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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1926)
Confined to Ho me ItoG&l * P e r s o n a l flo te s * First class private garages at |<? Oak. 4.00 per mo. 57-1-mo. Left for K lam ath F a l l s - Mrs. Herman Mattern has been conflne'd to her home on Harga- dine street with serious illness. Mrs. Mattern’s illness is due to a nervous breakdown. The true spirit of Christmas Is best expressed by photographs. Studio Ashland on the Plaza. Mrs. Luella Stearns of Pine True expressions of personality street left today for Klamath Falls, where she will visit for and character. The outstanding iprtU d Jacksonville Sunday— quality in Studio Ashland photo . Mrs. C. K. Pell and her mother some time with relatives. graphs. Bra. I. D. Applegate and Mrs. Children’s Book Displays at El hqrdla McCall of this city visited Rufus Holman H er e with Mrs. H. M. Sargent at Jack- hart’s Wednesday. Rufus Holman of Holman and ^nville on Sunday. Have your broken windows re- Davis, Portland printers and ired. All sines, at Jordan’s book.binders, was a business visi Have your clothes cleaned at IU. 9-tf tor , in Ashland yesterday. Mr. «97 B. Main. Ashland Cleaning Holman Is a former county com Works, of cosrss. missioner of Multnomah county. * NOTICE Leaving In enclosed sedan for L e ft for San F r a n c i s c o - Seattle, Thursday Nov. 11, room Busy— but not so busy as I will Albert Marske left recently for * I \ for two or five passengers. Bell be in Just In a few more days. San Francisco, Cal,, where he is Rooming house. 4th St. 89-2* Bert H. Hinthorne the photo planning to get work and remain grapher on thè Plaza. , tor the winter. For rent, two good office rooms over McNair Bros, drug store. See Fresh Milk and Cream Scheu r- Fresh Spinach, 10c pound, Behuerman's Grocery. . 65-tf H. A. Stearns, Llthla SprlngB man’s Grocery. Garage. » 6 7-1-mo. R. W. Price Back , Store closed all day Thursday Beautiful Albums Hived Free it. W. Price, proprietor of the Nov. 11. Schuerman’s Grocery. with the purchase of six new Oro- Li thia Springs hotel, has return thophonic records s t The Rose. ed from a week’s business trip Madden retreads tires. 69-1 to Portland. Hot Point Suggestions! National Children’s Book Week Childrens books, as thiy are published now, not only book different than they used to, but they are different. * : i: Better Books Are Demanded by die 5 Discriminating Buyer We have in stock the FINEST COLLECTION we have yet carried apd invite you to inspect them. Make your selection now /or Christmas at ELHARTS BOOK THE QUALITY Shoe Dept., at McGee’s. R H E U M A T IS M Good Clothes Are a Safe Investment look the part you wish to play—it helps get you there Buy Your Holiday Suit Now. Get a “Hotpoint” for lasting qualities and the best service XL ELECTRIC Station J . P. D od ge & S o n s Funeral Directors Phone 82 Day Phene 919. Night Phones 991-L—911-9 Mrg. Louis Dodge, lady assistant EXTRA VALUES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS AWAIT EAGER SHOPPERS HERE. Corsets and Corselettes, Values Xo 81.75 on any shoes sold at IS IT SAFB to drive through the streets of Ashland wlthont Cheap housekeeping rooms, Liability Insurance? Phone 21 163 G raniti 42-1 mo. for complete Automobile protec tion, don’t welt until yon meet with an accident. Teo. (of course) 991-tf Use Trunk’s Prescription be Cauliflower, 10c pound. Schenr- cause It Is a shame to suffer man’s Grocery. with rheumatism! This pre- scription does not ruin the Cliff Payne makes french doors. stomach, it does not depress the heart, neither does It require fcrtaraeri from Klamath F alls— dieting to make It effective. H. C. Galey returned Satur Trunk’s Prescription does not day from Klamath Falls where contain any mercury or nar he has been looking after busi cotics; but It does combine the ness affairs for the past few days. essential medical elements neces sary in the successful treatment " You have never heard a phono of rheumatism and gout, ac graph until yon hear t i e New Or cording to well Informed pres thophonie Victrola. Hear it at ent-day medical opinion. Uric The Rose. acid solvent and liver medicine. Trunk’« Proscription sells for «1.75 at McNair Bros. A STORE In P o rtla n d -- evchanges WOMAN has