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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1925)
Heaviest B a b di* Season Amounts to One Inch Here r theater beautiful LAST TIMES TONIGHT Shock Punch Richard Dix To Portland— Mr. and Mrs. BS. BS. Phipps will leave Sunday for Portland where they will attend the Odd -Bellows convention, All the newest shades and fab rics In smart men’s ready-to- wear, at Paulserud’s. 11-tf Fountain pens engraved, 2ßc. Elhart’s. SATURDAY ONLY Hoot Gibson “Spook Ranch Received Word- Word has been received that Miss Eunice Grubb has arrived In Chicago where she will spend the winter. Have your deer skins tanned at McKlmmey’s Tannery, IO-#* The heavy rainfall, which start ed with a light drissie Wednesday morning, then broke Into sh err y downpour about four o’clock Wed nesday afternoon, and continued to pour throughout the night, amounted to exactly one Inch, ac cording to Weather Observer Louh Dodge. This Is the heaviest rain, ex; perlenced here since leaf winter, and according to Dodge* Is the forerunner of the winter season in Southern Oregon. Tomatoes, melons, grapes and practically all soft fruits and vegetables suffered di a result of Wednesday night’s rain. The grape crop!, said to be one of the heaviest In years, was dam aged to some extent, the water causing the riper grapes to crack and the larger bunchM to mildew. P U B L IC A U C T IO N ed arrangements for the Sheaan- doah disaster Inquiry board, which will convent at Lakehurst Monday. * Thji Judge Advocate Oeneral*s office at the .war department was drawing up formal -chargee of In subordination against Mitchell, for a court martial In Washington in about two week». Chairman Dwight W. Morrow of New York, antntlm ate friend of President Coolidge, told his fellow members of- the special board, that economy would be necessary, since there are no „con gressional appropriations for the probe. The board has definitely decided <0 call witnesses from the navy, war and postoffice depart ment» first, and Mitchell and other critics later. It was annduac- Personal Effects ot Jesse Winbum to'bg Sold to the Highest Bidder ' I will Mil at Put)»« Auction, to the highest bidder, oa Cliff Payne maker typewriter tables. Buy yonr box shook from the local box factory at wholesale prices. 262-tf CONKLIN PENS McNair Bros. Tanlac PERPETUALLY GUARANTEED AGAINST W EAR AND BREAKAGE Returned Home— George Brook miller \ arrived home last evening from a visit of one week In Cottage Grove and Portland. terious ranch. See the ‘guns blaze and the fur fly. And Candy Land— Walnut patties, see the ghosts moult their shrouds and hit for the big walnut cream rolls and cream cut timber, in this mas ter-western. bars, fresh dally. FIRST APPEARANCE, OUR NEW ORGANIST, MISS LAWLIS OF PORTLAND ’ The funeral- services for the late Mrs. Robert J. Luke, will be held from the Stock Under- takirfg parlors, Saturday ^t 2:40 o’clock. « COMING SOON- “THE IRON HORSE’ All kinds of dimension lum- 1 -ju hand nt tbs box factory. 2»2-tf Fall woolens are now ln •* Ortas Tailor Shop. M iti GROCERY SPECIALS SATURDAY AND MONDAY, SEPT. 19-21 AT HARDY BROTHERS corner psrsondl Granite street, articles belong burn, which were at his Lodge up the Ashland Creek Canyon. Among these articles a r^ jA r - ly everything used In house keeping. There -are also a fine saddle horse of unusual merit, an almost now Bain wagon, a. good motor drag saw, a plow, a Remington typewriter and. fine desk, a Ford combined station Wagon and truck, wltk Ruckatell attachment and vacuum feed, and tools and implements of various kinds. i. i-' ''' ' - The Auction Sale will com mence promptly nt 2:20 in the afternoon of Saturday next. All tkoM goods aye on dis play now and can bo Inspected before the sale by thebe Inter ested, and any of them will be sold nt private sale If a fair price le offered. » A. L. OIDBSON, Auctioneer. m Those Big Wooden Campbell« Pound Baxes Cracker«, ('an Pork and Benns Halted or Plain 53 Ghlrndelll’e Choco late, Per Pound TKADh IN YOUR OLD TIBBS to' Maddvn tut new ones. Ashland rulciinlnng Works. 