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Newspaper Page Textr iBHEWro WEEKLY TOCTOB PAGH THRE LOCAL AND PERSONAL at the home of W. J. Dougherty on Oak street, They left yester dy In their cur for Turlock, Calif., MONDAY'S NEWS . where they expect to make tholr Mr. ami Mrs. M. E. Paget u home. Portlunil, whu have boon guests of Mrs. Pagxt'B Bister, Mm. C. V. Mrs. J, Agnr und buby and Es Chuttln, for a few days, left Sat- slo Olomlennlng of Ager were urdny evening for Han Francisco, week end guests In Ashland. Today they expect to start for New , Zealand, where Mr. Paget is tmm-j The cur Mousing to G. !I. Bll ager of the JOlllson-Whlte Chun- lings wua tuken from In front of tuun.ua courm. in that country. ' Ihn Mothodlat church yesterday Thev uro making the trip by way' morning, where tho owner had of the Soutli Ken Islands, parked It while attending service, 4 Mr. and Mrs. M ('. Hoeil weieiHy found on Uio Hawthorne recent dinner fiiests of Miss Helen school grounds. Some of the wir Curlton at her new country hoiuojng toui out, but it was oth out of Medford. Miss Carlton. orwlso uninjured. Who spends her summers in South-j . eril Oregon, expects to leavo Tourists from Hillaboro consist ghortly for her home in Klizabeth,! ng of Mrs. V. Brogden, W. Hrog N. J. Sho will muke tlie trip by den and Virginia Brogden, were way of Southern California. I week end, guests at the Hotel i Austin. Others of the pnrty wero . ; Mrs. Bay L. Slierwln, Mrs. A. H.i E()lth Brogden of Puyallup, Wash., Fraclit and .MrB. I., li. f ierce wenljnn(, Amyr Jllre(1 of Tacoma. ilown 10 nieuiori yesieruay, can-; log on Mrs. Charles V, Young. I hi. identity. Tb, m.n w.. o.ni Th. Stat. Exchange ..ore o!tog ' tU oMhU .l' , a a ith Fo.t Main street wu closed; lights 01 me cuy a." mey emneu um prim in uii iwniiiuB"- x".i"" v. -mi -v.B , iuiisi nniig ray oi vitmgnt into tn.t south on a flat car loaded witn mk ,,,n Denutyito be invading th! section foriParthall of Montague, daughter; It is not to be wondered that Eve live, of scores of orphan children, lumber and was found on top of Thursday "e" .hhaBi,everal hourg. Although the dark- of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith of fell for them. Mr. Johnson sent at the same time brvglng them up tne lumDer iimeim ...... - receiver ness covered their flight, from the' Ashland, was first priie winner in a small branch on which U to real manhood and womanhood vulsionS. Traveling; companions. . been put in cnaige " the!,0(lnd lt appeared that all the of luncheon cloths in the art choice Spin wero clustered, thick under the best possible 'environ- gave conflicting stories as to what is appointed, it is expeci reMte1 nwdle d8plrtm9nt. M currants on a spray. Nowhere ment. was the matter with him. He was matter will be adjusted an la re , tWQ mor dayf of; in ths valleyls pny flner frull lua.. taken to the hospital and neverjcelver appointed some "'"e 1 ! cn;ed 8eafl0n ,n 0reg0Ili and were , Cashier J. W. MCoy of the First raised than Mr. Jchuson has In -T . regained consciousnes. He ap-day. in order that the i store may , ;h(. Xatol)a, Bauk u r,,set from his his orchard, and the thanks of an ' gVV LC3SC 01 peered to about 45 or 50 years of j open for business by Monday. ;huuting 8ea8on openeJ the i6tllliesk several days this week, aV r.pple-loving office force are ex- . .. age and had no Identification ! . th Isistingin moving his household tended to him for his beneficent LUC I II T 0 U 0 ll V. him I "" uu . i.:. .i.l., (f. IllUinn u ""i t . T-i 4 1 .. .1 .kACA IhOT I V ; CI I CV IB H'llll II i O l"l ('..WIVIHV Kill, :"ome ,r0m 'OI"a"" Mr. and