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Ltoeal ; Personal
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Mr«. Walter Maniey, formerly
Mlsa Emma Joorfet« who was
employed a t MoCtee’e-Dry fleods
■tore in thia city, now of Burn«,
Drephp, -to spending ,k short time
in \dblaad a« a house gpe*t at the
home.of 8. Songer qn JHelmeh et.
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Gyp»tea
Sunday a
of the trike visited
There era those who will ’ al- a
ways have faith in th e t 'tfonufhy, j ' Ona man reported giving
tribe andw“cross the pglm” w ltleb u yo m ,lasai*a silver dollar,
a piece b f ailt&r. AskRaigA * lo}ks f l * d 4, you value yohr health
who reported- le u of-money to this dollar mdstT” ahe asked,
police contributed from *1 to »20
“ M^ health, of course,”
to the tribe.
man replied.
“There la nothing to be done
“Wdll, keep it,” said the gj
about it. Folks know that they as she walked away— with
pre llkeJyfcot to see the ntbaey dollar.
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Xcee County Residents H e ro
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur West
panied by h|a little granddaugh Neea county. Kansas, are spending,
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ter, spent Sunday in Lithia park several days in this city with Mk.
Ma>«id|e licensee were loaned
and Mrs. J. C. Hopper on Scen|c
at Ashland.'
Drive, former,Ness county real-’ at* thpjjfedunty clq rk^ office in
MKlfoW*‘ Saturday to Edward
Let us explain >ow you
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tepkRpp, ^qd Etta Neathamer,
get a beautiful »8.00 doll fo
both'
.trf^kogqe River; LeVi Bid
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doll
at
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Franklin’s
Franklin Bakery.
W. H. Gore of Medford, accom
spent
i* night and Monday, jg, AetyJWVf f t ®'
i not leave ejnpty«>an{od>-
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Phonqgrapha r e p a ir e d '* n d
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guarotoed—
Elhart’».- . -29«-tf
of
Sprat Saaday Her e
who
to
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^Chevrqlet
Qf a new
rane of Aa
for the Ct
company,
□r 99c. We Will be glad) rldghew^-bottle "Stephenson, Gold Harvey Cl
301-tf HMltnedglbats,'apd qiean Bawer
Leokhtg After P re p er ty ■ i
of Giendale and Edith Hoffman of in Medfom
k One hundred and twenty-three
F. H. Ehmke and family, of
Guy Go«
put-of-atqte. cajr» registered *t the Sen. Diego, are visiting In Ash
at Schuef- Wisconsin,
Fresh grape
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i store eta tb
Chamber of Commerce eq the land. . Mr.' Ehmka last February
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man’s Grocery.
Medford Visitor»—
Dr.
J.
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Emmons,
Specialist
day ia Me
' plaza. .
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purchased the Coleman farm near
Mrs. T. Sanford, Mr. and Mrs.
thia city and la lookiag after this
W. F. Smith and daughter *and Vtshii.g at C. W. Fraley H o m e - of Medford, Oregon, end family new llghtit
p le itln g P . 8. Provosts—
Mi1®. Mary Stoner of Santa Ana. are vacationing at Gold Beach Standard I
property while here. ’
E. L. Plttenger, .all of this city,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W . Proq?
were business visitors In Medford C a lif. formerly a resident of and are expected t<f teturn jpbput
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«er of Loa Altos, Cal., pre «n«q<I- Visiting Parents— . ,
Ashland, arrived In the city re the 28th of A&gugt?
Saturday.
Hasp» For School—
4ng a few days In thia city vlflt-
Mr. and Mrs. Herachel Selvey
cently to apeud a few days visiting
. BqUtoa Buateq. who has spenjf jng with Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Pro- and two children of Los Angeles,
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BluhiU Cheese at Schuermaa’s at the C. W. Fraley home oh Surplus of Labor—
Chris Gottlieb; in charge of the the bumtqcir months working over tost on Meade street. M r. and Cal.f are here visiting with Mrs.
ocery.
29 »-tf Mountain avenue.
