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MTDFORT) MATT TTiTTiTTKE. rEDFORn. OHlsfiOX.' FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11. 192H
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Louie's
Money Savers
Extra special, large can Grated Pineapple, regular
30e seller. Special for Saturday 20
Ripe Olives, large can,-Tegular 30c seller. Our
price 20
Free demonstration, Alpine Milk, an Oregon pro
duct. Remember all goods delivered free. Yes, we have
oranges. . ."
You can buy it for less at Louie's and you" don't
have to carry it.
Louie's
Free Delivery
Phone 271
EXPECT VERDICT IN
HOMER PELLET
CM LATE TODAY
The ense of the stute of Oregon
against Ilomlr rvilntt, chnrped with
driving an auto while intoxicated will
be finished in circuit court thin after
noon and will be the last case to bo
heard at the present term, until next
February. ,
' Pellett is alleged to have run into
Russell Wells,- injuring him, and Mi,
and Mrs. C. C. Darling of Ashland,
passengers on an interurban bus. and
Mr. tuyl Mrs. Wnltor Stancliff of
Fhoonix, at whoso homo Kussrll
! Wells was visiting nt the time of the
accident, testified that they smelled
liquor on his breath, after the acci
dent. " Wells, who took the witness
stand, with the uid of crutches, said
he smelted liquor but did not know on
whose breath. (
Stancliff testified he It now Fellett
for 15 or 20 years, and that ho also
judged ho had beon drinking, "be
causo his tonguo was thick," nnd
asked that a doctor be cailod, "threc
or four times uftur a doctor had beon
called," j
The accident happened " July Kith
last, about 4:30 o'clock in tho after
noon. . ; i
The defense" Is' represented by At
torney Roberts, and tho state by Dis
trict Attorney Newton Ilordon nnd
Deputy District Attorney Gaylord.
Tho case is expected to bo fclven to
the jury this afternoon.
A Great Big Stock of
Whitman's Christmas Candy
' Received
When in doubt, give
A box of Whitman's.
Heath's Drug' Store
109 E. Main St. Phone 884
; We are as near to you as your telephone
Heath, Mann and Heath
Write Me About Your Case
TF you will write me about
-1 your condition, I will send
you my FREE illustrated book
which tells many things about
Piles and other rectal troubles
which YOU should know.
It also explains my non-surglcat
treatment which, without pain or
confinement, is GUARANTEED
to cure your Pilesor fee refunded.
It alio litts hundreds of
St'ii . former patients, both
Yy tVtV men and women, who
testify as to my skill.
CHASvlJ. DEAN.M.D
Time to GET BUSY and
Buy those Xmas Presents
Handkerchiefs, Ties, all kinds of Ladies' and Men's Hdse, Van
ity Cases, Fancy Combs, ;Necklaces,' Stationery, Fancy Towels, in
fact too. many things to mention, and we've priced everything so
they'll sell. You can't pass up these bargains. f
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Oranges! Orangcsls Oranges!
Don't buy your small ones until you see Jones' prices. The large
ones are 'going fast. ty4t j "I t; I ! ' '
Xmas
Candies
You ought to seei our assortment. One barrel of Xmas mixed
sold already. ' - :'
Get our prices 6n this' candy for school, churches,' etc. - - " -
Our New Free Delivery Starts at Once
..' .'
Your goods will all be handled with more care, as we have quit the
General Delivery, so don't be afraid to 'phone, as your groceries
will net be thrown at your house.
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Yours for Best Service
Jon Cash Store
inn
NEAR DEATH IN
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ASHLAND, Dec. 14. Brofessor I.
E. Vinlng, president of tho Slate
Chamber of t.'onimoive narrowly
escaped death Tuesday when the ear
in which he was rilling went down
a bank and turned over, pinning him
self nnd the men accompanying him.
