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ASMIAND
HS—
"has prepared a proposed amend­ go on the stage for his act.
Mayor W alker and members of
ment to the church law which
would make adultery the ogly 1^ the Frlara club, the National
gal cause for dlvorde racognlaad Vaudeville artists club, Pacific
. • - Lodge No. 233. Order of the Ma-
ATLANTA, Texas, May 13— (IP) by the Presbyteria*.
W ill Com« to Ashland—
Governor Patterson, who will
return'to Salem today from east­
ern Oregon, expects to leave about
Monday, May IS, for Medford,
Ashland
and . Klamath .'Falls,
where he will give addresses.
, Grange benefit dance. Jackson
Hot Springs, Saturday. Tickets
Visited in Ashland—
515-3
Mr. and Mrs. John Enders of
Mrs. H. S. Deuel of Medford 76c.
this city were business and pleas- spent the day in Ashland yester­
«I« visitors ta' Medford Wednes­ day visiting with Mrs. O. A. Paul- No Attempt To (»pen R o a d -
serud on Oak street. * '
day evealag.
According to Mr. and Mrs. C.
fi. Underwood and Mr. and Mrs.
Big dance at Ashland Armory
Senior Play. "A Full House," Leslie Rodgers of Klamath Falls,
Saturday bight. Tuckers orches­ Friday night. May 13, High School who Wednesday drove to within
tra.
gym.
4
218-4 7 miles of the Lake of the Woods
resort, the time has not yet come
Cliff Payne makes step ladders,
After the Senior play come to to attempt to open the road to the
jazz dance at Bellview. Begins at lake shore. Mr. Underwood Is
9 o’clock. Men 6vc, women 16c. president of the Lake of the
* Olin Arnsplger, manager of the
215-2 Woods association.
Talent Irrigation
project,
is
■pending this week looking after Ix>ft Yesterday—
Have your screens made
business affairs in Portland, Ore-
Mrs. Belle Cordell, aunt of Mrs. Jordan's mill.
G. H. Yeo on Òak street, left yes­
terday afternoon to make an In­ Old Engine Sold—
Let the UNION write your full definite visit with friends In Pas­
The weather-worn and battered
▼•rage automobile insurance, adena, Cal.
ancient little locomotive of the
io, of course.
81-tf
former Medford-Jacksonville rail­
Popular Sheet Music— Elharts. road, which became the property
Fresh milk and cream— Schuer-
of the city, by purchase, a year or
an’s.
216-tf
Old time dance, May 18, Thom­ ro ago, attracted much attention
as Packing House, Klamath Junc­ rll day yesterday as it stood on
« 4 .0 0 Sat. Hat Special «4.00 tion. Free eats. Tuckers Orches­ p. side track near Main street,
A large assortment of dainty tra. Benefit Nell Creek, P. T. A. waiting to be shipped to Glen­
summer hats has just been re­
215-2 dale, Ore., having been purchased
ceived by Mrs. Larkin Grubb,
by the Glendale Lumber company
114 3rd St., that will sell tomor­
recently from the city for 3600.—
row for 34.50.
21<-lt Busines* Visitors—
Medford Mail Tribune.
11
- r — George Shields prayed for the
-fwaul of his brother-in-law. Then
; he attacked his self-styled Infl-
f del relative, Charlie Preston.
They drew guns simultaneously.
Mach fired a single shot. Each
wan killed. Each left a widow and
; three children.
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shields had attempted to con-
■ ylix-e Preston of the veraelty of
1 die Bible, neighbors said.
MANY V IH IT HOSPITAL
More than 25D Ashland folks
observed National hospital day
yesterday by visiting the Ashland
Community hosp'.tal from 2 to 6
. PlTTSBUlftjH, May 13.— (IP)—
o’clock in the afternoon.
More rigid restrictions against di­
vorce wlD be proposed for aetjon
PORTLAND FACTORY BURNS
by the Presbyterlah general as­
PORTLAND, Ore., May 13.—
sembly at San Francisco May 26
The Standard Broom factory here
to June 1, according to announce­
was virtually destroyed t h i s
ment made today by Dr. Clarence
morning by fire which originated
Edward McCartney, pastor of the
In a room where broom straw was
First Presbyterian church, who
stored. The fire spread through
the building rapidly. Damage
is estimated at 320,006.
. A dandy plate lunch laelndlng
Schuerman’s.
coffee every noon and night, 2 5c.
At the P la n .
103-tf
In Hoapltal—
May u.—| Our Fountain-
Service '
PMt tew days here visiting
k I - * - . k
w
with Frlday nlgkL
-------- - School gym .
big bandle o f papers fo r
at The Tidings office. ,
Tg Ta r BTgTfl T O
“Raw! Raw! Raw!”
Is The College Cry
((T he dom inant style this
season among university
men is the hat with the flat-
set or semi'flat brim and the
raw edge. We show it, in <£
addition to the bound edge
and the welt edge. Shapes,
ofsupreme authority.Work- '•
rqausih ip o f e je g a n c e . v
Service with a Capitol “S *
Word has been received that
For graduation salts see our
■pedal offer in York Blue allk- J. Floyd Place, who formerly re­
liaed serges. Paulserud’s. 213-tf sided in this city, is quite ill with
'stotnach trouble In a hospital In
Oakland, Cal.
'f .
Jack Enders Here
Jack Enders, son of H. O. End­
Sweet oranges, 2 doz.
ers, Jr., of this city, who attends
the Bealey Military, academy at — Schuerman’s.
