrs. C. J. Nprval, of La Grande, local Interest. and Mrs. W. D. Starbird, from Portland, are expected to arrive ' » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦«>>> at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K. OF P . NOTICE | In H ilt— The K nights of Pythias of Ash- ! Howard Rose and Luther Fry G arrett this evening. Mrs. Star- land will meet Friday Eve a t 8 j spent today in H ilt as business bird will leave tomorrow evening for California while Mrs. Norvall p. m. at the Moose Hall. Visiting visitors. will stay here indefinitely. B rethren Welcome. j . The rem aining buffer counties will be Marin, SaD Francisco, San London Stirred W hen German Joaquin, San Mateo, S«nta Clara, F in n Gets Contract for and Sonoma. Alameda, Solano, South A frican Steel. I ' Contra Costa and Napa are the counties under complete quaran- LONDON, Mar. 13.— Something i tine. Lake and Madera Counties of a sensation in the British steel were released from provisional trade has been caused by the quarantine a few days after the aw arding of a contract to Krupps 1 outbreak of the disease about two by the South African Government. weeks ago. The contract am ounts to 1,300 I The effect of the lifting of tons of steel m aterials. quarantine is to« restore complete The High Commissioner for i freedom in the movement of live South Africa, in London, said th a t, * -stock w ithin the counties invol- tenders were invited from British ■ ved- ; and foreign firms, and K rupps! Hecke believes th a t the epi-J made the lowest bids and there-! demic danger as far as fu rth er fore reecived the orders, spread is concerned has been prac- "B ritish firm s should have re-i tically wiped out, but the prob- ceived this order," com m ented' lem rem ains of raising a fund to Sir Robert Hadfield, chairm an of | indemnify livestock owners whose cattle have been sacrificed to pre- ! vent a spread of the disease. H. J. HICKERSON, D. Q. O.i 163-2 « ♦ « « THE Read How Impressed Onion sets at Hardy Bros. The home of Salt Rising and ______ Quality Bread. At the new Quality HARDY BROS, are giving 10 Bakery. Cliff Payne makes hat stands, per cent of all Sales of Ashland , Canned Goods this week to the Low Much Better— Closing Out sale at the Needle- Playshed Fund. The condition of Sheriff L. L. craft this week. 161-3 Low who was operated on for ap O fficial V isits— Syncopating fools of Fun— M. L. Wolf, an official of the pendicitis Thursday continues to “ We will forever be in Jackson Hot Springs Sat. Nite. American Express company from ! improve. He is unable to eat sol- Rev. John L. Spargo, debted to Channing Pollock Metropole Jazz Orchestra. 163-3 Portland, is in Ashland today and ! id food as yet owing to the weak and to who take the Highlands M. E. Church character those ness of his stomach. According to parts in this pul took care of a special shipm ent of sating dram a.” M oving— express th a t came in on No. 12 1C. C. Low, his father, he will not Rev. David Fouse, " ‘The Fool' makes every be able to leave the hospital for The C. A. Rose family is moving j this morning lover of men wish th a t the Seventeenth Ave. Com- ten days or two weeks.— K. Falls from 550 East Main street to dram a and th n church were Herald. munitv Church 58 Sixth street. more intim ately yoked to Ashlaid Canned Goods Sale at gether." HARDY BROS. 10 per cent goes Father MacMenamin, SPECIAL — Best box factory “ The author has arranged Dance with the Metropole Jazz Woods is Trading good New to play shed fund. his incidents and prepared blocks delivered at >6.50 per load. Cathedral of the Inunae- | Orchestra, Saturday Night, Jack- Tires for old ones. It will pay you his climaxes with the hand Ashland Lum ber Co., phone 20. | ulate Conception son Hot Springs. The orchestra to call and see him. W here you V isitors from O ut-of-tow n— of a m aster." 162-4 th a t played Portland, Eugene, Carl Hensley, of K lam ath coun can always do a little better. 