Ashland daily tidings., October 14, 1927, Page 8, Image 8

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naalam a Vtaltor—
R. D. Coen. a resident of Rose«
burg. Oregon, i s . spend Ing a taw
days In Ashland looking attar
business Interests.
Stm toat Ö M
So far Uus «.arm *<
cara bare baan rettetet
Oregou A gricultural j
Corvallia. 20 o t « h ie b
apartm uats avrr
tbu Ashland alfalfa, • room
Dolly Tidings oftieu. Mra. Camp« bath, hot sa d ««
is a daughter c f Mr.pind M m . Q m Ashland Rai
John Kaegl o a th s Boulevard.
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DRAWSCROWD
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N . A. Dore, a resident of Port­
land. Oregon, arrived In the city
this morning and will spend a
co u p le o t 4 a*p h ere ^ toan saq tin g
business and visiting friends.
Cliff Payne
pulleys.
M a ra ta e ,LW mses
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Marriage lieene« issued at the
county, clerk’s cffice in Medford
yesterday included: O. R. Adam­
son. 23, and Lois Robertson, 19,
of Eagle Point,, and W illiam ,C.
Dial. 21, and Maude Arent, 19. r t ,
Klamath Falla.
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E le c tr ic
S h op .
F lx lt
ir o n s r ep a ire d ,
At AKhlaad Hotel»—-
Included among the guests
registered s t loeal .-hotels Thurs­
day. October I S , were: Mr. and
Mrs. W. P. Barrie / of Oaklpud.
Cal.; Mr. arid Mrs. H arlsn of
San Pranciscc ; H. S. Falatrear o f
8tockton; D. W ilkie of Berkeley ;
W. H. Ballinger o f Portland,.and
Mra. Mari Krasnoff and George
J. Carroll of Seattle. W ashington,
K n iv e s sh a r p e n e d , F ix lt S h op .
Clig Payne m akes book stands. aaaall am ouat o f spe
aslde for ears, U yuM lj
niaa ;«r«
Purchaatag Agcwt Moved—
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H. J. Cochran and family, w ho eumpU<; U M titoy, «U
R ògito R iv er V alley-»-
a n d Mra. J a c k R o b in so n have been living at 363 Hsrga-
Nevada, are spending dine street for som e time, re­
a .f e w weeks in R o g u e R iver cently moved to a reeldenoe at
T71 High street. Mr. Cochran is
v.Mi«y J U k te g and 3tuatlbk. I
purchasing stguut toy tbe Calk braving Tomorrow—
fornis O reg o n ' Power company r/' Mra ftafft, • spcoh
Fresh m ilk and creai
oerm ans’ Grocery.
and has an office in this city« - her. daughter, M t s e p
w h o . hav>a beep fmW
Fire Losses (r
I Phonographs repaired » b 4 city tor many .j e a r s a i
Fire losses in Oregon,* exclu tuaraateed— E lb a n ’a 1
2 9 « -tf property on Alida
slve of Portland, dhrteg Septem
leaving tomorrow for
her, aggregated 3250,417, ac­ H ere T h i» W e e k —
Mrs. Harriet Dunning sg d son
cording to. the state fire marshal
There were a tptal of 67' fires re Earl o f Lakeview, Oregon^ who C lap p , ‘whip form erly v
p o rted , a n d
o f th e s e w ere o f spout a couple of dayp in Ash­ the C itizens’ bask, was
air ihcenStery origin.
land this week visiting with Mrs. data la the Llthlan J>
Dunning’s siste r ,. Mrs. Jennie contest, which was stage
Let rae ONION Write yonr fu ll Hervey, left Wednesday for Eu­ ly In, ooanecUon w ith J
¿cverage autousoblle Inanrance. gene, Oregon, where they w ill Ian Indoor Circus and .»
eo. o f oouraa.
31-tf visit for several days.
Redeem yonr Palm olive
Returner! to Ashland—
Crystal
W hite coupon
cheekb a t
»u p on ebecks
Frank Pbtter, form erly a resi­
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dent o t Ashland, who has been Schuormana.
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in Oklahoma for tbe past two
years. a has returned to th is city
wbp is employed'
and recently finished reroofing
Springs
hotel te
and: other repair work on the
-coverlag
nicely
residence belonging to Mm. H
opem ttbni W hich
L. Moore on Liberty street.
Mr. R ensley bad
Carl H. Sm ith, who is employ­
ed by the Southern Pacific com­
Purchaser! Tractor—-
pany te Dunsmntr, California, Is
Frank F ehige of this city has
' spending a few. days In the city
purchased a Fordson tractor from
visiting with friends. Mr. Smith
the Claycomb Motor company,
formerly resided in Ashland.
local Ford 'dealers on the P lssa.
Mi. , Fehige, who now has a
Dr. Charles A. Haines w ill be
ranch, was form erly in in the
in hia office Monday, Oct. 17th.
tr a n s fe r b u s in e s s o n B street. *
In Granite
W. H. George, general man­
ager of the Southern Oregon Qas
company, spent W ednesday in
Ornate P a u looking after busi-
lntoreeta.
