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improving*-—
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Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Johnson!
Mrs. Claire Minard
of the
who have been sick at th eir home ! Plaza is conf’ped to her home J
for the past two weeks are re- with the flu.
ported to be slowly improving.
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■ Paulserud’s Overcoats are ex-
We wrap our Christm as Box : ceptional values.
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Candies ready to mail, free of
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I charge. The Plaza.
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Clyde Young of this city made
ALPHA CHAPTER
of
a
short
trip to Medford last eve-
The most complete line
No.
Christm as candy boxes in the ning on combined business and
city, W atch our windows. W ra p -; pleasure«
Stated communication today. ! ped for m ailing free of charge, j
90-t-t-s j
(T uesday), Dec. 16 at 7:30 p. m. The Rose.
Special Auto Accident Policy
Visiting members welcome.
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in
proving—
;
for
$5.00 a year. Phone 21. Yeo
By order of the W orthy Matron.
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Miss
M
arjorie
Fifield
who
has!
of
course.
LEAH M. CALDWELL, Secy.
been ill a& her home for the past
week is reported to be slowly Here Today—
M alta Com m andery No. 4
F. L. Doss, division storekeep­
improving.
K n igh ts Tem plar
er of the Southern Pacific of
M asonic H all
Thursday afternoon, December Dunsmuir is in Ashland today vis­
Stated Conclave,
W ednesday 18, Parish House. Bring your iting the local S. P. yards.
evening, Dec. 17. R outine busi­ Christm as work and spend a
ness, also installation of officers. pleasant afternoon. Handmade V isiting Here—
Dinner at 6:45. All Sir K nights gifts. Good program .
Mrs. B ertha Rickley and son.
9 0 -2t
courteously invited.
Jack, of W est Fork are in Ash­
F. H. JOHNSON, E. C„
Save $10.00, walk upstairs to land for a few days visiting with
W. H. DAY, Recorder.
90— 1 Orres tailor shop.
17— tf Mrs. Rickley’s sister, Mrs. G. N.
Kramer.
Tamales, beat in the city, "The Here Yesterday—
Rose”.
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Dean Jam ison of the Oregon Leave Today—
A gricultural College returned to
Mr. and Mrs. H arlie Holmes
In G rants Pass—
Ashland for a short visit yester­ and small child left this morning
G. O. Bimin of this city was a day.
She addressed the high for the south where they will
business Visitor in G rants Pass school when she visited here last! spend Christm as and where Mr.
yesterday.
Saturday.
Holmes is m aking his headquar­
ter's for the next few months.
Toys -Toys — Toys — E lharts.
fo u are welcome to. compare
81— 12 ■ny Automobile rates with any In A shland—
d h e r rates In Jackson or Jose­
J. D. Oxley of Independence,
Every child purchasing a candy phine Counties; you can be the Oregon, stopped in Ashland for
cane Saturday December 20th at udge. Phone 21. Yeo, of course. a short time this morning and
The Rose will receive a baloon
30— tf visited friends.' He is on his way
free of charge.
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to Napa, Calif., to spend the holi­
days.
H ere Sunday—
In A shland—
W. C. Holmes and family of
L. M. B rainerd of Portland is G rants Pass visited in Ashland A ttend C onference —
)n Ashland today attending -to Saturday at the home* of Mr. and
G. F. Billings and Reverends
business matter's.
Mergler and Chaney journeyed to
Mrs. H. P. Holmes.
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Phoenix last evening to attend
Trinity Guild silver tea T hurs­
Thursday afternoon, December the Jackson County S. 8. Asso­
day afternoon,
December
18, is . Parish House. Dainty hand- ciation conference which was held
Parish House. A ren’t you going? made gifts on sale. Delicious re­ there. A chicken dinner was en­
Handm ade gifts on sale.
Good freshm ents.
Everybody invited. joyed followed by the reg u lar
program .
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90-2t business meeting.
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O. E. S.
New Zealand Red rabbits for
L eave Soon—
sale by A. V. W hitney, 1280 E. To Address Cluli—
E. T. Staples will leave the
I. E. Vining will address the
Main.
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Business and Professional Wom­ middle of the week for New York
Many beautiful gifts at Dar­ en's Club of Medford W ednesday where he will spend some tim e on
Mrs. Ham ilton will
ling Studio.
83— tf evening at the Hotel Medford at business.
their dinner meeting. Special! have charge of the office during
music has also been planned.
i his absence.
He iv Today—
A. C. Henderson of Beloit, W is­
consin is in Ashland today on
business.
