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Returned' From Hunting Trip—
Mrs. b . W. Bade left today for
Pendleton where she will spend
the Christmas holidays.
For Sale— Uncalled for suits
and overcoats tor men, young
boys at a big saving st
Orres Tailor Shop, upstairs.
Smart new models in topooaft.
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Paulserud’s.
Our Butter Toasted sandwiches
are growing In popularity. Try
»ne at The Plata.
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Walk upstairs to Orres Tailor
Shop and save 810.00.
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Stylepius clothes at Paulser­
ud’s. Our suits are guaranteed.
Stated conolafe, Wednesday
evening, Dec. 16. Installation of
officers, work in Red Cross and
routine
business.
All
Sir
Knights courteously invited.
W. H. McOOWAN,
Here Tester-day—
K. T. Newbry of Talent was a
shopping visitqf In Ashlalnd yes­
terday.
The W. B. A. formerly the
Lady Macabees are giving a card
party. Wed., Dec.. 16 at 8:00 p.
m., at Odd Fellows Hall. Re­
freshments will be served. All
members cordially Invited. Ad-
mission 60c.
Haro your broken windows
repaired. Large stock of glass
on band. Jordan Sash and Cab-
(set Works. Phone 181.
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Call 130 for Powell’s famous
apple cider and we deliver.
«8-1 mo.
Visitors la Aehland—
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Weston, Jr.
and wife of Sacramento, Calif.,
are visitors In Ashland for a few
days on buslrihp-
If yon need an office or small
storeroom, the room next to
The Tidings office Is ready for
you. Apply at The Tidings - ot-
Reu.
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Have your Sunday dinner at
Martha’s Dtnnig Room.— Van-
dome Hytel.
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Kat at Martha’s dining room.
Vendome Hotel. Open 8:00 a.
m.. to 8:00 p. m.
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To the lady holding the moat
tickets Xmas evening,
give a beautiful pair of “Kosy-
Komfort" House Slippers.— Army
Stopped In Ashland —
Miss Kramer of San Francisco
stopped oft in Ashland for a short
while today on her way to visit
her mother in Albany over the
holidays.
. The Trinity Guild will hold
a Food Sale, Thurs., at 10:30.
Alb good things to eat at store
room In Butler Bldg., formerly
occupied by Sugg Millinery. ,
Pearl Ivory toilet sets for gifts.
— Elharts.
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FOR MORE ANJ> BETTER
CHOPS
Sulphate of Ammonia around
Your Trees
We have a good supply.
ASHLAND FRUIT AND PRO­
DUCE ASSOCIATION
John Fowler and F. B. Carson
returned yepfihlay from a suc­
cessful duck hunting trip to
Klamath Falls.
Send G reeting' Cards.— McNair
Bros.
LET J. L. Ketch write your
automobile insurance.
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Madden retreads tires.
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A good Siskiyou county farm
to trade for Ashland property.
E. T. STAPLES
At same old stand Hotel Ashland.
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Just received Nero Navajo
Hat and Scarf sets for winter at
Mrs. H. Simons, 86 S. Pioneer
Ave.
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Popular
Copyright
Fiction
Books, 76c.— McNair Bros.
Building Garage—
H. O. Anderson is building a
new garage on his property on the
Boulevard.
The gentleman holding the
most tickets Xmdl eve we will
give a pair of Hood Hip Rubber
boots.— Army. Goods Store.
Moved to Ashland— •
H. 8. Gooding and' family of
Klamath Falls have moved to
Ashland, and will be at home at
662 Fairview Avenue. Mr. Good­
ing was a prominent business
man of Klamath Falls.
Cliff Payne makes hall trees.
FOR SURETY bonds see J.
80-1 Mo.
L. Ketch, Ashland Hotel Bldg.
Coffee with real cream served
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at Ntnlngers.
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Hat tub sulphur hatha. Day
Leave Tomorrow
or night at Jatfkaon Hot Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Robinson
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will leave tomorrow for Hugo,
Madden sella protected tires.
Oklahoma, where they will visit «
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over the Christmas holidays with
Complete line of Christmas
relatives.
candles at The Plata Confec-
Leather bill folds and parses. tlonery,
— Elhart’s.
Coin purses and billfolds.
