Left for Eugene—
The Misses Marlon Leach and
Rdlth Dodge,' who spent the
Christmas holidays in this city
with their parents, have returned
to Eugene, where they are stu
dents at the State University.
Lioeal j Personal flotes
Purchased Ford Coupe .,
Frank Boone of Medford .has
M r. and Mrs. Bay Bedwell an
nounce the birth of twin daugh purchased a Ford Coupe from the
ters, December 28, at Los Angeles. Claycomb M otor Company of this
Mrs. Bedwell was formerly Miss city.
Pauline Plummer of Ashland.
Spent New Tear's Here
Stanley Leonard and w ife of
Registered Car He r e ..■
J. A. Greenway of Sacramento, Grants Pass spent New Y ear’s in
Cal., registered his car at the lo Ashland with friends. They have
cal Chamber of Commerce this returned. to their home.
morning.
Sprat New T ear’s Here
M r. and Mrs. Allen McGee and
fam ily of M edford spent New
Year’s day in Ashland a t the home
Stated conclave Wednesday eve of Mr. McGee’s parents, M r. and
ning. Jan. S. Routine business. Mrs. W . R. Davis on Allison St.
A ll Sir Knights courteously invit
O D D FELLO W S A T TE N TIO N
ed.
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Light refreshments a ftlr the
Pilot Rock Encampment No.
18, Tuesday night. Installation of
Meeting. -
O. D. FR A ZE E, E. C. officers and important business.
W . H. DAY, Recorder.
Refreshments.
By order of C.
Hooper, Scribe.
104-2* Moved—
Olin McCoy and family have
moved from 8< Alida street to
Mrs. I. E. Clapp agd daughter, Returned To School—
Miss L illian Vanatta, grand A llisonstreet. •
Miss Velma, who have been living
ib the Nell apartments for a abort daughter
time, have moved into their home city, and
returned
at 78 Alida street.
they are
hall.
Jack Enders Returned to
School—
. Jack Enders, son o f M r. and
Mrs. Henry Enders of this city,
left last evening on train No. 16
for Trofltdale, on the Columbia
River Highway, where he attends
Bealey M ilitary Academy.
of G. O. Vanatta of this
Miss Anna Cosman have Returned from S acram en to-
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dunkeson re
to Portland. Ore., where
students at St. Helen’s turned recently from Sacramento,
IT. S. Senate appropriations
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Cal., where they have spent the
past few days visiting with Mr: bill provides fo r Coos Bay jetties
and Umpqua Harbor dredging.
Apples are getting scarce, but Dunkeson’s father arid sister.
wo still have a good assortment at
50c, 75c, and 81.00 per box.
Ash. F. A Pro. Assn.
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\ Slightly used Vlctrola and
dosen records free, call at
Rose.
Visiting In Ashland—
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Ramsey and
M r. and Mrs. H arry Morris an
nounce the birth of*a nine pound daughter of Klam ath Falls are
hoy, Monday, Jan. 3, Mrs. Morris visiting in this city nt the home of
Mrs. Ramsey’s parents, M r. 'and
was formerly Mine Ruth Emory.
Mrs. J. A. Ruger on-Altdn street.
Let the U N IO N w rite your full
Plenty of money to loan on
coverage automobile insurance.
Teo, of course.
83-tf good security. Phene 11. Yeo, of
course.
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Big reductions in salts made
Returned to Ashland—
order with free extra trousers
Miss Victoria Tavener has re
Qrres Tailor Shop.
turned to her home in Ashland af
ter a long visit with friends in
Moved to Hornbrook—
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wollcott of California.
this city have moved, to Horn
Gausets. Sanitary Napkins, 49c
brook. Cal., where M r. Wollcott
will be employed by the Southern the dosen., McNair Bros.
Pacific company.
T a lra t Visitor«
M r. and Mrs. George R. Carter
Royal Coal, R et and
and two sona, Robert and Max, of
Carson-Fowler Lbr. Oa
Talent, were visitors in Ashland
Sunday.
L. Laughlin of Medford has
Rexall 1827 calendar free
purchased a Fordson Tractor from
the Claycomb Motor company of McNair Bros.
this «Ny.
at
I SUITS at HALF PRICE
A Big Reduction On Overeoals
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PAULSERUD’S
GREATEST Of All CLEARANCE SALES!
Wholesale Costs Have Not Been Considered in Pricing Our Goods tor a Speedy
Clearance.
Our Loss is Your Gain -
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O'CQATS
suits
SHIRTS, SOX, UNDERWEAR, PANTS
400 Dress Shirts, $1.50 to $2.50 Values ............
Mens $4.00 Corduroy Work Pants ..............
Dutchess Corduroy Work Pants, $5.50 Values ...»
High School Cords, Regular $5.50 Values ............
