A shland D aily
DK MOLAY
Special meeting and supper to­
FOR RENT— Well furnished
Bernice M. Bolger, teacher of
night ’ (H ub )
7:00
o’clock.
8-room house, 311 ML Avenue.
violin. .Palm er Piano House.
Masoulc Hall.
*59-5* North of railroad tracks. Phone
V. O. GILLETTE, M. C.
251-R.
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R. Coad, Sec y.
For Cleaning Phone 119.-
A HPBCIAL OFFER— 3 fine
Paulserud'a.
VWting In Kerby—
lota near new schools.
Miss Margaret Campbell was a
STAPLES REALTY
Hear it!
The new Ortho­
guest of Mr«. Dell Hart of Kerby
«8-1
phonie . Vlctrola.— The Rose.
yesterday and today«
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FOR SALE— Furniture, buggy
and harness.
C. H. Jerome.
Better toy« at cheaper prices. Improving—
Ashland Mine Road.
— Elhart’».
Mrs. G. H. Way who has un­
dergone a serious operation at
Nothing Trill SO thoroughly the Community Hospital, Ta re­
Henry
satisfy as your
protograph.
ld .heir
ported as Improving nicely.
Studio Ashland. Photographs of
quality.
Fresh Tamalee.— The Rose.
Springs Hotel, for the winter.
Yea. we hare no bananas, bat
Largest and finest display of
are have money to loan on good
fresh candles in Southern Ore­
security. PhOne 21. Yeo, (of
gon at the Plata.
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course.)
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Buy your suit from Paul-
Hair bobbing, marcelling a
aerud'a. Our clothes are guar­ the table, contained the same
specialty. The Vanity Shoppe.
delicate blossoms and nut cups
CS-tf anteed.
gleamed In silvery dress. The
Scatter sunshine with greeting place cards, dainty baskets, were
Pnrrluwed Car —
filled with a replica of the
cards.— McNair Broa..
It is reported that R. W. Price
same delicate flowers.
o f the Lithia Springs Hotel has
After luncheon, the hostesses
Returned from
purchased through the Clàyoomb
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Werre® re­ led the way to the ball room,
Motor Company a new Tndor
turned last evening from Eugene enhanced by lacy ferns and bas­
Ford sedan'.
Here
where they attended the home kets of lovely flowers.
coming game between O. A. C. tables were placed where bridge
Why do yon pay Sewing Ma­ and the University of. Oregon. played Its paVt .In the enjoy­
chine Agents from «ISO to «150
They also visited with friends In ment of the guests.
for sewing machinée, when yon
Dainty gifts were presented
Cottage Grove.
can get the White here for ««5.
those receiving high and low
Emil PeiU
58-tf
scores; Mrs. Earl Crowe was the
Free gold flab at Elhart’s.
fortunate one, and for
Madden retreads Urea
69-tf
M you need aa office or small score was given a lovely candy
Jar, and hand painted sugar and
Fresh PIg’n Whistle candy. storeroom, the room next to
salt and pepper shakers came to
fust arrived.—Nlninger’s. ■ ««-tf The Tidings office la ready for Mrs. Andrew McCallen. Tooth­
you. Apply at The Tidings of­
82-tf some candies were served the
Edison Diamond Disc phono- fice.
guests during the progress of
graphs and records at greatly
the
games.
To Reave Ashland—
reduced prices.— The Rose.
The guest list Included: ’ Mrs.
Lieutenant
Thomas
Lewis
Sor­
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rell will leave ¡bn the Shasta, C. A. Malone, Mrs. Earl Crowe,
Mrs. F. G. Swedenborg, Mrs. Hal
Snappy tall salts for young Tuesday evening, tor his new
McNair, Mrs. H. K. Tomlinson,
duty
at
the
Mare
Bland
Navy
sen. Priesa right at Orrse. "
Mrs.
M. Briggs, Mrs. John
40-tt Yard. Mrs. Sorrell and daugh­ Enders, Mrs. Henry Enders, Jr.,
ter, Ruth, will go to their aew
M®e. Andrew McCallen, Mrs. N.
Liability Insurance written on 'hom e later in the month, after a
H. Harrison, Mrs. John Fin-
suitable
location
has
been
selected
automobiles and ^trucks. Phone
neran,
Mrs F. C. Dillard of Med­
11. Yeo, (of course.)
19-tf for them. The Sorrells have made
ford,
Mrs.
Domino Provost, Mrs.
many friends in Ashland.
O.
A.
Paulserud,
Mrs. Louis
Madden sells protected tires.
Dodge, Mra. O. F. Silver, Mra.
. ■
53-tf Moved —
Mr». Idlrtln Qrijbb, dressmaker
and milliner has moved to 11«
Third street.
