Left for Klamath Falla—
Local ■ Personal flotes
■Bill Kerby and Herman Sum
Bra made k trip to Klamath riv
Jlon’t forget the 3rd St. garage
.gqnipped to handle any kind of
aalls guaranteed tires.
■ Vancouver—
eealt Broyles of Vancouver,
h., was in Ashland yesterday
thia morning visiting with
From Mt. S h asta-
Fresh camota, turnips,
Select Dahlia Bulbs from flow
and parsnips. Schuerman's
ers at Elbert's.
eery.
Ode Trip to Klamath River—
» * T h a t fresh Southern Style Co-
..eenut at Schuerman's Grocery, 3
Áíb, 29c.
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Left for O a k la n d -
-
Mrs. Agnea Herndon of Beach
Mrs. W llshlre and son, x Max,
Mrs. 8. J. Campbell 6f Mt.
street left early last week for left Saturday afternook for Oak« Shasta City, arr/ved ltr Ashland
Klamath Falls where she will land. Cal., where they expect to yesterday and w ill spend a few
visit with her daughter, Jose make their home for the winter.
days visiting w ith her daughter,
phine Tuson.
M. PMipett.
Don't forget the publl DeMolay
dance Wednesday, Oct. 27, Ma
IS IT SAFE to drive through
Returned from S w e d e n -
sonic H all., admission 50 and 25 the streets of Ashland without
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Norliy mid
cents.
'
4 7 . Liability Insurance? "Phone 21
two sons, Everett and David re
for complete Automobile protec
turned Saturday from Sweden,
Fred D. Wagner Returned— .
tion, don't wait until you meet
where they have been visiting w ith
Fred D. Wagner, local postmas with an accident. Yeo. (o f course)
Mr. Norby’s relatives. They also
ter, returned Saturday from Los
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stopped in Grand F o r M North D a
Angeles, Cal., where he has been
kota, to visit with relatives and
looking after business affairs. He In Portland—
friends of Mrs. Nor by. They re
also made a short visit in San
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Carter of
port that they had a wonderful
Francisco, Cal.
this city, left Friday for Portland. trip hut were very'glad to see
Ore., where they expect to spend
Ashland and home again, attar
Cheap
housekeeping rooms, several days.
such a long absence. The trip
153 Granite.
42-1 mo.
was made by the southern route
DeMolay benefit dance, ‘ Ma
and they returned by the north
A portrait represents the es sonic Hall Wednesday, Oct. 2 7.
ern route.
»a '
sence of Christmas— a personal Admission 50 and 25 cents. Pub
greeting. Bert H. Hinthorne. 46-tf lic invited.
.
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Left for Sen'Francisco— -
J * H. Hansen, proprietor
of Ban Jose,.Cal., were - In
They were
iftuck pleased with Ashland
Its surroundings, and rem
that they had 'seldom seen
beautiful scenery than surn
this city.
of city yesterday.
the Ashland Hotel, le ft this morn«
log for San Francisco. Cal., where
he w ill *ook àfter business af
fairs. He expects to re ta in to
Ashland the last of the week.
Start thinking now e b o n t
Christmas' gifts. The problem
fcay be easily settled w ith a Stu From San Jane >'
Mr. and Mrs. Ellen B. SUnnoth
diò Ashland Photograph.
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Mr. snd Mrs. Bert Smith and
fa m ily c f 339 Oak street made ■, a
trip to Yoncalla, Ore . yesterday.
8
Burna—Government will build
20 cottages and school for Piute
' Indians here.
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Coos County spent 176,066 for
road work, during September.
Hallowe'en masks and favors,
E lh a rt’s.
OOMS TO KLAMATH
- E. D. Briggs made a business
trip to K lam ath Falls yesterday,
and while there viewed the re
mains of the W hite Pelican hotel
which recently suffered a disas
trous fire.
According to M r.
Briggs, nothing whatever remains
q i the once magnificient structure
but a tangled mass of ruins. The
Walls are not even standing.
Warm,
Durable,
Soft
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and Downy Blankets
6 3-tf SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIDINGS.
