Local ; Personal flotes
Ernest Cooper of this city,
spent Sunday in Eugene visiting
with his brother Arthur Cooper,
who attends scheol in Lane coun.
Madden sells guaranteed tir.
Cliff Payne makee cupboards.
R e tu rn e d fro m P o r t l a n d -
Glen Inlow has returned from
Portland, where he attended the
horse show.1 He was gone for
several days.
If you want it doue right take
It to' White.
Royal Coal. Hot and
Caraon-Fowler Lbr. Oo.
Clean
Eanex Conch Wrecked—
The wrecker from the Ashland
Automotive Shop went out on the
Copco road yesterday morning
f o r «n Essex coach, which was
Freak MUk and Cream Scheur-
an’s Grocery.
There 1s nothing with which to
compare the Orothophonic Victro-
la except, the artists themselves,
as the reproduction is so nearly
rest. Hear thia marvelous instru
ment at The Rose.
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Attended Celebration—
John Quincy Adams of
Ashland post office attended
Armistice Day celebration
Medford Thursday.
Have yonr clothes cleaned nt
<17 B. Main, Ashland Cleaning
Works, of conns.
First clam private garages nt
137 Oak, 4.00 per mo. 67-1-mo.
Cam« After Car Yesterday—
I. V. Roake of Oregon City was
in Ashland yesterday. He came
down after hto Studebaker car,
which waa stolen from Oregon
City Sunday night, and found on
Union street of thia city Thurs
day, by Chief of Police McNabb.
Closing ont sale of Rocks and
Reds, 60 pallets of each and sev
eral good early hatched cockerels.
Smith Quality Poultry Farm.
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The time to short, we are get
Cheap
housekeeping mows,
ting busier every day. Tour pho IBS Granite.
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tographs for Christmas should b«
From Medford Mall Tribune—
John Enders, commander of made now. Bert H. Hinthorne on I^-ft for North Dakot»—
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the Ashland post of the American the Plass.
Paul Goheen, who has boon
Legion, and many of his Ashland
residing in Ashland for the past
"buddies’* were visitors here yes Ix-ft for Portland—
year with his sister, Miss Edna
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith of Goheen,* left this week for North
terday participating in the Arm
Second street left this morning Dakota, where he has secured
istice day celebration.
for Portland, where Mrs. Smith a position with the United States
IS IT SAFE to drive through will undergo an operation. Mr. Custom Department, immigration
the streets of Ashland without Smith will return to Ashland In work. While here, Mr. Goheen
Liability lasn raaeeT P h on e 21 a few days, but Mrs.‘Smith ex worked for the S. P. company.
for complete Automobile protec pects to remain there all winter.
tion, don’t wait nntil you meet
Cauliflower, 10c pound. Bcheur-
Have yonr broken windows re man’s Grocery.
with an accident. Teo. (of coarse)
28Srtf paired. All sises, at Jordan’s
mill.
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Will Meet—
Attends Conference—
The regular monthly meeting
Return«!
to
Klamath
Falls—
Rev. Myron 8. Woodworth, H.
Mrs! Curtis Sanford of Klam of the Southern Oregon Dental
C. Hanson and wife and several
other members of the Baptlit ath Falls, who has been spend society will be held at the Hotel
church of this city, were In ing the past week In Ashland at Holland In Medford today. There
Grants Pass Tneeday, attending a the home of Mrs. T. W. Sanford, will be a''4 o’clock dinner, fol
is returning to ,her home today, lowed by a table clinic and some
Baptist conference.
Interesting papers by Dr. ,Ly?e
by way of Eugene.
Baldwin of Portland and othe^i.
Fresh Spinach, 10c pound
Our work is careruny done. It The officers of the society are
Schuermnn'a Grooery,
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requires time and skill, for you as follows: Dr. B. R. Elliott,
Buy hooks for children— Better want to look your best. Have president; Dr. R. L. Bardic, vice-
Book Week nt Elhnrt'a Book your sitting at once. Studio Ash- president; Dr. R. C. Mulholland,
secretary,
Store.
treasurer.
For sale a complete bakery and
Arm istice Day B all a Success— lunch equipment.
See H. A. Visitors from D u n sm u ir -
The annual Armistice day ball Stearns, mornings
nt
Llthla
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ksler
held at the Medford Armory last Springs garage.
