Moved to Ashland—-
: IlOGal ; P e r s o n a l N o te s j
A IMOr caratata
Visitors from The Dall es
* Mr. and Mrs. John Payhe of
The Dalles are in Ashland visiting
at the J. V. Wright home on
Mountain Avenue.
St. Patrick's dance I. O. O. F.
hall, Friday. March 11. Gents SOc
and Ladies 25c. refreshments
extra.
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Word Received—
Word hah been received f
Miss Nona Hall and mother,
B and Third streets, that t
have arrived in San Franc
safely, and are having a very
joyable time.
Phone Paulserud's for cleaning.
R r |M r t ( t i M uch B e tter— •
Mrs. Mary Lewis, who has been
confined to her home on Third
Trtreet with illness for the past few
days, Is repbrted to be much bet­
ter.
Mrs.
family
moved
orarily
Minnie Kuecbeuhoff and
of Los Angeles, Cal., have
to thia city and are temp­
located a t-1 H Pine SL
HTRK'REN BOY DIES .O T E R
LONG H O H T BY FRIENDS
(Continued From ‘Page One)
ANNIVERSARY
HuKincM In Ashland—
L. H. Vaio, of the' Goodyear
Rubber Co., at Portland, Ore., was
in thia c(ty yesterday transacting
Easiness in Medford-—
bustnesa.
A. H. DavenhIU of thia city »as
a busines» visitor in Medford
M oved to W a s h in g to n —
Wednesday.
Mr. and .Mrsl Charles Mont­
Brunswick electrically record gomery, who have been Tesldihg
od records received weekly-—El on th e Luke place just north of
Jackgbn Hot Springe en the Pacif­
hart's.
”
ic high way,'have moved ta.Wash-
'ugten to make their future home.
. .Spent Week End in Paient—
SALE
Called Meeting—
The Ashland Flora Society will
A dandy plats lunch including
hold a called meeUng In the pub­ coffee pVeiy uoon and night, 35c.
lic library tonight at eight o ’clock. At tho Plaza.
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Lot tho UNION irrito your full Confined to H o m o -
Coverage automobile Insurance,
Mrs. W. F. Shaw, who has been
too. of'courte.
M -t f confined to her home op Ashland
street for the past thkee weeks
with fitness, is reported to be
Mrs. .Thomas Lewis Sorrell and slightly Improved.
,
daughter, Ruth of Vallejo, Cal.,
are spending -a few days In Ash­
See Paulserud’s silk lined suits
land where they came to attend tor semi-dress.
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tb« funeral of their uncle, the
late Henry O. Gilmore.
Cliff Payne makes ladders.
From Vallejo, Cal.—
FOR DAUGHTER’S GOWN
Herc Yesterday—
Horman T. Fiedler, who works
or. the S. P. railroad. Was a visitor
In this city yesterday.
Finishing Today
Visitor From H i l t -
HOOT GIBSON
Joe Williams of Hilt, Cal., was
a visitor In Ashland yesterday
"hopping and looking after busi­
ness affairs.*
Salesman Here From S. F.—
N. Youngs, a salesman repre­
senting Keyston Bros., In San
Francisco, Cal., spent yesterday
in Ashland looking after business
affairs.
Tom Grigsby III—
Tom Grigsby, who Is employed
at the Eastslde meat market, Is
confined to his home with Illness.
.•» y MW i l l , ge(1 lnt0 unconsciousness ^pd the-
. doctors announced hope was gone.
As for Dr. Conley who fought
to keep the spark of life lowing
in the youthful 'Frick, he felt
justified in his stand.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 11.— For-
Tr Senator Stanfield of Oregon
and Mrs. Stanfield have been
9ued In ViP District supreme Salesman Here
court here by New York modistes
Tim Burke, a Stubbs’ Electric
for $1,121 alleged to represent •salesman from Portland, Ore., is
an unpaid .bill for a trosseau for spending a few days in Ashland
'heir daughter, Barbara, who was looking after business affairs.
married Jan. 22 to Henry- P. J.
Dunn of Jacksonville, Florida.
, Mrs. Stanfield said that she
knew nothing of the suit that was Returned to Klamath Falli
brou£ht by Wallace and Annie
Chester 8toakes, who came to
Grantland. The former senator this city to attend the funeral
was in New York.
services of his grandmother, the
late Mrs. Mary Cole, returned this
morning to his homo In Klamath
Claaalfld Ada B ring Results
Falls.
Henry Burnett of Talent spent*
yesterday in thia city visiting with
friends.
BVY AT HOME
Now Is the time to order yotir
m ining fruit trees and Shrubbery.
Oregon grown.
A card to 348
Hargadine 8t„ and C. E. Hooper
will call and help yon to makh
your selection.
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D e b a tin g
We enjoy reading of the activities of
both the high and normal school debating
teams, for debating does for the minfl
what athletics accomplishes for the body
—developes its possibilities, keeps it agile,
and, in addition, teaches it to think
straight; to view a subject from every
angle and sift the evidence.
, ,
I
Sifting the evidence presented to prove
the advantage of keeping one's credit
sound prepares everyone to take the af­
firmative in the question: Resolved, that
a growing bank account is an asset to
anyone in establishing a good credit stand-
Personally we are always glad to defend
the affirmation—Resolved, that we shall
give our customers the best possible ser­
vice. '
F irst
N ational B ank
ASHLAND
OREGON
C O M M E R C IA L * SA VÍNO S * SAFE D E P O S fl
MORE NIFTY
Spring Suits and Sweaters
spaces. Also “ Buster's Pic
out n Key,” Chapter 1.
Coats
$16°°
$10.66
Sport styles made of novel­
ty tweeds, fancy plaids and
plain colore, some with fur
collars.