375 Corvallis and are booked for re- E Main, Ashland. 163ead tf ty, was in Ashland yesterday. Mrs. Our Treat— turn engagements. P. H. Murphy was a business visi 163-3 Albert Howard, vice president to r in Ashland yesterday from M otored to C a lif o r n ia - of the Ladd & Tilton Bank in OBITUARY Lower F loor Seats and Boxes ........................................ 9 2 .0 0 Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Long left Dunsmiur. Anton Grieseauer was I Portland was in Ashland during Balcony ............................................................................. 9 2 .0 0 Mrs. Phebe Wells was born yesterday by m otor for a two in town yesterday from Mt. Angel, G a lle ry ............................................................................... the weekend and lest the in terest 91-00 weeks’ vacation trip to southern Oregon. DENVER, March 13.— Donald November 8, 1848 in Illinois and All P rices P lu s 10 P e r C ent Tax ing visitor escape with his visit H ofstadt, aged five, thought t h e ; Passed away at her home on California. Seats Xow (hi Stile. Mail Orders Received Let us fill your pall with Swifts unnoticed it can still be Denver County Jail w as a " n ic e ; Gresham street, March 11, 1924. « ♦ a - » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Silver Leaf lard. Costs less than ! th&t he Spent a pleasant af* hotel. : She moved to Portland at an early Complete line of Ashland Can .h o ru m o g . Ooe, ta r.h e r „ 4 J - “ ? * * » ' ‘h h er parente, the pioneer ned Goods at Detricks. 94-tf told him some of the facts th a t ! hind the eray walls of the bastile „ , , i mor« nutritious. Detricks. 94' t f ia re hitting Portland since the in- because he refused to leave his j Erb fam ily« and 1,vpd there a few ------- — Lnm n tov m i * « ♦ ' fath er> Clarence H ofstadt, who years, later settling in the Rogue H om e T his M orning— G uests from O utof-tow n— j come tax b ill went into effect. He was taken intc; custody on a River valley, where she was mar- Mrs. C. J. Brady returned home R. W. Martin was h guest at ?ta '? d th a t dlrectly across tha Co' cha^ e of posing w orthless ch eck s.! ried to Minus W alker, also a pio- liim h in — lln r a r o /lf ln n iA g l 4 V . r this morning on No. 13 from Cor Hotel Ashland yesterday from lumbia from Portland, m a generous H ofstadt r denied the charges, neer of southern Oregon. vallis, where she was called earlier Eugene. Jam es H. Kline was a am ount of advertising was being declaring he was a fu rn itu re deal A fter Mr. W alker’s death, she in the week by the sickness of business visitor from Algoma. P. done to push the sale of W ash er of Los Angeles Efforts of police to induce lived for some years in Klam ath her son, John Brady. J. O’H ara and family were out-of- ington ground and a feature was young Donald to stay in a hotel county and was m arried to John (Next Monday) made th a t the state was encum- while his dad was in jail were Wells, also of a pioneer family, town visitors from Portland. unsuccessful, the boy demanding Closing Out sale at the Needle- bered with no income tax law. We have them in the newest that he be allowed to "bunk with who passed away seven years ago shapes, colors and brims, to fit craft this week. 161-3 •at their home here. Mrs. W ells; and be becoming to you. IT DOESN’T PAY to drive an daddy.” Complete line of garden tools- has seen the growth of southernJ automobile w ithout Liability In i Hard Bros. D elayed R eturning H om e— $2.50 to $5.50 Large fresh stock of Garden Oregon from its early days and it ! surance; my rates are lower. Mrs. Mary Dunn and Mrs. Eliza is with regret th a t one sees the seed at Hardy Bros. Yeo, of course. If you won a sh irt on the beth Van Sant were expected to Phone 21 & 274 J. passing away of the members of 157-tfi Truck load oranges. Sweet and election make it a point to full of Juice. 