■e b e s o e e a
• Personal flotes
A rrived House Today* ■
Rev. Hngh T. Mltchelmore. paa-
tor of the local Presbyterian
church, arrived home today from
San Francisco, where he has been
attending the National Assembly
Ipeeial convocation, Thtfrsday of the Presbytery.
nlqg. June I . Work in Royal
See Johnson's Jewelry
tk Degree. All Companions in-
td. Begin promptly, at 7.S0. for graduation gifts.
A . J . M eCA LLEN , H. P.
Paulserud's for cleaning.
H . D A T , Secretary.
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R eturned to K . F .—
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Saunders,
Cedric Meyers, who has spent
ho reside on Fourth street, spent the past few days in thia city
• week-end at Crescent City.
with his family, returned yester­
day to Klamath Falls where he
Red Triangle Chop Sney Sauce, is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Meyers
tanerman’s Grocery.
> Sl-tf recently purchased a home in
Klamath Falls and will probably
A’ tin e dependable w rist w atch move over there in the near fu­
for her grad u ation , a lifetim e, ture.
dherlehed g ift, Joh n son ’s Jew eler
(Wore
331-2 » A Jess dance every Friday night
Word Received—
«i Word has been received in Ash-
that Frank Moore, who left
Vboently for Los Angeles, is work­
ing for the Southern Pacific com­
pany, taking' his student trips to
Convalcarcnt Home Opens Annex
The Convalescent Home has op­
ened an annext at 147 Granite
afreet, next door to the m a i n
building. which will provide more
first floor rooms for old people
qnd invalids.
•
D. ’ Peroasi jot the Ashland
creamery returned last night from
Astoria, where he has-spent the
past few days looking after busi­
ness affairs.
' Mr. Rldhardaon will go to Crater , ' R O SE B U R G , Ore., June 1.— (IP)
Lake Saturday, June 4, where he ;— jack and Tom Connell, aged »
Regular meeting of Trinity will manage the Crater Lake lodge and 10 years, were being cared for
.. by police authorities here today
Guild, Thursday afternoon. Par­ this summer.
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wlule a search wee conducted for
ish House. A full attends?«?« »
Bananas,
I
1be
tor
55
centg,
’their
mother who is alleged to
desired.
8chuerman's Grocery.
S I 1-tf [have deserted them and fled to
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(California. *
If yon want It done right take
.... f According to reports, the moth-
it to White.
Wed-tf Rcierped to Work—
Miss Edith Moody, who teaches L r arrived here from California
school In Richmond. C al., and [and deliberately deserted the
Arrived la Ashland—
Emmet Devlin,* who recently brother Senas Moody of San Fran- Fboys, taking two older girls with
made a trip to London, Eng., ar; clsoo.Mpent the week-end Jn Ash-1 her.
rived in Ashland yesterday and lend visiting their parents on ’ The children were in rags . and
will remain in this city for some Manaanita street. They have re- were nearly trosen when found,
time visiting his mother on Sec- turned to their work in the Call- after wahdering all night,
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on street Mr. Devlin was 11 days fornla cities. -
going over and SO days coming
■pent Week-End H e r e -
back.
Mr. and Mrs. R . R o b le r and
Mrs. J . C . Poor of Dunsmuir,
Fountain Pens, watch bracelets, Cal., formerly of this city, spent daughter Mias Betty and Mr.
neck wear. Including some fine a tew days here recently visiting and Mrs. Harold Patterson and
.baby, o f PorUapd, Ore., spent the
genuine crystal pear and othei with friends.
week-end m Ashland visiting
beads new today, Slohnson’s Jew ­
[with Mrs. Robley’s and Mr. Pat­
elry store.
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Mrs. Oscar Oano and daughter terson’s sisters Mrs. W . C ..M i t ­
of
Hilt^were visitors in Ashland a chell on Granite street and Mrs.
Have year
few days ago shopping and look­ Elsie Churchman on Union street.
Jordan’s mill,
ing after business affairs.
at the Bellview clnb house. Ad­ Working At Tidings—
mission, Men. 6 tic, women 26c.
W. L. McCarter of Portland,
Lunch.
.
221-3 Ore., Is working* at the Ashland
Daily Tidings office, taking Em ­
Johnson’s Jewelry store for mett Gillings’ place during his ab­
diamond rings, wedding rings, sence.
etc. ' .
