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AsMtASb DÀttf ïtt&'ôS Wftancsdaÿ, Ôctobêt ¡2Ú, lftU .................................................. ♦•»«««♦................ « Return Prom Lake— Y m , U, Tel, Uin, Vistiera Qual Henry Enders and Fred Neil ity Breed, from the, oven over by section® {rom standpipes, about 1 aerg strawberries, and black returned ■ last evening ' from the the counter, 8 and 12c. 31— 6’ berries and orchard of all kinds Lake of the Woods. They report of fruit.. Balance in alfalfa and ed that there was a cloud* burst A Dally Chronicle of those who come and go, and events of garden. Well located and a beau there Monday and the lake was TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY local Interest tiful home. Will sell for what beginning to fill. They had a ft would cost to build the house hard return trip, due to the FOR RENT— Furnished room, alone, and give terms. E. E. snow. 107 Second St. Phone 312-R. Medford Visitor— In Town— Phipps, Read Estate Broker. 50—tf Homer Barron of this city was 50— 1 Roy Hail of Klamath Palls is Biggest in life's time Hallow In Medford Monday transacting in Ashland for a few days and e'en Masquerade and hard time FOUND — Monday morning on business. S O C IE T Y will move his family over to that Ball at Jackson Hot Springs Fri highway east of Ashland, one pair Place to make their future home. day, Oct. 31. Wear either mas spectacles. Call W. B. Beebe, over Styieplus Clothes, America’s 50__1 (Continued from »page 1) querade or hard time clothes. 6 head crossing. foremost style line of Suits and Deserving of their popularity. prizes 6. Bulowski’s Californians. The committee in charge of WOOD FOR SALE—Fur and Over Coats at Paulseruds. 48—tf W ith well dressed men are these Nuf sed. 47__3 Spruce, 16 inch >8. Hard wood arrangements for Friday night are newest models in suits. Panlser 16 inch >12. Delivered. Fountain Mrs. Marie Gorman, chairman, Cliff Payne makes ironing uds- 48—tf To Portland— Feul Co. Siskiyou or leave orders Mrs. Dan Matcher, Mrs. Bess Calla- boards. Mrs. L. M. Goodwin, who has at Beaver Realty Co. Ashland. Visitor Y esterd ay - been visiting her sisters, Mrs. 50— 1 mo.* Played For Dance— Honorable Robert Booth of Hargrove, Mrs. Neil and Mrs. Ralph Qill and Domino Pro- Eugene, well known figure in Glenn, returned to her home in FOR RENT:—Farming land on to st Journey to Medford last even state affairs, was an Ashland visi Portland this morning. Mrs. share of crops—one and a half ing and played In the orchestra tor yesterday on business. Goodwin was called here on ac miles from city limits. Call G. for the Elks dance. 50— 3* count of the sickness of Mrs. S. Butler. Dance Jackson Hot Springs, Glenn. FOR SALE:— Another bargain, MARCEL AND CURL LAST Sat. Nite. so—3 6-room modern house on paved LONGBR after a Golden Glint Save >10.00, walk upstairs to street; lot 50 by 120; good side Complete line of Ashland Can Orres tailor shop. 17__ tf walk; all the furniture goes with, If your nostrils are clogged, oed Goods at Hetricks. 94-tf home. Price for quick sale, >2700,~ your throat distressed, or your Follow the crowd Jackson Hot Much S n o w - on good terms. See W. W. Robi head is stuffed by nasty catarrh 8prings Sat. Nite. 50—3 Arrived Yesterday __ 50—tf or a cold, apply a little pure, an Residents of this city were son, 63 N. Main. Al W. Thompson of Dunsmuir greeted with a large fall of snow tiseptic, germ destroying cream Elk« arrived in Ashland yesterday and on the surrounding hills upon FOUND:—Owner can have a into your nostrils. It penetrates There will be an Elks dance will visit for a few days with arising this morning. People who lost overcoat (boy’s) by proving through every air passage, sooth at the hall tomorrow ^vening. friends here. made the trip over the Green property and paying for this ad. ing inflamed, swollen membranes Carl Loveland’s orchestra will 50— 1* and you get instant relief. Spring highway and Siskiyous re — Billings Office. play and a good time is anticipat No agent in Southern Oregon ported that there was a large fall How good it feels. Your nos ed. WANTED:— Clean rags, will pay can write better Auto insurance of snow and the roads were ex trils are open. Youjr "bead (g 5c lb. Automotive Shop. 50— 1 or at lower rates than the Stapler ceedingly slippery. This is the clear. No more hawking, snuffl Let nt fill your pall with Swift» Agency. A HOME BARGAIN, Six room ing, dryness or struggling for first real snow of the season. dver Leaf loM. Costs less than bungalow, concrete foundation, all breath. Get a small bottle of Ely’s Gc«* farther and Is Special Auto Accident Policy Sweet cream for whipping and built in effects, modern, station Cream Balm from any druggist. nutritious. Detrek«. 94-tf for >5.00 a year. Phone 21. Yeo ary wash tubs;, sleeping porch, Cold3 and catarrh yield like ma of course. 