Ashland tidings., March 26, 1914, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

TIDINGS
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DomoSepar
ator
Since the duty was taken off im
ported goods, I am able to sell the
Itomo Separator at a very low price.
They are made in Stockholm out of
ihe best Swedish bessemer 'steel,
-pressed disks, no seams, eaKy run
ning and won't wear out. Sweden is
known all over the world for Us iron
and of which the Donio Separator is
made. I also sell the Empire and
liave them in stock.
1 will sell Buggies again this year
for :$.J0 and up.
AIho the well-known Bain and
stuaeuaKer wagons that need no
other mention as they have been in
'is for 60 years.
vnen you buy from us you can
Uways got the extras.
EMIL PElL
ftoyal
Arch
.Masons
Siskiyou
Chapter
No. 21
Special convocation o Siskiyou
Chapter, No. 21, R. A. Mt Friday
evening, March 27, 1914, for work
on Royal Arch degree. Visiting com
panions cordially welcome, and f
number from MedTord and Jackson
ville are expected. By order of
C. W. ROOT, H. P.
W. H. DAY, Acting Sec'y.
1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL
icmcit;;;i:iti::ttt;::;;t:tmu
N. Deleau, a Jailor from Sacra
rnento, Cal., arrived in Ashland Wed
nesday and will work at the Or res
tailor shop near motor depot. . .
We exchange for eggB and
produce in any line, dry goods, no
tions, shoes or groceries. ' Ashland
Trading Co. . Phone 122.. . 85:tf
A. N. Potter of Weed went to
Tuma, Ariz., this week. He was
called there by the illness of his
"brother, Mr. N'olton.
; Mrs. J. F. White and 'I. S Paley
of Berkeley, Cal., have been visiting
with Elsie Reames and her aunt, Mrs
Knapp.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will
j;ive a food and apron 6ale Saturday
April 11, at Holmes Brothers' gro
cery. , " 87-2t
I. B. Mosler of this city left Tues
lay for Placerville, where he will be
engaged in the lumber business.
Mrs. W. B. McGill arrived Tuesday
from Yreka. She expects to spend
a month or noJ Ashland.
; The Chautauqua Park Club will
hold a market Saturday, March 28, at
the Plaza Grocery. '' ' 86-2t
J. .F. Kennedy and wife of Mill
City, Ore., stopped off at Ashland to
look over the city.
Don't send your rags away, have
them woven here. E, F. Greenman,
' R, F. D. No. 1.
' An old suit looks like new when
cleaned and pressed by Fuller &
Panlserud. It
Mrs. M. E. Abbott of Jacksonville
was up last night to hear Helen Kel
ler. ".' Brooms. Ask your dealer for the
product bf the local factory. 87-tf
; ' Wanted A bus driver at Oregon
Hotel by April 1. 85-tf
Morton's Mlllfeed makes more
milk. 86-tf
Clif Payne makes lunch counters.
v j
Every Time
You
Delay Saving
and making a prompt
deposit In the bank,
yon may be losing a
valoable opportunity.
1 NOW Is the time to
have an account with
us make the right
start today.
4 ON
SAVINGS
ACCOUNTS
Ladles' , brine In your last sea-j
son's garments and have them made
up in the new spring styles by a prac
tical ladies' tailor at Orres' shop.
John W. Dyar of Dorrls, Cal., was
in the city Monday. He is en route
to Portland with a carload of . hogs.
He operates a hotel in Dorrls. ,;
Elder B. C. Tabor was called to
Grants Pass Wednesday to preach the
uneral services of Mr. Green' an old
settler of tlfat city.
II. A. Gray, former porter at the
Oregon Hotel, returned Tuesday from
Illinois, where he has beenvfor the
past year. .', . ... '
-Enders' millinery department.
J. H.' Rhlnehart and wife of Port
land passed through here on their
return trip from Los Angeles.'
Florence Blodgett, who has been a
visitor at Rogue. River this week, re
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. ,C. il. Pierce, who has been
traveling in the east for nine months,
returned this week.
W..L. Rogers has bought theEar!
Hosier place. He expects to mae
his home there. '
Mrs. J. R. Masbburn was in Cen
tral Point and Talent Tuesday on
business. ' ' ' '
A. E. Kellogg, county coroner, of
Gold Hill, was in town this week on
business. ,
Alterations and repairing neatly
done by. a practical tailor at Orres'
shop.
Irene R. Chinery and Sue Gill, both
of Hilt, are in Ashland on a shopping
trip.