Mm. K. A. Tumey ofi0 Almond street to the one he Hubert N. Standfield, candidate a a lr l niteu stales senator on trie H A HoBiin and wife, who have lanublicau ticket. be the chief speaker. This meeting in tne east. ,,h ! lumbia over night. j been spending the past summer today In the inlerei ts of Ins ram- "My wife und f will be 8"i yea-.i will be held ot the home of Mrs. she hud a very pleasant time witUi Gl'ubisch camp on the Cieen puigu. Ho was met by a nuiuhor voung next bi-tbd tv a'ld consider Jlllson, 342 Vista street. her friends, Ashland looks so good Tho iMe ,,, of ,he new Ford Springs mountain highway, wer.i ot the members of the lo, al re- 'h:" ",e J 11 ' rjr,.',r' h'' to her that she feels now that Ehe:Raraarerapaly r93Umiugsllal)e Asil.in( visilnr3 ,his W(.pk. .publican .-lub at an informal VIZT ioZVHh E. E. Phlpps has been appointed , will never leave again. , .ln(1 are waiting ql,ite noticeable; 4 ' luncheon at the Hotel Austin at v,. were eoiile dorr hil! fast hut receiver at the State bxcnange 'appeatance through the scaffold- Mrs. J. K. MrQullkin expects to ,100I1 .,. whl,h tiinr Mr. St-.uifield the Cascade has otni-o which wus closed by the' Mrs. Meikle ot Berkeley, a ""-' . , ,. h . itBV tomorrow mr-niiiK for Port- ,,i i,,i n,i;ir,5 health as we hav " .. . ..i.l.,. ,.f l,la '"B- '" . sheriff last week. The store was mer wen Known - Mpnt mKer g, the ew rU(.(,lr(, Ia,i to spend the coining winter, orened this morning. 1 city. wHtes to her Ashland friends attra(.tng lnucll Bterest n thati , .that she expects to visit here some ' f tRe c-liy Mrs. F. V. Smith of Hornhrook SATl'KDAY'S NEWS .time about the 20th of this month. ; d ' ' ,een tho sues! of Ashland ! Mrs. C. P. Newton is back from ti lends tills week. 'urhitix run nnooieL man At the W..C.T. V taVomoPBd, PeTVVr.tVrnlM Aril., and Regina New.;,,,, occupy on Terrace street. row afternoon, sirs. n. ..- ,. f Chicaso were among the will from an extended vis.t wun menos, A search was instituted by the po"-s, a former Ohio woman, win mm . . - ' lourlit. 8toppillg a, the Hotel Co-, -. 1 ha tllA f!HPT I CnKer. 1IUH II1W11I1K IU Ho . .. ..!!. Mf nllii Ml'M. .1 llll II 1 1 . H'll lf. lln Itin intaullttf rnr WttH fill' I ' KM Internal Baths Mr. E. Shaln of Srnta Cruz. C?l.. in uie iviv, ,i n Nellie 1:1- is In the city .finite- Earl Utter, former AVestern l Union messenger boy, who has Mrs. A. It, Wright left today for been working at the overhead .Takltna, Wash., to mako an ex-: bri,Ee on ti,e pacific highway east tended visit with her daughter' . Ashland, has entered the local Wostern Union telegrapn jiuice for the winter. He will serve as messenger while, learning teleg raphy, after which he will work as uu operator. 4 Tourists from Pundas, Minn stopping for a rew days in Ash veti US "II ,11 not enjined lu vrars." The ".I. II. I.. Casrat!"" cleanser, Wll.l, IXSTITI'TK th, lower Intestine its entire t'llll.DltKN'S HiiMK ut ii and ke.-ps it ahvajs free The Oregon Woman's Christian !'" poironon waste i nonsaims lesiity iiuit i.ntis' i- ...V.,...-D tiomurooK, wuere sn nau un-ii land at the Hotel coliimnia mis , Ashland today is Liyoe ; oppn(li1K 8evPral ,lnvg visitK n. week are H. n. Hoover aim iam- tne man wno soio om m uum- ily.'F. A. Emery and wife, J. C. ! ness here and left this city early Hatfield aud family . n the summer for the middle west ArtBur F. Kinz and Frank H. lrs. J. S. White. ! ! Mrs I'uter Murray of Talent was! jiin Ashland visitor and shopper, Saturday afternoon. - Mrs. J. C. fiibson. who recently! ((jolbM ,eam de. ,oved to Ashland from Yoncalla,, (eRtp(l QnntM pa8 eeve on is quite sick. She has been taken . , , ,,......,, n,-,i nn 10 me uoiiiu oi tier uaiiKiuer, HiiMiti.init. I moil in, n'l i.i t . u. ..... .. . A A peuon. inoigefion. M'iniaru in ' mi- m. Ur nf Norton. Or- " U,K ' 11 ' hl - Hiliousn.