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THE
SIX
Mr. and Mr*. C. O. Porter «pent
ttm iatice Day with their daugh
ter and her husband. Mr. and
R a Roger Stewart at Chiloquin.
After a aplendid duck dinner they
a coasting party on the
Lake Reserve,
p a r « 1 2 0 .0 0 fa r a W h ite
r S ew in g
m a ch in e
fro m
a r t ' * W h e n y e a ca n h ay
m at . . g o o d fe r » 5 0 OO at P o ll’ . .
A lee se w in g m ach in es f e r ren t by
th e m on th at P r il's C o rn e r. A sh -
.r -a
If
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sanderlin,
stf Mountain avenue were happily
ed on Friday evening by the
ral of relatives from Marys-
e, as follows: Enoch Sanderlin.
an old veteran of the Civil war,
(W years of age, in company with
his daughter, Mrs. Johnston and
Hsnall grandson. Mr. Sanderlin
and Mrs. Johnston after visiting
here a few days went on Monday
to Los Angeles and San Francisco
to visit other relatives.
— D E L IC I O U S TAMALES. MADE
BY M R S . POWELL, EAT THEM
HERE
OR
TAKE
THEM
OUT. THE PALACE LUNCH.
W . P. Walters of the Y. M. C.
A. o f this city, spoke Sunday both
morning and evening at the local
Baptist church. Mr. Walters gave
a very interesting and helpful ad
dress at these sessions also the spe
cial music at the morning service
an attractive feature.
y o u r X m as p o rtra its now
aasd ca va 10 to 20 pa r can t. D ari-
m g S tu d io . L ilh ia S p rings H otel
Bsselding.
Charles Logan and Max Camps
of Yreka were visitors in this city
over the week end.
— S a v a on X m as g ifts 20 to 30 per
o f f on all fra m e d p ictu res.
Miss Jane Prime returned Mon-
ay from a few days visit with
’
Chiloquin.
* t on all p o r tra its
fo r
a. D a rlin g S tu d io,
JnlHA
rtha Green is visitinr
*1 tl>
Mrs. Casey Jones in
vk*j
■i "alls for a few days.
I d a te and list o f o f io e
a
_ d u sed ca rs o f all kinds
t e b o s o ld at A sh la n d by A u ctio n .
Itf
Mr. William, Von de Hellen of
Medford was transacting business
in this city Saturday.
Mrs. Amos Nininger, daughter
Dorothy, and Mrs. Jerry O’ Neal
were transacting business in Med-
ford Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Kervin left
for home Thursday morning after
a weeks visit with relatives and
friends. They will transact busi
ness at Chico, Palo Alto, Calif.,
and Los Vega, Nevada before re
turning home to Reno, Nevada.
Mr. Carvel Thornton, son of E.
J. Thornton o f this city is sick
with typhoid fever at Medford.
Mr. A. Erickson o f 75 Bush
street is spending a few days fish
ing at Rogue Rifer.
Mrs. Selena Schraff of 104
Bush street who -has been sick for
the past week is now able to be up
and fround again.
Mrs. A. N. Young o f McGees,
has heard from
relatives
in
Springfield, and Holyoke, Mass
achusetts where they have been
experiencing a very severe flood.
Many lives have been lost and
much property damaged.
At
Springdale a suburb of Holyoke it
was necessary to carry people out
of flooded buildings in
boats.
Holyoke dam,* one o f the largest
in the world withstood the flood,
but water overflowed the gala
house windows.
Mr. W. P. Walters, secretary of
the Y. M. C. A. went to Central
Point Monday to attend a meeting
of the Ministerial Association.
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Knott of
Portland are in this city for sev
eral weeks to stay. Mr. Knott is
installing the X-Ray machine at
Dr. Swedenburg’s office.
Mrs. W. S. Alderman, promin
ent society leader and club wo
man of Tillamook, is a visitor at
the Ashland Hotel this Winter.
Mrs. Alderman is taking a rest
from public activities, and knows
no better place than Ashland in
which to recuperate.
Mrs. W'ilbur wife o f Reverend
Wilbur, pastor of the Presbyter
ian church* in Lakeview is stop
ping at the Ashland Hotel this
winter. Mrs. W'ilbur is taking
treatments of local physicians ami
drinking the health giving miner
al waters of Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Deluip
and daughter Nondis o f Klamath
Falls came over to attend the
Foutball game at Medford on
Armistice Day. They visited over
the week end with Mrs. DeLap’s
mother, Mrs. Robert Casey on
Allison street.
