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MONDAT, October ♦, >**»«
Local ; Personal flotes
| Purchased Tractor—
Peters! The Claycomb Motor company
hunt- reports thtZ sale of a Fordson
tractor to Sumner Parker of this
city.
Fountain pen service— Elhart's
We make almost any old foun­
tain pen write right— Elhart's.
Stanley Edward Hallander of
Returned from Roseville— •
Berkeley, Calif., stopped ih Ash­
Warren Doremus returned last
land today to visit with friends.
evening from Roseville, Calif.,
where he has spent the past
Try Diamond Briquettes for
month. He will attend th e nor-'
furnace, heater and fireplaces.
•mal school.
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Carson-Fowler Lumber Co, . »
P and O Naptha Soap, « • bars
for 25c, Schuerman’s Grocery.
Jack Powell, who works at
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Maddens Tire Shop, left today for
a week’s vacation at Portland.
From Hilt—
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Percy Simops is taking his |>lace
R. W. Planalp of Hilt, Calif.,
during his absence.
was a business visitor in this city
L eft for Portland—
Saturday.
• Anchor Flour.
Every
guaranteed. |2.0 0 per sack,
and P. Aaa’n
The T. S. Study Club pf
Thesophical Lodge will hold
Closed meeting at the library
1) Ashland—
• Jimmie Smith, Southern Paci­ 7:80 Tonight. Oct. 4»
fic employe at Crescent Lake, ‘is
spending the day in Ashland be­ Moved Back to Ashland—-
B. F. Storm, Who has b<
fore going to Dunsmuir, where
he will work for the same com­ residing in Medford has mot
back to his home in Ashland
pany.
IS IT SAFE to drive through
Have your clothes cleaned at
237 E. Main, Ashland Cleaning the streets of Ashland without
Liability Insurance? Phone 21
Works, of course.
for complete Automobile protec­
tion. don’t wait until you meet
Returned from Vacation—
Mr. and Mra. Earl Burnett have with an accident. Teo. (of course)
returned from Sacramento and
Ban Francisco, where they have
At Hotel Affiliami—
spent a two weeks vacation
F. W. Mayhew of Albany, N.
Fire clay, for »ale by Carson Y.. J. A. MacDonough of Omaha.
Fowler Lumber "Co.
. Neb., and. Theodore Nasi of Se­
attle, Wash., were among those
who registered at the Hotel Ash­
Teacher Il(—
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Mias Adriene Hasard*,' teacher land yesterday-
Notice—
Stated communication‘o$ Alpha
Chapter No. 1. O. E: S. tomor­
row. Tuesday, Oct. 6th at t S
m. ' Visitors welcome, by order
of the Worthy Matron.
Mrs.
Leah Caldwell, Secretar/
Pledged to C hi Oqtaga—
NO9ICB ÍO TOTKm
Vndcrucat Operation—
Mra. Arthur Hicks, who, under­
Miss Elbert Oregr, student at
the
state university has been
went • minor operation Saturday,
Is gettjgg along nicely. She ie, u Now that the date for filing tar pledged to ChlO m dga, nationaf
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at thè heme ot her parente, Mr* boffice has passed aqd I appear to sorority, r;
Warm, long wear, good loosing. «Juni »»«
ijbe
running
for
the
office
of
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and Mrs. Wm. Myers en High
keep you warm for hunting or general
,or without any opposition I feel
street.
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$5.00 Value for $2.75, Come in and see th
,1 can speak'plainly on any sub­
Mr. ,£nd Mrs. Jack Milton of
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See our window for Saturday
this city;'Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reed
otlves being misconstrued.
specials, Schuermap’a Grocery. . Ashland on. The Pías*.'
Two years ago after thè' eie?- of ftian yth Falls and Mrs. Will
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jtlon It became evident that my Mason add M m . Caroline Drew
Biggest Little Store in Town
defeat eftme about in a prfectly of ¿Missouri, daughters of Mr«.
Returned from Vacation—*-
Opposite New Hotel — Open Even
Natural way > through po^aidor- Milton, will leave tomorrow for
Mrs. Alfred Rockfellow. return-.
ble apprehension lest I was too a three'day» vacation at Band.on-
ed last evening/, from a two’
,
'lde open In my tendencies and by-the-Sea.
months vacation. She visited ia
that I . would prob&bly .he some-
Denver and Greely, Colorado and
|rhat lax In law enforcement.
in Kansas City, Missouri.
S I do not think that sentiment
pas at all well fouaded, I beltane
can, On Hunting Trip—
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Liberty Bell Syrup,
ow as then I .have aut/leient
ry.
Ande
McGee
and
hie
brother
93 cts., Schuerman’s
28-tf Allen McG$e of Medford, left this ourage to f t all v time 'ataqd
morning on a hunting trip Into luarely back of law enforee-
California.
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V isited In A shland—
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’ However, I am now very f e d
Mrs. Susanne Homes Carter,
> was defeated then for, mayor,
Mrs.
Herqdpu
improved—
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county school superintendent, was
Mrt. Walter Herndon of Beach filter having served the four
ap Ashland vlsfto^ on Thursday,
torevtous yegra on council, for my !
making * arrangements for thé .street, who has been quite ill
enforced retirement from ejfy at- i
County, Teachers’ Institute, which with pneumonia during the past
month, ia'rtuch improved and la fairs and the sitting the past two
will be held soon in Ashland. ,
able to.be about the house again. hears as a spectator on side lines
h as given me an * lto |e fa e r -d if­
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PaulserUd’B for cleaning, press­
ferent slant, particularly on the
Recovering—
ing and remodeling:
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ater question, and I am easily
Mrs. J. J, Myers, mother of
tascious of a ripening or sea-
Miss Ila Myers, ia reported to be
At the Lifhia Springs Hotel—
toning influence which . cana.lt
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A R. Hough of Spokane, Wn., recovering from her recent lli- eip hut be to my own personal
jiess.
