4
e
Medford Business Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Qanaway and
daughter, Thelma, of Medford,
were In Xshland on business to
day.
■ Ossee every Saturday
Mrs. R. B. Purves o í Talent Jackson Hot Springs
was in Ashland yesterday ou busi
O. F. Riekel, Roseburg, H. R.
Miller. Roseburg, W. W. Miller,
Roseburg. B. D. Smith, Roseburg.
BIG REDUCTION ON 8VITS:—
Butterfield's new Barber Shop
All wool suits 812.50, |1 6 , »11.75,
»21.75 at Paulsarad’s:
112-tf la located in the basement at
397 1-2 B. Main 8treet.
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Elks’ la d ie s Card Club Meets
The Elks' ladles card club meets
at 2 o’clock, Thursday, in the
club U>oma. The hostesses for
the afternoon will be Mrs, W. A.
Shell and Mrs. Win Mitchell.
Sam Malnrln, Portlalnd, C. M.
Morris
and wife, Portland, Ed C.
Home made Chili Beans and
Welssenborn,
Seattle,
Charles
Hot Tamales—Ninlager’s Foun
tain Service,
tl-t l Welssenborn, Seattle, A. C. Kirk
and wife, Portland, C. A. Rowles
and wife, Redding.
Fresh Tamali
Walk upstairs to Orras Tallot
Shop and aave »15.09.
78-tf
Return frodi Soum—
Mr» H. H., tBUejtte df Graham
Not measured by silver or gold
street, returned Monday' etenina
from San Francisco and Portola, — The personal gift— your pho
where she has been visiting hei tograph. Studio Ashland. 110-tf
daughter, Mrs. E, L. Wilks, for
Retnrn to H o m o -
the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leaking
See the new patent clothes left for their home In Portland,
reel at the Jordan Sash and Cab last Monday morning, after having
inet Works.
107-tf spent the holidays with Mrs. Lans
ing’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Lennox
of Valley View. They were
Ton have not heard a talking
machine until you hear the Or- accompanied to Portland by Louis
thophonic Victrola. — The Rose. Marcott and Lynn Wood of Shale
I 'll— 2t City, who win spend several
weeks Ip ^ a t city.
Swenning-Gear, expert tintera.
105— Bat- Wed
C. F. Fleischman, San Fran
cisco, Mr. and Mrs. Thad Sweet,
CHS Payne makes cupboards.
Seattle, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Kopp,
Portland, Jndd Lowery, Portland,
Mr. and Mrs
Charles Warel, Duck Hunting—
Fred Taylor of Ashland, and
Kenilworth. Illinois. W. C. PavU
Earnest
Byden of Medford, left
Dnnamalr, Mr. and Mrs. B. Withy-
this afternoon for Klamath Falls
combe. Sacramento.
and Northern California, where
they wall hnnt ducks.
Evangelistic services at the
Church of the Nasarene evpry
evening excepting Saturday.' '
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turnover ensure« yon getting new
fresh stock.— Biharts •
,.»i
J. L. Gray, Portland, Richard
Shepard, Eugene, J. M. Gregor,
San Franclsch. George Gardner,
San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. A_
Allan, Seattle. W. Griffin. San
Francisco, W. Mobather, Naw
York City, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Mumm and family, Spokane.
Our Butter Toasted sandwiches
are growing te popularity. Try
one at The Plasa.
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The ClayComb Motor Co., re
porte the sale of a 1584 Ford
sport rosdéter, to Dan Webster
of Talent.
Finishing Tonight
<4The Gold Rush”
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
WHY PAY RHNTT Will build
new home on well located lot.
Easy terms.
5K8 Holly St..
Phone S17-L.
95-tf
Expected from South—
Mrs. Will Slmcox of Mt. Shasta
City, daughter of Charles Haight,
who fall recently and broke his
hip, la expected on No. 18 this
evening, to visit her father.
There is some inquiry tor small
homes. Liat your property with
Taylor, 18 N. Main.
103— 10
Pop Corn brick, crispy
fresh at Candy Land.
. g THOMAS
M eiohaa
First National Has
Prosperous year
(Continued from ra g e On«)
Vaupl, O. W. Dunn, E. D. Briggs.
W. H. McNair, J. W. McCoy. F.
D. Wagner, O. Winter and T. H.
Simpson.,
Following the annual meeting
of the shareholders and the di
rectors organised, and proceeded
to the election of officers for the
coming year. The results of the
election and 'appointment are:
E. V. Carter, president; C. H.
Vaupel, vice president; J. W.
