wp dajlt t w o s
Moved—
Ix ira l Attorney Returns—
Not Just maps of faces,
living likenesses filled with
and beauty. Studio Ashland
tialts. The best Christmas
* Big sub-division land anetloi
will be held on highway geai
Rogue Rlvgr Tuesday, Nov. 80
Walter H. Jones, Medford, for in­
formation.
S I-6 ’
Uoeal ; Personal flotes I
W. J. Moore, local attoi
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winter have
moved Into the C. W. Winnie returned from a bustnesi
Sag Francisco, California.
home on Sherman street.
H. C. Stork H a ith q f—
H. C. Stock is spending the day
Mrs. Jean Holmes of Weed
Students on “Pro'
Cal., spent the week-end in Ash- bunting in Klamath county.
Mrs. M. Carson and daughter
One hundred O. A. C. s t u n t s
land visiting nt the home of Mr.
have moved Into one of the East­
Have your broken windows re- man apartments on the Boulevard will be placed on probation ns a
•a d Mrs. W. H. Fruían on B
result of low standings in mid-
paired. All sises, a t Jordan’s
street.
'term examinations, E. B. Lemon,
•
J-tf Terrace."
mill.
registrar, has announced. This
Spesisi prices on photographs
Book Week—.inspect
number brings the total probation
Have your personal greeting
at Darling Studio.
g— Elhart’s Book StQie
list to 169 students who If fall­
cards made to your order at
ing to better their scholarship will
Cheap
housekeeping rooms, Darling Studio.
Daughters and , Grandau ghters
be dropped from Cpllege. Of the
42-1 mu
163 Granite.
of Union Civil War Veterans are
89.0 students reported to the
Talent Visit o r—
invited- to Join Tent 13, D. of V.,
scholarship committee for doing
Mrs. E. T. Newbry of Talent
At the Ltthte Springs—
ns charter members. Charter op-
satisfactory work, 6S8 are defi­
J. M. Kaplen of Rochester. N. was in this city yesterday visiting
(u until Nov. 24. Call 497-R.
cient In one subject, 116. in two
Y., Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Snyder of with friends and shopping.
subjects, and <4 In more than
Chicago, 111., and T. J. Sewell of
Drilling Well—
two.
•
’ .
Htllsboro, Ore., were among those
Madden- sells guaranteed Urea.
R. C. Vpchatzer Is drilling an
who registered at* the Llthla
eight inch w ell'on his place ‘at
Bpy books for ohlldren— Bettel
A beautiful and complete line
Springs Hotel yesterday.
the White Cabin Auto Park so,uth
Book Week at Elhart’e Book
of Christmas cards at Darling
of Ashland." He Is now down
Store.
For better 'books and more Studio, Litbia Hotel Bldg.
over 100 ft.
books see Elhart’s Book Store.
Madden retysnds time.
ie style Htudents Represent Foreign
Royal Coal, Hot and Clean,
rices.
countries—
’
Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co.
From Anderson Creek
One hundred and twenty-seven
H. L. Msultby of Andersen
through students, representlg 32 foreign
336 Vlctrola and six records, Creek was In Ashland yesterday
without countries, Are attending the Uni-
now 330. The Rose.
64-1 looking after business affairs.
me 21 verslty of Oregon. Canada lends
protec- the foreign countries with 34-
A place worth including
In
At the Ashland Hotel—
'3
i meet Twenty five come from the Phll-
your window shopping schedule
couran) lippines, 10 from Russia, nine
H. M. Shuman of N. Y., Rex
ib Studio Ashland on the Plaza.
2 9 3 - t i from England, four from Austra­
lames and E. D. NoMvood of
lia, and several from Finland,
Portland. C. B- Rice and son of
Phone Panlserud’s for cleaning
Germany, Norway, Bulgarin and
Rockford. III., and Price Sullivan
and pressing. We qall.
o f San Francisco, were among
city is Rumania. Siberia, South Africa,
those who stopped nt the Ashland
Oregon 1 Brazil, Austria, Siam, Czecho-SlO-
Left for Seattle—
Phlllip '•akla, Turkey and Chile are
Hotel yesterday.
F. E. Russel and d au gh ^ p xiis.
td high among those which haye only one
of this city left today for Seattle
btudent in attendance.
Have your ciothee cleaned at Wash., where they will visit for
737 B. Main, Ashland Clean Inn about ten days with Ellis Russell
Santa Clara Prunes, 2 lbs
Work«, ot cogn e,
and family. Mr. Russell works at
To Stamp Out Vandalism—
,
25c.
Schuerman's Grocery.
The board of education of th®
the power house In the Canyon.
Hotwnter Bottles— Elhart's.
