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Business tn Medford - 1
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X>. M. Jackson of this city J Mr. and Mrs. M. Porter of Chll-
apent . short time In Medford i ? " 1“ ’ Or* * ° 1D’ 8pe,nt ^ " « a y In
yesterday looking after business the c,ty T,8,Un« * * • » * •
affairs.
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Annual Rummage Sale, Oct
food sale, Saturday, aDd 6’ • :SOa' “ to 6 * *
■October 1, Hardy's Grocery. 23-1 I
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Shop 4 ” “
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Normal school hooka and aup- ...
ftliea. ElharV. Book Store.
19-6 F ~ m
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Oet a Calumet
VIMtom
W. T.
E.
Fresno,
Ashland
Balloon
Schuer
From F r ea u e •
DeLano, L. Bratton and
L. DeLano, residents of
Calif., spent Tuesday In
visiting the city.
t Dance tonite H ilarity
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Medford, Dickey’s dance band.
- Large shipment hate. Felts of
all colon, also colored dress hats.
$3.60 to <4.60. Mn. L a r k i n
Crubb, 114 3rd St.
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The Claycomb Motor company
en the Pisaa, local Ford dealers,
report the rollówlng sales!
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Ford tudor to Robert C. Logan of
Talent and a Ford tudor to Edna
Hllderbrand of Medford.
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and dyeing process will coat the
government about 26 to 36 cents
tn Medford wyi spend $6000 tor
R a YHXP
tho construction of a concrete
D U A IH g V
warehouse on North F ir street.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 2$.— (U>) —
Bread and butter pickles, 25c Gene Tunney. king of the hegVy-
Jar at Schuertnan’s Grocery. <-tf weights, remains the champion of
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jthe world, the Illinois Athletic
We rent typewriters— Elhart's. Commisisen decided Tuesday.
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Jack Dempsey, may remain res-
For Fuller Brushes, p h o n e usant, but he mi)8t admit t .to a t
290-Y, Geo. D. McBride.
22-3* whatever hope be bad, if any, to
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be named champion on the. ground
In Medford Monday—
that he realty had knocked . out
A. H. Davenhlil, who resides in .Gene in that 'seventh r o u n d
the Bellv'ew district Just south of Thursday night, hpagone a gllm-
Ashland, spent several hours in mering.
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Medford Monday transacting 6usi- \ As everybody knows. Including
ncss and visiting friends.
Dave Barry, who refereed t h e
fight, Gene remained on the can
Typewriters for rent
vas for same 14 seconds after
Book Store.
Jack’s u p o s te re d flat mat hla
chin. Bpt the challenger forgot
to go Into a neutral corner, and
until he did so, the referee did
not start to count.
Actually, Tunney got up on the
count of nlnl. Leo P. Flynn, the
cue-champion's manager, squawk
ed long and loudly after the fight,
claiming Jack had won. The Com
mission upheld the, decision of
the referee and the judges, and
indicated It would reject any pro
test which either Dempsey or
Arrived 1« Aebland—
«Miss Pearl Monroe, who resides
la Cottage Grove, Oregon, arrived
recently to attend the Southern
Oregon Normal, where she was a
Normal school text books— El
student last year. Mrs. Monroe
hart's Book store.
has taken rooms at the home of
Mrs. Lulu Howard on Gresham St.
C liff Payne makes running
boards.
No investment pay« better than
good clothes. 8 e e Pauaerud’s
guita.
21-tf Arrived in A s h la n d -
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Woll of Se
attle, Wash., arrived In Ashland
Rummage sale, Oc4. 4 and 5
last evening, where Mrs.
Woll
Civic Club.
23-4
will spend several days visiting
her sister and family, Mrs. Anne
Left F or Home—
£, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Hyland, Wilcox. Enroute to this city, Mr.
Phonographs repaired
and Mrs. Woll stopped in .Med guaranteed— Elhart’s.
Ih o have spent the past month or
ford to visit friends
Mere In the city for the benefit
Cleaning, preesing and remod-
of Mr. Hyland's health, left yes
Re-cleaned rye, gray oats, vetch eling at Paulserud’s.
