Returned to Klamath Falla—
Barton Fruían, who has been
spending the past tew days la
Ashland visiting with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fruían ot B
street, returned to Klamath Falls
New records at Elhart’s.
yesterday. He Is employed by the
Southern Pacific company in that
t
, '¿ W
Powell’s apple cider Is the city.
best phone, 130. We deliver.
46-1-mo,
Santa Clara Prunes, 2 lbs tor
25c. Schuerman's Grocery.
Returned to Work
Wilbur Chapman, Southern Pa­ Moved - "
cific employe at Klamath Falls,
Mrs. Daisy McGarry and son,
who has bee nln Ashland visiting David, have moved from 212 Van
with relatives and friends, left for Ness Avenue to 121 N. Main at.
his work Sunday.
Fresh milk and cream, Schuer-
Buy books for children— Better man’s Grocery.
Book Week at Elhart’a Book
Store.
V. .
* .. Returned from P o r tla n d -
Merrick Thornton and Wilbur
I am continually running out Chapman, who have spent the
of furnished «bouses for' rent. past few days In Portland, Or«0
Rented eleven last week, all to returned to Ashland Saturday
new comers and some of the old, evening. While there; they at­
moss backs will tell you that our tended the football game between
town is going to the dogs. T can O. A, Cv and U. of 8. C.
. ’
rent your furnished house. Phone
it in to The Ashland Realty Com-
Freflh carrotts apd turnips,
pany.
Schuerman’s Grocery.
Itoeal ; Personal flotes
Moved—
O. E. Lee and family have mov­
ed from 49 Fourth street to 725
B street.
Stated communication of Alpha
Cheap
housekeeping rooms,
Chapter, No. 1. O. E. 8., tomorrow 113 Granite.
42-1 mo
Tuesday, Nov. 1«, at 7:30 p. m.
Members of Reams Chapter, No.
Madden sells guaranteed tires.
CO, of Medford, will be guests.
Visiting members welcome by or­
Phone Paulaerud’s for cleaning
der of Worthy Matron.
and pressing. We call.
LEAH M. CALDWELL,
.
Secretary. From Dunsmuir —
Mrs. H. R. Adame and son and
Macabees will give dance in daughter of Dunsmuir, Cal., are
Odd Fellows hall, Wednesday. spending a few days in Ashland
Nov. 17. Music by Tucker’s 4- visiting with friends and. shop­
piece orchestra. Couple 76c, extra ping. They formerly lived in this
ladies, 25c.
city.
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,
NOTICE
A. W. Weaver and G. A. Yates
Fashionable Dressmaking— or
of South Dakota, and Cal Herman remodeling at your home or mine.
of Salt Lake City, registered at Phone 64, Columbia Hotel for ap­ At the Hotel Oregon—
F. G. Wehert, Don Wehert,
the Ashland Hotel last evening. pointment.
63-1*
Dean Wehert and Ethel Harring­
ton of Lansing, Mich., stopped at
Have your broken windows re­
Cliff Payne makes shelves.
the Hotel Oregon last evening.
paired. All sixes, at Jordan's
mill.
Have your clothes cleaned at
A gift inspired by sentiment
337 E. Main, Ashland Gleaning
and thus expressive of the true
D orn-
Works, of courae.
spirit of Christmas— your photo­
Mr. end Mrs. Willard Pendelton
graph. Studio Ashland ou the
of B street announce the birth of Spent Sunday Her e ■
a six pound girl, born Saturday
Harry DeJar nette of Butte Plaza.
night, November 18. Mrs. Pen­ Falls spent the day- j In Ashland
Selected for Debate Squad—
delton Is the daughter of Mr. and visiting with his wife.
Barnard Joy, son of Mr. an
Mrs. Harry 8ilver.
First class private garages at Mrs. A. C. Joy, of this city, hi
Our work Is careruriy done. It 137 >Oak, 4.00 per mo. 6.7-1-mo. been selected as one of the 1
freshmen for the first year d<
requires time and skill, for you
bate squad at recent tryouts i
want to look yonr best» Have
Madden retreads tires. - 58-tf
the Oregon Agricultural College,
your sitting at once. Studio Ash­
land on the Plaza.
