Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, December 16, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

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    L. N. Brainerd of Portland was
Mr. Salisbury of San Francisco
w ill be the house gueat of Calvin a business visitor in Ashland yes­
McCelland for the Christmas holi­ terday.
days.
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received Nero Navajo
Scarf sets for winter at
* F or F ire Insurance see J. L.
Simons, 26 S, Pioneer
Ketch, Ashland H otel Bldg.
38-3
67-tt
Renting a specialty. Liat your
house with
A SHLAND R E A L T Y CO.
Have your Bunday dinner at
Martha’s Dtnnig Room.— Van-
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dome Hotel.
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Candy Und— We are prepared
Crater L a k e Picture
to handle your Xmas orders with
»1.26.— McNair Bros.
fresh confectionery of all kinds.
FOR SU R ETY bonds
82-eod-tri L. Ketch, Ashland Hotel
Stated Convocation, Thursday
evening. Dee. 17. Election and
installation of officers. Routine
business.
A lt companions in-
vlted. Meet at 7:30.
O. W . D U N N , H
W , H. DAY, Secretary; *
Mre. H. S. Newton baa returned
Francis and Joe Byrne left last
evening for Southern California home from K lam ath Falla after
where they w ill »spend the Christ­ visiting for several weeks with
Mr. Newton is stilt
mas holidays with their parent«. relatives.
visiting’ In Klam ath oounty.
C liff Payne makes hall trees.
20 per cent reduction on to
bacco.
Woods.— S76 E. Main
Officera Elected—
Returned Home
Left Last Evening—
Business Visitor—
Visiting H e re
framed
Bibles and Testaments
The T rin ity Guild w ill hold
gifts.— E lh a rt’s.
a Food Sale, Thurs., at 10:30.
A ll good things to eat at store
Have yonr broken windows
room In Butler Bldg., formerly
repaired.
Large stock of glass
oAupied by Sugg M illinery.
ja hand. Jordan Sash and Cab­
inet Works. Phone 161.
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The T rin ity Gnlld w ill hold,
a Food Sale, Thurs., at id:30.J
When passing by stop and see
A ll good things to eat at store our Guaranteed Used' Cara with
room in Butler Bldg., formerly thirty days Free Service.— Hani-
aker Motor Co.
Oak S'.reet
occupied by Sugg M illinery.
Garage.
90-2
When passing by stop and see
The home of the Ashland Ta-
Styleplus clothes at Paulser-
onr Guaranteed Used Cats with
The W . B. -A . form erly the th irty days Free Service.— Ham- ud’s. Our suits arq guaranteed. male.— The Rose.
Perfume in. g ift boxes.— Me
Lady Macabeea are giving *a card a k ir Motor Co.
Nalr Bros.
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Oak Street
party. Wed., D m .,’ 16 at 8:00 p. Garage.
To San F r a n c is c o -
90-2
m., at Odd Fellows H a ll.
Re­
Call 130 for Powell’s famous
Ted Lockhart left last evening
Expected H e r e -
freshments w ill be served. Every­ Returned H o m e -
Mrs. Elison is expecting her son for Saa ' P r a n d io , where he w ill apple cider and wa deliver.
one cordially invited.
Admis­
Louts Dodge returned home to­ Ross, to arrive some time this enter the hospital for medical
69-1 mo.
sion 60c.
day from a weeks business trip week from Calgary, Alberta, to treatment.
in Portland. He also visited in spend the Christmas holidays in
Started Building—
v ,
Eugene for a short while with Ashland.
W hy not buy It at the A rm y
Preparation has been made and his daughter, Edith.
Goods Store? Even though you
the carpenters are at work on
Cou­
You should see Mrs. Fred do have to pay less.
the first floor of the new gram-
L E T J. 1». Ketch write your Homes as the st/ffragist, and pon tickets with each 60c sale.
mar school building.
automobile insurance.
71-ti Mrs. Norma Reeder a s . the suf­
Army Goods Store
fragist’s naughty little girl, at
C liff Payne makes panel doors.
Madden retreads tires.
Bellview, Dec. 18, at 8 o’clock • For him, a beautiful Reming­
Admission 35c and 26c.
90-1 ton pocket knife from 60c to
FOR MORE AND BETTER
make
Suits
overcoats
»5.00.— Army Goods Store.
It
CHOPS
-Paulserud’s.
practical
Smart-new models in topcoats
Use Sulphur, Land Plaster and
Paulserud’s.
