Friday, Jaa. B. 1»3W
Among the guests at the Oregon
Hotel are—
- Olen Palmer. Kelso, Washlng-
ton, Charles Paimer, Kelao,
Washington, Mr. aad Mrs. A.
M. Duna, Portlsnd, Oscar Marks,
fipokane, Washington. Ed. An
drews, Redfleld, South Dakota.
H. J. Rlley, San Diego. S. V.
Rlley, San Diego, H. O. Hupe,
Spokane, Washington.
See the new patent clothee
reel at the Jordan Sash and Cab
inet Works.
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107-tf
Marcelling, Trimming, Sham
pooing, Dyeing. Faciale.
The
Vanity Shoppe, McGee's Store.
Phone 102.
98-tf
Among the guests at the Colum
bia Hotel—
Clark WBley and wire, M. R.
Scotti, Klamath Falls, F. E.
Keenan, Sacramento, California.
Rance every Saturday nite at
Jackson Hot Springs
105—tf
Saturday Special
Apples per box, 80c; Beef
{toast, 12 to 18c; Hamburg, two
tea. 35c; Beef Boll, 10 to X6e.
Give ue a trial. 4th St. Market.
108— 1*
See J. L. Ketch for Inanraaaa
New Victor— Elactrlc Record«
Here Wosn C hi an
and Surety Bonde. Ashland Hotel
C. L. Schwelq, of Chico, Calif., today. — The Rose. , <
Bldg.
105—tf
is In Ashland to attend, the fun
From
Talent—
eral of his father, Louis Schwein.
E. D. Duncan, of .Talent, spent To A ttend Convention*—
He expects to return to Chico the
Henry Enders Jr„ leaves for,
today in Ashland on business.
last of the week.
Portland tonight, to’ attend the
Best paying rooming houM In convention of the Northwest Dle-
town, at a bargain. Taylor, -85 trlct Trustees of the Klwanla
Club, which is being beld In
family.
Portland. Mr. Enders Is Districi
Our Butter Toasted sandwiches Trustee oT the local club.
Butterfield’s naw Barber Shop
are
growing in popularity. Try
is located in the basement at
87-tf
>387 1-2 B. Main Street.
103-tf one at The Plasa. W
Carry the spirit ’ of Christmag
down thru the year—with pho
tographs. Studio Ashland.
In A s h la n d -
Mr. snd Mrs. D. R. Kemper
Business Visitor—
and Theodore Schwein, of Chico, Business Vlsitors-eSK '
L. O. Penland, of Talent, was
Mrs. C. W. Holdridga, Mrs.
arFin Ashland to attend the fun
a
business
visitor in Ashland to-
Frank
Holdridge
and,
Mrs.
D.
O.
eral of their brother, Louis
day.
Hurley,
.of
Talent,
spent
yeeter-
Schwein^ who died at his home
day in Ashland on business.
on Church street, January I .
Uncalled for suits for half
ice,
all wool. Paulaernd'a. >
(lift Shoppe F or Sale
Don’t forget to read McGee’s
185 tf
The Babcock Gift Shoppe,
shoe.ag, which offers some won
which
is
now
closed,
is
offered
derful bargains in shoes. 108-2t
for sale, stock and fixtures. In
quire
at Swenson-Peebler Furni
Ferry Ashcraft has a good
automobile repair shop at the ture company to inspect stock. Visitors in Ashland— '
fir . and Mrs. E. C. Lanphere
108— It
Park Store. Phone i l l .
104-6t
of Cannpn Beach, Oregon, are
The Orthophonie Vlctrola re guests at the home of Mrs. H.
Cliff Payne makes tables
produces ail the music. — The C. Fielding on Granite street. .
Rose.
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Among the guests at Hotel Ash'
All-rite butter toasted , aanil-
land are
wiches—very
popular— Ntnlng-
From Medford—
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Elmer L. Ferguson and wife,
OO-tf
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boswell of er’s Fountain Service.
Port Angeles, Washington, J. F.
Medford,
were
shopping
In
Ash-
Wertx, Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Irwin, Los Angeles, S. W.
Logan and wife, Sacramento,
Ralph H. Maupin, Portland,
Mrs. Ford and daughter. Seattle,
M. 8. Eastman and wife, Marys
ville, California.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hollmeyer
are
expected to return, tjie last
Madden soils protected
of the week^ from Santa Bar
bara. They have been spending
some
time In the South because
Walk upstairs to Orres Talloi
of
Mr.
