W •# 0. Euren« Orar*«
New Years Day Hike
eers for the new year, with the
Jackson County, Oregon.
the house. Family orchard 1-3
and will take half price. Terms
following officers to be installed
Dated January 6th, 1928.
mile to Talent High school. Call
offered to responsible purchas­
at this time: President, Mr. A . E.
E. D. BRIGGS.
at 96 Laurel street or Phone
er. W rite Box A care Register.
Connor: Vice-president, Mrs. Les­
Administrator.
289J Ashland.
63-1 Mo.
lie W ertz; Secretary, Mrs. Mark
Pioneer Block, Ashland, Oregon
FOR S A LE : Maxwell Tour. 1921.
True; Treasurer, Dr. C. W. Han­
FOR SALE L IV E STOCK
.
< 6l'-tl.
Good condtion. Cash $45.00 or
son; Sargeant, Leslie W ertz; Mis­
Terms $50.00 See at 117 8th
tress at Arms, Miss Irma
Beck
FOR S A LE : Two Pedigreed Blua
street.
69-7
FOR RENT HOUSES
Chaplain, J. J.
Murphy; Inner
Bucks and a few good breeding
door keeper, Arthur
Madden;
Does. O. H. Cole, Walker ave.
W AN TED
TO REN T :8 room house, No. 496
Outer door-keeper, John Beck.
69-tf
Liberty, or wilt rent in 3 or 4
W A N TE D : Wheelchair. Call Mrs.
apts. Might add more furnish­ FOR SALE MISCELANEOUS
W. M. Hedrick. 165 B street.
Pot Luck Dinner
ings. Close to Normal. Former­
69-Tf.
FOR
S
A
L
E
:
White
Rotary
Elec­
The Junior Hi-Y Club met at
ly McAllister House, newly re­
tric Sewing Machine. Cost $ < 60
the Pioneer Hall with a pot luck
novated. See Yockey
Co.
dinner held at six o’clock
on
69-lt.
Thursday evening.
FOR R E N T: 6 »uom Modern house
A fte r the business meeting, the
121 Bush Street. Phone 289 J.
group o f boys met with Reverend
Gaffney, V. V. Caldwell and W. FOR R E N T: Apartments ror rent
P. Walter to resume their course
Enquire 167 East Main street.
o f study. Don Sepncer is the effh
I Dinner Party at Patera Home
cient head o f the Junior Hi-Y FOR R E N T: Five room furnished
house, 239 Second street. In­
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Provost, Jr. Club.
quire at 713 Oak street.
Entertained at a bridge
dinner
A N EMULSIFIED
■ ’hursday evening, having as their
Klamath Falls laid
140,000 FOR RENT : Furmsnea •louse.
Holmes Grocery.
Ruests Mr. and Mrs. Dom Provost, yards paved streets during 1927.
Eucalyptus and pine
i l r . and Mrs. Earl Crow, and Mr.
Condon— Local growers
sell
Bind Mrs. C lifford Read. A paste) $8,000 holiday turkeys.
preparation
that
Eolor scheme was used in table
FOR S ALE : A few acres o f loamy
llecorations, the centerpiece be- Light House Church
quickly relieves per­
deep soil, irrigated. Nice home
a large bouquet o f pink earn-
close
in.
number
one
poultry
To Be Established
sistent colds, spasmo­
Etions and ferns. Lighted
pin.»
ranch and garden tract
beau­
i:ip ets were at each end o f
the
tiful
drive
and
cedar
grove,
nice
The
Four-Square
Campaign
dic croup.
table and nut cups in pastel shades which is being conducted in the
highway and valley view.
Were used. Bridge was the diver­ Brown Church on the Bouevard
Thirty-three
blooded
laying
sion during the evening and Col­ by Evangelists’ Jimmy and Viola
Hens, 3 Rabbits 2 does 1 buck.
on el Lindbergh's book “ W e” war Lynd’ Angelus Temple workers’
Several good guns. Portable
given as a prize fo r high score,
Brunswick and records. Oliver
has met with much success.lt is
"Shasta and "Oregonian."
which was won by Mr. and Mrs.
