Leave« for Soatto—- «
Leo Schoeniger of Church street
W. H> Hodklnsop is I
made a trip to Grants Pass last for San Francisco to' ba
evening. -*• • •
a few days on business.
Lioeal j Personal flotes
From Talent—
graving for South—
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Arnold are
J. L. Ketch spent the day ih
leaving Sunday for Los Angeles
Granu Pass on business.
for an Indefinite stay with their
Walk upstairs to Orres Tailor daughter, Mrs. Cyrus T. Good.
78-tl
Shop and save 110.99.
Fresh home-made cream car
amels at the Plata.
128-tl
Roslnees Visitor—
In Grants Paas—
H.'B.' Nye of Talent was a busi
ness visitor In* Ashland today.
■f Edith Arnold, daughter of Mr.
The Berigan Class of the Bap And Mrs. Albert Arnold, to quite
tist church will hold a cooked 111 with the flu.
ffcod sale’•at Holmes Grocery.
Saturday, Feb. 13. All Bereans
Call Blackwell for'your next
are asked to bring their food b7 Paint Job.
187-1 mo.
nine cloek.
134-Wed. Frl.
Guests of Mrs. Meyer ■ ' .’ tv
From »pM-burg —
George W. Fetaer and Miss
R. Ct ^Blaxall of Roseburg was Dorothy Hindenac,. father and
1* Asblknd from Roseburg today. nfeice of Mm. A. C. Meyer, arriv
ed the first of the week from
Phone Paulserud’a, 119,- We Allentown, Penn., to visit for some
H'Yor your cleaning and presa- time with Mrs. Meyer at her home
frX
* 135-tf at 649 Allison street.
From M e d f o r d -
Mr. lA ftl na of tha Main« .H a
maa. Co., of Medford wax a btwl
nsas visitor In Ashland today.
New Spring styles In suits
Top Coats at Paulserud’s.
soils protected
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Dunkln were
Mr. Ridley, formerly of- the
business visitors from Talent to Shell Barber shop, has taken an
day.
k
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Interest In the Centfsl Barter
shop and Mr. Derrick, who M s
Attend Dance—
boon workifig in , the Central
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Richhrdson Barber shop, will be In with
of Klamath Falls were here last Mr. SholL'
s
night for the Elk’s Valentine
dance. They motored back over
the mountains this morning.
Among the ffneato nt the Hotel
Here from K lam ath -
Burt Hawkins, sheriff; Harry Ashland are
Business Visitor—
Mm. F. C. Doolittle, Index,
Loucks, chief of police; Jim Hil
R. Sloper of the Medford ton, deputy sheriff; B. L. Elliott, Washington, O. L. Holllngworth,
Fluff Rug Works, was In Ash district attorney, and Walter Oaklahd. Georgs M. Read, Port
land today on business.
Foster, state traffic officer, xllWf land, Edwin G. Curtis, Portland,
Klamath Falls, were here last Mr. and Mrs. George Proctor,
Among the guests at the Hotel night for "the convention o f South Emmett, Idaho, Dorothy B, Doo
ern Oregon law enforcement of little, Ban Fraactoc«, 8. Olson,
Oregon are—
Sacramento, Phil M. Stanls, Sac
Frank Mullhaupt and wife, St. ficers.
ramento. Mr*. Hilda Fuller, Se
Louis, Missouri; H.’ A. Klhte
attle, Mm. B. Smith, Seattle.
ana family,
Marshfield;
A.
Melville, Portland; H. H. Presby Here from Klamath—
A. E. Peaaley, Klamath Falls
and family, Portland; E. L. Lang
Aatorig — Move under way
photographer, and Mm. Peasaley
and wife, San Francisco.
were In Ashland last evening a t build pulp and paper -milt
tending the Valentine dance ft; Young's Bay.
Leaves For Portland—
the Elk’s lodge. They were
Mrs. Olive Page leaves for guests at the Llthla Springs hotel
Portland this evening for a and returned home by motor thtt
two weeks vacation.
morning.
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ABRAHAM
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Nowhere can we turn more prof-
itabley for homely philosophy than
to the life of Abraham Lincoln.
The Homely philosophy of this
wonderful man is the philosophy o f
this store — and we shall hold to
his truths, for from his life we draw
the greatest of civ il lessons v
Americanipm.
