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ASHLAND DAILY TíDíÑGS
To Ij»ke of the W o o d s -
Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Bates, son
Hugh and Nina Came, of La
Grande, who is visiting the Bates
family, were Sunday visitors at
A Dally Chronicle of those who come and go, and events of
Lake of the Woods. They report
local interest
that it took three hours to drive
out but th a t they went slower
than necessary. Not many Ash
H ere Y esterday—
Prom M emphis—
land residents made the trip last
Dr. Mc M. Dow, of Medford, I Miss Nina Clark, of Memphis, Sunday.
,
Was a business visitor in Ashland Tenessee, was an Ashland visitor
Fine Stationery, McNair Bros.
today.
yesterday.
Superlite auto finish; guaran
P au lseru d ’s suits sell for less.
teed— Hughes, Pell’s Corner.
298— tf R eturns Home—
Mrs.
W alter Newcomb, of
Back Today—
G rants Pass, who has been spend
John Enders Is expected back ing some tim e a t Lake o fthe
to Ashland today from a short Woods with her brother, L. L.
vacation trip to the coast. He Mulit, returned to her home re
visited several popular resorts cently.
while on the trip.
,
F io n i B u tte City—
Sweet cream for whipping and
Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Gratliff, and
•offee— also fresh milk, always Mrs. Jam es and son, of Butte
on ice at the Plaza.
289— tf City, California, were tourists who
spent the day here yesterday. As
it was raining, they did not see
F rost Expert H ere—
Floyd Young, the frost expert, much of the city.
passed through here today from
HONESTY is my POLICY. Yeo,
W enatchee and Yakima, W ashing
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ton, where he had been looking of course.
into the fruit situation. He is
on his way to his headquarters in H ere Last N ight—
Dr. I. U. Temple, his wife and
Los Angeles.
three children, of Pendleton, who
are on a vacation trip, stopped
Retnrned Saturday-—
David Doran returned to Ash in Ashland last night, and visited
land last Saturday, after visiting at the Dr. G. W. Gregg home. The
his grandparents in Eugene for Temple family left this morning
for C rater Lake, on th eir way
two weeks.
home. Dr. Temple and Dr. Gregg
If you have any old heaters, are old time friends.
call 86. Best prices paid for all
SPECIAL attention to AUTO
kinds. Provost.
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MOBILE insurance; better terms
and lower rates. Yeo, of course.
B ack S u n d a y -
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Mrs. Frank Bess : J daughter Phone 21 & 274-J.
Irm a returned to Ashland Sunday
evening, after visiting a week in W ent to M arshfield—
L. N. Woodside, of th e A uto
Dunsmuir. Mrs. Phil W olcott re
motive Shop, was a visitor in
turned with them.
Coos County last week. It rain
Health giving whole wheat ed all the tim e he was there, so
he stayed in M arshfield. “ It
bread at The Llthla Bakery.
didn’t sta rt raining till I got
there,” said Woodside today, “ but
Slight Im provem ent—
Although his general condition as soon as I landed in town, the
is not much better, Mayor C. L. first rain of the season started .”
Loomis this morning had made
Mrs. Audrey Trobee of San
a slight improvement over the
day before. Mr. Loomis is con Francisco has opened her beauty
fined to the Community Hospital shop in the Mills building. Call
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suffering from stomach trouble 103 for appointm ent.
Cliff Payne makes Drainboards. Settlem ent R eached—
F. H. Cochran, who Sunday
Tearing Down W all—
morning drove into the gasoline
As a fu rth er step in removing pump in front of the Dix B roth
the present building from the new ers’ garage while asleep, yester
hotel site, the retaining wall is day afternoon agreed to pay for
now being torn down.
C. L. the pump, which was almost a
Smith is removing the wall, and total wreck, $150 on a new pump
will build another wall with the was allowed by a factory repre
sentative, and Cochran will buy
m aterial.
a new one on this basis. The
Let ns fill your pail with Swifts top of the pump, where the auto
Silver Lea: lard. Costs less than matic valves are located, was
shortening. Goes farther and is badly smashed.
more nutritious. Detricks.
