Raggedy Ann Sweet Shop—
The Raggedy Ann Is being re­
modeled and painted. The booths
and woodwork are being painted
a pearl gray, which makes a
pleasing
background
tor
the
paintings by Johnny Gruelle.
ltoeal ; P e rs o n a l Motes
Stated conclave, Wednesday
evening, Féb. .17,. Open long
forai.
Also' Order of Taipple.
efreshments at 0:46. .'A ll Sir
nights courteeuMy invited.
D. H. JACKSON. E. C.
W. H. DAT. Recorder. . i
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Pat Crow, little son of Mr. and
m—
Mrs. George Brookm lller is con­ Mrs. E arl Crow, is quite ill.
fined to her homo on Liberty street
Leased Property—
w ith the flu. ’ •
W illiam Robison and wife have
Madden eolie pretected tires leased the Mrs. Sarrah J. Coch-
rin home on . Lincoln street,
through the Beaver Realty Co.
From Oranta Pam —
* Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCallister
and daughters, of Grants Pass, Examination fo r Navy—
Jimmie Heer ls^n Portland tak­
spent Sunday In Ashland as the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. ing the examlnhtlon for the *U.
Handle«.
S. Navy.
Auto Dealer T te J I^ -
Charlee Dogas, automobile deal
I t ’s to
had
the Ashland- III—
er of Yreka, was a visitor i s Ash­
Mrs. J. B. Rasof 1s still quite
Medford game te on at Medford
land Monday.
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the same night? B ut say, folks, ill at the home-of Mrs. R. Casey
you can go down there and then on Allison street. \
TE OL»K FASHJONKD DANCE dance w ith us several hours be­
Ashland A n h ir ,. FbK M
Tickets for the Old-Fashioned
fore 2 o r 8 o'clock.
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Dance nt the Armory, Friday
From. Medferd—
Among the gueete n t the Lithia evening are now on sale at Mc­
N air Bros., drug store, Hardy
Mr.* and Mrs. Schank of Med­ Springs hotel a re -
iará were .visitors'Ih Ashland Ith«
J. A. ChnrchUl, Salem, R. Ham­ Bros., grocery store and Clarence
first of the week.
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mond, Seattle, W . C. Davis, F. B. Lane's store on the Boulevard.
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Hammond, Portland, Mr. and
PO RTLA N D, Ore., Feb. I V -
Oregon was «7 yeare old Suu-
'day.
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Sixty-seven la comparatively
youthful In the life o f a state,
and so, as befitted the occasion,
a birthday party was held Sat­
urday night at the Portland
Chamber of Commerce at which
some 600 guests were seated. ■
I t was. typically a birthday
party.
Flowers decorated ell
the tables; an orchestra played,
vocal solos ware contributed, a
huge birthday cake graced ly
07 candles, held a , plaee of
hoqor.
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From Tsleut—
J . A. Lockhart, who has been , 0 , M.,MçFuddsn vrtft.a business
F O B SALB— Good farm team,
an Invalid fo r several years, is visitor in Ashland (rom T a lta t
wagon and harness, also about
In the Convalescent home, al­ yesterday.
ais tonn o f firs t cutting alfalfa.
though his condition Is not ser­
Prank Bsswlck.
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B ellview F . T . A . te Meet—
The Bellview P. T . A. w ill meet
F O B S A L B — Apple*. 80p and
Thursday evening, February ' l l ,
7»c per bon. Strawberry plant«, At Local Hospital—
William M . Carle of Fobts at 7-80 o’clock, when Mra. Louis
»0c per hundred. <80 H olly.
Creek,
w h o ' has been in the Dodge w ill give a report o f (he
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Community hospital tor the past state meeting. The meeting w ill
F O R R A p B — D airy and gar­ week Xtter undergoing an op­ be held nt the Bellview school
den ranch o f forty-five siren, eration, te reported na making house.
located
between
Talent
and 'very rapid recovery. Mrs. Carle
Phoenix, 1 -4 .m ile from highway. la staying in Ashland w ith an
Over 88,000 garden stuff sold old friend, Mrs. Courts, and w ill Visitor Here—
D. D. Randall, missionary for
off of it last year.
In q u ire return w ith her husband as
Southern Oregon, spent the.-day
Talebt Oaragp, Talent. Oregon. soon ns be te able.
in Ashland.
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Fro m FeW l— d
F O R S A L « — St. Helene in­
Mingus A itken of Portland, Is
cubator, >10. Also baby chicks. In' Ashland to spend several
I * J. Crawford of Talent spent
Mrs. W a lte r Herndon.
Phone days vlstlng w ith hte parents, the day in Ashland on business.
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M r. and Mrs. W illia m A. Aitken
F O R 8 A L R — Cafe doing fine on South-.Ploneer afreet.