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Through a retrieving game dog
is a development of .modern times,
a .Doctor Csitto wrote in the six
teenth century > of dogs that
brought back the “boults and
arrows” that had missed the
mark.
Inhere were 22,768 accidents in
Wisconsin last year, including
that of a man who dislocated his
toe by catching It In a bed sheet
and that of 89 who dumped into
doom or furniture.
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Ruffled Cu
This soiling event is looked forward to by all o f our customers. W e hg’y e searched the m arket for specials
in quality m erchandise and have succeeded in gettin g extraordinary values of standard goods to be sold
at one price
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SELLING ALSO IN C L U D E S LOTS O f V A R IE D M ERCHANDISE IN
SM ALL ¡TOADVBJBTISE. W E SUGGEST T É A T Y O U SH O P EARLY.
Valley
visitor
L.
Home for Few Pays
Hemstitched Ready for use.
Mm.
tp aches the fifth grade at Cen
tral Point, to home for a few
dpys ,with her mother, Mrs. C. P.
Clevenger on Allison street, who
Is -quite 111.
gold RegulaHy, 31.35.
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Lets « Ekstburn, who
View the New
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*n-Shrinlfable, Fast Color
They come in 36 inch widths in colors of Palmetto
Green, Cheverense, Dianthus, Aluminum, light
Coral and Rhododendron.
PRICE!) AT THE YARD
MU
Pullaway Sheets
Ladies Hand Bags
S ite 81x90, Seam less, Ton» before
hem m ing, s o ld r e g u la r lv , $1-50
New Sp rin g S t y le s rtnd Colors.
Black,'Tan, Red, Blue, Embodaed«
I’Utfent and tW ^ o n e o ffecls.R eg -
vnhi&i to $ .3 9 .
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PiUow']
3 Yards for
Bath Towels
2 fo r
j
Linen finish, 43 inch |
Quality. Sold Regular,
Tard.
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5Pair •
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ar 29« Pair.
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36 inch Bleached, flue for
Bold Regular
2Yards ' J F b
Bordered Gingli
Dress Pattern
The big hit of the season,
4 2 Inches wide In Ecru,
Sold here only— See them!
sold Regular 69c Yard.
Printed Dress Voiles
to 50c Yard—4 Yards for
/n New
SHOP AND SAVE AT
A Barrie classic of tears,
laughs, heart-tuga.
Rayot Silk Hoss. l l inch
foot; heavy thread foot.
60c Pair
They come la els colors,
Bobrellaa
$1.50 and up
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' Curtain Nets
2 Yards for * j
E X Q U ISIT E FA B R IC S FE A T U R E D
A little w aif—half-starv
ed, lonesome — y et she
could call herself Cinder
ella!
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69c Yard.
3 lb: Stitched Cotton Bat
Comforter
4
Thia is a good sh eetin g.
Bleached. Sold R egu larly
Here is the nlace to huv them All rì IL he»w aillr
36 inch widths. The best for wear an
the assortment.
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Iffl
Children’s Ribbed Hose 81 inch Bleached Sheeting
?ome in Black and Brown.
Uzeg up to 10. 8old R egu-
Made of heavy double
Terry in W’hlte and Colon.
underwear.
19c Yard.
• 3f0r
Made of fine quality, mus-,
lln. Size 42 and 45 Ineb.
Sold Regular, 39c.
ACCOUNT ON WHAT YOU SAVE HERE
Cloths,
7 Yards for
Daisy Pillow Cases
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Large give, made with col-
«rod borders. Blue Pink
and Gold.
<‘Daisy” Musli
W ash Pongees
Made with blue borders,
good size for family use.
Sold regular 20c Each.
V l»
11.60.
Q U A N TIT IE S TOO
Bath Towels
7 for
4
KM
Pink,? Blue. Orchid and
Peach. Regular Values to
START A
TOMORROW
Boudoir Caps
Made of Crape de Chine
and lace trimmXd. Come in"
Linen Finish, else 58x68.
11 f '
Made of cross bar Mar-
qusette, colored ruffle,
2 1-2 yds. long 11.25 Reg.
Dollar is W orth More Hero
Table Cloths
W.- M> Taylor of Greenacres.
Washington, stopped In Ash
land ymtorday on hto way U
Redding, to virit J. W. Frasier.
FOR SALB: — Limited num
ber of line building sites cheap.
Also strictly modefn 7-room house
ready and 6-room house Just
starting. Easy terms. Just south
FOR SALE — Brooders. Phone
of Normal school. Phone 463J.