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Madden taeks Balloon tires.
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Spend W eek-End H e r e -
Mr. and Mrs. F. Potter and
child were in Ashland from Bray Stopped Here—
J. M. Scott, general passenger
over Saturday and Sunday on a
Agent
of the Southern Pacific,
shopping tour aud visiting with
who
has
his headquarters in P o rt
Mrs. P o tter’s parents, Mr. and
land,
Judge
W illiam Colvig, of
Mrs. K ellar of Allison street.
They returned to their home on Medford, and A. S. Rosenbaum, of
Medford, dropped into the Tid
Sunday evening.
ings ofTice today, on th eir way
Ladles and children’s hair cut home from a trip to C rater Lake.
ting. Powder Puff Beauty P a r They made the loop trip, going
lor.
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by way of K lam ath Falls. They
attended
th e “ gateway cities”
G uests Here—
m
eeting
a
t
the Lake last Sunday.
Mrs. D. V. Glenn and son
Dicky, and Mrs. F lora Moore, from
Ask your grocer for Mrs. Bon-
Montesano,
W ashington,
are
a r ’s home-made salad dressing.
guests at the home of Mr. and
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Mrs. H. J. C arter of Alta Avenue.
Thfey arrived last Saturday, and
Oars W ere W ashed—
will rem ain in Ashland until
W hatever else of value the rain
Thursday.
yesterday did it took most of the
We deliver the goods— Detricks season’s coating of dust and d irt
off of many cars which were p ark
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ed on the streets. Several Ash
land residents, who had not seen
From Coos Bay—
the color of their car for many
A party from Coos Bay, con
months, had to look a t the license
sisting of Mrs. W. K estlin, Miss
plate to be sure they were getting
Maxine McGilhey, F. L. Harloch into their machine.
,
and A. R. and F. L. iestlin, was
registered at the Hot 1 Columbia
Complete line of Ashland Can
last night. The party will spend
ned Goods at Detricks.
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a few days in Ashland, then re
tu rn to their home, going by way
Expected Today—
of C rater Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. W ells and
children, Howard, Anna Mae and
Milk and Cream whole sale and
retail from certified herd— Lln- Jim , of Hillsboro, are expected
Tuesday to visit at the home of
tagers Dairy. Phone 369-J.
Mrs. H. W. Andrews of 122
Church street. They plan to
L eft R ecently—
make an extended visit in Ash
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. English and
land, and may make this the start-
daughter, Miss Georgia, of Eu
ing point of a num ber of short
gene, who have been In Ashland
trips to places of interest.
visiting the W. D. Booth home,
and with other friends, left re
The Auto Top man w ants to
cently for Portland, before re see you. Near Park Garage.
turning to Eugene. W hile here
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they visited C rater Lake. They
were delighted with Ashland and Close F ish Lake—
the surrounding country especial
Fish Lake, or the north fork of
ly with the beauties of C rater
Little B utte Creek, w ithin the
Lake.
C rater national forest has been
closed to travel by district forest
Doans Kidney Pills, 60c, Mc er George B. Cecil, of Portland.
Nair Bros.
Before it was closed, Fish Lake
was the mecca of many fisher
Strongheart A t V ining—
men. High fire hazard led to the
The picture at the Vining the closing of the area. Only by se
a tre this evening, tomorrow and curing a perm it from the forest
Thursday, is Strongheart, ‘tthe supervisor can the area be tra v
wonder dog,” in
‘‘The
Love eled. Residents of the d istrict do
M aster.” The picture is said to not have to secure permits. Many
be replete with thrills, showing areas have now been closed, due
a race with famished wolves, and to a high fire hazard.
a great fight. One of the inter
esting features of the picture of
MARCEL AND CURL LAST
S trongheart’s love affair with LONGER a fte r a Golden Glint
Shampoo.
Lady Julia.
WARNING IS FOUND
NEAR LOEB HOME
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Krohn.
Leopold H as Theory
Dr. K rohn said th a t he and
Leopold engaged in a discussion
cf the mind and how it differs in
different individuals.