To Mr. and Mrs. Fred fl.
Just a Little Ole Log Cabin
Jones, an 8 1-2 pound boy.
made of pine;
Mother and son are doing nicely. Purchased Car—
Just a place one loves to rest
The Claycomb Motor Company
a long time;
Have yonr broken windows report the aale of a new road|ter
Just, a place where peace and
repaired. Large stock of glass to E. A. Brown.
gladness
aa hand. Jordan Saab and Cab-
Crowd out all the gloom and
laet Works. Phone 1*1.
2«-tf Returned from Trip—
V. O. N. Smith has returned Makes you feel the World is
Hot tub sulphur bathe. Day from a business trip to Portland.
golden and sublime.
or sight at Jackson Hot Springs.
• •-tf Left for Idaho—
Just a Little Ole Log Cabin on
the bill,
Maurice Harris left Ashland for
Candy Land— Turkish Nougats his home In Idaho.
High up where the summer
made in the good old fashioned
breeaea never »till,
way.
Vanilla and strawberry
And
the long highway, with
Gifts, toys, games.— Elhart’s.
flavors.
sunshine spread,
Like golden honey on ginger­
Returned Recently—
bread,
O. F. Carson recently returned
Accepted Position—
And
the winding trails that lead
J. B. Harrell of 1177 Iowa St., from a business trip to Portland.
beyond
the rill.
has disposed of his dairy Inter­
ests and accepted a position with
Typewriters for rant. Elhart’a.
Here among the pine and cedar»
the Trinity Gold Mines company
be a guest;
y
Cliff Payne makes bread boards.
of California.
Hare where client mountains
aoothe yon, stroll and rdht:
Up and down and in and ojrer
Little trails, through sweet
white clover.
Here, • where you feel the Spirit
of the Weak.
LAST TIMES TODAY
“GROUNDS
FO R
DIVO RCE”
When day la done and evening
' ahadks ere creeping;
When everything la atUl, and
bird» are sleeping.
Thia onr prayer at close of
day—
Keep Thou our lips, our steps.
tidings
our way;
Warship committee, Mrs. William dltlons which should ha of great
Keep ns loviag day by day, all Myer, Mrs. H. B. McGee, Mrs. Interest' td all of u s .’ A social
Thy creations.
J. W.* McCoy and their names 1 hour will follow the program and
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w ill be 'presented at Tuesday’s refreshments will be served.'*
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Missionary Society Meet»—
m eeting.
The Woman’s Missionary society
’’The dub feels strongly, that Social Ctrrle—
of the Presbyterian. oburch w ill «very thinking woman in Ash-
The next m eeting'of the Social
hold its regular ¡ session tor N«r (land should be interested in Its Cirpls w in ha November 2«.
vember, at the home of Mr», ^undertakings and should give it The entertainment
committee
Elisabeth Van Sant, 179 Oak, Support, financially and other- will he in charge; members of
Wednesdsy the 18th, at > :«• wise.
It la non-partisan and which are, Mrs. 'E laine Davis,
p. m.
tyon-sectarlan; has a broad piat- Mrs. Roy Geethart, Mrs. Gal­
Tha program will feature work form to which none can Object braith and Mrs. R. L. Burdlc,
among the Southern» Mountain- and la trying to further work Jr.
eera, in the home work, and In la the community which will
At the last meeting, a business
Slam, for the foreign.
better conditions and make for one, held in the parlors of the
It hap been annonneed thht social pleasure.
Christian chutjch, - Wednesday,
there la the strong probability
"We would like the Idea to November 11, the ladles decided
that Miss Roberta Barr will he gain ground, that It la a priv- to hold a baaaar and food sale
preaent at th e annual Praise and ^ege as well aa a duty to he December 1«; the place will be
Thanksgiving service to he held a member.
announced taker.
November 22.
‘.’Thursday« evening at 8:1«,
Members of the society arV there wtU be a covered dish • Beautiful Description—
“ hod to keep- th e d ate of tk a supper fog members and their — Through th e
courtesy
of
meeting in mind and be present, husbands.. The club furnishes Vladame O. Tracy-Young, we are
coffee and bre^d and butter. It permitted to publish the follow­
Civic Club Meeting—
Is planed, to make thia a most ing lines, entitled "Home’,' writ­
"A beautiful luncheon wgg qnjoyabla gathering. Card tab­ ten by Mrs. Blrdeila Norris, at
served j.at the Club Housf, lea will .be ready for bridge, one tim e a member of the
Thursday a t one o’clock to the five hundred and rummy?
Authors* and Waiters’ Union, In
"Many
women
are
doing Chicago.