Mrs. Simons received new shapes
yesterday. Come and see them. It
T. D. Fitzpatrick of Salina, Kan.,!
was in town on business Tuesday.
Get a pair of Mary Jane pumps.
You'll like 'em. Briggs & Shlnn.
Mrs. A. A. Phillips of Hilt was in
Ashland Monday on a visit.
W. W. Eatllck has gone to Fort
Jones, Cal., oh business. -
Hats cleaned and blocked at
Orres shop. ' '
Wanted-hlckens at Depot Ho
tel. ' , 87-tf
B. E. Whitmorfe left for Montague
Wednesday, where he will be for a
few days on business.
T. W. Bartley of Moscow, Idaho,
has" rented the Helen Stanley house
on First avenue.
Mrs. Yockey and Mr. Beaver were
in Jacksonville Wednesday morning
on business.
-. - r
Mallory hats at Enders.
W. A. Bullock of Salem, bead of
the Yeoman lodge, Is in the city on
business. '-
E. W. Inman of Grants Pass has
been in Ashland on business the last
two days.
French -dry cleaning promptly
done at Orres' shop. Phone 64, we
call. ' .
Children's ' velvet, patent and
calfskin pumps at Briggs & Shinn's.
Mrs. Simons received new shapes
yesterday. Come and see tbem. It
B. A. Slfford of Portland was in
Ashland on business this week.
Paul Saultautt of Weed visited
Ashland Tuesday on business. .
Hubert High of Talent was in Ash
land Monday on business. . ,
Mrs. R. H. Hart of Medford visited
Ashland Tuesday.
R. J. Cole of Hilt is in town on
business.
Dr. F. G. Young of the University
of Oregon will lecture at the public
library March 28. His last lecture
will occur the last of April.
The Teacup Club and the Ladles'
Aid Society of the M. E. church held
a union meeting today at the home
of Mrs. J. B. Ware.
Sylvester ratterson returned Tues
day from Los Angeles, Cal., where
he and his family have been during
the winter.
Mrs. W. T. Barnes, who has been
staying with her family, the Chap-
mans, this winter, left yesterday for i
Yreka. -
See Enders new pennants.
The militia boya will give a dance
Friday night. All those who like to
dance should come out, as a good
time is promised. A three-piece local
orchestra will1 furnish the music.
family arrive In Ashland shortly. Dr.
Johnson will not leave this c!ty until
Dr. Knott Is thoroughly acquainted
with " the work. Dr. Knott is' a
homeopathic physician. " '.
H. L. Walter of Portland, who has
been in 8a n Francisco on business
for the Southern Pacific, passed.
through Ashland on his return, trip
yesterday.
Mr. Bartley of Mobcow, Idaho, who
has been in California the last few
months, is visiting In Ashland. He
Mys be found California too hot to
be ptfmfortable an J thinks be has
struck it right here.
Benjamin Eaton .of this city left
yesterday for Hornbrook, where he
expects to visit friends.
Worn Out
Made
PRODUCTIVE
Two blades made to grow
. where one grew before by
. using
Nitrate of Soda
1 Lb. 10c. . Prces in Quantities
Tax Penalty Not
Due Until Fall
Ct Posted by Druggists
Who Know, at
Poley's Drug Store
Poley & Elhart, Druggists.
Dreamland Theatre 1
You don't have to worry about
the fit if you get your suit from Ful
ler & Paulserud. They are tailors
and desire every suit to be an adver
tisement. They know how to make
f clothes as well as fit clothes. It
. Prosecuting Attorney E. E. Kelly
has issued instructions to the police
of the cities of the valley to arrest
all auto owners not showing, fore and
aft, this year's license tag, as re
quired by law.
Shoe yourself at Enders'.
Dr. George Knott, who has been
temporarily located at Yoncalla, Ore.,
has bought the business of Dr. Julian
Johnson and expects to take the prac
tice in a short time. Dr. Knott and
Miss Margaret O'Neil, from Horn
brook, who occupies the position of
postmistress, left yesterday. She has
been visiting a$ the home of Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. Camps.
-"Better prices at Enders'.
H. Helms, C. G. Rush, Hal McXairl
and Mr. Hilman bought autos the last
few days, on Friday, Saturday, Mon
day and Tuesday respectively.
Frank Brant, keeper of records of
the Knights of Pythias, arrived Wed
nesday evening. He is here to try to
rejuvenate' the order.
Ladies' suits at Enders'.