Mr. Ness and Mr. Swlggert. under the
car. Mr. vining had Just addressed
tho Medford I'hainber of Commerce
and was scheduled to address the
Itoseburg Chamber f Commerce that
evening. Mr. Aess und Mr. KWigari
had driven down from Itoseburg to
accompany him lo that ptace. Mr.
Ness driving. The nccident occurred
Just after the parly had crossed the
bridge over the South innpqua. They
were driving ubout twenty-five miles
an hour when suddenly a truck be
longing to the stute highway depart
ment appeared in their path, standing
crossways of the highway. As It was
foggy the driver did not notice the
truck until lie was within severul feet
of it nnd in order to keep from run
ning head-on into the truck, turned
the car and ran down the bank. "When
they had. gone down the bank n few
feet tho car turned over, pinning the
men under it. They lay - there for
about ten minutes beforo any assist
ance came to them. Neither Ness nor
Swigert wore hurt, but Mr. Vlntng re
ceived several bruises and nearly frac
tured several ribs. However, u car
came along and offered to tako tliein
on to Koseburg, where Mr. Vinlng de
livered tho scheduled speech after
consulting a doctor to seo that his
wounds were not serious. In look
ing around nfter the accident- Mr.
Vinlng states that a flng was found
about thirty feet from tho truck. It
is thought that a red flag Is supposed
to bo posted one hundred feet from
any danger point. The truck had
been dumping grnvoi nnd to do so
It was necessary to place it directly
nrross tho road. ;
Mrs. Pearl Neil nnd Mr. Glenn To
bias were, married "Wednesday after
noon in Yreka. California. Mrs. To
bias has lived in Ashland for quite
a while jind is well known by many
Ashland people. Mr. Tobias does not
reside in Ashland. After the wed
ding tho couple started for Florida,
where they will spend their honey
moon. Mr. Donald.. Wright, son of W. V.
Wright of tho. Ashland Laundry com
pauy, has returned to his homo after
u fow weeks' visit with friends and
relatives In Ashland. Ho has resumed
his position us driver of tho loundry
wugon,
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. B. Lnmkin will
leavo tho first of tho yeor for their
ranch near Montague, California. Mr.
Lnmkin Has rented his house on
North Mal'ii street to Mr. J. C. Dunn
yho will move there after tho flint of
the year. Mr. ro. K. I'hlpps, local real
estate dealer, will talto over, Mr. Lam
kin's real estate, office.
Mr. Oscttr Silvor made a short 'bus
iness trip to Medford on. Thursday
afternoon In tho interests of tho
Pompadour Lithla Springs company.
llr. James O. Mars, brother of J. V.
Mars of thq .Mars shoe shop, passed
through Aslilatul Thursday iftcrnoon,
visiting with his brother and family.
Mr, Mara Is on his way north.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam McNuIr of the
Ttexall Store returned Tuesday nftor
noon from nn extended trip to Kansas
City. Mrs. McNnlr left during Au
gust for Kansas City to visit her par
ents nnd wns Joined at that place by
Mr. McNair who was not able to leave
his business at the tlnio that she left.
Mr. McNair also visited friends and
relatives while there. ,
O. w. Pennebaker of Stockton, Cnl.,
formerly of Ashland has been visit
ing Ashland for tho past fow days.
Mr. Ponnebuker -Is a pioneer of Ash
lund, but has not resided here since
1007. He is connected with the Krult
and Nursery Company of Stockton.
A letter has Just , been received by
the Bllllnsg Agency from a former
resident of Ashland, now living in
Potalunia with contents running thus:
"We're all dried out. No rain. The
hay which was offered at 110.00 a
month iigo Is now selling at $.'10. "
Mr. Gilbert of tho Tidewater Oil
company, was In Ashliind Thursday
visiting nt tho various garages.
. Mr. II, L. Oliver of Hood River,
Ore., has accepted a position In bet
rlok'a CIroveteria. j
Mr. Kay Carter of tho Sonneborn
nnd Sans company wus In Ashland
Thursday on business.
Leo Keinhart, Ashland high school
boy and son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm.