Free Government Employment in Klamath county, returned to Mrs. Prosser are stopping at .¿the Arivey'a parents, Officer and Mrs.
Phonograph repair. Fix-it Shop. 1 Fred Rapp's guaranteed mel bureau In Medford, believes that hi* heme to bo present for the op (Jthia Springs hotal while In Charles Clause.
tons. None genuine without the there is a surplus of picking la ening of the fall terbi at the Aslt- ■Ashland.
1OO Cars Shipped—
stamp. Headquarters at Pump bor. Hundreds pf men, wotaen land high achpol. ’ f I ** »
* Close to 10* cart of the pro kin Center., Mellons on ice. and youths are employed i t ' the
The Russian anarchist who wag
ducts from the plant of the Beav- Tables for syvlce,-
captured In a New York barber
rrived In Ashland—
' »OO-tf racking houses ant, orchards of
the Rogue R|ver vqllejf harvesting
fcr Portland Cement company at
D r.an d Jdna. < A .£tm t9ohtpe* ■bop probably thought t b it was
Gold H ill left the company houses
gpmpaafad, bx ih elz daunbtaxs, ar- the Jftat place policy would evOr
Bicycle repairing, Work guaran the pear crop, and willcontlnue'to
ihla month. The" heavy shipments teed. greasing accessories, 129 be for weeks yet, Some dajra no
yivctt in - Ashland ~ Sunday from look for him.
fiave caused the addition of aevr Laurel -street.
1 their homo In Portland, . Oregon,
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days there ia an urgent demand to
oral more men In the sacking and
» and are guests at
TRpmM 'o r
be filled at once, •fc » - \ - j
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warehouse departments.
I Mrs. Stratton’s mothW, '.MM. I T
From Roecoe—
B & toY A ttBA LTK r. OOM-
i B. Wood on Laurel shriat, -,Mrsw
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rach, resi
' < FftUrdffiTiF OLD AOB
Stratton was formoq}^ M lM Jboale
dents of Roscoe, Calif., are spend Loosely*« Gone H o r n e -
Lee Wood of th iao iV t.* X lM Mar-
Keeping the body la good phy
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Loosely, who
ing several days In Ashland as
;ba Sluts of Portlm d is Also a sical repair Is the boot posslblq
guests at the home of Mr. and have spent, the pjyf weak as
xguest at the home of Mrs. M. E. Insurance for a healthy enjoyable
Mrs. Ollie.Ledstrom oh Oberlin guedtd kt ihe « b m i,o r M r. and
days in San Fr$irisco,r.€al„ «
C liff Payne
makes French street.
Wood.
old «go. Kidney ailments aspec-
Mrs. P. 8. Loosely at Medford, re
tending thsdanntfa? Btftets’ Wes
doors.
turned to their home . In --JFort
|aHy should bo avoided because
which is. being held' in ’that city.
thq lUfUpg poison* loft In the
One of the large »3.00 dolls— Klamath Sunday. ;«Br^ Loosely
Visitor From W olf Creek—
ayatkm iw'ough Impaired kidney
which you can get at Franklin’s has been undergoing medical
Ashland Kiddies latreeskbd« ^ .
C. L. Smith, a resident of the Bakery for 99c— will fickle the treatment in Medford. The Loos
Ashland kiddles are consider and bladder action pro a moat
Among those who . register^
W olf creek district, spent Sunday kiddles. Let us explain.
ably Interested > la ’ the • largo »3 frequent < cause of painful and
301-tf ely family are very well known in
yesterday at the Ashland Hots
in Ashland visiting at the C. D.
this city.
aqrious
disorders,
backache,
ware:
Mre. Orah Nichols, Wobl dolls which the Franklin Bakery
Haney heme. Mr. Smith has gone
Dr. M. B. Shaw will be In
is giving their customers for a weakness, rheumatic paina. «von
np tn ,U » , Daift, Jpdlan to spend her office August 2».
