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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1927)
,T TDuMM MONIkAT, Angqa* ft, lflgT Local * Personal flotes Visit iag Carson aud Tilton KaanUie*— • Mr. and Mi*. E. M. Fowler of Westminster, British, Columbia, and J. . L. Fow.er of Hubbard. Oregon, are spending several days la Ashland visiting at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. O F. Carson on Iowa street and Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Tilton on Almond street. Hot Rolls for yoûr Franklin Bakery. * dinner. 288-6 Can» Regna em» One hundred and fifteen out-of- ktate tourtsts stopped in Ashland yesterday to register their c/irs at the Joes« Chamber or Com merce. most of them beine from California. The daily registra tions remain about tfie same, the largest number stopping in' one day so far this summer being •28. Succeeding the Golden RuleMercantile Co./ Opening Next Thursday! Cliff Payne makes brackets. All kinds of warehouse room to Lat tan UNION v rttf your tan verage automobile insurance, rent or store. J. N. Dennis. 270-tf ta. of course. « l-lf S p e n d in g W e e k Announce Birth — Mr. and Mrs.'William Schofield of Burbank, California, announce the birth of q daughter Wednes day, August 8. Mrs. Schofield was f o r m e r l y Miss Lillian Greer, daughter of Mrs. B. R. Greer. Ask Tor phonograplt service Elhart’s.- at Ijik e — Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Isaac of Isaac’s Dry Goods store on Main street. left Saturday for the hake bf ,Jhe Woods where they will spend a weeks' vacation. Mr. Isaac is recuperating from an illness which kept him. confined recently to his home on Granite street for two or three days. ft 1 i f ,1 « J _/ Just received 360 foot case of auto glass, bring your auto glass 276-tf O. F. Carson of the Carson- Work to Jordan’s mill. Fowler Lumber company in this Buckeye tested malt city, returned .yeaterday to his home on Iowa street after spend Schuerman's Grocery. Huttf From Business Trip— ing the past few days looking after business affairs in the Ijcft for Crescent Ij«ke— Mr. and Mrn. Walter O'Dona northern part of the state. hue and two children who have spent the past few days In Ash BIDS land visiting Mrs. O’Donahue's Bids will her received up to the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander 16 th of August for 20 cord good Livingston on East Main street, body Hr wood. Suitable fo"r fu r left Saturday for Crescent Lake, nace, give bids on 2 or 4 ft. wood, just out of Klamath Falls, where delivered at. Presbyterian church. Mr. O’Donahue is employed by J. L.H arn er, 146 Almond St. the Southern Pacific company. ’ • * 217-2 They formerly resided in this city. The latest in fall styles and fabrics at Paulserud’s. 277-tf the one and same price! No more! No lees! And that price assures a superior value! No so-called “ salee” ! No discounts! No charge accounts! The same square deal and just treatment alike to all— and all the time! Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Wright and two daughters,- Dorothy and Eugenia of Carlin, Nevada, arriv ed in Ashland Saturday for a visit with friends and are guests at the Columbia hotel. The W right’s resided in this city eight years ago, Mr. W right being an employee of the Southern Pacific company. Phoffograph repair. Fix-It Shop Extra allowances for old ones on our new trlodle ft Electric machines for Aug. Our represen tative will be In Ashland Thurs day the 11th. Call, phone, or write your wants to Singer Sew ing Machine Co., Medford. 286-4t Named S o n - Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ruger, who recently became the parents of a ten-pound son, have named the little fellow Jack Bowers Ruger. The baby was born at the home of Mr. Ruger's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ruger on Allda street. Raymond ts employ ed by the Southern Pacific com pany at Dunsmuir, California. Plenty Of Laughs and Ç ifts COMINO TOMORROW portant chapter in the history of modern storekeeping methods. IT Is" »ore than important! It is Inspiring! It is a story of a business with a Big Idea behind it— an Idea that Is clean, clear cht! The Big Idea with us for * a score and more of years has been and is today, the paient fact that it is unfailingly governed by the Golden Rule: “Whatsoever ye would that others should do unto you, do ye even so unto them.” Every customer pays Former Ashland Residents Arrive— COUNTRY STORE family of Department Stores here, is an im souve Myrtle Wood novelties, nirs— Elhart's. - T HE story of the J. C. Penney Company, which will soon open a link of its great Ripe peaches at Ash. F. ft. Pro. '•n- 284-tf Returned from Coast— Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith re turned to their home on Oak street Saturday from a weeks’ vacation spent on the c o a t t. where they visited Crescent City, Marshfield and several other cities. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leper of Medford, who accompanied them on the trip, returned to their home last Thursday. In all our hundreds of Department Stores, distrib uted over the VnMed States, ’ . SERVICE qualified, by courteous attention people to customers and their wants. ot sales SERVICE by unfailingly providing quality and endur ing satisfaction. * ■» . r i .. SERVICE by affording prices which assure economy for superior quality goods. Announcement: In the transfer of the Golden Rule Mercantile Co. Store to the Nation - Wide Institution o f J. C. Penney Company Stores, u/e assumed a definite re sponsibility'—a responsibility of bringing to every fam ily of this popsmnnity a service that will give advantages that w ill mean much to the happiness, com fort and parse o f every person. I t will be a privilege to us to serve all the old customers o f the Golden Rule — a retail organiza tion which itself performed, a-real service. We will strive to merit the patronage of old and new cus- The buying resources of the J. C. Penney Com pany will prove a revelation to you, not alone in the astonishingly low and attractive prices which you will enjoy as one result, but more pleasingly because o f the breadth of the selections that will be offered you o f merchandise that today is ac cepted throughout the United States as the standard by which all good merchandise is judged. O u r P o p u la r D e p a r tm e n t S t o r e s Then a few hundred people were served. Now mil lions of people are served by the hundreds of J. C. Penney Company Department Stores which are scat tered from Coast to Coast and from the Gulf to the Great Lakes. HE fact that the Organization of which the local J. C. Penney Co. Store iij Io be a part, is opening scores of Stores this year, T naturally has little Interest. to you except as to how these many Stores, and particularly the one here, will benefit you. Compare, If you will, the results obtained by an engine of h-horsepower with the one of 886-horsepower! How insignificant the little engine becomes! The 886-Store Buying Power of this Organisation assures you the lowest possible prices at all times for a uniformly, reliable quality of goods. This means much to you. Buying most we buy for lees, and selling moat we sell for <>F buying and selling power means that yon are to have a saving power here that will enable you to keep many additional ddllars In the family purse during each year. C asH B u y in g a V ita l F a c to r t o Y ou The J. C. Penney Company assnres you quality and fair play. in 1902, opened a small general store at Kemmerer, Wyoming. Such stores were typical of the times. Out of this one-town, one-man, one-store business has grown a Nation-Wide Institution of Department Stores. Its operations today offer a sharp contrast to those ot a quarter of a century ago. TH e M e a n in g to Y ou a n d Y o u r F a m ily o f a 8 8 5 - S t o r e B u y in g P o w e r bring a country-wide advantage to the very threshold of your home-—to the threshold of millions of homes In town nnd on the farm and In the mont remote towns and communities. They bring to the housewife and to each member of her home, the great joy of personal inspection and selection, of gt^llsb, reliable goods be fore buying. ♦ ' » *■ , These hundreds of Stores— the largest unit of Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoe distributing centers in the World— are available to additional hundreds of thous ands of families because of the good roads that have been built. The long, todloug journeys by horse and wagon ^of yesteryears have been reduced- to a few hours* run Ip the automobile ' Another meaning our Stores have for yon: We sell for cash onlyl Therefore, yon get the full benefit from our cash buying. Having no “charge accounts,*’ we do not sustain losses from non-collectable bills which cash buyers are called upon to make up by paying higher prices. The same, square, even treatment is accorded alike to all always. We ask yon to carry home your purchases. Thus you are saved the cost of an expensive delivery system. Our constant aim is to pack all the Value into each purchase you make from us that Is possible and to that end the fullest resources ot this Organization are drawn upon that your every experience may be one of lasting pleasure, satisfaction gnd profit. Leading Position As a This Great Family of Stores Stands Indisputably In Nalien-Wide Distributor to the People of Reliable Arrived This Morning— Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hammett and Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bunds, residents of Santa Ana. Califor nia. arrived In this city this morning and spent several hours here visiting Mrs. Hammett’s brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Nlntnger of Ninlnger’s Sporting Goods store on Main street Mr. and Mrs. Hammett Rental fiction library— Elhart H. C. STOCK MORTICIAN Helene Blede Licensed Lady Assistant This Name is Your Future Guide to Better Values and More of Them ¿ Mtron-Mmc nmrrvnon- E lk s B u ild in g A s h la n d