Returns from Hospital—
Mrs. O. W. Long, who under­
Arthur De Rush, BI Monte,
California, L. V. King, Metxger,
Oregon, L. M» Whitfield, Duns­
muir, W. S. Deaver, Portland,
J. Campbell, San Francisco, Ray
L- Autrlm, Aloha, Oregon, J. E.
Hinton and wife, Bhanlka.
Return to Ho m e
’ Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Putman
Roma mada Chill Beane and
returned to their home at. Brown­ Hot Tamalee:—Hlnlsger's Foun­
ville last week, after spending the tain Service.
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holiday season with relatives
here.
Business VtoMm
F. 8. Giovar of Portland spent
Quite Hl—
yesterday ’ In Ashland on busi­
R. H. Cline of 156 Van Ness ness.
Avenue is quite ill.
' Ashland Post No. 14 wlU meet
at the armory to-night at 7:30
o’clock for the installation of
officers and for other business.
Visiting With Friends—
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Mrs. V. K. A llison and small
daughter are visiting at present Arrived Last Night—
with relativsa in the Willamette
Bill McMillan of Whittier.
VaR^y. ■
’’
lfornls, arrived in Ashland
evening to visit his parents,
and Mrs. A. McMillan.
EMfar Palmer, Fresno, E. O.
Dickinson and wife, Wenatchee,
Washington, A. C. Kirk and wife,
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Vergil
Adame, Shelton, . Washington,
Arch Adams, Shelton, Mrs. C. S.
Holman. Shelton. Irene Holman,
Shelton.
j < . 1 A
C
went an operation at the Com­
munity hospital recently, return­
ed to her home on Bast Main
street last Week. Z
Music, good singing at the
Church of the Nqsarene tonight
110— It
There is some inquiry for small
homes. List your property with
Taylor, CS N. Main.
108— 10
Pop Corn brick, crispy
fresh at Candy Land.
Visiting la A sh la n d -
Mrs. Glean Young of
visiting Hr. and Mrs.
Payne on Granite street,
eral days.
All-rite butter toasted sand­
wiches— very
popular— Nlnlng-
eWs Fountain, Service.
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NEW SEMESTER OF
See the new patent clothes SCHOOLS TO OTEN MONDA
reel at the Jordan Sash and Cab­
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inet Works.
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WHY FAY RENT? Will build
new home on well located lot. Installation of Offic e r e. .
Easy terms.
(58 Holly 8t..
The Hope Rebekah Lodge No,
Phone 317-1*.
95-tf 14, will have Installation of their
new officers this evening.
Confined to H o m e -
Miss Lucille Taylor, who is
Our Butter 'Toasted sandwiches
employed nt thé Telephone Office are growing In popularity. Try
is confined to her home by Ill­ one at The Plata.
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ness.
Hemstitching sad Plcoting—
FOR SALE
Front Messanlne Floor, McGee
Springs hotel are—
New Bungalow Home in South­
E. R. Hoffman, Portland, O. Building. Mrs. Havener and Miss
ern Calif., city for trade for Ash­
J. Mesploy, Joplin, Missouri, Bwsn.
107-1 mo. land Home. ,
James E. Smith, Portland. A.
Loan Wanted by client on good
J. Ness, Portland, Georg« W.
Marcelling Trimming, Shgm- realty.
Hill and wife, Long Beach, Wash­ poolng, Dyaing Facials.
The
Sixty Acres Irrigated near town,
ington, John J. Cosgrove. Peoria, Vanity Shoppe, McGee's Store. 82500, small down payment.
Illinois, J. W. Elliott, ’ Eugene. Phone 108.
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An Orchard with buildings in
Bellview for rent.
The Joys of todsy cnn be stored From Portland—
E. T. Staples, . Ashland Hotel
ap to brlng pleasnrein the years 1 Halsey Pierson of Portland was Bldg.
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to corne.— Photographe. Studio in Ashland yesterday on business.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wants to
Ashland.
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Uncalled for suits for half- give music lessons, tutor child,
or help with house work in ex­
price, all wool. Paulserud’s.
101*51 change for room and board neat
W. MyMn, Baa Francisco, F.
high school. Address A B C care
V. Roeenbraugh, Charles A. Dunn, Visitors from Medford—
Tidings.
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Portland, J. H. Young. Roseburg.
Mrs. Jennie Coleman and Ds.
FOR RENT-—Cosy winter cab-
H. P. Coleman of Medford, moth­
er and brother of T. P. Coleman la, |1 0 , larger one with garage,
CARD OF THANKS .
815. Lights and water paid. Call
We wish to thank oar many of this city, spent Sunday visit­
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friends for * A»efr Witness to hs ing. with Mr. and Mm T. P. 158.
