Tuesday, Novem ber 18, 1010
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
PAtiK FOUR
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Join th e D. O. K. K .’s.
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A fifteen a c ie tia c t of land in the
Belleview d istrict belonging to W .
S. E astm an has been purchased bv
J. E. Ross recently. The sale was
m ade th ro u g h Mrs. S. L. A llen's real
e sta te agency.
H em stitching, Picoting, in cents
a yard. W e pay th e postage. T h e '
Vanity H at Shop, M edford, Ore. 6-tl
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Miss E vangeline Poley, one of the
teach ers in the Ju n io r high school,
was a Medford visitor d u rin g the
week end.
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You w ant Studio A shland photo=
for Xm. s. I t’s none too early. 5 4-tf
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Mrs. F red Dennv. who has been,
visiting in P o rtlan d , stopped off in
A shland yesterday to visit with rel-
; fives for a short tim e before re­
tu rn in g to her hom e in Roseville.
Calif.
Mrs. Denny is a siste r of
Mrs E. E. Phipps and F ra n k Crouch
of tfiis city.
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Fine work tak es tim e. Sit for your
X m as photos now. Studio Ashland.
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Eam onn d'V alera, president of the
“ Republic of Ire la n d ,” who has been
to u rin g the coast for the past week J
passed th rough th is section y ester­
day forenoon. He left tra in 13 at
.Medford w here he was m et by a del­
egation who brought him hv au to to
A shland over the Pacific highw ay
to again resum e his tra in journey
from P ortland to San
Francisco.
Only an inform al reception was held
in M edford, as th e Irish lead er is
badly worn with speaking and can
cnly do so at his re g u la r appoint­
m ents.
“ A rrival of K itty ” a t High School
Gym F riday evening, Nov. 21. 68-3
COMMANDERY MEETING
S tated conclave' of M alta Com­
mander}’ No. 4. Masonic Tem ple,
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W ednesday evening, Nov. 19. Im-
po rtan t business in addition to rou-
tin e m atters, consequently "a full at-
ten d an ce is im plied.
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O. F. CARSON. E. C.
W. H. DAY, Recorder.
Cem ent com pany; m otion.
F a rm e rs' and F ru it G row ers’ Bank
ap p ellan t vs F. Roy Davis, respond
ent; mandate.
W arner, W ortm an & Gore vs. Med-
ford R ealty and Im provem ent com-
pany; satisfaction of judgm ent.
Shirley B aker et al vs T. W. Os-
good et a l; satisfaction of judgm ent.
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Mr. and Airs. M. F. Cvester, well
known residents of A shland. will
jeave (^¡3 evening on tra in No. 53
for F ra n k fo rt, Ind., w here they will
m ajje tb e jr fu tu re home. They will-
join th e ir son-in-law and d a u g h te r
P ro b a te C ourt.
Mr. a n d Mrs D. D. N orris, who pre­
M . M. McKinyon, incom petent, es-
» a . ta te ; ad m itted to probate.
ceded them th e re several m onths
Piano in stru ctio n in homes.
ago.
dress C. S. M itchell, 128 L aurel St. • H enderson H ash, e sta te; inventory
and appraisem ent.
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a . p T aient e sta te ; order.
Rose Bros, c a rry a full line of
A ntoinette De P e a tt, e s ta te ; or-
H aw aiian G uitars, steel picks, etc.
Her.
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M ary K. Gusez e sta te; w ithdraw -
COURT NEWS.
Miss Jean A nderson is in the pub­
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.•§ <4; <s- <S> <§> <S> -î> al of claim s.
Clyde A. M ineau e sta te and guard-
lic lib rary assisting in th e \W>
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ianship;
order, petition.
there. She expects to succeed Miss
Sam
uel
Cozzens
vs.
S?riey
B
aker
et
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i o ^ r ^ a t " 01'’ gU ardianship:
E stelle Jones, who has resigned her
a
l;
assignm
ent
of
judgm
ent.
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p D. S toddard
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Chauncey
e sta te: in-
position in th a t in stitu tio n .
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...mn M . Sweeney vs County o r : vepto rv and a p p ra jseirient, proof of
Jack so n et al; tra n sc rip t of ju d g - pu b licatio n .
Leave your m agazine subscriptions m ent.
