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BAILY TIDINGS D r. Stockton and M. B. Real spent today fishing at Rogue M r. and Mrs. Glenn Cleveland are leaving today for «hely home new patent clothes Jordan S u h and Cah- w -ti B R , Jackson, Bremerton Washington, L. B. Jackson, Brem erton, W u kin g to n , F. B. Jodes, Seattle. J t . Retd. Wenktchee, Waakington, -Mr. and Mrs. R . A. Hyde,’ Longview. MarcelHng, Trim m ing, Sham pooing, Dyeing Facials. The Vanity Shoppe, McGee's Store. Phone - H l . 9 3 -tf Beet parine rooming house in Former Aahland G i r l - town, a t a h arta in . Taylor, 63 Miss Aletha Gray, who, lives N. Main. 106-3t near Gold H ill, has taken the position as teacher of the fifth Visiting grade of the Jackson school, Troy Phipps, of Portland, is Medford, having «succeeded Mrs. spending several days Visiting Ivy Hamock, resigned. Miss Gray, w ith MP. and Mrs. B. K. ptipps who was a .form er Ashland girl, graduated from the state normal school in December. Rance every Saturday nite at Jackson H o t Springs 106— tf Party giving check to Plum mer’s Grocery for 136.25, pledge call in and sign same. H. B. The Clalyoomb M otor Company PludTtner. 106-2t reports the ani« o f a 1 » M Ford T earing Car to F . C. Dole. Boxes filled with fresh* candies of our own make— at Candyland. O a r B atter Toasted sandwiches are growing in popularity. Try AU-rite butter toasted sand one nt The Plana. •• * 8T-tf wiches— very popular— Nining er’s Fountain Service. 99-tf B e l b ib to Ashland— Mr. and Mrs. W illia m Pox re Takes Position— turned from C alifornia yesterday, E. C. Thompson has taken the where they have been living for position as "bookkeeper in the some time. They were former Automotive Shop. residents of Ashland. M r. Fox and D. D. Good were In part The Orthophonlc Victrola, a nership in the livery stable which musical treat. Hear it. — The was located about where the Rose. • Ctaycomb Motor Company |a now Tamales, C h illi and wiches. — The Rose. I have a p a r t/ w anting lots near Normal. Taylor, 63 N. Main. CONTEST FOB GOLF BELLINGHAM SHERIFF CLUB NAME STARTS FINED FOB OONTEMFT A contest waa started thia- at* ternoon by J. ,L . Ketch, l^sal realtor, to secure a name for the new country cldb and golf links, which la situated in the edge o f of the foothills a short -distance beyond Talent. W o rk on tke course was started yesterday. Visits in A s h la n d - John Churchman, from Mt. The winner of the contest w ilt Shasta City, spent yesterday with be awarded a charter mem*bor- his mother, Mrs. Elsie Church ship in the club, Ketch - man of Union street, leaving for Bounces. Conditions of the contest are Redding last night. Churchman is employed by*the Southern Pa given In an advertisement carried cific and h u been transferred in this issue of The Tidings. from Mt. S h u ts City to Redding. David T. Honeyn^an-and H . F. Corbett and party, Portland, Mr. and Mrs. C. Sharpe Minor, Bing hamton, New York, Roy M. W . W . Thornton, M iam i, A ri Heath. Portland, M n . H., W itte n sons, E. M. Sousa. Palo Alto, berg and party, Portland. California, A. K. Callaway, Cald well, Idaho. A. C. Smith and Hemstitching and Plcotlng— wife, San Franciaeo, C. W . Blue, Front Mestanlne Floor, McGee 197-1 Portland. J. L. Building. Mrs. H avener and M I bs O. Lenon. Portland, W ick M il Bwan. 107-1 mo. ler, Crescent City. Passed Through Ashland— Charles A. Dunn, Portland, B. Walk upstairs to Orree Talloi E. L. K ing, superintendent of D. Smith. Roseburg, M. R. Scotti. Skop and aave 919.99. 