AN OPPORTUNITY EXTRAORDINARY
Vtettcd bi A stica«—
Mr. and Mr». Harry
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Dance Friday nite. Oktr8.
freshments.
of
At th e Oregon H o t e l -
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Brown and
'Steckton, Cal., «ere vtsgors la
son of Vallego, J. B. Caateix of
Aahlaad yeetorday. They are
Los Angeles and J. A. MeCoy of
npendihff their vacation in Mont*-
Portland were among those who
««• visiting school day friends
»topped at the Oregon Hotel yes
and motored to thia city for the in Springs Hatel.
.>i.
terday.
day. Mr. Bates is well known
here having been an Ashland res
Shopping lo M e City»
ident and employe, of the South
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McDon ern Pacific company.
ald of Asderson Creek spent the
day in Ashland yesterday, shop
Classified Ads Bring Risalta.
ping.
XOTICR
Oddfellows and Rebekahs in
vite your friends and come to tb i
Fai? Wardrobe
At the U tM a Springs Hotel—
Bates
Re
3«r4s
Walker J. Rook of Portland.
Ned Cassel of Ban Francisco and
Phjl Lepnan of Klamath Falla
spent the day in Ashland yootcr-
day. They registered, at the Lith-
Interesting Feature of Program»*-
Remember m m m age sals, food
Miss Elanore
Swedenborg, sale, flower exchange, ClvU Clnb
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daughter of Dr. and Mrs. F. g . jHouse. Oot. 8-8. ,
Swedenburg, will give an inter
esting talk ‘about her school life , If you need your roof shingled
I in Sweden, at the high school I*, phoneiyi for a ajringter. Carson-
i T. A. meeting tomorrow at 3:80 Fowler Lumber Co.
! at the high school.
At the Hotel A s h la n d -
Mrs. P. B. Locke and Herschel
McBeth of San Francisco, B.
Richmond and D. Dickerson of
-Roseville, Cal., aad R. O. Sim
mons of Salem, Ora., were among
those who registered at the Hbtel
Help u s . with out* rummage Ashland yesterday.
sale, funds used for club house
ANY young man, student of
majatatnance fund.*
Normal School wishing a position
to help out in expenses while in
From Hollywood—
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Sam N. Juneaq o f‘ Hollywood. school please call at Port Shasta
28-3*
Cal., was in Ashland today at Chfe.
tending to bualneM.
YEAR AGO WE MOVED INTO OUR SPLENDID
NEW STORE ROOM WHICH SOME PEOPLE
SAID WAS AHEAD OF ASHLAND;
Underwent pperatlon—
Mercedes Tonner underwent'an
.operation this morning at tlje
Community hospital, having
tonsils removed.
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Left for Dansrauir—
NEW
FALL-
COATS
CHIC
^-UTUMN
DRESSES
The new modes for fall are here, ready for y*>ur cartful approval. A complete assortment
jf the newest in coats and dresses awaits ycur visit'to our Ready-To-Wear department.
Stylish coats— dresses of,the latest fashion “The Paimor Garment“ line, will win your Instint
admiration. Variety of style and fabrics together with beautiful autumn colors and com
binations, make this the finest showing wa’ve ever made.
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We suggest that you inspect these garments NOW! Doing so will give you the advantage
of selecting from an unusually large assortment. Nothing has been spared in-our efforts to
present the very latest In style and quality atvery reasonable prices.
Bchuer-
2S -tí
Passed Through a«»-*-—T
From Los Angeles—
J. H. Borley of Loo
The Mission baseball team of
San Francisco - passed through
•here Monday on No. IS. return
ing from a series of games held
In Seattle. They were formerly
Schuer- kdown as the Vernon Tigers.
Angel
Cal., was visiting friends in tl
city teday.
Fresh milk and
man’s Grocery.
Coats Priced at $17.50 and up
Dresses Priced at $15.00 and up
butter.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ruger
Have your broken windows re
left
yesterday for
Dunsmuir
paired. All sizes, at Jordnn'k
mill.
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J-tf where they will make their home.
Mr. Rtoger is an employe of tho
Southern Pacific company.
K’topplng in Ashlan«-¿-
Carl Mellon of Talent was Ip
IS IT SAFB to drive through
Ashland this morning shopping;
tBs streets of Ashland without
Liability Insurance? Phons 21
Cliff Payne makea
for
complete Automobile protec
doors.
tion, don’t wait until .yon meet
with an accident. Teo. (of course)
Schuerman'x ' Grocery haa
2»8-tf
full line of fresh vegetables.
APTER A YEARNS TEST WE ANSWER SOME OP THE DOUBTFUL
ONES WITH POSITIVE REFUTATION OP ALL OP THE PBARS.