2 doz. for retu rn home this week, but late the early pioneer families. come here and be doubly a Friday evening Mrs. Dunn fell and School Board W ill R eceive Bid s— Detricks. Two daughters, Mrs. Camilla winner in selecting your “ win” here. $2 to $4.50. LIbroke her collar bone. Their Owen and Mrs. M. P. Bayliss, and It is said by a member of the V3777 H om e from E u g e n e - return wil be delayed until Mrs. school board of Ashland th a t no one son, Spratt Wells, all of A sh -! New W ashable B elts, (som e Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Yeo return- land, survive her. Also two sisters, j th in g n e w ), durable, at 35c Dunn is able to travel. The party bids haev been subm itted for 160 Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, of Ashland, | has been visiting for sometime cords Of wood” to” be'delivered* to ed h° me yesterday eveninS from local schools. The occurrence is Eugene- where they attended the and Mrs. Frocine Burriss of M er in Los Angeles. rath er unusual as a num ber of juniOr recital of their dau«h te r’ rill, were all here during her last 0200010202020000000201010201000000020101000100000100020101010102010001010101000100020200 Bernice Yeo« a student in the { illness. B y th e Post O ffice Style Plus Clothes at Paulser- bids have generally been submit- M,SS University school of Music. Mr. : I. - — ■■ ' ud’s. ted when th e publication is sent Yeo declared th a t a large, appre out. P h ip p s’ •♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ M M M ► ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ciative audience filled the Wo SPECIALS A ble to R eturn H o m e - mans Memorial Hall in the Wo 4 0 Acres, fine orchard and Al McNabb was able to leave Sick at Home—- berry land, 1 mile from Ash mans building at the U n iv ersity : Miss May Hadfield employee at the Community Hospital and re land, 10 acres in fruit, berries and the recital was very fine. The tu rn to his home, very much im Rose Bros, was kept at her home and garden. House and barn. first num ber of Miss Yeo’s pro Some w ater for irrigation free. proved from the serious accident yesterday with sickness. gram was 16 pages long and she Sacrifice for ........... .*.... $1,000 th a t nearly cost the sight of his gave it with no pause and with 6 room house, lot 50 x 140, Students E xpected H om e— rig h t eye and the loss of a number wood house and garage, fine absolute assurance. The closing A generous influx of students of teeth. location about 150 feet from from the University of Oregon are number, which was preceeded by Main street and on paved street a tenor solo from Roy Bryson, ANNA Q. NILSSON with all paving and improve Orre« cleans clothes clean. expected home next week to spend ments paid up. Always rented a short E aster vacation. Perhaps was 19 pages long, all of which At the Vining P h on e 64. 89-tf at $17.00 a month. Sacrifice for th 8 first student to arrive will be was memorized and given perfect $1,650; $500 will handle. Troy Phipps, who is expected ly. A num ber of beautiful boquets Ford Car— Never run more We deliver the goods— Detricks home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don ! was glven Miss Yeo at the close of than 1500 miles, never had any o. A. C. M ILITARY BAND 94-tf F raser are among others, includ- her recltal- work done on it. Will sell for TO A P P E A R MARCH 25 $100 cash if taken at once. ing, Bernice Yeo, Caroline Tilton New Spring Reary-to-wear at SPECIAL— Best box factory and Lucille Perozzi, Paulseurd’s. blocks delivered at 36.50 per load. (Continued from page 1.) Ashland Lum ber Co., phone 20. Real E sta te B roker. Ashland Canned Goods need! 2^0 E ast Main St. contest at San Franoisco more 162-4 L ocal Journal M anagem ent Chang- you patronage. The Playshed fund than a year ago. needs money— 10 per cent all this Several trips have already been M arshall B arber has recently week at Hardy Bros, Buy by the made by the band since school bought the Journal route In Ash dozen. started last October. It accom