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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1926)
‘ s. ASHLAND rA G E EIGHT 4 hoeal j Personal flotes From S»n Franclm-o— W. P. Oucewan of San Fran cisco, stopped in this city last evening. He registered at the Oregon Hotel. School Oxfords and d r e s s pumps at » 8 4 » and $4.K5 for grow ing girls sU cs 2>/2 lo 8 at m j closing-out s a l e . M ille r’s Dept. at McGee’s. Madden retreads tires. 63-tt Have your suit cleaned and pressed for Hallowe’en. Paulse- rud's. isitoru from A p p le g a t e - Mr. and Mrs. £1. Aylsworth of Applegate are spending the day in Ashland shopping and visiting with friends. They are planning to move to this city in th«s near fiiture. , FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 50 8 8 ._________ TIDINGS H e ’s C ap tain TOO WIE TO CLASSIFY Ix-ft for A rkansas — FranciS Klsler of Indiana, who came to Ashland with Coacn Gripe, left Tuesday evening for AUTO TOP SHOP Arkansas where he will visit with Get your top and curtain work relatives until Christinas, when now repaired. This business wilt he will return to his home. be discontinued in a very short time. T. R. Herkner. <8-3 The world's greatest g ift to music. The Orthophonie Victroia V isitin g S ister K< — The Roso. F o r*. sale at f »5, Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Van T.edr oi 8125, 5160, 5300. ¡Montesano, Wash., are in Ashland visiting with relatives . a n d A portrait represents the es- friends. Mrs. Vun Leer is a sis scuce of Christinaa— a personal ter of Mrs. H., J. Carter of thio greeting. Bert H. Hinthorne. 46-tf city. At the A shland H otel— K. M. Fritz of Tillamook, Ore., G. A. Valluur of St. Louis and D. C. T riffln of Portland, Ore. registered at the Ashland lloto! last evening. Mrs. Clapp and daughter, Miss Velma Clapp, who have been spending the past three months visiting with relatives and friends la Chicago, 111., returned to their home in Ashland last evening. Al- hert Marake motored to Portland Have your broken windows re to get them. paired. AU sixes, at Jordan’s m ill. 3-tf Phoenix. Pimento and „jßwlse eheeae. Schuerman’s Grocery. Hallowe’en Pumpkins a t 48-tf Schuerman’s Grocery. 50-tf F in ed 8 5 0 — Antonio Torez and Pete San chez, two local Mexicans arrested at Ashland last week by State Special Agent Terry Talent, were each fined |5 0 when they entered pleas of guilty on charges of llq ~ nor possession before Justice J. L. Roe at Jacksonville Wednesday. They were charged with having had a quart of modnshine. — Med-' ford M all Tribune. Toggery Window" Boosting Game stop. He states that he Aaa no apologies to .offer and that be would do the same thing again High In quality, moderate In. under sim ilar circumstances.—- price. Studio Ashland photo Grants Pass Courier. “ Bert” M iller, proprietor of graphs. 46-tf The Toggery, Is a real booster for Ashland high school. Proof of It Guests fro m K alam azoo— is shown In a novel window dis play which he has to advertise Mr. and Mrs. George W . Perrin the football game tomorrow after of Kalamazoo, Mich., were guests FO R R E N T — Modern 2 or 3 noon with Granta Pass' high. T l^ of the Ashland Hotel yesterday, room apt. Furnishings and term r enroute to Long Beach, Cal., t<f suit. 244 Hargadlne st. 50-tf window depicts a football field with goal posts and placers as where they have spent the Iasi, two winters. Mr. Perrin Is 're tir FOUND — Pair glasses, owner well as a grandstand fu ll of Ash ed from extensive grain and real can Jiave same, by calling at T id land boosters. The window is at ty business.* Kalamazoo Is a city ings office and paying for this | tracting much notice from pass of 65,000, engaged extensively In ad. * 50-2 ers by on lower Main street. manufacturing, employing 25,000 people in various industries. It is also rich in agriculture and Stain. Mr. and Mrs. Perrin will return home In the spring, after an extended nine months tour. be on hand for those dealring borrow amounts up to 8J5Q. • Have your clothes cleaned at 83? E. Main, Ashland Cleaning Works, of course. Powell’s apple elder -Ja the Croametts, a quality macaroni Schuennan’s Grocery. 48-tf Cheap housekeeping rooms, best phone, .130. We deliver. 46-1-mo. 153 Granite. <2-1 mo. Don’t forget’ llie Civic Club At th e 'L ith ia Springs H otel——j, hospital benefit party Friday From Tacoma— . George C. Thom as o f P ortland, evening from 8 to 12. Admission H. A. Close of tacoma, Wash., <8-3 spent last evening In this city. He L. O. Llckatt and wife of San 50c, Francisco, Cal., and Frank Steffy stopped at the Oregon Hotel. and wife of Seattle, Wash., stop Here Y esterday — J. W. H u p t-of Klam ath Falls Hallowe’en Masquerade dance ped at the Lithia Springs Hotel spent the day in Ashland . yester Walker's Medford. Big time, yesterday. day visiting with Mr. and Mrs. pickey's six piece orchestra. Campbell’s Tomato Soup, 3 for W ill Dodge on tho- Boulevaid. Let's go. Sat. nite. Prise. 