Hero is a wonderful value
in a new spring coat, all the
newest m aterials in plaids
and tweeds.
New Coats and
Dresses
Silk Dresses
1<-
A« fin extra special offering for Saturday.
$29.75 Values—Sale Price
$30.75 Values—Sale Price
$49.75 Values—Sale Price
Curtain M aterials
Nets, Silk Gause in fancy
stripes and scrims.
C C p
Values to $1.00 Yard
MILLER’S TOGGERY
■' “Hab-a-dash Inn”
$
New
Spring Dresses at this low price. Values up to
$22.50.
Newest
SPRING SILKS
Broadcloth
FA ST COLOR PRINTS
36 in. wide. 69c
EC
Values—Yard
Clim ax Bats
Full Size 72x90. Will make
Complete Comforter.
Sold
40 in. Printed Silks, Yd. $226 For Slip. Colors, Nile Green,
Regular, $1.25
Q fif*
Each
WWW All the new novelty Pattenis. Sold regu Peach and White. 4 * 4 X f i
Yard
> ■
lar, $2.48 Yard.
B ath T ow els
Heavy Double Thread. Size 10 in Crepe de Chine, Yd. $1.66 Belmont Percales
20x40. 39c Value
O f f . Here is a wonderful new cloth in the light in new printed Pat-
4
E x tra Special
terns. 19c Yd. Reg. Yd. ■
eolors. Sold regular, $1.75 Yard.
Dorcas Fancy
Spreads
Size 80x105. Come in ]
Roso, Gold and Orchid.
Sold Regular
4 *4
$2.75
,
1 -
JUST IN!
Aic” and “ The House With­
Coals
’
Visitor from T a l e n t -
A w tory of the wide open
MANY EXTRA SPECIAL
VALUES WILL BE OFFERED J
At Birthday Sale Prices
Bond, Mrs. Kenneth
Pellett and Mrs. Melvin McGrew,
Left for San Francisco—
residents of Talent, spent yester­
'.Mrs. Ida Evans of Ashland and day tn this city shopping and vis
Miss Eva WJllock of Medford left ting with friends.
Tuesday for San Francisco, Cal.,
ta be with their father C, W. Wll-
See Paulserud’s two-pants suits.
Idck, who Is seriously 111.
We sell for less.
Saturday Only
C
J
OctilirClcLV
-
wwi
Something new In spring suits
Silent Rider
SALE
“T h e Quality Store'
Attend This Anniversary Sale
Gladys Rice of Eugene, Ore., a
student at the Southern Oregon h'roi, Han Francisco—
Vornp Campbell, Dante Camp­
State Normal, spent last week­
bell
and B. M. O'Conner of San
end in Talent at the homé of Miss
Francisco, Cal., spent todajf In
Ruth Bowman.
this city visiting the park and to speak. He could not swallow
drinking
Lltlila water.
food.
Intraveinous injection«
Appropriate boxes of chocolates
of glucose were put in'o the
for St. Patrick's Day. See our win­
leg to give him nourishment.
dow--The Rose.
When the ¡patient rallied, sjirie
Pearl, Foster .of Talent were vis- I 85 hours later he was given thiee
(lelnrned to Dutiee—
»
Mrs. Beatrice 8chuerman of itors in Ashland yesterday shop- j drops of eggnog from an eye
Ashland, »ho Is a teacher in tho ping and looking after business dropper. Then, further enco.ur-
aged, , doctors allowed him to
Medford Senior high school, has affalrs.
;---------------------- »— ■
have three spoonsful of water
returned to her duties after sever­
al A y s absence on account of ill­ Q T A W F IF , n K ^ I I F n
And f,na,,y h® wa® « ,ven ha,f *
ness.
u ln lll ILLU 10 OULU
glass of water to sip. That was
Royal typewriter $35, Eljtart’s
All woll and a rare bargain,
^ w spring suits at $20-,25 and
ISO, Paulserud's.
158-ft Visitor From Klamath Falls—
J. M. Scobey of Klamath Falls
Cerrectlon—
"pent yesterday In this city Ipok-
tleorge Loosley Is treasurer of •ng after business affairs.
the Mountain View Memorial As­
sociation instead of W. B. Beebe
Have a fit at Oyres tailors, 73
as waa announced In an earlier is­ Oak St, new location.
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sue of this pat>«r.
From New York City—
Bee Jordan for Mill Work
N. Y. DeeMers of New York
City, was a business visitor In this
city yesterday. •
ANNIVERSARY
Guaranteed to wear. All the
New Spring ■
Colors—Pair
New Spring Styles and Colors,
Sold Regular
Q fift
$1.25
3O C
40 in Black Charmeuse Satin Fine Dress Gingham
Yard $1.86
32 in. wide. Special lot to close
Values to 29c Yd.
Sold regular $2.48 Yard. Extra Fine Quality out.
Yard
40 in. Sk'innerg Cre
Yard $2.95
Twenty new colors to choose from. Suitable
for the “ Compose” Frock.
4
■ B C
Fine Linen Lunch
Cloths
New Silk and Cotton Crepe
Size 54x54 with colored Bor
dew, $1.75 Values 4 * 4
Each
Prints, Yard 96c
Chamoisette Gloves
Light and Dark Patterns. Washable Colors
Art Silk Slip Satin, Yd. 86c
New spring styles and colors
with fancy embroidery cuffs.
Value» to $1.25 pair.
40 in. wide in a good assortment of colors
Fancy Box
Stationery
Silk and Cotton Prints
• Yard 86c
fi loonier
Extra Fine Quality. Values
Colors: Pink, Peach and Or-
to $1-25 Box
You will like these new spring patterns. eliid., Sold Regular- 4* 4 4 £
Box
O P w Washable colors.
ly, pair, $1.46. Pair < ■ $ I «
*