THE STORE IS AHEAD OP folJE TIMES IN ASHLAND
Jt may'have been, .but would yop have built an bid fashioned home-?
W E’LL HAVE TO HELP PAY FOR THAT NEW BUILDING IF
WE TRADE THERE
Yon’ would have to help pay for someoae’s building somewhere,
even ¡Frented. Wouldn’t you rather help pay for a new building
to improve Ashland than for one jn Chicago, New York, Portland,
or elsewhere?
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.3—OVERHEAD WILL BE TOO HIGH.
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Another fear exploded. Actual figures show that overhead is .B^l
higher though we have a much more modern business house. Sub
leases of new departments cares for the difference.
4—PRICES
WILL HAVE TO BE HIGHER.
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Prices are governed by competition and after a year’s trial, have
you found that this fear came true? It could not. And there has
been no increase of expenses to even cause it if it were poasible to
ask. increased prices.
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• Madden nella guaranteed tin
rrom Aerra t i e H f t — *
¿Mrs. G. C. Brothers bt Ten«
Balia, Cal., stopped in Ashland
When he entered a plea of
this morning
to visit with
gnllty before Judge Taylor’ th/s
friends.
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forenoon on an improper license
Piste charge preferred by State
O|d Resident H e r a -
Traffic Officer C. fe* Talent, F-
Bradd RadcUft of North Bend, fit.‘Saunders of this city was fined
an o k resident of this city, spept >10. George 8. Marine" of Cen
the day here yesterdpy vlslty^r tral1 Point patd a 810 fine on aft
with pis nejee, Mrs. Guy Rsndlq^. Illegal passing charge, preferred
g u t., j a
“Life-Like Likenesses," Studio I f you want II done right take aqd old time friends.. He return; by the same officer. Marine was
Ashland on The Plata.
It to White’s
Wed. it ed to his home last evening. ... kScuaed of having passed -seveial
oars Without having a clear vis-
M
oh ahead.— Medford Mali
Tribune, Oct. 8.
We thank yofi for the year’s patronage in
our new store and "pledge .Ourselves to another
year of service, for Ashland and to the better
ing of our own service to ohr customers .
A Modem Women’s Department Store
Dry Goods
SUBLEASES
Garments
MILLINERY
SHOES
BEAUTY PARLOR
r Home grown lettuce. Scbuer-
àtan’a Grocery.
2»tl
Left for Klamath F a l l a -
WHEN THE FROST
PUMPKIN,
AND THE FODDER’S
SHOOK,”
IN 1 THE
THEN IS THE TIME
Fall and Winter Duds
H ardem an a n d
P e n d le t o n W o o le n
H art »Schaffner ®
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N e u sta d t e r B ros.
L e e H ats
M ills G o o d s
M arx S u its
P r o d u c ts
SEE THEM AT
Miller’s Toggery
Hab-a-dash Inn
Major DeCercy and wife ft
Beattie, who have been ^stopping
in Ashland for several days visit
ing with their old friend Can H.
Loveland, left
yesterday for
Klamath Falls where they #11
remain until Saturday When they
Will return to this city to spend-
'the week-end here.
Anchor Flour.
Every
guaranteed. 32.00 per sick
and P. Asa’n '-
Aenraal Session at Corvallis—
- The annual sessions of the
grand lodges Knights of Pythias
and the Pythian Sisters will be
held at Corvallis Oct. 11. More
than 400 officers and delegates,
representing some 120 lodges
the two orders in Oregon will
h# in attendance. According to
the custom of the order, Bdison
I, Ballagh, presen) grand vice-
chancellor, will probably be ad
vanced to grand chancellor, Rob
ert G. Morrow, circuit Judge of
altnomah county, aad Stanton
swell of Grants Pass are eendi-
datea for the office of grand vice
<$ancelloj>. Rae Bister of Elgin
Will succeed Mrs. Wrightmaa as
grand chief of the Pythian sit-
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Have your elòlhes Cleaned nt
Cleaning
lit
Main, Ashland
Works. of coarse.
rtureed from MersbfieM—
Harry Stiver, who has been tt-
adlag ’ business In Marshfield,
turned to Ashland yesterday.
WITH QUEEN QUALITY SHOES
We solve for you the
problems of the mode
in footwear.
New Styles Are Coming Into Our Store
Every Few Days
ATTRACTIVE
' PRICES
are 1 p 1 n c e d
snappy and
on our
School Shoes For Big and Little Girls.
Rubber Shipment Just Received.
J. B. TourtelloUe. the well
known Portland architect, is a
business visitor ta Medford aad
othqr parts of the valley tor a
lew -days.
Nothing makes • girl laugh
a Jfeke like pretty frbnt teeth.
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