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To Kladilfh Falls—
I Mr. and Mfat M J. '^icCalllstef.
Mr. and .Mrs.’ ft.' A*. ‘ McCallister,
and daughter. Donna Marie, Mr.
nnd Mrs. J. A. Hendricks, Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Scribner, and Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Sams, of Ashland, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
i Moving Tailor Simp—
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Wettdoh Saturday' a t Klamath
L. J. Orres is moving hie tailor Falls
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shop, |Oday. tq the Gwin Butler
apartiaqat» across the street from' ' Paper curl a specialty. Llthta,
his fb f^ ir Wbation.
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Hotel Beauty Parlor. " '
nsonbi feotes
Get
window screens and \\ eck«Knd. Party—
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screen ftoor« at Jordan Sash and
Miss Maxine Olson of Klamath
Cabinet Works.
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party given at her home ther^,
PurcliMMxl Property—
with the following guests from
I. H. Winkleman has purchased Ashland, Dorothy Ninlnger, Dor
the A. J. Bailey home on Walnut othy Chappell, Edna Wilson, Mad
street through Brown and Rice. eline Chisolm, Margaret Church
man, Everett, McGee, Odell Olsod,
Come and see us at our new Foss Kfamer, Lester Beck, anp
location—«Across the street from Clifton Garnett.
,
our former location.— Owes Tail
ors.
230-1*
Extra this month at Orrqs tail
or, shop— all wool suits with extra
Returned From S o u t h -
pants to t $27.50. Come In and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Milton re save $10.00.
230-lt*
turnefl Saturday night frdm «
two week's* visit in California. I From Seattle.—
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Thomas of
aiàvattop of Alpfia
Hot sulphur tub batha. day Seattle are viBiting in Ashland.
•C .<V t . ,8.. »hl« or night, Jackson Hot Springs.
Styleplus
suits nt
« fidlpp«r at «:«,«■ Visiting Hon in Dunsmuir —
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Paulserud’a
Mrs. W. J. Dougherty returned
to Dunsmuir with her son, Frank,
»WELL, Secy to spend a week visiting at his From Klamatb Fall»—
Clifford Kelly of Klamath Falls
home in Dunsmuir.
has been visiting In Ashland.
Mr.' apd Mrs. Theo Hunt or
Have your clothes made to your
Fudges and .Brlttles are good
Hilts, California, Wdre business measure at Orres Tailor Shop.
in hot weather— Candyland.
visitor^ in Ashland Saturday.
230-lt*
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Reduction Sal^4-«verything at
half pAio-ir|ota ¿P ■flowers and
braids —« mfekraip shapes, trim
med hgta. Cdme before thing« are
picked o^ar'atMnr H. Simons, 26
8. Pioneer Aw^ ’ *
>30-2t
To Brownsborough—
Box Social—
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Randles and
Ladles of the Social Circle are Mr. and Mrs. Guy Randles went
giving a box social Friday, June to Bfownsborough yesterday.
4, at the Christian church to be
gin at 4:30 p. m. Everyone in » Clawood Cocoanut Oil Sham
terested in the work is cordially ,poo, 60c—-McNair «PSs.
invited. Ladies bring well filled
boxes and the men their pocket Week-End in E u g e n e -
books. There will be a program
Perry Norton and Cleon Cald
well of Hilt, spent the week-end
Try onr 60c Merchants* Lunch in Eugene.
L. -J. Orres and Every day from 11 to 2 at Th«
a«4 Mras Ella Plaza Confectiouery.
162-tl
Madden soils protected tires.
UW .Halting from
lay "with friends Arrived Home—
Mr. and Mys. W. A. Shell and
Miss Abbie Andrews, who has grandson, made a trip to Eugene
been teaching in the High School over Sunday and Monday.
at Alamo Gordo, New Mexico, ar
rived home Friday evening to
Parkers 2rlspettes are delicious
spend the vacation. Her aunt. with Milk and Fruit Juices. '• 1
Mrs. Mary L. Mathews, of Med
203-lf
ford. who has been vl/ltlng In L03
Angeles accompanied her home. .Vbdting In Ashland—
¿ s :™
Shopp«,
Tomorrow
A. F. Muntzel of Portland, for
July 4th will soon be here—
mer assistant manager of the
Orres can dress you up for less.
