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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1926)
University N e w s - From Central Point—— in Ktoaudh Falls— Fresh Cliff Payne makes drain boards TODAY - TOMORROW Cooked Food Sale, Satut-day. Feb., 6. Social Circle ladles ot Christian church. Hardy Bros. 126-1 FOOD SALE—High School Circle P T. A. Saturday, Jan- 123-4 nary 30. Hardy Bros. From Talent— Fred Rapp of Talent spent to day in Ashland on business. Hemstitching and Picotlng— Front Mezzanine Floor, McGee Building. Mrs. Havener and Miss Ewan. 107-1 mo. A peppery romance of the old Rio Grande. His railroad was a fluke, but lie won a hacienda'and ehanniug señ orita. Madden sells protected tires. land toda eral weel Ilam B. I California. Pear canning of Washington and Oregon in 1926 was 1.. 400,000 cases, 26,000 tons. Clearance Sale Exceptional values on Lad-, les, W. R. Ulen. Portland. J. R. Nash. Milwaukie. W. W. Miller, Roseburg, C. L. McCaalin. Port land. Charles E. Thom peon, Port land, E. D. Smith. Ropeburg. Boys and Money Sa vin g. Prices for You Girls shoes on sole for Sat urday, the last day at this January Clearance Sale 4 M •’ Price. ‘ Spring styles— New wollens for mens suits, on display at Paulserud’s. 123-tf tm on gxh e gaests at the Columbia hotel are— Childrens, Now is the time to buy your Boys and Girls their School or Dress Shoed, made of Solid Leather and over a last that really fits their growing feet. McGee’s Shoe D ep t Buy Silks and Woolens Saturday Zool Dress Goods Yard $1.69 42 In. wide In Wool Crepe Serge and Otter- man In Several good solors. Regular Values to *2.75 yard. The best value we have evor offered in quality Jtllks. 40 In. wide in the new and wanted colors. Regular value, *3.25 yard. Wool Dress Goods All Reduoed For ------- —~ ~ . Batarday Every Yard of Sflk at a Special Low -Price Saturday Guaranteed N ot to Fade Promise of More W inter >1x90. Bleached. Sold Regular, Bach Therefore on Saturday we will offer the first peep at the new . - ~ clean out the winter coats. Coats that Command the Attention of buyers wher- ever shown, Made in Portland of cloth man ufactured in Oregon mills from Oregon grown wool and they stand comparison in every way with tailored sport coats made nnywbere. Hand Embroidered Gingham House Frocks COME IN REGULAR AND EXTRA SIZES. REGULAR VALUES U P TO $1.75 . For Spring we are showing two lines of Coast Made Tailored Sport Coats Alkonit I w ' Tailored knitted coats mad© in San Francisoo, but now sold even in the Eastern States, because they have created the fabric which is unusual for knitted gar- Come PUH» Colors, Fancy Stripes. Sold Reg _ ha. - - ■ » . -■ L » nnrr, i < t . ie 'T Final Wind-Up Saturday of All Winter Ready-to-Wear Womens Winter Goats. rular Values up to .75. Sale Drice SHOES. MILLINERY beauty shoppe M& Colors: Rose, Blue, Red, Brown and Grey. Cushion solea. Regular Valua» to »1 26. Women’s Dresses Radically Reduced . £O 7 R ® ' Group 1 Rriced Values up to $12.50 Group 2 Priced Values up to $19.75 DRY GOODS AND GARMENTS OQ Comfy Felt Slippéi Pair 95c Flannelette Gowns Each$1.00 MILLER’S TOGGERY “ Hab-a-dash Inn” Extra Valued HERE YOU WILL FIND 0DD 8 AND ENDS AND BROKEN LINES AT REDUCTIONS THAT ARE REAL INDUCEMENTS. and a-continuation of the remarkable offerings to From the C o tto n Fielde to the Dealers, every process ie owned end controlled by the Crown Organization. This e lim in a te s all middlemen's profits and makes i t possible for your Dealer to aril SUPER C RO W N S H R U N K O VER ALLS at ■ price no higher than ordinary Overalls. 81 in. Bleached Sheetin Yard 48c Visit the Wash Goods Bargain Counter Saturday! shrink and not to fade This masterpiece of off work g arm en t« ie the m ott com- Jortable and Ion get r wearing Overall on earth, i t is extra big. fu ll and roomy .has plenty efTsrge, serviceable p o ck ets and m a n y other special fea- f ■««■» A ll points ot wear and strain are strongly reinforced.' Each 29c 42 and 46 inch made of fine Muslin. Sojd Regular, 39c eafch. » 36 in. wide fine quality for under garments, buy at this low-price Saturday. A SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON ALL DOMESTICS SATURDAY S p rin g C oats Ordinary Overalls 66x80 in Block Plaid Patterns. Sold Regu lar, Pair *11.60. Buy Domestics for Less Saturday Pdllaway” Sheets Daisy Bleache« Each $125 Yard M Guaranteed Not to Shrink and UNION MADE Satin Canton and Flat . Crepes, Yard $2.48 Wonder Values in Blankets Saturday 100 Per Cent Pure Wool Blankets, Pair $9.95 The M illio n D o lla r O v e r a ll Made o f special cloee weave, extra heavy 8 ounce, dark shade Indigo denim, shrunk and prepared by a secret process at th e Crown D e n im M ills O nly under the SUPER TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS The Quality Store Size 66x80 in new Plaid Patterns. Sold Reg Ulag, Pgir <*5.4*; . GUARANTEE & CO SALE! Saturday Last Day of January ¿CROWN The Only OveraU On Earth w ith Ihis Iron C lad Salem — Two wings are plan- ped for Salem General Hospital adding 40 beds. , Greatest January Clearance Follow the crowd to Jackson E. B. Row, Eugene, ,C. W. Hot Springs Saturday nlgbt. Come Bierg, Redding, L. E. Day, San early and stay late. Paramount Francisco, H. F. Homer, San Orchestra. 