A supper will be held s t the
Lthtia Springs hotel at 3:36
this evening for the Kiwanls
and their ladles.
This la to
celebrate the eleventh
anni­
versary of the Kiwanls club.
Butterfield’s new Barber Shop
Is located In the basement at
397 1-3 E. Main Street.
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Funeral services of the late
George A. Gardner, of Jackson­
ville, will be held at the Pres­
byterian church. Medford. Sun­
day afternoon, Jan. 24, at 2:30
o'clock, interment at the Mau­
soleum, Medford, with Masonic
honors. Members of Malta Com-
mandery are hereby notified to
be present, a : good attendance
being desired.
Full uniform.
Including sword. Meet at Med­
ford Masonic hall, 1:45 o'clock.
By order of the E. C.
O. i>. FRAZEE.
Geaeraitssimo.
>
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RriMro To Bcfkch-j—
Miffs Minnie Foley returned
to Berkeley the first of the
week, after spending a month
In Ashland visiting
relatives
and friends.
Walk upstairs t j Orras Tb II oi
Shop and aava I1S.0S.
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Fresh Tamales.— The Rose.
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AmOng the gueeta at the Hotel
Ashland arc .
Bessie Palmer, Talent; F. C.
House, Cottage Grove; A. F.
Nye. Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. G..
A. Page, Fort Klamath; Wil­
liam s. Deaver, Portland; Alvin
G. Heumlnger, Oakland; L. W.
Hogan, Oakland; Theodore Wilts
and wife, Seattl«.
«
Fashion
Magasines.
Ouf Baiter Toasted sandwiches
are growing' in popularity. Try
one at The Plaxa.
,
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From Klamath F a l l a -
Mrs. V. E. Vollman ol
Ashland
ath Falls has taken a h<
Clothes pressed while yon B street, and expects t<
wait.
Phone 101.
Standard her home in Ashland ui
Cleaners.
120-2 close of the school - year
“Woman Handled”
with
RICHARD
DIX
Saturday Only
From Talent—
Merle Bradley of Talent was
a bualncsa visitor In Ashland
today.
The roster of Burnside Post
No. 23, G. A. R., was depleted
again- gunday, when Comrade
Clsyton of Talent - passed away.
After an illness of two y^ars,
the former wearer of the Union
blue, passed on at his home in
Talent.
Funeral services were held in
Medford Wednesday. Interment
was in the mausoleum in that
city.
Don’t miss the funniest farce
of the season. Vining Theatre.
Friday, 1:30 p. tn. Admission
SO cent«.
Ladies only.
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Madden retreads tires.
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Correction—
In yesterdays Tidings it w«6
reported that Mrs. Merritt Ran-
dals was 111 at the Sacred Heart
hospital in Medford. This Was
a mistake a« Mrs. Randal« is at
the Community hospital in Med­
ford.
Dance every Saturday nite at
Jackson Hot Springs
105— tf
Mrs. R. K. Hall
Hill, who has been
time, is Improving
able to sit up.
Vlatting la Ashland—
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. White of
Missoula, Montana, are In Ash­
land visiting Mrs. White's par­
ents, Mr. and Mrá. R. H. Coffin.
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W o n d erfu l For
Children's Clothe^
c
( v ) «' . «
Does N o t Fade
(Colnunued from page 1.)
the tourist in the city more than
ovey night, was stressed by
Jaeger.
“Take myself for in­
stance," he said. "I came hero,
-intending to get ovdr the Siski-
yous last night. Then Mr. Price
Informed me that we could play
a little golf at Medford and
after .leaving the remainder of
my party here, we went 13 miles
back over our course, to play
golf.
Most tdurists won’t do
that more than once. And while
I was playing golf, the rest of
my party were viewing the city,
and spending a little money
here,’’ he continued.
Exploitation
of
the ’ lithia
springs and the lithia water in
this section were also recom­
mended by Jaeger, as one means
of stopping the tourist for two
or three days.
“We have had the same prob­
lem in Portland, only on a
larger scale. It has been the
problem of the state for years,
-but I believe we are on the
road to successfully solving It,”
Jaeger concluded.
When You Start School Sewing
Remember, Everfast
.Suiting
f
Because T t
Wild Life is
Increasing in
Crater Park
dians, who were later arrested.
