Uoeal ; Personal fiotea
Medford Visitor—
E. N. VUm o f Medford was
in Ashland thia morning ahop-
ping and visiting with frieads.
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Somethin* entirely different in
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sew (Tues.) Dec. 7., at 7: SO p.
m. Initiation and election of of-
Rath Salts, attractive packages
fjpera.
Visitors welcome. Re- 35c to 11.50.— M cNair Broa.
freah meats.
By order of the
Worthy Matron.
A t the L lth ia Springs H otel— '
LEAH M C A L D W E I^ .
Wm. J. O. Connell Jr., of San
Secretary. Francisco, Cal., M r. and Mrs.
O. H. Smith of Portland, Ore.,
Wlll Leave Tonight—
and W . L. Jordan o f Rlamath
£ Teddy Caldwell, who works at Falls are ataong those who stop­
Miller's Toggery, will leave to­ ped in Ashland yeafartay. They
night tor McCloud, Cal., where registeret alt the L lth ia Springs
he will spend a few days vlsit- Hotel.
igg .w ith bis parents. M r. and
Mrs. L. Caldwell and his sitter,
Dolls’ wigs made out of corab-^
l2rs: Lamont Frnlan.
ings. Call at 110 Church St.
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cleaning ana
pressing
115, Paulserad’a. 7 4.tf Confined to Home—
Sam Jordan of this oity has
been confined to h b home with
Payne makes stands.
illness, ter the past tew days.
able to man and upon domesti­
'Prom Talent»—
nr. M. Brease of Talent was a cated stock.
visitor ip this elyt tqjigy, shop-
•‘Back mountain lion la Cali­
p in * and visit in * w ith friends. fornia annually kills deer valued
at a thoukand dollars," l a said.
Quality portraits rain e r ahina. "However, there is little danger
Studio Ashland.
<t-tf of tka llona attacking a human
being."
A t y»e Rotel A s h l a n d -
- - Bruce declared that mountain
¡W . J. Currie of New York City, lions apparently " k ill fo r-fu n ,”
N. T., L. W . Schonek of. Minnea­ seemingly deriving great enjoy­
polis tad W. D. Huntington of ment ont of killing harmless ani­
Spokane, Wash., are among those mals and carrying off sheep, cat­
‘ Look at 441 Allison, Just about i/ho registered at the Hotel Ash­ tle and hpgs.
ona block from the city library, land yesterday.
• CLAREMONT, CaE, Dae. • —
and a 0-room cottage, bath, etc.,
(U P )— The Scripps Collsgs far
garage fo r only 12100. Ashland
woman, w ill open to a freshman
H haltyC o. ;
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Jn - t t
class.of 10 members here in the
fa ll Of 1917. The naw school will
Mow d
.
ba located near Pomona college
Mrs. Sarap Fay and family of
and w ill be under the federated
Y O SÉM ITE, Cal,, Dec.
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thia city have moved from 552
Claremont colleges plan; Dean
(U N )— The menace o f mountain
Allison street to 85b Mountain
Earnest 4- Jaqua w ill be director.
lions to California livestock is Total enrollment w ill be lim ited
Avenue,"
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becoming of a serious nature, ac­
to 250 resident students.
cording to Jay G. Bruce, official
Business Trip to Medford—
liolT hunter tor the C alifornia
U; tf. Forest Service cruised
J . . W . Beck, proprietor, of the state fish and game commission.
and
mapped 154,930 acres Ore­
Bruce has t í 4 notches In , hia
Ashland Cleaning and Dyeing
gon timber, from M ay to Nov­
rifle,
representing
killings
of
an­
Works, made a hustneea trip to
imals t h h f prey on wild life valu- ember.
Medford this morntng.
Injured In Accide n t
F ire persona received minor
Injuries last Tuesday night when
a coast line automobile bus turn­
ed o fer near Coquille. According
to reports, the steerln* knuckle
broke and the bus went over a
grade and turned on Its side.
Mrs. Ella G a rre tt of Ashland,
Miaa Evelyn Barker of Sacra­
mento. M artin Larsen of San
Francisco and Mrs. C. A. Mag-
erle of Rogae River received
ruts and bruises.
None was
hurt seriously.
The driver of
the bus, Joe Harry, suatalned a
sprained back. The injured per­
sons were brought to Roseburg
tor treatment.— Roseburg News
Review.
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Mrs. H . H m s o b , * * >
seek damages for Iff Juries /d e sir­
ed whdn a stage in which she
was a passancar, turned a W r, Is
at Ashland, where s h | hhg, haen
examined by a physician to de­
termine the merits of hat* ease-
Attorney H. C. Chaney was prea-
ent also to determino; the leggi
aspects of her claims.— Medford
Dally NeWS.
Mountain Lions
Have your furniture repaired
and refinlshed at Jordan's Sash
and Cabinet works.