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Taking Vacations —
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gillings
are now enjoying a two weeks*
vacation and left a few days ago
for the north, their destination
being undecided. They will prob­
ably will visit Mr. Gililng’s par­
ents in Salem for a short time.
Mr. Gillings is employed at the
Ashland Dally Tidings office and
Mrs. Gillings at the First Nation­
al Bank.
T n uw fm vd to M. F .—
A nsw lot of ,fine snappy dia
Harry Ritchie. Southern Pacific monds and wedding rings. John-
employee, who has been working son’s Jewelry store.
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for several months in Oerber. Cal.,
fias been transferred to Klamath
Falls. Mr. Ritchie formerly re­
sided In Ashland.
Returned T o d a y -
and fabrics
The newest sha«
Henry Reid, who has been in
Paulserud’s tbe Southern Pacific hospital la
in men’s snittngs.
tailleurs.
—
San Francisco tor the past eight
Cliff Payne makes brackets.
Visitors From Hilt—
Mrs. J . B? Stagg and Mrs. Paul
Lyon, residents of Hilt, Cal.,
spent the day In Ashland recently
visiting with friends.
Swift Premium Boiled Ham,
Schuermsa’s Grocery.
I21*tf
Murderer
Examined
Visitor From M yrtle Creek—
. H. M. 8/drtcliff, a resident of
Siyrtie Creek, Ore., spent yester­
day in Ashland looking after bus­
iness sffa lfs 'and visiting with
'friends.
H E LOVES HBR
R O C K SP R IN G S , W yo.,
June 1.— (IP)— The wedding
of John Cappato has been
postponed until he recovers
from a broken Jaw where his
bride-to-be h n tttm with a
club during a pre-nuptial
argument.
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John and hie bride-elect
were strolling toward her
homo discussing the wedding
plans. Thjey disagreed and
quarreled/friends said, and
she seised a club and felled
the man of her choice.
John was confined Tues­
day to a eet in the Wyoming
General hospital, where, ac­
cording to attendants, he
mumbles qver and over, "X
love her.”
A t Tl*e Ashland Motel—
Mrs. M. M. 8allencer and Mrs.
Billie Sulleager of Seattle, W*ah.,
and <1. McCallan and W . Smith otr
Albany, Ore., apt among those
who are registered at the AthUnd
hotgl today.
t
A t t h e Idttaia Springe—
C . B. Qutton and w if* o f Napa,
Corvallis, Ore. and Joe Je tt us of
Cal., J . A . Hansen and family of
Ban Francisco, are among those
who stopped yesterday at the
Vtadtore From Hilt—
Llthla
Springs Hotel.
Mrs. Mary Perry and tone and
Mrs. Manuel DeAvillo and chil­
dren of Hilt, Cal., were visitors
New Night C l er k
\
C . D? McLane of Grants Pass,
formerly with the Redwoods ho­
tel in that city, has arrived In
Ashland and will fill the position
as night clerk at the Ashland ¿JO-
tel.
1926 Pendleton
Round-up”
Dance and card party, Masonic
Hall Monday bvealng. June 6,
couple 76e, extra ladies, 25c,
26c, carda 26c. Dickey Orchestra.
TO-MORROW ONLY
Our Fountain
Service
Size 81x90. — Take advantage of this low prices
Huck Towels Large 20c
Radios
Wearwell Sheets $1.39
Sudden Service
Size 81x90 made to wearwell, sold regularly at
$1.69 each
Hotel
H ie
Enders Co,
Only The Best
Daisy Pillow Cases Each 29c -
Size 42 and 45 inch, made of good mns)in, sold
regularly at 39c each.
Phone 104
lifted Ay eiferHMB
Coming
We Have on Hand a Complete Stock
JENNINGS TENT
SHOW
Screen Doors
Ashland
A SET OF FIXTUBES GIVEN AWAY WITH
TH E FIRST 2 DOZEN DOOBS SOUX
Carson-Fowler Lumber Co
W ith a complete change of
P L A T S and V A U D E V IL L E every
night. , Opening, nert Monday
night with 'Ckh*\’Harri»on.'« won­
derful Play
“ SAINTfcY H Y P O C R IT E S .