Prefatory animals Include 640
coyotes, 485 wildcats, 35 moun­
tain lions, and
24
wolves.
Bounties for the extermination
oi the above are offered.
Fur bearing animals are made
up as follows: Beaver, 240;
fox, 442; martin, 900; mink,
740; badgers, 6 7 ; ' ermine, 270;
skunk, 150; muskrat, 10.
Hunters are
estimated
to
have killed 350 blacktall deer
and 12 bear during the past
open season.
j) total of 89
coyotes, five mountain lions, 49
'bobcats and five wolves are
also said to have been killed, t
TOO LATE TO C LASSIFY
FOR SALK— Portable Victrola
and records. Call 1166 Ashland
St.
’
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EXCHANGE—House and three
lots in Fresno, California, to ex­
change for small acreage or city
property in Southern Oregon. V.
E. Bushnell, Gen. Delivery, Ash­
land.
<
120-1*
N o botheksomb “setting” of color be*
iorehand. N o disappointments aftet
a few launderings.
Everfast Suiting, like all Everfast
fabrics, can be washed again and again
in the Strongest soaps and washing
powders— it will not fade. It is also
fast to boiling, to blaming sunshine, to
uric acid, perspiration— to everything
that a wash fabric encounters.
'Do you dress your children in
w ish clothes the year around be­
cause wash clothes can always be
kept sweet and clean? This is the
ideal and sensible material for you.
T he little dress or suit of Everfast
comes out of the tub time after time
as fresh in color as new.
Other Everfast Wash Fabrics— all
marvelously fast color— are also here
in c o lo r s a n d p a t te r n s t o m a k e
delightful school clothes.
G uarantee : / / any Everfast fab­
ric fades for any reason whatsoever, we
will refund not only the purchase price
of the material, but making-up costs
as well.
Everfast Wash Fabrics
Eliminating' All Winter Coats and
Dresses Means Selling at Less Than Cost
If Necessary to Clear 0|ir Racks '
E. R. ISAAC & CO
The Quality Store
January Clearance
The very coat or the exact dress you have
been wanting to get inav be here in your ex­
act size and, when you hear the price, The
Low Price, we quote you on any of ^ e s e
dresses or coats, you’ll simply look at- them
in amazement.
ains
' Lingerie Materials
Yard 35c
This is not Special Sale Merchandise we are
selling. It is of our regular high grade stock
of Palmer garments and the best lines we
carry.
Clearance of all Lingerie Materials in
Values up to 48c yard, come in all the
wanted colors.
We will give you the best buy you ever got anywhere at
any price, Value against price, we list.
. bRESSES WE LIST
$ 6.95
$ 9.25
$11.00
$20.00 Values at
$25.00 Values at
$30.00 Values Kt
.$14.95
418.50
All Winter Hats Co at 1-2 OFF
V isifO ur Ready To Wear D ept and Yoitf Savings Will Be
Worth While.
L A D IE S HEAVY
COTTON HOSE
Silk Cepes, Yard $2.48
F lat ( ’ropes and Satin Crepe in a won
derful assortment of new colors. Reg
ular values up to $3.25 yard.
115.00 Values at i ...................... .$11.95
$25.00 Values at .
$18.00 Values a t ..............................$13.50
$30.00 Values at
$22.00 Values at
..............$16.95
$35.00 Values at
$40.00 Values at ...........,.....$ 2 9 .9 5
$10.00 Values at
$12.50 Values ah
Values at
Values at
Sale
Saturday Shoppers Will Find Every Table and Coun­
ter in this Great Store Crowded With Worth While
Madden soils protected tires.
It-ti
From Hornbrook—
A. R, Squires of Hornbrook
was in Ashland today on busi-
Caught in the snowstorm
Mountains of snow hurtliqg^
down upon him, engulfing’
him, sm othering him! Would
his distress signal be heeded
in tim et Her husband was
In danger. Torn between con­
flictin g d e n r e ^ -lo v e against
luxury and ease! Which
of the Pacific Coast.
This Is
the first time such a map has
been available for general dis­
tribution and it is predicted
that there will be a big demand
for extra copies of the January
Volt on this account.
,
Here you can choose from lines
that are full of style, full oi pep,
high in color and wonderfully
made.
Marcelling, Trimming, Sliam-
poolng. Dyeing Facial«.
The
Vanity Shoppe, McGee’s Store.
Phone 101. .