Heinhart of Iowa street Is oulto 111 at
his homo with tho flu. Mr. Heinhart's
temperature on Thursday afternoon
reached J 03 degrees and his parents
and friends havo been quite worried
about him.
Mr. Cunninghnm of Portlnnd, Ore
gon, son of formor councilman C. C.
Cunningham is Jn town on business.
Ho expects to stay sevoral days. .
Mr. and Mrs... A. 11. Jones, for
forly of Vancouver, parents of, E. V.
Jones of this city, ace In Ashland
visiting with their jion. Mr. Jones Is
a pioneer of Ashland, oven though
ho has not resided hero for n great
many years. Ho usd to be connected
with tho Afhlund Iron and Foundry
Works here. He is nlao one 'of the
oldest members of tho 1. O. o. V. In
tho stale of Oregon.
A letter was received Thursday by
Mr. Millard Cirubb from K. J. Kaiser.
former postmaster of Ashland. .Mr.
Kaiser reports that he Is In Los Ange.
les at the present time nnd has been
having a very good tlmo dllrlngithe
iiroe that rnc II " i been gone from
Ashlund. 1
GIFT BOXES
FANCY FRUIT and NUTS
One pound Red Wood Boxes Three pound Red Wood Boxes
Two pound Red Wood Boxes - Fcur pcund Red Wood Boxes
Five pound Red Wocd Boxes
All filled with delicious fruit and nuts
Personal
Attention
Phone 252
IDEAL GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS
H. E. Marsh
GROCER
Prompt
. . Service
Phone 252
ITIIIMUMIl'JIU'J
PEARLS
The ideal gift for her, beautiful lustre, any length, prices "ranging
from $10.00 and up. ff
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This store is better prepared than ever to care for your holiday g
gift wants. ,, , i . .... ;: . M
Our wonderful display of suitable gifts for the coming season Is M
bringing hundreds of shoppers to our store. H
We invite you to be one of them. S
JNO. W. JOHNSON, Jeweler 1
Enjoy the Privacy of Our Diamond Room When Buying -the
Engagement ' Ring
Ill
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FRESH FRUITS
and
VEGETABLES
20th CENTURY GROCERY
After the i purchase is made, it must give satisf action It's the
20th Century way.
Prices quoted in this kd good from Saturday, December 15,
till Friday night, December Zl.
CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP, new pack,
2 "cans , :.....rw.l?
CREME OIL SOAP, bar..... '.7$ ; 4 b&ra............ ,l
vNiaiiT'fl 'unniiv. RIVER CATSUP, laree bot-
tics, each '
DEL MONTE CATSUP, pint bottle ...l..!....'25 ,
ROYAL BAiklNG POWDER, large can . . 46
fcnTTT flPINTTIRY XMAS CANDIES Twenty thou
sand pounds of the most' satisfying staple cahdiea
in the market. !'
ROLLED OATS, 9 lb. sack 53? , ,
LAYER FlOS, very fancy for eating purposes: -Pound
.W
?i Tiiirif1a ' .
lOlbs. ,....v,.::..:.-...-fl.75 jl
RAtarMR Tlimnnson's imbloached seedless. . . ji
Pound 12tf- 3 lbs. ;86i. : ;
. . . t era ' t L y-'siimA IB
trap uorn, j'car om, a pounus io, a iwunua i
White wonder Soap, 6 bars - is
"a hkj. I . ;
pounds Sl.OO. i j
Florida Grape Fruit
Irfirge' Size,. 10' each
LEMONS, SUNKIST
Brand, Large Si2e
2 for 5; doz., 29
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. JAP ORANGES
55 to 70 to the box,
90 in box lots
Really no use in look
ing for a better place
to trade than a 20th
Century Store and so
conveniently located.
SOTH CENTURY COFFEE, completes with Batj
faction a good dinner, round tfop , 6 pounds
AMAIZO OIL, pints 25j'quarts -
MEDFORD
ASHLAND GRANTS PAS