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About The Ashland register. (Ashland, Jackson County, Or.) 1927-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1927)
Ht V SIX THE 'f f * Locals T h * Clayromb Mctor Company rrp ort the following aale* this sst t : — m h r ysr «120 00 far * White ~ ---- r S m I s i B tfU s * Stoaex family are delighted with th* natural beauties o f Ashland and art much impressed with the cordiality o f the western people. C. A. Thompson of Coatgyl Point was. a business visitor in Mrs. F. G. Sweden burg left Ashland Thursday. Mrs. Jessie Kilgore, Who resides Wadnesday morning on th* train fo r Eugene where she will visit os Third street, with her mother, har daughter, Genevieve, who is in Mrs. Lewie, has gone to Etna Mills her second year at the University California, to visit her brother, C. o f Oregon. Mrs. Swedenborg ex W. Lewis. A. N. Young, who has been visit pects to join In the good times at the annoal homecoming, Novem tng his w ife at their home on 40 I Granite street, has returned to his ber 11. o f Hilt, California. Mr. Swenson has purchased a residence-in Med ford where he is located in busi ness. The parent^ of Mrs. Ander son, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson, will occupy the residence. fraa* 7 W k«a yaa css hay aa* a* gaa*l far «BO OO at Fail's. M e* M w lsy a s d i c « far raat by «ho asaath at Fail’s Caraar. Ai u -4. If A «sad Chevrolet touring cor to X X. Riegel o f Ashland; A Ford oaope to A. K. Belgel o f Ashland; A Ford son tractor to E. L. Cort- haX e f Talent; A near Fordson tractor to M. J. Nelson o f Pboe- - M L I C K M J S T A M A LE S , MADE X T MR S PO W ELL, E A T THEM MU OX TAKE THEM OUT. T H E F A L A C E LUNCH. A t the meeting o f the Auxiliary t* the American Legion which SaMa Ha regular meeting Monday r c M is f at the Pioneer Cabin on Way, there will be thy Hon o f officers to come before aaaetiag and a good attend- a is desired. M w y e a r Xmas yartraHs s e e I cava 19 ta 20 pmr caat. Darl- S ts iia . Lathis Syriags Haial PiacoMot * • all portraits lim it«4 time. Darling Studio. city Thursday. Mrs. Chester Anders motored 1 over from Klamath Falls Sunday to spend a few days with her aia- ter and family, Mrs. L. B. Kid- w*0 o f Liberty street. I Mias Margaret Armentrout, as- work in ^ Francisco, instant registrar at the southern ^ rB- Goodwin, who has been Oregon normal school, is leaving visiting friends in this city for this week fo r her home in Tilla several days, has returned to her home in McCloud, California. Mrs. mook, Oregon. Mrs. Levi Coldwell, who has Goodwin formerly resided in this been visiting her son and his wife, city for a great many years. George Hankin o f McCloud, Mr. and Mrs. Teddy Coldwell on Oak street, left Monday fo r her California, has been a week’s visit or in Ashland. home In McCloud, California. Rev. W. S. Chaney, district su Mrs. Rcbekah Reeder, mother o f Wallace Reeder, o f Oak street, perintendent o f the Oregon con was operated on Saturday, Octo ference, was in Ashland Thursday ber 80th at the Community hoepit- visiting old friends and transact ing business. Rev. Chaney has his al in this city. Mrs. Amel Paul, formerly Miss ‘ headquarters in Eugene. A representative o f th* well- E ffie Beothby, well known in this city, is spending a fe wdays visit known DeMosa family, Oregon mu ing Mias Ruth Osmun on B street. sicians and concert entertainers, Mr*. Paul now resides In Klamath an ensemble o f superlative artiste was in town Thursday to secure a Falla Dr. and Mr*. Neil Shinn, Mrs. booking fo r these entertainers. Last Saturday Mr». Nall Thomp Marcella Laaaau, William Sander, Jack Young, and Mr. and Mr*. son. who resides on 646 Boulevard Eugene Ritainger attended the celebrated her 88th birthday. Mrs. masquerade Monday evening at Thompson has resided in Ashland for a great many years. Hilarity hall at M edford. M r. aad Mrs. B. B. Balis o f All- mmm «treat left Thursday evening m the Shasta for Oakland, Porter- Amos Nininger, Ed Peyton and rMa and Los Angeles, oif s com- Oscar Bergner returned Thursday d m d business and pleasure trip. evening from a hunting trip in They will be gone ten days or two Klamath county, Fred Schuerman left Wednes Ears aa Xmas gifts SO ta 30 yar day on his vacation. He expects ca st a f f aa all frsasad yictarss. to visit with friend* in Portland Mr. E. G. Harlsn, secretary. of fo r neveral week*. (ha Chamber o f Commerce urges The auxiliary to the American he citizens o f Ashland to bring Legion will meet at the {¡joneer sir