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Celled ou Friends—
Mm. Mary Sartie of thia city
•pent a tew honre In Medford
Tuesday callin« on friends.
1 ■ Personal
W . Who reató* Mi the Bellriew dto-
tric tju s t setfth of the city, Made
• abort trip to Portland a few
«laya ago.
Engraved or printed cards,
with real ynletlde sentiment on
display and »ale at The Tiding«
office. Order youjs now.
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friends hnd transacting business
Mr. JPer wae *• visitor la this
f l t f several day« nap. when he
{pretend bis wrist badly
while
«ranking his («»toawiblle.
He la
still, carrying Ma apa tp h aUag. J
I. W . Raynor of San Francisco,
Back the 8ON8 In their big
hjr critics as was off 4 » “out-
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Ikandtag plays Y ^ t H f m r X ;
sad C. A. Marker of Seddin«, game Saturday.
■ted cosanunlcattoB. There-
California, spent Tuesday la this
. The Maroni Ôleen Players are
events«. Nov. I« . Routine
Fresh
P-NtM
Brittle.
city looking after harinees af­
making,
the firs t Americas pro­
sens. Visiting Brethren wel-
faira, They are with the United Pound. Sic. The PJasa.
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duction of 'T h e -l41Ue of the manner. .
sutás atubbqry conigany. ,
Field* by John«-Hastings Turner
TBo play «ets lta noma team
V. V. MILLS. W. M.
C. H. .Campbell of Portland.
Club Win Meet—
this .«all.
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the test of a sermon euotilngty Oregon, representative of t h e
Sec’y.
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The Rogue River Valley Col­
Women’i
Food
, , , Spalding company, is spending
Mr, Turner, In thlg.se la other reiwatod by the decgyw pu
lege Women’s chib will meet
iwqvhs, displays
item insight
The attention» are , h kg A l y this week in Ashland looking af­
November IS at the home of Mrs.
I tato human sature and an amus­ laughable, the U n ^ k y e bright ter business affairs connected
irge Dana on Granite street
P. O. Crawford, Siskiyou Heights,
yesterday looking after
ing comedy gift.
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and lively, aad: the double * love with his line of work.
Medford. “Carly, Autumn,’’ by
we affairs In Medford.
The
eoacerns a lovable ■tory to full of appeal.
Louis Bromfleld will be reviewed,
Xag lb h clergyman who has In o whole play form» g koqh study
by Miss Virginia Hale.
Social
Rhododendrons are in bloom in.
I daughters, twins, one ? thirteen of contemporary kodety’ and so­
chairman, Mrs. B. H. Hurd.
Cnrryjand,
and th e * stales bads
cial
foibles.
minutes the -elder. Their glUTd-
Football. S. O. N. 8. vs.
Snow at C. L — •
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srp swelling rapidly. The-autumn
boldt, Saturday, Nov. IS .
Monday morning there wae : % £ Eighteen pat'-of state cars were mother brings ns a birthday pres­
wggther during October has been
big
fall
of six inches of snow at; the tpgtstered Tuesday, Nottm ber fl. ent to one of them ton yards of
all that the most exacting could
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society a
rim of Crater Lake, enow haring A t the local branch of the state pink crepe de shine. Thé other
jek fan.— Port Orford News.
Harley Hughes, who has spent Thursday»
the is to spend a m o n th in London
fallen continuously over
the R affle bureau, located in
Lance Friday night with
the
past
few
days
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week-end.
Chamber of commerce building on with her that winter. She makes
Melody Hounds at Winter
the first male visitor anwlttlng-
the
Plain.
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looking
after
business
connected
Telegraph
den. Irresistible music.
|ly
responsible for the decision,
with ^his work la Corvallis, and ‘ _
English w aliuts, fl firn, for 7Ȏ.
i The girl who most obviously at-
Sehuerman'a/Grocery.
S«-tf ! A t The Ashland H o te l-.
visiting with Q-lends, left this
At the Oregon Hotel
morning for that city.
