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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1927)
r Fined fo r Running Over D re e * Maste Phelps and R. B.- Phelps Rose M. Small of Summa of Anderson. Cal., spent the day bake, forjo^rly of Ashland, whi yesterday in Ashland vtelttog w visiting feu- jom e Upis in thk with friends. d ty , was arrested lent week h] Deputy Game Warden Roy Pari Stationary Sales this week— BI and Pat Daily on a charge ol running over a deer with an au hart’s. • ' > tomobile in the Green Springy Spent W rck-Kpd to Roeebwrg— mountain district, and was gives Ralph Church, a Normal stu f t Poprfias phagt music a suspended sentence and asaadi «i*»«» w ip g — ^ih a ffa . dent hete, apeat the week-end at aed court coats. , ' ; <•- ~ Kosehufg- sonai flotes Motored ta, Mr ÍP. » &, t o » ) « * ; Stu of this city )< fl Sunday mptotfg Ashland Jf. for Portland.- -Ore., wfcerw ' t | | | , MsdTordJj. H. Real chicken Tamales, served, HI. Jr. H l gym. 110-2 J. porens of Oakland. Cal., 10«. To take home, 20c. - The 10«-tf *4 T » Aehtend le n ||rd ay for Plasa. . Uegtoteretl Qare H e r« — . ; J hears1-io visit the city. A ftd r S^u no i^ of Broderie»^ I. B. 8. A. special lecture. Seats »’ ' ^ i .A -ft- y\ Cal., Hoy B . OroWn o f San Fran- free. No collectton. Jan.. 2«, W in the U N IO N write your full elaeo, Çgl., Edw„ $. Funk of Oak- ter Garden H all 117-2 « • automobile insnmnoe. laúd, C il., F ra n k Burch of San < meme? n -tf Francisco, ©al., /Ro> Coffman of Returned from M , P .*~ . Dr. Bertha B. Sawyer re ta in bos AAgetes, Ohi., and Charles ed Sunday afternoon from Klam- Claus H eiaham m er. who has where »ho Was called en odt o ts e h o o l en amount by ’the illness • of her neice*: Usala» »A. '««Ï child. Preeton Ofem. j r A M t à é i f d l k ¿ ê d P f t f e r 'Mkp- ie r t Tumday nlght. 7:20. ll« - 2 Ves. we sell apptm; that is part our bueinem. Ashland F ru it m r m r o t t t * ; Baeketball 3to. H f A l the Xdthte Hprings Hôtel— 26 cento. w A- H . Treichler of San Fran- «Jmo, Chl..‘ A . B. Brown of Port P tentr of , Uni. Of«., and Théodore A. «ood mentite, VMMh ef Oregon City, are among course. thaaé ' " w M regtotered ht the will work and reside the fm t of tha winter. .. (John D?U«Hetty has been employed in the metes department of Slider sUMor?. «. ■ •. '* * W orking” H er«— Thomas B'ryajat’ o f Medford. formerly of Ashland* fa w orking in the Golden Rule gtore here. Bryant graduated from the Ash land high school and was prom inent in athletics ef a ll irind* Guaranteed rya, wlfcb >nal Bible ' «tu white flour. $2 per sack ta respectfully F ru it A Pro. Ama. • ted their special ureday, Jan. 20. Royal Coat. Rot and 117-2 Carson-Fowler Lhr. On. Smart aew sfrtdg su Rings and style« 1» mea’s wear, Just la. ’Î T ï î * ' i f n ‘ a i f 1? Mrs. Anna Bailey ot Bugene McNair Or»i, and Mrs. F t ; I . Wllmol were up from Medford last F ri day visiting with friends and 0 Fraternal Brotherhood' old shopping. Mrs. Bailey1 is a Mis fe m e . Xfohm hall, Thursday sionary woman of note and spoke I« ',, -Gants «« cents, ladle« at th< Christian chdrch at Med Tafckeea -Orchestra. 117-2 ford on Sunday evening. •-£.:— 4 >lc. A lfalfa aulphur, Sulphat of Am »er- 07 this city A il» devenu days monia, N itrate of Soda, Ground »1 *■'* ' * <’ ♦ hone and general fertilisers. Ash land F ru it A Pro. Aten. 117-6 ary to T rin ity Guild VteMed M i Dowglas Oto— dlte dhnl, party, Wtod- W illiam Hedrick of this city « , January 1» in the « V e' b a c i.' Bridge, accomnanted by his son B a H a * to d U le reservd- Hedsiok o< Medford, wars vtelt- drs. Dr, Bhlna. 184. ors fo Douglas county the last of tha week. Here is the heaviest Crepe de Chine for the price that we have been aVle to offer you in years. I t is < 1 n lo ^ < ||e a fl*t <?