Leopold
told him th a t his mind was the
sum total of the behavior of his
nervous system.
Plan E xcursion—
An auto excursion to the lava
beds near K lam ath Falls, where
th e Indians made th eir last stand
in the Modoc war, 51 years ago,
will be made next Thursday by a
party of prom inent men interest
ed in Oregon history. The party
will include Captain O. C. Apple-
gate, a Modoc war veteran; Jeff
C. Riddle, author of a history of
the Modoc w ar and son of a Mo
doc princess; Dr. John B. Horner,
professor of history a t the Oregon
A gricultural college; the Rev.
Charles H ulet, pastor of th e First
Presbyterian church at Merrill,
and A. M. Zevely,. county school
superintendent of Sherman coun
ty.— Mail Tribune. •
KID McCOY HAS
INSANE OUTBURST
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 19. —
As District A ttorney Keyes went
before the Grand Ju ry today, ask
ing the indictm ent of “ Kid” Mc
Coy for the m urder of Mrs. Teresa
Mors, McCoy went on a ram page
in the city jail, throw ing things
in his cell rig h t and left, and was
apparently u tterly insane.
The
jail was filled w ith his cries.
The form er ring idol, who was
yesterday pronounced sane, vio
lently shook the bars of the jail
and refused to answer when ask
ed w hat he was doing. Bits of
paper in strange forms were taken
from his cell, eausing the form er
Ix‘f f F or K lam ath—
A fter spending last night in ring idol to cry and beg for th eir
Ashland, J. A. Bexell, dean of the retu rn , police said.
R avin g M aniac
School of Commerce at O. A. C.,
Jailers said he yelled and
with Mrs. Bexell, left th is a fte r
screamed
during the night, keep
noon for C rater L ake and K lam
ing
the
other
prisoners awake. If
ath Falls. Dean B.exell reported
he
becomes
more
violent, he will
himself pleased with Ashland d u r
be
taken
to
the
receiving
hospital
ing his stay. W hile here he vis
fo
r
exam
ination,
and
will
be put
ited with John M. Brady, who
graduated from the School of under restrain t, the police stated
Commerce, and who is going to today.
If official circles, McCoy’s ac
Portland the first of September
tions
have been regarded as a
to accept a position with a P o rt
land firm. He is now here visit clever ruse to convince the world
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J . th a t he is subject to insane spells,
and while this possibility is ad
Brady.
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x m itted, it is not regarded serious
R eturned Today—
ly.
The Rev. J. C M ergler, w ith
his wife and two children, Ste
phen and Betty, and with the TO R A ISE FU NDS FOR
COAST ROAD SURVEY
Rev. Mr. Edgar and his wife, of
'Jacksonville, returned today from
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a 12 day vacation trip.
They
drove to Crescent City, then up i>hine county, County Commission
to Gold Beach, where they fish er McFadden of Josephine coun
ed, catching four Chinook th a t ty, W. H. Gore, F. M. Newman
weighed
102 pounds.
From and E lijah H urd of Medford.
Crescent City they went to Em F ran k B. Tichenor delivered an
pire and Bandon, then home. They a d r e s s o f welcome, J. F. Gillings
report th a t the roads from here spoke In behalf of the port com
to Crescent City are rough, but mission and County Commissioner
th a t the road the rest of the way Fypher represented the Curry
is in good condition.
county court. All spoke enthusi
Notic
The Epw orth League swimming
p arty which was announced for
tonight, has been changed to a
supper and party to be held at the
Methodist church, on account of
the w eather. Please bring your
portion of the supper as announc
ed and be at the church a t 6:00
o’clock this evening.
Rain Or Shine—
The C hristian church picnic,
scheduled for tom orrow evening,
will be held, rain or shiner-it was
announced today.
Should storm y w eather exist,
the picnic lunch will be served in
the C hristian church
banquet
room.
astically of the new business and
prosperity the proposed heavy
duty highway would bring to all
of southern Oregon.
