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PAGE FOUR ASITLAOT) TIDINGS Thumb?,' March- 28, 1014 Ashland Undertaking Parlors LADY ASSISTANT. FltEE CIIAPEL. Calls Promptly Attended, Day or Sight H. C. STOCK, Proprietor MO-90 Xortli Main, Ashland, Oregon. Line Fence Results In Another Death ! In the Social Realm Society News. Please phone all news Items, so ciety or otherwise, to the Tidings, No. 39. It is often necessary to leave late items over until the next Issue, so as to insure insertion please phone them in as early as possible. The Tidings goes to press early each Monday and Thursday afternoon and Items must be in and in type by noon Helen Esko, Mabel Moore, Messrs. John Kins, Virgil Rush, Guy Rad dles. Frank Rush, Merrltt Randies, Charlie Moore and Sailor Bailey. Mr. I. Monday . Si'hwein left for California for a week's visit. Mrs. Wilinor Hilt of Hilt, Cal., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lane. Mrs. Ed Sutton of Klamath Falls visited her father, 1.. W. Rogers, on Oak street. Miss Ireland arrived in Ashland Tuesday from Medford for a three weeks' stay. Mrs. Kaul Janney and Mrs. Frank Clark of Medford were guests of Mrs. Schwein Saturday. ' Mrs. W. A. Wtlshire returned Mon dav from Portland, where sho has been visiting relatives and friends. The ladies of the Trinity Church Guild will cive a cooked food sale Saturday from 1 p. m. to 6 o'clock at Ashland Trading Co. Mrs. E. J. Soxsmlth entertained the members and guests of the Pleasant Hour Club at her home on Allison street Friday afternoon. The warm sunshine out of doors and the profu sion of beautiful cherry blossoms with which the house was decorated made the, guests feel that summer was indeed here. Each guest was requested to tell some humorous per sonal experience, or funny story and the many amusing incidents thus re lated made a very pleasant afternoon pass all too quickly. Miss Shaw fur uished several selections on the piano, after which the hostess served light refreshments. E. S. Waterman of Ashland waB called to Bonner's Ferry Idaho last Friday by a telegram announcing the Aurder of his father, a man aged seventy-two years. A. S. Waterman was shot in a line fence dispute by Andrew Aldrich, aged sixty-six. The murderer gave himself up and admit ted that he shot in a Tit of rage and not under necessity in self-defense. The killing was done at long range with a thirty-thirty Winchester as Waterman was working along the dis puted line fence. The dispute had been under way for several years. A survey had been made, but Aldrich was dissatisfied and refused to accept it. Aside from his 'dispute the two families had always gotten along well and it is stated that the sons of the two men are still friendly and mutu ally afflicted over the sad affair. E. S. Waterman, wno came to Ash land nearly two years ago, was a wealthy young rancner in itorth Da kota. He has spent his time here prospecting and developing mines in Northern California and had only re turned from the mines a few days when he got the telegram. He has made many friends here who will re gret to learn of the sad circumstances of his parent's death. '. ' ...... .. . r- tlls-. ;: ' . T Try , Standard Floor Oil The Lady Maccabees lodge gives a S00 party April 1 in their lodge room for the members and their friends. Light refreshments wHT be served and a charge of 25 cents made. The annual meeting of the Wed nesday Afternoon Club was held at the home of Mrs. Van Sant yesterday, the assisting hostesses being Mrs. Harner and Mrs. Atkinson. The fol lowing ladies were chosen ' to serve for the following year: President, Mrs. O. J. Stone; vice-president, Mrs. O. Winter; treasurer, Mrs. J. K. Choate; secretary, Mrs. A. Schuer man. The reports of the treasurer and secretary showed a profitable year, financially as well as socially. They were especially favored by a reading as an enc re by Miss Nellie Briggs and two piano solos by Miss Edna Daugherty. The ladles of the Civic Improve ment Club are very much interested in the mineral springs development and will assist the committee in their work during the next few days. If the men of Ashland were as interest ed in the development of the city as the ladies the city would double its population in two years. Mr. and Mrs. V. O. N. Smith en tertained at a charming 1 o'clock tinner on Sunday. The table was decorated in hyacinths aud fern, and four-course dinner enjoyed. The gnestB were Mr. and Mrs. Carson and sons, Verner and Raymond, . Mrs George Sleraantel and daughter, Mar garet, and Mr. Fowler, the former partner of O. V1. Carson.' A number of friends of Miss One Sta Barnard gave her a very pleasant surprise party Friday. An enjoyable .evening was spent in games and mu sic was provided, which all thorough ly enjoyed. Light refreshments were served. Those present were Misses Bessie York, Gertrude Miksch, Essie Moore, Marguerite Moore, Louise Homes, Bessie Homes, Feru Beeler, That Awful Itchy Feeling! Stop It Instantly Vj Using ZEMO, the Eemarkable, Scientific Skin Remedy. Get a 25o Bottle and Bee For Yourself. TiK-re aro tvw thing worse tiuin prrsMU at Itching when you (col tike you could "crotch yoursolf to piocrii." lKml s crutch, An enjoyable birthday party was given at the home of Miss Louise Gillette Saturday afternoon. A more congenial and lively crowd of boys and girls could not be imagined. The time passed quickly in dancing and games. Refreshments were served of Jello and whipped cream, cake and lemonade. The guests were Bernlee Myers, Edith Moody, Gertrude Moore", Reta Gard, Gladys Good, Glenn Rob erts, Dorothea Tayne, Mildred Gear- hart, Helen Van Dyke, Agnes lied burg, Alice Poor, Laura Wiley, Er nestine Hicks, Gladys Applegate, Cora Divet.'Verni Carter, Lynn Slack, Fay Phillips, Paul Winters, Leon Baughman and Bert Bryant. Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. "I take pleasure in recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to my customers because I have confidence in it. I find that they are pleased with it and call for it when again in need of such a medicine," writes J. W. Sexton, Montevallo, Mo. For sale by all dealers. ArenaHus-Carbolinetun For Chicken Idee, in the best. Clear and Odorless. ANNOUNCEMENT ; EXTRAORDINARY We have one of the most complete stocks of paints and varnishes in ' SOUTHERN OREGON If you wish to sell your home, give it a coat of paint, ,.and it will make $100.00 difference in the sale We will give 10 per cent off on Glidden Varnishes for thirty days. Carson-Smith Lumber Co. Carter's White Lead is one of the best. It will pay you to inspect our goods aud get our prices. PHONE 98 Try our Iniliistiial Burn I'aiut. 4 Militia Will Go To Frisco in 1915 gram by her pleasing rendition of various musical numbers, while Mrs. Ashcraft surprised those present by giving a humorous reading that was highly enjoyed. The Ashland military boys are happy in anticipation of seeing the fair next year. If recommendations of Adjutant-Geiferal Finzer and the commissioned officers of every com pany in the state are followed by Governor West, the Oregon National Guard will hold its annual encamp ment in 1915 at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. The California trip has been defi nitely recommended. The fact that the governor has always followed the recommendations of the officers in the past is taken as an indication that the trip will be taken as proposed. Do you want to be "one of 300"? Be at the tabernacle Sunday morning at 1 0 o'clock. All boys and girls and men and women are welcome. PEANUT BUTTER We have just, received a shipment of Rogers Nut Butter, which enables us to make the following low prices: Small size 10c, 3 for 25C Medium size 15c, 2 for 25C Large size. 20c - for 40c Compare These Prices with what you have been paying. The above are not special, but our regular prices. "We Lead, Others Follow" The Ideal Grocery White House Block XXXXX2 8 Lmilli t I IT l Tl TITTTTTT1 IT If TT T I T If f TTTTTTTTTTTTTT i TTTTTTTTTT TTT H III ! TT1 IH f f Hi H Ml HI 8 SELL ednc j43 1 y v i Mis. Mary Johnson gave a delight ful birthday! party Monday. The hour was entertainingly spent in fancy work and in conversation. The decorations were of pink carnations and spring rye feniB, and set off the "oouib in a festive manner. Delect able refreshments were served of an gel food cake, fruit salad and coffee, which all heartily enjoyed, as the hostesses are famed in the prepara tion of these delicacies. The guests rere Mrs. Wallace Rogers, Mrs. Wil cox, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Sayles, Mrs. Hatcher, Mrs. Barney, Mrs. Swedenburg, Mrs. Hakee, Miss Anna Berggnen, Mrs. Martin, Scott, Mrs. Annie Boone and Hazel Boone. 8 P 8 Mrs. Miss V. C. T. U. Meeting. The W. C. T. II. held an instruc tive mauling on Tuesday, a goodly number be fug present. The results of the temperance work began by Neal Dow In the Btate of Maine were commented on by various speakers. Miss Fox gave an interesting sketch of the Hie of that great moral worker whone evury heart throb was for the good of hu manity. Many things have sprung though; It only inn k oi condition worso. Jtmt rub on n llltio ZKMO and tho Itching ond burning ico awny likfl innslp, leaving dniirutrullr com- from the work he began, among oth ers the formation of the W. C. T. U. fortabio fc.-i'liug. No mutter whether the Itching la duo to later on, whose organization now is rwtSaffrLikTMs.UMUD Dons or to du-: right rapidly, U literature being 2?tiiU" ,ut" wood ciu n pr)nted jn twenty different lan the k!n. ZKMO will put a stop to It In lutljr, and will Quickly remove or over- guages. coma the rue, j Mrs. Dr. Bradford read a scholarly Prove thu ynarariri Oct ft St ecnt bottle 1 . ... ... , tadr nd yonll hive niwoluus proof of in Paper on heredlt) and its effects on rraftrkanhi rot!u. zkmo. &o a bottle, aoid mankind, making or marring many a ua raanntocd by dnigglaU CTorywbere. Sold ia Ashlnnd by East rhartnacy, J. J. McNalr, Prop. biue life. Mrs. Brittson added to the pro- DO YOUR WORK THE ELECTRIC WAY. COOK WITH ELECTRICITY and save time and temper. IRON WITH ELECTRICITY and save time and 'fatigue. , No imc lost going back and forth to change irons. . -. ' HEAT WATER WITH ELECTRICITY and insure a constant supply of hot water for household use. 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