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SEALS Ï0 BE SOLD
IN LOBBY OF POSI
OFFICE THIS WEEK
Highway Fatalities
Increased in 1923
Silver Gray Dorkings
■■'■> — J B
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L, A. Salade Jr., Central Point
Ore., 1 young pen.
lets.
1 old drake, 1 old duck, 1 young
Japanese Silky Bantam s
1 cockerel, 1, 2 pulelts.
R. C. Lee, business man of Ash- '
White Cornish
drake,
1 young duck.
D. P. Blue, Ashland. 1 cock­
C. Dracup,
Tacoma, W ash., ! J. Larkin Grubb, Ashland, 1
land, is visiting for a few days
African Geese
erel, 1 pullet.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.— Highway
S. C. Buff Orpingtons
in K lam ath Falls on business.
cock, 1 hen.
L. A, Salade, Jr., Central Point
fatalities in the United States for
E. O. Smith, Ashland, 2 cock,
A ustralian Kiwi
W hite Crested Black Polish
1
gander,
1 goose.
19 23 showed a decided increase
hen, 1 cockerel, 1 pullet, 1
D. P. Blue, Ashland, 1 cock,
Save $10.00, walk upstairs to
D. P. Blue, Ashland, 1 young
Canadian
G eese
over the year previous, Richard young pen; E. A. Kruse, Rose-
Orres tailor shop.
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1 hen, 1 cockerel, 1 pullet.
pen.
L. A. Salade, Jr., C entral Point
E. Kropf, supreme regent of the burg, 1 cock, 2 hen.
Russian Orloff
Irish Gaines
1
goose.
'
Royal
Arcanum,
told
an
audience
H ere Y esterday—
D ark Cornish
D. P. Blue, Ashland, 1 cock,
L.
A.
W
orden,
Medford,
1
W hite Holland Turkeys
All
persons
who
have
not
been
of
safety
experts
here.
Last
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. H untington
E. A. Kruse, Roseburg, 1 cock,
Ashland Lodge No. 2 3
1 hen.
cockerel,
1
old
pen.
solicited
through
the
mail
on
th
e'
year's
death
rate
was
20.4
per
S.
B. Robards, Ashland, 1
of G rants Pass visited friends in
2 hen, 1, 2, cockerels, 2 pullet;
A. F. & A, M.
Pekin
D
in
k
s
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Black Cochin Bantam s
j) yjosmer, Sherwood, 2 cock,
cockerel.
' 4
Ashland
yesterday ___
and attended sale of Christm as seals, a p art of 100,000 population as against -
L. A. Salade, Jr., Central Point
Stated communication, Thurs-1 the opera L’Ombra at the Armory the anti-tuberculosis
campaign 17.6 in 1922, or a num erical in­ 1, 3 hens, 3 cockerel, 1, 3 pul-¡
W ilbur
Hosmer,
Sherwood,
Pigeons
day evening, Dec. 11. Committee in the evening.
Oregon, 1, 2 cocks, 1, 2 hens. 1 drake.
L. A. Salade Jr., C entral Point
i now being waged, will he given| crease of 3,418 for a total of 22,-
reports due on petitions. Routine
Mallard
Ducks
an opportunity to purchase these 621.
1 young pen; Gladys Thompson,
1 Blue Homer CQck.l Blue Hom­
' :
TOO LA T E TO CLASSIFY
business and election of officers. D em onstrating—
L. A. Salade Jr., Central Point er hen. 1 Blue R unt C6ck. * t -'ie
seals in the lobby of the Post Of-
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Ashland, 1, 2 cockerels, 1 pullet.
Visiting brethern cordially wel­
Bend —- Central Oregon Press APARTMENT FOR RENT:— 5- Bearded W hite Polish Bantam s 1 drake
?■ «A- I Runt Hen, 1 Red Carnean cock,
Mrs. Mcllvain, dem onstrator fice during the rem ainder of the
come. Light refreshm ents after , for Golden W est coffee is in town week, according to an announce- will issue Industrial Special num - rooms, pantry and bath, nicely
1 Red Carnean hen.
Muscovy Du< ks
Anna B. Smith,
Sherwood,
furnished and clean. 155 7 th
m eeting.
dem onstrating at K irby’s Groce­ ment by the committee in charge ber for December.
street.
85-tf
M. H. ELLIS, W. M., teria.
of the sale in this city.
Those persons who are m ailing, POULTRY MEN OF THIS
W. H. Day, Sec’y.
85-2
FOR RENT: — Two, warm
CITY TAKE PRIZES
C hristm as packages this week are!
Improving—
nicely
apartm ents.
furnished
Here-
Mrs. G. F. McConnell who especially urged to purchase the
Lithia A partm ents, 35 S. Second.