just written us: “ Words can not describe how grateful I and to» you for the many acts of helpful service which’ you rendered during my recent great sorrow. I shall never forget them.” In this instance, as in many others, we not only handled the. var ious details with care and consideration, but we offered freindly counsel. This is all part of our service. Our foremost desire is to remove every possible burden from the minds of the sorrowing relatives and friends. GUY GOOD Mrs. Don Whitney has been Mrs. John H. Fuller of 160 seriously ill from pneumonia at N. Main street is spending a few the H. S. Sanford home on Gresh days visit in Portland. am street. Mrs. Whitney is re. ported as making some progress See our bargain table shoes. toward recovery. Values to «10, priced a t f l.OO. No Powell’s apple cider Is the this tim e hs we «re closing out our best phone, 130. We deliver. shoe dept. These shoes selling 45-1-mo, less I ha A onedialf price.' Miller's A VALUED TRIBUTE Hedlite Heaters Percolator Sets De Luxe Curling Irons Grilles Warming Pads Waffle Irons Toasters. lO K S tP HVA HEM.TH ¡6 EACM MAN* AIM-• I STRICT SANITATION I « BRINGS US FA M E .. ( Every Man Would Preserve HIS W IPE'S HEALTH ALSO. During the winter months the cheapest health in surance for the housewi/e is Ashland Laundry ser vice. It keeps her out of the steamy washroom and protects her from the ex posure of hanging out wet clothes in the cold air. We handle the washing as carefully as it is handled when being washed in the home. We call for and de liver your bundle. Values up to $24.50 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL I WEDNESDAY SPECIAL 3 for < 4 n n 36-in. Comfort Challies Values up to $27.50 $1.98 and $2.25 Value Silk Crepes Regular 19c Grade, WEDNESDAY 8PE0IAL 6 YARDS fin Assorted Colors—40 in. Widths, While they last Silk Dress Specials Values up to $35.00 ! sizes — Values to $17.50 for Crash Toweling Values up to $39.75 Every Coat with large Fur Collar — Satin or Crepe lined — A wonderful sale in every sense of tlj£ word. • Very good grade, Reg. 19c and 22c values— WEDNESDAY SPECIAL, Ready for Rainy Days “ The Service Yon Want When You Want It.” Children’s Slipkers in Red, 31 Water St. Complete New Color Line of Holeproof Silk Hose Now Selling. — Values f i n and up 44-inch Unbleached Kraft Cloth ASHLAND LAUNDRY CO Phone 165 39c Cotton Bats Regular 55c Grade, 29c Heavy 36-in. Amos kaeg Outing Flannel, WEDNESDAY SPECIAL WEDNESDAY SPECIAL SAVE BY BUYING AT Green and Blue with leather strip around the collar, Butter Kistwiches are delicious toasted Umbrellas PAULSERUD’S sandwiches WE SELL POE LESS Your favorite sandwich all silk rainproof Butter-Toasted. They are s tu b b ie s appetizing and healthful stripe or satin bor as delicious a food as you der.................. $4.95 Thoroughbred raincoats for Women and Misses, those silky looking ones at with ever tasted. Try one, 15c T H E TH E A TE R BEAUTIFUL TO D A Y A N D TO M O RROW It sends yon home with the smile that won’t come off. A fine, fresh farce of a man and a man’s wife and a raise In salary that didn’t happen. Nothing bat laughs. a fis i1 .3 \ Í V Lithia Springs Pharmacy Better Grades At Prescription Druggist Phone 116 f materials, twice the laav- rm any other brands. Every evenly raised— wholesome. m s WORLD'S B A K IN G i Pacific Lumber & Shalieries to Hold Open Meeting Wednesday Night at City Hall On .Wednesday, at 8 P. M., on the 10th day of November, 1926, in the Council Chambers of the City Hall, in Ashland, an open meeting will be held for the benefit of all those who are interested, finan cially or otherwise, in the Pacific Lumber & Shaler- ies, Inc. (formerly the Hartman Syndicate) At this meeting Mr? Chas. D. CroUch, President of the corporation, will give all those interested first hand information as to the exact status of the af fairs of the corporation, as to work which has been done, and as to what is planned for the future. Questions as to all matters concerning operations since Mr. Crouch took charge will be answered. The report of the committee from the various civic organizations which has investigated the prop erty and general conditions will be read. PLEASE BE THERE; THIS IS SOMETHING WHICH AFFECTS THE PROSPERITY OF THE ASHLAND COMMUNITY! 1