Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, April 02, 1914, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextASHUIXD TTDIXGH FAG FIT! Eugene Walrad celebrated his sixty-second birthday Tuesday. Mrs. Walrad arranged a surprise in the evening In the form of a dinner, tfle guests being Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs Clarence Lane and Mrs. Jacobs, The McCall pattern Is the easiest to cut by and always up to date with the largest assortment to choose from. On 6ale at the Ashland Trading Com pany J. M. Casebeer returned Tuesday from Eugene, where he has been liv Ing for several months. According to reports, he has come back to stay. Charlie Porter, who has been a student of the Ashland high school for the last winter, left Tuesday for Hilt, where he expects to work. One hundred different patterns and colors of staple and fancy silks car ried in stock at the right prices at the Ashland Trading Company. Dr. George Rebec arrived Tuesday from Eugene. He has been on bus! ness for the extension department of the University of Oregon. ur line of embroidery and cro chet threads Is complete. Prices rlnht. service good. Lane's Needle Shon. 175 South Main. 88-2t Liquid bluing five times Btronger a ween looxing auer Dusiness con- than the ordinary Dome Diuing m m i.ected with the erection of the new same price. Ashland Trading Com theatre here. pany. phone 122 -Public dance at Katatorlum Frl- Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Millner are back lay, April 3, at 8:30. Ten cents a from a trip to southern California, lance, or 60 cents for the evening, where they have been spending the Ladies free. It winter The Billings office has been about Don't you want to get in on the as busy as one could imagine during March hose deal at Warner's? Con The past week collecting taxes. tract now and get the hose later if Homemade sorghum and strained you desire. Domo Separator Since the duty was taken off im ported goods, 1 am able to sell the Frulan and farallyi Domo separator ai a very low price. They are made in Stockholm out of he best Swedish bessemer steel, pressed disks, no seams, easy run ning and won't wear out. Sweden is .vnown all over the world for its Iron and of which the Domo Separator is made. I also sell the Empire and !iave them in stock. 1 will sell llugRie again this year i for 10.00 and up. Also the well-known Bain and Hudebaker wagons that need no -ther mention as they have been In -ise for 60 years. When you buy from us you can always get the extras. EftIIL PEEL tjimtn:ti8in;HKK8;mi 1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL ttmmui8nnn8t!: Robert Vining left Friday for Port '.and and Seattle, where he w ill spend A Famous Actress Christie MacDonald Says of Fine Program 7 !For April 8 and 9i Nyal's Face Cream Soap "Your Nyal's Face Cream Soap is perfect. It is one of the few soaps which I can use, and think it the equal of any of the imported (2 and $3 cakes which I have tried." It is fragrant and subtly sweet. It is the acme of the soapmaker's art. IT PLEASES ASHLAND LADIES. Have you tried it? For sale only at Polcy's Drug Store Poley & FJhait, Di-uggtats. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS. 1 1 WW I MUM Mf The Honse of Prayer. Sunday morning sermon topic. Grieve Not the Holy Spirit of God." Sunday evening, "The Pearl of Great Price." Brother Lindblad reports from Butte Falls that at the two weeks' services both the attendance and the Spirit were good and that they are desirous of forming and building a church there. He is home this week and goes to Peyton next week. l.oney now at the Ashland Trading Company, phone 122. Have your cleaning, pressing ond repairing done by Fuller & Paul erud. It C. H. Bartow, who used to live on the corner of Manzanita and Scenic E. D. Briggs returned Tuesday from Roseburg, where he had been engaged on business. George Hawley is improving the old Walker property, which he has recently