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Tuesday, Decem ber 10, l w U
fr-
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H arry high-pTiced cloverseed. This, it
T. A. contends will be more econom ical.'
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
In its statem ent on the clover-j
Seley
C. A. seed shortage the institute says: .
LOST: — Saturday — Small
“ The crop report ju st issued ! Articles of tim ely interest«
dog, black with brown face. Ans.
shows th at the total production are welcomed under this head. ■ to name “Nick.” 93 N. Main St.
this year is estim ated at 817,000 Communciations m ust bear the
In A shland— _
FOR SALE: — Christm as tree#
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bush of Klam­ bushels, as compared with 1,100,- signature of the author.
and w reaths. 93 N. Main St.
ath Falls are in town on business 000 last year and a five - year
average
of
1.610.000.
Last
year
today.
FOR SALE: — Good six-rooui
approxim ately 24,000,000 pounds E ditor Tidings:
house,
garage and wood shed, lot
As this is especially a time to
of cloverseed were imported to
50x145
for quick sale, $2300.00
make up deficiencies in America, dodo good and be cheerful givers
¡cash
or
see
owner for term s, 132
but Europe has a shortage this where most needed, I desire to
5th street.
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year also, and probably will have call attention to the needs of G.
Upper
Iowa
little seed for the United States. W. Finuell, 363
FU R N ISH E D
APARTM ENT,
street, who is helplessly ill and garage, $20.00. 266J.
90— 3
“ Red cloverseed prices already
needs immediate financial assist­
are high and are likely to go
LOST:— Glasses in black case.
CHICAGO,
Dec.
16. — A «higher. Fortunately, both al­ ance, and Mrs. Finnell should
Return
to Ashland Electric Shop.
have
some
help
strong
enough
to
shortage of cloverseed is facing falfa and sweet clover have pro-
move
him
up
and
down
as
lie
is
90— St
America. The greatest shortage duc edlarger crops than usual this
Nonna. Shearer
partially
paralyzed.
in
history
is
looming,
according
in. the Paramount Rctujjs
season, alfalfa being one-third
BARGAIN — Boy's brand-new
'Empty H j aria*
Remember God loves cheerful
to the Blue Valley Creamery In ­ larger, so farm ers of the nation
Scooter; inquire 135 B street.
stitu te, of Chicago.
The crop are urged to seed with alfalfa. givers and charity begins at home.
At the VINING— TODAY and
R. D. SANFORD.
last year is the sm allest crop on It will be more economical than
Every ad has a message.
TOMORROW
record, and the production
of to practice thin seeding, which
seed is now only 74 per cent of is so frequently done when clov­
H ere V isitin g—
last year’s crop, according to erseed is as scarce as it is now.”
Jack and George K ronenberg of Government figures.
Bandon, Oregon, are in Ashland
The in stitu te is advocating the
for a few days visiting with their growing of alfalfa w herever prac­
There’s a message in The
aunt, Mrs. W ilm er Poley.
ticable, Instead of competing for Tidings W ant Ads.
michael, Vancouver. W ash.;
Knutz, Miss A rm strong,
Arm strong, Seattle; S. L.
and wife, L03 Angeles;
Jones and wife, Pasadena.
THE FORUM
j
MRSEEO CROP
SMALLEST EVER
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R eturn Hom
Carl Rose returned home re­
cently from a two m onths trip
through Indiana, K entucky and
other eastern states.
C H R IS T M A S
G IF T
For Her
At Isaac’
Irene W ehrli of this city is
working* in Isaac’s during the
Christm as rush.
Born—
To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Robert
K luth last evening a daughter.
The girl has been named Jan et
Loraine.
S U G G E S T IO N S
For Him
Pyralin Ivory
Shell Ivory
Manicure Sets
V antyne’s Perfum e Sets
Three Flowers Perfum e Sets
Cutex Sets
Cut Glass
Hand Painted China
Console Sets
Vases
Fram ed Pictures
Narcissus Bulbs
Myrtle Wood Bowls
B om —
To Mr. and Mrs. F. Spencer of
Trail this m orning in Ashland, a
daughter.
TODAY and TOMORROW
Toilet Goods—
Drug Sundries
L eather B 'll Folds
Leather Traveling Cases
Brief Cases
Purses
Shaving Sets
Shaving M irrors
M ilitary Brushes
Playing Card's
Smoking Stands
Ash Trays
Fountain Pens
Eversharp Pencils
Key Tainers
F> | JJ < D T ’ C
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Books and
Stationery
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The story of a man and girl who fight out an
existence, alone in the Canadian Northwest. Empty-
handed they begin, as it was in the beginning, by
fashioning a crude home, clothing and weapons.
In A shland—
Elm er Beagle has returned
from H ilt where he has been
w orking for th e past few months.
At H otel—
Among the out-of-state people
registered at the Hotel Ashland
are Mr. and Mrs. Melich. Butte,
M ontana; Mr. and Mrs. A. Car-
Fresh supply of Christm as
candles and nuts at Kirby's.
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For Christm as gift suggestions
watch our window. The Rose.
90-t-t-s
Cliff
boards.
Payne
makes
Christmas Shoppers Make Merry
meat
Born—
Around Tables Piled High With Useful Gifts
To Mr. and Mrs. E arnest W al­
len at their home on Church St.,
today, a daughter.