-s. IL-dach. , . reus lioni". the avancemenis for all the many s-r'ous trim; a.iv.., ami friends. ! on. Baa returnee, .o uu.su n- whirl, they cans, rre absoiut A 1 I senior year at Ashhnd high. Her ' ' . . and .r--venrd by this . Mr. and Mrs. James Archibald, many gill friends arc glad to wel- ' ' '' ....' ,.', ,., t: i - Tieatni '! '. ' .:. .,li, Ihon. . . . .. ... appro.,.,, ,r.e - no , nun , i'nlis s Ir'.lu Stfire. 17 K wun iuh BO nave oeen ii.iob ,u r.. .--. ( Co,m,s.don. and plans are St.. will h- i.,d to show " - i-iiiLtj , tr7 . "' , ... . , f. .,, I t.. inc. .1. i l.- v isiaoi ex a Barnes, the two ycung men from i Mr Co6teii0, with his family, has' ()regon visiting friends for a few' Albert Johnson uas imi"i ' ' , .i;pl,. operation and w: Toledo. Ohio, who have bought a fc ,,: v.p,iVelv tlirouch t ..ni m The Tidings office with a liox oi "' f. ,0M ,"ini,-t. ali farm near Tale,,,, went down thU,Kan8a, Mlssour, I!Ilnoi8 and ok- t0' lne coast C0lllUry. They'app.? from bis ut t or- -t ' J morning to taKe possession. , lahoma looking for a location, ,irove-down yesterday from Orants cnuro, wihcii i " ...-- - ci;1a, n Internal Bathing fd nn Ton ure.aii. always iresn. i. .n ,,.i i.nn, ihr ire i j .,.o mit. in.-or me vaio-y nr u ; ' fn. ' It 'hich Iver uctiiiK ng for '. will ! in Mr. P. B. Whitney is up 'so many more drawbacks than in .,n,i friends, from ; . . . ' , ,. ... l. Grants Pass spending a few days Ashland, they could not be suited CI. W. Allen, where she is being fared for. ! the second down at the start of tho game, Vance, playing quurter for Medford, was knocked uncon- . . .. . . . .... .... .... scious while tackling a Blue and lowing guests registered: C. O Rice of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs with her many city friends In this Mv wife Is very much afraid of J. C. Reynolds, "-pecial agent of ilichtnine." Mr. Costello remarked the Department of Commerce, is this morning. "The first night in the city collecting industrial Thesn annles ere of the Winter Home ' nanatm Delicious rnd Suititenbunf Under real homelike conditions . t.i-ni. n-a fhn utotlutina frt tl.A P.iVPril nieitt lld .. . . , , u,.i wa were in iiuuum moo -" ".M..n..v.D Portland guests ut the Hotel, vi , P,.,mri for! I . .. T D.,. Mnrv I i worst eiecmca, a.uim iu. u.uu . i Aust,,, are L J. Eraun, Mary u Then, every manufacturing, mining or; Braiin. Anna C. Braun, C. W. j,,., un if. ...... , ,, : when we EOl lo UKiaiioiiia wr .miciu.iuu umms .n.- jc... . . - --i White man and has been In a se-. Schulze, . J. .Maii.iouse anu 'I , cyclone. That finished you have not been visited by Mr.; i,i ,t. it was re- Cline.. Other gues'i at that hotel ; ' Klce of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. """" " , 5 , 1 uce of peattle; W. C. 118 Ior "lal tou,ur' uuu ' '"J"""- ; " " a .. .. ... r,,.t ,.it ported that he war unconscious nre ij. J. uce 01 , . Ashland ub fast as the ,or on your city nnd materially. Gl.ro; Mr. and M,s. Jens C. Pete .t of the time for over six hour, . Davis of J' A; could carry us." Mr. Cos- assist him if you would see him.. t 'and although at the present time Clnren of bacramcnto. t,aitn Rtntefi Ashland looks mighty or call him at the Columbia Ho-' Boa 01 aacum.mu, u. u. .,., not'Foley and E. Harrington 01 - - - j !.!!U, Ji"t "I'8, n Unown. It is believed that he will Francisco, and Ju.ius Heaping fSLt-UI US Ut 1 1 vouo , . mj. 1 good to them, and they are most tel. . noln A A ... .1 -t.i ti,. ai,1....,l K'l.Moth Vtlla n iitn ,ey of Crescent City ; J. M Put- - none tne won, . c B. Lamkin reports the sale; thebu fang wb to' the latter city nam and I). C. Iterrin or rort- , ...., of 0f three properties wmcn ne con-. - , uuu - - 1 . vphi flier in iiraiiin iubb iuuu nun iiiuntih " are In Ashland ; eluded all in one day. these are betWeen Med brook and Klamath Hot Spring. land. I Mr. Honolulu, H. mm ..... 