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James Beagle w ill leave tomor
row morning for Shasta.
Fresh Tamales.— The
Z Dan Kay recently finished a
lhrge garage on his property on
A v e ry , street.
Hut tab sulphur hatha. Day
Ar night at Jackson Het Springs.
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Rose
Moving—
J. J. Chambers is moving today
from A street to Hargadine St.
Large Hats
» A N T E D — To rent part or all
if private garage on ChuTch at.
^hone i l l - R .
For Fire Insurance see J. L.
Ketch, Ashland Hotel Bldg.
8 7-tf
« Does Blackwell do cabinet
w ork? You bet.
Phone 323-L.
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For cleaning an pressing try
Paulserud’s.
W e Call.
76-tI Here Yesterday —
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sullinger
W hy do you pay Seeing Ma of Talent were business visitors
chine Agents from 8180 to |1 5 0 in Ashland yesterday.
tor sewing machines, when you
Dance at Jackson Hot Springs
can get the W hite here for 865.
December 5.
Bm ll Pail.
. 68-tf Saturday night,
Music by Abbie Green's |»Ilte
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Sittings evenings by appoint- Hawks popular orchestra.
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ment.— Darling Studio.
> 1 1 0 A M I?
1 am W- T. Blaekwell, alias
Arizona B ill, the two brush man.
I ’m everything these other palnt-
>ars ain’t.
N u t Sod1.
Phone
423-L .
7 8-tf
U u c h K ita, 81.18. at E lh a rt’i
C liff Payne makes ball trees
overcoats
J. M. Mcleay of Portland was a
Leaving Tonight—
business visitor in Ashland yes
v M r. H erat of the Vining The
terday.
ater w ill leave this evenlgn for St.
Louis, Missouri, where he w ill be
The ladies of the Baptist
a visitor for about a month.
chtfreh w ill hold a cooked food
sale and bazaar a t Hardy Bros
FO R SU R ETY bonds sea
Grocery, Saturday, Dec. 5. Ladies
X«. Ketch, Ashland Hotel Bldg.
aak to bring their- m aterial by
8:00 a. m.
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Fire, Auto, L iability and all
kinds of Insurance.
Madden retreads tires.
qaaiity
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C. N. Gilmore wh<j has
76-tf 111 at his home for a few days is
BusinesH Visitor—
STAPLES REALTY
Ashland Hotel Bldg.
candles.— The
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Kansas wheat lands— I have
Quality and very exclusive a splendid cattle ranch, a fine
nas cards. Order now at El- wheat farm and a good residence
to exchange for Ashland proparty.
For particulars address J. C.
Chocolate
Hopper, Ashland, Oregon.
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Candyland.
able to resume his duties w ith the
Carson Fowler Company.
ASHLAND REALTY CO.
Call 130 for Powell’s famous
apple cider and we deliver.
B o m .
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To Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Ander
son of Elisabeth street yesterday
morning, a boy
ib-turned to Ashland—
James Bowers and J. Edward
Thornton returned last evening
from Portland where they a t
tended the Elks meeting.
Exceptional valnea in slightly
Dance a t Jackson Hot Springs
used
Victrolas, Sonoras and Edi
Saturday night, December 6.
son
Disc
phonographs. The Rose.
Music by Abbie Green‘d Nite
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Hawks popular orchestra.
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AMERICANS SAFE IN
CHINA SAYS OFFICER
From H ornbrook-
M A N IL A , Dec. 2— (U . P .)—
J. H . W illiam s of Hornbrook
American
residents in Shanghai
was a visitor la Ashland today.
w ill be safe, regardless of any
oatbreaka that may .taka plane
High grade tailoring by an ex there, in tbe opinion of Ad
part tailor at Orres Tailo r Shop, m iral Clarence W illiam s, com
upstairs. Made in our own shop. mander of the Asiatic fleet, who
Try us out.
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General Leonard Wood
Orres cleans clothes. Phone 14
Just arrived at Nlningara, Miss
Hava your broken %rlndows
8aylors unusual chocolates and
Scotch toffe.
7 4-tf repaired.
Large stock of glass
m head.. Jordan Saab and Cab-
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W e can make yonr portrait in (net Works. Phon« 181.
the evening.— Darling Studio.
78-tf To Hiakiyoo—
B. C. McHenry and V. V. Mills
-pants at motored to the Siskiyou district
are going this morning to canvas for the
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FINISHING TODAY
HAROLD LLOYD
FRESHMAN”
mag giving complete.
Inciden
tally yyu w ill Insure the success
of the first fu ll Christmas holi
day in thw history of the U. 6.
postal service.