McCoy, cashier; G. H. Wenner,
assistant cashier; C. E. Hedberg,
assistant cashier; Frank Hamil
ton, Miss Luclle Gilmore and Mm.
Belle Gillings.
Commenting on general condi
tions in this section the Cashier
McCoy said, "Activity in real es
tate and building can be safely
forecast for this year. Many val
uable properties are changing
hands, and at increased prices.
Rents are stiffening and are
reaching a point where owners
will be enabled to realise a fair
profit on such Investments.
“Farming conditions are very
much Improved though in some
lines, are still far from satisfac
tory. New Irritation projects
have taken care of available
acreage and we can now look
forward to an Increase In ton
nage which will, to a certain
degree
offset
the
moderate
prices prevailing.
“Altogether, we have reason
to congratulate ourselves that
the districts adjacent to Ashland
Is In far better condition than
many sections of the country,
and prospects are excellent for
still further development In both
agricultural and manufacturing
lines."
/*
Business Visitor—
J. C. Pulton of Portland was
in town' yesterday, transacting
PO USALE: — Wksqt »8.71 per; business for the Liquid Carbonic
Cwt., delivered. Geo. Yoekal, R t company.
'
1, Box 18.8.V ;
1H -»»
FIVE ROOM, strictly modern
bouse, sleeping porok, garage, two
blocks from Park entrance. Price
»S,000, terms,— Two brick build
ings to trade for farms. Taylor,
«3 N. Main.
' 111-18
GARD OP THANKS
We wish Io. express our heart
FOR SALE: — Heating stove
with colls. Price »3.00. 31» Har- felt thanks to those who extended
gadlna.
, 11»— 5t to us their kindness and sym
pathy in thé loss of our dear hus
FOR SALE OR TRADE — 46
band and father and also for the
acres improved. Would consider beautiful flowers. Especially do
smaller place close In Ashland, of
w e thank the Masonic Lodge.
equal value or leaa. I. Pugh, Rt.
Mrs. Geo. Bi Skeen and family.
A, Box 78, Salinaa, California.
112— 5»
FÖR SALE: — Used lumber.
City warehouse on Water , str eet
’ ’ 112— 8»
FOR SALE OR TRADE for Ash-
land property— 20 acre ranch on
East Main street road, also team,
wagon, harness, farm implements,
aharpless cream separator, also
Jersey heifer. F. Beswlck. 112-8»
FOB SALE: — One breeding
pen of thorough bred. Barged
Rocks, consisting of ten hens and
one coekerel. 140-1 Boulevard.
112— 2»
MOTORSHIP BREAKS
DOWN OFF OREGON
PORTLAND, Jan. 18. (U.P.)
— The motorshfp tanker, Llo,
from Ban Francisco for Seattle,
Is having trouble with her en
gine oft the Oregon coast, and
has asked the tu g Hamaconna'
Uncalled for salts for hall- at Astoria to be reedy to assist
If aseeaeary, aoeordlng to wire
pries, all weoh Paulaerud'a.
less reports reeetvwd nt the
101 tt
Federal Telegraph company of-
Children 10e Anytime
* Mr. aad Mra. R- D. Bacchus of
Hyder, Alaska, are etopplng In
Phone 46 *
24 HOUR SERVICE
Editions
MR. RAILRÔÀD MAN
■
Crown Overalls
I
Union Made — Heavy Weight
A NEW PAIR IF THEY SHRINK OR FADE
#2.00 Pair
MILLER’S TOGGERY
■ “Hab-a-dash Inn”
“Medford San** merged with
Bunday Mail-Trlbaae.’’
White Good
To Our January After-Inventory Sale
This includes organdies, flaxons, batistes, cambrics, dim
ities, lopg,clothes, muslins, sheets, sheetings, bed spreads,
pillow cases, embroideries, laces and crepes. ,
HERE WE “ PACK YOUR PACKAGES” WITH HONEST VAL
UES. VIEW THE LINE TODAY AND PLAN A SHOPPING •
TOUR THAT ¿WILL COVER YOUR SPRING REQUIREMENTS.
Lace begins at . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4c
Embroidery begins at . , . . . .4c
Heavy Muslins begin at .............. 17c
White Crepe, “ Crinkle or plain” 25c
Pillow cases, 3 f o r .................... $1.00
72-90 Seamless sheetsr. 5. . . . . ,.$1.49
81-90 Seamless sheets
.......... $1.55
Bed Spreads, 81-90 < Ripple) \ $2.69
Bed Spreads, 81-90 S. C. C. $3.75
Grade ........................ .......... .. $2.95
Marsailles Twin Spread 64-88, $4.50
Grade . . . f . . . . . . . . . i . . . . . $3.76
Pull Size Palm Spread, 80-90, $6.25
Grade .................