'tl.a ImiiUA ftllll BIX KttS Oil 10O COT" ... .. ... ... . Mrs. J. I). McUae ha, received lney , Z ot Fmh mi A streets to Joe ford and Grants Pass were Francis Manager u. h. iioara o, ' r- letters of introduction from Judge ncr of Fifth and A etiee s 10 jo. 1rof B c ForgvtlK. staK9 ine ,tates the roads over ... : hi. ii; .' i- Coke of the supreme court to E Card wen; tie cuy p.,.c ri, u , . Raymond Ruger. the mountains since the rains ar mcMiiuui, .uuMLin,..,- o aii tt-Mt corner of Mecnrnic ajui ueimuu . "'"7" " 7, ,7,v Carter, and Mr Austin. will corner 01 .Meciirnic ,he past summer In Canada. " ' d a few uavg hunting and fish-' streets to Frank E. Russell, and Ini thn) uhn u-III return to Ash-t H,,u a "w . . i..-iM t u M-itl. ing out of Ashland He left thi6'n lt belonging to Mrs. u. n. riaicu , ,a closed the deal for the sale probable they will abandon the a deer hunting trip on u,e corner 01 si.n...u -jof th9 rt.9i,it.nce at 235 Fifln mountain roads for the rest of the wers, Jr. anJ Pu,nl VPnlie 10 James Har"j street belonging to Mrs. Josep': Reason unless it Improves collid ing that she will return to Ash land within a week or so 4. a moruing on . . ... , ... ( . 1. !.... Ili.vnr, , Mr. and Mrs. it. ... o:ki ,a o .u, Be of ,.rail.e D chein, Wis. .nd family wc-o up from Med- ! ... Kintniitic nver nniiu lv i.i .uc. lord over Saturday and Sunday vis- -.-k- . Hotel Columbia were Charles Bul- lurd and family; Mrs. Starr. Mrs. ? Koehler ana lanniy 01 uuts, ,,J Olson Cross, James Cross of Wend- m Tire Beaver Realty company yes the roughest they have heen since tho since heeun to onerate. It Is CITIZENS ' BANK O FASH LAND WHAT A I'OWtK the saving habit soon be comes and puts one In the front line ot fiuau cial success. Use money wisely save persistently deposit reg ularly with The Citizens Bank of Ashland. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. C Cole of Oak land are the proud parents of a little son, who wai born October 12. The little man tipped the street belonging to Mrs. Josep1! Poley, which has been purchased by J. J. Pellett of Medford. FRIDAY'S XKWS The members of the Ashland Olson Cross, James cross 01 wenu- - 1 ,..,,. . ,. .1. rno- C V Calerk of Portland scales at 0 pounds It ounces, and 1 high school football team left thn nog, ' I , ,h ,(, f r. C. Jr.! morninK on train No. 13 for ir. anu .11 in. c " " . ...,, . A. Lipsweti of Crescent l ity. Miss Violet McLean, well known In Ashland as a former teacher in English at the high school, ex- erably 9 Mr. and Mrs. X. B. Moore of Klamath Falls were. Ashland vis itors this week. 6 Perry Ashcroft and Jack Man-1 eely will leave tomorrow for their 1IIIU- yars in that cilv. Clip thi-A (or as a n-miml. r to ask ;o" the 1,4 this h; at vnnr fi'-.-t oiipor'uniiv . " 1 snt ttiiswers 10 inu uume ui ... muiin-'ft : eeiy wui iaH mniunuw 101 iubh .Mrs. Cole is the ck lighter of Mr. j Klamath Falls, wl ere they will gajiorg' allotmeut homestoads on ( 1 it r,.n nf Aali.,' mait lha h'tvh aflinnl Pleven of mi. 1. ...i.ii. i,.,i .ii,iU' ana .irs. jiiinca n. 1 "-. land street. that city In Alfred H. Parkhurst of the Cra-.feit in this game, cs Ashland was t b n . t( pjr cabins. aftor which Elk creek, which they reeently Ernmn tomorrow. ni.i Ti.o,r nmviin nn w.. ... - n - llltU UJJUU. 