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f»AOK M »CB ÄgjfUfcfc DAILY ìiiursdày, August 14« lÜ ííl i b ocal P e rso n a l flotes A Dally Chronic. Bark From Trip— of those who come and go, and events of local Interest Drove To A shland Miss W lllia Mae Conner re-¡ E. B. Hall, of K lam ath Falls, turned yesterday front a dsit with I drove to Ashland Monday on a Mrs. A. J. Hodges a rd other business trip. He returned to his friends, in Talent home the same evening. Visited if ere— Mrs. Thomas Boyd, with her son and daughter, were liere the T w o B argains first of the week, visiting th e A. A rare chance to purchase tvzo H. Russel family, and other rela good dwellings with easy pay-j tives. They left Tuesday for ments. Buy now, the other fellow C rater Lake, to spend some time, wants to wait 60 days and pay ten before returning to Berkeley. Cap per cent more. tain and Mrs. Boyd, en route to Billings Agency 294-tf i Berkeley from Camp Lewis, were a'.so visitors at the Russel home FOR SALE:— Buy from owner this week. Captain Boyd will at less than cost, new bungalow, ! leave Berkeley soon for Georgia, with garage. Terms. 505 Eliza-j where he will be in charge of an beth St. 294-tf arm y school. Mrs. Russell, and i her daughter, Miss Mabel Russel,! PASSENGER .WANTED: — To expect to leave Friday for th eir i accompany me to Roseburg to morrow. No charges. C. T. Mc ranch near Yreka. Kee, 62 F ourth St. 294-1* Complete line of A raland Can Young mens all wool school ned Goods at Detricku. ü-4-tf suits with two pair trousers at $23.75 at Orres Tailor Shop— Or To Crater Lake— der now. 293-1* Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Gruelle, H ere For V isit— and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Short- H ere F or Hummer— Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Abbot, and ridge left today for C rater Lake. Loraine Smith, of San Diego, their son, Will Abbot, arrived They may decide to go over to the is a new nurse at the local hospi recently from Los Angeles and coast while they are on the trip. tal. She will remain in Ashland will visit Mr. and Mrs. Louis during the sum m er months. Dodge. They will visit Lake of We deliver the goods— Detricks the Woods while here. Mrs. Ab Sweet cream for whipping and bot is Mrs. Dodge's sister, and has ! »«-tf coffee— also fresh milk, always been in Ashland three weeks, vis Join s Mother— on ice at the Plaza. 239— tf iting her sister. The Abbots will Miss Ida Shirley, who for the to u r Oregon before returning to past year has made her home Operated On— their home, and expect to spend with her aunt, Mrs. Lee Tuttle, Louis and Dorothy Carey were some tim e at C rater Lake. departed this morning for Junc operated on for tonsilitis yester tion City to join her m other and day. Back From Trip— family. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Barron are Let us fill your pail with Swifts Milk and Cream whole sale and Silver Lea: lard. Costs less than back from a trip to Sacramento retail from certified herd— Lin- shortening. Goes fa rth e r and is and San Francisco where they ingers Dairy. Phone 369-J. more nutritious. D etricks. 94-tf visited their daughter Isabelle. Arrived Last N ight— WANTED:— Sealed bids for 75 to 100 yards of d irt to be de livered on lot, 40 Allda St., by November 1. J. A. Mahlsteh, 231 Gresham St. 294-3* FOR R EN T:— Nice furnished front apartm ent. Phone 2 63R or call at Shook Bldg. 294-2tf FOR REN T:— Three room fu r nished apartm ent; close in. Phone 40. 