He |B
r Among those Who stopped at tracts him win go to London.-
Among the out-oi-town guests
prôvce to bo an sntiquar-
C IV IC CLVB P A R T T
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well ’known here hating played
o Ashland hotel Tuesday eve- I iL
w>o spent last evening nt the
Tuesday,
Nov. IS , 're«alar
ng were: Mr. and Mrs. G. R. VM*- One daughter tries modéra
on th ^ BOAS baseball team last,
Oregon hotel
tbto city includ­
The other
meeting turned Into a B i t t y .
ells of Victoria, B. C.; Mr. / ’fteppét” methods.
summer.
While -a -resident of
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Bridge.
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flflfl”
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and
fancy
work;—r
pn«t
Mrs,
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atts
of
Klamath
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Ashland, Hughes wae employed
poses and costumes, herself as a
Be at the game Saturday, 8. O. refreshments, admission. M e. ’
Mts Max Koehler of Sen Fran-
to lls. Oregon; and W illiam
D. •b y mid-Victorian maiden and
at Milter’s Toggery,
8. vs. Hulmboldt.
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Cleco. California; Mr. and Mrs.
R e u te r of Ooaklahd, Cal.
Wtai.
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tt,. Weis of Los Angeles, Califor­
Biggest Little Store in Town, Open Evenings.
I>UCk P — > l | y
nia, and Mr. and Mrs. C, G. Shir­
Accepted P oritioii—
Mr«.
Powell,
who
resides
on
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Come in and see what we have to offer before
Fred Taylor, H. D. McNair and
le y of Wenatchee, Washington.
Mtoa Cecil«, ^eo th , who
Hatley street- accompanied by hen.
A large assortment of exquisite H. L. Claycomb, all of thjs city,
buying.
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daughter Miss Baby Powell, have
Christmas greeting cards are on are spending a few days duck bees employed gt the Assoc!
Oil office In Medford, has so
Expert fountain pen service at display at the TRtlngs office. Or­
returned home teom Kansas,
hunting In the country surround­ e d « position with-Briggs A Bi
jrtaere they have^stotnt the parti
h art's Book Store.
der your cards early.
ing Tule take, in Klamath tounty. attorneys of thia city.
two months vtoltlQ>.with relativeffl
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and friends. They report a moat
By Daisy C. McGárry
Home grown Spinach at Scha-
erman’s Grocery.
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.’ Delicious apples, packed for
Football, 8. O. N . 8.. vs. H p £ -
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shipping. Schusrman’a Grocery.
i ¡T A,bl* Book’, son of ltr. and M it;
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boldt Saturday, N o v .'is ;'
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YBCTBILCAY THAT SHE
W. Bock of the Aahtond Cloku-
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ALWAYS KNOCKIN' HAS A HOOD
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People Visited (C. U —
WORD FOR.
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Ptreet,
and
Mr.
Cantrell,
both
stu-
W ITH T H E W Ä V
During the month past 8410
ANYONE/
t-T o m Turner, owner \ of the 8tead oi Friday. •
f dents pt the SontherW Oregon
/« H E ’S T Ä B A T E P .Ä T i
people, most of them
tourists
Portland baseball team, members WB* ®k<le because
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coming from various parts of the
of the coast league, spent Tues- Bn®h«r of football
,
«na m me AppiegftfQP district
Uni tod States, visited Crater Lake
day in Ashland visiting friends. PNaalng on attondl
Natlonnl Park, Which Officially
Turner fs well kM w n l i south- 'foSUtoH classic nt
closed Septynber SO. ’
’ Delicious.
W irie r
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era Oregon, where ho makes fre- Armistice I
WWdBt trip*.
Be at the game Saturday. 8. O. Spits, Jonathan and No
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Bo at the
«o-tf apples, Ashland F . A Pro.
8atarHay, 8. O. N. 8. vs. Humboldt.
Have yon seen the fine display N - 8- W. Hu
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We are always pleased when* we hear of some person who has put in a good word
of Christmas Cards at The Tid­
Fnliar Brushes, Phone SOO-T.
for
this ahop^. We are- genuinely anxious to please—to help folks become mere oom-
Football,
8.
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vs./Hum­
ings Officer Remember the stock
Lamw Bel
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Yortnhlalannd h a n n ia r
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Navy C. P. 0. Blue Flannel Shirts.