FO R S A |B :—
biff IffindTkJf Clfji, Mo.; ,-A^ Shurloy, Joplin* Certain number''of Wrappers' from loss of health. Men and women
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Md., and E. «H? Gordon. Portland!
old papers 'fo r < dime v at Tina
bread ami 9» qqats, -Taro of tbe
nee nqd, .recommend
Orbfon.
Tidings office.
dells are displayed id tk * window
diuretic to maintain
Left for San Francisco—
of the bakery and
youngsters perfect kidney action. Satisfac
Miss Pearl Wardle, daughter of
Left For H am lo »^ '
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tion guarenteqd.
Bold nvnry-
Mr. and Mrs. R. L- Wardle on Patients At Home—-
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Third street, toft last night for
Mrs. H. W. Frame of Talent r l f r . and Mrs. Frank Crouch
San Francisco, Callfj, where she and Mrs. C. A. Ellason on Hatga- and daughter Miss Isabel on Cen
will spend two weeks visiting with dlne street In this ’city are pa tral avenue toft Sunday • morning
TODAY AMD T0M 0RK 0& relatives and friends. W h i l e tients at the Barbar Convalescent fo r the' coa»tr where they will
there, Miss Wardle will also' at Home on Granite street.
spend- a two weeks* -vacation kt
bandon by the Sea, ¿ -
tend the Wedding of her cousin.
Gylda Hetty
Rapp watermelons at Holmes
Miss Gylda Selby, who has been
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Crocery
n. T \ cw-riuntyr, T xsm
Ke«i*aiffa f m
Francis hospital at San Francisco and John E. .Dadquest, Seattle,
Just received 38b. foot cane of tor the past year. Is spending A Washington, and M r end Mrs. C.'
auto glass; bring your |u to glass two wosks* vacation In Ashland kt F; Madsen. Pledlhont, Cal., were
work to. Jordan's mill.
,»7»-tf the home of her parents on Third among those who spent last night
at the Lttbia Springs hotel.
street.
at 10 o'clock Today
Considerable exeitement result
ed this morning when the flue of
the furnace aVt^e Lithia Springs
hotel “burned out” and threaten
ed to rtart a blase in the build-'
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M ARK IJ Q IO R R AID
Federal Prohibition
Officer
Terry Talent and Deputy Sheriffs
Paul Jennings qnd Louis Jen
nings Moday ight raided a alleged
bcftieggat’a ‘joint n*8r'Prospect
and arrested two alleged dispens
ers of f i e Water, ap t eqa «seated
a touring car jin ¡which they ..found
a quantity of ihoonahioe liquor. A
further search of fthe Pqpepeot
Copco, construction camp ravsalgd
40 quarts of liquor cached ,awa|y.
.The mdb W rested Moaddy night
were given a heating Monday af
ternoon.
The firs in the furnace was
started'With a hasp of rubbish
following a boiler Inspection- The
rubbish biased up and the soot in
the pipe» started to burn, great
clouds of black smoke pouring
out of the chimney and sparks
(ailing in numerous places qn the1
Might Policeman Chas. Clause
roof. The composition roof la fire
will be acting police chief tor the
proof but the red hot cinders
melted the composition shlnglas. next two weeks while Police
In a number of places, according Chief Ctoorfe McNabb enjoys a
to Fire Chief C lin f/ Baughman. vacation.
Officer Clause returned to work
Furnace pipe were red hot.
The siren was sounded and Monday night after enjoying a
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fireman responded, watching the two weeks vacation.;
blase until all danger was past. <
Police Chief
On Vacation
Old papers for sale at The
Tidings office.
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Donora
In San Fraacieco—
Miss Margaret VanDyke, Cali
fornia Oyegon Power company
employs In Medford, who for
merly worked In the Citlxens bank
at Ashland, la spending a two
weeks* vacation visiting friends in
San Francisco, California.
Dr. Jaynes Here—
.* Dr. S. R. Jaynes of Ness county,
Kansas, who is now temporarily
located at Eugene, Ore., was vis
iting with J. C. ♦> Hopper today.
They were former acquaintances
in Kansas, where Mr. Hopper also
Mved befere coming to Ashland.
