'W
A shland daily ntHVfts
Confined to Hom e
W ill Leave for Stockton—
FOB RENT— Unfurnished
5-
Mr. and Mys. L ee P arker qf
. Mm. H elen. Murphy,,, < Whai M i Henry H eld o f *64- Oak atmet,
<ra hpuaeú q ie e e In., $pl> t<*
«Klamath F alls w ere In Ashland employed by th e local telephone w ill reave tomorrow tor Stock*
•adite to »bòne s il l i t . ’ 10-1
yeaterdny visiting w ith Mm. Park office, la confined to her hom e ¡ton, Calif., v h e m he w ill visit
er's sister. Mm. F . B. W right and With Illneee. • >
, FOR SALB—D e Anjou pears,
with b id U > H arry R eid, for the
her grandmother Mm. A. L. Har
b e x t two .m ouths. Mr. Held haa f>0o per box. 685. B ast Main.
vey.
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fheen confined ¡to b ig-h om e with P hone 4»7J. . .
Mr. and Mm. Frank Bros Sllneea a«4 it la hoped the trip
FOR SALE ■ Axm lnlster ’ Rug.
The T. S. Study Club o f the and daughter, Andrey, return
w ill benefit kin health.
l ì . 284 Weightmnn St. Phone
Thesophlcal Lodge w ill held a .yesterday from n sh ort trip t o
7Y.
10-2
closed m eeting a t the library at San Francisco.
7:3 0 tonight, Sept. IS .
'10-1
W. A. Relcom Of 7>a«fy, CSslif.
u la Ashland today.
R eturned frana R an tin g Trip—
Spent W eek-End ■
* H. A. Stearns and spn,' Wal
Mrs. E. M. Churchman and lace and BUI M itchell: returned
School Books and supplies.-
daughter Margaret spent the
Saturday from a hunting trip.
week-end in Mt. Shasta City,
T
hey brought h s g k tw o pine
Opening Carnival D a a e e— where they visited w ith John
squirrel Is.
Tuesday. Jackson Hot S p rin ge- Churchman, who w orks In that
Mrs. Gertrads Fraley under- Snappy, »Jassy m usic— Frtoco AU city.
>nt an operation last week.
Star 6.
10-1
T he Sm ith fam ily on B street
Smart m odels la Y onng M an’s are- m oving to Gerber. Calif.,
* Cliff Payne m akes, doors.
■- K nocks ’em team F ly Foil, 60c Suits for school sind college,
w hom Mr. Sm ith w ill work for
p in t Schuerm aa’s Grocery. 9-2t P su lsn u d ’n. .
J«4f
the .Southern Pacific company.
G f t for F sadlctoa—
»-Mr. and Mrs. Sam McNair le ft M otored to.. Medf ord , i
Returned to W estw oo d-
Stopped In Ashland—
yesterday m orning for a w eeks
Mm. Osborne, Moron Olltmore,
Noble Cntser, w ho has been
Henry S ta te o f . Woodburn,
f& lt to Pendleton.
J en * Putm an and May Stevens visiting friends in Ashland for the
m otored to Medford yesterday. past few days, has returned to Oregon, stopped la Ashland for
T hey w ill spend a week there his work kt W estw ood. Calif or tw o days to attend business. Mr.
Stute haa been In 1 the East for
v isitin g with friends.
als.
som e tim e.
X-Opening Carnival
Dance—
Ladles and m en’s su its and
R eta in ed t o A shlaaR —
Xpesday, Jatìtson H ot ' Springs, udii ba “at hom e” to h e r Vinvl
coats rem odeled and relined,
Mien E thel Shram , w ho works
•sa p p y . J a ssy mnsle, Friaco A ll Y r i è a d s l n a booth a t th e
Paulsernd’s .
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nt th e Tidings office, returned to
« a r i.
IM
Ashland
la st
evening. Miss
From Y r c k a -
Shrum h as been spending a two
School books at Ethart’s.
Mr. and Mm. Charles Logan
w eek’s vacation visitin g w ith her
of Trkon m otored to Ashland F ri
parents n t Portland.
day to visit w ith Mr. and Mm.
F. G. Bell o f Vancouver, B
A. C. N lnlnger. Mm. Charles Ab
W in locate R ere
w as In A shland today.
bott, w ho resides In Yreka, and
— Kniihin« Taoight
Mm. R oy
W ells and four
her granddaughter Dorothy N ln-
lager o f th is city, returned to daughters o f Elkton, Ore., w ill
Yreka w ith them . Dorothy w ill arrive In Ashland soon, to spend
the w inter. ' T he girls w lll'en ter
visit' th em fo r a- Week.
school there.
School supplies n t B ihart’s,
LOST—B lue M altese Persian
Cat, lost from car n t Oregon-
California Hue, finder please re
turn by Express collect to Mr. G.,
Nannetti, 512 B ast M adison S t ,
Portland, Ore., and receive re
ward. Cat answers to the nam e
of Dooley or Honey.
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HAVE TOUR HOUSE PAINT-
ED to stay painted by Swennlng
and Gear— Dependable Painting
Contractors. P hone 815-R.