78-tf the Portland division of the Klamath Palls, G. F. Bradshaw, Southern Pacific, passed through Portland. Ashland yesterday on tra in 13. homes. List your property with In his private car, on his way to , Butterfield’s new Barber Shop Taylor. <3 N. M ala. 193— 10 San Francisco. ie located la the basement at 397 1-3 B. Main Street. 193-tf Visitors from Medford— Pop Corn brick, 'crispy and Mr. and M rs- Robert Boswell fresh at Candy Land. and Mrs. H u ll, of Medford.'spent Mrs. C. C. Carey w u a visitor yesterday In Ashland, visiting Cliff Payne makes shelving. in Ashland from Phoenix, yester w ith Mrs. Ben Garnett. day. , ■ OCAL DAIRYMAN BUYS PUREBREDÓ B. B Poyer, well known local dairyman, recently purchased a young registered Jersey h all, son .of Rinda Lad of Sunny Brook on his dam’s side and tracing to Mawes and Rooarla Olga Lad on the sire’s side, which he expects to place at the head o f his herd of Jerseys. During the same sale, Poyer. purchased a three-year-old reg istered Jersey cow, w ith practi cally thV KHTin« blood lines «■ A I J.. H. Hickey, supervisor of signals at Dunam ulr, w u a bugi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Macy and asse visitor in Ashland ybster- J. A . Simon of Baker, Oregon, arrived yesterday to visit with M r. nad M rs J. D. M a n . on Third street, and Mt end Mrs. B. H. Nelaou, oa North Mala. >. A. Simon and Mrs. Charles Macy are brother and sister to Renting a specialty. Liat year Mrs. J. D. ¿Mars sad Mrs. B. Mouse with H. M eleoa. Asvtve io r V la il— Correct Stationery at, Elharta FINISHING TONIGHT “HAVOC" — Moving __ term beginning Jea 11th. Meeoi- rlgg Vocal ftadioe. Special i t tent- ton go children's voices. H ttra for High School pupils and fa ll credits given. Stadlo Beaver Bldg. Monday a fter 1 P . 19» — eoj “The Gold Rush” NEXT MON. TUBS. WED. F O R HALB: u . Victrola and reeorda. Phone 398R. 197-3 Plano laatrnctor Plano Instruction by onood teacher Beginners red. Phone 441 J. «Mrs. A lkies. 107- experi- prefer- Harold 1 mo.* W A N T E D : — Fat hens. Phone i a fter 4 p. m. 107-3 - • I • ASHLAND HOTEL BUILDING, ASHLAND, PRESENT HEADQUARTERS OF THE CLlîB. HIGH 80HOOL A tniory, Friday,' J a n u a ry ’ 9 To Our , *" «4 ■ * ■ • , ' > < 4kf*. * * »«• We Now Add A very complete line of soft and flat silks. 36 and 40 inches wide, in colors that will make you a * ’ 9 • ., v - These are all high-grade shoes in the new cuts, consisting of Colonials, strap« and plain styles in patent, satin and kid mnteriAls. Values, $7.50 to $9.50. . ' goes on the tables today at a sacrifice that will pay In $re8s and ftchool shoes, both high and low Sizes 11 1-2 to 2. Values to $5.00. F • * planning on making over. This entire line of silks you to spend a day shopping them 16 Momie Genuine Jap Silk Pon gee on sale today at the yard, $1.10 * 12 Momie Silk Pongee Seal) 90c (Bed 85c and 90c China Silks go at 69c ■ 1;: '* * * , * charming new dress or tone up the one you are J ; ;; " , i WOMEN AND CHILDREN’S PUMPS AND OXFORDS CHILDREN'S -SHOES C. Dosler. ....W IL L HHARE good home w ith woman in exchange for light W . B. Baton waa a boelnnaa hoaaework In mornings. No chil visitor from Talent yeetorday.' dren. 344 Hargadlne. 107— tf \ After-Inventory Sale TO CLASSIFY : From Tai rnt The story 'of a girl who found love and gold in the hills o f California. BASKETBALL Today i0 7 -3 \ ■>. . ' ' ’.?