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wesks to Ashtond, le ft-th is mom« In* for tk e ir home to Albany. Mr. Rfcharda is , foremen o f on« of Mr. and Mrs. Lee W ilhelm of the largest chair factories to t i e (he Greensprtogs, announce the state, which is located to Albany, i birth of a nine and one half pound boy at the Community hospital Stopped ip A s h la n d - 'W A S H B U R N ,. Wis., July 39.— yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sweet of ( U P ) — Paul Ungrodt, "K id May Los Angeles, stopped a few hours or’* of th ia .little city of S700 hat the First National Bank. Miss Wood— ODD FELLOW ACnVITIB* in Ashland yesterday to visit Q.( ing completed; his first term has Will planned to spend the week . Newcomb for wood. Phons 831. Watch this space every d«y. F. Carson. M r. Sweet Is. vice been returned to toff ice by an al end In Portland with friends be Now In Ashland, all kinds of Regalar M retl igs president of the Longbell Lumber most unanimous voté of confi Subordinate every Thursday. fore going to The Dalles. ’ ’ millwood at 105 W ater street, Co. dence. Enoampmsat, 1st and 3rd Tues just below the m ill. Special prices Ungrodt Who was only S3 when N O TIC E days. Rebekrbs, Sad and 4th now on 5 load lots, direct from T ry our 60c Merchants’* LnUab, first elected ! mayor to the spr<pg Tuesdays. . 15O-tf O. Wolcott of Wolcot Gro the mills at Medford. M r. and Mrs. Every day from 11 to 3 at Tha of 1924 by A two to one vote ov ts moving his grocery stock J. A. Baker to charge. 264-L-m i.* Plasa Confectionery. 182-tf er a man thrice hie ago, has so 214 4th St., to 242 East Left for Coast— conducted municipal affairs th a t a.M r. and Mrs. J. E. Angwin left St. in the Phipps Building. Visiting in A s h la n d - his administration w ill go into lo Skis morning by car for the coast . s* 280-3 John Garland, John W itsenar, cal history as the most rem ark $ be gone two or three weeks on W. Walters, and F. W alters, of able ‘the city has every expertene- Business Visitor— «-vacation trip. Ottawa, 111., are visiting to Ash F. E. Bolman, of Owen. Wis., land, while on a tour o f the West. revers- Graduating from Lawrence Col “ Late phonograph records— El connected with the Owen Lumber They are guests of the Llthla or call lege, Appleton. W ls„ In 1933, he Co., stopped In Ashland yesterday, Springs hotel. 290-3 returned to Washburn and went - going on to Medford in connect bi# 2 ¿p father's hardware atom aa ion with the Oregon Owen Lum Retained »0 The Dalles— rénovât Jo,nt mana<* r - T ,n months later "L ife -L ik e Likenesses,” Studio b e r Co. location. h* WM “wept ,nt® off,ce on an Ashland on The Plasa. r Miss Clara WU1. who has been rmanent overwhelmln« tide of pubUc ap- flatting her elsters, Mrs. R. C. C liff Payne m akes'F r e n c li Stopping in Ashland— 280-tf provaI- T h «. city’s troubles wets Goodman and Mrs. C. C. Crew- doors. ! M. A. Euphrat and Mrs. M. E. ______ - mostly of a financial nature aud Spn. left last evening for The vork, In - went a fte r them with youthful Belles, where she is employed by Cameras, .o f San Francisco, are Advance styles and fabrics in cemetery enthusiasm. stopping In Ashland at the Hotel men’s clothing at Paulserud’s. 143 8th i' *» d his couacilmen served Ashland for a few days, while en 278-tf 2 8 8 -t* without salary and all expenses route home from a trip throlfgh ■ ■ * - 'Were cut to an absolute minimum, 'Washington. They made a trip Will Leave for B a n d o n - one-balf I To raise necessary funds be booqt- to Crater Lake today. tfniihing Tonight lust o Y e rt« ) the tax rate to 7 : 1 5 'percent, Mrs. Marlon Hager and daugh r o o m J the highest rate in* the state. Tax ters Mabel and Eunice, and Henry Ripe Crawford peaches, line for W. C. FIELDS Ashland collections were Increased 312,000 Van Prooyen. of 472 Scenic Drive, canning. Ashland .F ru it ft Pro. are planning to leave for Bandon 3 |0 -3 and the city began to find its* Assn. 274*tf tomorrow morning for a vacation. Hk g o a tt*’*’1' The aecoj‘ d year the rat6 They bxpect to pe gone about ten Nursery dropped to 6.16 percent bat it The Fountain for cold drinks, days or two weeks. 