Typewriter. Coleman light like
understood
that a Four-Square
D' >m Provost.
new. Studebaker for sale or
light-house Church is to be es­
trade what have you. Rt. 2 Bx.
tablished in Ashland’ as a result
Business Girls Club
64
69-lt
o f the campaign. The revival
■ Miss Emma Jenkins was host- services are to be continued se­
FOR S A LE : or will exchange for
WP*-1 to the Business Girl’s d u ll veral weeks longer’ this week of
property in or near Santa Rosa,
Thursday evening at the home o! revival to be opened with an il­
Calif., or fo r new car. Lot 6,
h< r brother. C liff Jenkins o* lustrated sermonon the Light­
Blk. 11 Van Ness avenue. 100
N irth Pioneer street. A general house.
x200 all street work done. Mrs.
Southern Pa cific r a il tickets
Hkood time was enjoyed by the
A choir composed o f 6\er
C. L. Hawley, Santa Rosa, Cal.
good on m otor coaches o f
congenial friends and late in the twenty n ixed vo ic •, has been or­
Rt. 2 Bx 491.
Southern Pacific Motor
evening the hostess served splen« ganized amon/ The converts.
Transftort Co.
did refreshments to the following
A hiking party composed o f Mr.
and Mrs. S. A. Peters, Jr. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Dunn and Mr. and
Mrs. Bussell Cripe, started New
Years morning to the home o f Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Kline, near Hiatt’s
Dam. They drove as far as How­
ard’s service station on the Green-
springs road, hiking the two milei
to the Kline ranch where a most
wonderful New Years dinner was
prepared for them, and fo r othei
guests who included Mr. and Mrs.
W ilia m Bullington, who live near
the dam, as Mr. Bullington is in
[charge there. A fter dinner houil
[were spent congenially, and the
,gfi sts departed by moonlight to
giike back in knee-deep snow, to
[where their cars were parked.
Books are classified as orna­
ments, tools, or friends. Books
bought and kept only “ for looks”
are the ornaments; the useful dic­
tionary’ and reference works are
tools; while friends are the books
with which one whiles away a
spare hour or an evening. They
should be carefully chosen, as
one’s spare time should always be
spent in good company.
By R a i l or
Highway to
Portland
—fa it trains augmented
by ttew silv e r-g ra y
motor coaches.
New convenience for travel­
ers to and fiom Portland and
intermediate scacions. Luxuri­
ous motor-coach service of
Southern Pacific Mo.or Trans­
port Co., in addition to im­
proved schedules of Southern
Pacific trams.
Get your copy of the new time
folder*. Note the faster time of
the
'
These trains southbound pro­
vide comfortable, convenient
service to California points.
Silver-gray motor coache«
from Ashland daily; addition«!
service from Roseburg and Eu­
gene north.
guests and members: Misses Marie
•nd Leta Ualker, Gladys Apples
gate, Ruth Osmun, Georgie Cof-
W »e, Gertrude
Biede,
Helen#
B ie d e , Ethel Shrum, Calla Beagel,
Mrs. C liff Jenkins and Mrs. Agnes
Adsit o f Alaska.
Ustollation
by Fraternal Broth,
erhood
B T h e members o f the Fraternal
IJrdherhood, with their families
will meet in the Moose Hall, Fri­
d a y evening January 6, where a
c o p ie d dish supper will be serv­
ed at six o’clock. The supper will
be followed by the regular lodge
seesibn, and installation o f offi»
NOTICE OF SALE
In the Matter of the Estates)
of Sara L. Jackson and John)
Jackson, Deceased.
)
By virtue o f an order made by
the Hon. W. J. H artzelf Judge,
dated January 5th, 11428, I th#
undersigned, administrator o f the
said estate, with Wills annexed,
will on and after February 15th,
1928, sell at private sale for cash,
the real property belonging to thu
said estate, to-wit:
The North Half o f the
West H alf o f Lot 45, and
the West half o f Lots 46
and 47, all in Minor’s Addi-
tion to the City o f Ashland
King oj
Friends
Southern
In a class by itself is the sav­
ings passbook which is both a tool
and a friend. Its usefulness re­
quires concentration in working
hours and a will to make head­
way.