Eugene school district, after <t
Dolls and Dolls and Dolls ,at special meeting last Thursday, an­
Slab wood by the load- Call 98
First class private garages at
Oarson Fowler Lbr.. Co.
nounced determination to stamp
7 Oak, 4.00 per mo. 67-1-mo. Elhart’s. ,
out vandalism among students of
For sals n complete bakery and
Eugene high school, which ennts
Private coaching classes and Went to OiltoqtalB—- —
lunch equipment.
See H. A.
Mrs. Louis Dodge went to Chil­ io a head in an open rebellion of
kindergarten.
You will want
Stearns, mornings
nt
Llthla
vonr chyd to have the best In the oquin on Friday wltlj Mrs. A. N. some 600 students Wednesday,
Springs garage.
67-1-mo.
way ot systematic training. Mrs. Humphrey to speak before the when J. G. Swan, principal, an­
Hardy can take a few more pupils. Chiloquin parent-teacher asso^ia- nounced the ineligibility of ope
Folk dancing, folk songs, memory tltfn on -Friday evening. She re­ ot the football players to partici­
pate In the Salem game on Armis­
vzork, paper cutting, etc. 31 S. turned to Ashland Saturday.
tice day. Depredations in the high
Second 8t., Phone 394-R. 64-Frl.
Fresh milk and cream, Schuer­ school building have been golqg
man's
Grocery.
on for some time, it was learned.
At the Oregon H o t e l -
A renewal of the night raids oc-
Henry Klute and wife of Spok
cured Wednesday night, when the
one Wash., J. F. Doughton and I ¿eft for San IWego —
People like Studio Ashland wife of Alhambra. Cal., and G. S.
Miss Grace H. Chamberlain and outside walls and doors of the
photographs because. They em­ Stanton of Portland Ore., were Miss Elizabeth Palmer )eft yes­ building were smeared with black
among those who stopped at the terday for Ban Diego Cal., where paint.
phasise their beauty spots.
Oregon Hotel last evening.
they expect to spend a six weeks
vacation.
»
In Medford—
Discounts on all photographs
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Hays of Ash­
through November, Darling Stu­
Fresh < carrotts and turnips, land were In Medford Saturday»
dio.
Schuerman's Grocery.
as the guests at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. H. O. Parkhurst,
I am continually running out
tar. Hays expressed himself a«
¿loved—
of furnished houses Tor rent.
Mrs. Nellie Loomis has moved pleased that the county seat is to
Rented eleven last week, all to
be moved from Jacksonville td
new comers and some of the old to the new cottage which she re­ this city. He claims that Ashland
cently
built
on
her
lot
near
the
moss backs will tell you that our
will be greatly benefited by the
town is going to the dogs. I can Community hospital and she has
new water supply that will be a
rent your furnished house. Phone rented her larger home to Normal
reality as soon as the recently^
students.
tt In to The Ashland Realty Com­
toted bonds are disposed of.—t
pany.
63-3
Medford Dally News,
New 'records at Elhart’s.
nO O G lAS
FAIRBANKS
i VIRATE
From Chllquln—
Mrs. A. N. Humphrey and son
Francis and Tom Cunning of
Chiloquin, drove over to Ashland
on Armistice day to see the Ash­
land-Medford football game. They
returned home on Friday. The
Humphreys were former residents
ot this city.
The Needs of the Living
sretanr Mellon Baya Bur
plus W ill Allow la rg e
Reduction
WASHINGTON, Nov.
IB.—
(United News>— Secretary of the
treasury Mellon announced Mon­
day that the surplus this year
probably tyould be large enough
to allow n 16 per cent credit on
income taxes next year, Instead
of I t 1-1 as announced several
days ago.
He estimated that the surplus
for tax reduction likely would
redch 3300,000,000 Instead of
»260,000,000.
In the face of criticism from
members of congress, the secre­
tary insists that the flat credit on
taxes is the best form of redne-i
tion Instead of attempting to map
out a general progran;. Both
democrats and republicans' had
attacked the credit plan as af?
fording ' little relief to the small
taxpayers. To this Mellon an­
swers that It is not a question of
giving anybody anything, but of
applying a rate that will absorb
the surplus available and thus
spread the cut all along the line.
The reduction he said, will be
quite material to some corpora­
tions.
Representing Garner,
Texas
democrat, urged abolition of au­
tomobile taxes. Mellon does no.
From D u n s m u ir -
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kaler of
Dunsmuir Cal., came to Ashland
Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Clara Galbraith.
Powell’s apple cider 1s the
best phone, 130. We deliver.
46-1-mo.
think that these taxes should ba
reduced, but believes on the oth­
er hand that they are not high
enough. He argues that the cor­
porations pay no tax on roads
outside general tax, while rail­
roads have to keep up their rights
ot way as well as paying taxes.
Macabees will give dance In
Odd Fellows hall, Wednesday.
Nov. 17. Music by Tucker’s 4-
plece orchestra. Couple 76c. extra
St. Helens — 50-acre Hawley
addition to city opened by Mc­
Cormick Lumber Company.