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Pine Hyde Grade Cotton Union Suits, $2.00 Value
Mens Oregon City Wool Mackinaws, $12.00 Value
Returned to School—
M| m . Thelma Perossl,' Miss Gen
Get your woolen samples
salite nt Orrea tailor shop.
They registered
Steamer "Parana’ takes 8,100,- At the Ashland H otel-r
Wash., and J.
D. f . Dunlap of Santa Monica, Los Angeles,
Mrs. Louise Peart le ft Sunday 000 teet tumbe rfrom Portland
Cal., Wm . MeTIU of Seattle, those who stop
for Portland. One., whefe she will to Longview.
take up nurse’s training In St.
Vincent’s hospital.
M rs. Peart
Is the daughter of .M r. and Mrs.
J. A. Ruger on Alida St.
Left for Portland—
Mens Mixed Mackinaws, $5.00 Value ......................
evieve Swedenburg and Miss M il
dred Beeson left Sunday for Eu
gene, to take up their studies at
V. Oentry and fam ily of Yakl- the State University.
l . Wash., formerly of
Ashland,
C liff Payne makes kitchen
re returned to thia city to
ike their home. M r. Oentry ladders.
11 be employed by Franklin’s
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
LUES UP TO $45,
e 1 « QC
Returned to Ashland
Miss Jean Altchinson, superin
Hnvs youg furniture repaired tendent of the Community hospit
4 roflnlshed nt Jordan’s Sash al of this city, has returned home
4 Cabinet works.
77-tf after spending the Christman holi
days with friends In Portland and
Seattle.
Orren cleans and repairs
MK ' u
Spent Holidays hi This t'lty —
Miss Rosina Gallatin of
J. Burner and family, who Valley View district, spent
been residing la the Clapp holidays with her parents.
«nee oa Alida street, left re Gallatin is a sophomore nt ■
ly for Eastern Oregon where Oregon Agricultural College
w ill make their home.
Corvallis.
NOW ...................
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300 Pair Holeproof Silk and Wool Sox, $1.00 to $1.50 Value
In Sub-Standards—This Sale ............ ..............
Lee Heavy Work Shirts, $2.00 Values ..........................
Clothcraft Staples *
* $19.95 T0 $33.95
NEW FALL SUITS, STOUTS, SHORTS,
REG ULARS- nothing , reserved .
Grey Suede Cloth Blazers, $3.50 Values .............................
Canvas Gloves, Our 20c Values at, 2 pair for .
..............
Canvas Gloves, Leather palms, 50c Value, 3 pair f o r ..........
Extra Heavy all Wool Boot Sox, $1.15 Value, S p e c ia l___
Good Wool Work Sox, 40c Values, Special ..........................
Returned Home
MENS OUTING FLANNEL PAJAMAS
Dr. Bertha Sawyer has return
ed to her home in Ashland after
a two week’s visit with her sister
In Klamath Falls.
A Lot “Left-Over” Suits
TOMOUtOW
$2.00 Values at $1.65—$2.50 Values at $2.15-$2.75 Values at $2.25
(All Made of either Teaseldown or 1921 Amoskeag)
Sizes 34 to 37
Choice $4.95 -
SPORT MODEL HIGH SCHOOL SUITS
TO $30.00 VALUES
$12.95
Choice of Boy Wool Knickerbockers, Pair
Our Shoe Department
Overcoats Go Too
MANY HEAVY WEIGHTS
All Mens Preeman Shoes, $5.00 Values, This Sale . . - ................$4.45
All Mens Edmunds Poot-Pitteift, $7.50 Values, This S a l e ___ $6.7!
AU Mens Plorsheims to $11.00 Values ....................................... $8.85
•Spring Top Coats
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Our delivery service is
given to our customers
“ gratis.” It is for your
convenience — use it. It
costs you no more than
if you carried it yourself.
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8ÉLLING AT REDUCED PRICES
Nationally Known Shoes at Ridiculous Prices, Blacks and Browns,
Low Shoes or High Shoes.
100 Pairs Mens Broken Lots to $7.50 Values a t .............. . . . . . . $3.45
50 Pairs Mens Broken Lots to $6.00 Values at ..............................$1.98
We want to move this stock quickly and at
those prices they will move.
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AH Boys Dress and Play Shoes on Special Sale,
All Childrens Shoes Put in This Clearance Sale.
Romanee, intrigue and ad
venture in the tropics.
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150 Pairs la d ie s High Shoes, Patents and Kids,
mostly lace, but a few buttons.
Kelly Broken Lines, $10.00 Val., $4.95 and $5.85
100 Pair Odds and Ends a t ..................... |3.00
100 Pair Odds and Ends at ........ ' . .......... $2.00
Take ’em at 50c Pair
Every Ladies Shoes on Sale.
the