Dr. Charles A. ’H aines w ill
be
la hia o ffic e M onday, Oct. 17th.
8 . D. D erraw s te PoHtaUg»-
8. D. porem us of the Standard
Cleaners on Oak street left W ed­
nesday tor Portland? Oregon,
where he w ill spend probably a
wedk or ten days on a pleasure
v is it Mr. Doremus also Is plaa-
nteg on. visiting In Aberdeen,
W ashington, before returning' to
bla hom e In this city.
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There are seven vaoaUcfee in
the United States in fan try rta-
tloaed I n C h in s ¡a c c o r d in g to th e
local U Z S. recruiting Stanton
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vacancies m u st be- f i l e d
beftip* the «“ d o t the BM uth, fin e
to th e fact that an arm y ’baht
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wW leave B aa Francisco for the
otatoee, 10 Ibe. “ “ a* e lr ,y to N o*»tek er.-^ M fcl-
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Non Is the tim e to have your
clothes cleaned and remodelled-
^aulcernd’a.
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34-tf
i The Swedish L. M. Ericsson
Yhlephoue Company la Uew' in*
From ta r pad w ide in the Ash-* stalling an autom atic device In
land trade district cam e hundreds the session room of th e Riksdag
ot shoppers to Aghlaad Friday i
H e lsin g fo r s mpklng it pos­
morning to tahe advantage o t the sib le, t o t a k e a p o ll.o f 200 votes
sm ashing bargains which w ere bdl * i , d h t a » ^ seco n d s. Simitar ap-
(ng ottered at the Baders store ga< 4 ppritus' w hl shortly ba put up la
* »»rt o t th e b i t re-o rg a n J sstlo « t | e rooms o f the two chambers at
of the ion g-estah liA ed and w ell S tockh olm .
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k a trim lecaT m ereáhtlle establish­
i.LOu the desk o t each m em ber
ment..
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> /}■ th ere w ill be two buttons mark­
When - the dfore* r t the store e t “yes" add “no, "W ad an elec­
were opened ' there were eager
tric bulb. When th e proceedings
bargela-fauntUus standing in
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begin, the chairman gives a
e h ie ft^ e x tq M « aerobe the Signal ligh tin g a green llfcht, and
• A < ew J»«UJltoe before the
the m em bers, have to da Is
of gjsejsto re w ere opened
jp a a s on^ ’ 4^ Hhe buttohs, ,-ae-
traffic wee kept cleared a w w by
to the way they wish to
Officer Sam Prescott end e ’ curding
pic­
c^st
their
gptes. If a legislator
ture of the great throngs around*
thp doom eras , taken. ' Special w pnU to register a blank to ts ,
g ifts wpris given th e first 16 w om ­ he preaM s both buttons.
en entering the Store.
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Throagh the -columns' e f Thp
Dotty Tidings the «Manage o f the
.Mm. Mary N eville, son, Elmer,
■ale and the extraordinary values and wifq and baby, who h a v e
Which wsrd belng offered w > a aqjiat th e p a st few w eeks la Ash­
carried throughout th is
sectiofi la n d aft the hem e of MS. and M$».
and the great throng w as ready to Wx Mv Barber on Granite street,
take advantage o f the opportuni­ feip ect. to-. leave tomorrow fo r
tie s th e s a le offered.
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The big store has beep crowded
throughout tho day and shoppers
have refceteedqu lck iand efficient
(Camps of
service from tjto great -staff of
i Ashland a
sales people who were employed
'aérions ill-
to assist tn the sale.
o th er, Mm.
resides in
Dr. and Mrs. A. L. M ademan,'
Dr. J . D. R ickert, accom pfa|pd
who reside to Raymond, W ash­ by his sister L illian R ick ert''of
in gton, spent Thursday In A sh­ E lgin, Illinois, passed through
land visiting -the city and beau­ Ashland W ednesday sveh id g bn
tifu l Lithia P ark -» The doctor route to h is hom e la M edtofd.
and . his to fe w ere very, much , im ­ after having sp e n t t h e d ay matt­
pressed w h the scenic attract­ ing Crater Lake. Tkey returned
Shot CWeghf*-—
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ions o f Ashland and Its surrounds
K. N. Thomas, Southern Paci­
Ing country an<T expraased the. eordtag to Dr. R ickert the
fic employee in the McCredie
wish to return som etim e te the are in jjood^condlO pR
Springs district, shot a large fa»«
hear fufebre. ' ‘ T'
' K jff I
m ale cougar recently when the
cat ran p ast hhsi to d a ja u lt of a
P«U C. 8 . JU dhai^bi)^
>es. ( Word has been received la
Ashland o f the recent m arriage
H o f C. 8. Richardson to . Mm.
Mabel^ Case t e Portland, Osagoa,
w here Mr. Richardson has been
sr s en‘P,o >*<l *1 the 8tew ard hotel
the since the lodge at Orator Lake
idle -e1*o.M 4 tor the w inter season.
