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.
105-6
\ 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.
83-tf
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 ............
at
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