E. E. G rainger e sta te bond of
with us. Poley’s D rug Store.
Geo. L. T reiehler vs. H. C. Chis- ad m in istra trix .
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to ffe rso n ; c e rtificate
of atta ch ...
m e n t.
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Lind Nelson e sta te ; petition, or
C
hauncey
Florey
et
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vs
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ent- dpr
See K itty when she arrives. 68-3
w orth & Irw in, In v .; answ’er.
M ary K. Gusez e s ta te ; final ac­
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N D. T urpin vs F. D. E ism an n ; count, order.
Tall Thom pson of P o rtlan d , a rep- cost bill,
F lizabeth D inw idde e sta te ; order,
reseu tativ e of th e London & Laqca-
Rogue R iver F ru it and Produce proof of publication.
shire F ire In su ran ce com pany, was association vs H. E. Ire lan d ; for
E ugene B. Hoke e sta te; proof of
money.
nnblication.
a business visitor in A shland this
C. E. Gates et aj vs Olaf Seversen;
T M. N ourse e s ta te ; bond of ad-
week.
lien.
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• m in istratrix .
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R ?• HJ nes and J - A- Snidev as-
Wqvpo N G rnbb eRtatp proof of
Call a t Rose B ros.’ and see th e lat- ®u7\e
business nam e of Hines & rm blication.
4 L Hale 5ncomnetflnt. «r„or di-'n-
est Edison Diamond Disc Phono- Snider A uto com pany.
graph.
Tone unsurpassed, Hom e .H e n r y K erby vs Gail K erby; no- ,jbin a rd pqtf, tp; gppond SPTn,
dem o n stratio n s gladly given
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account, th ird sem i-annual account.
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„ EJ m ay L - Hosley et al vs Je sse .
C ar, D„vid s tn „ t PRtatp. ordPr
Rev C G Mo>’ris
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rhotion.
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uu. i is, m t paaiui u.
C alifornia-O regon T o w e r Co., vs
, uguste F. Bagiev e sta te ; petition,
th e M ethodist church of T alent, had
business in A shland yesterday
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H ave a fit a t O rres Tailors.
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Miss E stelle Jones of th e public
lib rarv was a M edford v isitor yester-
h ^
O. N ordw ick; u n d e rta k in g , a ffi-i
Toorists Stopping
At Local Hotels
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B illiard players p refer th is place
because they know th a t they can get
GOOD cues; and m odern equipm ent
m akes a lot of difference in the
pjeasure of tbe gam e.
You KNOW It.
Profanity, gambling and other un-
desirable elem ents are absolutely
TABOO here. W e invite GENTLE-
MEN only’
T his is a clean, congenial am ase-
m ent
£or decent c ean-cut fel-
low’s.
Alnutt’s Billiard Par loi’
DOUGLAS HUNTERS KILLED
14 BEAR THIS SEASON
ROSEBURG— T hat b ear have been
u n usually p lentiful in th e m oun­
tain s of Douglas county th is year, is
judged from th e experience of Chas,
Beckley and H. B. G rubbe, two well
known ran ch ers of the N orth Ump-
qua, ab o u t 10 m iles from th is city.
The men reported, recently th a t with
th e killing of a n o th e r fine b e a r last
F irs t N ational Bank of A shland vs ! t o
C ^ K ^ n a R e s t a t e ; adm it-
M att D ora; o rd er affidavit.
ted to probate.
Ella B. Mills vs M att Dove: affi-L
d a“ it. order.
A f * » F e U <•<»»*CO«.
W dliam K ennison vs Carl W . Ab-
John M T avlor and Gladvp M’Her
erer b e et al; m otion.
Chas. L. H uestes and Mrs. M ary
E lizabeth A. Sm ith vs H ow ard P. K epnev.
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Wilcox et al; o rd er confirm ing.
Joseph E. Silva and Thelm a Ab-!
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j l . H a rn e r vs. Nan L. S trickfaden
bott.
K itty a rriv es a t th e High School et >1; order.
W illiam R. A skren and Azelea L. i
Gym F riday evening, Nov; 21. 6S-3
R- W. H alhurd vs. F red erick C.
P age et a l£ order.
A rlee D. H atch and M yrtle E.
R. W. Halhurd. vs F red erick C.
•ft.