At the Oregon Hot*»— , - -
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^wherf savings aré greatest”
ELKS BLDG.
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ASHLAND,
T he August Events Hod Our
a Equipped to Take Care of Tour
oket, Sheet and Comforter Needs
A Fresh Supply of Sheets
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Piles of cool, white sheets and pil
low cases on the shelves of your
linen closet will be the result of a
visit to our department soon prices
are attractive!
*P«ncow—O ur O w r Brand
The following named people
were among those who stopped
last evening at the Oregon hotel :
C- Rtohards, Portland, Oregon f J?
L. Butler, - Seattle, Washington,:
and C. Mlteheanoa, Doe Aagelet,
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ATTRACTIVE NEW SHIRTS
I/eft For France
AYMNER BROS PRODUCTION
The tranqni) beauty of the
old South. Then the flash
and roar of the m i g h t y
events that made the Civil
War, with love in a flame
o f heroism.
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W eir McDonald, Medford dole-
gate to the Parte, France, Ameri
can Legion convention, to bo hold
there next month, has loft on the
first Jeg of his trip. He w ill stop
In Spokane for the Klwanls con
vention early thia week. From
there he will go to Now York City
to sail for Franco— Medford Mall
Trlbnne.
THURSDAY AMD FRIDAY
Extra/ Extra! t Extra!
Keith Vaudeville Road Show
E. T/XiAN PRESENTS
THE NAVIGATORS OF
ART AND NONSENSE
ng, Talking, Dancing, Comedy
5 ACTS o r VAUDKVTLLS
ALSO A FEATURE PICTURE
COLLEEN MOORE IN
“NAUGHTY BUT NICE
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WITH COBEABS ATTACHED
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Plaids and Checks in Vogue. <’
' ' PERCALES TO BROADCLOTHS
All Guaranteed Fast Colors
, SEE THE WÏtfDOW. *
Black Safin Frocks
I 25 a A nnw ersaty I
Double lipped red ja r rubbers,
3 dos. for 28c. Schuermaa’s Gro
cery.
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TMC^TMCATER BCAUTM '
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The Quality Store’*
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C harm ing B ed Spreads
A t a P r ic e R a n g e T h a t
New arrivals—Every one of these
charming frocks which reproduce
the style features of high priced
Paris models. Frocks of $ ptylp
richness and quality that we be
lieve are unequalled at this price.
Spreads of all kinda— aimple and
elaborate. The girl going to college
need one.
W h ite a n d C o lo r e d
DIGNITY
Channing New Cbats
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$49.75 to $79.50
.. RICHLY FURBED
A lavish and unusually decorative use
o t fpr marks these coats for women and
misses in rich, warm Fall colors qnd
|>lack. Materials are-soft suede-finished;
colors are those most desired for Au
tumn wear.
Large collars, so extremely becoming
to any woman, are high in favor with
coat designers; deep fur cuffs; some
times nearly to the elbow, are notably
new.
The styles are. chiefly the ultra-smart
straight and slender type, some with
chic narrow belts, others attractively
bloused.
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Dimity spreads, cotton and
rayon— ia several colora
Dignity 1* the Indispensable element In fnneral
lt the most elaborate equipment—
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method»—-are worse than wasted.
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Although Wo have kept folly abreast of the times,
our service has lost none ot the reverence and dignity
that to always associated with mortasry management.
Respect fo r the dead and consideration for the living
are Handed In Ahe proper proportions.
TRe areay kind
i onr friends are
In tbb conduct
etentlous efforts
words of pretoe wo h ive < motived
sufficient reward for th«v nnnraal
ot fttberale. We know that 6 *r
are Appreciated.
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No Fear of Winter Weather
If You Have Plenty iof BlankdU
Let cold weather come— the wise housewife
of her blanket needs in Augtiatl
Single plaid cotton blank- Q f i / «
etc sell for only
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takes can
W ool-m ixed blanket* in pretty
TuReral Direetorg
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Nickt Fhonea
^Salret^aa all wool, h a a d a o ( n e ' ^ 4 ^ M H H I 9 ^ ^ ^ S
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