bought. Come and look over onr new line t,4 w- jj vi. i iu fi. of unrlne samDles just received. Ful- xtivc u an uaucu uo iuw ium 1 v i . a vastern property. He is now living ier & rauiseruo. in Columbus, Ohio, and is in the real Mrs. E. C. Richards of Klamath tit&te biiHinesH there. Falls was visiting her family this Big shipment Just In of -lnch and eek : si -Inch ealvanixed Dine and it will Don't fail to hear Dr. Gilbert at v offered at lesa money than ever the library Saturday evening at 7: sold in Ashland. Warner Mercantile We exchange for eggs and Brooms. Ask your dealer for the product of the local factory. 87-tf Wanted Chickens at Depot Ho tel. We pay 14 cents a pound. 88-tf Judge Tou Velle made a flying visit to Ashland last Monday. Mrs. Simons has new shapes in each week. Call and see them. It Vnr nlforine and renairlng try just in, a lot or new mings "r the new uUor at 0rreg, 8hop C. H. Pierce of Medford was doing business in the city yesterday. produce In any line, dry goods, no rionB. shoes or groceries. Ashland TradinK Co. Phone 122. 85-tf Mrs. J. O. Marrett and children left Monday afternoon for Sacramento, called by the serious illness of Mrs. Marrett'B father.--' ' " . the needleworker. Lanes Needle 3hoD. 175 South Main street. 88-2t French xephyr ginghams. New tock just in. Ashland Trading Com- Marriage licenses have been issued to Ralph L. Kearney of Portland and Pearl M. Long of .Ashland, Robert T3. Gale of Medford and Inez McDow ell of Ashland. iBn't that grass getting high? Cut It now, or it will get the Btart of you. Plain bearing mowers at $2.65. ball bearing at $4.65, at Warner's. John Clute, who has been visiting hla family several days, returned Tuesday evening for his home in vlottvllle, Cal. Superintendent H. J. Van Fossen and Rev. W. J. Douglass are visiting Portland on business matters this week. Don't send your rags away have them woven here. E. F. Green man, R. F. D. No. 1. 89-tf Schillings' Best goods always on hand at the Ashland Trading Com pany, phone 122. Congregational Church. The services next Sunday at the Congregational church will be very helpful from many considerations. At the morning hour the pastor will preach a Palm Sunday sermon, "The Triumphal Entry Into Jerusalem." The musical program will be as fol lows: A solo. "The Palms." Mrs. Conway; duet, P. C. Stratton, Mrs, John Herndon of Eugene. The ser mon for the evening will be another in the series; subject, "The Ministry and the Church." Special music. Solo. "Oh. Dry Those Tears," Mr. Willison; violin obligate Mr. Reno Congregational singing. A very cor dial welcome given to everybody. The sixth annual meeting of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society is to be held in Ashland Methodist church Wednesday and Thursday, April eighth and ninth. Among the noted workers from abroad will be ! Mrs. A. M. Fisher of Portland, Miss Frances Meader late of Topeka Kan sas, Mrs. Maude Kenwortby Mac Loan of Roseburg, Mrs. E. O. KIdridge of Medford district presndent, Mrs. A. E. Ogg late of Madras India. A cor dial invitation is extended to you to be present and enjoy the following fine program: , Wednesday Morning, 10 O'clock. Devotional Kev. W. J. Douglass. , Greetings Mrs. W. J. Douglass. Reading minutes Mrs. W. M. Van Scoyoc. ; Appointment of committees. , Music. I "Win One" cards Mrs. Powers. "Our Literature and Periodicals" Mrs. M. C. Findley. Wednesday Afternoon, 1:30. Devotional Medford. "How to Win and Hold Our Young People" Mrs. A. R. MacLean. Solo Mrs. W. M. Van Scoyoc. "Possibilities of the Junior Work" Miss Jessie Hathaway. Exercises by the children. Wednesday Evening, 7:30. Devotional Rev. E. O. Eldridge. Address Miss Meader. Solo." Address Mrs. A. N. Fisher. Collection and benediction. ThnrMiiay Morning, 0:30. Devotional Mrs. A. R. MacLean. Report of auxiliaries. Report of Young People's work Mrs. J. E. Fuselman. Report of childrens worK airs. M. C. Van Leuven. Music. Report of district secretary Mrs. G. F. Billings. Report of district treasurer Mrs. J. M. Isham. Question box Mrs. A. K. Mac Lean. Benediction. Thursday . Afternoon, . 