Coleman
at
their
home
on
North
and sympathy extended during
WANTED—Second hand re­
onr reeant bereavement, also for Malg
clining or easy chair. Good condi­
the beautiful flowers.
tion. H. M. Peabody, 891 Palm .
George Irwin and "family.
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FOR SALE-—Barred rock cocx-
The Claycomb Motor Co. re­ ereto. W. L. Moore. Phone -10 F 4
ports the sale of a need touring
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car to Mr. Frank Lyon, man­
FOR RENT—Horses for next
ager of the Sohthern Oregon Oas
three months. Box 851, Ashland.
company office in Ashland.
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Danos every Saturday
WANTED— Work of all kinds.
Jackson Hot Springs
Septic tanks, chimneys, etc., a
specialty. J. D. Paffly 148-4th.
Leaves for Booth—
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Rev. and Mra. J. C. Mergler
FOR S d li E — Jersey milk and
aad daughter.. Betty, and Mrs.
H. B. Plummer and daughter, cream. Come and get it. Bring
Pauline, will leave Wednesday bottle. Milk 80 cents gallon-eight
morning for Los Angeles, for a cents quart—-cream 78 cents a
two weeks vtol^. Miss Plummer quart-40 eefats a pint. Cottage
will remain la Loa Angalea to cheese, 16 cents a pint. Mrs. W.
continue her studies at the Los D. Booth, Phone 867Y.
364
Angalea Conservatory of Music. Welghtmsn Street. I l l — tnesfrl.
Wanted
100 white leghorn
hens. W. M. Alllngham, route 3
Ashland.
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Wanted— experienced marf to
set up sawmill aad contract saw­
Mrs. B. C. Payne and Mrs. ing. Box 861 Ashland,
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Clyde Yonng were visitors in Hilt
yesterday.
Visitors la Hilt—
Leaves for Eugene
"V/rittm míDincted try
f U A M IP
v n /w L A c
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' <
zn iA lM Ik T
v n rtru n
/ ,. * i ‘
«Thia is M m pichara
Maat I want ta ka
remembered kaj*
Sapa Ckartia Chaplin
• f *Tka Gold R«askM
Children
25c
Adults
50c
Dana, Miller end Jordan.
M in Alleen Reniaon, the
guest of Mr. end Mrs. P . K.
Hammond end provincial secre­
tary of the Girls* Friendly So­
ciety, told of the extensive work
which her organisation was do­
ing.
Shumate, representa­
tive of a book pablishing con­
cern and the guest of City Sup­
erintendent of Schools, George
Briscoe, stated he had Just re­
turned from an European trip,
’and that he found temperance
more pronounced on the Contin­
ent than In this country, although
much more evidence of liquor
was found in England.
if Other guests were, D. C. Fish­
er, Klamath Falls teacher. Mrs.
P. K. - Hhmmond, and L. E.
Smith, of Tillamook.
W h e n th e y 4 r y it once, they alwayi
want it again.
Ashland Creamery
Subscribe For The Tie
Briscoe stated. The beginners,
living wejt of this Tine, will go
. • "
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to the Junior High school, while KLAMATH MAN SPEAKER
Tonring ......----- ---------gOOS.C
AT CHAMBER MEET
those living east o( the line will
Roadster .............. ,.....g«e8.C
attend the Hawthorne school.
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Coupe ........... .
Any grade sohool graduates,
or any former high school pupils
Mr. Dunn, reporting for the 'Coach............. ...
who are not now attending
Sedan ...... .**. .....
B908.00
high school, but who wish to
start at the opening of the n e v
Half-Ton Truck
semester» should see B. C. For»
Chassis Only
sythe, principal of the high school
One-Ton Truck
some timé this week and St­
- Chassis Only.wjth 5x30 Tires
range for entrance on next Mon«*
day. It was stated.
All Prices ’ F.
’ a, • O. . • B. Ashland
WE HAVE THE
High Qualify
* Chevrolet Prices
tow Price
It is not necessary to pay high prices for your
meats. We always have the best quality meats at
low prices.
No matter what car
Tire» and Tubes
Do You Need a
Painter or a
Paperhanger?
If So, Phone
Phone Us For Suggestions
. «
Automotive Shop
THE EAGLE MARKET
Brake Relinifig Done by
Phone 107
We Deliver
Machinery
'
LEEDOM’S
J. O.RIGG
Replacement Service
Best Workers and Beat
Paints
DAFFODIL FARMS
TRAPNESTED, S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS
TANCRED FOUNDATION STOCK
BABY CHICKS
H A TC H IN G EGGS
E. S. MORRISON
}u¿a£Tonring..
Buck 'Tooting..