A great value a t. . . . . . . . . . $4.00
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Making Life Miarrabl»— > < ,
, Pursued by hnntova through­
out the day, hnntor»M>artIcdlar-
lx thpse shooting |a l o w e r
Klsmgth lake and Tula lik e —
ace now mCking life miserable for
dnekh and gvese by moonlight.
Attention
the situation
was
cnllod by one of the foremost
sportsmen in the Klamath baMjx
D f. W. R. Boyd.— Klamath Falls
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Browa,
sidenta of Copco, California, are
ending « -few daye in thia çlty
ritte« friends and transacting
According to, the Courier there
have bean no nmre cases of ln-
faatlle
paralysis reported
in
Grunts Pass within the past few
days and Indications point that
tbs disease has been eoatrollei
in that city. There are a few
convalescent esses hut these have
Be at the game 8atnyday 8, O.
a|i passed the danger period
N. S. ve. Humboldt
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Schools are gala* along ns tt
there had been no enforced va­
cation and attendance is increas-
Football, 8. « . N. 8. i
C. C. Nana, SaatUa, M. B. boldt Saturday, Nov. id.
teas. Portland, and Mr. and
ra. ,W . H. Grehe, Portland.
ara among. thoee who ápeat
The walls and ceiling of
tesday evealng at the Llthia Nair Bros, drug store on'
»rings hotel la thla rfty.
Plasa have been re-tinted,
ting ready for a thorough
cleaning.
Mc­
the
get­
Fall
No Worry
about whether yo*ur car is
Mrs. W . A. Cook
Beib'g. given the best of
on
R ook
the nast
two months-la Mnnsapolls nad
Dakota whors »ho went la an si-
fort to rognin h«r health.-has ro-
turnod to her home in this city.
Mrs, Cook is ta lly recovered from
’her recent illness.
forvice if you brin# it to
Öhr station.
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Bert Oils
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Bert WoiimaBship
Married in G. P^—
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Donn.H. Vollm er-of Medford
end Rose V. Wood o f Central
Poiat was married fa
Grants
Pass Monday events«, November
7^ by Justice of,the Peace C. B.
Rusk.
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Prices Reasonable.
iervice Station
BusincM Visitor»-
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George Griftits of Ashland was
a business visitor In Medford yes­
terday.
the SONS in their big
nrday.
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AI Jordan’s Army Goods- Store *
O B. Leatìh, Mgr. '
THE EARLY DAYS IN JACKSON COUNTY
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Four Hilarious Nights At
Nov. 9-10-11
THE 19th HOLE
OOLF SHOP
PUT OH BY
The Aiherican Legion and Lions Club
Ashland Has It
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THE THEATER K A im m .
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TONIGHT OHLY
TO THE PEOPLE OF ASHLAND,
GREETINGS :
EDDIE HARKNESS
AND HIS
Victor Recording Orchestra
“ The 19th Hole’’ Golf Shop will open tomondlr at 9 a. m.-
We have erected a driving net for the use of those ardent golfers
who thrill at the swing of a club and the “ smack*’ of • ball, rain or
shine, night'or dayi and for the benefit of those who wih be enthusiasts
forever after their first attempt. It is YOUR net; lo t YOtJR use,
gratia.
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We infite you to see our line o f WU W ite awei
yourselves with our splendid opening offers. *•'
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-WE ABB PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE TWIT
LING MR. NININGER’S ATHLfeHC GOODS.
And, that we-have some pleasant surprised in JHilckers, Cluto,
Bags, in fact,
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W E’RE SOLD ON ASHLAND
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The Regular American Legion
ARMISTICE DAY BALL
Friday Night, November ll-»Tickets $1
SOMBTHING DOING IVMKY HIGHT
Valuable Prizes Awarded For
r e v - a c o vk ud waoom contest
0 U A B U 8 T O N CONTEST
FIDDLKBS OONTE8T
BE8T DKE88ED OOqPLB IN COSTUME OV ’4»
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Om L-S NA1L-DBIV1N0 CONTEST
A N D M im rO T H E K VA EI0U 8 CONTESTS
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