1 : 30. Devotional Grants Pass. Election of officers. ' "Tithing" Mrs. A. N. Fisher. Solo. "How to Interest the Women Our Church" Miss Meader. Adjournment. T0 eairtit-'ButteSrl!! We have just received a shipment of i Rogers' Nut Butter i which enables us to make the following low prices: Small size 10c, 3 for 25c Medium size 15c, 2 for 25c Large size 20c, 2 for 40c Compare These Prices with what you have been paying. The above are not special, but our regular prices. "We Lead; Others Follow" j The Ideal Grocery WHITE HOUSE BLOCK. PHONE 156 HtHmWHMHtMIMIHmillM4MMMHIH4m of SPIRITUALISTS OBSERVE 00TH ANNIVERSARY The sixty-sixth anniversary of modern spiritualism was observed by the Truth Seekers' Society in ABhland Sunday afternoon. An interesting program was rendered at the resi dence of Mrs. A. A. Young on Gran ite street, members being present from various sections of the valley. The leading issues and progress of spiritualism from a demonstrable sci entific standpoint were reviewed by W. H. Breese of Talent. In addition to the address by Mr. John A. Taylor haa sold his ranch, part of the old Taylor donation claim , near the lithia springs, to his nephew, BreeBe there were inBtrumental solos Archie Klncaid, of Bly Oregon son I by Misses Anna Dunn, Glen Roberts nf winiam KincaLd of Ashland. Mr. and Bonnlce Jennings, original poems Tavlor sustained a broken shoulder by Mesdames Young and Sayle of IOCAL S. P. TIME CARD. The regular quarterly communion services of the Presbyterian church will be held next Sunday morning. At the evening service Dr. Carnahan will speak on "The Woman and the Serpent, or the Power of Influence." I Put Your I I Valuables I In I Safety I Wise is he who guards 9 against fire and theft by I putting bis papers and I other valuables in our I Safe Deposit Vault. .11 Boxos for rent, $2.60 I I I per year and up. I II AO AMSAVlMflS 4 UN ACCOUNTS R. M. Bryant of Glendale was business visitor Monday. F. L. Brown of Talent was in town yesterday on business. Order your spring suit now at Orres' shop. Roof paint at Warner's, 85c the gallon. Dr. Gilbert of the U. of O. will lec ture on "Emigration ana eugenics at the library Saturday evening at :30. This is one of the university xtenslon lecturea and on a subject of vital importance. Come and bring our friends to hear Dr. Gilbert. As is usual, there will be no admission fee. Mrs. Simons has new shapes in each week. Call and see them. It Ed Staples was in Talent Tuesday on business. Orres for cleaning. Phone 64 Harrv Hosier had a great catch vesterday up Ashland creek. The six. inch law was in effect and the creek was full of fish. However, don't all think they are there for anyone to catch, because when you try you will probably be badly mistaken, for Harrv is one of the real fishermen of the valley. A. W. Walker was up from Med ford Monday looking after his politi cal fences. He recognizes the fact that the republican field is attracting several others for the nomination for sheriff and he 1b not allowing the frrasa to crow under his feet. He can r- ' v certainly cover the territory and promises to make his opponents run some If they beat him to the prize, The Royal Bakery and Cafe Berve "home cooking" at all hours and dinner at noon. They also take special orders for cakes for parties Mr. Drake does tala own baking and makes the best bread, cakes and pics In Ashland. Call and see. 89-6t Clif Payne makes dish cupboards The temperance people of the city held a reception at the J. A. Alm home In honor of Mr. Adams, Wed nesday. He came to Ashland a short time ago from Fort Worth, Texas. He Is a prominent temperance lec turer. About fifteen or twenty were present. Hats cleaned and reblocked Panamas bleached at Orres shop. Morton's Millfeed makes more milk. ' M-ti Following