P resen t officers of the associa
tion w ere re-elected and a com
m ittee of five was appointed to
consider w ays and means of ra is
ing money for th e survey. G. A.
Garid;ner acted as chairm an of
th e m eeting and J . F. Gillings,
in the absence of F ran k Desouza,
secretary of the association, as
secretary pro tem . Jackson and
Josephine counties have each
raised $500 for the survey and it
is expected an equal am ount will
be raised In C urry county.
|HB alarming increase In in
fectious diseases through
out the country has stirred
national, State and munici
pal health authorities to-
extraordinary activity to stem the
tide of sickness and remove the
causes of death. The officials seek
ing to prevent this wide spread of
illness are calling upon the public
to aid them in their fight, because
most of the disease now rampant is
due mainly to public carelessness
or neglect of ordinary precautions.
In the opinion of Dr. Herman N.
Bundesen. Commissioner of Health
In Chicago, there are on an aver
age 3.000,000 persons ill all the
time. He says th at forty-two per
cent of this illness is preventable,
which means that every day there
are over a million men, women or
children shut in and suffering
when they could be healthy and
happy had they applied personal
sanitary measures.
The recent announcement of the
United States Public Health Ser
vice that smallpox has had out
breaks In thirty-five States has
called attention to the fact that
most of the cases of this disease
are carried from one city to an
other and from one State to an
other by sufferers who fall to take
proper protective measures.
It has been found that much of
the communication of diseases is
<ue to carelessness in the use of
tnnking vessels. An investigation
in Chicago, reported to the General
Health Bureau, gave the results of
analysis of twenty common cups
er glasses. Nine were taken from
schools, three from hotels, five
from railroad depots, two from
stores, and one from a children’s
home.
All of these revealed the pres
ence of germs to a dangerous de
gree. It was evident that these
glasses carried virus that would
spread pneumonia, diphtheria, in
fluenza and other general and con
tagious diseases. The Chicago bac
teriologists Infected guinea pigs
Classified ads bring results.
with the germs so obtained. Five
developed abscesses, six became
very ill and two died, one of a pus
Infection and the other of typical
diphtheria.
“It need hardly he said,* con
cluded the report, “that the Com
missioner of Health is heartily In
favor of single-use drinking cups
and that their value from a sani
tary standpoint is - beyond ques
tion."
Dr. Frank J. Monaghan, Commis
sioner of Health In New York City,
says:
“When any one 111 from an Infec
tious disease drinks ice cream soda
or any other drink at a public
place, his saliva touches the glass.
This glass if not properly cleansed
will transfer the saliva and the
germs through the drink served
the next person. Thus, It does not
demand any Imaginative process
to understand how the common
drinking glass spreads Infectious
diseases.
“Avoid using the common drink
ing cup,“ he advises. “When you
stop for a glass of Ice cream soda
or any other drink at a fountain
where yon can see how the glasses
are cleansed, do not give your or
der if the cleansing is not prop
erly done. At all public places,
drinking glasses should be steril
ized by being washed in hot soda
solution, and then rinsed in hot
’hiewiay, August ÍÓ, <924
FRED LOCKLEY IS
ASHLAND VISITOR
TWO W IV E S
B ir th -
tOO LATE TO CLASSIFY-
Born, Monday evenir.*, at tho
Convalescent home, a son, to Mr.
WANTED— Old heaters of all
and Mrs. C. E. Turnidge.
kinds; Phone 86.
Best price«.
Provost.
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Fred Lockley, well k n o w n !
Portland newspaper man who
w rites in the Journal under the
caption, “ impressions and obser
W ent Sunday—
FOR SALE— Wheel chair, 118
ONE OLD AND ONE YOUNG
vations of a Jau rn al m an,” is a
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cole went 8th St.
SCANDALIZE SAN RAFAEL
visitor in Ashland aud is camped
to Amity last Sunday where they
BY LIFE IN HARMONY IN
a t th e to u rist auto camp. Mr.