Mr. W. J. Bryant of Klamath
A SH LA N D
REGISTER
drew McGee, mote red to Klamath o f this city. He reported that
Falls is visiting his daughter Mr*, fornia is spending several days in i home their daughter Shirley who
■ i
Falls
Sunday where they visited at school« are in excellent shap*
! has been staying with her grand
Mamie William* on Allison street this city on business.
♦his week. Mr Bryant was the pes-
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Hansen o f ¡parents, Mr. and Mri. L. Jacobs, the home of Mrs. Ender* parents, ^ fire h^zard,
tor of the Congr#g*itional church the Ashland Hotel were guests while they were in the California Mr. and Mrs. L. Jacobs. They were
in Ashland Thirty years ago.
| Sunday of Mr. Miller, proprietor j Bay cities transacting business, accompanied home by little Shirley
Enders who has been visiting her
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Turner who
Mr. W. C. C untar o f Klamath U * the Del Rogue Hotel in Grants
grandparents for the past ten
Stop Sufforia«
¡resides on the Boulevard in this
Falls was a bus1 ness visito: in this
days.
From Rheumatism,
Mr. Frank Hamilton who is em- city t r ( spending several weeks in
city the latter part of last week.
Mrs. A. S. Wilson, a college
Neuritis, Lumbago
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bain o f Al ployed in the First National Bank California cities.
friend of Miss Durst, o f the
Casey’s R h e u m a t i c
lison street, returned to this city in this city visited many friends
Mrs. Anfiie Engle and her son
Normal school faculty spent the
Remedy drives out the
in
Portland
over
the
week
end.
Saturday from a visit with friends
and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Fred
uric acid poison of
week end visiting with her friend
Mr. Carl Dalle Molle of Siski Engle returned Monday from
and relatives in the Bay Cities
Rheumatism,
reduces
you was an Ashland visitor Mon- Oakland, California where th.-y on her way home to Whittier Cali
and Los Angeles.
pain and swelling, s. Id
fornia after an extensive visit in
on a money back guar-
were called by the illness
and
Mrs. George Scribner spent the day.
an'.ee at—
northern Oregon and several cit-1
week end with her husband in
Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Burdic and death of Mrs. Angie Engle's broth iee, in Washington.
$ 1 .5 0 P e r B a ttle By
Klamath Falls.
young sons spent Armistice Day er, Gtorge Grubb, who was buried
Mrs.
Andrew
box
and
son
of*
M
cNAIR BROS.
Rilling Schuerman was a busi with his parents on their ranch in that city Sunday.
Hombrook, were week end guests, I
PHARMACY
Qr. Charles Haines was among
ness visitor in Klamath Falls over near Grants Pass.
.
, . | at the Clinton Baughman home on
John D. Deacon o f Salt Lake. the Ashland people who attended i „ _..
the week end.
. Fourth and East Main. Mrs. Fox
Mr. Roy Gearhart is in town fori City is visiting his nephew J. J. the football game between 0. A is a sister of Mrs. Baughman.
a visit with his family. Mr. Gear-' Deacon and family on Mountain C. and the University of Oregon,
•Avenue and Boulevard. Mr. Dea held at Eugene on Armistice Day.
heart is working for trie Southern
F ir e M a rth e l! H e re
Pacific'Company in Klamath Falls. ' con was born in England, Nov — Y o r k B lu e S ilk -lin e d S u its fo r
Captain George Stokes, o f the
2-1
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dean and ember 23-1863, came to the Unit S em i dress. P a u lse ru d s.
State Farm Marshal’s department
daughter Betty have returned to \ ed States in the early fifties and
Air. and Mrs. John Endet - ac-I was in town the latter part of last
their home on Vista street after to Utah in ’61.
companied by Mr. and Mrs. An week for inspection of the schools
Mr. J. A. Ormandy, general
several days visit with the Carl
Nims family in Oakland, Califor-1 Passenger Agent o f the Espee
Portland division, arrived in Ash
nia.
Yes you have waited quite a
Mrs. Henry Burnett o f Talent land Monday in his provate car
long time for the new Car'_
was a business visitor in this city with a party o f Espee officials
o f the Shasta division on his way
Monday.
So Have W e
Ben Schmidt, owner o f
the north.
Mr. Gramm, Assistant Superin
Sutherlin Hotel,
at Sutherlin,
“ The Theatre
Oregon was in this city the fore tendent of the Southern Pacific
But we feel, this New Car
Beautiful”
part of the week to visit friends Company o f the Portland Division
is well worth waiting for, as
and attend the Shrine Ceremonial. was in this city Monday to attend
Watch This Space For Coming Attractions
all who have seen it testify.
the
Shriner’s
ceremonial.
