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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1927)
f - -;The Daughters of the Union ’Veteran«. Teat i t . W ill lm ^ ,th e ir tegular meeting a t the i frlsi iu pal- Jon Parish House, Thursday at $*a thojtow clothed m al a f Jor-¡ one o'clock, of th is , m a d h .^ fM e daa's miÛ. ready to, art t o the¡ main feature of thia te te U a K V 1 g ra tìri.’ " ” ' ^ ' 1 l l g - t f «4 iastallat^os SC , officers. A large number of visitors» from MCedford 'dnd O ran ti Pass dre e x pected to M p ra rin t who »01 take g ir t in the ceremony. 1 George K ra m e r o f th ie o lty left for Moamoatk. Qto., haUefU there b y thd Uerioae tltatea of his ■trier. Misa Mmma Kram er. ’fetor portable c o ta t? o « b A g te t ««We f t f .' and ’ M m .’ I . . <5/ Wflltom« ft.’ O. Fowler, county Talent ware visitera in Aah* »cent, waa a vfcdtor t f Ask « * ysritetey a h a W iiii* ** i*-» Frid ay and mat w ith tha I and girls’ club* o f thia atty the ftallvtow district. C. 4 Hdddardioit d t Ç te F ra n - mp ¿ £ r i., 'w a s 'a à o a g t |á vtoit- Spent W rak-K ad Mere ■■ - ^►wha stopped la Ashland >ee- M r. and Mm. ft. C. Bardic Sr.),' of Gran t o Baas, apeat th week-end in Ashland a t the host of their son D r. ft. L. Bardie Jr. Confined to Homo Reverend Hugh T. Mitchelmdre t o H igh street. of the Presbyterian churqjf was confined to. his hom otoith HlaeaS or Sunday, and wad unable to attend his services. D f. David h lookihg Thompson gave » splendid ad» dress at the morning services and no service was held in the even! End of the month ancTthe end of our fiscal year, We Offer R H nniqd to House * t , ¿ ’t Mm. W alter Newcpmbe, who W . Nelson Of has spent several days fa Ash Cal...and Phi) H land visiting w ith friends, n r Orò.;, are am oa| turned Sunday evening to her Special T rain to* Ran— tstered a t the Aè A special train w ill be' ran home in Grants Pass. Mrs. Nbw- terday. cOnibe formerly resided in thia hy the BouthOrn Ppuelfic from Bngeno to P o rt Klajmoth on the city. . . A lfalfa Hap, ohe bale or a car occasion of the b lg e k l ra ce ' to- toad. Ashland F ru it A Pro. Aasa, be sponsored, by thb f Community Improved 1 gg-tf Mm. Appe Russell, who has been seriously 111 for some « m e / W tench ' Improved and was; able to be out. Sbndsy. Gant A. Peterson and brothaf, who have been, w orking for sev I w ill pot be responsible for eral yearn fo r J. M. W agner and any mom debts contracted hjr mi Son in the Valley-View district, pad in AsJUapd , yesterday. T Rife, Mm. Alenla Roberts after' have purchased a tract of la h < Wglsterad dt th« L lth la, Sprl this data, January gg, l»g 7. along Bear Creek from the Carter k fM . z~ ... - * ; ' (Signed) Land Company, and intend to * GUY ROBBkTS. improve it for. a home. ■ Rubber Apron* a t BlharCs. All over the store on goods we would rather get out than inventory. ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES ON WOOL DRESS GOODS A 4848532353232353484848485353234853 01.98 We offer a wonderful lot of 44 |o 54 J V 1 , inch wool goods, 83.00 to $3. 75 .xgljte&, Retained Crate Hoseharg ■ Selected A asM ate Tiihrdrinn i August Buesing of Klam ath A. W . Thom as'of the K lam afh Miss M argaret Hprgus. r | o 'Fails spent last F riday in thia Junctton has returned from , a has been attending th« Southern city looking after his property vistt o f f. -severs! days at bis. interacts oh Third afreet brother»’ home In Roseburg. the new library to Klam ath C. W . Aiken of Am arillo, Mias Hargns t t ' a aetee oi Tega*, «pent yesterday la thia g tty lo o k ia g pftar business nf- C. B. Pell, on Granite stre TOPAT AMD TOMORROW Silk and .Wool Carter’s Vests UNION SUITS B lo o m er s Ankle Length Broken Lines •up to $5.00 61.49 Children’g < Women’s BLOOMERS Women’s Rayon UNDERWEAR COATS fine cotton charmeuse .61-65 all greatly reduced. Good Sateen, $1.50 Val Some as Low as 61.1» Rayon Slips—6198 Gossard and Cameo Warner’s — — """"" . ft. Orleva oft Hornbrp hte tea U N IO N w rits year fa ll CaL, has purchased a used Fq varaea aateasoMle insurance. sob tractor from the Clayco < eoaraa. gg-tf Motor company, local dealers, )fo(phoand Drain l i e lb. at Mo- r fo M g to . K f . Wahk. see d r te te .r ; ’ ^ d to h a d a u a lt a t e ^ lp k UP ôf thie famous stajjfe-^lay. lgg-1 Children’s 95o $1.00 quality childrens Dr. Denton’s Sleeping Oordnroy Rohe« RQU, TOP HOSE Silk and Wool 6 W np GARMENTS - HOSE! 61.19 Flannelette Robes 7 65.96 up Women’s Crepe WOMEN’S SKIRTS Women’s At SILK ROBES Pajamas On Sale 60.95 61.98- 36 in. Linen One lot of Satin Crepe, $2.65 Pure Belgian $4.95 Quality 22x44 Sise Heavy Linen CHIFFON VELVET Flat Crepe and $2.35 r TABLE CLOTHS LUNCHEON SETS BATH TOWELS 40 inches wide. Navy, quality Slip Satin, all ■’ 64 in. Sise with napkins to match Pink or blue bord at Grey and Brown er all white $2.95 at . . . . . . 62.45 Kaf r i;'? - V** ■ ' ■ _____ ______ $5.50 at . . . . . . 63.95 Infants Knitted Children’s SWEATERS SWEATER SUITS $3.45 to- $3.75 values, , $ 2 .9 5 ^ y ■ ». $4.85 and $5.00 ‘ Quality Women’s and Child ren’s, 4.75 to $7.50 at »S.06 I WATCH OUR WINDOWS Minutes Superior Quality 40 in. AU Silk F lat Crepes, Ptfeed at Rather Than Invoice These Monotone Printed Flat Crepes, 40 Hi. widths. AU New Spring Tones. Prfe; ed. at tlie Yard OFFER YOU T H $ CHOICE FROM ONE LOT OF COATO $19-75 TO $34.50 VALUES, ABOUT 20 LEFT SËÈ T H E M ÌWEDNESDÀY AT yarns One Lot of Silk UMBRELLAS TO SELECT FROM IN SIZES 14 UP TO 47, AT Big hanks of knitting yarn .................. HUCK TÔWRLS All other hanks of Yarn 1-4 Off JANUARY CLEARANCE OF SILK DRESSES iere are dresses, . r it $6.95 to $9.95 few good styles ’t from the win- • stook. ' l lot of fine dresses, Peggy O’ Dam and Louise Alcott styles, up to $34-50 values at 619.75 WOOL DKKSES ARE GREATLY SACRIFICED V Naw HoletiToor Silk Hose New Sunfast Suiting^ Now On Display The Yard 50c ONE LOT $19.75 TO $24^50 , WOOL DI S S E S N0W 1 ‘ 4 ,. f ONE tiOT $39.75 TO $49.751 wool dresses