340V, Mrs, Geo. D. Allen. 138-2
188— 26t
FOR H^VLE. — Good dry pine
TO
REÑÍ: — Unfurnished
limb 12 to 14 Inch wood. Phone
house, 147 Central Ave. See C.
273V.
,
188— <•
Es Pratt. 438 North Main. Phone
" 188— 2t
FOR SALE: — Asparagus, easy 301-R.
to start and grown. We can fur
FOR RENT: — 3 room apart
nish large thrifty home grown,
ment, nice and dean. wjth gas
Mary Washington roots, a new
Apply at Icenhous^s neW and
strain that all aeedmen agree to
second hand store, 3.89 A Main.
far superior to old varieties. Place Phone 171.
,¿*139-31
order now. With very little ex
pense and trouble you can start
FOR RENT: Furnished apart
♦ bed that will yield bountifully ment and - sleeping rooms. Llthla
for yearn. Albert C. Joy, -Phone Apartments, 35 South Second St.
30F3.
is « — it
i.,, 138—tf
STARTS SATURDAY, FEB. 13TII — EN D S'SA TURDAY, FEB. 20TH
Each
TODAY -
H. J. Carter left last evening
for Seattle, where he was called
by the death of his slstef, Mrs.
R. H, Graham.
FOB RENT: Furnished house
and garage, close In. Call 3. P.
M., 29 South Pioneer.
138— It*
LINCOLN
H.: C. Zehrung, Portland, C.
Portland;
Left For ^Seattle—
138-lt
So Said The Great
Emancipator
L. • H. Gallatin was la from
illey View today en business. '
Springar.
FOfc SALB — Cabbage plants;
frost proof; large thrifty Jersey
^akefield plants. Ready to set
now for very earliest cabbage.
Albert c . Joy, Phohu 30F3.
“WgW Makes Might"
Fresh chewing rapila cream
earamejg, at Candy Land.
Iflasos, Portland; Ralph H.
Maupin, Portland; Mr. and Mm.
C. Q. Strickland, Montague;
Oearge Pratt Smith, Loa An
geles; W. H. Hile, Loa Aji-
griss; Charia» D. Crouch. Los
A strips; A. F. Condmy. Weed, t
Goes to Portland^—
Richard W. Price of the Llthla
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wolcott will
leave tonight for San Francisco Springs hotel leaves tonight for
Portland where be will remain
to be gone several days. '
on business all of next week. He
will' return to Ashland a week
Revival Meetings—
from
tomorrow to lead a party of
Revival meetings are being held
/U Central Point with Rev. V. X. Portland and Jackson, county men
Allison of Ashland as song lead1 to Crater Lake.
er and assisting L G. Shaw.
Sise 16x32 made with Red
Bordera. 20c Each Regu- o k
larly.
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Purchaeed aknetnr -
Marcelling. Trimming, Sham
pooing, Dyeing, Facials.
The
The ClaycWnh Motor
porto the salé of a nrfw Fordson Vhntty Shoppe, McQee> , Store.
984f
tractor to H. S. Glelm of Tal- Phone 193.
eut
. Valentines, lc to
Lasting remembrances that áfharts.
never change — photographs.-—
Studio Ashland.
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From Phoenix—
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From Talent—
J. W. ••■Fisk, dairyman of
T. Jones Burnett wax a visitor Phoenix was a business visitor
In Ashtokd jóday.’ - —
from Talent yesterday. .
H.
Leave for Ban Francisco—
Huck Towels
6 for
Mr. and Mm. L, Morris of Oak
street are moving to the J. A.
Arnold farm near Jackton Hot
Springs.
,
Harineas Vlriton— ,
Mm. James Lennox o
i l l — It
View was a business
ltt ASfc’SI»# today.
Coos Officer H ere
All the way from Coos Bay came
8am Malehorn, chief deputy sher
iff. to attend the gathering of law
enforcement officers her* last
night, lir. Malhorn has been a
deputy sheriff In Coos county for
years and V is a leading figure
In the solution of the celebrated
Covell murder case three years
ago. He to a candidate for sheriff
on J h e republican ticket in the
May primaries.
The new coats that we have carefully selected-include every style that is smart
for madam or madem oiselle. Here she will find coats o f Sheen Tw ill, Vel«-
V elour and N ovelty Sport Fabrics. Priced, $12.80 to $59.00.
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