Hollmeyor's health.
Shop and eave 810.00.
78-tf
Hemstitching and Plcoting—
There Is some Inquiry for small
Front
Mezzanine Floor, McGee
homes. List yony property with
Building. Mrs. Havener and Müs
Taylor, 83 N. Main
Ewan. '
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107-1 mo.
TODAY -
TOMORROW
BETTY B K V N S V N
G olden P rincess
of ’49 — No better
choice of sthM^pg vehicle could be made than thii
golden romanci o f Gàlifopiia hoop days,
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with '
Have yonr broken
••paired. Large stock
m hand. Jordan Bash i
■net Works. Phone 181
Renting a specialty. List yont
hou«a with
ASHIAND realty co * -
71-tf
WHY PAY RHNTT Will build
uew home on well located lot.
Easy terpie.
668 Holly St.:
Phone 317-1».
66-tf
CLOSING OUT
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Values to
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V alues to
Values to
Among the guest« at the Lithi«
Springs H otel arc,
George W. Edwards, Chico, O.
A. Prince, Eugene, Mr. and Mrs.
J.. W. Schoenfeld. San Franetsco,
G. F. Stryker, San Francisco, E,
P. Bendberg, Multnomah, Oregon,
S.
B. Busley, New York, W. W.
The W. B. A. will hold a food
Roberts,
Portland, John A. Juza,
eale, January 23 at Hardy Bros.
Crescent ‘City,
TUESDAY
Wednesday
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
wee the aettlng eun nickering
through the lattice work of the
gable.
COMPANY
tJT OUT A
TUtSA, Jan. 8.— (IP)— Atten
tion was called to the brilliance
of Oklahoma «unset« when the fire
department was called here to
put,one ont.
.
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An apartment, house resident
rushed out screaming, “fire.*
The fire department was sum
moned.
Wjomen in
stages <ff treatment
panic-stricken from a beauty
parlor on the ground floor of the
building.
Firemen thronged into the
building. On the top flobr a
bright glare was visible through
a crack. Hooka ancLaxes ripped
the ceiling away to finH the light
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B oys O vercoats
25% OH
AIL BOYS WOOLEN KN1CKERBOCÏ
Closing Out 98c
NO KIDDIN’ --------- WE MEAN
HUR&I0ANK SWNBPS
SAMOAN ISLANDS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.— U:P.
-The Navy Department today
waft advised by radio from Sa
moa that a storm of hurricane
intensity had swept the island
early Tuesday causing huge datn-
age. No lives were reported lost
WANTBD: i - HouMurork or
will care for children, Inquire 10S
Water St.
Ï87— 3»
. FOB KENT: Furnished house.
• ‘Beach Ave., close In. 108— 2t
FOR RENT:—J wo, three and
fonr room apartments. 171 Gran
ite. Phone 340-J.
108— 2
hogs, also on» 1200 pound mare.
Will Mil or trade for good mileh
Classified Ade Bring Resulta. sow. Route 1, box 125.
108-1*
Prederve the days of child-’
Sprlngfleld— Three carloads of
hood. A photograph never grows
heps shipped for direct export to
up. Studio Ashland. „
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MAN LOSES TROUSE
IN EVADING DU*
PARIS, Jan. 8. — (IP) — Look
before you leap, will In future be
the motto of a Geneva trades
man, who while on a business
trip To Lyons decided to buy a
suit of xlothes from a Lyons
tailor who had previously given
him a good fit.
t
To avoid paying the Swiss duty
hemade the outward Journey in
«n old suit which he could leave
«ehind.
• He received the new suit, how-
ever, only Just In time to catch
the train home, and decided to
change hie clothes In the train.
, He discarded his old suit and
threw It out of the window.
When he opened the parcel he
found to hie horror that the
tailor had forgotten to Include
trousers.
On hie arrival at the frontier
he was compelled to disclose the
reason for his trouserless condi
tion and to pay the duty.
WHAT IS
THE SURPRISE
IT’S COMING!
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
M iller’s
Let Perry Ashcraft do your
automobile repairing. Phone 141. Quite 111—
Miss Rajoona Wise, of Pi
Who was called home oh
Silverton— C. A. Benson will
eount of the ,4eath o f _ I
false chipmunks on commercial
Ed Loosley, of Montague, was Schwein, Is quite ill at her home scale as reforestation aids
in town yesterday on bnslneqs. 6n Church street. , f
Pop -Corn brick, crispy and
Home made Chill Beans and
fresh
at Candy Land.
