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FRIDAT, May 14, li
Buried in Sand
For 35 Minutes
Returning North—-
J . Mrs. C. F. Surgent and Misa ■
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Wijjlry cornija (of Portland, who
have l»een vteitlng in the South,
stopped at the Llthia Springs ho*
W.
last evening on there retnrh P PORTLAND, M«ty W.—
M nay is in a 'serious condition
to Portland.
For Cleaning and Pressing,
•a- the result of being buried un-'
Business Visitor—
, • (
• rid a load of «and.- Mvnay was
Phono Panlserud’s. We call.
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J. A. Harris and Harry Mor- ri-.ued by the squad wagon force
tin, of San Francisco were Jnisi- ,ct the fire department. Examin-
¡Visited in Medford and Grants ness visitors in Ashland yester -ation revealed that he had a
day and ¿topped at the Hotel quantity of sand in hla lungs in
Pass—
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ai Ptlon to body bruises. He
Rev. and Mrs. James W. Price Oregon last ev e n in g .-
w; - in the sand a,bout 35 minuter.
and Mrs. Don Spencer and daugh
.
30 of which h is head was uncov
ter, Alice, spent Wednesday vis Trip to Klamath Falls—
Mr. an^l Mrs. O. T. Bergner ered, howevek
iting in Medford and Grants Pass.
made a trip to Klamath Falls to-
Left For South—
day.
George L. Carey, wife and
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son, Vernon, left for San Pedro Shopping in Medford—
Calif., Wednesday, where Vernon
Mrs. F. M. Brookmilier and
will secure hia discharge from the! Mrs. Jos. Smith were shopping hi
PORTLAND, May 14.— NarCot-
U. S. Navy, that he may be able to Medford yesterday«.
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officers who confine their ’ef
care for his father. Mr. Carey is
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forts
to the apprehension of aged
loosing his eyesight as a result
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Camp Fire Girls Food Sale— , Chinuse on “dope” possession
of an accident while repairing n
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The Camp Fire Girls will hold charges were.slapped severely In
gas line over a year ago.
federal court today when Judge
'Bean
imposed fines *but refused
Southern Oregon Cleaners and
to
give
Jail sentences to four eld
Dyero—
Advertise In The Tidings.
erly
Orientals.
The Southern Oregon Cleaners
Visited Grandmother—
Mr. and. Mrs. E. L. Coburn afad
son. Claire, of 0 rants Pass, spent
the weekend in Ashland visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. Maltha
IJaldwiu, S I6 Nprtb Maid.
ODD FRU j OW activities
Watch thia space every day.
«V Regular Mee t I igs „
pybordlaete every Thqrsdry.
Encampment, Jqt arid 3rd Tues
days.
Rebekahs, 2nd and 4th
Tuesdays.*
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Business Visitor—
Donald-Vail dl Sacramento 1«.
a business visitor iq Ashland and
stopped pt the Columbia hotel,
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H ate a Fitch Dandruff Remover
Shampoo at The Vanity Beauty
Shoppe, McGee’s Store.
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Btnpixvl in Ashland—
Eiton Jeffreys stopped in Ash
land yesterday to tee J. L. Ketch,
who he formerly knew in Tilla
mook. Mr. Jeffreys is looking for
a location.
FREE 1HRT
In vicinity Beach and Liberty
its. Come and haul it away. City
of Ashland.
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Ihirrhnsed Five Acres ■
Marion Van Natta has purchas
ed five acres of land near the
Normal.
They »how personality and
Don’t forget: Ashland has on:
character
—Studio Ashland Pho
of the best equipped Nats in Ore
tographs.
gon.
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M oving—
Business Visitor—
Mike Schalhorn of San Fran
cisco is spending a few days in
the valley on business.
Get yonr window screens and
sereen doors at Jordan Sash and
Cabinet Works.
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THE TMEA”
SATURDAY
"Hab-a-dash-Inn
ONLY
WILLIAM FOX
Fire Marshals Here—
Captain George W. Stoksa and
Edward«R. Wolfe, deputy state
fire marshals, were in the city
for a short time today on offic
ial business and conferred with
Fire Chief Baughman.
