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Ltoeal ■ Personal ¡lotes
of Mr. and M n . D. Parami oa
Oraatto atraot. retornad Monday
(ro«| Portlaad. «boro aba ha*
apeat the pant- tow days visiting
tomorrow. They bave bann r aafd
tag ta Aablaad for aorofol B u a tte
bartas tbe »aa-lt seat depart
Special
roarlavn. Thareday,
evening. Nor. 11. Opea loag form.
Official visit of Graad Command­
er McKay, of Bead. A!’ Sii
heights Invited- Diaaer at C :M
o'clock.
D. H JACKSON. E- C.
W- H, DAT, Recorder.
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O u t erf respect to the ^femory of
*R w e Who Gave Their All in the
Greet World War, This Store Will
Remain Closed A ll Day Tomorrow.
November 11, 1918.
De Molay meeting tonight, l- 'M
p. m. Very important.
A LB IE L. BECK. M. C-
* JOHN CHURCHMAN, Scribe.
Armistice Day, November JJ, 1926
Special Sic spec to be Attorhcd
A special sleeper wBl be at­
tacked to tbe 7:45 p. m. train
for Portlaad today. Nor. Ptb to
take care Of
tbe
southern
Oregon people attending
tbe
UaiTersity of Southern Califor-
nia-Oregaa Agricultural college
football game. which will be
played la Portlaad Armistice day.
R e s e r v a t i o n s caa be made
thraagh the district office of tip
Soatbera Pacific company.
A sarrey of motor bus rates oa
newspaper parcels w ill be made
thia fall by tbe Central States Clr
elation Managers
Aesorietton.
U niform rates throughout the
central field w ill be aoagbL
FOR DUCKS
At tbe U th ia SprfoBa Moieds
E. C. Carter and wife of Cleve-
land. O., W H. Day of Portlaad
Ore., and C. J. M urray of Seattle
Wash., stopped at tbe Ettbta
Springs Hotel last evening.
Winchester
Ammunition
C liff VByne makes stool*.
Seven more telegrams hare
been received from California
cities in which Irving B. Vining,
president o f the Oregon ‘ state
chamber of commerce, epoke last
week, praising bis addresses high­
ly. The week, before tbe Oregon
state chamber received like tele-
ararne fop|* each ef the com-
munittee la which he talked that
week.— Tbe Oregon tan.
nones
win ««toy
ic to w flavor
Stadia Ashland
Bargains
Gilbert B. Anderson e f Klam ­
ath ooaaty, brother of Mrs. J.
M. Wagner and Mrs. George
Loosing of thia city, is visit tag
bis slaters and other relatives ta
Ashland. Mr. Anderson was a
former rgeldeat and makes oc­
casion»! Visits her*.
1923 Ohsv. Coupe
1333 Ohev. ToQriK. 3150
19£1 Ghev. Touring, 3100
1923 Star Delivery, 3225
1333
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3275
Chicken.
Once More
H o d m Tour., 3115
AU Can in Good
O oadttw i
Leaving in enclosed eedaa for
Seattle, Thursday Nov. 11, room
tor two or five passengers. Bell
Rooming house. 4th St. ■ 5»->*
The
quality ta Stadio Aablaad photo­
graph*.
Automotive Shop
sold exclusively BY us
Chevrolet Dealers
MPflioro, ore.
B, I* BtARHELS
■SEE THE SMOOTHEST
rnrisHnvo today
SKINNER’S DRESS SUIT
13 I T SAKS fo drive th ro a t*
tbo streets of Aablaad wttboat
LtablUty Insaraaeef Phone 11
for complete Automobile protec­
tion, don’t w a it until yon meet
wltb as accident Too. (o f eoareel
with
REGINALD DENNY
Fuller Paints
.
and
Varnishes
w.. t -
paint and varnish for
every peed
J. O .R IG G
TOMORROW IS ARM-
ISTICE DAY A N D THIS
STORE WILL REMAIN
CLOSED A IX DAY.
Due to the popularity of
our f r i e d chicken, we
have arranged to h a v e
this special menu for both
Friday noon and Sattfr-
day noon. It w ill be tbe
leading noon special for
the week end. Oome in
and order our delicious,
tender fried chicken to­
morrow or Saturday and
yon will see why it is so
popular.
LEST WE FORGET
W ith the crack of the last shell on that memor­
able November 11th, eight years ago, there ended
tbe moot terrible struggle ever waged between na­
tions.
The bnge toll taken in lives and suffering can*
not be measured by any earthly standards, and it is
indeed appropriate that Arm istice Day has been set
aside each year to remind us of this tremendous
sacrifice.
To those who have paid in full; to those who
have bled; to those who have suffered in body and
in heart, we bow oor beads ia reverent devotion,
and m at the future show by our lives as individuals
and our conduct as a nation that this colossal sacri­
fice has not been iu vain, and we pray' that it can
never happen again
Many o t h e r s p e c i a l
lunches at our popular
counter.
Also Complete Fountain
N I N I N G E R 'S
THE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
ASH LA N D , OREGON
This Store and it* Em­
ployes wish to join in the
observance of mb patrio­
tic day.
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
34-00 aad 35-00 TROUSRBS AT .............. ................................... 31.39
20 PER C 1N T OFF ON YOUNG M EN ’S TROUSERS
GOOD WORK SHIRTS AT ............................................................ 68c
IT LOOKS RAINY!
OAFS A T ............ 35c; RRAVY STORM RUBBERS A T ........... 98c
e
A new pair of shots w ill turn the trick!
XL ELECTRIC
Station
(Men's Shoes Rjehtsivsly)
OUT GOOD
Phone 82
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