Our lines are so diversified that shopping here is easy and the selection unlimited
Ashland view Calendars. Dif­
ferent! Studio Ashland.
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On our tables you will find
a beautiful assortment of
handkerchiefs, ranging in
price from I2V2C to 60c
each, and boxed at 69c to
$2.00.
A most appropriate gift —
Candy, flowers or music. The
Rose.
90-t-t-s
We put the chicken
tam ales. The Plaza.
in our
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For E u g e n e -
Glenn Guiley left Saturday for
Eugene where he will spend the
nr=>
holidays with his mother.
For her a fancy box of choco-!
late#; for him a box of cigars, i
The Rose.
90-t-t-s i I
C rater Lake Pictures Fram ed
and U nframed— McNair Bros.
Candle sticks, book ends, and i I
stationery.
Darling Studio.
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Mrs. H arry Hosier who is ill at
h e r home on Almond street is
reported to be slowly improving.
The Chinese and Madeira designs are especially
nice at 39c to 45c and 50c each
Most Welcome Gifts
Ransack your brain and visit the stores as much as vou want to, hut vou
cannot find a gift which would be more appreciated and more useful than one
of the many electrical appliances which we have We are listing a few of these
below:
Vacuum Cleaners
Percolators
Electric Heaters
Electric irons
Waffle Irons
Curling Irons
Flash Lights
Toasters
Xmas Tree Lights
Urn Sets
New House Lighting Fixtures
Electric Washing Machines
Make your choice—let us show it to you—and you will please whoever you
give it to.
Subscribe for magazines at El­
h arts.
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Give good books. McNair Bros.
The Ashland Electric Shop
Thursday afternoon, December
18. Parish House. Good program,
dainty refreshm ents. Practical
handm ade gifts.
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Ribbon Craft gifts in a large variety of
choosings.
Dainty Parasol Powder Puff receivers.
Ribbon Craft Stick Puffs
Ribbon Craft Stick Pulls and Mirrors.
Ribbon Craft Sachet Sets—Handker­
chief receivers.
Heart Sachets—Circular Sachet Sets—
all assorted colors and dainty lace trim­
med, priced at 69c to $3.25.
Ladies’ P a r a s o Is in a
beautiful a s s o r t ment.
These have the new carv­
ed handles and are braced
extra strong throughout.
Our line ranges from
$1.50 to $9.95
Boudoir gifts that are nice are to be
had in the vanity sets at 75c to $1.75.
Caps at 49c to $2.98 each
Garters at 39c to $1.25 each
Boudoir Bandeau at 75c each
Hand Bags and Shopping
Bags for everyone. «Every­
one is always proud of a new
gift like these. They are
beauties in popular shapes
and colors. Get yours here
at 25c to $10.00.
Ladies’ Silk Hose, in the
Iron Clad, Kayser and
Spuntex Brand, all colors
and sizes in either the
spring needle or full fash­
ioned. Priced at $1.00 to
$4.50.
FOR BABY
R en ovatin g H om e—
Mr9. J. R. E lder is renovating
and remodelling her home on
Almond street.
Toy# and games— E lharts.
81— 12
C rater Lake pictures 95c to
$25.00. D arling Studio.
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Victor Records, Bubble Books
and Fibre needle cutters for that
C hristm as gift. The Rose.
90-t-t-s
Ashland—
H. J. Shirkey and wife stopped
Ashland yesterday from their
me a t Minot, N orth Dakota, and
ilted the S. D. Taylor family,
ley are on th eir way to Lois i
igele# to spend the w inter.
Gift suggestions:— Why not a
ilt or overcoat. P aulserud’s.
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J. Cosgrove Presents Finest P arty of Male
Voices
Ever
Organized
Rhondda Welsh Male Singers
PROF. THOMAS MORGAN (Glynfach)
PROF. EMELYN JONES
Premier Welch
L. R. A. M.
Conductor
Pipe Organist and Piano Soloist
A PERFECTLY BLENDED CHORUS OF MALE VOICES—
Presenting Solos, Duets, Trios, Quartettes, Double Quartettes,
and Glees.
Choruses
Members of the Victorious Rhondda Choir, Pittsburg International, 1913
Fur pieces for the grownups in either
the single chokers, tandem chokers,
shoulder scarfs or capes. All guaran­
teed furs. Priced from
$5.50 to $30.00 and $45.00
We have a handsome assortment of
bootees, caps, sweaters, coats, dresses,
pillow tops, robes, blankets, pillows,
bibs, etc. All beauties and priced at
25c to $5.50
These are only a few of the thousand and one things we have here for
you. Be sure and visit our Christmas Emporium and see what Santa
has here for you.
Monday, Dec. 22, at 8 o’clock
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH "
MEDFORD, OREGON
Seats on Sale at Palm er’s Piano House
W here Y our D ollar H as More Cents
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