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When passing by stop and see
Superphosphate
our
Guaranteed Used Cars w ith
« For Hay, Grain and Bulbs
Candy Land— Our special »1.00
Our Butter Toasted sandwiches
th
irty
days Free Service.— H ani-
W a can make yon Interesting and 60c cartons of
assorted are growing In popularity. T ry
aker
Motor
Co.
Oak Street
chocolates make a nice Xmas one at The Plasa.
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Garage.
90-2
g ift.
80-1
Mo
Bargains
In
Edtson
Disc
phonographs, prices cut in half.
When passing by stop and see Records with each deal.— Tho
onr Onsranteed Used Cars with Rosa.
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thirty days Free Service.— Ham-
a k rr Motor Co.
Oak Street Returned to A sh la n d -
Oarage.
90-2
Fred M erritt and Mansle Byden
returned ywterday from a two
Anaco
cameras
months visit In Nevada.
»26.90.— E lhart’s.
Complote line of Christmas
candles at The Plasa Confoo-
tlqpery, 20e per lb., and up.
Calvin McCelland retornad the
firs t of the week from San Fran
cisco where he has been work
lag for the past six months.
Tear Trees
We have a good supply
W alk upstairs to Orres Tailor
top and save 810.00.
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Boxee filled from your sele¿-
I f you’re hungry, come to
Bellview, Dec. 18 at 8 o’clt^k. tlon from stock at Candyland.
AU kinds of eats after the show.
Admission 36c and 26c.
90-1
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
6 Marcels, »5.00
A ttra ttiv e coupon gift books
(Lim ited number of books.)
The Vanity Shoppe
MeGee's S ta re .----------- Phone U M
W h y do yon pay Sewing Ma­
chine Agents from »120 to »160
for sewing machines, when you
ean get the W hite here for »06.
■asU Pell.
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’
Mrs. Charles B rolll who has
been quite ill at her home on H el­
man street Is Teportqd as. Improv­
ing.
Eat at Martha's dining room
te n d o n e M o te t
Q pea<:00~-kk
m., to 9:00 p. m.
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that
Gifts of photographs bring
Paul- hearts closer together.— Studio
•O jtf Ashland.. -
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8elect G ift Stationery.— McNair
Deas Hardsell was a business
visitor in Ashland yeaterday from
AU onr confections home made
H ilt, California.
and freak dally at Candyland.
L
Merry Christmas!
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protected
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—J —_ J
The Men’s Shop
Miller’s Toggery
The picture that baffles descrip­
• Candy canes, all alias a t reas­
tion— words cannot describe It!
onable
prices.— The Rose.
You must see this marvelous,
thrilling, breath-taking produc­
tion whose graribeur and tense
drama will smsse snd startle you.
See “ The Phantom" whose weird
power will grip and surprise you!
See the mask ball scene, the most
exotic, the wildest of Parisian
revels, shown In full natural col­
or, the most striking, beautiful
scene ever thrown upon the
F O R R E N T — Three room house
modern. Garage, chicken house.
Apply. 1166 Ashland St.
90-2*
Your Christmas Gifts
from
these—
Ladies Rayon and Lisle Hose
Leather driving gloves; cuff or slip-ons, fur lined
Priced from $2.25 to $5.50.
Our Shoe Department Offers
Hundreds of pairs of comfy slippers—soft padded
Soles lined forms; suff tops and very flexible; any
color. See our windows and on the tables. Priced
for all the family, $£25 to $2.50.
offers the choicest lines of tâBTê runners, tapestry
or jewel cloths at $1.50 to $2.98.
Collar and cuff sets in lace or linen, a big assort
ment at $1.00 to $2.98. — J
Fancy kid gloves in black, browh, fawn, tan,
champaign, white and greys. Cutout or stitched
cuffs; all sizes at $2.75 to $4.50.
Ladies and Children’s
LEATHER BOSTON BAGS, UP TO 89.00
A Coat
Getting Ready
For Christmas
We have the Laundry
service you desire.
room house, barn. Bellview dis­
tric t. »1,000,
W . W . Robison,
63 N. Main.
90-2
and purses. Our line is big, broad and the range
is complete. Blacks, brown, tan and light shades
at 50c to $10.00.
