Ashland daily tidings., November 15, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Wicks of
Wenatchee. Wash.) W illiam F.
Hopkina of Artsona, and Russell
H. Busk e f Yakima, Wash., were
among those who stopped v Mon­
day. Norember W . at the Ash­
land hotel.
W ill Sp*>ak—
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T. C. Baker, A cretarf i
Medford chamber of comi
w ill be the speaker of the i
the weekly luncheon of the
burg chamber of common
that city tomorrow soon.
J. Pabpaieer of Pendio-1
WS#.
Mim TwlU Rader, who la a at«- ™ Th® F“ “ *
dent at the Southern Oregon Ner-
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mal school« in thin city, apsnt} CARD PARTY — W o n o ’« Retomed to Ashland 1'
Dick Campbell, son of FU
the week sad at her home in Phoe- ) Bsseflt Association, I. O. O. P.
alx. Mlaa Raders has rooms In I
• o’clock. Wednesday. Nov. ard Posey Campbell who rpet
«3-8» on Bush street, has returned
PÌ» social and dance for young Ashland and doss not v<hy often ; 1#- Public Invited.
Ashland from Oroville, Califon
wple at city hall In Talent at get home for the week ends.
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where he spent several dayato
80. Given by Southern Oregon
For the first time In years a lng after business affairs.’ A*
abblt Breeders Association. Pub-
Home made mince meat Merley
: Invited.
«4-3 Circle basaar, Saturday, Nov. l i . marriage license was issued yes­ as he knows how, Mr. Cam*l
84-3 terday h t the Jackaon c o u n t y expects to make an lndefla
clerk’s office to two colored peo­ visit with his father la this eft;
Bngraved or printed cards,
ple. The license w as issued to
rtth real yuletlde sentiment oa
Fresh milk and cream,
Delicious home made
Earl Bennett. St, of Portland, and
ilsplay and sale at The Tidings man’s Grocery.
Roberta W»Hiam; 1 |, of northern Merley Circle Basaar.
fftoe. Order yours now,
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Nov. 18.
California.
Returned to Dunsmuir—
Mpeos Week-Bad—
Leroy Oandee. who spent the
Your only ehanoe to see
Eat more bread. Franklin's Su­
r Mlaa Laura Prescott of
this Armistice Day vacation la Ash­
city spent the week-end In Bn- land visiting with his mother on- perior bread. Healthful and de­ .“Land of Promis*” for 36c
14-tf-T-T-B 10c, Musical comedy gixOhJt
gene, where she attended the O, North Main street, returned Mon­ licious.
|a M«dfoM YeabM ay—
Epworth League of Medium
¡•‘.M r. and Mrs. George Spencer
A. C.-Ualveraity of Oregon foot day to his work In Dunsmuir, Cal­
Delicious,
W inter
Banana, the Christian chnrclp
tall game and visited with her ifornia. Mr. Oandee Is employed
on Oak street, this city, spent
Spits, Jonathan and Newtown cor. 2nd and B. Tuesday, 8
by the Southern Pacific company. 1
Sorority sisters.
yesterday in Medford, where Mr.
apples, Ashland F. A Fro. Asso.
Speneer was on'Jury duty.v
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*2 Sweet Potatoes • lbs. for 38c.
41-f.f
Haré yon seen the fine display
Former Resident Herp—
Bcheurman’s Grocery.
83-tf of Christmas Cards at The Tid­
IZ f t This Morning'—
L. L. Roberts of Portland. SM)*.-,
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Realise
*00,000—
ing« Office? Remember the stock
Miss Ells Pittengar, who has
Growers In Josephine* county stppped in Ashland last eveinlfc spent the Past few months in
Paulsernd’s for cleaning.
is complete now snd order your
this season w ill realise $80,000 for several hours to visit with old Ashland at the* home of h e r
‘cards early.
from thb sale of their turkeys, friends, Mr. Roberts having tor- brother and wife M r. and Mrs. J.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pace re­ . C liff Payne
makes ironing. one man is m eking a mighty good marly resided in this city, where R. Pittengar on North M a l a
thing with 450 of the birds and he was a passenger brakeman oa street, left this morning for Mon­
cently sold their new home on hoards.
will more than double his flock the Southern Pacific railroad. Mr, tague, Calif., where she expects
Queen Anne avenue, Medford to
neat year. Josephine c o u n t y Roberts, who la now in the auto­ to go Into business.