Why do yon pay Sewing Ma­
McNair Bros.
chine Agents tram 8128 to 816*
Here Today—
for sewing machines, when yon
M. 8. Brney,
can get the W hite here for 8*8-
master car builder of Dunsmuir, Emil Pell.
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For Fire Insurance see J . L.
was a visitor la Ashland today
Ketch, Ashland Hotel Bldg.
FOR SALE—A few good breed
ing cockerels and cocks,
erad stock. H. S. Morrison.
22, Ashland, Oregon.
Repairs That Will
Please
with bath.
116 Fork street.
88-2*
LOST— On Main St., U n sad
blue wool gauntlet glove ter
right hand.
Finder return to
Tidings office.
88-1* DEATH CALLS MAJOR
GANDEE, ARMY OFFICER
WANTED— Pruning and gar­
den work of all kinds.
Phone
(Continued from page One)
441. R. A. Segsworth.
88-26*
apparent upon his removal to
LOST—Black and white Fox
Chicago, and he was removed to
Terrier r pup. Answers by name
a national hosptUl to Washing­
of Robby.
Return to Thomas
ton D. C. A little more than
HUI 148 Granite or Phone 180.
two years ago he was discharged
,
88-2
because of disability,, and re­
SALE—£-room
bouse moved to Ashland, hoping to
furnished,
near
new better his health.
Major Gandee Is survived by
Large JpL Only 82128.
J.' L. Ketch, Ashland his wife, four sons and ‘ one
dg.
81-2 daughter. Funeral services were
held this afternoon from the J.
FOR SALE OR JSXCHANGB— P. Dodge and Sons Funeral
6. 10 or 16 acres close in good Chapel. Interment was In the
modern Improvements, free water Mountain View cemetery. . *
right.
J. L. Ketch, Ashland
A firing squad from Bat­
Hotel Bldg.
88-2 tery B Oregon National Guard
• FOR EXCHANGE— For Med­ attended the funeral and ac­
ford house. Small plastered bun­ corded full mUltary rites at the
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galow in Ashland. Also 6 room grave.
house partly furnlBhed.
J. L.
Ketch, Ashland Hotel Bldg.
YOUNG BOB REFUSES FAVORS
OFFERED IN FATHER’S NAME
( Continued from Page One)
A. A. A. OFFICE TO BE
PLACED HERE AT ONCE
even younger than his 30 year?.
There is no strut In his man­
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ner. and he wouldn’t ’ be lacked
Harry A. Stearns, Elmer C. Bie­ out In the street .car for a' sen­
gel, Arthur M. Peters, J. Floyd ator.
But sit down and talk with
Place, Eric V. Werren, John R.
Edwards, F. C. Stevens, W. G. the friendly young chap. Look
Sanders, Leo F. Ferguson, M -Into his assured, cool, blue-gray
, NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY CdpRT QF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR JACKSON COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of
I William weyth, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned to all persons hav­
ing claims against the above
named estate to present them
with proper vouchers within six
months from the date of first
publication hereof to Nellie Dick­
ey, Attorney at law, room 6,
Mills Building, Ashland, Oregon.
Date of first publication, No­
vember 84, 1926.
LOUIS WBRTH,
Administrator.
72-6 Tnes.
USED, CAR
BARGAINS
SE PICTURE SENSA
TION OF THE AGE!
A CAST OF BOB7
1920 C hevrolet........ $125
1923 Chev. Coupe ..$400
1923 Chev. Roadster $250
1921 Ford Touring . .$90
1922 Ford Ton Truck $250
1918Velie . . . . ........ $200
1923 Ford Coupe .. .$400
Raoul was as Life itself— yet it
was nothing when Erik wanted
her.
Why did they call him the
Phantom? What was his unearth­
ly power? Who was he? Why did
thousands seek him out in that
last mad bunt In the under­
ground? To understand—to enjoy
—f o thrill— yon and your whole
family innst see the most fan­
tastic melodrama ever made.
Come now!
Automotive Shop
Two Years in the Making!
A Picture You’ll Never
Forget!
ADMISSION
Children 25c — Adults 50c
SHOWS
‘ 1 : 3 0 - 7 : 1 5 — 9:15
A SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE
Mending in beautiful unity with the fantastic aspect of this wild,
weird and wonderful masterpiece, will be played at each performance
by Geo. D, Converse.