S bbsibst C hiffon ^
L923 Ohev. Coup«... 1275
1923 Ohev. Touring, $190
1921 Ohev. Touring, $100
1923 Star Delivery, $225
1923 Hodson Tour., $125
All Oars in Good
Condition
The
Automotive Shop
Chevrolet Dealers
SEE THE SMOOTHEST
CHEVROLET
Linens
Far WOMEN WHO
DEMAND the LAST
WORD IN CHIC,
S S fe S
£^¿¿5
‘
H o u m o o p has sought color suggestion* fa F u fc fa the
creerioo* of the world fagaous ooutourioe, L u d k . . . .
And one of the results Is Fanchon. something new far
evening-wears a smart alternative of the usual flesh
shades far daytime wear.
Only Luefle, stylist to nobdity could hst^ setae so subtfa
Here is the
chosen shade far silver ardesh satin slippers fa hsqfat
hours; far black or light kid slippers fa sunlit bourn
a color message to the women o f America.
T o get such shades ae this bearing the Holenroof hbd
is to be sure of supreme s msrtnr ss And only fa Hole*
proof can you secure Ludle created colon
FUEL
PRICES
P
Real Linen Table Cloths arc again within the reach
12 inch Dry Pine Split Wood ................
16 inch Dry Pine Split Wood ..............
12 Inch Dry 2nd Grade Fir Split Wood'
12 inch Dry . Body Fir Split Wood —
16 inch Dry Body Fir Split Wood —
12 inch Dry Block Oak Wood ..............
16 inch Dry Block Oak W o o d ..............
12 inch Dry Laurel Wood ......................
16 inch Dry Laurel Wood ....................
Best Grade Screened Coal Per T o n ........
Best Grade Screened Coal Per 1-2 Ton
of the .ordinary purse. .After all there is nothing
Whittle Transfer Co.
Thanksgiving
Table
Cloth and Ñapkins
Square cloths, bordered, and
68x86 .................. $9.50
one dozen napkins,
72x90, $12.50 to $15.00
$8*50 to $19.06
Now is a «good time to
select a set folk a
Christmas Gift
$16.00
$8.50
Phone 117
to equal real linen for the dressed-up table.
E. R. Isaac & Co
The Quality Store
Ashland, Oregon
Economy Sale
Values « Wednesday
Caring for the dead is not all our work,
though we give them every possible attention.
We believe that we have a duty just as high
and as sacred to the living.
Hearts made heavy by bereavement de­
serve all possible consideration. They should
have no added burden of practical details,
little duteis which are none the less import­
ant because they are- small.
To such as these we bring sympathy and
a readiness to serve.
Comfort Challies, Yard 16c
36 in. wide—ten good patterns to select from
«Climax Cotton Bats, 79c
Funeral Directors
BIS.
Night Phones BSl-L— 381-J
Mr*. Lohta Dodge, Indy assistant
* -a new color in
State market road fund of
3613,137 distributed to counties
nngmentlng State funds.
J. P. Dodge & Sons
Your home reflects the
kind of a life you lead—
your garden, your furni­
ture, rugs, pictures, etc.,
likewise your table and |
what you place on it at
meal times. Not only the
table ware and dishes, hnt
A whoop 'em *up, soaked in the very food itself re­
the sea, buccaneering yam flects the stage of civili­
with love and vivid romance zation that you have ar­
always present.
rived at. Buy your meat
Come and live those pirate from us.
dreams of long ago- Come
Eagle Meat Market
and see The Black Pirate
Phone 107
capture a merchant ship
single handed to win his
spurs. ;
Suggested by Parit
; cn atíon tof Lucilt
bp
D IR E C T !.
2 lbs. full comfort size, 70x90. Sold regularly 98c
each.
S o u th ern C a lifo rn ia
Cotton Sheet Blankets, Each $1.00
Personal Engraved
CHRISTMAS CARDS
When sending a Christmas greeting, why not let
the card 'selected be the expression of your individ­
uality and taste!
The Large Aaaortment and Very Exclusive Designs
in our cards permit you to do thia.
Original creations as well as the best cards from
all lines are shown at
A wonder blanket values. Good size for family use
Plaid patterns.
andón
Vitae to
Cotnfcntablo accommoda d o n * include
o b servatio n sleeper, s ta n d a r d an d
Courfat P u llm a n
ter trains daily to
service. T h re e
C o n v e n ie n t c o tto te ­
l i day o r n ig h t tra in e
Outing Flannel, Yard 19c
36 in. wide. Extra fine quality at this low price,
Fancy Wool Flannels, Yard $1.95
IN NATURAL COLORS
Children
29c
ELRARTS book store
O. N. Kramer, Ticket Agent—Phone 43
54 in. wide. Good selection of patterns, regular
values up to $3.98 yard*
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