land and will sta rt work with it panied the college football team to ! the first of the month. He has M ichelin Haloon Tires Popular— Boise for the Idaho-O. A. C. game been working at the Plaza M arket Michelin haloon type tires have on Armistice day, to Portland for recently, but will give th at up for been placed on Johnny G ruelle’s his new duties. the Multnomah club-O. A: C. : Buick six sedan. Dan Kay, at game on Thanksgiving day, and to the Automotive Shop, states th a t | No Brush To Clean Eugene for the annual U. of O. Special M eeting— these are the first Michelin haloon -O. A. C. game. On each trip There will be a special meeting tires to be placed on a car in Ash No Belt To Break made the band was well received, i of the Rebekahs a t their hall, land. Stops will be made at Roseburg, Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock to Medford, Weed and Yreka, Calif prepare articles for a bazaar. M. C. Reed Speaks a t L u n c h e o n ^ ornia, K lam ath Falls, Ashland, and Ginghams and other m aterials are M. C. Reed was the principal G rants Pass. W ith the experience to be brought as well as scissors, speaker a t the cham ber of com and training the band has had thread and thimbles. Every mem merce lunch yesterday noon at this year and with the many skil Made of alum inum , every ber is urged to be present. Hotel Medford. Mr. Reed spoke p art easily detachable for clean led and well known musicians concerning the excess am ount of and as easily attached after composing different sections, the! ing Hardy Bros, are headquarters drinking and gambling on horse ward. hand should make an even great- j for Garden Seed. racing th a t goes on. Because Mr. er impression on the towns visited Reed has lectured in New Zealand on this tour than it did on its T ’he Ashland Madden sells Federal Tires. he was able to relate funny ex tour of southern Oregon four 1 51-tf periences and give an interesting Electric Supply years ago. 3 4 0 E . Main talk. P h on e 115-J Leading Denver, Colorado Clerygmen Not A Moving Picture VINING Monday, March 17th You’ll Want a Smart Hat Coming Big For St. Patrick’s Day In the Mornin’ Watch For Date M i t c h e l l ’s We Are Featuring The Season’s Newest Friday & Saturday COATS DRESSES and Most Charming In Styles Becoming to the Most Exacting E. E. Phipps Daily Fashion Hint “Whirlwind” • Vacuum Cleaner Gets ALL the dirt, and None of the Rug N otice— The attention of all those in terested in dress-forms is called to the fact th at the meeting is scheduled for March 17th, at the Civic Club house, in charge of Miss Grayce Teich. All who are in terested In making the forms are supposed to reglsted with Miss Hicks a t the Library. Unless those who wish to make the forms reg ister by Saturday noon, March 15, th e m eeting will not be held. It may not be generally understood . an anyone wishing it may have ♦Ma . . this instruction. »x It is not . . limited to Civic Club members. Have a fit at Orres— Tailors for men and women. 89tf T hose W ho W on M erits— Among Southern Pacific tra in men on the Shasta Division, who are listed in the Distinguished Service column for the month of March, 1924 are: F rank Hanna, engineer, for assistance in re pairing passenger train engine. C. W. W inne, engineer, for trading his engine for passenger train en gine with slipped tire and flaging two passenger trains through a siding avoiding delay; T. C. Laff erty, engineer and E. Bloomfield, firem an, trading th eir engine for disabled engine and repairing and bringing sam e to term inal. BEFORE you renew th a t I n - , surance, phone 21; it costs noth- CHIC COAT FROCK lng, to get my term s and rates. The smart flannels which France is 117-tf Yeo, of course. ! sending over in such delightful profu sion are adapted to nothing so well as to development in coat-frock style. A new and beautiful line of The fronts of this design are underfaced Rings, Charms, and Buttons. with moiré silk and rolled with a collar, K nights of Pythias, Masonic, Elks forminj and Odd Fellows at Johnson’s j at may or may Jew elry Store. 