B rakeR elining Done fey
Machinery
Shopping Emporium
TABLE LINENS
LINEN LUNCH SETS
In colors of gold, blue, orchid and natural. 54
to 70 inches. Priced at $8.95 4o $7.50.
DRESSER SCARFS
Make It A Gift
for The Home
Wearwell All-Wool
Blankets
For sn u g . warmth there’s
nothing to equal the com­
fort of a good wool blanket.
Old rose, lavender, yellow,
blue, and pink are some of
the attractive color effects
featured In the latest design­
ed plaids. We are featuring
these Wearwell All-Wools In
slses 88x80 and 70x80.
<10.00 to 818.00 Pair
WEAKWELLBLANKEI5
«yea ami listen to his clear-cut have a chance to accomplish thing. I don’t «ant to ‘clrcur
speech. There are trace^ o f the what ‘actually ia In me— It any» thia thing, 'but te do real work.*
boy remaining, but they are v eil
buried in the mind trained by
eight yearn*, ateady handling of
senatorial affairs, both in h ii
father’s office and in campaign.
. “I realise.” he teUs you, “that
because of my father’s name and
TODAY - TOMORROW - THURSDAY
my youth and things of that
sort, I am getting a lot more
attention than is actually war­
ranted. And that is an incum­
brance rather than a help. What
1 hope is that I may stay out
of that artificial light and may
Plain and Satin Finish 60 to 72 inches wide.
Kull bleached. Priced at $1.75 to $2-98 yard.
The Quality Store
DISTURBANCE IN A LOCAL
THEATRE
The patrons of a local show
house were very much disturbed
and annoyed by the continuous
coughing of a person in the audi­
ence. Don’t be a nuisance be­
cause you have a cough or cold.
A few doeea Of FOLEY’S HONEY
AND TAR COMPOUND taken
promptly will bring speedy re­
lief from coughs, colds and
hoarseness. Mrs. W. T. Clary,
White Plains, Va., writes: “We
have nsed FOLEY’S HOVEY AND
TAR COMPOUND for colds end
bad eongks with splendid results.
Sold Everywhere.
y
FOR RENT—4 Completely
furnished housekeeping rooms
recovariSglfom 8 M f W i n # «
E. R. IS A A C & CO
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
6 Marcels, 8^ 00
Attractive coupon gift books
(Limited number of books.)
The Vanity Shoppe
McGee’s Store.
Phone 188
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FOR SALE— My eight tube
Super-Hnàodyne, one of the heat
seta in Ashland. Will sell ogSL
plate or set alone. B. B. Mor­
rison Box 28, Ashland, Oregon.
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77-Tuee. Set.
W. Hamalpr, Arthur N. Hum­
phrey, Milton A. Blegel, » . V,
Gillette, P . S. Proroat, W. D.
Jackson, Mr». F. J. Ahlstram,
V. D. Miller, H. W. Barron, Mrs.
L. Hllty, C. D. Dayhott, H. C.
High, J. E. Eders George W.
H obs , J. K. McWilliams, W. J.
Dougherty, F. M. Schuerman, J.
P. Wolf, Jeaa L. Neil, R. F.
Strorm, James L. Smith. O. A.
Paulaerud, W. W. Allen, B. B.
Poyer,
Frank G. Dean, W. H.
McNair, R. W. Price, J. L.
Ketch,
C. C. Darling, .G. M.
Green,
T. R. Jackaon, K. P.
Nims.
All our confections horns made
R huu i u N m
and fresh daily at Candyland.
Miss Shirley Meyers, daughter,
FOR MORE AND BETTER
of Mrs. ' Coyla Meyers is slowly
Mr. Hoffman of the Studebaker
Motor Company of Los Angeles Use Sulphur, Land Plaster and
Superphosphate
stopped over In Ashlalnd today on
For
Hay;
Grain and Bnlbe
bis way to Portland.
We
can
make
yon Interesting
There 1« joy and companion­
ship for the boy or girl away
from home, In a good portrait
of mother ad father, don’t neg­
lect It.—-Studio Ashland.
Boxes filled from your selec­
tion from stpek at Candyland.
Renting a specialty. List your
hones with
ASHLAND REALTY CO.
For Bale—M. T. Linseed ol’
barrels. Bwennlng A Gear.
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Returned to Work
B. N. Nelson who h u been 111
at his home Tor a number of
weeks has returned to hla work
at the Overland Shoe 8hop.