They are written In
Christmas fancy work at pres­ description of her home. Sum
ent and it baa been suggested mlt Lodge, In the beautiful Sis.
'that It be brought and an ex­ klyou mountains.
change of ideas on the subject
take place.
Fellowship Covered Dish
“The idea hack of Tuesday's
Supper—
regular club program la to find
Many gathered shout the tab­
out as nearly «a possible condi­ les *t the Fellpwshlp «upper,
tions In Ashjand. It has been, which was served at elx-flfteen
.termed in the >ear book a ‘Sur­
Wednesday evening, preceding
vey.’ To this end Judge Frost,
services at the Methodist church.
and Councilman J. H. Hardy, It was a covered dish affair,
have been asked to epeek and
with each lady furnishing a hot
Mrs. Frank Jordan also kaa
dish and sandwiches, and the
place on the program; a talk on Ladies Aid supplying the coffee,
Civic' Betterment.
cream and sugar.
This was
"The programs are free to planned, honoring the visit of
members add visiting guests. It the Rev. 8. J. Chaney, former
•fas been decided to make ®
nominal charge of twenty-five
new comers or others who are cents to any others attending,
interested In the work under­ for the rest of this year.
"It is hoped that there will
taken and done by thia organi­
sation and care to g iv e their be ipany men and women at­
encouragement and support to tend thia meeting and hear dis­
It, they may do so by getting cussed by thoee so well quali­
in touch with any of the toera- fied to do so, subjects and con-
pastor, and who was here to
hold Quarterly meeting.
B e a u t i f u l chrysanthemums
were used.1 in • decoration. It is
planned to have a series of those
pleasant, gatherings during the
winter.
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Ladies Aid M. E. Ckurch
Meet
The Ladles Aid of the Metho­
dist church will meet wlth^fira.
Pemberton at tbe< Parsonage,
Wednesday, November I I , .'at
2:00 p. m. It ie requested that
all members make a special ef-
Boots and Shoes
Wtih Our Oils and Greases
.OVERLAND
Shoe Shop
THANKSGIVING
GREETING CARDS, PLACE CARDS,
EVERYTHING FOR THE PARTY
Darling Studio & Art Store
Lithia Springe Hotel Building
REMEMBER!
Dad’s Gift
Is at tile
Hab-a-dash-Inn
LOCKS
Flour and Feed
meaning high quality
Of AU Kind*
stands for
Hardware
and pleasant for
. BANKING is i
women at this instil
W inchester Store
Opposite The Plaza
THEY will feel just a* much at home here
as in a department store.p 1
A CHECKING ACCOUNT simplifies the fam­
ily buying done so largely nowadays by the wo
men of the household.
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WE especially entourage women to open ac
counts* with us, as we give theiÿ SPECIAL atten
tion.
Silk and Woolen
Piece-Goods at Cost
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES FO R QUICK SALE.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Ashland, Oregon
’orsteds, 40 in. wide, all colors.
egular value, $1.25, going at
P¿>irets and Serges, 40 to 48 in.
wide, values to $1.98 Yd., going at
From N ow U n til th e D ay B efore
f ’orieta and Fancy Weaves, Val
ues to $2.98 yard, going at
T h an k sgivin g.
16 Mome Silk Pongee, Rejgula
$1.35 Grade, going at
Figured Silk Crepes, 40 in. Wide,
Beautiful Patterns, values to
$3,00, going at
.
^kinners Silks, Regular $2.95 Val
ues going at
54 in. Mens Wear Serge, Regular
$4.50 grade, going at
TUESDAY—WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY
Citrate
Protect Your
Coats, Dresses, Rayo; ►n Underwear,
40 in. Pan Velvet, Regular Value
$4.95 Yard, going at
Ratine Values Unequalled any­
where. Values to $1.79 the yard,
going at
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Linenft-
ool
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J avvilo^ J I L Aincli
/VIIIV'EA Cloths^ w w
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Dress Goods, Silks.
the “ Lemonade Tasting”
Laxative that’s always ef­
fective. Fresh every day,
35c a bottle.
Ride and thrill with The Pony Express!
Over burning plkali — through ice and snow — jlast
savage Indians and dangers without end!
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Admiadoo:—Adults, 60c; Children, 25c
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Lithia Sprii
Pharmacy
Phons U l
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AND A LOT OF SPECIALS IN ALL
DEPARTMENTS OF THIS BIG STORE
All 50 and 75c Poplins, assorted
colors, going at, 3 yds.
Satinized Lingette, the highest
quality made. Regular 69 and 79c
Values, going at
lgl$i,oo j < H
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B U Y Y O U R SILK A N D W OOLEN PIECE
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