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B
urns.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Briggs o f,Y ak­
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C harles M. H a lt «nd » n n i L ew is.
im a. W ash., a re visiting at th e hom e ' ! John
H.
T yrell et * al vs Af
M anganese
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bv sn d Mf)rv R
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of Mrs. B riggs’ p aren ts, Mr. and Metal com pany; a ft’davit.
W a lter C. L arned, a d m in istra to r, j
T;ipV Mn,lpplv and P d !th j n h ^ n p
Mrs. O. R. T u rn e r on Sixth street.
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vs Rogue R iver \ alley C anning com- --------------------------------------------------------
They expect to leave shortly for panv; receiver’s report.
Special sale of m illinery. All h ats
If You Aye L ooking F o r
S o uthern C alifornia to spend the
H. R. Moore vs Lena M oore; p ro o f,
one-half price at the V anity Shop.
of
publication:
affidavit.
Medford.
55-12 winter.
Ona A. Morse vs Jackson County
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B ank; d em u rrer.
High School Gym F rid ay evening.
George L. T reieh ler vs H. C. i
Cliff T a y n e m akes h an dkerchief
Nov. 21. See K itty arrive.
6S-3 C h risto ferse n ; dem and for hill of
boxes.
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p a rticu lars.
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Try the
W illiam B. M orris, a well known
E lizabeth N A nderson e t al vs:
All book stu d en ts of Ashland will
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George A. N onas et a l; am ended an-
citizen of H ilts. Calif., was a business sw er
learn w ith real regpet of the resig­
c a ller in A shland th is m orning.
r? Schuler vs Gust F ask e et ux;
nation of Miss E stelle Jones as as­
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'c o st bill, m otion, a ffid av it. Judgm ent.
sistant city libr rian. Miss Jones was
Special th is week O leom argarine
Talent Irrig a tio n d istrict vs A. C.
alw ays helpful in gettin g th e m a­
Caldw ell: service of sum m ons.
40 cents the pound; two pounds for
Tbp E a r , F ru jt ComDany of th e
terial one needed and th e m em bers
75
cents;
beat
it
if
von
can.
Plaza
N
orthw
est vs P a tte rso n O rchard
of the study clubs of the city feel
M arket, 64 N orth Main.
6S-4t com pany: to recover m oney.
th at her leaving is a serious loss to
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Elfa May Cross vs George W il-
them .
o- liam Cross; suit for divorce,
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Special; fine cottage nam s 3.»
p ra n L- m . Moxom vs A rth u r Conk-
Plaza M arket, 64 ]ey p^ a j. sn^ ¡ o foreclose.
Q uality first a t Studio A shland. cen^s Hie pound
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W illiam P erry vs Nancy J. Bishop
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N orth Main.
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«1: for m oney, a tta ch m e n t.
K. E. Corson wms in G ran ts P ass
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John H. T yrell vs Manganetee
ever Sunday paying a visit to his
Mra- Val Snyder and two sons are A’etal com pany; foreclosure.
b ro th er. C. f-I. Corson and fam ily.
hom e from H inevale, 111., w here the}
Chhken Dinner Every Sunday.
Ida Snyder vs B eaver P o rtla n d
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w ere called th re e weeks ago by th^
Open from 6 A. M. till 9 :3 (\ P. M.
OH! MY BACK!
We will he b u sier in December. illness of M rs- Snyder’s fath er. The
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before
Don’t w ait. Studio A shland.
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The E xpression of M any a K idney
re a d ie d his home.
S u ife ie r in A shland.
A stu b b o rn backache is cause to i
Miss Em ily K aiser is in O akland
suspect kidney tro u b le. W hen th e
visiting witli h er sister. Miss Arme-
kidneys a re inflam ed and sw ollen,!
da K aiser, a teach er in th e public
stooping b rin g s a sh a rp tw inge in i
schools, and niece. Miss Lillian K ai­
th e sm all of th e back, th a t alm ost
tak e s th e b re a th away. D oan’s K id -|
ser. a stu d en t in th e U niversity of
îîT n an n tîtK K n n J» ney P ills revive sluggish kidneys— ’
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Califo rnia.