Orres big sale still on. ,
Candy land— We are prepared
to handle your Xmas orders with
fresh confectionery of aU kinds.
A fit guaranteed. It costs no
more. Pauleernd’s for suits and
overcoats.
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The Trinity Guild will hold
a Food Sale, Thurs., at 10:30.
All good things to eat at store
room in Butler Bld4, formerly
occupied by Sugg Millinery.
Orres remodels clothes, up-
SHOE AND GLOVE sale a
on at Wood’s Store where j
save a Itttle.
l-8eod
Wearwell Wool and Cotton
Blankets, Priced
80.48 a id a e .e e
. . Yn white with Stencil patterns; guaranteed fast
colors. Priced at $2,49 and $2.98. -
FANCY TOWELS } ' >.
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All sizes and colors. Scroll and geometrical de­
signs. In colors of rose, blue, gold,- orchid and
. ; tan. Priced at 60c to $1.69.
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is a place where you
Open day and evening,
can do your Christmas Shopping conveniently. Here you will
find at fair prices Gift Goods to suit every taste and every
purse—Delicious Candy »in Gala Yuletide Dress, Fascinating
Toilet Requisites, Singly and in Sets, Quality Stationery in
GiftBoxes, Greeting Cards, Fountain Pens, Selected Brushes,
Flashlights and many more. Y ou can eave time and money by
your Shopping Headquarters,
making
CHILD’S KNIT CAPS AND SCARFS
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Bright new colors. They coins in angora and
brush effects. Priced at $2.50 to $4.95.
They come in all shades of copper, blue, tan,
maize, haze and blaze. Browns and Hoggart.
Brushed or plain knit. Priced at $3.95 to $10.
IN THE SHOE DEPARTMENT
We /wive new Zasts in stylish footery. All­
leather and leather combinations. New
heels and and step-ins..
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Pendleton Beaver State Quality Robes
Made of all Virgin. Wool in a Beautiful line of
Patterns, Each $19.00
“Wearwell” Wool Comforts
Coverings of Silkolene, Sateen and Silk Mull,
Priced $8.98 to $12.00 Each
“Rayon” Silk Bedspreads
Very Suitable for Christmas Gift. Come in Rose,
Gold and Blue—Size 90x108 Each $16.50
Size 80x108, Each $13.50
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
HERE
Gifts for Every Member of the Family.
ToyviUe on the Balcony
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Perfume Sets
The Finest Made
Djer Kiss
Melba . . .
Hudnuts
$6.50 and $10.00
C olgates .
Cara Nome -
Lasting Gifts
“We Fit The Feet’’
Of Pyralin Ivory
in sets and single pieces
IN THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
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Beautiful Stationery
Wi ¿tow
(BATHROBES .
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For men and boys. All sizes and grades.
NATTY CAPS
.. New patterns, all sizes, $1.25 to $3.00.
CHENEY CRAVATS
That the tie the men like. When they wear a
“ Cheney” they know their morning star is in
the east. Get ’em here at $1.00 and up.
SHOP NOW rAT,
Safety
Razors
Gem, Gillette,
Autostrop, etc.
$1.00
Rubberset
Brushes
Shaving Mirrors
Mens .Toilet Sets.
75c to $1.50
Thermos
,
Bottles
$1.60 .
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K B. i a t V
a C & A
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NEW SHIRTS
Any neat pattern you want. They come in
stripes, check, shadows or tutone effects. Pric­
ed at $1.95 to $6.00.
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F ro m $5.00
B row nies as low as $1.00
Albums
25c to $5
Size 72x84 E ach $14.50
Size 62x78 Felt Bound, Each $18.95
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LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDRENS
SWEATERS
Pendleton” Virgin Wool Blankets
“Pendleton” Indian Blankets
KODAKS
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Priced from 50c to $3.50
PRACTICAL
USEUFL GIFTS
Perfume Atomizers
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75c to $2.76
Flashlights '
$1.25- Complete
Alarm Clocks . . . . .$1.50
J
W atermans •
Fountain Pens
Curling Irons ............ 98c
Ingersoll Watches
A Kantleek H ot Water.
‘ B ottle $2.50
$2.50 up
Cqin Purses and
• Billfolds ' ‘
The Famed» dAmity” Brand
Evershatp Pencils
M c N a i r
brothers
••SCATTER SUNSHINE WITH CHRISTMAS CARDS"