Mias Oregon herself was pres­
ent in the form of Mias Helen-
gray Oateas, daughter of Judge business. .Small rooming house
and Mrs. W illia m N. Oaten«, a fn connection.. Snap for 8400.
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dainty maid, who wore a }>eeon|- Phone 489.
Ing crinol/ne type dress with
W A N T jsm »— getting hens. Phone
distinction.
And so was Unele
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Mrs. W a lter 'Herndon.
Sam on hand in the person of
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Stephen W . M atthieu, grandson
of F. X . Mgtthleu, who to a k .g
F O B S ^ L B — Twp X -ra y In­
prominent part in the formation cubatole, hatcbing eggs, tancred
of the provisional government s tr a le trnp neeted, >3 per hun-
at Champoeg, May 8. IS IS .
dred. lir e . O. W . Alien, g ranite
of
St. Phone 940-T .
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Worn P a r H — d
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Miss Jones just arrived from
Portlaad to do the »trimming la
M n . H. B. Bell. S t Joe, Mich.,
Mr. and Mrs. Herm ann, Portland,
Cleaning renews the life
J . A. M iller,
Portland,
P. B. a garment.
T ry Paulserud’a.
Schottes, Seattle.
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Improved—
Mrs. Mabel Moor, who was con­
The latest in Spring styles and fined to her home by illness for
Tub baths < day
or night. fabrics at Pauteerud's.
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Jackson Hot ggrtegs.
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Among the gueuts at the Hotel
Hudnut’s . toilet goods.—r-Bl
Ashland .are- -
hart's.
W . J, Leveahagen, Ban Fran­
A boy was born to M r. and
Mrs. Newton Harrison at their cisco, Fred B. Runtlngton. Maple­ Business Visitor—
B. W. R edlfer of M yrtle Creek
hom e la M edford M onday at n oon ton, W illiam S. Deaver, Portland,
and according to th e latest mes­ Bs D. W estfall, Portland, 8. O. was a business visitor in Ash
San
Francisco, J. S. land recently.
sage. everybody te doing nicely. Russell;
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison form erly Werts, Portland. Ray L . Antrim ,
Aloha, K ibler B artlett, Albany,
Fresh home-made eream car
lived in this city.
J. W . Tenuaat, Seattle.
amela at the Fissa.
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Sugg's MllUnsry
W e s t en d Vtolto«»—
C liff Payne makes cupboards
Hudnut’a
h art’s.
toilet
goods.— El-
D. L. Barton aad fam ily of
Corvallis, are new arrivals la Ash-
Mrs. M. J. MeCalltater, who
land, Mr. Barton having one of
the ebalrs la Bates* Barber Shop. itves south of Ashland, te report­
ed as being vefy ill.
C. H. Morrison of Yreka spent
the week-end w ith the W ill Davis
fam ily on Allison street.
Legion Auxiliary
Plans Activities
W A N T E D —-T o rent tor three
months, baby, crib o r Kiddle
Koop.
Phone 871-J.
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Former Resident
Dies at Phoenix
Mr. and Mrs. John Paiu were
visiting at the J. V. W rig h t home
on Mountain Avenue the first of
the week;
Toys and games for tbe K id ­ Retarucd (i«qi South—
at' birthday.— Bihsrt's.
Joe
ot ther ehfte dftpakt-
l l l - t f ment at McOee's, retiurned' yes-
terday from Sau • Francisco and
Los Angolas, w h tre.b e rurehased
Medford Bsw dull Teem
( Plans for a Medford baseball tbe new spring shoes.
team are rapidly coming to a
Horseshoe Toorusmeut— -
A valley horseshoe tournament
Is in process "of organisation. The
tournament would Include teams
from Medford, Ashland. Grants
Pass. Central Point, and ether
valley points, i f the plans m ater­
Don't mis« the Old Fashioned
Baby grows older day by day ialise. To the winning team a sil­
Danes at ’ th e armory, Friday.
— Photographe
never. — Studio v e r loving enp would he awarded.
Feb. 1>. Qiaad march at 8:10.
— Medford M ail Tribqne.
Ashland.
Benefit Uppsr VkUey commun­
ity house., 1 •
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Had Tonsils Rem o ved ■
Mrs. Ramon B utler had
; O. F. Bradshaw. Portland, W . tonsils removed yesterday
W . M iller, Portland. Theodore te reported as doing nicely.
Angorte, Gregory, F. V. Rose-
braugh, Aloha, Charles A. Dunn, Returned From Hhart Trip—
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wolcott re­
Portland. B. D. Smith, Roseburg,
turned
from
San . Francisco,
I J. M. Derriff. Mt. Shasta City.
where they have been for the
past few daya.