Spent Sunday In Ashland —
* T h e party who took the electric
Mrs. Abbie Thomas of Medford
drill from the Third Street ga- spent Sunday in Ashland visiting
Atge . is known and will avoid at the home of her slater, Mrs.
prosecution by eiaving same at Aaron Andres of Fairview street.
tj»e same door from which it was
taken.
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Société Chocolates Just receiv-
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ed in fancy boxes for «1 to 37.50,
oxy winter cabin with garage, The Rose.
Granite.
4 V lm o
DeMolay benefit dance- r
Ilgb in quality, moderate In Mr.ic H all, We meada?, Oct. 27
a.
Studio Ashland photo- Admission 50 and 25 centi.
>hs.
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Word R e c e iv e d -
Local friends of Miss Charlotte
Kennard. (Ormer Ashland girl
who Is now teaching school at
Jacksonville,
Florida, «received
word from her this week in which
she describes the recent h u rri
cane which struck the Florida
coast.
Miss Kennard
taught
school here a number of years
ago, and has many friends in this
section.
E. R. ISAAC ® Co
THE _ QUALITY
STOBE
S a S fc V *’
Woolen
Tliat’s the kind thatjiits the chord for Happy Satisfaction and gives
to all ‘ SWEET NORMAL REST” under the Oregon stars.
Our special offer on early sit
ting closes Nov-. 10th.
Studic
Mason Erhman Wholesale Gro Ashland on The Plaza.
cery in Medford was closed yes
terday on account of the death of
Exelusive dealers for
Styie-
Mr. Erhman in San Francisco.
plus Ready-to -W ear
clothea.
Paulserud’s.
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Pliie slab wood, 37 delivered
from
the car.
Carson-Fowler
Lumber Co.
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Grocery Cloaed in Medford—
ljp m e r Residents Visit Here
• N r . and Mrs. Marion Young of
X & t r a l Point, spent Sunday Jn
Ashland visiting with old friends,
and Mrs. Young formerly H,v-
ed^n this city.
dk
Have your clothes cleaned
>37 B. Maki, Ashland
Works, of course.
at
Cleaning
Don't forget the public DeMo
lay dance Wednesday, t)et. 27,
„ Lecture tonight. W im er H all Masonic H all, admission 60 and
4 7 . j
b f H. 8. M urray of Naw York 25 cents.
City, on E arth’s Greatest conflict
Dry ^Manzanita wood
near, admission free, no collec-
Upn.
«
4 7 .I Taverner. Phone 17F-3.
Have your broken windows re- W ill Move Soon—
Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Jrad. 'A U alma, at Jordan’s
visit with her daughter, Miss
Edith, a student at the state uni
versity. Today, Mrs. Dodge goes
to Salem for the opening meeting
of the state association of Parent
Teacher organisations of «which
is vice-president. M r. Dodge and
son, Robert, will leave Ashland
on Thursday by automobile 4 for
Salem to Join Mrs. Dodge when
the three will go on to Portland
to spend j i few days before re-1
turning home.
Ul.
3-tf and family have rented
tlful bungalow at the <
Iowa and Harrison - sti
longing to W. H. Met
will move soon into V
Crown Pastry flo u r
■ Mrs. Dr. Clara Ingham, state
home
Schuerman’s
Grocery.
director of health of the W. C. T.
a . Is stopping In Ashland today.
apple cider Is the
SheatJ^nded the Chamber of
130. We deliver.
Cemmqrce Innoheon at the Lltbta
45-1-mo.
Springs ' Hotel, after which she
spoke at a W .’ C. T. V. meeting
Good muffins
C liff Payne makes chests.
aFthe home of'Mrs. W ill Davis on
Allison street. •,
‘ NOTICE TO TAXFAVHR8 who
have paid the first half of 1325
Ckxas sad
are either mailing
ehecks, or coming to the Sher
iff's office to pay second half.
Please bring or mall first half
receipts or recepit number stamp-
eft la upper right hand corner.