50-2 25c at Schuerman’s Grocery for Mr. H unt Is a brother of Mrs. Saturday only. 50-tf Dodge.. ; IS IT SAFE to drive through the streets of Ashland without Storo your ear at Lithia Springs Home grown lettuce, 10c head Liability Insurance? Phone 21 50-tf (pr complete Automobile protec Garage, 54.00 per mo. H. A. Schueiman’s Grocery. Stearns, Mgr. tion, don’t wait until yon meet . Our specialJ»ffer on early sit With an accident. Teo. (of courae) Studio Madden sells guaranteed tires. ting closes Nov. 10 th. 293-1« Ashland on The Plaza. Returned to Ashland— DAILY H all-o-w een N ovelties Coxy winter cabin w ith gargge, 163 Granite. 42-lm o. <ays He Did Not Resign— Presenting Captain McHenry of JT«K Virginia, one of the heist guards In the game. McHenry, nt the heefi of a strong eleven. Is confident of a Mg The Mountaineers have already defeated Washington and. Lee College Heloeted— college year. F ifty-five men and Oregon A gricultural college women so far have eased their again was selected by the H a r financial strain, while attending mon foundation of New York as1 college, through the Harmon fund r one of tho 58 American colleges and universities to receive a sum during the five years that the of money from which loans w ill money has been available at ’ Uu bo made to students during the institution. This year 33000 will Bert Keriyon, who Tuesday urned in his star, states that he lid not,resign from the police force. Mr. Kenyotf asserts that he was requested to take this ac tion by Mayor Isaac Best. The ictlon was taken as a result Qf -he wounding of R. H. Kirkland ievera^ weeks ago when Kenyon ihot at him upon his refusal to ‘ . POST CARDS ---------------................................................ M rl. Kester Gandee, Mrs. Ray mond Ruger and Bill Dean of Dunsmuir, Cal., are In Ashland for a few days visiting with rela tives and friends. Tour crank case drained at Third Street Garage. free 50-j C liff Payne makes shelves. Start thinking now a ir o u t Christmas gifts. The problem may he easily settled with a Stu dio Ashland Photograph. 46-tf W H2ÍG FINISHING TODAY GLORIA SWANSON in 50c to $3.00 * THE POWDER PUFF BEAUTE SHOPPE ' ■ Under the Direction Rose Sullivan. of The Rexall Store Phone 77 Prescription Druggists For Appointment SLOO ARMY GOODS S T O R E D Œ5 T~ Biggest Little Store in Town A Fortunate Purchase Of Manufacturer’s Samples Opposite New Hotel — Open Evenings Sport Coats You will lie surprised ftt the quality of the fur collars, lining and cloth in these coats bought so ,th at $39.75 to $44.5(1 coats can be sold n't ANNUAL SALE CLOSES TOMORROW (SAT.) NIGHT. OUR EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES STOP SATURDAY 10 P. M. $3.50 - $6.00 Trousers . . . . $1.89 $4 - $6 Hats at $2.00 - $225 Khaki Trousers, $1.68 $L40 Extra Heavy Rubbers at 98c $1.75 Collar to match Shirts, $1.28 Suit Cases as low as . . . . TOMORROW ONLY A thletic Union Suits at . . . . 30c • $29.75 .. $2.95 and $3.49 _ \ *- In. Sizes 16 to 36 SATURDAY SALE . 95c $4.50 - $6.75 Slip-on Sweaters, $3.98 Knit Shirts and Drawers, 25c each Other Good Group Values in OF REGULAR SIZE STERLING DRESS COATS 40 to 47 Sizes In these sizes we are too well stocked and beginning on Saturday we are of fering at attractive reductions. Fancy Flannellete Shirts at $1.38 $5.50 - $6.50 Thompson Shoes, $2.98 Socks, 3 p a ir -fo r ................. ... . 29c Stiff Collars, 4 for . . . ................. McNAIR BROS. IT S STILL GOING STRONG FOLKS!! uFine Manners” I . 25c Heavy A ll Wool Sweater $1.00 - $125 Work Shirts . . . 65c Vests .................................... $328 Whipcord Work Coats . . . . $3.48 Storm Slickers a t ................... $4.65 2 Suits Given Away To First Two Men They Fit Sport Coats and Dress Coats, $16.75 $24.50 “THOROBRED” RAINCOAT SILK DRESSES $6.50 $11.95 More of those very popular and reallv dressy raincoats, just in hut will go quickly. Black, Navy, Jungle Green, Channel Red, with a sprinkling of other shades mixed in. will make your old coat or dress look like new or will add smartness to your • new dress. THE BEST LINE OF FUR WE HAVE EVER SHOWN. - t . ALL SATURDAY PURCHASES GO ON YOUR NOVEMBER. BILL PAY ABLE DECEMBER 1ST.* . Miller’s Toggery « Hab-a-Dash Inn 99 $16.75 $18.75 EVERYTHING REDUCED • $19.75 . N E ty LOT OF NEW FUR TRIMMING The secret forces of two great nations locked in war claimed him as their most ‘ brilliant a g e n t ............. Byi aeroplane and submarine he outwitted the c r a f t i e s t , mind« in Europe, only to| fall in love. * (Over The Tidings) Continued! Good Work Caps a t . . . . ‘ . 79c ' WHITMAN’S CANDIES Schuerman’s Grocery has bulk mince meat. 4 8-tf Feen-a-ment the chewing gurn laxative, 25c._M cN air Bros. ' SPECIAL HALLOWEEN BOXES Now Your last chance to get Genuine Army Heavy Wool Sox at a price, 3 pairs for MASKS, DECORATIONS, CREPE PAPER AND ÜLÛOOD5