Tfoutdale. Ore., about 14 miles
Senior Play, “A Full House,"
east of Portland, has spent the
May,
213-4
NEW YORK, M a y '« .—-Ofc —
Broadway paid.its respects .today
to Ernest Ball, song ▼rrltar and
vaudeville actor who died l i e t
weak in the Ydst Theatre,, Santa
Ana, Cal., just as he was about to
H . 0. STOCK
MORTICIAN
Helene Bled«
Licensed Lady Assistant
Kid, Calf and Kangaroo
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
$35 SUITS REDUCED TO $25
These Are New Spring Suits
Every Suit Guaranteed.
t h e s e w a r m sunshiny,
afterrtoons is proving to
be more popular every
day.
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$25 SUITS REDUCED TO $17.50
Every Garment All Wool
When you are shopping,
stop in, a cool refreshing
drink and a few minutes
rest will help immensely.
Litliia Springi
Pharmacy
Phone ilflL
Only The Best
See Our W indows
The Ma.iory
Aristocrat Hat
S7.SO
,
Other Mallory
COAT
SALE
a Attended E lk ’s Smoker
E. J. Burnett, J. A. McGee, Jess
Smith, BUI Dean, Butler Walker,
Big dance at Ashland Armory Jim Bourses sad Dave Sergeant
Saturday night. Tuckers orches­ were amyng the members fjom the
local E lk’s lodge No. 944 who at­
tra.
tended the annual Elk’s Smoker
In Medford last evening.
Mrs. P. K. Hammond returned
Big Orange danee, Hot Springs,
to her borne on Second street last
night frote Eugene, Ore., where Saturday. Sapper by Orange la­
>16-8
she has spent the past two weeks dles.
▼tatting with friends.
Paulesurd's for celanlng. 213-tf
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‘ «CWCtUDIS FOR THU TIDIN03
$30 SUITS REDUCED TO $20
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Parson of
4 for
service's at the Masonic tbmple.
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Portland, who have spent the
Kindergarten
and
nursery.
week in Medford visiting with Mrs. Nellie Sleloff, 133 Harga­
Gene O’Grady, who is employed
friends were business visitors in dlne St.
208-1 mo.*
oh W alker’s ranch east of town,
Ashlam^^esterday.
(aught last night at the Elk’s
READ CLASSIFIED ADS
Smoker In "Medford and got a
- Mrs. Nellie Sieloff’s kindergart­
knockout In the first round „right
en and nursery, rates reasonable,
m a i m a m m a O T r g T T T T T r m
with the gong.
hours to suit parents convenience.
133 Hargadlne SL
2164*
Graduation Gifts— Elharts.
lettuce.
* B i
of the family attends^
members
Deputy Coroner Office
» o u g h t a t H m o k rr —
Head
aons, Theatrical Managers
COAT
SALE
THE QUAIJTY STORE
ASK FOR YOUR COUPONS
THEY’RE FREE
MALLORY HATS
uaEzmsxcûcoaxraoaoonaoQooaaaœanQQoaoaooo
of Every Early Spring' Coat
Dr. and Mrs. Harden Carter of
Klamath Falls came'to Ashland
yesterday sad while Mr. Carter
■pent the day fiahlng on the
Bogue river, Mre. Carter vlalted
with Mra. Jehu Endera on the
Boulevard.
She Gave
Us A Jolt
HANDED to ua yesterday
i lady
8TOMBR In the
STORE hare when she
ASKED us why we dlda’t
ADVERTISE a particular
M IND of
MERCHANDISE that had
MADE a hit with
HER. And when we
TOLD her that
W B once blew four
8IMOLEONS on soma
BIG type and
W H IT E space In the
TIDINQS just to
BROADCAST about that
y E R Y article she
RAID she never
READS advertising
UNLESS It looks
O3TERESTINO and ours
U L D O M does.
JUST THINK — OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SPRING COATS
GROUPED INTO FOUR LOW PRICES - - IF YOU ARE WANT-
1NG A SPRING COAT, DON’T FAIL TO ATTEND THIS LOW
PRICED SALE.
S
GAN you tie that
GROUP 1—INCLUDING EVERY SPORT OR DRESS COAT IN
OUR, STOCK. REGULAR VALUES
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CQ Q C
UP TO $17.50 .'........
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Beginning Saturday, May 14, “U T H IA ” Ice
Cream W ill Be On T he Market.
GROUP 2—INCLUDES EVERY DRESS OR SPORT COAT IN
OUR STOCK. REGULAR VALUES
< 4 a ft»
UP TO $25.00 ...................... ........ ......... ........ ................. 4 > l " l a O T
INSIST ON THIS BRAND WHEN ORDERINO ICE C R E A M
MADE FROM SELECT CREAM WITH NEW E Q U I P M E N T .
THE PRICE IS RIGHT.
GROUP 3—INCLUDES EVERY DRESS OR SPORT COAT IN
OUR STOCK, REGULAR VALUES
. , '
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UP TO $34.50 ..'.
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WE DELIVER ALL ORDERS OF ONE GALLON OR OVER FREE
GROUP-4—INCLUDES EVERY t)RESS OR SPORT’ COAT IN
OUR STOCK. REGULAR VALUES
UP -TO $49.75 ....................
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TWEEDS
FABRICS
Phone 84_
FISKA
KASHA
CHARMEEN
Every New Spring Model Represented
UTHIA
M cNair Bros.
PLAIDS
TW ILLS
143 N. Pioneer
This, the largest and finest assortment’of Spring. Coats we have ever shown at such low prices. Coats
for Dress, Afternoon, Street and Sports—in fact, there are models for every possible need. , Summer furs
of exquisite quality form Upstanding collars. Every Coat is new and of our finest quality—the except­
ional values are at once apparent.
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