1IITJ "Hi IVIIIiWi. . j Mtifh piithiirflasiii and interest Is ,i.A.n An i-o nr tn wwl ... - m IHCI C tui icu " 1 reau. Mrs. Will Jieimen and children of Diinsinuir are guests this week at the home of the former's broth er, Alfred Heck. - J. H, McCee Tame back this morning from San Francisco, where he had been-last week at tending Buyers' Week. their families to spend the winter at their new possessions. i?,miith at the lie i scnooi, KX-: ......v ..... c . r'-Pt. to leave next month for New: ter Lake lodge, .says they plan to: the winner in the contest played they wi relul. ,,, Asliland toi ' . . , f..-:r,nen the IodKe at the lake aloutlw,h the Klamath Falls team a Zealand as a supeniiicn....v .u. ; , - ih Ellison-White Chautauqua bu-l May 1st. 1921, according to the couple of weeks ago. iMeatora .lail-1 riouue, aim ... i . v tablish two or three camps be-! During the past night mid this j Fre(I D. Wagner, eminent com tween there and the lake next year! morning .19 of an inch of rain ;mamer of Malta Commaudery, and and later to build inns at the t fell in Ashland. This rain wasjc w Nim8 are representing the camp locations. He says this is accompanied with a considerable! ,0CB Knights Templar at Port r.ecessary in orter to make the fall of snow on the mountains und ; Iund thi8 w?eek The latter is gen Crater Lake lodge a substantial will be of great benefit to the pas- eraissm0 0t ti,e grand command paying investment. The attend-1 tures. jPrv 0f Oreyon. ance increases each year at the . j U. u..., .nrt tl.evhave made An auto-nouse. iea...m a -..-, Mjs8 r,ertruUe Co!t wu0 lor sev- . 1UC, U""--.. ' , ..All... riL-la " ..u.OOrt . .1 I Mma money this year. 1 ,m"1' ""."' . ' .. '"..eral years nas oeen one oi iue A$ ru SAVINGS revoy" DEPOSITS We Have on Hand u .l.io .iftarimnn ... ,.. ...... m m I m h - ' . ,,cieni anu ouiiKin ...i n. . . . .,. - ti-J attra.tttiv mnrl. ntteilttOll. lhei.,. ., 1 1.,,. .aainn. Harry aloore. a lreigoi inoprc- j Bottreil Ena wue oi onu'i;. v.... - ,pe, r.v fuuus tor of Portland, is in Ashland ; have been Tl8,018 Ashland this house had all the conveniences and . ed her 1)0sit)ou to accept one In spending his vacation -with his , week equipments of a !-ome. wuuouiR Ktore at Klamath Kails. She parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I.., ,lle monotony of looking al the wil Ieave tomorr0w for lier new Moore ' I The Hotel Columbia had the fol- same scenery contiiuousl. jwork. Her place in Vaupel's will a a, , lowing guests over night: W. T i be filled by Mrs. F'hel Eaton. An unknown man was taken : ToresoIl and wife of Bedding; F. Misses Kee Buchanan and Theta ( from a freight train in the Grants i A Scott of Taeoma; CV S. Drake Slingerland left this morning for. g F Coyer am, funllly of )ak. Pass vards Friday afternoon in an !o; Bray. Mia. F. L. Brown and Klamath Falls to spend the week , ,,,. R ji. McDonald and wife unconscious condition and died niolner of Du8,u.:r; Arch Mosier end wUl, Mr. .m. He 'V-.nd V. Vurner au.V wife of San Saturday without disclosing!,,. r.reacent Cty. and Ance Moman. While there they will attend the FraIlci8C0 are gUMl at ,he Hotel I , rnnthnlt Eamn between Asniana ..! ; I v Ullllllllltt luun;. Mr and Mrs. B. B. Balis and and Klamath Falls. j t daughters, Janet and Jean, are ! Among the prize w.nneis at the back from a delightful three days' Mrs. J C. Styles oi Tacoma who giskyou colmty fnlr, he!ll a, yre. trio down the McCloud river. VenA,a ceTeraI week '"!9 faM