F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k
• ASHLAND
COMMERCIAL
OREGON
SAVINGS - SAFE DEPOSIT
Pre-Inventory
Pacific
Ticket Agent
Moat of the wool goods is now
marked about half price—
$3.75 to $5.00 values in broad­
cloth, velours, twills
and
fancies, Now
............... $1.98
$3.75 to $3.50 values in wool
crepe Poriet twill and fancy
worsteds, now ................ $1.49
$1.35 to $1.45 values now cut
down to ............................... 69c
HARDY BROS.
H A V E NOT
SOLD OUT!
NOR ARE W E FOR SALE, NOR W IL L W E
BE SO LO N G AS W E ARE SO W E L L SATIS­
FIED W IT H A S H LA N D , A N D A S H L A N D ’S
CO N TINUE S TO G IV E US SUCH A H E A R T Y
W E L C O M E AS T H E Y DID IN 1927— NO SIR,
W E W I L L BE RIGHT ON THE JOB W IT H
THE SAME HIGH Q U A L IT Y M E R C H A N ­
DISE— O UR VE R Y BEST IN SERVICE—
A N D PRICES T H A T W IL L SUIT THE MOST
EXACTING.
BUY NOW
$1.95
$5.95
$1.95
$2.95
SILKS
Washable Crepe
Cut Chenile
Georgette Crepe
Skinner's Crepe and
$1.35
$2.49
$1.35
$3.45
Flat Crepe at
$i.i>8
$3.75 Seaside Crepe ...
$2.25
FOR SPRING
W A S H GOODS
See the great assortment of wash
gopds, 50c to 75c values, now cut
for final closeout at 33 l-3c per
yard. Prints, suitings, lingerie
cloths, etc.
3 Y a rd s........................... $1.00
$7.95 Raincoats, now .....
$8.96 Duro Glow Coats
All
That is what our special sale of high
grade shoes is doing. Your opportunity to
anticipate your shoes needs for
several
months is here now.
now
Umbrella
...........
16-Rib Silk Umbrella
10-Rib Gloria Silk which
closely priced at $3.95, now
7.50 Silk Umbrellas
M EDIUM OR ANG ES A T A B A R G A IN
LA R G E P O P U L A R SIZE
Silk, 10-rib
Amber tips,
S M A L L S W E E T ORANGES, Do/..
ORANGES
MORE M O U N T A IN TURNIPS 6 lbs
LO N G SW EE T ONIONS 6 Lbs
For your choice of the remaining styles
in this lot which includes STRAPS, PUMPS
* TIES and OXFORDS in Black Satin, Pat-
1 ent and Kid leathers and Tan Combinations
Kewpie Twins Reduced
These fine childrens Shoes to keep the kid­
dies feet warm and dry are greatly reduced
and the savings during this sale are most
unusual.
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SATURDAY
BAR G AIN S
Economy Matches
6 Boxes
19
8 Rolls
Paper
Toilet A * “J
^ •
A Red Hot Special
2 Cans of
H A T U PEAS
And
2 Cans of Story
Book CORN
Z
49
Fresh Standard Eggs, Per Dozen Only
Fresh Country Butter, While it lasts lb.
SHOE DEN
W E SELL FOR CASH A N D DELIVER
T H E GOODS
CORSETS
$2.50 Gossard Corselette $1.98
$3.00 Gossard Corselette $2.49
$3.50 Gossard Corselette $2.95
$5.00 Gossard Corselette $3.95
Carter’» Rayon Underwear
$1.00 Vests, broken lines
of
sizes and colors to close out
quickly at
69c
$1.75 Bloomers
$1.49
Carter’s Knitted Underwear
$1.25 Winter Weight Cotton
Suits now priced at ......... 98c
$1.50 quality now at
$1.19
Dress
A t McGee«
Clearance
Shoe of Merit Only
Hardy Brothers
S W EA TER S
$8.95 Heavy all wool Ruff Neck
Sweaters, white ............ $5.95
$5.00 white V-neck slip on $3.95
$2.95 slip on sweaters .... $2.45
$3.45 slip on sweaters..... $2.95
One lot Childrens Sweaters $2.95
One lot Childrens Sweaters $1.95
HANDBAGS
$2.95 to $3.45 values at .. $2.49
One lot $4.75 to $5.50 values in
new handbags ................ $3.95