Woodard-Clark store, is visiting
230-1*
Ashland with the McNair broth
ers. He will make an indefinite
From MA"*M('busett ‘i—
stay.
Mrs. R. A. Parker, of Chelms
ford, Mass., Mrs. Henrietta Phil
Rlnex for Hay Fever, Asthma
lips, Lowell, Mass., Mrs. Fred
Head
Colds, $1. McNair Bros
Horne, Lowell, Mass , Clvde W.
Gray, Lowell, Mass., are' visitors
in Ashland and stopped at the V isitors In Ashland—
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Todd of
Lltht* Spying* Hotel.
Hilts, spent yesterday in Ash-
land.
Here From IovtariH * -«' X > r- >■»>,'
Mrs. Ella BroWAldR
burg, Iowa, is vlsithfr I p t U *C
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Csinping at Greeasprlag»—
line De Hass o ! ■*, Ralph Bowen and f a m U ,
tithe week-end ii 1 |wo days camping on ‘ *C
firin gs. J f ! 1 ' ’ "
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V* shlandvelgRlpg.
WORK WANTED:— By reliable
widow and 2 dougbters, 10
14. Apply t o .R .D . 8anfor<L»399
Beach 8 t , Aalland.
» 2 to 4 i*
J. Orres home on Bei^]&
Mrs. Brown c a n a m - w n
Aid your digestion and streng»
Francisco, where gh» "tiag been
CARD OF THANKS
visiting her son? ’ She may decide then your muscles at the Ashf tj We wish to thank friends and
land Nat.
,
to locate in Ashland.
neighbors for their kindness, and.
floral offerings, extended tq usi
f
v Baby pictures at reduced prtqes Visited in P orttaad—
in the death of our father, the
Mrs. J. A. Davis and Mr^.
June 7 to June 15.— Darling Stu
late Dr.
Ci
M ill
dio. Portraits that please. 230-2 Gladys Taylor and daughter, Bey» <’ Mr. and Mrsi
Newman
erly, visited Mrs. H. H. Cole la
Portland ov«r the week-end. Mjrs.
Visiting in Newburg—
V. D? Miller 'And family are Davis and Beverly stayed id Port«
visiting in Newburg with relatives land and will return In two weeks
and wifL return the last of 1 the and Mr». Tayloe cam» home with
week., Bill Mitchell,-,
. taking Mr. And Mrs. E. O. Gillings, who ; HELP WANTED: —» Exper
charge of the store in Sir. Mill spent the week-end In Salem.
ienced stenographer for perman
er's absence.
ent posittbh if: 'Satisfactory. Ad
Cliff Payne makes Desks.
dress applications to Box 3, care
Typewriters
for
rent— El-
of Tidings.
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hart’s . ,
L e a v e ,F O Portland—
FOR RENT: — 3 room modern
Mr. and -Mrs. J. W. McCoy and
house,
or two room house, 424
From Yreka —
,
daughter, Frances, will leave to
230— 3*
Mrs. Jessie Enyhart, Yreka was morrow morning to attend the Reiman street.
a visitor in Ashland yesterday.' Bankers’ Convention of which
FOR HALE: —
Mr. McCoy is president. They Bath and pantry;
The successful man is always twill stop in Corvallis to visit their Hon. Garage, clo
a well-dressed as well as a well- daughter, Margaret, wfto is a stu met.
pressed man. Paulserud'a
22 Gtt dent at tpe Oregon Agricultural
6 acres, 2 1-2 miles from town
College. v
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$100 per acre.— Brown & Rice,
V isiting In A shland— •'
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,
Mr. and
M ni Elwin
W het
230— 2
Our popular resort is /or 63 N. Main.
stone of Willows* -Cal., .are visit health^pleasurd afad happiness.—-
WANTED — Marble game get
ing Mr.' and Mrs. Fred TayloZ. Ashland Nat.
ter. Also Encyclopdeia Brlttaqica.