Ums
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Are you planning and
preparing those glad
surprises that make this
time or year a joy to
yourself and others t or
gre you putting in the
time scrubbing out the
clothes that were soiled
last week! Let us help
make possible the real
Christmas spirit in your
•W A S H IN G T O N . Dec. 16, — (IP)
— Senator Jobes, republican of
Washington, baa bean assured
LOST— A green gold Shaffer
that the w ar departments request
for two A dm iral-O riental ateam- fountain pen. Finder please leave
90-2*
era for« transport service w ill not at Tidings. Reward.
be granted, he paid a fter a cpn-
W A N T E D — Auto Salesmen,
ference w ith President Coolidge
H udsoa,- Essex, Overland and
today.
W illya Knight.
Must furnish
bond.'
See
Mgr.
at
Lithla
Springs
garage.
'
90-tf
WASHINGTON 80L 0N
Mr. and Mrw. Irvin g Finley,
O L Y M P IA . Dec. 18— (U . P .)
accompanied by Mr. Finley's sis­ — Thomas W . Hemp, 60, state
ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and legislator from W hitm an county,
Mrs. H. W . Potter, returned to died here today of apoplexy. He
Ashland yesterday for a few days worked at the legislature until
visit.
On their trip they have 8 P- m., yesterday, and then at-
“Hab-a-dash-Inn”
Hot tub sulphur baths.
Day
or night at Jackson Hot Springs.
.
60-ti
telle
JON1S W IN8 FIOHT
ON ADMIRAL SHIPS
Our Dry Goods Department
Don’t fall tp s m Ed Dunn.
A f it guaranteed. I t costs no
He’s the groom at Bellview school
iore. Psalserud’s for suits and
house Friday. Dec. 18 at 3
rercoats.
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o’clock. Admission 36c snd 26c.
00-1
Madden
tended the leciatetora' bell . He
wee salad w ith the attack a b o rt!/
a fter leaving the dance,* and
died thia morning in a boapitgT,
without regaining conadouanaat.
a w ife and' fam ily aurvive him.
Hla home waa at Palouae.
’STRICKEN SUDDENLY
When passing by stop and c m
oar Guaranteed Used Cars with
th irty dayr Free Service.— Ham
a k rr Motor Co.
Oak Street
From Hilt—
TODAY — TOMORROW
I f you need aa office or small
storeroom,, the room next to
The Tidings office la ready for
you. Apply a t. The Tidings of­
fice.
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vialted Seattle,' Vandbuver and
Portland. On their wax to their
home la Long Beach they w ill
vialt in San Franctace, and Sacra­
mento.
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here is the best buy of the season. We,have them
in colors of black, cordovan, log cabin, beige,
peach and champaigne, 6 pairs to the box at $2.95
Paulserud’s fo r cleaning.
Improving—
The officera elected at the O.
A. R. meeting on Saturday even­
ing are aa foliowa: Past Comman­
der, G. O. Van N atta, Senior; Vice
Commander, J. E. Coder, Jr., Vice
Commander, J. P. Say lee, Quarter
Master, O. W . Benedict, Officer o f
the Day, G. W. Nobel, Chaplain
A .' C. Thomaa, Doorkeeper, J. L.
Oxford.
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leather Cowhide traveling bags; heavy reinforced corners and joints,
(Brass Mountings) any price from $10.00 to $30.00.
«
and
Suit Gases
A Dress
24-26-28 inch sizes; all grades, heavy mountings;
priced at $1.50 to $16.00.
for the price of
of a good
coat alone
That Ought to Make Her
Christmas
ductions in our
Coat
Clearance
» .TUSH PHONE 165
WE DO THE REST
Will
save
ASHLAND
LAUNDRY CO
nice dress for her
^>u
enough to buy a
BLANKETS FOR ALL THE FAMILY
Standard cottons, white, tan and
gray. Colored borders; sizes 54-
76 f 60-76; 70-80. Priced at $2.25,
$2.75 and $3.00.
s
Wool naps—in plain and fancy;
18 patterns to choose from. 66-80
Part Wool double blankets, in
heavy weights; fancy and, warm;
da i n ty « cotons. Priced at $5.90
and $7.75.
Copyright ip iy
All wool blankets; either single or double; Ore­
gon City make. Light and soft shades. Size 66-80
and 72-80; prioed at $10.90 to $16.00.
ROBE BLANKETS; ANY PATTERN
Heavy fleece and wool. Colors of rose, blue, gray,
tan, Navajo patterns. Priced at $4.98 to $9.90.
SHOP EARLY AT
SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE
RENDERED BY
GEORGE ÜONVEHSB
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