The L adies’ Aid of th e M ethodist, « « f v e aching back Ask y o u r neigh-i
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bo»-! H ere s A shland proot:
Hot tam ale, chill an a n o t d rin k s church will hold its social m eeting
Mrf. j Ga ib»aith, 136 S herm an
tom orrow , gt., says: “ Some years ago my kid-
a t Rose Bros.
67-3t in th e church p arlo rs
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A special neys w ere in a bad way. At tim es
W ednesday, afternoon.
acted too freely, and th en again
Miss Nellie Beaver, tea c h e r in the invitation is extended to stra n g e rs they
r ot often enough. My back felt weak
Gold Hill schools, was an over Sun- to come and get acquainted.
lam
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and
I was
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day visitor a t h er hom e here. She
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guld all the tim e. F inally I began
was accom panied by Miss H arter.
The L adies’ A uxiliary club held ta k in g D oan’s K idney Pills, and the}
one of the teach ers in th e grades of th e ir reg u la r fo rtn ig h tly m eeting in ^ ^ h e N ^ t i o i ? eo ? m v k i(In e y s,’^ 1
th e Gold Hill schools.
C hautauqua M emorial hall last even- gince tbpn j have a iw ays used D oan’s
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¡ng. The principal business tra n s- v.-her I have felt my kidneys needed
Upw ards of 300 M edford people acted was the election of officers for atte n tio n .
They have never failed
were in atten d an ce at the Sousa band the coming, and those selected were to ^ dpp
a t al1 de iiers
D on’t
concert in the arm orv at th is city as follows:
P resident, Mrs. S. B. ^ m piy ask t o / a kidney rem edy— get
Sunday afternoon. Two hundred M cNair; vice-president. Mrs. A. C. D oan’s K idney P ills— th e sam e th a t
and fifty tick ets w ere sold at Palm - Briggs; secretary . Miss Em m a Jen- Mrs. G albraith had. Foster-M ilburn
e r ’s m usic <’ore d u rin g th e week, kins; tre a s u re r, Mrs. E. H. B ush; ( °-- W rs .. B uffalo, X. A.
then the b eautiful w e a th er of th at house com m ittee. Mrs. H. G. E nders,
day inspired a num ber of others to Jr. The social period follow ing was
come up and get th e ir adm ittan ce greatly enjoyed, w ith tin e refresh-
tic k e ts at the door.
m ents served by th e hostesses, Mrs.
W alter L. Maxey, Misses N orton, Lee,
■ W ill th e re be a V lctrola in your Coshow and Clark.
hom e this Xm as? You will have to
Y oung Couple W edded
h u rry . They a re going fast. Term s
The m arria g e of Miss Grace M ar­
can he arran g ed . Rose Bros. 67-3t
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garet Spencer and C larence M orris
Mrs. Joseph Poley has gone to Al­ was solem nized last evening a t the
hambra, Calif., to join h e r son, W. hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Dobbin Irw in
H. Poley. who w ith his fam ily is on N orth Main stre e t. Rev. C. A.
spending th e w inter there. Mrs. Po­ E dw ards, p asto r of the TTethodist
ley expects to rem ain in C alifornia church, perform ed th e cerem ony in
the presence of th e fam ily. H ubert
for several m onths.
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B entley accom panied th(^ groom. Mr.
Miss E lizabeth I). P alm er has gone M orris is well know n in th is city and
to S acram ento to spend a week or is employed as d riv er for the Ice
ten days in th a t city.
and Storage com pany, while the
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b ride is a popular young wom an of
Every one in terested in the Epis­ D unsm uir. The young people will
Oak St.
Tel. 117
copal church should be present live in th is city.
W ednesday aftern o o n and evening
at T rin ity Episcopal church. Rev.
F. S. Flem ing of Chicago and D. H
C. Eixott of P ortland will be pres­
'C A t? R a n k , w t h
The C him a. C .'acfä.'
ent.
GOOD EATS
Calc
Good Cues and Tips
Hotel Austin
H arry E. Dell. Tacom a; H en riette
W eber, Mrs. George K nott, G lendale;
Phili Carlow , S eattle; H. S. Riley,
E G SuRjvan, San F rancisco; J. J.
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Cooper, wife and two children, Seat-
tie ; M. D eR an d i and wife, Chicago,
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111.; R. Schakl, P o rtla n d ;
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j ohnson .W e e d .C a lif .; J. M. T refren , sold to W illiam R andolph H earst
B risbane today announced. He said
Roseburg.