Donn H. Bollmer of that city. Mr. Here F o r Ceremonial—
•and Mrs. Pace both formerly lived
John H. Young of Rossburg, seems particularly adapted to tur­ mobile business in Portland, wan
enroute home from a business
in Ashland. Mrs. Pace was Miss Oregon Is among the
Bbrtners key growing.
trip to U>« Angeles.
Dorothy Ge Bauer before her mar- who are attending the ’ Shrine
Dine your friends at the Blue
ceremonial in this city. Mr. Young
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84-8 At*Hm O regon Hotel—
is an engineer on the Southern Flower Lodge.
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Among
the
out-of-town
vig<
Pacific railroad and Is well
Fuller Brushes, Phone 2»0-Y. ltors who spent Monday evening
Circle basaar. known In Ashlald.
87-tf at the Oregon hotel In thia city
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were the following named: M r.
and Mrs. 8. Waitland of Seattle,
Fresh Florida Grapefruit,
at
John F. Adams, patrolman 'in Washington; Mr. and Mrs. H . , B.
ßcbenrman’a Grocery.
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the «alleys and hills of C n r r y Collins of Cleveland, Ohio, itnd
county in the interest of the pres­ Mrs. J. B. Soule of San Diego,
v ,
ervation of game animals, has re­ California.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cope, res­ Vlstted in M*dfovd—
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Bateman, signed his position as d e p u t y
ident« of this city, spent several
hours in Medford Monday visiting accompanied by their two- eons, game warden. M r. Adams has
The apple season ,at Hood R tv-*»
with friends and transacting bns- spent Sunday
visiting w i t h served In that capacity for more
or
this season has been one of the' 1
friends la Medford. M r. Bateman than fifteen years.
most
unsatisfactory over exper­
is manager of the Union Oil com­
ienced in that section. Packing I C o v A t / n ê y p v X q
pany in this c ity .'
A large assortment e f exquisite
' Christman greeting cards are on o r the apple crop Is nearly o ver
display at the Tidings office* Or- and most of the central washtng-
plants are ready to close. Be­
[ der your cards early. .
eo-tf cause of the federal spray regula­
c tu io lo o k -*
tions, many growers there tried
to get by without using coddling
mdth sprays and thia, coupled
with bad climatic conditions, r e ­
‘The Q uality Store
sultad in a heavy loss from worm
Motorists making the trip to damage.
Semi-Annual Sample Sale
of
Klamath Falls Sunday morning
reported a light
of snow oa
the Ashland-Klamath Fals high­
way oa Hayden mbnntaln. The
ground was barey covered. The
foothills aoar Klamath Falla
showed a comparatively heavy
snow fall, although'there was no
enow In the city Itself.
LINENS
SA V E ONE-FOURTH
On Linen T able C lothes — Linen
Lunch Cloths — Linen Lunch Sets,
H and Em broidered—Linen Towels,
H and Em broidered — F in e Linen
Huck T ow els — Card T a b le Covers
—V anity S ets and Linen T ea Tow els
ALL AT A SAVING OF
25 P e r Cent
H. M. Morrison. who Uvee át
Talaat. , «a »h* PaeKic kighwby,
vacantly purchased a now Fordaoa
tractor from the Clawsorab Motor
company an/fie Fias*, local Poni
aosompanled by h e r’ co
tie, A, M. Clifton. Spent, of
•ad In.-Aehland visiting i pai
Working at Creeceat Laket—
Carl JH. Smith, Southern Pa­
cific employe yho has been em­
ployed in Dunsmuir, Calif,, for
several months, Is now working
at Crescent lake, In Klamath
county. Mr. Smith is well knoarn
In Akhland, where he formerly
resided.
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Lataat records, Bihart’s.