They Just returned from a tftU)
Louis Wessel, Pgndosa, Calif.
to Vancouver, B. C.
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Moving—
230-1*
Mr. Winkleman is moving front
Children’s Party Ir.vltatli
WANTED: — Expert cherry
311 Granite street to 765 Walnut
Elhart’S.
pUkers.
No other need apply.i
street.
Ashland Fruit & Produce Assn.i
Visited In Corvallis—
■ / I * * ’ Moving to Medford—
280-2
D. M. Spencer and- family vis
C. A. Brommer and family arp
FOUND — Fountain pen. Own
ited relatives In Corvallis over moving to Medford this week.
er may have same by identifying
the week-end.
and paying for ad. Phone 176.
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Cliff Payne makes door.frames. From Grant« Pas*—
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Calhoun
FOR RENT:— Fouf room fur
Say It with photos— don't wait and daughter, of Grants Pass, nlshed house. Phone 206L or In
spent yesterday In Ashland.
for flowers— Studio Ashland. «
quire 6 Beach Ave.
230-i
Moved—
,
Mrs. C. M. Wilton has 'moved
ot from North Pioneer street to her
foi ranch on Dead Indian.
rel
j
TO Odell Lake—
H. H. Hartley spent yesterday
Form** Resident—»
6t Odell Lake.
Merrill of Long Beach,
resident of Ashland, is Moved —
In Ashland and stopping
Mrs. W. O. Phelan moved to
at the Columbia H ofei.;
•*, , Medford Saturday.
^1I»E^MAN WANTED—S7.00 an
W>W • aee^ fly earned in spare
ftyne sailing tyr the largest direet-
teyWeaver shtn firm in the world.
$5*00, values kt 12.9«. ■ Write
quick for free particulars. The
Double-Wear Shoe Co.. Minneap-
E. R. I S A A C & CO
Special Selling
White Goods
Ends Tomorrow •-«- Wednesday
COME AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OP. THE
MANY SPECIAL VALUES OFFERED FOR
THIS EVENT.
All White Goods and Domestics Now
Selling at Lowest Prices in Years
Left Fk>r Portland—
Mrs. W. H. Bartgees left
train 16 Saturday evening
Portland to visit friends and
stives.
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If you are building- a cabin at
The Lake of the Woods
Hart-Schaffner & Marx
Clothes
ALWAYS
Satisfaction or
Your Money Back
OR
A Tourist Campground
W E HAVE JU ST THE MATERIAL THAT YOU
W ILL NEED’
ASHLAND LUMBER. COMPANY
384 Oak St. Across R. R. Tracks
Phone 20
PLEASE
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MILLER’S TOGGERY
Just the thing for the canning season.
Your Baby
ELHARrS BOOK STORE
Happy
W £D «£SD fly
SPECIALS!
42 inch Pillow Cases
with Vanta.Baby Garments. No baby can be happy
who is not comfortable. Every V anta garm ent is de
signed for comfort, while at the same time ample
p rotection is afforded the tender body?
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amount of money other
than small change is fool
ish. . Keeping your money
¡D/thq bank iUH d paying by
dheek is the safest method
<jf conducting your person
al finances. ;
We invite yòhr account
V JM »
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boom and thunder of the
it's [/invise to
Vou'r Bûnkl
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No pins or buttons ,are uspd with these little gar
ments because doctors say they are dangerous.
Dainty bdws of twistlcss tape, M^n^ly tied, enable
ydti to tell* V anta Baby Garments from all othferA
at a glance.
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They will be glad to tell yofl about them in our In
fant ’s Department.
ftlvOQ Fort M ill Seamless
Sheets
25c Kilhurnie 'Giughi
, , j' 3 1-2 Yds. for CCfv
85c Marydear Prints
dainty patterns, printed bn silk Mull
See the New Shades in
,
Hummingbird
Hose
Ribbed Top Silk Hose in the
Wanted summer shades, w
Warners $1.95 Back Lace
Corsets •
,
Warner’s Corselette
Baby Blanket Robes
GDc an d 79c valufei, .Wednesday at