Hotel Colum bia
he has also sold th e W isconsin News,
“ C le a n
R alph Hopping, San
F rancisco; published in M ilwaukee, to H earst.
Lee L. Covert, R oseburg; F. P a rk e r,; ~
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J- P. L asky; W. C. Davis, D unsm uir,!
C alif.; R obert McKee, P o rtla n d : L.
B. A tterb u ry , W. G. B urt, L. F. Dur-
bin, Roseburg.
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T H E WOODTITE LABORATORIES
: fTrom Producer fo Consumer^
LHlian E . Stevens e sta te ; inven.
NELDA
week they now had a record of 14
for th e season. So fa r none of the
skins have been b rought to this city.
although th e re a re said to be several
excellent ones which have served to
ren
1 d er th e in te rio r of th e tr homes
tru ly ty Pical o£ hu n tsm en as well as
most pictùresque.
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BRISBANE SELLS PA PER S
WASH1NGTON, Nov. 18.— The
W ashington Times, purchased by
A rth u r B rasbaue in 1917, has been
SERVICESTATION
T he Job of
I n s u la tio n
. O r d in a r y i n s u l a ti o n
nearly- always gives way
before the plates do, and
the battery has to be rein­
sulated.
Willard Threaded Rub­
ber Insulation protects the
plates from the very be­
ginning of the battery’8
life, and protects the car
owner against the need of
having the battery reinsu­
lated.
-Drop in, and we’ll tell
you about some of the long­
life records th at Threaded
R u b b e r I n s u l a ti o n ha*
made possible.
C.y your goods ai Wholesale
PLUS the Cost ot Handling.
The S tate Exchange plan is fo r m any people to buy collectively
th io u g h cne buyer-—w ith all useless handling and profits elim i­
nate I. The buyer for a’n organization of consum ers can estim ate
t'-.e neads of his m em bers and buy intelligently and advantageous­
ly.
F o r exam ple:
We have ju st bought a carload of
Best Crown Flour
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THAT WE OFFER
Barrel
Sack
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T here is no b e tte r flo u r m ade.
Jordan Electric Co.
Ashland, Oregon
Elks Block
CwTffi
§12.65
§3.20
Every sack g uaranteed.
P o ta to e s— (carload com ing). O rder now a t $;i.2O.
Bacon— (50 cent g ra d e ), per lb., 45c.
A sh la n d S ta te E x c h a n g e :
SUCCESSOR TO ASHLAND TRADING CO.
The Social Realm
Whittle
Transfer
L in e
For Service
Storage, Coal and
Transfer
TUESDAY
W EDNESDAY
THURSDAY
Trinity
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E p is c o p a l
C h u rc h
NATION-W IDE CAMPAIGN
C am p aig n W o rk e rs M eetin g W ednes­
day A fte rn o o n at 3 : 3 0 .
DOORS — AT 7 O’CLOCK.
PER­
FORMANCE STARTS W ITH CUR­
RENT EVENTS AND SCENIC AT
7:30. TH E MIRACLE MAN BE­
GINS AT 8 O'CLOCK. SECOND
W E WANT EV ERY YOUNGSTER
TO HAVE A SAYINGS ACCOUNT
NOT only has the F irs t N ational
Bank its helping hand o ut fo r the
w elfare of th e p resent generation of
grow n-ups. It also aim s to look a f­
te r th a t w hich is developing.
(On Second S treet.)
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We w an t every p a re n t of every boy
and girl in th is com m unity to see
th a t he o r she has a SAYINGS AC­
COUNT.
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SHOW AT 9:15.
ADMISSION
ADULTS 50c; TAX 5c
TOTAL 55c.
CHILDREN .09c; TAX lc.
TOTAL 10c.
fe?
MASS MEETING
W ednesday E vening at 7 :3 0
Speakers: Rev. F. S. Flem ing, Chi­
cago; Dr. H. C. Fixott. P o rtlan d .
LET EVERYONE COME
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ASHLAND.
OREGON
EV C A R TE R . PRES.
C H V A U P E L VICE PRES
j w M c COY. C a s h ie r
C L A R r Buòn ASST C ash
Ashland Is the First Valley Town Io See This Production