A. R. Brown left yesterday for
northern California, where he ex
pects to be engaged several days on
business. ".
. , -t
. J. M. Throne and wife, with their
son Jack, of Roseburg, spent Satur
day and, Sunday at the A. E. Throne
home.
' F. L. Camps has employed E. V.
Jones in the shop and expects to be
prepared to overhaul all sorts of
cars. , 1
Hfgh-grade tailoring for ladies
and gentlemen at Orres' shop.
New pumpt, at Enders.
' Matt Potter, who is employed by
the Southern Pacific, got excused
from work the other day to go up
town to 'have his tooth pulled, but
rumors among the rest of the men
ground the yards point to the con
trary. This can be better understood
by. the local yardmen.
You'll find what you want id
shoes at Briggs & Shinn's.
Hat trimmings at Enders'.
The student body of the Polytech
nic school received a letter of con
gratulation' Tuesday on their new
principal, from Professor Hardy. He
is now located tn Oakdale, Wash.,
and he and his brother are in the
merchandise business.
A Michaels-Stern suit at Enders'
for you. Kindly call.
The Commercial Club has an enor
mous yellow and black banner bear
ing the vorda "Ashland, the Gateway
City" in large letters. It is five feet
long and two feet wide at the big
end, tnering down to a point. It
was donated by H. G. Enders & Sou.
Cheap Homes
5-rm. new bungalow, furnished.
Lot 50x143. $500 cash, bal.
' small mo. or quar. pints, .
5-rm. house, electric lights and
city water. Lot 50x100. On
ly $1,100.
5-rm. cottage, some furniture.
Lot 80x150. $1,150. .
4- rm. house, well located. Lot
: 50x1004 t$850.
5- rm. house, wood house, large
chicken house, acres fruit
& berries. Will trade equity
for vacant lots or good auto.
Housekeeping rooms. I loosed ' for
rent. Mr insurance. Money
- to loan.
MRS. S. L ALLEN
Circu't Judge Cleeton or Multno
mah county banded down the opinion
Tuesday hat the penalties of one per
cent a month imposed by the 1913
legislature on taxes not paid before
April first are invalid and granted
the restraining order prayed for by
Roger B. Sinnott against Tax Collect
or Lewis enjoining the latter from
collecting the penalties. Judge Clee-
ton held that taxes do not become
delinquent under the law. until Sep
tember first and that penalties can
be collected only on delinquent taxes.
Tax Collector Lewis said after the
decision that he deemed the only pos
sible mode of procedure would lie to
take an appeal, and on request from
nim me county commissioners ap
pointed Friday afternoon at two
o'clock for a meeting at 'which future
action will be determined.
To this meeting all elective officers
will be invited, also Governor West
and the members of the state tax
.commission. The state officers are
included because the decision is ex
pected to throw tho entire state in a
turmoil regarding what method to
pursue as to tax collections.
Under the terms of tho injunction
penalties can be collected on ho
taxes whether the first half before
April first or not. Sinnot asked only
that penalties on deferred half pay
ments be stopped, but Judge Cleeton
went farther and declared Invalid the
entire provision as to penalties on
taxes unpaid prior to April first.
Chairman Galloway of the state tax
commission has called a meeting to
decide, what. action Bhall- be taTien re
garding 4the collection . of .taxes In
other counties or whether the com
mission shall take some action to
have the case in Multnomah county
carried to the supreme court.
l 2 Illustrated Lectures 2 f
Auspices of Baptist Church
"Yellowstone Parity' Tues., March 31
By O. C. WRIGHT
"Ben Hur," Tuesday, April 7
By H. B. FOSKETT
Press testimonials endorse these lectures in high
est terms. Nearly 200 beautiful views, mostly hand
colored. Each lecture will be introduced with a
short musical program of choice vocal numbers.
POPULAR PRICE
One TicKet Admits to Both Lectures
APPKN1HCITIS ltOOK FKKK!
The Adler-i-ka book, telling how
you can EASILY guard against ap
pendicitis, and how you can relieve
constipation or gas on the stomach
INSTANTLY, Is offered free this
week by T. K. Holton. druggist. 4
L. J. Orres has engaged the ser
vices of N. Deleau, a practical ladies'
aad gentlemen's tailor from Sacra
mento, Cal., and will make up gar
ments in our own shop. Prices very
reasonable.v All kinds of alterations
on" ladies' and gentlemen's garments
done. Bring your work to our shop,
where you will get high-class work
done by a high-grade workman. Re
member the place, near motor depot.