21tf
terday for their home* at Elmo.
seed. Order Henry Ford Ammon
Wash. Mr. and Mr«. Hyland w ill
ium Sulphate now, for spring de Carp ReKi^tered—
.vtoit for a few days in .Klamath
livery,
and saVe $10 per ton. Ash.
Thirty seven out of state cars
Tails enroute home.
F. &, Pro? Assn,
20-tf
were registered yesterday, Tues
day, Sept. 27, at the local branch
Bring clothing to Civic House, of the state traffic burean, lo
. ^Entertainment
and
dance
23-4 cated in the chamberpot commerce
Thurs. Sept. 3». at H ilarity ^hall, afternoon, Oct. 3.
Medford. Qlven by I. O. O. F.
building on the Plaxa. Monday, 36
and Rebekah lodges. Proceeds for Left For I d a h o -
out of state cars stopped at the
Mrs. Carl McCune of Dunsmuir, Medford bureau for registration.
childrens’ play ground Public in
vited.
23-1» Calif., who has spent the past few
days in this city visiting her sig- Htoppcd In Ashland —
tfir and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Snyder of Alaska stopped
-¿Mr. sad Mrs. D. A. Applegate Morris Plymate on Beach ave in the city for several hours this
returned yesterday to their home nue, left this morning for Idaho, morning to visit his old friend
®a Granite street, after spending where she will spend some time Frank Slade on Helman street,
the past two weeks on an automo with her parents. Mrs. McCune whom he knew many years ago In
bile trip to Klamath Falls, Bend. was formerly Miss Margaret Stev Alaska. Mr. Snyder was enroute
Band'on by the Sea, Roseburg and ens and wan employed In McGee's to Klamath Falls, where he hoped
rcveral other places of Interest in dry goods storeJn Ashland.
to find employment to r the win
Oregon..
ter, and he will return to Alaska
Let the UNION write your full in the spring.
-•cverage automobile
'eo, of course.
R e V ie W
inaurano«,
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Mrs. Dan W alker of thia city,
who had the misfortune to . fall
and break her wrist recently, la
spending a few days at the home
Visiting IH «bid H U I -
of her niece. Mra. Charles Chit
Mr. and Mrs. M. 8. Emery of wood in Jacksonville.
P«»t Urfnd. Oregon, who stopped in
Asiirgud recently enroute heme Visiting Mr«. W . M . Herbert—
from a vacation trip to San Fran- ■ Mrs. L. L. Smith, a resident of
< ibcc, Calif., to spend a few days Klamath Falla, la spending a few
v'uting Mr. Emery’s father, H. days in Ashland as a guest at the
«. Emery and sisters, the Misses home of Mrs. W . M. Herbert on
Hazel and Nina on VanNesg ave Church street.
nue, are now visiting with rela
tives and friends In Gold H ill, for Representative Here—
a snort time.
Almon Fortner, representative
of the Shoemaker Automotive
Htill a Shortage
Equipment Manufacturing com
There Is still a shortage of pany at Freeport, 111., spent last
fruit pickers, according to Chris evening in the city visiting hla
Gottlieb of the Medford United old friends, Mr. and M n . W. M.
States labor bufeau. This short Herbert on Church street, whom
age is expected tp Mat for a short he knew years ago In Illinois.
time only aa fru it picking activi
ties are gradually decreasing.
Bartlett pears for oanning
"In the Tuhney-Dempsey con
test,’* the Commission's statement
Tuesday read, “ Dempsey did not
immediately retire to the farth-
Returned to Ashland —
Miss Leila Patton .of Butte
Falls, Oregon,, who waa a student
at the Sputhem Oregon Normal
during the summer seaaloh, has re
turned to Ashland and re-entered
the normal ror the winter term.
Miss Patton was employed at the
J. C. Penney company’s store In
this city during the summer
mònths.
Former R e s id e n t-
Mrs. Herb Husaong of Medford,
formerly Miss Carmen Rose of
this city, drives to Ashland each
day to attend school at the South
ern Oregon Normal. ’ Mrs. Hus-
song is wall known In Ashland,
having been graduated from the
local high school.
Visiting Hist
a khraent,” said Col ChamWirgi j
“Dp to the present the army has
been unable to obtain the neces
sary whepawlthai to^pkdvldehekr
uniforms and stripping these old
MoHoruM is am m m U m M Io meat
the situation."