BANTED— Aug. 25, for school
attended a wedding
Lockley arrived in Ashland last
year, 5 room modern furnished
night from Medford, where he
house, near schools, two adults,
Visited Here—
was also a guest at the auto camp.
address M. T. eare Tidings.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Shull, of
He will remain in Ashland until
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Fresno, California, are here visit
tomorrow o r next day.
ing with Mrs. A. N Humphrey, 111
Mr. Lockley is visiting the to u r
FOR SALE— Good paying bus
B street. Mr. Shull is a brother
ist auto camps of the state gath
iness, reason for selling, propriet
ering inform ation for a series of
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18.— of Mrs. Humphrey. Mr. and Mrs. or unable to take care of it on
special articles to appear in the Two women who love the same Shull recently made the loop trip
account of sickness, inquire at
Journal at a later date. Inciden man — one the tired, dying wife to C rater Lake, accompanied by Tidings, letter D.
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tally he is also collecting infor who has worked by his side for Frances Humphrey.
mation for use in his regular de fifteen years, and the other a
partm ent, which is a favorite with sparkling, fresh-skinned girl of
Oregonians.
,
20, now wife No. 2— are standing
hand in hand presenting a solid
POWELL AWARDED
front to the critical world in San
EXCAVATING WORK Rafael.
N either the rightful Mrs. Mar
T. L. Powell, of the Powell ius A. Miller, wife of Marius A.
T ransfer Co., today was awarded Miller, San Rafael contractor, nor
the contract for excavating for the Mrs. Miller, the second, the
basement and foundation of Ash youthful bigamous wife of six
land’s new hotel. Mr. Powell’s days seem to realize or chre for
bid was $3,800. Two other bids the storm of public opinion they
were received by the hotel as have aroused since the suburban
sociation and opened. One was town learned of M iller’s second
for $6,930 and the other $4,880. marriage.
,
Mr. Powell plans to begin work
One H om e F or T w o W ives
a t an early date and will rush
In her bed yesterday lay the
th e job to completion as rapidly ailing wife, Mrs. Miller, No. 1,
as conditions will perm it.
whom the doctors said can live
but a few months. Pitifully old
B irth—
and ill she looked. Miller is 41
T-he first birth to occur at and his wife a year or two young
Shale City was last Sunday at er, but years of suffering from
10 o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mc- heart trouble has prem aturely
Nervey are the proud parents of aged her.
a nine-pound daughter.
By her side, busying herself
with details of care for the sick
Back From T i l la m o o k -
woman, was Mrs. Miller No. 2,
S tro n g h e a rt A. The Love Master*
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Low re tu rn th e young nurse who has cared
ed to Ashland this morning after for the wife for several months,
At the Vining today, tomorrow and Tlmrsdav.
a vacation trip, during which they and who slipped away to Santa
attended the E lk ’s convention at Rosa last Saturday and was m ar
Tillamook.
They also visited ried to her employer.
M arshfield while on th eir trip.
“Living Our Own Lives”
*'We have ju st one thing to say
From Union—
to the world In general,” the two
H. C. Ress, a resident of Union, women said alm ost in chorus;
Union county, arrived in Ashland “ and th a t is, why does every one
last night from K lam ath Falls and interfere and m ake trouble for us.
will spend a few days in Ashland We are not harm ing any one; we
on business.
are living our own lives and are
happy and
understand
each
other.”
The younger woman is the
STATE TO IMPROVE
PARK AT CHAMPOEG widow of a w ar veteran who died
last January. She hasi a few
SALEM, Aug. 19. — The state m onths old baby.
board of control, at a special
H usband B lam es Liquor
m eeting today, completed plans to
Miller himself is very reticent
improve the provisional govern to discuss the affair. “ I was in
m ent park at Cliampoeg, in com toxicated when the m arriage
pliance with an appropriation of ceremony was perform ed,” he
$1500, authorized a t the last said.
session of the legislature.