$4.95
Berkley Cambric, 100 count, 45c
Grade
37c
Check Dimity, 39c Grade, Yard 32c
White Organdies, 44 inches wide,
Permanent, 69c values a t ...............65c
Shop Our White Goods Clearance and you will be surpris
your savings.
THJE Q U A LITY STORE
OUR SEMI-ANNUAL
Half Price
Remnant Sale
THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
STOCKHOLDERS MUST
ADMISSION
Matinee' 25c—Evening 35c
Lithia Springs
Garage
Today We Add All
New business enterprises
will find that oijr Infor
mation, advice, and co
operation will be bene
ficial.
Twice Each Year We Hold These
January
$1.45 Worsted Suitings
39 to 40 inches wide,
Clearance
$4.00 Chiffon Broad*
cloth, brown, navy,
You can’t afford to miss this opportunity to save one
half on Remnants of Wool Goods, Silk; Wash Goods,
White Goods, Domestics, Outing F l a n n e l , Ribbons,
Laces and many other materials, all Less,One Half.
$9.50 Cut Velvets $7.85
Booth Tarkington’s high-
tension story of a man who*
went to
for another
man’» citine» and of how
he came back and settled
old scores.
The Modem Way
HANDLING of our cus
tomers’ business has out
personal and individual
interest, working along
legitimate lines for their
success.
.
(Continued from page One)
GET CERTIFICATES
From Portland—
B. O. McHenry of Portland, waa
The secretary of the Ltthlan
a business visitor In Ashland yes Hotel company advises that a
terday.
number who have fully paid
their stock subscriptions have
Hemstitching and Plcotlng— never called for their stock. They
Front Hassanin« Floor, MoOee are advised to do so without
Building. Mrs. Havener and Mias delay. Stock books are at the
Bwan.
107-1 mo. offices of Briggs and Briggs, at
torneys.
Very DI—
Those who have certificate«
Ethel Mae Hbhlnette, little ready are, Mrs. M. J. Shook,
daughter of Hr. and Mrs. Stanley Bmlly F. Wing, J. Z. Wing,
Robinette is serldusly 111 in a Port H. O. McCarthy, W. J. Oldfield.
land hospital. She Is reported as A. A. Madden. J. W. McDonough.
being eom« better this morning. Calvin McClelland, R. L. Wardle,
Thad P. Coleman.
Marcelling. Trimming, Bham-
It la necessary that personal
poolng. Dyeing Partali
The - call be mad« for the certificates
Vanity Shoppe, McGee’s Store. to the stock book must show the
Phons 198.
91-tf ' receipt for the stock.
A. R. Brown, who was recently
eerloasly hurt when a horse he
mas riding fell with him, Is very
much Improved and was able to
bo la tewa yesterday from his
ranch booth of Ashland.
CAR WASHING
Dependable
NEW GOLF COURSE SAID TO
HAVE GREAT POSSIBILITIES
all the west.'Tournament play is
possible only on an eighteen
hole course and It la intended
that this shall be one suitable
for tournament play.
There Is an unfinished bulld-
ln* . on the premises which will I
be available for a club house
With comparatively little outlay,
those In charge say. The ten
tative plana for Its remodeling
are nearly completed. A« design
ed, the main floor will afford
an office, «men’s locker and
showers, a general lounge 14
by 45 feet with a connecting sun
parlor 14 by 18 feet. The upper
floor >111 contain a large and
comfortable
ladles* 1 o u )n g d,
dressing and locker rooms and
shower. The kitchen will be lo
cated beneath the sun parlor.
It la the intention of the owners
to prpvlde equipment for serving
ideals. Tennis courts and a put
ting green will be features of
the club. A day nursery to care
for the kiddies will he arranged
as soon as the need for It Is
felt.
It la the Intention of the own
ers to establish a course which
will, in time, be second to none
on the coast and Which will
augment Ashland’s fame among
the devotees of the sport.
Returns to Portland— .
C. D. Simonds returned to
Portland today, after spending a
short time In Ashland on busi
ness.
$5.95 Cut Chenilles$4.85
40 in. Chiffon Velvet $3.95
12 momma Pongee ..69c
$5.00 Silk Umbrellas $3.98
One lot 54 inch fancy
and ' plain flannels
and worsteds, <up to
$3.45 values at
JUS
Coats
in a Clean
ONE-HALF
regular prices, our loss and your gain. These garments
must go out to make room for new Spring merchandise