£pt. 'PheV$ >te h3 ; Volois, both! dress an A’ nnder- wear shades. And now note the price ,« Budget Day A very fipe lustrou^ F lat Crepe in the staple iand npw; spring shades and we think yqn w ill agree that f ît is almost as lovely as has been offered at $3.48. There are all the good spring colors and we wish you to see it and buy it if it is worth 1 J. 1 (N ational Thrift W eek) | Marshall Dana, editor ©f the Portland Jouragl and president o f th e P a cific CoMt AdvcTtuuag Qlubs Association, «alls a^wtttota. tw v m faqft- th at SO per cent of th e w ages and sabTiae th be earned in this country during lo27 h ave Men pledged three month« to a year ahead for purchases made last yeaf. » » t t m Xaectrl' Carters, Rather s ta r tlin g figures these — figures which surely indicate th e advisability of mak ing a budget to ipejude jiot only amounts, to be spent, but amounts to be saved. ' * Printed Crepe de Chines PjiÀfed Radiums in the new siBak pattern prints. Theöks and Plaids in takfeta silks I f you mako it a p ra ctice to save the price before you buy, y o u w i l l . d isco v e r that the difference in price due to interest alone w ill build a fixable surplus. 1 I _ - r L et th is be your T hrift W eek resolution! •*.*’ T ■ * ~ * < » «S » N eat'patterns on a good qua! ity Crepe, pretty colors. - N EW SH A D E S IN SPORT SA T IN , ij-.' ¡.■»O’ww-F’ f ' - ' These are very popular fo r spring in*eomhi*ation Avith plain silks^ a J i V? No other silk so satisfactory fo r .slips can hP sold at hear thoi price '»of fcisi; N ational B anj < ND OREOON S À V ÏN O S -» S A F E D E P O S n WOOL ABE BEING OFFEB^h PBICES THAT MANY j WINTEB AS WELL AS 39 to 40 in. fancy worsted cloths, $1.45 values now at 98c See tha new clothes reel nt Jor- ,dan's m in, ready to m t In the cronnd. , lg ^ A dandy plate lunch including IMME - •* & 'i*- W e offer a w ond erful lot o f m eh w ool goods, $3.00 to $3.7$ > Visitor from Dunsniate— M. E. Loy of Dunsmuir, Cal., wag a baslaem visitor to Aah- iaad yesterday. M r , Loy has returned to his home. Support Jr. H l baeketball. l i t i s A1 ; John. ' ai 117-1 H i- H . Bbhgalm o f ’ Ban Fran- ■isag, Cad4 was a business ifisltor to Ashland yesterday. h X ; Canterbury B qx candy aate the Plasa. ? t 10 The International Bible dents' Association respectfully urges you to attend their special pupllç letture Thursday. Jan. 20. boato Holman of Oranti Paas, Ore.. W. Lloyd Graver o I Portland. Ore., and Mrs. W illiat. Johnson, Mtes R. Hubluln anti Mrs. H. 8. Irw an of Baimet, I are among those who stop ped In Ashland yssterday. They registered at (he Ashland Hotel. ■ $5.00 fancy cuff kid gloves Carters Union Suits for Matched table linen sets I Special offl n o w ............................$3.95 children o n . sale. now at clearance prices. H** Nyaon J / - . I ijnderwear. AJ the P lnm .^_____ i We H ave Sold f 1 iM ereo l watebee— B thart’e. _ ; ' ■ Dresses the. fcaat Æi Rut netv outd are 1/ikln and* It seems »that eve$^ than the one l>efere. jSe at ....................... .......... $12 H E R E AR E O FFERED 30 W INTER ÉTOfcí . COATS TO CLEAN OUR SA LE ' RACKS QUICKLY, DEFQR& ? 4 » INVENTORY Used Fords Ouaraateed ReoiHutUioiiM Prioed for Quick Bate. , There are dresse< at $6.95 and $9.g5, a few good styles left from the ter stock. B a r Now and Bara Money. T o u rtn p , Coupes and Tudor Sedans ateo Dodge, Bnlck and Chsvrolat f Priced: - $96. $75, $115, $185, $175, $200, $386. < 'L et ns Give You a Demonstration C k y c o m b Motor V a ln |g :« p more than you you see- them, ivo left-over oi this lo | and ale coats lt p to $94 Would, be- There aro kU being i many of ,50 values h |ir places $ rife better hé Hew lot and $16.75 One lot $19.75 to $24,5 Wool D resses now * pf fine ?oggy O ’ I £>ouise le ^ ’up to tues at