24-tf ceffee—also fresh milk, always garage, barn, woodshed, 1 % acres gic. Don't stay stuffed up. Re ®a lea at (he Plata. 239—tf Return from Klamath— land, piped so you can irrigate lief is sure. Glenn Gulley, Fred Kruggel In Town— and Floyd Place returned last Mrs. Susanne Homes Carter, Fi:id3 Gun— evening from Klamath county candidate for re-election for coun Last Sunday when Chief of Po with three muletail deer. They ty school superintendent was in lice McNabb was making the reported a fine trip and are much Ashland today on business. Mrs. rounds of the hobo “Jungles” in elated over their success. Carter has done such excellent town as is customary every day work during the past few years or so, he found a Martin Auto We deliver the goods— Detricks that she has been indorsed by both matic shotgun in the tall grass on 94-tf the Republicans and Democrats. the Carter ranch on Mountain Avenue near the railroad tracks. This Is National Vi tors’ Week Did you visit The Ashland The gun showed signs of having We have two of the most exclusive agencies for in thé laundries. Com in and see Laundry today? Visitors are wel been there several months and work of this kind. •a. The Ashland Lau ry. 49—2 come—The Ashland Laundry. was rusted some but the numbers 49—2 are plainly visible and when Several Hundred Samples; beautiful engrav;ng or <he h<^t Return Home— grad«1 card stock—The art work exce ls anything previously cleaned should be almost as good shown—Prices very reasonable. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McNair and Spend Weekend— as new. Anyone who can prove ion, Jamie arrived home this Jack Millard, Miss Juanita Tay ownership may have the gun. Place your orders early at your stai ron ers morning from a month’s trip to lor and Mrs. Briscoe of Fort Versailles, Missouri and other Klamath spent the weekend in NOTICE eastern cities where they have Ashland visiting Ida and Bess Toilet Goods— Preaching every evening at Books and been visiting relatives. Briscoe and Alice Ferguson. They 7:30 p. m., at Lyric theatre, by Drug Sundries Stationery also made a trip to Applegate to Eld. T. E. Griffith, Missionary . 190 boxes large Spitzenburg and visit Mrs. Briscoe’s mother. Baptist.—Public Invited. 48— 3* Newtown cull apples, 50 cents. Bring your box or sack. Fruit As sociation. 44— g j; Local j Personal Jlotes ; ban and the Misses Mabel Hager at which time they will spend and Hazel Walters. The„tnen are several happy hours in the Cozart to wear overalls, the women, bun. home at 685 B street with the galow aprohs and all are to come Misses Letha and Beatrice Cozart masked In the traditional Hallo as hostesses. we’en garb Of sheet and pillow Still another primary party will slip. be given at the Marion Hager The party planned for Mrs. G. home on Scenic Drive Saturday G. Cozart's class of primary chil afternoon, November first, when dren has been postponed u n til, Mrs. Hager, assisted by her Saturday afternoon, November 8, ¡ daughters, Miss Mabel and Eu OUR E N T IR E LINE OF Ladies and Misses Coats IS HEAD STUFFED B Ï CATARRH OR COLD? OSE HEALING CREAM GO ON SALE TODAY AT 10% Discount This puts a line of all Winter eoats out to you at a saving of from $2.50 to $7.50 on each wrap. We know you will • appre ciate this, as now is the time when warmer wraps are need ed. See the wonderful line we are offering at 10 per cent discount. • ENGRAVED PERSO NAL G R EETIN G CARDS GET YOUR CO ATS AT E HEART'S Don’t miss the Epworth League Party at the Methodist church on Friday evening at 7:30. 50— 1 la man. Are you all set for the Hallo we’en Masquerade and Hard Time Ball Friday at Jackson Hot Springs. Bulowski Orchestra. 50—3 H. W. Conger was nominated ~ MEN’S SUITS TH E $14.90 LOT NO. 2 $30.00 Value $18.80 Visit From Falls— Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Smith of LOT NO. 4 $40.00 Value $27.95 Office Supplies. McNair Bros. •eat mOk—Lininger’g Dairy, «nort. Phone 896R and 369J. . 26—tf S o Grant« Pa« — J. W. Fuller and H. W. Frame « Talent made a trip down the valley to Medford and Grants Pass thia morning. They made the trip in the interests of the Winter Fair, which will be held here December 9-10-11-12. Bromo-Quinine for colds, 30c. McNair Bros. 100 boxes large Spitzenburg and Rewtown cull apples. 50 cents. Bring yoar box or sacl Fruit As- Ueeiatlon. 44.6 The coroners duty calls that officer from the highest moun tain sides to the bottom of the rivers and lakes. Is this a posi tion for a man or a lady? Think It over and vote for H. W. Con- Bar. 61— 4 Choice Holland bulbs, Darwin tulips, best standard varieties, 79c dozen; daffodils 75c dozen: narcissus 40c dozen; jonquils 40c dosen; hyaneinths, all colors, 10c •aeh; Chinese lillies, 15c each. Ashland Greenhouse. Phone 120. 