294-3tf WANTED— Good clean cotton rags. Automotive Shop. 294-41 Check A rtist Busy— Mrs. Charles A. Brown, of Til The W. C. Thurlow family has ; Three more of the eight printed lamook, arrived in Ashland last moved from 146 Manzanita street checks th a t were stolen from the night to visit with her parents, to 263 Oak street. Trowbridge Cabinet W orks check Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Bartges, of book last week turned up at the W imer street. Cliff Payne makes Drainboards. Medford banks yesterday. They were cashed at the Economy M ar Marcel and Curl last longer M edford School Crowded— ; ket, the 20th Century Grocery and after a Golden Glint Shampoo. Due to overcrowded conditions, the Mens Shop, each check being PORT ORFORD, Ore., August many housing changes have been for $50. There has now been five 14.— (Special)— Advices receiv In Grants I*as> made at the Medford high school. $50 checks cashed here.— Mail ed from President G. A. G ardner Frd L. Gifford, head of the Ku of the Southern Oregon Highway Tribune. Klux Kian In Oregon, was a busi Ladies and children’s hair cu t Association are th a t the County ness visitor in G rants Pass yes ting. Powder Puff Beauty Par- Classified ads bring results. Courts in Coos, Jackson and Jose terday. He left yesterday a fte r lQr. 293-tf phine counties will all be repre WOULD AID IN THE noon for Arizona, says th e G rants sented a t the m eeting of th e as Pass Courier. HANGING OF KID McCOY D airym en To M eet— sociation here Saturday a fte r Dairymen of Jackson county noon, August 16th. Tennis Rackets and Balls (Continued from Page 1) will hold a mass m eeting in Med County Judge Eclus Pollock McNair Bros. ford, at the Hotel Medford next a complete confession before long. and Commissioners W. F. McCabe Monday, when cooperative plans and J. S. McFadden of Josephine W ill P lead In san ity D ischarged From H ospital— will be discussed. county have accepted an invitn McCoy has engaged an array of After being in the Klam ath Val tion to be present. President legal talen t and prom inent mem ley hospital for five weeks with Big dance Hot Springs, Fri. bers thereof say th a t insanity will G ardner will represent the County a broken leg, incurred when he nite. 294-2tf be the plea if McCoy is formally Court of Jackson county. Coos stepped too near the w hirring and Curry are likewise expected charged with the crime. propellers of his airplane, Ive Mc H ere W ednesday— to have one or more of their Chance« fo r R ecovery Good Kinney, aviator, was discharged Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hill and members present. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 4. — from the hospital ye erday. Mr. daughter M argaret, of M errill, a r Norman Ross and Mr. and Mrs. Chambers of Commerce in the McKinney will be on utches for rived here Wednesday. Mrs. Hill Sam Schapp, who were shot yes cities in the district covered by several weeks to conn —Klamath and M argaret left today for Rose terday by Kid McCoy, follow’ing the association are taking an in Herald. burg to visit Mrs. H ill’s parents. his alleged m urder of Mrs. Teresa terest in the Saturday meeting, Mr. Hill will retu rn to his home Mors, have fair chances of recov and have indicated th at a num ber SPECIAL attention to AUTO later in the week. ery, according to attending phy of their members will attend. MOBILE insurance; better term s sicians. Of the three, Ross is the Secretary F ran k DeSouza of and lower rates. Yeo, of course. Out o f H ospital — most seriously injured, but it is> Medford has received letters from Phone 21 & 274-J. 212— tf Mrs. Ray Parker, of B utte Falls believed his chances for recovery United States Senator Charles L. who has been 111 a t the Commun are good. McNary, Governor W alter M. Stopped Here— ity Hospital for some time, was A peculiar situation in' connec Pierce and Congressman W. C. Mr. and Mrs. H oratio Hicks, tion with w hat came near being Hawley strongly endorsing the of Los Angeles, surprised their today dismissed as recovered. a quadruple m urder, was th a t objects of the association, among relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rev. J E. Bates, Superintend McCoy’s alleged victim, Mrs. which are the