Raymond Cotter left yesterday
tor Gerber. California, where he
(a employed by the Southern Pa­
cific company, after having spent
lh« P*«t two weeks visiting with
friends In AshTIhd, where he
forkterly reelded and .attended
school. Ho
was accompanied
home by bis brother Albert, who
come up from Gerber two or three
days ago for a short visit.
RKAD TIDINGS CLAHHrim en
Mr. and Mja. W. H. Hodklnson
of Mt. -Shasta* City, Calif., for­
m erly residents on Church street
In Ashland, spent Sunday here
visiting with thetr daughter and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Au-
•tra yon Fairview street. Mr. and
Mrs. Hodklnson were enroute
borne from Bugene, where they
Epent the Armistice Day vacation
kt the borne of their daughter,
Mrs. Chris M an.
— trimmed 'w ith lace, those teddyn are
shown In Plpk, Green, Peach, Orchid and
Blue.
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Step-In Sete
USED
CARS
— consisting of Step-In and Brass!
each article is dalntly trimmed with h
and shown in Peach, Shrimp and Pink.
Bloom ers
Used Tractor
Used Tractor
62.80 Pair
savings are greatest”
PHONE 3
ASHLAND, ORE
ELKS B
There is a newer— more fetrtininc fashion— abroad
ese Fail days, and these slippers of glistening Patent,
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S U IT S
FOR H O LIDAY WEJ
».L U S T E R GLOSS
TOP DRESSING
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w ith twisted trim and
cut-put quarter, are most
-flattering to your fe e t
outsole having
semi - r o lle d
edge.
F or T he Coming
P arty Season
$3.49
You can wear them al­
most anywhere too. ' For
after-the-game teas, in­
form al dances, afternoon
bridge.
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JUST RECEIVED ON
APPROVAL FOR THIS
E v e n in g '
Dresses
Rubber Boots
,$5J0
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Anniversary]
Fancy Printed
M a li
Our Fire loss ia a thous­
and dollars a minute.
That1* one reason you
should be careful about
fires and careful about
your fire insurance. Thfre
are plenty of other rea­
sons too.
Thia agency represents
the Hartford Fire Insur­
ance Company and can
give you valuable hints
on preventing firee aa
well aa sound insurance
protection should a fir e
oom*.
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S h ortees
— These B|oomors, shown In — Trimmed with lace and con­
a ll colors, each agir la daintily trasting colors. Bach stylo is
trimmed and deeofeted in new quite different and original.
and unusual manner.
Ford Roadster
PRETTY LINE OF
Otto MegMiktoM**
Twenty oh« out of state cars
were registered Monday, Novem­
ber' 14, nt the local branch of
the state traffic korean, located in
the chamber of commerce build­
ing on the Ptasa.
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plate^and unique display of dainty underthlngs
n onr lingerie dept.— You’ll be surprised at the
Or RC which they are styled and the host of
sw kltr you. Bach article la nqw and quite dlf-
A Quick FastencrG ait-
er fo r women that keeps
WEEK, A VERY
Aprons, towels, luncheon
pillows, Merley Circle B<
8atnrday, Nov. 18,
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that will please the most particular
let lining, .w f.tn
W ilbur Chapman, who has
spout the past few days in Ash­
land visiting his parents and with
friends, left yesterday fhr Duns­
muir, Calif., where he le employ­
ed aa a brakeman on the 8. P.
railroad. Chapman worked for
several weeks, before coming to
this city, on a train between Port­
land and Crescent lake, Klamath
county. /
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Our Exclusive Pattern*
Yofb will be able to make
selection from a m u c h
larger assortment than
wajaaually carry in stock.
style* fai partii
Taffeta» Orap*
$16.75
Shirts that are distinctive la style
ad exceptional la value.. They are cut
rer our own specifications from fine
saUty, high-eount broadcloth».
Design wad pattern» have been de-
:k>ped to »uh the naan*» taato Sturdily
Jlored. Collar attached or »eparate.
Our 13-pound Union Spits
sell well because they wear
welL
Ecru ribbed, long
•leCved, ankle length, cut
f ulL At—
I /*: Men’*-* ' < "
Water Repellent
Work Clothes ’
P a n ts and C oats
Of Heavy, Special Treated
Cloth—
Automotive Shop
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