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W. C. Davis of D unsm uir was : broke her leg in an accidept at seals to be placed on their pack­
(Cointinued from page 1.)
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an Ashland visitor yesterday and . her home Monday evening is re- ages when mailed. H undreds of
C. R. Quinn, H ubbard, Ore.,
today.
FOR SA LE:— Yellow Newtown
ported to be getting along as people have availed themselves of
1
cock,
1 pullet; Mrs. F. H. Dres- apples, extra fancy and fancy.
(he
opportunity
of
aiding
in
the
well as could be expected.
battle against tubercnlosis a l_j sler, Medford, 2 cock, 3 pullet; Also cheaper grades. Phone 11F5 ,
Tamales, best in the city, “ The
ready, and it is believed a great H. J. Durfee, Ashland, 1 hen, 1
R ose".
60— tf H ere Today—
85— 3* j
Charles H arrison of Portland many more will purchase the young pen; Tom Johansen, Rai­
SPECIAL, two big lots well lo- •
Cliff Payne makes lockers.
is in Ashland today on business. seals when the opportunity is nier, Ore., 1,2 cockerel, 2 pullet;
rated
with a small dwelling on
H
enry
W.
Fram
e,
Talent,
3,
4,
presented.
them
for
the ridiculous small
5
cockerel,
4,
5
pullet,
2
pen;
In Ashland—
The committee members state
Moved—
price
of
$750.00.
Beaver R ealty'
Glen
I.
A
rehart,
Lebanon,
Ore.,
W. R. W alters of Hornbrook
Ralph Hall who has been liv- th at the mail sales recipts are
Co.
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was in Ashland today attending ¡ng On Fifth stre et has moved to coming in very nicely. They re­ 3 pen.
S. C. Rhode Island Whites
to business m atters.
quest th a t any persons who have
138 Nob Hill.
A.
V. Hood, Ashland 1 hen.
not already rem itted the purchase
Rlaek Jersey Giants
price of the seals will greatly aid
Special Auto Accident Policy Elks H ard Time Banco—
Theo. P. Cram er, Jr., G rants
fo r $5.00 a year. Phone 21. Yeo
The members of Ashland Lodge in clearing up the books by either
of course.
24-tf ' No. 944 B. P. O. Elks will en­ returning the seals or the money Pass, 1 cock, 1, 2, 3 hen, 1, 2
cockerel, 1, 2 pullets.
joy an old fashion hard times as soon as possible.
Today—Tomorrow
Orres cleans clothes clean.
This is the first year th a t the
S, C. Dark Brown Leghorns
! dance
W ednesday,
December
85— 1 j 10th., at the Elks Temple. All mail sale system has been used
W. P. R athe, Medford, 1 hen;
MAOT EOTUULV IN NATURAL COLUKÍ/
I Elks and th eir Ladles are invit­ in this city, and from all indica­ T. P. Cramer, G rants Pass, 1, 2,
Position—
ed. Admission 49 cents per each tions it has proved to be very suc­ 3 cockerels, 1, 2, 3 pullet, 1 old
Miss Lucile Taylor has taken a ' person. Hard Times Supper 25 cessful.
pen; 1 young pen.
position in the Pacific Telephone cents per couple. Don’t miss this
8. C. Light Brown Leghorns
and Telegraph office and started one.
84— 2t
E. A. Kruse, Roseburg, 1 cock­
MORE PRISONERS OF
work there Monday.
BANDITS MADE ESCAPE erel, 1 pullet.
Made of both Felt and Ixml her, with
R eturned South—
8. C. Black Minorcas
Many beautiful gifts at Dar-
Marion Kincaid who has been
cushion soles in new styles and colors.
D. R. W inters. Newburg. Ore.,
CANTON, China,
Dec. 10—
ling Studio.
83— tf employed by the California Ore-
1 cock, 1 hen, 1 cockerel, 1, 2
______
j gon Power company for some Twenty-two more of the th irty
pullets;
F. M. Trout, Malin, Ore,
Electric Curling Irons— M cN air-tim e left yesterday for Riverside, eight Canton Christian College
2,
3
cockerels,
3 pullets.
students, who were captured by
Bros.
Calif.
8. C. White Minorcas
Chinese bandits, have escaped
H.
S. Melior, Ashland, "1 cock­
th eir captors and have returned
On D ebating Team—
Confim^d to Home—
erel,
1 pullet.
Lawrence De Rycke of Medford here, following a battle between
O. H. Johnson is confined to
White Dorkings
has been elected a member of the the bandits and the troops sent
his home today with grippe.
C.
Dracup,
Tacoma, Wash., 1
Made of heavy Felt with cushion soles.
debating team at Albany College, out by General Lin. bandit su-
cock.