improvement of the Hicks Tuesday, when they stopped ant of Missions, China and Japan, Mors, was propritoress of an an harbor at P o rt Orford and the here. They are on their way to Church of the Nazarene will tique shop, and th a t the three he building of a highway from the The Dalles to visit their son, speak at the Nazarene Church attem pted to kill are all proprie vicinity of G rants Pass to this K enneth, and will stop here on Thursday, Aug. 14, at 8 P. M. A tors of antique shops. port. their way back. cordial invitation is extended to McCoy is a prize fighter and A rrangem ents have been com 294-1* for many years, was prom inent pleted by the Port O rford Cham Moava Pile Suppositories, $1— everyone to attend. in pugilistic circles. His m atri ber of Commerce for the en ter McNair Bros. H onors M isplaced— monial. career has been stormy, tainm ent of the association dele Jam es Crowson, jan ito r at the having been m arried nine times. gates. Their m eeting has been Goes To C o lfa x - Mrs. M. Branon, left recently Ashland High School, dropped given a place on the program j into the Tidings office yesterday K lam ath Falls — Concrete be for Colfax, W ashington, where which has been prepared for the she will visit her brother, Frank to inform the local reporter th a t ing poured on Gerber irrigation celebration here A ugust 14, 15 Hill and his family. She expects some honors had been misplaced storage dam on Miller Creek; dam and 16, which has been given the to stop in Albany and Portland, in a story which appeared Mon requires 50 car loads cement and name of the Homecoming and and will be gone several weeks. day. in the story, it was stated will be completed this fall. Pioneers reunion. that Mr. Crowson was cleaning up H ealth giving whole wheat the High School in preparation for the opening of school. John bread at The Llthla Bakery. Galey is doing the work, and Mr. Crowson, who recently recovered" D oing Clerical W ork— from a long illness, Is assisting W hile Miss Hazel Emery is on him. her vacation, Mrs. Dora Hubbard Is in charge of the clerical work P aulserud’s suits sell for less. a t the W hittle transfer company. ThreeDollar SA LE! ¿nite. toitlbebero, | $1.00 30 inch printed Flax on 5 1 4 yds. $1.00 6 yds. $1.00 2 b a lls $1.00 White Turkish Towels 35c to 50c yarns, Silk and Wool Shetland, Llama Wool, K nitting Worsted, German town 48c Plain or White or Blue border, large and good weight 3 b a lls $1.00 3 fo r $1.00 3 3-4 oz. Hanks of Worsted 36 inch Light Percales Knitting 2 fo r $1.00 6 yds. $1.00 36 INCH NAINSOOK $1.00 25c at 5 yds...................... $1.00 29c at 4 yds...................... $1.00 331-3c at 3 1-2 vds ....$ 1 .0 0 Ju st 9 left th at were $1.19, $1.39 and $1.69 values 50c Colored Poplin Kayser Silk Gloves 3 yds. $1.00 85c values Novelty Silk Gloves í and printed Silk »liri Tn and i Cotton Crepe $1.75 to $2.00 vaines $1.00 yd. Silk Camisoles Woolen Dress Goods $L00 $1.00 yd. Wool Batiste, Cashmere, part wool plaids 39c Black Sateen 3 yds. 60c Shadow Stripe Sateen, Several colors Fine Zephyr Ginghams 21-2 yds. $1.00 ----------- — Children’s black Hose white Half Sox and 5 fo r $1.00 i*| Children’s Half Sox and black white and brown hose, 35c values 4 fo r $1.00 ¿¡J Children’s 40c to 50c Half Sox 3 p r. $1.00 Here is a bargain! .)4\.)4 Seamless Jap Lunch Cloth $1.00 $3.75 Girls’ White Middy Dresses, Sizes 4 to 14 Here are wonderful offerings in Athletic Style Union Suits for women. Up to $1.50 values at $1.00 each 2 f o r $1.00 A Women’s Khaki Coats $6.50 values Up to $3.00 values at $1.00 $1.00 each 2 yds. $1.00 O M 29c Washed Linen Toweling 6 vds. $1.00 $1.00 yd. U in 5 yds. $ 1.00 Heavy Absorbant Cotton Toweling $1.60 Fancy Ratine $1.45 plain 6 fo r $1.00 31-2 yds. $1.00 2 fo r $1.00 xL 18c I luck Towels Linen Toweling Chinese Parasols 9 Black, Brown, White, Grey, Camel, Biege 55c Silk and