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Miss Marjory Ginn of Moro. Cal.,
enefit as well as to the benefit
and Joe Gravelle of . Portland,
of the city of Ashland If I am
Oregon, were among those who Moved to Ashland—
how permitted to serve as mayor.
Mr. and Mrs. Murry Murphy
stopped at the. Lithia Springs
Very truly,
have moved into Ashland where
hotel yesterday.
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CHARLES H. PIERCE.
their children' may have thfc op­
Pd. Adv.
Madden sells guaranteed tires. portunity of the town schools.
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ARMY GOODS STORE
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SURE! LET’S BE STYLISH
AND HAVE A
Normal School Football
Team Too!
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R eported o u t fo D anger—
Left for Home—
Mrs. Perry Fuller of Jackson­
ville, Florida, who has been
Bpending the past two months
visiting her mother. Mrs. R. J.
Shaw of Rock street and her sis­
ter Mrs. Jones of Talent, left yes­
terday evening for her home. En­
route she will make a short visit
In Oakland and Los Angeles. *
Motored to Klamath F a l l a -
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd SmKh and
Lawrence Powell, who was ser­
iously injured in an automobile
accident some time ago, is report­
ed out of danger.
To Return T o d a y -
After spending the past week
In Salem and Portland, Sergeant
O. Nichols of the state traffic de­
partment, in chfirge of the South­
ern Oregon division, Is expected
to return to Medford today.
S e e S ty le s and Quality
That Please at
Made Trip to Crater Lake— ....
’ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reed of
klsm ath Falls and Mrs. Will Ma­
ton and Mrs. Caroline Drew of
iflssouri, made a trip to Crater
Lake and thé lava beds In JClam-
fith county yesterday. Mrs. Ma­
son and Mrs. Drew 'are enjoying
(heir visit In Oregon very much.
M IL L E R ’S T O G G E R Y
son and Mn Gladys Burlingame
Satur-
Pioneers of Southern Oregon
Smith and Sons and Daughters of Pion­
eers will hold their 60th annual
reunion at the Masonic Hall In
s
find
Jacksonville, Oct. 7, 1924. Pro-
Spent Day In Ashland—
h ■pH gram at 10:30 a. nt. Basket difi-
Mrs. Paul Lyon and her moth­
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er, Mrs. W. D. Stagg of Hilt, Cal.
will be the order of the day.
spent the d ay in Ashland yester
President, Alice E. Hanley Sec­
Spent
Day
Hunting—
day visiting with friends.
Dr. C. E. Shinn and Jean Hast­ retary, Wm. M. p4y Nelson.
Cull apples, 25 cts. per box. ings spent the d af yesterday,
Bring box. A. F. and P. A»s’n. duck hunting in Klamath coun-
of English at. the high school was
Good clothes lend distinction.
confined to her home with illness
Paulseruds.
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Tharsday and Friday and was
unable to attend her classes.
ANT young man, student of
Normal School wishing a position
to kelp out la expenses while in
school please call at Port Shasta
Cafe.
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S. D. Doremus of the. Standard
Cleaners on Oak street,' motored
At the Oregon Hotel—
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to Klamath Falls Saturday, and
C. J. Fleence and wife of Hono­
While there went on a hunting
lulu, Wm. Condon and wife of
trip. He was expected to return
San Dlege, Calif., and Fred Lang­
to Ashland today.
er of San Francisco, Calif., were
among those who stopped at the
Maxwell House Coffee, Schuer-
Oregon Hotel yesterday.
man’s Grocery.
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Motored to Medford—
River at various points. * One re-
Perry Norton, who works at port indicates that a flock of 200
Hilt, Calif., Is in Ashland for a | are holding forth in an ideal hnnt-
few days visiting with relatives | ing place easily
reached in a
and friends.
'short time from this section.
From H ilt—
Spent Week-End H e r e -
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Made!
and family motored to Medfc
yesterday to visit with friends
Madden retreads tires.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cole of
Klamath Falls spent the week­
end in Ashland visiting with Mr
Cole's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W
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Indespensable
For the "Snack” or the Full Meal
Jandwlchqs, bread-and-butter, jelly spreads between meals
at’ depend upon good bread as an lngiedlent.
GIVE THE KIDDIES
Franklin’s Superior Bread
Ar Often As They Want It.
FRANKLIN
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BAKERY
THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
TODAY - TOMORROW AND W ED N E S D A Y
Are Turning Old Furniture
Into Cash
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They Are Helping Dozens
of Others
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The Gorgeous Glittering
Dram» of a Grand Duke
. and a Dancing Toy! /;
You must see the Sparkling Ballet of Jew els,— the
Imperial Russian Ballet — for which an entire Royal
Opera Interior Was Built — The Lnxurious Night Life
Ao t the Gayest Capital of Pre War Europe — The Splen-
■ dor Surrounding Those of North Birth—Untold Wealth
and Limitless, Absolute Power. And Through it All
, os a Golden Thread the Story of a Beautiful Love That
Was More Powerful than Death Itself.
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