S IG H T W E E K OLD PU LLETS
BOX 22
ASHLAND, OREGON
Lexington (Ansted
;
Motor) . . . . . : » . : tSOO
Lexington ............. '..>150
Dort .......................... >100
Dodge Roadster * ....> 75
Ohev. Coupe .......> 4 5 0
Oldsmobile Eight
Liberty Six —
Oakland Six . . .
Now Comes Our
Clearance On All
Ladies Winter
Where Quality is
and Misses Coals and Dresses
JANUARY CLEARANCE SALES
OFFERS BARGAINS IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT.
Silk and Woolens Reduced
Domestics Reduced
The Adlvoe of This Ashland R es­
ident Help Yon to Get W ell
Do yon suffer nagging back­
Raymond McGee left last even­
ing for Eugene Where he will ache f
Feel dissy, nervous and de­
take a special course at the Uni­
pressed ?
versity of Oregon.
Are the kidney secretions Ir­
Walk npetalrs te Orres Taller regular; breaking your reetf
Likely yonr kidneys are at
Shop and save 119.99.
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fault
> Weak kidneys give ‘ warning.
Visiting ha Ashland—
Yon have backache; rhdumqtlc
Miss Allsen Renlson of Loe
Ángeles, who to Provincial Sec­
You feel weak, tired, all worn-
retary of the Girls Friendly So­ ou t
ciety, to spending several days
Heed the warning. Don’t delay t
In Ashland In connection with
Use Doan’s Pills—a stimulant
the Girls Friendly Work kero.
diuretic ts the kidneys.
Your neighbor« recommend
OUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH
Here to aa Ashland case.
MONEY
Mrs. A. Sharard, 881 E. Main
Send tbto afi and ten rente to
Foley A Co., 3836 Sheffield Ava., S t, says: *T had a- lame achtnr
Chicago, III., writing yonr name back that kept ma feeling miser­
and addroas clearly. You will re­ able all tha time. My work tired
ceive a tan sent bottle of Foley's ma easily aad I had frequent
Honey and Tar Compound for headaches. My kidneys acted too
eougha, eoMs had haarseaeee, also frequently, toe. Dean’s Pills re-
free sample packages of Foley
Fills, a diaretto stim uloit for the ad my kidnsya.”
Pries 99a, at all dealers. Don’t
kMaaya, aad Foley Cathartic Tab­
lets for’constipation aad Bllllous- simply ask far a kidney remedy-
aasa. These waadarful remedies gat Doan's Pilla—the same that
have helped mlllieas of people. Mrs. Sherard had.
Foster-Mil­
Try them! Said everywhere.
burn Co., Mfrs., Bnffslo, N. T.
chamber committee, recommend­
ed that the chamber opposq this
resolution. A vote of the mem­
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bers present approved' the recom­
mendation.
.
B ment and codification of interna-
r tioqal law, as soon as any subject
See. Fuller announced that the
¿ i s considered sufficiently ripe an annual stata . ohamher of . com­
. international conference la sum- merce nyeeting would be held
, inoned
and' en international January 37-88 In Portland and
treaty launched on the subject. recommended that as tnany Ash­
To date the league has launched land cljlpens as possible attend,
nearly a score of such trestles especially since an Ashland man,
» covering white sieve traffic, I. B. Vining, Is president of the
f opium traffic, obsene literature, state organisation.
i customs formalities, latsrnatlon-
f al regime in maritime ports,- etc., , Hs also announced that the
etc., while the International forum Tuesday, January 19 would
I Labor Bureau has prepared discuss the subject of natural
resources In ' Southern Oregon
regulating labor conditions.
AU of these, subject to the Jn- and that Superintendent Thomp­
L (erpretetlon and enforcement by son of Crater *Nattpnal Park and
the League’s ^Permanent Court George Sabin, manager of the
* of International Justice at the Oregon Caved resort, would- be
* Hague constitute the foundation the special speakers. The com­
* of the new code on International mittee to arrange this meeting Is
law which la being gradually» composed of O. H. Johnson, chair­
man. and Messrs. Green, Milton,
built up by tha League.
Curtain Materials Reduced
Any coat ordress you select here will
be a bargain. We reserve nothing.
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Everything in the line marked in
plain figures. No guessing, no sparring.
The bars are down. Out goes the
dresses and coats.
les Reduced
COATS BEGIN AT $5.00
Comforts and Blankets Reduced
DRESSES BEGIN AT $5.00
Cretonnes an'
Wonderful Bargains in
Wash Goods —• See Special Display
on Tables, to Close Out in This Janu
ary Sale.
READY TO WEAR
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at a saving of 1-3 to 1-2.
Coat?
Dresses
Skirts
Blouses find Sweaters
All Go in This Clearance Sale
VALUES THAT WILL SHA
ASHLAND
COME AND BUY NOW AT