98-tf
Finishing Today
(Continued From Page One}
That a goit course Is absolute­
HEADLESS BODY IS
FOUND BY POLICE ly necessary in order to keep was cut'dobrn by poaching In­
Eugene — City laid 198,348
square yards of paving in 1925,
Junior Endeavor cooked food
costing 3492,586.
tale. Hardy Bros., Sat., Jan. 23.
•
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Say
it
with
photographs.
Studio Ashland. On the Plata
Jaeger Says
Cities Must
Help Selves
Volt Giving
Publicity To
Southern Ore.
(Continued From Page One)
CALLED TO REST
From Wagner Creek—
Mr. and Mra. A. W. Lacey of Purchased Home—
W.
E.
Gould
purchased
Wagner Creek were in Ashland
through the Ashland Raalty Co.
today on business.
a bourn and «lot on Leonard
street.
‘
Clothes pressed
w ait
Phone 108
Cleaners.
’
Visiting A s h la n d -
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Vorns of
Baker, Oregon, who have been
visiting their daughter, Mrs.
George P. King of eBach avenue
will leave Ashland for thetr
home this evening and will stop
at Portland and Seattle.
Have your furniture repaired
for Spring at Jordan’s Sash and
MEDIA, Penn., Jan. p22— (U.
Cabinet works.
119-tf P.)— The headless and legless
torso of a young Woman, found
Visitor From Taleat—
in the woods near here ilate
Laurence Burnett was a busi- yesterday afternoon, was iden­
ness visitor in Ashland from tified today as that of Mias May
Talent today. -
Dietrich, 34, of Norwood, by the
state police.
All-rite butter - toasted sand­
wiches— very
popular— Ninlng-
COMRADE CLAYTON
eris Fountain Service.
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Among the guests at the Li thin
Cliff Payne makes door frames. Springs hotel arW
J. M. Baird, Chicago;
N.
Among the guests et the Hôtel Spenker, Medford; H. E. Hearne,
Oregon a r e -
Portland; Mrs. Blunn, Portland;
Alex McDonald, Long Beach; Lloyd E. Maes, Portland; Ralph
Frank Muir, Long Beach; A. Mptcalf, Tacoma; Mr. and Mrs.
R. Reevee and wife. Ban Diego; Barter, Long eBach; Mrs. Elsie
L. C. Manor, San Francisco; H. Woods and daughters,. Oak­
O. S. Bacon and wife, Denver, land; J. Ingle and wife, Seattle.
Colorado.
Hemstitching and Picotlng—
Front Metzanine Floor/ McGee
Building. Mrs. Havener and Miss
Ewan.
167-1 mo.
Ladies
Kl hart's.
h'roiii I’ortbmd—
DRY AGENT SA Y S
W. G. Chandler, chief special
B R IB E S O FFE R ED
agent for the Shasta division of
the Southern Pacific, was in
SEATTLE, Jan. S S -tU -P .)-—
Ashland Wedne»day evening on Huge bribes were held out to
business. • '
government prohibition agents
by JerrJ Pinch, attorney fqr
From Grants I’ase—
’
Roy Olmstead, In a final effort
Mrs. W. E. Newcomb of to “fix" the last branch of .law
Grants Pass arrived in Ashland enforcement that menaced the
last evening, |o he the guest operations of the alleged Olm­
of Mrs. Lewis Dodge for a few stead. liquor ring, Gprdon O’Hara
former dry agent testified In
day*-
federal court here today.
CLEARANCE ON
FABRIC GLOVES AT
Childrens Ribbed Hose
Pair 22c
Come in black and brown. Sizes up to
Fine Ginghams, Voiles and Tissue
Ginghams, all go at this low Price.
Values to 59c Yard.
Wool Dress Goods
Yard $1.95
54 inches wide in fancy borders and
strijied Woolens .come Tans, Browns,
Green and Blue. Regular Values to
$3.98.
Rayon Silk” Wash Goods
Yard 69c •
Here is a special lot of Wash Goods
to close out in a good assortment of
Wonderful Savings on
Ready-to-Wear
Coats and Dresses in This Great Clearance Sale at 1-2
Regular Prices.
EXTKA SIZE GARMENTS INCLUDED p i T H IS B A L I.-, B U T NOW!
Mfa. J. H. Phlllpott
Wednesday la Meáford on
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