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Ileilaced F a r m -
Reduced fares for the Christ­
mas holidays, with sales dates
December 17, 18, 22, 23 and 24,
and tickets good returning on and
before January 2 (, are announ­
ced by a ll railroads serving the
Pacific Northwest, Including the
Southern Pacific.
Royal Coal, Hot and
Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co.
Clean.
Take Prisoners North—
> John Fowler, manager of the
CRrUon
Fowler
Lumber
Co.
branch at Hnbbard, is spending
a ' few days in Ashland visiting
with hia uncle, O. F. Canon of
Canon Fowler Lumber Co.
of this city.
RegMeved Cam In Ashland.. -
State Agent Terry Talent and
Depaty Sheriff Lewis Jennings
left -fqr Portland Saturday stop­
ping off at Salem to leave pris­
oners as follower M ark Fostdr,
seven years on a statutory of­
fense; Alvin Miles and Glenn
Stringer, .youths xommitted to
reform echool. and A, Wood to
Spent Week-End H e re
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the school for feeble-minded.
Perry Norton •of H ilt. Cal.,
spent the week-end In Ashland
Your portrait the g ift that on­
visiting w ith /rienda.
He r ®r
ly yon can give, Darling Studio.
turned to his work last even1»«-
IS IT SA FE ta drive through
the streets o f Ashland without
Liability Insurance*
Phone 21
Tor complete Automobile protec­
tion. don’t waif u n til you meet
with an incident. Teo. (o f course)
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■ L. E. Bergeaon of Long Beach
Beautiful HIM o f imported gift
Oetstng of
Xhtte, lfbnt.. and Carl Hosier of stationery— D arling A rt Store.
B i t , Gal., are among those who
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WtMtered their c an In Ashland
thia morning.
Basketball started today at
the local high school ander the
direction of Coach Gripe.
G U, e Mrs. - Victor
Sitting evenings by
ant Darling Studio.
appoint­
New
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at The
.R ear the new Victor Ortho­
phonie acratchleee recorda at T¿e
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»Wei© i n th e
nond Hatton, in
Paramount Picture
From . Medford—
Mias Cohatance Ames, cashier
for the Home-Telephone company
of Medford, was in Ashland Sat­
urday visiting with friends.
From TMent—
I , Mr. ta d Mrs. C. W . Long of
Talent, were shopping and visit­
ing wjth friends in Ashland Sat­
urday.
T h e'finest and moat complete
line of. Xmas c*rds. D arling Stu­
dio and art store.
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Sittings made evenings by ap­
in tment. Studio Ashland.
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Easiness -Trip to Portland—■ '
Mr. and M n . H. L . Claycomb
of this city are spending a ffew
days in Portland, looking after
business affairs. M r. Claycomb is
owner of the Claycomb Motor
Company,
Victor mechanically re ­ / F . A. Blngeas of Redding, Cal.,
records now U re e for 51 H. B. Oe(rander of Seattle, W n..
and Dr. E. S. Wooton of Port­
Rose.
U
land. Ore., were among thoae
attractive style* at special wpo stopped at the Oregon
Studio Ashland.
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Christmas Fruit Cakes
For Special Annonneement
on This Page Next
Wednesday Afternoon
Place your order now ftfr the Christmas fruit
eake—60 eta. per pound. f -----r—
—
Special Discount on orders placed before Dec. 20th
—46 eta. per H»., or 2 lb&¥br 85 eta.
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FRANKLIN
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MILLER’S TOGGERY
«Háb-a-dash Inn”
BAKERY
D epicting a 1927 C hevrolet coupe in a wintry snow scene won the g r a n d
SHOW WINDOW- FOR ASHLAND'S FORMAL CHRISTMAS OPENING LAST FRIDAY EVENING.
PRIZE
FOR
THE
BEST
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THAT ANY MAN OR WOMAN WOULD BE GLAD TO CLAIM THIS CHRISTMAS DAY. FOR ECONOMICAL TRANSPOR
TATION FOR DURABILITY, FOR LOW UPKEEP, FOR SERVICE, FOR GENUfriE PLEASURE — YOU SIMPLY CAN'T
EQUAL A
- The unanimous
s experts
■* The window was typical of the
choice of folks general!
AN APPRECIATION
WE ARE IN A POSITION TO MAKE DELIVERY BY CHRISTMAS ON
NEW CHEVROLET MODELS. COME DOWN AND INSPECTOUR W
COME IN AND TALK IT OVER. TAKE A TRIAL SPIN— THEN PLAC
FOR THE CAR YOU WANT FOR CHRISTMAS MORNING DELIVERY
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I want to take this means of thanking the win­
dow display judges for their choice in declar­
ing the window .of the Automotive Shop', grand
prize winner on Christmas Opening night. We
will always try to merit this faith and judg­
ment jin our every-day dealings with the mo­
toring publio.
Signed: DAN P. KAY.
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