280-3* was atBl the highest in the state. ice creams, candies and tobacco. By. the use of unique advertising 270-tf Use Corn - Solvent.— McNnlr - . 'methods the Boy Mayor decreased m delinquency 10 percen; aud ex- W ill Ixwve for Roseburg— SATURDAY ONLY ned last £ eeded the m o ,t' optimistic esti- Miss Ina Farnsworth, who has Fried chicken Covered Wagon been attending summer normal, mate of U x collections by 36,000. Phoenix, Ore. 258-1 mo? w ill return to her home in Rose m huai. T,,roudh ” *ch strtofcent measures ua** the city’s tofu* debt of almost burg this evening. Returned from Visit— 3100.000 was reduced about >25,- t AOO JklfcA In two _• _ — Miss Francis Philpot returned years. The city is now Madden sells protected tires yesterday from a visit With her on a firm flUhncml footing for tpe Returned from Seattle— sister. Mrs. Charles Moore of Business Visitor— Mr,. and Mrs. L. S. Brown re- First time since pre-wsr days. Dunsmuir and her grandmother, In additior. to his success as Mrs. J. H . Kents of Montague turned last evening from Seattle, Mrs. Champbell, M t. Shasta City. 'spent the day in Ashland on busi where they spent a months vaca n.ayor, Ungre*ji has been singif- tion. , J c r’v successful to opdratln^ his ness. Developing and printing— Me L eft for Oslrisud- c a r b o f T hanks N a ir Bros. , Mr. and Mrs. Lawson Riley le ft Get your window screens and We wish to thank onr friends screen doors at Jordan Sash and today for th e ir home to Oakland, for th e ir many acts of kindness Harper Method Scalp Treat Cabinet Works. 254-tf after visiting for some time w ith ments, Paper Curling,'MarceMtog Mr. R iley’s mother, Mrs. M. B* and words o f sympathy to ns fol lowing the sadden taking away of Bobbing, by appointment only. U um f of Mrs. I r w i n - Riley at her home on High street. our son and brother, Edward. Phone 317J, Mrs. Andrey Trobee. They were accompanied by Mrs. Frances Stein of Klamath Falls (J MR. and MRS. M. C. H O W E L L 199 Emerick Street, opposite High spent the day in Ashland as the R iley, who wlU make a two weeks U mr . qtt 8 H owell . School. 289-1 mo guest of Mrs. Dobin Irw in. visit in Oakland w ith her son. Local • Personal flotes Mt’s The Old Army Game” ’• - A mighty romance of love, life and honor in the strug gle for wealth. AMO 9- / •• Green Archer •Chapter "2 The Midnight T • •; Warning C ALSO COMEDY^ Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Meyer and daughter Thelma, made a trip to W orking 4n Millers Toggery— Montague on business today. Raymond McGee, who has been employed to Millers Toggery, has Portable phonographs — Ei been required to take an Indef kart’s. inite vacation because of his health, aud in his absence Eugene Detrick is working to M illers Tog Miss Mildred Andrews of Cor gery. • . vallis, is a guest at the home- of her. grandparents. M r. and Mrs. W e specialise in 60c Innches— A. Andreres, of Fairview street. Ashland Cafa. 243-1 mo Miss Andrews expects to remain ! some time. Have a Fitch Dandruff Remover Shampoo at The Vanity Beauty 198-tf 92 North 8hoppe. McGee’s Store. 