162-2 uot be finished with deep turn-back <.uffs. Medium size requires 3j^ yards 54-inch striped and % yard 36-inch On to K lam ath F alls— jlain material. W. H. Hodgson, well know n, - Pictorial Review Dress No. 1973. form er Ashland resident, passed 3kes, 34 to 46 inches bust and to to 2( __ . . . . . . , , .y e a r s . Pnce, 45 cents. through Ashland this morning and stopped long enough to visit a few NOTICE— I will be at my of acquaintances. He has been liv- fice, 63 N. Main, all day Wednes- lng at Gooding, Idaho lately, but day and Thurs., for the purpose has been on a trip to southern Cal of m eeting growers regarding ifornia and was enroute to K la contracts for the cannery the com m ath Falls to visit John Hodgson, ing year. We w ant especially, his son, who is w orking there. Mr. beans and tom atoes. S. D. Taylor, Hodgson plans to stop when he j Manager, Ashland Preserving Co retu rn s from K lam ath county. 161-2 Buy Ashland Canned Goods by th e dozen— Hardy Bros. 10 per cent to Playshed fund this week. K lam ath Falls— Building per mits totaling $33,900 granted by city for one week. BRINGING U P FA TH ER Of all the family, fath er is apt to be the most careless of a cough or cold, and it js the duty of m other or the girls to see th at he ; takes FOLEY’S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND at the first sign of a cough, cold or hoarseness. Af te r he once tries it, finds out how effective and pleasant It is to tak«, he will not hesitate to use it always. Contains no opiates. Safe and sure. Has served three gen erations. Sold Everywhere. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 30 2nd Hand Tires W anted— Woods will trade you good new Closing Out sale at the Needle- Every ad has a m essage. tires for your old. You can do a craft this week. 161-3 little better at Woods. 375 E Main The Rasor benefit community 163 eod tf Flies are coming, get your I food sale will take place Saturday Ashland. Screen Doors from Jordan Sash the 15th, a t the Holmes, Schuer BABY CHIX — No infection and Cabinet W orks. 162-3 man and Hardy stores. There will w ithin a hundred miles of Sea- be pies, cakes, doughnuts, bread I bright R. I. Reds, W hite Leghorns and rolls, m eat loaf, baked b ean s,' and all the other popular breeds P arent - Teachers Association brown bread, salads, and the pos-1 hatched every week from healthy gets 10 per cent of Ashland Can slb’lity of several other a ttra c tiv e ! and high egg producing stock, ned Goods Sales at Hardy Bros, articles of food. Sale will begin at i Enoch Crews, Seabright, Calif. this week— Boost Ashland. 10 o’clock. 163-2 i 163-2* No. 9110—Ladies Coat—Jack rabbit Gray plaid, Imported Eng lish Polo, convertible collar, full sleeve, 2 pockets, stitched, trim ming, full Silk Dress No. 3239—Toupe Wool Crepe—Hemstitched yoke, cuffs and belt of self coloring, Organ die roll collar, smartly finished in Huttons, Oriental Helt fasterning, at No. 9380—Ladies Otter—Brush ed Polo, Shadow Ribbed, 50 inch length, 2 pockets, convertible collar, neat cuff, full silk lined; a very charming No. 3204—Dress—( ’ombination plain and printed Canton Silk, in Tan and Blue Ma Jongg pattern, Self Button Trim, color scheme elegantly balanced No. 9205—Ladies Polo C o a t- Tan, Brown Stripe, full char- mense lining, convertable collar, button and side tie, a sport and Press model No. 683—Dress—Tan French F l a n li e 1, plain color, Semi Straight lines with belt, Organ die Collar and Cuffs, Button trim med Yoke, Smartlv Tailored. . $32 SO Yes, We Have $42.50 $17.50 $29.95 Dress Shoes Such as befit any occa sion you may desire to at tend, we have them in sev eral different models and leathers. $*| 9.5Q fZA Shoes $4 to $10 Oxfords $4 to $7 Army Goods Store The Biggest L illie Store in Ashland. C o m p a n y ‘W here your dollar has more cents”