4 7—4 Here Yesterday— Ralph Robison and Glenn Wild Were in town yesterday from Sis- ktyon where they have been work ing. W. W. Robison took the •ouple back to their work early this morning and reported that the drive was a very beautiful one, os the trees and ground were cov ered With snow. Men’s Work and Solid Leather Sale Price . . . ? . 1 C A Scout £4 d»4 ft ft * ■ ■ VU Men’s Flannel Shirts, good weight, in grey only, worth QCg to $2.00. Sale P r ic e .... Out of Business o GOES Men’s khaki Work Shirts, Uncle Sam & Masco Brand. You know this kind. W orth $1.25 Sale Price ...................... Men’s Silk Lisle Hose of fine finish. Black, brown, grey and navy, W orth 75c Sale Price ..................... £w G AA — A ft mixed, ON P U B L IC SALE permit the fact and realty of this enormous sacrifice. However, our great loss is your gain. We know we have to s ash the merchandise to accomplish our purpose. W e are doing this regardless of consequence, fear or regret, e prices veil the story. Look them over. Be here. Reap the benefit of this terrific slaughter. FREE $100.00 worth of merchandise given away absolutely free as a token of appreciation for your patronage. Here is the Way We Do It LOT NO. 3 $27.50 Values $17.10 LOT NO. 4 $30.00 Value $19.80 LOT NO. 5 $35.00 Value $24.65 LOT NO. 6 $37.50 Value $26.85 LOT NO. 7 $40.00 Value $28.90 We quote here only a few of our many bargains Men’s dress shoes and oxfords. High giade calf welt, g o o d styles. Value to $4.85 Sale Price ...................... £9 gg A lot of $5.50 Men’s dress shoes. W ell made. Good snappy styles. All sizes £ o a Sale Price ................... *P"r«vU Another lot of $6.85 Men’s dress shoes. These are good standard makes. High grade leather; fall styles Sale Price ..................... £»- j| £ Men’s Heavy Leather Work Gloves AU Florsheims and Walk Over shoes to be closed out at great re ductions. The first 100 persons entering our store opening morning will receive an envelope containing a merchandise certificate running from 25c to >2.00. This merchandise certificate is good for its face value in our store. You can buy with it anything you want here. Come and see how lucky you are. J. C. B R IL L $14.60 Furnishings, Shoes, Etc. The immensity arid importance of this Quit Business Sale and what; it means in actual saving to you, is beyond your comprehension, there is not enough ink to Successor to The Peerless Clothing Co. OC <f4 ftA ■ «UU SALE”™ FRIDAY, OCT. 31,9 A.M. Men’s Silk Neckties Sox. ■ -UU Men’s 16 inch Chippewa Specials. High cut shoe. Built for good hard wear. Sells regular for $14.85. Sale Price . . . . M>OaO V Men’s khaki Pants, medium weight. Smooth material, well made, regular $1.85 Value Sale Price ...................... LOT NO. 2 $25.00 Values Men’s Hats, splendid quality, all good styles in black and brown. Sale P r i c e ___ Our Entire Stock of High Grade Mens’ Clothing, OwC $12.95 J *| yQ M>O-OO Men’s Dress Shirts of fine madras and percale material. Value run ning to $1.75. Q K f* Closing out P r i c e .......... LOT NO. 1 $22.50 Values Shoes. Men’s Union Suits. Wool good winter weight in all sizes. Sale Price Men’s 16 inch Redwing High out, solid leather throughout of best grade. Sells regular for Q f? $11.60. Sale P r i c e ........ We quote here only a few of our many bargains MEN’S OVERCOATS CO. One lot of Alen’s Dress Black and brown, 20c val- ue. Sale Price ................ Men’s Wool Sox, medium weight in grey only. Regular 25c kind. Sale Price .. ■ LOT NO. 5 $45.00 Value $32.85 LOT NO. 7 $58.00 Value $39.85 C L O T H IN G Forced Men’s Work Shirts. Good heavy Charabray, $1.00 Value Sale Price .................. $23.60 LOT NO. 6 $50.00 Value $36.40 PEERLESS One lot of Handkerchiefs worth 10c.. Sale Price . . . . LOT NO. 3 $35.00 Value • . i . Chaney. n p a n y . C. B R IL L , S u c c e s s o r to LOT NO. 1 $25.00 Value ky fair means for Corner. Wil you have this nominee for that dfflce, 01 continue for the fifth term with the present incumbent? Vote or Conger. 49—2 Xlamath Falls were in Ashland Bunday and Monday and visited <t the home of Reverend and Mrs O ’ r •Where Tour Dollar Has More Cents Important Announcement! Ashland— Dr. H. P. Coleman and mother motored over from Medford last •vening to call on T. P. Coleman of the Variety Store. Dr. Cole man is the brother of T. P. Cole nice Hager, will entertain her class of small girls, who are to meet at the church at two O’clock and be taken to the Hager home ih cars. At this party, aB at all the others, Hallowe’en game», re freshments, etc., will be the fea tures of the occasion. Rumor has it that still other entertainments are being planned. More about them in a later issue. Grants Pass, Oregon Men’s 16 inch Smokeston High Top Shoes, guaranteed solid leather, al though selling regular for $7.85. Sale P ric e .. . . JF ■■"•0