Is the program of a sa cred concert to be given Sunday evening at the Baptist church by the combined Elks Quartet and the Mixed Quartet of the Baptist church: Hymn by congregation. Mixed Quartet "The Morn." Elks Quartet "Lead, Light Duet "Hope Beyond," Strickland and Rasor. Hymn by congregation. Address by the pastor. Mixed Quartet "The Storm." Elks Quartet "Crossing the Bar. some months ago and his left arm waa rendered practically useless lor many of the duties pertaining to the operation of a ranch. The PORTLAND EVENING TELE GRAM and Ashland Tidings one year, $5.00. : i io Ashland and Mrs. Roberts of Talent the latter written by the lady's nephew, reading by Mlsa Flossie Bris coe with musical accompaniment, vo cal selections by Talent quartet, Miss Francis Hamlin. Mrs. Young gave messages and Miss Louise Lennart gave cup and palm readings. A social hour and refreshments followed. NortUboud. Leave No. 14 8:00 a.m. Grants Pass motor (main line depot) 9:30 a.m. Grants Pass motor (city depot) 9:40 a.m. Grants Pass motor (main line depot) 3:40 p.m. Grants Pass motor (city depot) 3:50 p.m. No. 16 4:30 p.m. Southbound. Arrive. Grants Pass motor (city depot ) 9:00 a.m. Grants Pass motor (main line depot) 9:20 a.m. No. 13 11:35 a.m. Grants Pass motor (city depot) 3:10 p.m. Grants Pass motor (main line depot) 3:20 p.m. No. 15 4:50 p.m. Radiant Kindly Messrs. n The Congregational church will ob serve Passion week with services each evening next week. The events of I the days of the last week in Christ's life shall be the theme for each even ing. Special musi . will also add to the services. It is boned that these will be largely attended by the mem bership of the church, and the gen eral public Is invited. We have Just added a rubber stamp department and are now prepared to furnish every kind of stamp. The annual thank offering of the Missionary Society of the Congrega tional church is being held this after noon and evening at the church. Din ner will be served at six o'clock and there will be a good program given in the evening. New Theater To Be "The vining"! The Record stated laBt week that ABhland's new theatre would proba bly be named "The Rogue" and at the time that name was practically settled upon. The public has practi cally changed the -name since then and in deference to popular demand the new structure will be christened what nearly everybody thought It should be from the start, namely, "The Vining." This is official this time the name has been sent In thus to the ticket printers and the experts who will work out the design for the marquise over the main en trance. The theatre is rising rapidly the interior being largely roughed in. The side and back walls have now been raised about as far as the men can go by the wheelbarrow and In cllned plane route. The rest, of the walls will require the building of a lift. The steel lathing is going on in the dressing rooms. Men will soon be at work on the roof. Forty men were on the Job Tuesday of this week, The contract for the plumbing waa taken by the Warner Mercantile Com pany and A. L. Carter the former fnrnlnhlnz the materials and the lat ter doing the work. The electrical wiring Is being done by day work both the Danford and Jordan shops furnishing workmen to rush the job to completion. As the wiring all passes through conduits the job Is more extensive thn the ordinary wiring of a 'building the size. was 4& 1 Mt.y? Key cmccj AUMNlli NAI tIADQEa tYff til mti $&i$t HARRIS OH. BWS 0' Ail HIKJ3 mji I II-",1. n W i .-ft- ' tr-. KMIfeSy yi& nam, w.w.h vFt$' r --r3w2 It. ell f .: lJV3 X'X Vg-W .' t mn4iitwr kjttSM W"" 4wt'7i B " ..ipfaJ Ur''pY ,",,'i', ?ocTa " BRASS Sins Mfei ftp & jl mm w x AU. tnn.lt y.-w LOHAiTtaiTAWi a ausiAM IT PAYS 0KWTKM-AUMAiUl ivrnv io ATAMPS Including Steel Dies, Metal Checks, Seals, Stencils, Dog Tax Checks, Notarial Seals, And everything In the stamp and die line. Mail orders solicited. The Tidings, Ashland, Ore. i .5