B7-l-mo. and wife of Dunsmuir, Calif.,
Thursday night under American
were in Ashland Wednesday
Legion post auspices, was the
afternoon to attend the funeral
Leaving'
Today
for
Honolulu—
usual enjoyable and largely at
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Milton on of their aunt, Mrs. James Gal
tended affair with hundreds pres
ent not only from Medford, but North Main atreet, are leaving braith.
today for San Francisco, Calif.
from ail ports of the valley.
They will sail for Honolulu Wed
A gift inspired by sentiment nesday, where they will spend the
This Is their
and thus expressive of the true winter months.
spirit of Christmas— yonr photo 26 th trip to that place.
and
graph. Studio Ashland on the
For better books and more
Fins«.
books see Elhsrt’s Book Store.
Better Book Week— inspect
L paint and varnish
oar showing— Elhart’s Book Stpie Returned to Home—
every need
Warner Barr has returned to
his home after' undergoing an
In Gold H i l l -
operation at the Community hos
Mrs. Ar/ettn B. Zana, formerly pital.
Beet Paint— Best Worki
of Gold Hill, bat now of Ash
Phone 172
land, was in Gold HUI this week
New records at Elhart’s.
looking after her property in
terests. She resides with Miss Made Trip to Klamath Falls—
Nell Pygall, also formerly of
J. W. Fairbanks of this city STARTER
Gold HUI, bnt now of Ashland. made a trip to Klamath Falls GENERATOR
Mrs. Zana reports that the to de yesterday, to look after business BATTERY
voting much of her time to her affairs.
IGNITION
homestead out on the Green
COILS
Spring' Mountain road between
Powell’s apple cider to the
TRY USI
Ashland and Klamath Falla, and best phone, ISO. We deliver.
We can give yen the best of
that aft$ has traded her Climax
46-1-mo.
service oh the above class of
timber holdings, formerly own.
repair work.
ed by Geo. A. Landis, deceased,
late of Gold HUI, for a timber
tract adjoining her homestead
LITHIA SPRINGS
on the Green Springs.
Mrs. Jennie Jones, formerly pf
Talent, but who has been residing
in Medford for the last year, has
rented her home there end will
make Indefinite stay in California.
She left Monday evening.
Mr. C. E. Clements of Wegner
creek In digging his well deeper
struck a fine stream of water.
The dry season has compelled n
number of farmers to go deeper
for a fresh supply of water.
Miss Alberta Welty who has
been visiting at the home of her
uncle, Earle Dunkin, the past
summer, left Wednesday for her
home lh Wichitai, Kan.
Mr. and Mrs, James' Pellett re
turned Wednesday from Loa Aq-
gelea where they spent a few.
weeks vllstlng George Pellett and
family.
Mr. Louis Brown and George
Carter have been helping the Cop
co force with their Invoicing the
past week.
Mrs. H. 8. Llnch returned home
Saturday from visiting at various
points in California. Her daugh
ter, Mrs. Eleanor Perkins arrived
with her.
Mr. M. Harra, our efficient
carpenter has Just completed lay
ing a hard wood floor in the of
fice of Dr. Blake In Ashland.
“* Harry Gleim attended the O. A.
C. foot ball game at Portland
Thursday, going with Mr. Ames
and Greenlaw of Medford.
Mrs. L. J. Sleppy and Mrs. E.
A. Gardner were dinner guests at
the T. J. ,Bell home Wednesday.
Mr. Wagner has Its first blank
et of snow. We can look for frost
Active Agent» Make A»
High As $150 a . Week
selling l K accident and health
policies for this sound and pro
gressive company. Thousands of
onr agents have built permanent
business of their own selling
these policies. Many have retired
and now live on their renewals.
AN OPENING NOW EXISTS in
yonr section— an i unusual oppor
tunity for the right man. Address
Dept. G .l <14. Room 76 Mont
gomery St., Jersey City, N. J.
J.O .R IG G
. Aut6 Electric
1923 Ohev. C ou pe...$275
1923 Ohev. Touring, $150
1921 Ohev. Tonring, $100
1923 Star Delivery, $225
This car is in fine shape. See its
1924 Ford Coupe . . . . . ' - $400,00.
This car lyte Rockstell axle, new' ^aint, spare
tire and is a real buy.
s
1921 Oldsmobile Touring . . $250.00
Dnco paint, new top, curtains, good tires.
1921 Hupmobile 4 T ouring, $200.00
RADIO FANS!
We build sets and do ra
dio repair work.
This car is priced to sell.
1919 Buick T o u rin g .............$100.00
This car has been overhauled and has good tires-
1923 Studebaker Sedan . . . $700.00
of all
1918 Dodge T ou rin g............ $ 75.00
Let us solve your troubles
XL ELECTRIC
Station
GUY GOOD
Phone 82
This car has new tires, good paint and is a real
buy.