Bert O'Brien and wife of Wa-
Each Issue
The Misses Nell Mahoney and
silla, Alaska are stopping at the
Ashland Hotel for a few weeks. Helen Lyons, Southern Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. O’Brien are much in Normal students spent the week
CLAYCOMB
terested in the turkey business, end in Bend ati the home of Miss
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Friday
Mahoney’s
parents.
M
OTOR CO.
and are looking over Ashland and
Mr.
Don
Smith,
Normal
Student
vicinity with the purpose of locat
Esther Ralston in
spent the week end in Portland
ing in the near future.
F o r d S ales St S erv ice
visiting
friends
and
relatives.
Mr. A. M. Gum of Klamath Falls
Mrs. Gordan MacCracken has:
“ FIGURES DON’T LIE”
was a visitor in Ashland to attend
the Football game Saturday after returned to her home on Harga-
dine street from a visit in the cit
noon.
A Paramount Picture
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Parker of ies in the northern part o f the I
Spokane, Washington are in Ash state. Mrs. MacCracken was a !
It’s twice as good as anything Esther
land looking for a new location. guest at an Armistice banquet at
Mr. Parker was interested in the Eugene sponsored by the D. A. R. |
ever appeared in and Figures Don’t Lie.
garage and service station busi of that city.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bud
Storm
o
f
!
ness in Spokane.
Ijvuj hmouj uAu)X
Mr. and Mrs. A. Maraff of Tilli- Medford were week end visitors j
mook have been stopping at the at the Sylvan Provost home on |
ecko uAL joa/ifcj oX
Hotel Ashland for several weeks Vista street.
Saturday
Only
3 4/va/n04MÄS‘ v u oma
on their annual visit’ to this city. — T h e v e ry la test in T o p c o a ts f o r '
THE
NEW FORD
ININ
Mr. and Mrs. Maroff spent sever
al weeks in this city each year to
derive the benefits o f the Ash
land sunshine and drink the lithia
water,- o f which they are esepcial-
ly fond.
Mr. Daley of Hollywood, Cali-
M en at P A U L S E R U D ’ S
2-t
John Churchman has accepted j
a position with The Southern Pa
cific company at Dorris, Califor
nia. Mr. Churchman is the son of
Mrs. Elsie Churchman of Union
street and has been attending the
Southern Oregon Normal School
in this c^ty.
I Mr. and Mrs. John Enders went
i to Klamath falls Sunday to bring
SHOOTIN’ IRONS’
It’s a
Rootin,
Tootin,
Urdí, u /€ w<Ai (M
Gallopalutin
Western featuring Jack Luden
“ Hab-a-dash Inn”
TflcQsuiti./
Christmas and
wonderful line of
Thanksgiving Days
ARE
-
CLOSE AT HAN j!
very pretty
Evening
Dresses
Y O U ’LL FIND OUR P R E -H O LID A Y EAR G A IN S ARE GENUINE
Sent us on
approval
A ki
jurors c
ty in 111
that W
eight, v
that he
Schmac
wrong,
into th«
and the
off.’’
His f
fore am
nine ye
school i
twelve,'
work, f
repeate<
hot stov
a pitehf
er brotl
could rn
Just I
knocked
a blow
of infid
was the
eight-ye
That
bors coi
cruejty.
It wil
viction i
TATHB
for this week
WOOL OVERCOATS, just in, $14.75
New shipment DRESS SHIRTS, $1.15 to $6.00
Little Things That
Save Lives
A few pennies, a basket of groceries, a few warm clothes
ALL FUR FELT
HATS
HEAVY W OOL
FLANNEL SHIRTS
| * 2 PRICE
H EAVY W OOL
RUFF NECK
SWEATERS
5C 50
* 3 35
Old Reliable “Can't Bust ’Em'’ Corduroys. $4.35
%
The party season is on
and this is an oppor
tunity to select from
a larger line than we
usually carry
Junior
Hi
S
One lot o f pastel
shades in Crepe-de
chine, satin crepe or
taffeta,
beautifully
trimmed
16 .75
— these mean little to you. but think what they mean to
the poverty-weary. Give, this winter, all that you can.
Hart-Schaffner & Marx Suits, $28.00 to $48,50
Don’t give until it hurts, but give until the thrill of giving
makes you happy. Contribute to the Red Cross.
LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL
THE ASHLAND LITHIANS
JOHNSON JEW ELRY STORE
THE ASHLAND KIW ANIS
CLUB
Fancy Knit Ties, 4 for 95c
Georgeous
Beaded
Dresses
in
Pastel
Crepes
*29 .75
CHRISTMAS QU ALITY BARGAINS GALORE
Miller’s Toggery
Mr*. Eli«
horn* on t
* ¡nter and
r » Hot»