ka'last week. Is Miss Mabel Ru- . . - In Medford, was in Ashland yes-' . . . ..... ..... . J. W. Needham of Tacoma is in teroay, vis.tinK ii . . ... Ui. nintOK Mil ' A Complete Line OF Aluminum ensils AND Enamel Ware AT At Home on the Hills Hillside work quickly tires work animals and slows up most power units but nottheCletrac. With a sure grip and a powerful pull, the Clctrac climbs steep grades without faltering. Dues the fast, thorough job of plowing that lessens seed-bed work later. Soft, stubborn, rough or hilly ground-all are easy .for the Cletrac. It keeps going steadily all year 'round works longer hours and more days in the year than the four to. eight animals it replaces. Come in and look this tractor over. See for yourself its sturdy construction. Let us show you what it will do fori you on your own farni, HUBBARD BROTHERS MEDFORD, OREGON Id .l.-i lo. Hi. M A. Baldwin, for a few days: V. H. Wbeleu of Portland, dis- thig week. trict maniiKer of the Indiau Re fining .nmranif mpn, yesterday Miss Marv Norto who has been in Ashland, looking after bu.l serrtag a,' telegraph operator of ( ness interest, her,. '" the Western Pacific at Carlin.! morning for Klamath Falls by xr ' i. .o,,in lior vHrntion In auto stage. . . . ... . . v. . m- Aflniann ai mo uomo ui oi jenta, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Norton. She expects to remain here about . Columbia, to- day, Fred Sullaway and wife of Duns- muir, are numbered among the a month. ' Mra. A. Livingston, accompanied by Mrs. J. A Ruger, Misses Thelma Heer, Juanita Livingston, Gladys Hastings, Dorothy Frulen and Harriet Ruger .drove down to Grants Pass today, for the com pany to witness the football game m m Among tourists stopping at the I Hotel Columbia from the nort'.i are Wilson Webb and wife of T i. las: W. J. Simpson, F. W. Tom baugh and C. H. Francis of Port land: E. Hlllman and wife of Se- ... . . a t ........ I .... Mr un1 f" " aiiie; j. d. ihukiih' played between the Medford and , , Bowers of Tacomn. Grants Pass elevens, a i Mr. J H Lauchlin left last night Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Ratlibun have (or Por0Kai wnerc ,,e will re- returned to Ashland from an ex tended trip in the eastern states. rioiirinil'V TTEVTIO! t SIMPSON'S HARDWARE 37-39 NORTH MAIN STREET main for some tim?. Visitors stopping at the Hotel ............ , AUsun lasi nifcni mm A meeting oi tne mempom u, fi c Mer 0( Dunsmiiir; M. F. the ASHI.ANI) FISH AND (IAMB UatfMlJi t B. Henly, W. D. Con FKOTKCTIVK ASSOCIATK IN" wl'ner an,i wl'f, E. J. Hammond, M be held in the City Hall at 7:S0 A vH, 0f Portland: Frank Brown p. m., Wednedsay, October iO, Bn(, wl(e anfl H. ft Eyde of San 1920. Francisco; E. D. McKay of Seat- All persons interested in Fish lI(J an(j H Luebsen of St. Louis, and Came protection, whether yjgS0ri. members or not are urged to be present. Immense flocks of wild geese E. D. BRIGGS. flying over the va'ley from the President, north last night attracted much LOl'IS DODGE, attention In the city. - The birds 40-3- s-i Secretary! were evidently bewildered by the Stay Merchandise Has Come Down io Notice to Otis Customers This Is Not Newspaper Talk: Most lines oi merchandise have taken a blQ drop. We have just bought thousands oi dollars worth oi goods at the new low prices. We are going to lose money on many articles we have on hand. Special Reductions On Ladies' Coals, Dresses, Sweaters, Men's Suits, , Overcoats, etc. You will think we stole them when you see the new prices. This sale will continue until January 1, 1921. PERRINE'S BANKRUPT STORE Jitru Iday fior ; iifti-r 1 k .' : i H i :