LANES CRASH
W alk upstairs to Orre» Tailor
■ For
Bale— Furniture
from
Jesse W ilb u rn 's ottica— Desl^s.
8 w tn i Chafes, lin e , etc-
Rare
«banca to furnish yonr office
elegantly at low coot.
Call at
T H E BAZAAR, opposite For-1
Agency, N. M ain Street.
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(Continued from Page One)
Dance' at Jackson Hot Springs Large M t hats, rolled on the side in
night, December S. cowboy fashion or turns«1 up sharply
Music by Abbie Green’s Nite in the back but allowed to be wide at
the front and sides, are returning to Returned to A s h la n d -
Hawks popular orchestra.
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Morton E. Thompson recently
create variety at least.
returned .to Ashland from Spo
H air bobbing, marcelling
kane where he has been ejaploy-
specialty. The Vanity Shoppe.
LED WHEN
ad with the associated decorators
Merchant’s lunch every «day,
Miss Margaret Campbell is re 11 to 2 p. m., 80c at The Plaza
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ported as being 111 at her home. Confectionery.
» Gifts that are easily obtained She w ill not be able to rqturn to
w ith real cream served
X 2sw minutes sitting— we dc her work at the local telephone at Coffee
Nlnlngera.
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office
for
some
time.
the rest.— Studio Ashland.
Liat your
P A W S , Dec. X— (U . P . ) ~
Premier B riand’a ministerial de
claration to the French parlia
ment today was r&eived coldly
by the members. The situation
is
deemed
serious,
leaving
doubt as to whether the govern
ment would find a «safe ma-
Jorlty to support it.
Saturday
Panlaernd'a suits are guaran
Ranting a specialty.
nae with
The county, council of the
Parent-Teacher association -*111
hold a meeting in the Central
Point school building Saturday
afternoon at 3 o’clock, it was an
nounced today.
A n interesting
program has been prepared, and
a ll teachers and *parenta are in
vited to attend.
TRIBUTE!) CHRISTMAN
Ih tO R R IC H A R D SA ID —
> ' I t ’s a poor ra t that has bat
one hole.”
I am not a poor ra t, hut a
carpenter, painter, repairman and
cement man.
Neither am I a poor fish so
do your Inside work now. W . T.
^lackwell, Phone 323-L.
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lb-turned to Work—
Styleplus suits and
at Paulaerud’a.
mail not to be dis -'
BRIAND LOSXS Of
r. T. A. BODY
OPENING FIGHT
IT« SATURDAY
HNOW AT RIM OF CRATER
LAKE 80 INCHES DEEP
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around at Aqna Springs camp,
foupd that one o f . tbe large
bear« recently broke through the
outer wall of the cottage, close
by
Superintendent
Thomson’s
residence, and usually occupied
during the C rlte r Lake season
by A rthu r Moen, the superin
tendent’s secretary and family,
making its way into the building
through a two foot opening,
a fter tearing off two boards.
The hear created general con
fusion among the pots, dishes
and pan» and other “ housekeep
ing” utensils stored within, by
scattering them promiscuously,
as well S | a quantity of flour.
I t la thought that no moro
trouble w ill be encountered with
the national park bears, as they
probably Have gone into hiber-
I nation by thia time.
— ( U ? -F ire chief asks for
>herd
M U C H N E W M A T E R IA L
and
Second
Lieutenant
JOhU .
______ y
Dewey Christian, . both United
(Continued from Page One)
State» Marine Corps members
were killed here today whan their was read, and the members of
planes collided in a ir * practice (he council voted to attend one
flights over San Diego harbor. of the meetings.
Both planes fell into the b»y'
.8. A. Peters, Sr., and Counctl-
, roan H igh were appointed to
¡Check over tke proflbrty at the
Community hospital, and the City
Recorder was authorised to gd-
.Vertise tor bids on the rental
of the building. In the future
(Continued from Page Ona)
the ctiy w ill make all repairs on
a il available lands contain- the building, and the leasee w ill
mber Hands, whether large be required to furnish a 81,000
tall, should engage the at-' bond to Insure care of the per-
n of Congress.”
sonal property.
serious, situation c o n fro n t ' By a unanlmoua vote of tho
le federal government was council, the ordinance requiring
lae noted in the adminl»- tj,e payment of a license by
taxles was repealed.
The tax
has been a thorn in the aide of
both the police department and
the tax i men fo r some time, and
q ¡repeal was fe lt to be the
looaJ initiative, opportunity for
expansion has been curtailed by
bureau official» made heeltant by
lim ited authority.”