1
hen.
Candle sticks, book ends, and Albany, where he is now attend­ pression leader.
Dolors, red, blue and grev
stationery.
Darling Studio.
ing school.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS i
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ENGLAND PLAN FOR
Toys and games— E lharts.
NAVY BASE AROUSES FOR LEASING OF COMMUNITY
81— 12
Buy your Mackerel, herring,
JAPANESE FEELING HOSPITAL, ASHLAND, OREGON j
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
anchoviesand codfish at K irby’s
TOKIO, Japan, Dec. 10.— The
th
a
t the
Mayor and Com m on!
Groceteria.
Albums—
McNair
84— 2t
Photograph
announcem ent th at England in­
Bros.
tends building a naval base at Council of the City of A shland,'
Her«* Yesterday-
Singapore, Siam, is causing con­ Jackson County, Oregon, will r e - '
Several styles for men in both Felt and
Rev. T. D. Yarnes of K lam ath; Left Today—
siderable antagonistic comment ceive bids for the leasing of the:
real Leather with cushion solos. Colors,
Falls was in Ashland last evening;
A. C. Spencer left today for throughout Japan, eclipsing even Community Hospital, equipm ent'
grey, brown and dark green
and visited at the S. J C haney' Roseburg and Eugene where lie in intense feeling the thoughts and grounds for the year 1925. i
home.
will spend several weeks visitingI against the prop; sed American
Conditions of such bid may be
Thrills, romance and
with W. A. Long and P eter Spen- 1925 battle maneuvers by the had upon application to the un­
thrills amid the wonders
We w rap our Christm as Box cer.
American Pacific Fleet at Hawaii. dersigned officer.
and
the horrors of “ Death
Candles ready to mail, free of
Bids will be received at any
Observers believe if England pro­
“ The Quality Store"
Valiev.”
charge. The Plaza.
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It is not too late to have your ceeds with the construction of time prior to 8 P. M. Tuesday,
p o rtrait made for Xmas. Darling the Singapore base, Japan will Jan u ary 6, 1925, at which time
There’s a little love and
fo u are welcome to compare Studio.
83— tf re-open the en tire question of same will be opened.
adventure, too.
Ju st
my Automobile rates with any
The council reserves the right
naval disarm am ent if another
o th er rates in Jackson or Jose­
enough to make it real—
Remember the bazaar and
to reject any and all bids so re­
conference is convened.
phine Counties; you can be the cooked food sale given by the
all in life-like color.
ceived.
»'ndge. Phone 21. Yeo, of course. C. E. of the C hristian Church,
GERTRUDE
BIEDE,
Springfield — McKenzie River
30— tf Saturday 13, next to E lharts.
Cheese factory reopens with re ­ Recorder of the City of Ashland,
85— 3t tail store on Main street.
Oregon.
85— 6t
In Medford—
Rev. S. J. Chaney of this city L«‘«ve Today—
was a Medford visitor yesterday
Mrs. Mary Dunn and Mrs. Eliz­
and attended the district confer­ abeth Van Sant left today for
ence at the Methodist church.
Portland where they will visit
with friends and relatives during
Still tim e to have your new the Christm as holidays.
suit made for Christm as a t Orres
P aulserud’^ for cleaning, press­
tailo r shop.
85— 1
ing and remodeling. Phone 119
Toys — Toys — Toys— E lharts.
81— 121 Soon Be Out—
E. L. McNeil who is at the
Community Hospital is expected
Business Visitor—
to he out again in about a week.
C. A. McMurray of Klam ath
F alls was a business visitor in
Phone 130 for Pow ell’s Cider.
Ashland yesterday.
63—4 m o
&
Che Christmas Store
Comfy Slippers
$1.00,'’""$1.48, $1.75, $2,18
Children’s Comfy Slippers
95c to $1.50
Men’s Comfy Slippers
E. R. ISAAC & CO
Turn a woman loose in our store and
she will find hundreds of things she
would like to have for Christmas
Probably we can help you men folks
with practical suggestions if you will
come in.
We put the chicken in our
Improved—
tam ales. The Plaza.
82— tf
George Ross of E nder’s com­
pany is greatly improved today,
Orres remodels garm ents for but still confined to his home.
men and women— U pstairs over
McGees.
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Kodak Albums, picture frames,
i Kodak mounts and calendars
To Red Bluff—
make up your own gifts. Studio
Mrs. C. W. Fraley and Miss Jo­ Ashland.
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sephine Barber expect to drive
to Red Bluff this week to visit In Ashland—
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Fraley. Miss
Mrs. W illiam McCredie of Cen­
B arber will spend Christm as at tral Point is in Ashland visiting
Red Bluff and Mrs. Fraley will go at the home of her daughter,
on to Berkeley and spend the hol­ Mrs. Henry Enders.
idays with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
F raley of th at city.