~ jT ~ \ ftejents
YELLOW-5
F IN G E R S
Left For Eugene—
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Haya of
Palnr Ave., left yesterday for Eu
gene to he gone several days on
business and pleasure.
Return to R o m e -
Mrs. E. S. Bryant and son.
Parkers ¿rlsoettes are delicious Billy, who have been visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. John
ith Milk and Fruit Juices.
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for their home in Alameda tomor
row evening.
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Advertise Mi The Tidings
OLIVE BORDEN
A weird love story in an exotl
RALPH INCE
South Sea Island setting
Costume Slips
Each $2.95
Made of a fine quality slip satin In all
Iho wanted colors.
You will be delighted with the pleasing
effect In our new Dorothy Prints.
Step-in-Combinations
GREAT ONE PRICE
See these new materials in Gay Colors.
CO A T
The new silk for sports wear similar to
the shantung— new colors are Palmetto,
Brittany, Sunray. Tan, Coral, White and
Orchid— Special Price
SA LE !
Yard $225
Raychyne
STARTS
Values To $37.50
Interesting Now Fabric, very popular for
äummer Frock«, .
in one of those new Elastic ribbed Bath
ing Stilts Jncquard designs, stripes and
high colors, also Black and Navy. Priced
A Remarkable
Sale of New
w w «a
Swenson & feebler
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UMMER DRESbfcb
Slip Satin, Yard $125
Every Coat new this season, made of the
Wanted materlals-vSheen, Twill. Friska.
30 to 40 inches wide. Twenty colors to
select from— have a slip for everiy frock nt Veloura, Charmeen and Sport materials
with Silk Crepe lining. Here, the coat
a email cost.
requirement of both women and Miss may
be met at what w^believe to he the low
est prices of the season. Choice may be
made from aH the favored shades.
Beauty —. Economy — W e a r -
That’s Empress Hosiery
Beauty— of pure thread silk, shining.
I ant roue.
Economy — a truly modarat« price,
W .25 a pair.
Wear,/4- sturdy silk threads, relofbrced
with mercerized ¡isle, guaranteed for loag
endurance, and the Burlingten Protector
Stripe to prevent "runners ”
-dmnt*« Burilpgtoa Empress- Guaranteed
Pure 8ilk Hose!
Silks, Satin de Leen and
Voile»— Sixes 10 to 44.
An Outstanding Hosiery Value
Sport Coats
Values up to $17.50 — Saturday
This is
The "Windsor”
Double Breasted models hold
the style throne. This double
breasted coat by Olotlieraft
is a fine example of good <Je-
sign. Ambng the many sm art
fabrics shown in this model
yoh’ll find “ 5130” Blue
Serge unusually sm art and
in demand.
Made of*flne French Voile In Dainty new
colors, lace trimmed.
SATURDAY
ACMEQUALITY
F o r all walls and ceilings,
there is a special Acm e
Q u a lity product. Com e to
th b A cm e Q uality Paint
and V arnish Service Sta-
ty w nod dbeuss w ith us
• m r in d o o V o r o u td o o r
Visitors hi Ashland—
Mr. and. Mt1». W. L. Scott of
8an Francisco slopped I nAsh-
FOR RENT— A large pleasant
lan£ yesterday An (their way north. housekeeping room— first floor
They* were guests of the Ashland V l2, light, water and gas fur-
Hotel.
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Returned From Business Trip— » » *
WANTED— For two or three
1 J. "H. McGee returned yester-I Trip to Kla
weeks elderly person to do light
-day from San Frapcisco, where I Mr. and
honsiwork.
Mr. '‘Wittenback,
he spent several days onx bust-! iparf^ a trip
l401
Boulevard.
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Ov<T From Klamath F a l l s -
Mrs. N. J. Xhlstrom is over
from Klamath Falls for a few
days. Mr. Ahlstorm Is employed
by the S. P. there. ’
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The Best Bad Man
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Paint*’“ Varnish
FOR BALE— S00 laying hens,
one year?old.. Harry Weagont.
Phone 11F4.
