Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, September 03, 1926, Page 6, Image 6

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    From DuniHiiulr—
Itoeal ; Pen
' Leslie
H e e r,
w ho
the Southern P a c ific Co. in D u n s­
m u ir, is in A s h la n d spending a,
few days v is itin g
and frien d s.
B e a m e d from H ttd a g Trip— Returned to Portland—
; Henry Enders, George Ross Sr..^ . M rs . M y r t le W eek s, w ho has
Andy McGee and Ernest Royen,* keen spending th e ju m m e r • w ith
seturaed last 'evening from a few h e r sis te r M rs . H a rris D ean a n d '
<aya hunting trip in California.
a tte n d in g th e N o rm a l school, r e ­
w ith
re la tiv e s
T h e re is a lesson in econom y in
every su it purchased a t P a u ls e r-
u d ’8.
J
M rs.
W illia m
G le n n
of
th i;
fl.ee
F O R R E N T : — A n a p a rtm e n t
you w ill like-, clean.* ro o m y, behu
t if u lly
Fredsylek Steiwerc candidate
tyftMrdtatefc Sfeaator, » a s ín
« ta S F W e r d b y / Stelvrer Was
h ia w g y to Klathsth F alls.'
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k. Í e
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th a t"
th e re
: seems no J lm it to th e n u m b e r o f
, fish in th e riv e r, wiith thousands
; on th e w ay up.
fu rn is h e d . ‘ D o w n
sta fra, garage,
Second St.
woodshed.
to
Fran o lsco
and
Panam a.
Mfim
L o n g has been s ta y in g
at
the
H o te l A s h la n d fo r,s o m e tim e , a n j
wap rstum te Ashg<a0 this win­
te r . ' '
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Save I1 .8 Q b y p a y in g y o u r sub­
s c rip tio n to T h e T id in g s on F r i ­
d a y o r S a tu rd a y o f th is w e e k . / ,
At the Oregon Hotel—
W. a Keyr of Long Beach Cal.?
was ih Ashland yesterday, He
registered at the Oregon Hotel,
S.
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Bring Your Friends and Spend the Day. > 7R X S
STOP IN
line, these lovely garments are
confined tó ns for this community
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Cpu te, 1 9 22 m odel, R ácky-jM oum -
ta ln transm fBslo^t *s h o ík ,'absorba
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NATURAL WARM MINERAL WATER PLUNGE-PRIVATE HOT MIN-
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ERAL WATER TUB BATJIS
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Standard Cleaners
95 Qak S t
Phone 106
Picnic Grouncb.
YOU’LL BSE tO U R FRIENDS THSRXI.
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4« exclusive distributors of the
Rationally famous VWirthmor”
’a tid jp e a rs , 25 and 50 cents box—
Phope 11F6.
Why Not Spend the Labor Day Holidays at This Pleasant
Resort?
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ASHLAND TO ALL PO: ííTS SOUTH
t
'brin|s boxes.
OTTO H. DONG US, MANAGER
Pickwick Stage Systems
Two
S A L E -— W in d fa l)
JACKSON HOT SPRINGS
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for
34 OJ.
It is tipie to "have your
heavy eoats cleaned anti
presited. If they are not
too badly, worn,x we can
make them look like new.
At the Hotel Ashland—
s h it k nicely a rra n g e d
If e e iln g . H o t
and 'c o ld
Phohe
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We Deliver
F O R HALE O R R E N T : — F u r­
RENT:
d ay fo r a m o n th s v is it,
p treet. M r . an d M rs . E n d e rs h a r e
been re s id in g th e re f o r som e tim e .
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S* h
are also h a v in g fin e « p o rt.
S a l­
Mr. and Mrs. <J. A. W alts*of
mon fis h in g a t th e m o u th b f th e San F ran cis co , w e re In A s h la n d
riv e r is th e beet th is season.— y e ste rd ay. . T h e y stopped a t th e
G ran ts Pass C o u rie r.
H o te l A s h la n d .
nished house a t 147 O hio SL —
In q u ir e 785 B. S tre e t.
3 -4 t*
' FOR
, T r o u t fish erm an
I * f t fo r 8 . F , and P anam a—
M iss Susane L b n g l e f t y e s te r­
stairs,
31
¡
e
L o c al’ sportsm en h ave been rank­
lin g lim it catches d u r in g th e past
Stationery for all occasions
[cNair Bros.
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H . ,0 . E n d e rs , S r., h a s p u r­
chased th e L o o sley h om e on O ak
y, was a M e d fo rd v is ito r Tues
I tw o days and s ta te
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B o ys H om
HePartl
insnmir where he will work for
» same company.
School Books and SnppUes
E lh a rts .
H e rfo rd V is ito r -—
tu rn e d to h e r hom e In P o rtla n d
IS I T S A F E to d r iv e th ro u g h
yesterd ay.
M rs.
W eeks
is
a
{b e s tre e ts
o f A s h la n d
w ith o u t
-te a c h e r (n th e James John school i
Y o u s till h a v e th e o p o o rtu n ify
L a b i l i t y In s u ra n c e ?
Phone
21 ■in P o rtla n d .
to
save * 1 .8 0 on y o u r n e x t year*»
W >0*tKPletu ^ u fto m o b lle p ro tec-
suiNw yipnon to ar»» .’n au tfp » u
U p . d o n ’t w a it o n tll you
m eet
T r y o u r h om e-m ade pineeppl? you act b e fo re to m o rro w n ig h t.