180— tt John Kail chased the property on the Beaver of Montana has pur-| Joseph 8. Warren East Main through Realty company« 31“ 10° W hite Crown Flour—Good Flour at — Our Beet Flour—W hite Mountain, at . Grown Flour—An Unbleached Flour, at 14 POUNDS BEST CANE SUGAR FOR $1.00 Visitors H e r o - Hcrseys CO Can 17c We still have a few packages of Citrus Washing Ma chine Soap at 48 cents per package, with which we give a package of Citrus Powder Absolutely Free. Thia is the best soap deal of the year. Don’t pass it np. Once More—Thai 10c site Wool Soap—only Bo A few more cases 10c Fairy Soap, 4 bars for 26c All Brands of milk — Large cans, 10c; small 6o A few more Bakers Cocoanut deals left—50c worth for 26c. t > »toaaa Do Not Telephone — We Haven't Time to Answer Tkc Crowds Arc Alw ays At HARDY BROTHERS The Store of Quick Service Eure W e Deliver—Free to all parts of the City PILLS SAVE ILLS SO DO OVERCOATS Hunting Coats - Slickers Miller’s Toggery “Hab-a-dash-Inn” Callers at the Methodist par- sonage Wednesday ware: Mies D. Wlllla Cafftay, noted evan gelist, who held a succeeeful meeting In Ashland last winter; Dr. and Mrs. Rbbert Warner of the Methodist hospital at Sp j- kane and their daughter. Miss I Ruth Warner, missionary from Argentine, South America. The party were driving to Los An- Man’« Windsor Cheviot Collegiate Grey« and Tan« nt Panl«erud’a. Latest fashions and method« n »air dressing and general basii'» parlor service nt. The a-tr Vsatty Shop. Hrs. Laura Abbott who h is basa vtoltlng hare for a taw weeks returned to bar horns In Butte FaUs. tb Indian, Stabbed in Heart, Expected to Live KLAMATH FALLS, Ora.. Sept. 18— IU. P.)— Although Monroe Faithful, Indian, had his hesrt pierced by a dagger, ha to still living today, and .physicians be lieved ha woald survive. Tho Indian was knifed, the author- ttlea any, by n Klamath Indian rancher, Williams Bggman. AL Undents at the local hospital said that although the dagger penetrated hto 'heart, no im portant arteries wore severed. Tho eUbhtng occurred yesterday, whan Faithful appeared on the Bggsman reach ta claim cattle IN A NUT SPKLL luhti with a “ P” and yap have It (FGuekb FIRST NATIONAL BANK . •• ASHLAND, OBBOON f !■ Are Your Dollars “ Drones?” Are your dellara doing anything to help you get ahead iii tire world? • — — . » You can’t afford“any “ drone” dollars. Put them at work in a savings account in the Citizens Bank where they will earn inter est for yoq and;bviild up a fund for the fu ture. Oi>eh a sayings account here today. The Citizens Bank of Ashland Ashland, Oregon E. R. “ The IS A Quality A C Store” & CO . Offers a Very Special Selling of “Wearwell Blankets Wearwell Wool ^^3^^ Blankets -A B H A»» ANOTHER BARGAIN. A five I room houM. brick foundation and plastered, near hlgk school. c I om to Blvd., large lot, shade and-flowers, »2600. Very easy terms. Staples Realty Agency. 12-tf BIRTH STONE i Jad Salts, 86c.— McNair Bros. Every day—more and more people are discovering that this is the best place to supply their grocery needs—Our stocks are complete—Our prices are right —Our merchandise is always of the highest quality —You simply take no chance at all. YOUH; Lithia Springs Hotel Building Purchased P roperty ■ Joseph S. Warren has pur chased Leslie Warts’« property on Lincoln street through the Beaver Realty company. what Darling’s Studio and Art Store Special Merchants Lunch. 60c, dully at the Plasa— frbm 11 a. m. to 2 p. m. 6-tf McKlmmey’s Tannery will start tanning deer skins nt once. 10-«* See the rugged bronco-buBter light into the clammy, mys Saturday, Sept 19 W Ui /) « Ift A very handsome lot of-fur trim- D \j U ‘ ug med ones that you will consider splendid values at this price. > U THE COAT AND DRESS BUSINESS IS ON WITH A BANG AND WHY NOT GET YOURS EARLY AND GET A FULL SEASON’S WEAR OUT OF IT. Store Closed this afternoon ' ' A fine <nudity Wool is used in making these , Sujrerior Blankets. All ’ are thoroughly washed and pro .shrunk. made ready for yonr immediate use • . a . ™ . viFTi— • n Wearwell China Block Plaids in Pink, ... Blue, Lavender, Tan afad COnOfl DianKeTS and Grey. Size 66x80. These Supertex comft Speeial Pair, able blankets, woven fr S ee th e N ew «PROVED FORD TOURIN' » • V ' , ' • * - "x * a t O u r S a le s r o o m Scotch Plaids and Blo< Plaids, size 70x80. Pair Block pattem » in P ink,t Blue, lavender, Tan and Part Wool, Block Plaids, Grey. Size 66x80, Pair in all the wanted cotaQfc Priced, Special Pair ze 70x80 Pi Wearwell Blanket^ $4.75 $5.48 . $5.48 Cotton Blankets . Come ¡in a good aaaorV Plain Greys and Tan with dient of Plaid Pattering. Colored ^Borders, 64x76, Pair Size 66x80, .Pair. $3.98 e 70x80, P $448 Wearwell Crib Bbnkets Cotton Plaid Blankets S u e 70x80 in. Tire wanted Of the inme fine quality block plaid patterns and as the -fall sized Cottoii colon. Priced Special Sat urday, Pair > Blankets. Priced 6 9 $ 2 .9 8 ’ $8.75 You may also see this new f|cjei sv odel on display a t ; ?