218-3*
Miller’s Toggery
BEAUTIFUL
L A S T T IM E S T O D A Y
Dorothy Prints
Yard, 29c
I t is a scientific fact that
predomipating wall colors
react on the nervous sys
tem. Some distract and
irritate. Others are quiet
ing and restful. W ith Acme
Q uality N o «Lustre Fin-
b h you get the desired
effect. O n walls and ceil
ings, its soft non-glaring
tones are always soothing.
l» s , i t . , whp has been
;v lb s dii Arnia ' set pol
tyts In Sàn Francisco, is
his vacation.
T H E Y G I V E Y O U P R E S T IG E
Madden anils protected tires.
Sometimes you
wonder why
Women are Nervous!
From Vancouver B. Cy—
<gp
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Loveless of
Vancouver, B. C.,"hre visitors la
Ashland and stopped at the Llth-
ia Springs hotel last evening.
¡Police Rapped In
Narcotics Cases
Lee Pierce and family are mov
A. M. Weston, Jr., of San Fran
Ing from Grant street to the cor cisco, was a business visitor in and Dyers association held a
ner of Bush and Almond streets Ashland yesterday.
meeting and banqriet at the Jo-
nephlne hotel aj Grants Pass last
Candyland— Pineapple i c e—a
Madden retreads tires-
evening. ’ Those attending from
warm weather confection.
here were, J. W. Beck, Q. A.
The latest In Men’s Suits: Dawn Paulserud, and Mr. and Mrd. S.
Hot sulphnr, tub baths, day Grey Double-Breasted Models at D. Doremus. The first picnic to
or night, Jackson Hot Springs. Paulserud’s.
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Jackson Hot Springs. This pic
Moving From Medford—
FROM TACOMA—
nic will be for the employers and
H. Berry of the Western Auto
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Guy and employees. •
Supply Co. Is moving his house Mr. and Mrs. Dyment and party of
hold good« up from Medford to Tacoma, shopped In Ashland ysa- Returned to South—
morrow.
terday and visited Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewi» Hart, who
R. P. Porter, who formerly lived have spent thè past week in Ash
Cliff Payne makes ladders.«
in Tacoma. They are returning land as the guqsts of Mr. and
to Tacoma after a twelve-day va Mrs. Andy McGee left this morn
Try our 50c Merchants' Lunch, cation in Oregon.
ing for their home in Oaklaud, ac
Every day from 11 to 2 at The
companied by Misses Dorothy
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Plasa Confectionery.
Scientific Facial Treatments— Reid and Boronough Hughes.
Llthia Hotel Beatiiy Pkrlor.
Miss Reid and Miss Hughes will
make an indefinite stay in the
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Visited in Medford—
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bussard of
Klamath Falls and Mrs. S. D. I,cft for N o r t h -
Doremus of Ashland, spent ‘yes
Will Dodge, Mrs. Louis Dodgs,
terday visiting in Medford.
and Mrs. H, C. Galey, left «this
morning on a trip north. Mrs.
Corona Portable Typewriter. A Galey and Mrs. Dodge will spend
useful graduation gift at Et- the wdsk-end in Eugene, which Is
fcart's.
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ity, Mrs. Galey as the guest of
Permanent wave by Berdins R. Tier son, John Galey, and Mrs.
Ward, formerly" of Hollywood, Dodge as the guest of her daugh
Calif., will be in Medford from ter, Miss Edith Dodge. Mr.
May 10 to 22. -Book at once or Dodge will go on to Portland to
for information phone 464, Emma visit his wife, who is with her sis
C. Cline. Hair Dresser Medford. ter, Mrs. Robert McMillan. They
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week.
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Burlington Never Mend pure silk, super-
strength lisle reinforced
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toe, heel and doublé top.
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In the latest colors of the season; a
shade to harmoplte with every costume
of your wardrobe! I We guhroptee your
s.atisf action.
If yonr mirror could speak
I t would tell you th at when a man wenrs serge he is well-dressed no
m atter wlmre he goes. You admire serge on the man ahead of you
..............tlie man behind him will look equally well.
We recommend ClQthcrnft / ‘# 3 0 ” Serge for day-In-and-day-out wear.
It .is a utility fabrjc tlia f assures long service. And Olotlieraft has
fashioned many sm art Styles for Spriiig in the famous “ 5130 Serges.
We not only promise money’s worth—we put it in writing in the coat