In the m eantim e until the pre
The improvem ents will include lim inary hearing is held before
All broken lots are put on these tables. Your size
clearing much of the land, instal Justice of the Peace De La Mon-
lation of a w ater system and tanya the strange quartet will
and the style yon want may be here.
painting and repairing the build continue to live in the Miller
ings. Champoeg park is one of home.
the popular resreation centers in
We add to these every day. Come look them over
the Willamette valley, and for
K lam ath Falls — Building per
many years has been the scene of mits granted during July amount
and save.
an annual reunion of Oregon ed to $403,930, $20.000 m ort j
pioneers.
than perm its for 1923.
Judge D’Arcy, prom inent resi
dent of Salem and for many years
active in pioneer circles, will have
charge of the improvements.
SAME HOME
Our
Table
of Ladies and Big Girl’s Low Shoes
is a saving of from $2 to
7/ie
Buckhect Boots
portant than direct. Perhaps tho
use of a common glass for drinking
is the best example of a mode of
indirect contact. It was also the
first which the public learned to
appreciate and avoid. The com
mon drinking glass Is going, hut
unfortunately has by no means
gone. Even if the Board of Health
neglects to enforce the law against
it, no one need use IL That is
within one’s absolute control.
There are many persons who will
not w ater a horse at a public foun
tain for fear of glanders who will
themselves drink out of anything."
Because of the agency of the
common glass In the spread of the
diseases that now are taking their
toll in sickness and death the lo
cal health authorities are direct
ing their first steps toward the de
tection of those violating the law
forbidding its use.
Forty-four States have such
laws, and these are supplemented
in many cases by municipal ordl
nances. Because of the great num
ber of public places, soda foun
tains, schools, railroad stations,
theatres, hotels, restaurants and
other places where these are used,
It generally is impossible to cover
the whole territory except at long
Intervals. For this reason most
of the health boards are asking the
public to aid them in their cam
paign by reporting such violations
as come to their notice.
It is hoped through this means
water, if this process is not used,
then paper drinking cups should be to remove the peril that lies in Ihe
path of children who are too young
used."
The common drinking cup, as to discriminate or care, or adult«
pointed out in Bulletin No. 57 of who are thoughtless or neglectful
the United States Public Health of the comfort and health of other*
Service, when Improperly washed Many civic organizations, such
between users is largely responsi the Parent-Teacher Association,
ble for the communication <St: tu settlement houses, Chambers of
berculosis
pneumonia,
typhoid Commerce and other groups are
fever, scarlet fever, diphtheria, working with health officials w
tonsilltls, Influenza, measles, infan eradicate the menace to health.
The application of united effort
tile paralysis and colds.
Dr. Charles V. Chapin of Provi to tpls step, it is believed, will
dence, R. L, on« of the most noted heavily reduce the illness that now
needlessly claims one million per
sanitarians of the country, nays:
“Indirect contact is far nuqre im* sons each day.
m p a n y
For Miners, Rail
roaders, L o g g e rs,
Farm ers, and H unt
er
‘W here Your D ollar Has More C ents’
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Semi-Annual
Remnant
SALE
—ALI. THIS WEEK—
Hundreds of Remnants in this Great Sale all
TO BE SOT J)
AT and BELOW COST
$9 to $14.50
Waterproof boots a n d
high top shoes that work
ers and sportsmen need.
All sizes in stock.
Guns and Lots
of Ammunition
Now is the time to prepare for
the hunting season— get your
gun and am m unition in readi
ness.
Fall fishing season is
approaching, all kinds fishing
tackles here.
.
.
Silks, Wool Goods, White Goods, Wash ♦
Goods, Curtain Materials, Cretonnes
and many others too num
eróles to mention
Final Clearance Sale of Wash Goods
48c VOILES, NOW 39c yd.
I rinted Patterns in dark colors, 40 inches wide
59c VOILES, NOW yd. 48c
Voile la Suisse and many others, all .must he closed
out. Light and dark patterns to choose from.
FANCY RATINE yd. $1.25
Pocket Knives
Imported Ratines in plain and
Values to $2.25 yd
fancy
New assortm ent of Remington
knives ju st arrived. No two
knives alike.
E. R. ISAAC & CO
Army Goods Store
Biggest Little Store in Ashland
H unting and Fishing Licenses
“The Quality Store”
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patterns.