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fiaaatllad, i£a ahatroet of title
hag been brought up to date gnd
delivered to the proper state au
thority and the site has been aa-
lected by th< board of' regents.
What in needed next to get action
on -the eastern Oregon
normal
school which the people votei to
Portland haa $6^M>0,00d Invest haye established Whatever It la,
ed In public and private golf ♦ e are ready to do what la necea-
lin f a n
r
sary.^-La Grande District New's,
Protect Your Health With a New
Pair o f Zippers
CLAUDIA PARKINSON
Claudia Parkinson, who is
leading in the Baby , Contest
which la being held as a part of
.the Llthian Indoor Circus pro-'
gram.
The four dainty- young-
aterg entpked m thd» con teat are
running a ejdee race for first
Ifbnors in the contest.
.vast volume o f army clothing to
the fegulation shade without In
juring the fabric has been the
problem upon which the army and
the U. 8. Bureau of Standards
have been at work."
After many, experiments
the
process was worked out by repre
sentatives of the Bureau of Stan->
dards, the Quarternlaster Gener
al’s office, and the H it Products
Company of Chicago, and the la t
ter waa awarded the contract.
Rainbow” Army in Harm The uniforms will be. renovated
and Bitted in forty laundries at
onixed by “ Dyeing”
hrmy
posts throughout the Unit
. Process
ed States, Hawaii, the Philippines,
WASHINGTON— “Dyed In the Porto Rico and Panama.
gervice of their country” la t h e
" It la estimated thia atrlplpng
cclcrful phrase that w ill describe
3,600,000 khaki uniforms of the
United States Army which have
been on hand since the World
UNIFORMS GET
NEW “COLORS
Ladies Zippers
Made of a light weight black
cottoji jersey ¡ w ithr grey net
lining—
Ladies Galoshes
Those galoshes |iave cuff with
patent snap fastener as illus
trated and are shown in colors •
of Tan and Black with Jersey
lining—
$2.50 and $4.50 Pair
Wee.
These old uniforms, the newest
o f which date beck to 1918, will
be dyed the standard shade of
olive drab, according
to an
nouncement here by Lieut. Col
onel John S. Chambers of the
Quartermaster General’s office.
“These uniforms were made by
many different manufacturers.*'
sail Colonel Chambers, “and each
manufacturer seems to have need
khaki cloth of a différent shade.
The uniforms are of correct cut
and today are practically as good
avnew. The only thing tke matter
whth them is their variegated col
oring. Clad tn aach garments a
Mrs. Chrla Marx of
Eugene,
Oregon, who la enroute h o m e
from a several weeks’ visit In Los
Angeles, San Francisco and oth
er California cities, stopped in
Ashland yesterday and w ill spend
a -few day» here visiting with her
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Autrey, and uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beck of the
Ashland Cleaning ft D y e i n g regiment suggests a ra ta l« « » -
Works.
drees parade. How. to restore this 1
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Tires Than
Mason Hy-Lastic
and note these wonderful
ly low prices—
30-3/, ................... $ 7 .6 0
$12.20
32-4 ..
$12.80
29-4.40
$ 9.00
39-4.75
$14.10
$14.65
Black and White
Service Station
GL B. Leach, Mgr.
rnnsHmc
CHANO
Absolutely The Newest
Thing
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0 0 WORTH
¡L MDSE. FREE!
THE LITHIANS PRESENT
THEIR
DOOR CIRCUS
and FIESTA
A t Ashland’s Armory
SIX NIGHTS
OCT. 3RD T 0 8TH
Hundreds O f Dollars In Prizes To
B e Given A w Including
today
TOMORROW
A NEW 1928 FORD, FOUR DOOR
SEDAN.
From
$4.50 to $15.00
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See Them In The Window
At
Favorite In The Miss Popularity
C ontest
Hardware
Season Tickets, F ifty Cents.
The Winchester Stored
S t FREE!
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OF THIS WEEK
TO EACH PERSON GUESSING THE
EXACT SCORE OF GAME BETWEEN
ASHLAND H. S. AND YREKA NEXT
SATURDAY P. M.
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