^er Mr. Richardson form erly was
eoaneeted w ith the' L ithia 8»»in<s
t | h o te l te Ashland and a»id< many
’ rrifehds te th is city daring h is
Stay here. Mra. COss also , lias
rtsttdfl here several tim e»., and
T~< 'made a num ber pf acquatot-
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ed i n g rea tly Increased m ile a g e to
let pa dem onstrate s ' practical
xas sawing t&evicu at «hr samenee.
O p en in gs to r lo c a l dUtrlnutora.
W U rhated Distributors. Bex i l l
C entral Statute, Portland. 37-7*
F O R RAUB— Concord
grapes,
> •6 O berilo. P h o n e '2 2 3 -R . John
H s in s a .
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17-3«
W A N T S # *— Middle aged wo­
m an’for botti»work for tw e womr
MKAXINGNBi
an in Crescent City, C a t Perman­
F IG IR K 8 « s
etti béfese. - Borne wages, tas­ HYMBQLH, <1
antes 1 6 7 Palm A re.
t » T -l*
HLLKIK te a
SICKNESS SELDOM
BECOMES SERIOUS
WHEN
Antiseptic
’ Sprays and
Gargles
WITH o »* « ft . 4
THOHE tfatoss. T hat to for
YOl’R protcctloo. W e
H A V E taw - mwisteved
PHARMACISTS here d» o w
HTORPr wad
EVERY preecrlpttoo la ’
DOUBLE checked to
INSURE Its aeewsary.
are used at the first sign
of throat soreness.
Results, have proved that
we are suggesting the
t e s t .*
P. S^—W e ore not ta
for OVR h m lth tom for YOURS.
Lithia Springs
Pharmacy
H. D. H ills, Grants Pass, w as
appointed as a member o l th<
Credentials com m ittee, R. P. Cow*
gill, Medford, and Olin Arnspigeri
T sleh t. warn among thbse nam ed
to serve on the R e s o lu tio n s com­
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PE R M IT S o f m
HITROTITCTIOW.
EV E R Y dyngglai
R E Q U IR E D by
McNAIR BROS.
Agent for Owl Products.
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OFFERING THE VERY 'LATEST IN U P -T O -T H E -M IN U T E STYLE IN*
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Foreign Devils
cé goods that will' be
Ihd it is to the ad-
selecther materials.
Here are a few ’extra gpecptla from our eloaipg out sf
of special interest to yon. This merchandise Is «¿Hi
vantage of every wise and thrifty jhopper to dome e
WITH TIM McCOY
EVERFAST
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EVHKèAHT. PRINTS
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There are many beautiful shades ta th is ex­
cellent high quality m aterial. " You w ill want
to edme ttarly and m ake your' belectloas <t this
unusual price.
ALSO
sa d patterns Id Bver-
■ints. T h is m aterial w ill
dressas s a d play clothes
B eautiful new.
fast gad Peter
mana excellent
fo r the klddlee
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Beautiful pattante
m a teria l w in M s’
You w ill w a n t lb
of this te s t a r t e li
a r t test tong. > ?
EVERFAST VOILE
This is a very beautiful m aterial tor making
dainty underthtags.
This m aterial has sold
regularly a t 76e a yard and at thia price It
affords- an u n u su a l' saving.
FIELD,
OHlOAOe.
tine aprons and drsasos.
is early tor your selection
su m a t th is pride U wlU
1a this Matot
colora that V
wehr. J i has
the vaine cas
Sports styles with beautiful Fur Collars—Full range of
wo htote a wide seM ttlon of
m ake m o s t , beautiful under-
$ tegttlarly at 60c a yard and
«ho pqoalled anywhere.
NaturalBridgttArdiShoes
IMPORTANT BOUND
50 Coats in this great special offering—Both Drees and
for $1.00
Thin Shoe is mode with a specially qonstruetod gnd Amoealed steel shank 1
preserves the shape of the shoe, gives support to the amh and ease to the f
The shoes are sctfcntificBlly made/which insures com&rt and 'Wear. They h
good style in black and ton leather and are madfe in ctjtoWkalion lasts .which
Round for Roun
Winter Coats $24*50
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2 Yards for $1.00
>NTEST
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A wide selection df eolors In thia m aterial
th at w ill makh beaatlM I house, and school
dresses. T ea wW never he able tp equal this
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Colors and sizes. See these garments hi our show window.
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Admission 50c
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GREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED HERE
FOR SATURDAY
CRINKLED BED
SPREADS. Sitó 81x108
$1 -98
66x80 SINGLE BLANKETS
Plaid Patterns. Each
70x80 FINE WQOt ..
BLANKETS. Pair
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36 in. OliTING FLANNEL.,
fancy patterns. Fine heavy
quality. Yard
LARGE SIZE BAJH T O W ^ I ^ -
Made With fancy colored
Borders. Each
STITCHED COTTON BA3&
Full Comfort Siie.
Each
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WASH CLOTHS
ih white only. Each
PURE U N E N CRASH
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3 Yards for $1.00
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■made of Satin Crepe, Charmeuse Satin, Wool Flannels and
O m C IA L MOTION PICTURE OP THE
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