Hot Tamales.— Nininger's Fona
tol a Se rvi es,— »-------------- d l-tf
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and sectional all-stars.
There
are so many luminaries, in fact,
that Coach Leslie has not yet
«elected the team he will take
to Portland with' him to play
Franklin high tonight and Jef
ferson high Saturday night.
Among the outstanding players
«.re: Scallon. Marvin Chaatln, of
Medford; Keith Emmons, of Eu
gene; Bernard Hhmmel, of La
Grande;, and Gordon Biddings,
of Eugene, forwards; Epps and
Robert M. Greene, McMinnville,
centers; and Joe Bally, Scott
Milligan, and Don MqCormlck, all
three of Eugene, guards. 1
Chastain, Besllo*, Hidings, Mil
ligan, Hummel and Epps, are
players whd have, made either the
first or second all-state teams
within the last couple of years.
WOMAN’S
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FLANNE LsSTTE GOWNS
H ab-a-dash-Inn
E. R. ISAAC & CO
Where Quality is Higher Than Price
White and Colors
66x80 ALL WOOL
BLANKETS
Sold Regular $10.50
During January Clearance Sales
Savings of Tempting Nature Can
Be Found in Every Department
----- In January comes thq-reckoning time—a time when, as a matter of good business, it is greatly to our
advantage to record as iiueli merchandise as we can as “ sold” and as little Ms possible “ on hand” .
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
Eugene, Jan. 8.— (Special)—The
stock of the Unlveraity of Ore
gon freshmen basketball team
took a decided jump upward
when It was announced by Spike
Leslie, coach, that Claire Scallon.
Franklin high school athlete,
turned out In a aunt. Scallon won
a place on the All-American high
school all-star team at the na
tional elimination tournament at
Chicago last March in which
the Franklin high placed third
in the consolation tourney. For
four years he was All-Portland
high school forward and is con
sidered the beet basketball play
er ever developed In the Port
land high schools. Scallon regis
tered in pre-law. A teammate at
Franklin, also a former Portland
high all-star, Dave Epps, Is now
turning out for freshmen basket
ball.
Scallon, Epps, Tep Pope and
Foster, all students of Oregon,
played on the Franklin team
which won the Portland high
school league championship a
couple of years ago. As the sys
tem taught by Billy Reinhart,
and that taught by Colton Meek.
Franklin conch, and former Ore
gon student, la almost Identical.
Coach Lealle does not think the
Portland boys will have much
difficulty
¡getting
themselves
adapted to Reinhart’s methods.
The freshmen material is the
heat In year«, Lealle thinks
There are -Jive en-all stats play-
era trying ont for positions, be
sides several Portland high school
----- That means we must sell a lot of clothing, accessories, and all the rest of the things that department
store^carry in stock within a very short time, apd to sell it at once we must greatly lower prices without
thought of the real cost.
,
—' W e’ve begun already. Prices have been drastically cut, and the resulting savings, together with the
well known desirability o f ,the merchandise presented, should bring every style - appreciative, bargain -
loving woman in the city into this store tomorrow.
Wash Goods, Yard 29c
Andersons Scotch Ginghams, Silk
Striped Tissue Gingham, Fine
press crepes, wonderful assort
ment. Regular Values up to 75c Yd.
e n-b’
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Wearwell Sheets
Each $1.48
Wool Dress Goods
Yard $1.69
Silk and Cotton Wash
Goods, Yard 69c
Fine French Serge’s Wool Otter-
man and fine Box Loom Crepes,
come in several good colors. Val
ues to $2-75 Yard.
Included in this lot are Prints,
Stripes and Plain Colors, all 36
inches wide. Regular Values to
$1.25 Yard. '
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Colonial Cretonnes
Yard 16c
Size 81x90
Daisy Muslin, Yard 16c
36 inches Wide
36 inch Wide
Made with Tape Edge.; Regular Suitable for comfort covers and You know the quality, buy all you
Value, $1.69 Each.
draperies. Regular values 25c Yd. want at this low price.
SHARP REDUCTIONS ON ALL READY-TO-WEAR.
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GO A T S
>1 Misses, Womens and Extra Sizes all Reduced
Wash Blouses Less 1-2
Kimonas and Bath Rol
Silk and Knit Underwear Reduced
including Both Wool and Silk, All Less
YOUR GAIN
Fabric - Leather Gloves Redu
m O H SCHOOL
Armory, Friday, January 8
All Leather