126-1 Francisco, Glenn L. Hart, Port land. W. B. Curtis, Portland, C. Tub baths day or night. E. Rogers, Los Angeles, Jackson Hot Springs. 124-tf Crandall, Alameda, J. L, Fuller, Portland. D. T. Starr and family, Billings. Montana, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Barnard, Webb, Iowa, Harriet Gray, Chico, California. Alonzo Morrison. Portland, N. G. Nichol son, Portland, W. W. Woodruff. Portland, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mc- Bvens, Portland, W. Lloyd Graves, Portland, . . .. '•* Moved To Medford— ' Saturday - The Final Wind-up of Our ¡Springs hotel are— Among the gaests at the Hotel Ashland are— t , ' Mr. and Mrs. Guy Applegate Mr. and .Mr*. R. J. Rina* of Nob Hill have as their guests, barger have moved to Midford Mrs. Applegate's mother, Mrs. to make their home. *-» Lawrence; her brother, Roy Lawrence, and a cousin, Mr. Madden retreads tires. 53-tI Wood, all of Eugene: E. R. I S A A C WANTED— Woman for eral laundry work. Apply Moved to C a lifo r n ia - mimity Hospital, Ashland. Mrs. C. H. Northrup and son, of 165 Seventh street have moved to Gerber California. Among the guests at the Ltthla YANKEE G a n ts from Engcnet— Howard Patience, field super intendent of Oakland district of the Western Auto Supply company and B. R. Baker, district man ager, are visitors in Ashland to day on business. R. A. Alford of Talent Word was received from Ver non McGee that be has been Klamath Tails for a few selected for a part, in a varsity on business and visiting play, at the University of .Ore old friends. gon. Marcelling, Trimming, Shaa- The Christian Endeavor pooing. Dyeing, Facials the Christian ebnrch at Mad Vanity Shoppe, McGee’s Store. Danpe Saturday night, Jackson •M t bed and Springs; 2 oak dining ford, Sunday, Jan. 31 at 2 :W l Phone IOS. Hot Springs. Paramount Orches chairs, leather seats; one oak Dr. Landrlth, speaker, Followed tra. 1 l*6-3t library tabla; one Ice chest; one by a basket dinner. American Legion Auxiliary , oak dresser; one 9x12 Axmtnls- Meeting— feutterfield’s new Barber Shop ter rug; 2 laundry tubs; 2 oak The American Legion Masters of harmony and Jasa— la located In the basement at rockers, leather Be|ts; fruit Jarr, lary will hbld a meeting t 2*7 1-1 B. Main Street 103-tf. 25c a dosen. 162 Sherman St. Paramount 'Orchestra — Jackson armory at 7:30 Monday. 0. Louderback. 126-2 Hot Springs, Saturday night. 126— It Dance Saturday night Jackson FOR RENT— 7-room house Hot Springs. Paramount Orches close in, *20 per month, also l a Medford— tra. 12«-»» two room cottage, close in at Mr: and Mrs. Jim McDonough *10 per month. Inquire Ash and Mr. and Mrs. Waltor MARVELOUS To K lam ath F alls — land Hotel. 126-6 O'Doaoughue were visltotw In VALUES F. A. Selton and son, Medford yesterday. returned to Klamath FOUND—Female fox terrier »day after spending aev- pup. Black and white, has col rs visiting with Mr. *nd lar. Phone 353-L. 126-2 To Klamath F a lla - Mrs. O. Booth will leave for FOR SALE— Wood. Strictly dry fir, 16-lnch, *4.00 tier. Klamath Falla tomorrow to visit Don’t make her cook all the Manzanita, green or dry, *4.60 for some time with her sister. time. Bring ter to the chlckon tier. Fir," cut 12 inches, *3.60 Dance Saturday night, Jackson ¡dinner at the Civic Club house, tier. Address D. E. Combs, Hot Springs. Paramount Orchea Friday, January 29. Servlet Talent. 126-6* tra. 126-3* from 6 to 2. 60c per plate. 123-tf IXtST— A ladies wrist watch Fresh Pig ’n Whistle choeoi right hand side of Highway, Walk just beyond overhead crossing, Iktes J list arrived at Nlninger'ar Jan. 26. Return to Colurablr Hotel. Reward. 126-2 Miss Mildred Beeson, who is FOR BALE — 1200 Leghorn teaching at Central Point was baby chicks. Carpenter and vlsipng in Ashland last evening. Lockwoed, strain. *1100 per Typewriters repaired. Elbari’g hundred. W. H. Arnold, Med ford, Ore., Routs 1. 1*6-3* It pays to have yonr cleaning FOR SALK—Furniture. One and pressing done at Psulserud’s. heating stove almost new; ond 111— W. T. Dlttebrandt. chef at the Lithis Springs hotel was taken to Return to Home— Mrs. Agnes Senodeno and the Community hospital last even daughter returned to their home ing because of illness. in Medford today after a very enjoyable visit in Ashland. Oar Butter Toasted sandwiches are growing in popularity. Try Quick Itinch service.— Ninlng; one at The Plata. . 8 7-tf 125-tf Businraa VW tor»— Regular Values up to $32.50. Sale price BfflÄß Gdoup 3 Priced ' . Values up to $29.75 £ (■ ( <W aq