Wool 27 inch Dress Ginghams 35c Hose, Women’s; black or brown PUM PS Dollar Bargains 5 fo r $1.00 4 fo r $1.00 or YES! DOLLAR BILL Will Be Here Aller G ills’ or hoys’ Athletic Style Union Suits $1.15 to $1.35 values $1.00 e ac h Kl iaki Bloomers 75c values 2 fo r $1.00 $1.00 Children’s knitted waist Un ion Suits taped and buttoned, 60c and 75c values 2 fo r $1.00 (¡iris’ knitted Union 50c values ▼ Women’s Cotton Swimming Suits Suits, Women’s Khaki Skirts $1.00 $1.50 Rubber shoes for Swimming 3 f o r $1.00 $1.00 G irls’ knitted Vests, 30c values Muslin Gowns 4 fo r $1.00 all ’’tabled” for quick sale LADIES SILK HOSE including Chiffon Hose in col ors; Ribbon hack Hose, a won derful assortment up to $2.25 In fan ts’ Reubens Vests, Cotton Slightly soiled from season’s handling, lace or embroidery trim, up to $1.98 values Suede, Patent, Calf and Kid Leathers $1.00 p a ir 5 fo r $1.00 $1.00 All broken lines of new shoes, values up to $8.50, O n e P ric e , $3.00 TJfe $3 £*Ysoon$ ‘Where Toar Dollar Has More Cents I» * *1 ugust DObhflR DAYS b rin g som e tuond- 31-2 yd. pattern of printed Voile, Swiss, $3.00 O X FO RD S _ TOWELS AT PORT Beginning August 15th, clip Called To Salem — E. N. B utler and wife of the ping necks for ladies and children Butler apartm ents were called to will be 15c— Ashland Barbers. Salem 'Wednesday evening by the 289-6t illness of Mrs. B u tler’s sister. They went by automobile Former Ashlander Wins—— A clipping from a W hittier, Madden sei is Balloon tires. Calif., paper announces th at Mar V 246-tf lon McWilliams, form er Ashland boy, won the third annual boy’s coaster race Saturday afternoon Stopped H ere — in th a t city from a field of 60 Lieutenant and Mrs. Patrick entrants. M arlon’s victory was Tansey, with their three children, in the event for boys 12 and were in Ashland last night, on over. The clipping says the rac their way to F ort Humphreys, ers averaged around 35 miles an Virginia. They will drive to San hour. Francisco, then will take a boat, and go by way of the Panam a Marcel and Curl Last Longer canal. W hile here, they attended after a Golden Glint Shampoo. the band concert. Lieutenant Tansey was form erly stationed at To R oseburg— Camp Lewis, where he was with C. T. McKee, organizer and the engineer corps. Oregon m anager of the Fraternal B rotherhood, who has been in Dance Hot Springs Fri. nite. Ashland, is leaving for Roseburg 294-2tf tomorrow, and wants a passenger for company. No cha ;e will be Held M eeting— made. Mr. McKee sai th a t the A meeting of the Lake of. the lodge organization woi i in Ash Woods Recreation Association land is coming along splendidly. was held Sunday. Irving E. Vin- ing was elected president __ and HONE8TY is my POLICY. Yeo, Louis Dodge, secretary and treas of course. 212__tf urer. Twnty-five dollars was ap propriated to build a ra ft as a B oy F igh ters P lease— diving platform a t the lake. The Donald and Douglas W agner. ra ft will be built this season, and 9 and 10 year old boxers, lived up will be equipped with spring to advance notices, and tickeled boards. A committee was appoint a large audience at the Vining ed to investigate piping w ater to last night. The youngsters went the cabins at the lake, and action through training exercises, then was taken to m ake a limit of five put on a four-round bout. Don fish daily for each person at the ald ’s specialty was h itting his lake. b rother so hard th a t he pushed him self off his feet. The boys Be at Hot Springs Fri. Nite. w ent on N orth this morning. 294-2tf UH -fr -^Muilta erfu l o p p o rtu n ities for th rifty b u y e rs on F ri d a y a n d S a tu rd a y — You might as well save W ASH GOODS Now is a good time to buy sev YARNS YARNS eral dollars worth of MANY WILL ATTEND H ave Moved— DO A FO R S A L E :— Plym outh Rock hens; also fryers. Mrs. Valinow, 78 Mountain Avenue. 29 4-2t * f I1 J MZ J®