Briquettes for a general pur­
Better Book Week— inspect
pose fuel.
Satisfaction guaran­
our showing— Elhart’s Book Stqie
Big sub-division land auction teed. Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co.
will be held on highway near
Rogue River Tuesday, Nov. 30. Moved —
Walter H. Jones, Medford, for in­
A. V. Hood and family have
formation.
------ S3-5* moved frt>m 417 Palm Street to
the Bellview district.
Mrs. Lola Driscoll, mother, and
sister, of Klamath Falls are spend-
IS IT SAFE to drive through
lag a few days In Ashland shop­
the streets of Ashland without
ping and visiting with friends.
Liability Insurance? Phone 21 Spent Yesterday Horseback
tor complete Automobile protec­ Riding—
The time Is short, we are get­
tion, don’t wait until yon meet
Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Miller, Mr.
ting busier every day. Yonr pho­
with an accident. Yeo. (of course) and Mrs. Billy Briggs * and Shy
tographs for Christmas should be
Pierson of this city, spent the day
made now. Bert H. Hinthorne on
yesterday horse back riding. They
the Plata.
9200.00 Edison Diamond disc
rode over the foot of Mt. Ashland.
phonograph and 20 records. Spec­
Paul«erud’s Suits combine style
ial prit». 945.00 The Rose. 63-1
and quality at moderate prices.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Randles re­
turned last evening from Port­
land, Ore., where they have spent
the past few days visiting with
friends.
Mr. Randles took a
wrecked ear op to Seattle and
Mrs. Randles stopped oft In Port­
land.
From Dunsmuir—■
t i n . Zelda Smith, Leslie Heer
and Mrs. Kester Gandee of Duns­
muir, Cal., formerly of Ashland,
were In this city Saturday evening
visiting with friends and rela­
tives.
Miss Lila Carlton, Copco en*
ploye at Medford, spent the week­
end In Ashland visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hgrry Carl­
ton.
Calendar of Events—
Monday, Nov. lw.——Ashland Study
Club will meet at the home of
Mrs. Fred Wagner on Granite
street.
Monday, Nov. IB.— Royal Neigh­
bors will meet In the Moose
Hall.
Monday, N ot . IB.— American Le­
gion Auxiliary will meet In the
club room on Winburn Way.
Tuesday,-Nov. 10—Civic Club will
. meet In the club room on Win-
burn way. Business and social
meeting.
Tuesday, Nov. IS«— Alph Chapter
No. 1, O. Ef. S. will meet In the
Masonic Hall.
Wednesday, Nov, IT,— Mission­
ary Society of M. E. Church
meets in the church parlors.
Wednesday* R ot « 17.— Auxiliary
to Trinity Guild meets In the
Parish House.
Wednesday, Nov. IT.— W. B. A.
meets In the Odd Fellows Hall.
Wednesday, Nov. 17.— W. B. A.
dance In Odd Fellows hall.
Tucker's 4-pleoe-orchestra.
, CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our neigh­
bors and friends for their kind­
ness during our bereavement and
for the many beautiful floral of­
ferings.
Mr. F. N. WILLIAMS
EDWARD WILLIAMS
ÈRNE8T WILLIAM8
FRED WILLIAMS
LEONARD WILLIAMS
CLAUDE WILLIAMS
L ocal B o y T ak es E xam in ation —
MRS. R. B. NEWBRY
Among the nine Oregon 'na­
MRS
J. B. GETTLING
tional guard members who took
the examinations at Portland’ last
week for appointment to the Unit­ Toy Auto And Tractor
ed States Military academy at
Trncka
Weet Point were Fred Gredne,
A new lot of Delco Dumper
sergeant In the Medford company,« Wagons just in. Big reduction
Calvin M. Bryan, corporal In the in price on the new lot."