1921 Ford B u g .
................. $75.00
Thia bug has a starter and is running fine.
These ca n can be bought on easy terms or trade,
but they are priced to sell.
Open All Day Sunday
1923 Hudson Tour., $125
AU Oars in Good
Condition
The
Automotive Shop
OhfWdH Posters
SEE THE SMOOTHEST?
OLET
GEORGIA YOUNG,
Beautician
TODAY ONLY
Neatle Permanent Waving
Artistic Hair Catting
French Paper Carl
“Subway Sadie’1
BUT—HR "FELT NO BETTER
FOR THAT.”
A man from Nebraska tells
this; “For three nights I was
kept awake by a bothersome per
sistent cough, and so were others
of the family; and I felt no bet
ter for that The very first doses
of Foley’s Honey and Tsr relieved
me and In two days* time my
cough was entirely gone.” Think
of the saving of distress to him
self and others, had he taken Fo
ley’s Honey and Tar Compound at
the start. It pays to keep it on
hand. The large fsmly else is a
real economical buy. Ask for it.
Sold Everywhere.—No. 2.
SPECIALTIES
Wynnbrook’s
Cosmetics
A Special Preparation for Ev
ery Need
To Boy Yonr
Surprise Yow Wife
Make Her Sunday a Complete Day
of Rest Tomorrow by Bringing
Her Here for Her Sunday Dinner.
Copco 6 Per Cent Preferred Stock
To the housewife food always tastes better
when she dines away from home, and this is
especially true if you bring her here where
food and service and surroundings cannot be
bettered.
$95 per Share
Sunday Dinner—5:30 to 8;30 p.
$1.00 PEB PLATE
He Was Prom Missouri
Chicken Dinner
Sunday •
PRICES ADVANCE NOVEMBER 16
But Not Nowl
THEY BOTH KNOW
Imagine Bebe flitting gay-
ly from swimming pool to
ballroom, upsetting the cam
pus in general with her flir-
TAVERN
CAFE
ASK NEAREST COPCO EMPLOYEE OR ANY BANK
It pays to sand the family
bundle to ns «very week, rain
or shins. A trial will convince
YOU.
Do you remembor tho hoius-oooked ohicken dinner
of the good old days?
ASHLAND
LAUNDRY CO.
Well, that's just what you ooa expect tomorrow
noon if yon and your family uome here for Sunday
Dinner.
A OHIOKEN blNNER COMPLETE AT 86 OTS.
"Th. Strrl« T i» Waat
W h « Tm W « t I t "
Phone l t t
31W U « St
Plaza
>
1921 Paige C o u p e.............: $200.00
RADIO ACCESSORIES
Bargains
1923 Essex 4 C oach. . . . . . $600.00
This car is a real buy.
Radio Batteries
kinds.
Varnishes
through the newspaper advertis
ing campaign. tho price of this
security will advance on Novem
ber Id jtnd all subscriptions re
ceived alter, midnight, November
IB, will ho subject to tho near
price.—-Medford Mall Tribune.
Used Car Sal
Park Garage
Fuller Paints
. HOTEL
BEAUTY PARLOR
TOMORROW ONLY
which to buy Copco preferred
atoek at «>5 a share, tho invest
ment department of the Cali
fornia Oregon Power company la
working day and night to take
care of tho subscription! coming
in from all parts of the com
F. Burk and family of Med
pany’s system.
As announced
ford, C. B. Borg and family and
L. O. Penland and wife were-din
ner guests nt the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Gardner Sunday,
a.
» ‘ 1
Mr. hnd Mrs. Ed Foss are try
ing ont an Atwater Kent Radio
set this week.
Floyd Pnrvls la home again,
we are glad to report, and able to
attend the Medford Ashland foot
hall game Thursday.
Mrs. Jus Bell of Bly to visiting
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Spent Sunday Here
Mr. and Mra. Ed. Wilson and
E. A. McFarland of B. Street,
was a Eugene visitor the first sons of Table Rock spent Sun
of the week, coming home by the day in Ashland at the home of
new road enroute by Klamath Mr. and Mrs. Smith, parents of
Mra. Wilson.
Falla.
Eugene Visitor Recently—
TH e C alifornia O regon P ower C omp a n y
OFFICBS.
Medford.Grants Bus. Roseburg. Klamath Falls-Oregon
Yreka. D unsm uir-C alifornia "
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