old magazines and papers, ” H|" Monday, November 7th. ta the Chamber o f Commerce of- Important business is to be These magazines will be dis- brought before the meeting and all ribated to ranchers, sheep herd- members are urged to attend. •rs, forest rangers and families Mrs. G. G. Stagg and Mrs. W. • k « live too far from town to get D. Stagg from Hilt, were in town their mail regularly or even to get shopping Wednesday. to town during the winter months. Mr. and Mr*. Roy McAllister of far San Mrs. Martha Baldwin o f 366 North Main street, celebated her 91st birthday anniversary on L it- urday, October 28. Mrs. Baldwin has been a resident o f Ashland for more than fifty years. Mias Cora Baldwin, ia her daughter. Mrs. Baldwin is well known and loved by many o f the old-timers. The Chevrolet coupe belonging to Andrew McCallen, that was taken fro min front o f Ender’s store Tuesday night, ia still mis sing, apparently no trace o f it or its abducton has been found— de spite the strenuous efforts th a t; are being made by the local po lice. Jose, are visiting Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hesserman, j Mrs. M. E. Randles on Liberty Mrs. M. Halkins, Mrs. K.» J. Bar Mr. William Ros* and family street. nes and Mrs. Earl Smith have mo-| moved from Mountain Avenue to Miss Enid Harding returned to tored to northern California on a 1114 Iowa street, this week. ' school Monday after over a weeks few days pleasure trip. — Watch 4 date sad list e f a fine absence cauned by an injured foot. Tucker’s orchestra o f Ashland 1st mt goad ased cars of all kind* Rilling Schuerman was a visitor played for an old-fashioned dance to ho sold at Ashland by Aastioa. in Klamath Falls over Sunday. at Hilarity hall in Medford, Wed Itf Mi*s Helen Lyon* will spend the nesday night. Quite a number of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Icenhower, Wiek.cnd in Medford visiting with Ashland people attended the af-| who reside on Fifth street expect friends. fair. '• leave the latter pa^t c f next Dr. and Mrs. Neil Shinn delight-1 Mr. and Mrs. Harris Dean o f week foe a several month* visit and Mrs. i Granite street left Tuesday for u fully entertained Mr. ■ California. While in the south- visit in Portland with relatives. Jean Hastings and little daugh aad they will visit with thsir ter, Jannette, Thursday evening laughter and family, Mrs. Mamie They will be gone foil several with a wild goose dinntr. All the , weeks. (.andrum o f Stockton, California. accustomed delicacies that ac- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wakefield of Mias Dorothy Niningat la con companies such an unusual event Martinez, Calif., are visiting with fined to her home this week with A fte r dinner 1 Mrs. W akefield’s parents, Mr. and were in evidence. i had cold. Dr. and Mrs. Shinn and then | The building on 47 North Main Mrs. 9 f. F. DeFord and a brother, guests attended the theatre. B. Z. DeFord and family o f this W eet is being cleaned and reflo M. W. McGee, uncle o f J. H. Mr. and Mrs. Wakefield ated in preparation for a new city. Ashland McGee, local merchant, returned -eetaurant, which is to be called praise very highly the Thursday from a trip to northern j :be “ Missouri Cafe.” This place of climate and scenery. W. B. Stonex and family o f Idaho. Mr. McGee expects to re •«■inens ig to be under the man- rand Rapids, Michigan, are mak main in Ashland throughout the «gement o f R. W. Brown, who ing a tour o f the coast by auto. winter. ‘»nils all the way from “ that fa- Their desinatiOn is Longview, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Walter Sin neua land of the long-eared aule*." Mr. Brown has had much ' V« » hinITt " n' they expect to clair and Mrs. Stanley Darnveille The o f Medford were shopping in this •xpwience and success in this line visit friends and relatives. V >f work and promises Ashland •eeple something different. ó The property on 252 B street, >el< nging to C. I . Swenson, fo r mer local furniture dealer, has sold to Arthur K. Anderson, | Oxfords Pumps Slippers Hundreds of pairs o f odds and ends left by our sale in the smartest leathers. Low heels and Tractors military heels, and spiked heels. Ford B\ig .... $ 25.00 Fórd Delivery? 