MAN T A K E N IN A T T E M P T
Divided administration la the
TO E N T E R HOUSE
“menace of A laska’s develop
ment,” he atatbd. } “ The situation
(Continued from pago Ona)
ciUM W r prom pt symp4t0>«tlc
o f’ brush o n • the banks of Bear
study by congress.”
W ith regard to tbe Abakan creek.
Railroad, ta lk o f scrapping it ,t Followiag his arrest, Carson ad
should ba set aside by the con mitted that he was wanted 1 b Day*
sideration of a method of mak- ton for the theft of an automobile.
we have Local officers are in communica
tion w ith the Dayton police to
vprlfy this statement, and If It
Eugene — Southern Pacific is found to be true. Carson w ill
grading new term inal grounds probably be taken to the Ohio
city to stand trfc l for the theft.
Just Three Weeks Till Christmas
AND IN 'T H IS SHORT SPACE, YOU WILL HAVE
MANY THINGS YOU W ANT TO DO.
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We are preparing our entire store tq make your shopping convenient. We want
you to take early advantage of the many beautiful gifts we have for Christmas.
OUR STOCKS ARE COMPLETE WITH GIFTS FOR ALL. THE CHARM
AND JOY OF GIVING WILL BE REALIZED WHEN YOU CHOOSE FROM
OURCMAMMOTHSTQCK”
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Consider
Fancy Dove Lingerie in sets
Towels
Plain and Fancy, in Pink, Blue, Or
chid, Gold, and Rose, at
C C c to C O A A
Costume effects at
Pajamas at
Silk Chemise at
Rayon Bed Spreads
72x108 in Colors of Rose, Lavender,
Gold and Blue, at
Combinations
81xl0&-~all colors at
Silk Robes at
These spreads are of the Viscos Ray
on, which thread is known of “ Linen
Strength” . All fast colors. .
OUR RIBBON CRAFT LINE IS .HIST BEING UNPACKED. IN THIS, WE
HAVE GENUINE CITY MERCHANDISE THAT IS GOING TO BE A REVE
LATION TO YOU. BE SURE TO SEE THEM.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
TABLES, LEDGES ANP CABINETS
Everything is sparkling with the Newness of Christmas
Specialists
IN
Mens Xmas Wear
Miller’s Toggery
“Hab-a-dash-inn”
College Days Were a College “ D aie” for Harold!
—His name was Lamb, but they made him the goat
of the college!
Shop Early
—and in the Morning
Foot Comfort
Demonstration
Saturday, Dec. 5th
Foot troubles are universal. Government records show
that 7 out of gvery 10 adult people have some form o f
foot trouble.
You are probably a victim of foot trouble yourself. It
may be only fi) corn, a callous, a bunion or some more-
serious trouble such as weak and broken-down arches.
You might not know tbe nature of your trouble but you
do know that your feet ache, pain, and get all tired out
on the slightest provocation.
’ FOOT COMFORT EXPERT HERE
THURSDAY ONLY
ÏCôASÎ OF
A dazing comedy-drama of Palm Beach society.
Gloria as the girl who tried to buck the breakers on
the coast of fad, fashion and folly.
ADMISSION
Matinee 10c—25c — Evening 10c—35c
Here are handbigs of unusual distinction for those
whose quest is for a hag of the finer sort. Shapes
vary, in silks, leathers and mesh. All show their
fine character by the precise attention to the small
est details.
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Come to our Foot Comfort Department on the/above
date and get a Free Demonstration. There’s no charge
for this valuable service. This work is in charge of a
Special Demonstrator from The Scholl Mfg. Co. This is
an opportunity that every foot sufferer should grasp.
FREE PEDO-GRAPH PICTURE
In a few seconds’ time, without removing the hose, he
can make a photographic print of your foot that posi
tively shows if you do have foot troubles and to what
stage the trouble has progressed. This service is ab so
lutely free and places you under no obligation whatever.
LEATHBB
UNDEBABM
BAGS
bxaded bags
12.96 to 19.75
FREE SAMPLES
12.45 to 110.00
UnuBuzlly attractive cMilgna,
and Just aa attractively priced
are those beaded bags from
Belgium gad Franca.
D o you want to know how to Stop corns hurting in
stantly? Come in and get a sample of Dr. Scholl s
Zino-pads. They remove the cause of corhs— friction
and pressure. Tnin, antiseptic, healing.
Jaat a b o n t, «vorything that ia
new and good in thaa« ptopular
■häpeä ia shown bar«.
VANITY B0XX8 >
F la t
Underarm
Boxa« and
Kodak dorks are particularly
favored now.