• * •*. F O R HALE: — I am agent for the famous K irk W alnut trees. grown at Brownsville, Oregon Because of their wonderful yield and hardiness are known all over North West. Any one’ want. *“ » traea W,H ,,nd “ • at 713 Oek street. ®ne >raar 0,d traaa> Sl-00; Two r#Br oM tr* M > t l ' * 9 — Phone M. **? L . • Seal your Country Club name in one envelope and your own name in another and hand them in to gether. The two envelopes will be given one number and the second envelope will not be opened until after the judging. CLEARANCE SALE C. W . Oilbert. from Medford, Mrs. Hevener and Miss Ewan w u la Ashland tojiar. visiting are moving their Hemstitching the merchants and taking orders machine from the E. R. Isaac A for MarehalLWella. Co. Store to the McGee Building. They w ill be with Mrs. Sugg’s Preserve the days of child M illinery Department on the front hood. A photograph never growi Messanne Floor. They are ready up. Studio Ashland. to do your hemstitching at their new location. 107__ 1 The Medford Flu ff Rug and Rug Cleaner w ill be In Ashland Tomatoes once were thought Friday of thia week. Phone your to be poisonous. orders to 111 or 240. Stret e In London wer e not paved until 1653. See J. L. Ketch for Insurance and Surety Bonds. Ashland Hotel B1d< 103— t f un f The contest closes on Feb, 10. At that time the * • best name will be chosen and th e prize member ship bestowed. Hand or mail your name to A New Daughter— M r. and Mrs. George P. King announce the birth of a 6 1-2 pound daughter on January 6. Buetoeea V is ito r— ' ! The regular Anaual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Ashland F ru it A Produce Association w ill be held in the City H a ll Satur day. January 9th, 1939, at 2:00 P. M. A il Stockholders dre urged to be present. Managers Report, Election o f Directors end such other bualnesa w ill be taken up that w ill lead to the further ad vancement and more successful operation of the Association. 1 0 1 -lt TOO INCESS . ’ _ BATTERY S. Bureau of Public Ronda asks Let Perry Ashcraft do your J. T. W allace/representing the bids on Scottsburg - Reedsport automobile repairing. Phone 141. Chicago and Northwestern ra il »highway. , ’ 194-9t way at Portland, w u a vjaltor In Ashland yesterday. — -----------WOBWH United States D istrict Court 'hore today for contempt. The" case grew out of charges that Calla han allowed federal prisoners, committed to the*W hatcom ja il, freedom from the prison premis es. Callahan adm itted his guilt, but denied any Intent to allow th« prisoner^ to escape. Prove it by submitting the winning name for the New Country Club and Golf Links situated in the * ♦ ’ » edge of the foothills a short, way beyond Tafent Drive out and look it over. Follow the arrows. Stroll over the course, get the superb view of the Rogue River Valley from the eighth tèe. Then submit an appropriate name and win a charter mem bership in the Club for which others must pay one hundred dollars. This is going to be a Club of which Southern Oregon can be proud. Identify yourself' with' it from the start. Be its namer. . .BOY’S SHOES High cuts, shoes and oxfords- Size Values $6’O0 . . Flat Foulard, 36 inch wide, pat- terns of blues, reds. Reg $1.69 grade goes at $1.15 All odd lengtha of printed crepes. Values to' $3.00. Go in at one price, 11.95. $1.50 * Grade at $1.25. . Georgettes, $1.98 Grepe at $}.69 Cliines. . t $2.50 Flat Crepes, $2.98 Crepe De at $2.45 $3 75 S'atift Cantons, go at $3.25. $3.95 Silk Failles, go at $8.45 J Most of these styles are ia , sizes and range from AAA to E width; built over a combination last which asshres you of a perfect fitting pump. 't ALL SKINNER SATÌNS GO AT ONE P R IC E '..............$2.25 11 1-2 to 2, Value 45.00 Sale Price, $185 ■’ go GET YOUR SILKS AT