343-l-m o W ill lx-nvc for W aehtagton^- Stopping iu Ashland Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Hansen and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Cooper ol family will leave Sunday morning Boise, Idaho, are stopping to Ash* for Chehallls, Washington, on a land at the Hotel Oregon. vacation trip. 1 Moths wUl not find a place to Returned to Home to Albany— M r. and Mrs. W illiam Richards stay if clothes are cleaned before been spending two pntUng away. Ashland Cleaners who have SCHUERMAN’S Saturday Specials 31 Amaizo Corn or Gloss Starch, Per Package, 10c That Good Empress Corn, 2 Cans For . . . . 25c * • ♦ • ♦ We still have a few of those Baking Pans left, one Free w ith a pound can of Calumet Balking Powder. * ♦ « « SARDINES— C A N . . • • • * GROCERY ware m e rc h a iti throeghont thg No* th west were scffbrtog on aver age decrease to sales volume of 5 percent, the Ungrodt store ex perienced a -15 percent Increase as w ell as showing th e first net'pro fit since the boom days of *&’*» war. Ungrodt IxMevea lm p P tU -* ta the introduction of busto«*« meth o d s'in to the affaira o í . govern- ment. , He **» *: "Tbg voters con trol th« situati* n. They eon efeet men of busto»*« ability w ith ani unselfish Interest to the duties The Boy Mayor’s rem arkable < connected w ith the officers- of, success has gained such wide a t- government. i Given the right We have Guns, Ammunition, Clothing, Boots and Shoes. Just What you will need. w a tc h th e papers on M onday ARMY GOODS STORE , • Biggest Little Store in Town Opposite New Hotel — Open Evening» When The Stork Arrives ' Baby’s wardrobe should be complete. The little stranger will bring nothing with him, so mother will have to provide every little garment .to clothe the pink, tender baby. > Choose with loving care, Moth er, for on your choice depends the comfort and health of your baby. For id years Vanta Baby Garments, made of Soft knit sllk-and-wool, or Bne weol ,and mercerised cotton, have, been the preferred next-to-the- skin garments for babies. In our Infante’ Department you w ill find the complete vanta. line— a dos- en oy more different garments each With some special feature designed for Baby’s comfort. No pins or buttons! Each garment ties with little bows of twistless tape, the only safe fastening for baby garments. 81.19 TO 31.35 WASH GOODS 98c In a season end clerih nph Rayons, Bordered Voile Dress Patterns. 1 . • ONE LOT 89c TO 31.25 VALUES AT 58c Voiles, Silk and Cotton Prints and Ra/ons 87.50 TO 811.50 WASH DRESSES $5.95 Peggy O’ Dare and Sassy Jane Voiles and Rayon’s in a-clean up at $5.95. * , • 85.95 VOILES AND RAYONS $4.95 Saturday and Monday Sassy Jane Models in This Lot ONE LOT INCLUDING STRIPE TUB SILKS, PRINTED CREPES, POLKA DOT CREPES up to $14.95 values now in a clean-up Crepe de Chine Prints, Flat Crepei Polka Dot Georgettes SILK FINISH CREPE, MONEY SAVER . . 45c PRINTED VOILES, MONEY SA V E R ,. . 35« SILK FINISH CREPE, MONEY SAVER . 65c R AFFON. FAST COLORS, MONEY SAVER, 85c ALL VOILE DRESSES AT COST up to $19.75 value, in a month-end clean-up Up to $29.75 Values in Flat Crepes and Printed Crepe Dresses ——7 — — " N o w A fa ll line o f Fruits and Vegetables ' ' ' ' ? ' 10 gt estiva'advertising aid sggred- stoa salesmanship he hsa brought gres« from'thia district bus his shout a great Morease in nptos next step will grbbably fjg futo the ▼otoae.' In H i t . . when ~ b » rd - state Sfsewbly,. < . . . < v i , ' ' j At $14.95 A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF LADIES SHOES, MONEY SAVERS. . $3.85 ALL RAYONS, MONEY SA V E R ............... 75c Golden Rule t Store