Visit iug Here—
Mrs. M. C. Reed is a house
For altering and repairing try guest of Mrs. J. H. Fuller. She
Orres— tailors upstairs.
85— 1 was recently associated with the
Sw arthm ore Chautauqua Bureau
for
your
;
a
t Swarthmore, Pennsylvania, and
Be m easured today
Holiday suit. P aulserud’s. 75 -tf!is now visiting friends in the
valley.
R eturned to Ashland—
W hat a pleasant surprise for
Mrs. A. M. Cherry has re tu rn ­
ed to Ashalnd from Cottage your loved ones, to find among
Grove where she has been visit­ usual collection of socks, hand­
ing her sons for the past two kerchiefs and neckties, your
photograph. Doesn’t this more
months.
nearly express your love to them
C rater Lake pictures 95c to than anything else could? Studio
85— 1
$25.00. Darling Studio.
83- -tf Ashland on the Plaza.
Jack H olt Coining—
An attem pt will be made to
persuade Jack Holt, form er Klam­
a th farm er, now a head liner on
th e moving picture screen, to
come to K lam ath Falls and speak
a t one of th e cham ber of com-
merce forum s in K lam ath Falls
It has been announced. Mr. Holt
will be in Medford and Ashland
th e la tte r part of the month and
w ill be asked to come after his
visit there.
Many local people
rem em ber the fam ous actor who
was located on a ranch south of
tow n.— K lam ath Falls H erald.
To Take Winter Scenes—
When the snow is deep enough,
according to a le tte r received by
T.
P rath e r of Keno, W arner
Brothers of Hollywood will send
a company here to take some
w inter scenes. The W arner com-
pany last summer filmed “ Get
Your Man” here featuring Rin-
Tin-Tin, the wonder dog.— Klam­
ath News.
Letterheads, statements, t o
your order at the Tidings Office.
We have a good Job printing de­
partment.
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Lurtite Undergar­
ments of Silk
Jersey
It. seems to have occured to
the m akers of Luxite g ar­
m ents th at clever designers
m ight be employed even in
the planning of Milady’s un­
dergarm ents.
And the results of this idea
are in evidence at our store.
The most attractive gowns,
pajam as, combinations, vests
and step-ins.
Gloves for Gifts
A universally favored gift
and there are all kinds of
pretty styles here to choose
from.
2 clasp kid $1.95 value $1.45
2 clasp kid $2.95 value $1.95
$4.00 gauntlet kid ..$ 3 .7 5
Fancy cuff kid ............. $4.75
Silk Hosiery
Something Old or Something New
W hen two people love music
there is no happier way to spend
an evening than playing over
your favorite selections on The
Brunswick.
It plays them so beautifully
•—every tone sweet and true.
The voice — the violin — the
piano—each is faithfully repro­
duced, Brunswick Records are
aa musically lupcriQf as Tbs
Brunswick. The latest hits, the
gayest jazz—all are wonderful
on The Brunswick with Bruns­
wick records.
So easy to own one, too—our
convenient payment plan fixes
that. Come in and let us ex­
plain it—hear The Brunswick,
see the beautiful models and
learn its worth. Coiue in to­
day. s "
«
Fibre Silk
Underwear
Allan A Black Cat
hosiery or Kayser hos­
iery, either line so well
known, that you can
make no mistake in giv­
ing them for Christmas
ON THE FLOOR IN OFR MUSIC DEPARTMENT
for those who wish
pretty underwear at
less expense
Gifts for the
Infant
Buy it on Easy Terms
Enjoy it as You Pay it
Vests $1.19 and $1.48
Step-ins ...............$2.45
Combinations . .$2.45
There are dozens of
pretty things for the
little one.
UPRIGHT AND CONSOLE MODELS
OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS
Umbrellas, handbags, bathrobes, petti­
coats, neckwear, siveaters, furs, blouses
Coat and Dress Clearance
When one woman invests in three dresses and so
many are snapping up bargains in eoats, there must
lie value and style that appeals.
$75.00 to $560.00
Mahoganv, Oak, Walnut Cabinets
BRUNSWICK RADIOLAS
Phonograph and Radio Combined
Let us give you a demonstration in your home
any evening.
Call us up
Hear our big Super-Hetrodyne. No outside connec­
tions, no visible wires. Just the music, clear as a bell.
Orders taken now can be delivered Xmas morning.
Pianos and
ers, Player
C c j m f=t a n y
•Where Your Dollar Haa More Cents’
Buescher Band In stru ­
ments, Violins, Man­
dolins, G uitars, Uke-
lele’s, etc.