The Tidings is tor sale at W. M
Poley's Drug Store, 17 East Main St
J. H. Ralston and wife, former res
idents of Medford, who have been
living in Los Angeles for the last
six months, returned to make Med
ford their home last Saturday. They
stopped off at Ashland and spent
Sunday at the W. D. Hodgson home.
They returned because they said the
Rogue River Valley was a much more
desirable place to reside in.
Boys' suits at Enders".
J. W. Bitterly and family, who
have been residents of Ashland for
the past two years, left Tuesday for
Elmswood, Wis.", where they expect
to make their home. .Mr. Bitterly
has been working at the Ashland gar
aSe.
Enders sell Ironclad hose.
J-'. M Fowler and O. F. Carson
were in Agate Wednesday. They
spent a very enjoyable day in search
ing for agates on the desert.
For tlie Stoinnch nml Liver.
I. N. Stuart. West Webster, N. Y.,
writes: "I have used Chamberlain's
Tablets for disorders of the stomach
and liver off and on. for the past five
years, and it affords, me pleasure to
state that I have found them to be
just as represented. They are mild in
their action and the results have been
satisfactory. I value ,thein highly."
For salo by all dealers.
At Enders', of course.
Swenson & McRae I
"YOURH TO IHiKASE"
Are placing on sale additional
patterns in wall paper. Many
stylos und - colors to select
from. Prices range from
1 1 c-
Every taste can be met in this stock at the right figure. An
inspection is all that is needed the papers will sell when seen and
appreciated. '
If you do not see these papers it will be your loss.
BRIGHTEN THE HOME ;
With a few pieces of new furniture. We are displaying the latest
styles and finishes and take pride in showing our stock, knowing
you cannot fail to be interested if in the mar'.-.ct for anything.
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Best Treatment for Constipation.
"My daughter used Chamberlain's
Tablets for constipation with good re
sults and I can recommend them
highly," writes Paul B. Babin,
Brushly, La. For sale by all dealers.
Swenson McRae i!
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Rea.
6.1 NORTH SIAIN ST.
Phone &80-J. Office Phone 10
FM MAP2
317 ACRES about six miles from Ashland; 12GV6
acres in crop, 42 acres in alfalfa, 12 acres in
young pear trees, 20 acres in barley, 10 acres In
oats, 30 acres to be put in alfalfa (seed now on
ground), 11 acres in wheat and vetch, flue con
dition; 8 head horses, 78 hogs, all farm machin
ery, blacksmith outfit complete. 15 new pig
houses, house, large barn, half Interest In fine
' damsite, creek flows through, splendid out
range. Price only, $60 per acre for quick sale.
See ua about this.' '
16 1-5 ACRES, quarter Interest In irrigating ditch
running through- place, also quarter interest In
reservoir; 6-room bouse, barn with 6 stallH,
chicken house and blucksmlth shop, bearing
orchard for family use, 3 fresh water springs, 1
sulphur spring. Price $8,000.
105 ACRES, L. A. Rose home on Pacific Highway
Just north of Phoenix, 10 lots in city limits suit
able to cut up In small tracts, about 30 acres
clear, balance In timber, eight-room house, barn
and other buildings. Price $150 per acre.
HOMESTEAD 80 acres about 4 miles from Rogue
River. Hood soil, some cultivated, one or two
cows, all farm -tools, all new, new house and
outbuildings. Price only $675.
KKDLAND8, CAL. Spanish-bull t 5-room cement
home with fine lot and shrubbery, for trade for
- Ashland property. Price $2,500.
LOTS 1 and 2, block M, in the city of Talent.
$125 for both.
Price
For Rent
FOR RENT 34-acre applo ranch near Talent, for
only $500 cash rent. A Bplendid place.
FOR RENT 11 acres. Including 17,000 straw
berry plants, in fine shape; berries, peaches and
grain land; close In; one-third of crop to owner.
Ashland Snaps
HOUSE, five rooms, plastered, 'city water, toilet;
lot 67x86, on Nutley street, close In. Note the
price, only $860.
ASHLAND PROPERTIES We now have some real
snaps in Ashland properties. Some at 60 per
cent of what thoy were two years ago.
Snap for Carpenter or Contractor
FOUR-ROOM house on good corner, furnished;
also good carpenter shop, gas engine and tools.
Only $1,050. See us quick.
W. D. HODGSON B. E. WHITMORE
HEAL KSTATK
337 EAST MAIN STREET
HEAL KSTATK ,
ASHLAND, : OREGON