;’ AN D H O N E S T S IN N E R S ”
Never In the history of onr 10
year's of successful business have
we had such a powerful and un­
usual play.
DON’T M ISS IT
fo ca d » ?
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rite above immortal morte
D m can mail topici ine
Wc attempt of a iftnpatftffc
rtb o ffo ttf immediate
tance of morjaliff. z
r c y e t the owafert
Btnforra flus òam hour
ottico from flwftaowleòg?
hat even flu smaller toiaU
W not wen nea/edeò m i m
etjtor
Ladies Tree Monday Hight
EVERSHARP
With a carbonized cutting
edge of extra quality. These
shears are made of the
highest grade steel and
carefully manufactured by
expert American workmen
and have been accurately
tested and inspected.
And every lady attending the
show on next Tuesday night,
May 10th will be given a ticket
that will admit her F R E E on
Wednesday night, to see “ T H E
G A M E .”
Tent is located at 4th and B.
Streets and Is rainproof and
heated.
HOSE
i Pat. Lucky Jewel
BROTO
COUPON
OR
MAIL
AT
OHOE.
SEND
These warm sunshiny
afternoons is proving to
be more popular every
day.
When you ere shop­
ping, stop in, a cool re­
freshing drink and a few
minutes rest will help im­
mensely. »
Lithia Springs
Phannacy
A on ue
Fancy Bath Towels 29c
Pequot Sheets Each $1.60
LEEDOM’S
Opposite Lithia Springs
Visited tai K . F —
Dr. and Mrs. C. E . Shinn of this
city spent the Memorial Day holi­
We are featuring sflver far
day visiting with friends and at­ this month In eats or odd pieces.
tending the baseball games In Johnson’s Jewelry store.
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Klamath Falls.-
TO-DAY OHLY
Attractive White Goods
Otterings
Size 18x36 made with tape edge, sold regular
at 25c each.
S A L E M . June 1.— (IF) — John
Butchek, Portland wife slayer,
who la under death sentence, la
being examined by a committee of
alleniste today at tbe request of
Governed I. L . Patterson.
Attorneys for Butchek appealed
to the governor for commutation
to life imprisonment, claiming
Bntchek was insane nt the time
he killed his wife.
ment, returned today to hla home
in Ashland___ and will
snand
a abort
time here
visiting
with hla children. Mm. Retd ar­
rived In thia city several days ago
and baa been located at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. O. F . Sli­
ver on Hargadlne street.
7 Public dance and card party
Robert Herrin spent the Mem­
Masonic hall, Monday evening,
orial Day holidays in Ashland with
Ju ly 5. Couple 75e, extra ladles,
his wife and family, who reside
cards 16c. Dickey Orcheatra.
with Mrs. Herrjn’s parents, Mr.
and Mm. W . H . Frulan on B
street. Mr. Herrin Is employed by
the Southern Pacific company on
a bridge gang at Crescent Lake, a
short distance
from Klamath
Falls.
The Quality Store
Size 18x35 Heavy Weight, sold regular at 39c each
month« undergoing medical treat-
We are offering some fine
watches for the young man
graduate either for pocket or
wrist. O. H-. Johnson, The Jew ­
eler.
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in Ashland recently trading with
oar merchants.
Doors opened at
starts at 8:00.
Hardware
«The Winchester Store”
show
Admission, Children 20c;
Adults 40c
GROW N
L A D IE S F R E E
D A Y N IG H T
MON­
J. P. Dodge & Sons
Funeral Directors
ne I I I .
Night Phones 1 8 1 -D -^ Stl-J
Mrs. Louis Dodge, lady assistant
HEEL GRIPS
They Stop Slippers
.
This coupon and 69c entitles the bearpr to one reg-
jilar standard high class jewel bolt shears. Two
sizes to. choose from — get one of each.
25c Pan*
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
HELPING
COMMUNITY
The work of this bank is all directed
to the np-hnilding of this community and
the greater the prosperity and happiness
Mail orders prepaid.
J. HAYES AT THE
ORGAN
Peil’s Corner
Hood Sport. Hip Boots
of home people.
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Fishing Tackle, Outing Clothes Etc.
JOIN WITH VS IN THIS WORK
ARMY GOOD» STORE
The Citizens Bank
B iggest Little Store in Town. Open Evenings.
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Ashland, Oregon