35.00 These Shoes are brown kid, calf-skin and patent leathers, in a large variety’ of colors. Ford Touring $125.00 Ford Tudor Mr. Liniager o f Lininger aad R od Hardware made a business trip to Oakland, California a faw day« ago. He expects to be gone a week. Mrs. Bruce Lininger is as sisting her husband in the store during the elder member’s ab sence. D E G IS T E ! recently while taking part hi an amateur football game at Lincoln School ia slowly improving. Henry Enders and Arthur Hardy ware Medford visitors Tues day afternoon. har T, awing ta previaiaa * f ear «••tract w# will k* farced t* chart*' full adalt rat* far all tick- at* ssaapl far Narmal Scheel Stad- mt*. $ 2 45 and $0.45 a Pair $ 85.00 Mr. and Mrs. 0. F. Peterson, who have been living at the Hardy Apartments, have moved to Med ford as Mr. Peterson has been transferred to that place by the Copco Company fo r whom he has been working the past few months. The Enders wholesale is mak ing added improvements by in stalling an electric elevator in their etore. , J I Nelice— Ticket Scio fer Marosi Rev. J. E. Murphy and Phillip Stansbury were Medford visitors OUoa plays te be prr*oat«d at Tuesday. Normal Scheel Nevemher 14 aad Little Jack Hal), o f Auburn ( ia Jasaary will be on talc at El- street who suctained a broken fo o t1 hart, begiaaiaf Monde, Nm a- Beaifit Association The Women's Benefit Associa tion net at the I. O. O. F. hall Wednesday night. State President and Field Director, Julia Ward o f Portland was present. Three new Fard Sale* A Sareire Hours to suit parents convenience. LET BE YOUR Burlington Full Fash Burlington Hose in ioned Silk $1.50 W ool and Rayon $ 1 Hose, p a i r ....... * "The Quality Store” Silk, pair nair A ISAAC’S SE GROWSIR A N D YOUR SAVINGS AC COUNT W IL L GROWSIR November Sale NEW TOW N APPLES of $1.15 PER BOX Winter Coats JUST A FEW MORE BOXES OF THOSE Great Value Offered Saturday DEL I C I O U S A P - PLES LEFT — BUY $14.95 and $19 75 . NOW if you want a bargain in a new W inter Coat here they are— all HARDY BROS. have large fur collars, come in SPECIAL ^ COFFEE Dress and Sport style. A L W A Y S A W IN NER Here is a great 50c PER POUND Group of Coats NEW FOSS W ALN U TS at an exceptionally* low price 30c PER POUND $39.00 W E BU Y AND SELL FOR CASH all this seasons NEWEST Materials— the fur trimming are beau tiful— wonderful silk linings and in the new and wanted colors — values in this lot up to $49.75. New Silk Dresses A L W A Y S LESS A T H A R D Y BROS. * SW EET POTATOES 1.95 7 POUNDS FOR 2 5 c .................. — colon* Tan, Wine, Lt. Brown and Plenty o f Black— Sale price SOLID CABBAGE 5c AND 10c PER HEAD Extra Special Bargain FOR SATURDAY Heavy Wool Ruffneck Sweaters $5.50 SWEET POTATO SQUASH 2c PER POUND FINE BRIGHT ONIONS 8 POUNDS FOR 25c| EXTRA SPECIAL! KELLOGGS CORN FLAKES OR POST TOASTIES 9c PER PKG. Miller’s Toggery Used Tractor $225.00 ■ 1 a ■ i .............. 1 1 f t t .. / mm VC HARDY BROS. Used Tractor $ 65.00 CLAYCOM B MOTOR C O M P A N Y me »b a r s were added to the arg«», nation. An unusually large at. tendance was on hand. After the review dosed the members an<j j lodge visitors adjourned to the Sigaa« } Plata fo r refreshment*. Mrv E N T E R T A IN M E N T COM- Florence Prath is th* city presv Mrs. Cedric Meyer and daugh ter Thelma are leaving this even 9« ether a Oragaa Narmal Scheel dent o f this order. ing for Klamath Falls where they expect to make their fature home. Salem Elainor* Theatre adds The Southern Oregon Normal Mr. Meyer is employed in that $20,000 worth o f electrical equip city by the Southern Pacific Com School presented Arthur John ment. November pany. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer pur son, tenor, Thursday chased and furnishr s iorciy home 3rd in the SONS assembly. Mr. Johnson's repertoire o f in that city in the early spring. Mrs. Ida Neil ara Mias .Vina song» was well chosen and deliv Mrs. Nellie Seilaff’« Hargrove transacted business in ered in a very pleasing manner. He appeared to have perfect control Medford Thursday. Kindergarten Mr. and Mrs. Hodkinson, former o f his voice both in volume and and Nursery residents o f this city but now lo expression. Mr. Johnson was ab cated in Mt. Shasta City, .were ly assisted at the piano by May 133 Hargadine Street visiting in Ashland this week mt Van Dyke. During the evening's entertainment Mr. Johnson kind the homn o f their daughter, Mrs. Tuition $5 per month ly obliged with several encores. Allan Autrey. in Georgett Crene Canton Crepe, Faille Crepe and Satin Crepe Mrs. Roy Hale of Klamath 'alia was a Sunday visitor in this ity. Mr. and Mr*. Hale formerly ived in Ashland for a great many •#»rs, but moved to Klamath Fall* | ihout two years ago where Mr. I Hale is employed by the Copco j otr.pany. USED CARS A S H L A N D “ Hab-a-dash Inn” NEW MINCE MEATI 1 PT. MASON JAM 35c 1 QT. MASON JA*| 65c 1 NOR