Tomorrow and Wednesday
B. B. Poyor o f W eightmnn St.,
had a valuable cow die th is m orn
ing. (Insured w ith the B illings Returned from H unting T rip— -
A gency.),
John Enders and Andee McGee
returned last evening from a tw o
days hunting trip. They brought
back a Three-point buck that
weighed 160 pounda dressed.
Returned to Hom e —
' ~
Homer B illings and children
returned Saturday from a week’»
vacation at Newport.
Motored to K lam ath F alls—
Mrs. Codrle Meyers motored to-
Klamath F alls Saturday to spend
the w eek en d w ith her husband,
Step Ladders — Rad Top and who works w ith the Southern Pa
Zoas Safety Ladders In différant cific there. She returned to A sh
BdhSol Book Week nt Bihart’s styles. Carson - F ow ler Lumber land last evening.
Guns
I
This gripping, story of a
young American, set in the
tugged surroundings of the
Northwoods, is one that will
fascinate all who see it. Be-
sànning with a tremendously
dramatic situation, it carries
the suspense all through the
picture and ends in an nn-
BKpected manner.
Got yonr window screens and
sc r e w doom nt Jordan Sash and
Cabinet W orks.
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ro POSTPONED
ir m ooting o f the
Accepts Position—
Trhffty Guild w ill
Harry MacBeth, English tailor
I from W ednesday
for
ladios and gents garm ents,
t. 16 to W ednesday
has accepted a position nt Paul-
. 6th. A ll members
sorud’s.
Bo Thrlfty-Look Nlfty-Snve F ifty
U n ì Salto — »1.68
Ladles D resses (p lain ) 61.60
Ashland Cleaning and -Dying
W orks, 867 B ast Main
PaulsenuPs
Ammunition
Simpson’s
Hardware
“ The Winchester Store“
F* • M » $ •
I t C ll
For this week only, school shoes for
children and big girls will be placed on
sale at our shoe dept in both oxfords
and pumps.
k id * t h I >
with genuine eridium point like the $2.50 and $3.50 pens at
Jackson County
B oys School Shoes
in medium and high cuts with big
reduction
Oregon Pear Show
SEPTEMBER lSIh Io 18th
SHOE DEPT,
A Gala Week for ¡Southern Oregon and Northern
California People
Best, Harness and Running Races on the Coast
BIG NIGHT ATTRACTIONS—
THRILLING RACE EVENTS
Those Wonderful Dress Values At
M i » / ► • « * < * ;•
A GUARANTEED FOUNTAIN PEN
You K n o w I f s T h e
B iggest E v e n t o f the Y e a r
$14.75
$16.75
$19.
AND THERE’S ENOUGH FOR THIS WEEfrS,SELLING,
’ SEE THE WINDOWS
►
>'»> » >
All This Week For Boys and Girls
$1.00 Each
They Made
A H it-
1.95
WE CAN SERVE YOU BETTER NOW
ELHARTS
Leave B u r b a n k -
Mrs. Bert R. Greer and dnagh-
tor BIbert w ill leave Burbank
Tuesday for Ashland, wham they
w ill stop for a few days before
g o in g on to B n g w o , Whom Elbert
w ill enter the University o f Ore-
J jSTYLEPLUSYORK BLUE
. .
; sox u n o suns
THIS WEEK
and
Win
JAH
B U Y IN G
*. A .» - ’
McNair
Returned to Sen Fruacieco—
Mias Mildred Bricksdb has re
John M. Brady, who has been
turned to her w ork nt thè local
111 in the St. Francis hospital at
telephone office, after an illness
San Francisco for th e past ten
which lasted for several days.
w eeks, has returned to hie hom e
on A llison s tr e e t
,
School Book
Winchester
Returned from H unting Trip —
G ny Good and George BaufT-
man of Ashland, and Tim Burke Visiting Parents—
Miss Emma K oehler, .who la
and Mr. H am ilton, o f Portland,
returned yesterday from a b an t em ployed by the Southern Paci
ing trip on the Greenspring. They fic offices In San Francisco, ar
rived In Ashland yeaterdny to vlalt
with her parents, Mr. and Mm.
Mias
IS |T 9 $ V B to drive throngh K oehler o f Scenic Drive.
the streets o f Ashland , w ithout Koehler U a graduate of the Ash
U nhO lfy InaamaoeT P hone 11 land high school and has a host
Lending Stationers.—
FOR SALB— Fine building lot,
corner Palm Ave., and W iscon each w ith garag, furnished1
sin St., near Normal. Inquire u n fn to iA ed . d o s o to bufil
440 Palm Ave., or phono 39ÌR .
district. P hone torn. F ahl. »1
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Avoid the Mad Rush of the Opening Day of School
ÇHONESTY is the
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' Best Policy1
C ost D ies--
FOR RENT— In private hom e
U v
ette and enrage, private en
trance. IBB 7th S t
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t «Ar • » •
i I 4 I » 6» I t I « «
Carnival Show-Big Midway
BAND MUSIC— DANCING
BIG EXHIBITS OF HORTICULTURAL PRO-
DUCTS, STOCK, POULTRY, BOY AND GIRLS’
CLUB WORK, MERCHANTS' and MANUFAC-
.
TURING DISPLAYS
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