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You Can Depend
Samuel Francis W ard, aged
08 years, died at his home ffi
Phoenix, last night at 1ft- o'cloek.
He lived in Ashland some years
ago.
Fnperal services ^ rU l he
held tomorrow afternoon ^t 2
o’clock from the Dodge Chapel.
Interm ent w ill .be in the Ash­
land cemetery.
H0 Was barn in New York
state, October 8, 1867.
JLJpon Our
Old women.
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WORK
This hose has 24 inch boot and a 4 inch lisle
hem top with ravel strap. Comes in Black.
Woodland Bose, Biege, Cannon, Blush and
Mauve Taupe.
Don’t keep that old
BATTERY
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Custom alive when
e a a a
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Only Oompeteut
Handle This
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Also* New Shades
$1.50 Full Fashioned
Allen A Hose
ASHLAND
LAUNDRY CO.
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31 Water Street
Phone 160
E. R. I S A A C & C O
THÈ QUALITY STORE
New English Print
House Frocks
They come in colors of Orange Combination, Rose
Combination,' Tan--Green~Orchid and Blue, Flares
and Belted.
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WHILE THEY LAST
$1.95
Stitched Cotton Bats, $1.00
Radium Chiffon Dresses
3 Lb. Size 72x90 Regular $1.35
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be glad to have you call weather or not yon
36 in. Wide- 1% Yard Regular
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We solicit a sliare of your patronage and will
parchaM.
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Striped or Check Patterns—-Two Piece Effect and
Daisy Muslin, 7 Yds. for $1.00
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It. nude them wrinkled
H A N E Y M A T R ES IG N ,
W A SHING TO N, D. C., F a i*
10— Acoording to a report cur­
rent in official circles, -Bert B>
Haney of Oregon, member or the
shipping board, w ill resign soon
and seek the democratic sens,
torlal nomination for Oregon. f
Tomorrow, Wednesday, Feb. 17th
IN THX WIMXR BUILDING, *397 E. MAIN.
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Opening Sale of Style
S e s •
81x90 Sold Regular $1.50
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Cherry B a il .Cough
Syrup . .. ............25c
Foleys looney & Tar 30c
¡W ed n esd a y
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Pullaway Sheets, Each $1.00
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Bromo Quinine.......... 30c
McNair’s Cold Tablets 25c
Weeks Cold Tablets 25c
339 E. Main Street
They surely did I
ALL THIS WEEK YOUR DOLLAR IS WORTH
MORE H E R E -
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W/LL OPEN
Reliable Remedies
For That Cold
Agee’s Shoe Sbop
Did thejr own washing
You say)
Bills Beeson of Los Angeles Is
In Ashland, celled here by the
Ulnees of his mother, Mrs. Elisa­
beth Beeson of Union street.
Please
Our Grandmothers
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Bene from Loe d agri re ■
Repairs That Will
’, Oregon and Washing­
ton— Unsettled, probably
occasional rains in west­
ern Oregon and Wash­
ington; rain o r snow in
east portion o f Oregon
and Washington tonight
and Wednesday.
Mod­
erate easterly winds along
eoast. *
CARD OF THANKS
Future acj t y U f * ì f Ih e lo flq fl
wtoh .‘ ° J hank our « “ y
American X s g fb i» , auxiliary w ar* ,
discussed
Ft
«a ? e n t ia s k a f r friends add-^feMghbors fo r their
meeting o f the1* a x illa r y last kindhesg'during our recent be-
n ig h t 1 Members who attended
MRS. H O L L M B Y B R .
the get-logether session of the
FLO RENCE HO LLM BTBR
Southern Oregon auxiliary unit
A R TH U R HOLLM BTBR.
at Medford recently submitted
JOSBPH H O L L M B ffB R .
detailed reports.
Routine bupi-
MRS. J. W-. COLLINS
•ness also was transacted. ' \
MRS. L .. W A M 8L B T .
Visitors at Wright H o r n e -
bead, Wyft tbs Medford M all T ri­
bune.
Next Thursday night a
masting of representatives of tha
various service clubs ot the elty
and th< Chamber of Commeros 1s
scheduled to discuss plans.
THE WEATHER
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Renton of
Canyonville are In Ashland for
a few days on business.
They come in colors of Nile and Tan—Pastel Stripes
Und Peach—Priced at
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Printed Dress Voiles, 4 Yds. for $1.00
Monarch of Mirth—
Sovereign of Smilee—
Lord of L aúghter-
Raymooth Griffith
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“ H e’a a Prinee!”
40 in. Wide, Regular 50c Yard
WE DELIVER FREE
Fancy Bath Towels, 2 for $1.00
See them on the racks—Get them while they are new
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LISTED HERE ABE ONL’Y A FEW OF THE MANY
. . DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS
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