H i h ju n .a c t k f e n t . Y eo . ( o f co u rse)
and chocolate fu d g e.— T h e R o r*. T l | s is She o n l y r a t e o n - sub­
J V * /
t
2 9 3 -tf
scrip tio n th a t w e o f f e r d u r in g th e
C e t yo u r w in d ow screens, and y<wr.
screen doors at Jo rd an Sash and
Hohdon Who has been C a b in e t W o rk s .
2 6 4 -tf
I . .F is h in g Good—
udOjwd by the Southern Pacifie
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Steelhead fis h in g Is at its best.
i.' In Ashland? has gone to
pays for the yidinge for a
11 year If paid oa Friday or Sat-
lay of this- week.
Clother at a price within your From H o v^ h gosk -
, . ■ ,
Miss Mary Dow of thi* • M
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Fell* of means and full value for every
H. P. Jonas of Hornbrook, was plus Rsady-rto-Ww now on 4
spent Monday and Tuesday ft) ionolnlu and W. H. Rucker of
dollar, Paulsernd’s.
2-tf an Ashland visitor yeaterday.
play at Panlaarad»«> . »«ugf-
Medfer<f, visiting'with her cousin. ft. Bits* Texas weH in Ashland
Mrs. John Lowe.
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esterday. They stopped at th e
J th ia Springs Motel.
w o rk s \ r i t h
bur’s is
only store W lown
w llP i-u
W o n r ln r fn l
fh u tr o
«‘ W fw riV ..
mof” ’ valúétí
bd hM—And
we
oïfer'“you
íhégtW
tegUvfclue
Ashland, Oregon
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The Quality Store
Five Hchedules Daily— 0 :8 0 á. m.; 1 0 : 0 0 a . m .; 1 : 1 0 n. n
9 :0 0 p. m.; 1 1 : 8 0 p. m .
Stop o v e r a n y w h e re
T R U N K S — S e - tiie A g e n t
and
as o fte n ae you
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Itk e
4BATS— m * h hacked reclining ndentsMe' three nn»t(Joria
K i SAN. FRANÇISÇO IN SEVENTEEN HOURS
‘ •Get your tickets from Pickwick Stage Agent
Í ■ Tevere Cafe— 187 E ast Mein Ht, Phone 8 4
h i New Models and Fabrics M<
$ 5
or Äütumn
U u , - - , .. n u t
ULBOWLE^GTII SLE
Such Coat Line&as'these
merit your consideration
and you imay expect Ser­
vice from them. ’ •
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STERLING
W Ç
T A K ^
G ^ E à L
COATS
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Finest .of Workmanship, Cloth
and Fur for the price., .Most of out
Dressy Models are Sterling Coats.
__ TOMORROW .»
M itttuunnnnrt
WILL,WEAR Sport Coats
Largest Assortment -
Cleverest Styles in
Girls1 Sterling Coats
New Knitted Dre^s^s
iB/WfS*
in Tom-Boy, Two-pigfce and in
one-piece styles. Made of Ray­
on and Wool Mixed Jersey
cloth in elever styles.
New
Cliamoisette
GLOVES
Orégon Coatsfrom the Raw Wool
to Woven Cloth to Wearer. Plain-
Sport Models or Çur, Trimmed
Coats.
ALKONIT Sport Coats
The (remarkable Knitted Coats
ijade of Caljer Cloth, Tailored Sport
Coats for Service—but Classy.
MiviiM Mufa '
$1.19, $1.35,
$1.5tt
NEW
FALL
SILKS
DIFFERENT, EXCLUSIVE
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WEAVES
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Morie Silk, Yard, $3.75.
A yronderful New Silk, Heavy Weight,
in the New Colors for Fall.
Differenti
Different because it
is a
Thç Green Archer
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ANP A CQMEDY
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LET TR HAIN!
Winter Work Duds
MILLER’S TOGGERY
:
’’Hab-a-dash Is a ”
EARLY FALL SHOWING : CHILDREN’S
C O A T S'
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BUY NOW WHILE OtfR STOCKS ARE COMPLETE-
,
i - PRICED-*-
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The Season’s Most Wanted Material
for lovely frocks comes in Black, Navy,
Tai| and White.
Ripple Rib, Yard, $3.98
A Crook Story that is
lo u arc cciu u n io n n a your vac ur a
Those of You Who Get Here Early Will Enjoy Making
Your Selections From O rig in a l C o m p le te
NEW YORK POPULAR
. PRICED COATS
Both dressy and tailored Coats
with Fur Trimmed Collars to Sell
from
e t c "re to eoo
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Fall Frocks of Indivi
duality
Buy Your New Fall
Coat Now
Size 16 to 44, Style of Satin,
('repe, Canton Crepe and Sin
bad Crepe. PRICED— - .
GREAT VALUES • ;
•“ . V a
Sises for,
:
turing
N ^ k n H fe M M
Smart, F a k h i o R r t g i i ™
$11.95, $14.95
Reflection Crepe Satin,
Yard, $3.25
Coat«.
$19.75, $22.50
40 inch wide, beautiful heavy cloth with
rich luster in a good assortment of Fall
Colors. '
XXTRA 8PX0IAL
3 .pound Comfort Bat,
Size 72x90, $1.25 value,
Saturday, Each
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$3.9« TO $19.75
$29.75, $84.50
XXTRA SF10IAL
36 inch Heavy Outing
Flannel in Light and Dark
Patterns, yard ................%.
IRWHaiRSRRiSMRain
64x76 Heavy Cotti&tf
Gwy; TtoTand White,
$1.98