Ifc e la a t half of taxes are now due
•k d • become delinquent on No
vember «, 1336.
j , . ls
Today and Tomorrow
Ko« need
atore tÄon
a policy
W e don’t s i m p l y
“ Write Insurance’’.
A clerk can write a
policy, but real ser
vice is given only by
some one thoroughly
acquainted with ail
of the details of in
surance contracts and
with the manner in
w h ic h policies fit
v a r i o u s types of
property.
W e represent the
Hartford Fire
Insurance Company,
ln
sacke.
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should
be delicate as well as
tender. Snowdrift is a
delicate shortening-that
improves the quality
o f everything you cook
with it.
GRAHAM MUFFINS
X Cupful Snowdrift
l E gg
I Capful Graham Floor
l Cupful Wheat Flour
y i Teaspoon Salt
9 Teaspoons Baking Powder
% Capful M ilk
Sdr the Snowdrift till creamy,
gradually adding the sugar
and the egg, w ell beaten. Sift
together the dry ingredients
and add them alternately
w ith the m ilk to the first mix*
ture. D rop into muffin pens
w ell oiled w ith Snowdrift
and bake from twenty-five to
thirty, minutes in • hot oven
- (375 degrees F.>
Billings Agency
Heal Estate A Real Inaurane
Bstab. 1323 at 41 E. Main St.
fc o a e a i l
S n o w d r if t
Every Size, Every Color, Every Grade Will Be
Found in Our Blanket D ep t
STANDARD COTTON
’ BLANKETS
Butterick PatUnr
No. 6737
SfciRWm
YARD
F luffed . wool
naps
(All Cotton) Heavies
See this wonderful new heavy Skin
ners Silk Crepe for Dresses—
40 in. wide in the new fall colors—“ Hatton Chatten
Red, Jungle Green, Rose, Rustic Brown, Scarlet,
Tan, Brittony Blue, Ivory, Black, Pink.
USE BUTTERICK PATTERNS WITH THE
DELTJOR >
»’ •'
remarkable picture of the
west, bristling with
ment and thrills — an
photoplay.
PARTY GOODS
And Decorations
Table-Sets, Unique Place Cards», Nut-Cups, Nap
kins, Jack O’ Lanterns, Horns, Masks, Cut-Outs,
"Witches, Skeletons, etc., etc.
.HARTS
GRAY WOOL
Dark Border — These Are
85 per cent Virgin Wool at
OREGON CITY SINGLES
For Double Bed
c o o n to e -io t c
OREGON CITY DOUBLES
Hi Colors, Wool Fleece,
Soft as Down
CAMP BLANKETS
Gray Wool Battleship Quality
C A O C TO e c O A
ALL WOOL
Beautiful Plaids in Soft Shades
at
Spread Fancy Wool Blankets
can be used as conch covers, etc.
Full Size-W ool
See These New Blankets and Choose From The
Choicest At
At no other time, probably, are the af
fairs in the home so upfeets as when death
enters. It is the mission of the Funeral Direct
o r ’to render every conceivable aid to the
befkaved family. When our services are re
quired the spirit of helpfulness, exhibited by
our whole organization is a genuine source of
comfort to the family.
r - r - 'ï^ r - ^ r
ES DA Y
J. P. D od ge & S o n s
Funeral Directora -
Day Phona 212.
Nlgbt Pbonea 311-L— 381-J
Mrs. Lóala Dodge, kuly asslstant
CIRCLE
BARGAINS
SPORT SATIN
FOR SLIPS
Circle
Bargains
THE ASHLAND FEED & GROCERY
CIRCLE
BARGAINS
IS NOW
72x90
BEDSPREADS
«
Open For Business
Under New
• .'f a
r
Management
Hallowe'en
Mill»
our terms are cash bnt we allow a 5 per cent
discount on every item sold.
CIRCLE «
BARGAINS
INDIAN HEAD
BUNGALOW
APRONS
v
Every one knowing themselves to be indebted tq
this place are respectfully requested to call and
settle their account.
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WHITE
BUNGALOW
aprons