Able to save yon money on
Grants Pass company, and Charles
W. Clary, private In the Ashland' all kinds of Fencing against
anyone's price.
company.
Plows and Harrows, Garden
Tools. White Sewing Machines
CARD OF THANKS
for 150.00 as long as they
last. w
We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kindness
and expressions of
sympathy
shown us during the recent death
of our beloved father.
AGNES GEARHART,
and family
Moved to McCloud—
Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Frulan
and family, who have been resid­
ing In Klamath Falls tor some
time, have moved to McCloud,
Cal., where Mr. Frulan expects to
work this winter. Mr. Frulan is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Frulan on B street, and formerly
lived In this city.
TODAY»
The Baptist Missionary Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. V.
O. N. Smith on Morton street, to­
morrow Tuesday, November 19.
Roseburg— Good turkey crop
this year will pay growers 40 to
45 cents per pound.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed tho final
aecount of her administration of
the estate of Edward Olios Mc­
Connell, deceased, in the County
Court of Jackson County, Ore­
gon, and that the Judge of said
Court has designated Monday,
November 29th, 192C, at the hour
of 10 o'clock a. m., thereof, at the
County -J u d g e’s ' office In the
County Coart House la JackeoU-
tllle, said county, as the time and
place for hearing objections | to
and the settlement of said ac
count.
1 ,
IDA M. TUCKER,
Administratrix with the Will
Annexed;
46-4-mon.
OUGLAS
Pirate
FOR DUCKS
Winchester
Ammunition
Ijoubloons! Pieces of eight I Pirates 1’ Buried Treasure!
Yo! Ho! But here’s a tale to carry you back over the
years.
From 7 to 77 — a swash-buckling yarn, salty, and ex­
citing.
PHOTOGRAPHED IN TECHNICOLOR
ADMISSION
Simpson’s
Hardware
The Winchester Store”
Make Yourself a Present and
G IT A PAIR OP “ KOZY KOMPORT” SU PPER S
tho best we have ever had tho pleasure of handling
for Ladies* and Gent’s.
Opposite New Hotel — Open Evenings
Children
Adults
50c
P eil’s Comer
ARMY
GOODS STORE
Biggest Little Store in Town
• For sals a complete bakery and
luncl\ equipment.
See H. A.
Stearns, mornings
at
Llthla
Springe garage.
57-1-mo.
Thureday, W ot . IS.— Valley View
Community Club meets. »
Thursday* Nov: 10. — Trinity
Guild meets In the Pariah
House.
Friday. M ot . 19b— D. A. R. meets.'
Left for San Francisco-—
Emerson Easterling and George
Boss, Jr., left Saturday for San
Francisco, Cal., where they plan
to spend the winter.
IT LOOKS RAINY!
inoliai U wxoa / uju I
to cu
A new pair of shoes will turn the trick!
A
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
l u CC j C *«**
(Men’s Shoes Exclusively)
For better hooks and more
books see Elbert’s Book Store.
Spent Week-End Here —
Perry Norton of Hilt, Cal.,
■pent the week-end In Ashland
visiting wit hfrlenda. He return­
ed to his wor klast evening.
COCOA DOOR MATS
Three Sizes
Ht Mifó Át fwtíCtffeó
THEY W ILL SAVE YOUR RUGS
For
Crisp
Mornings
A hot waffle or order of
hot cakes with sausage
and steaming amber cof-
fee make just the proper
breakfast for these cool,
crisp mornings.
At our popular counter
you will find these satis­
fying dishes served just
to please you. Come in
for breakfast tomorrow
and start the day off
right.
Also many specials at onr
noon loach and complete
fountain service.
N IN IN G E R ’S
Never again will you
take the time and do
the work to bake your own
cake. Test it by tasting.
Franklin
Bakery
Business is Good
Wick Furniture Co
83 N. MAIN ST,
PHONE 21G
Thanksgiving Duds!
May Save You Thousands
A Guaranteed Fit W hen Yon Get An
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LEADING CITIZENS OP ASHLAND WEAR THIS PAM0U8
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