Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, March 01, 1915, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextASHLAND TIDINGS PAGE FIVB Treated Alike We offer the best 'possible banking eertice to all our patrons. " Prompt and careful attention Is given all business, and our customers receive courteous attention regard less of the size of their accounts. Assuring you of this kind of serv ice, we solicit your business. First National Bank ASHLAND, OHEGO.V. Oldest National Bank In Jackson County Knights Templar Malta Comma ndery No. 4 Knijflits Templar, Attention! Regular meeting of Malta Com mandery No. 4, K. T., will be held in the Asylum Wednesday evening, March 3, 1915, at 7:30 o'clock. Grand Eminent Commander will be present. Work In Order of Temple. By order of E. C. W. II. McNAIR, Recorder. A. P. and A. M. Ashland Ixdjie No. 23 Special communication of Ashland Lodse No. 23. A. F. & A. M.. Thurs day evening, March 4, 1915, for work on the Second degree. Visiting mem tiers are cordially welcome. W. E. BLAKE, W. M. W. H. DAY, Sec'y. 80-2t LOCAL AND PERSONAL :: a 8 Buy a Mallory at Enders'. B. W. Talcott spent part of Friday in Medford. C. Y. Tengald was up from Med ford Friday. Get extra votes with shoes at End ers' this week. Artemus Spooner was up from Medford Thursday. F. G. McWilHams was a Saturday Tisitor in Medford. 1,000 extra votes with ladles' suits at Enders' till March 15. Have you tried Enders' line of shoes? You'll like 'em. E. D. Briggg attended to business affairs in Medford Friday. Wilson Watte of Medford was a business visitor here Friday. " " 1 Studio Ashland hoiirs, 9 to 12 a a., 1 to 4 p. m. H. C. Latta of Medford attended the booster meeting here last Friday. Mrs. Hilt of Hilt, Cal., arrived Sun day and will visit at the Lane home. George W. Dunn spent Thursday In MedTord attending to business matters. Give your contestant a big boost See advertising page for Studio Ash land's offer. Manager Jessmann of the Hilt Lumber Company was over from Hilt for the week-end. Mrs. E. E. Plnkerton took train 15 for Siskiyou Sunday for a brief visit at her home there. Roland S. McClure of The Dalles Ore., arrived Sunday for a few days visit with friends here. Miss Fern Finley visited in the city last week. She returned to her home at Medford Wednesday. Girls, If you want extra exposition votes, read the ad of the White House Grocery In this issue. Jr AT I I lb I.. V IVITFkl 11 I l&CNd BANK OF ASH LAND Commercial Progress We ore pleased to state that The Citizens Bank of Ashland I identified with commercial progress and has been of considerable help to sound business en tcrpriso. You are cordially Invit ed to make tills your depositary. NfltfMU SAVINGS i-Ov DEPOSITS E. V. Carter was a recent visitor to Medford, transacting considerable business while In the, city. Extra votes on shoes at Enders' this week. Get your share. D. W. Longfellow of Minneapolis, brother-in-law cf A. M. Beaver, made a brief visit here last week. Try wonder cement for patching holes in roof or tin. Carson-Fowler Lumber Co. 79-2t Elmer Orr returned Sunday to his home at Yreka after spending the week-end with friends here. Win first place in the contest. See Studio Ashland's offer on advertising page. Mrs. Earl Hosier returned Sunday from a trip to San Francisco, where she took in the fair opening. Buy your fresh home-made candy at Rose Bros.' 500 other people are doing fhe same. 79-lmo. Mildred Applegate, who is teach ing school at Rogue River, spent the week-end with her parents here. Buy your hot chicken tamale3 at Rose Bros.' Nine years In the busi ness. 79-lmo. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Torrence of Hilt, Cal., spent the week-end with friends and relatives in the city. The, beautiful spring day enjoyed by the valley Sunday brought a num ber of people up over the highway. . The first issue of a high school paper to be published monthly by the local students is due to appear today. We expect in some cedar posts and pine sbooks soon. Carson-Fowler Lumber Co. 79-2t Mrs. A. E. Fox with her two little boys arrived Sunday from Hornbrook and will visit friends here for a few days. . Mrs. W. E. Dobbins of Stockton, Cal., who made a brief visit here the last of the week, left for her home Sunday. Increase your standing in the con test 20,000 votes this week. See Stu dio Ashland's offer on advertising page. Horace Bolton spent Sunday visit ing friends here. . Mr. Bolton is a traveling man with headquarters in the east. Mrs. C. M. Tyson, son Charles and daughter Grace left last week for Sublimity, Ore. Mr. Tyson has gone on ahead. You want to win. Increase your standing by 20,000 votes this week. A little work does it. See Studio LAshland's offer on advertising page. Miss Ruth Turned returned to her school at Gold Hill Sunday, having spent the week-end at her home on t)a1ni street. About twenty of the local cattle men journeyed to Medford Saturday to Hake out permits for grazing in the national forests. This week the White House Gro cery is offering extra exposition votes on many articles of every-day use. See their ad in this issue. Mrs. W. H. Bartges returned Wed nesday from an extended viit in Dayton, Wash. Her daughter rio'--ence will remain in Dayton i'or t n Indefinite period. Special display of misses-' and chil dren's hats. Ages from 3 to 15. Yes, come in and make your selection be fore Easter. Mrs. A. E. Smith, 81 Oak street. 80-2t Harry Cooper, who refereed the games Friday and Saturday niglrts. returned to Corvallls Sunday, but will return Friday to handle the re maining games. Grain, garden and (lour secds 1000 extra votes with every dol lar purchase. 8011 Ashland-Klamath Exchange R. E. Mullaney, weight bureau In spector, and whose territory extends from Ashland to Seattle, was here Wednesday attenfling to official busi ness. His headquarters are at Al bany. Mitchell Bros;, feeders and ship pers of this city, on Wednesday for warded four carloads of domestic cat tle to California territory, of which Gazelle is the center, for fattening purposes. E. V. Jones, automobile mechanic, formerly employed at the Ford gar age, has leased the Oregon garage, formerly Gowland garage, on First avenue, and will open about the first of the month. The attendance at the Panama Pacific exposition at San Francisco during. the first week was 619,000. The average daily attendance was 88,428. Ashlanders who attended the opening report almost continuous rain during the week. F. TI. Skewla of Tacoma, promi nent In the lumbering Industry of the Pacific northwest, was In the city Tuesday, accompanied by his wife, on the way to San Francisco and the exposition. They stopped off here a day for a brief visit with the Lam kins, former neighbors of theirs, In the vicinity of Inwood, Lyon county, Iowa. Every heat ing stove in the honse at cost. This includes secondhand Heaters, coal and tor wood. 3 6 5 Any Size Any Shape Any Focus Lens Made by our complete optical outfit no delay broken lenses measured aud replaced. H. L. WHITED Jeweler and Optician. Perfection in Style and Fit That' what Pictorial Review Patterns mw x Here are four of a wonderful collection of smart EMPIRE dresses. The FASHION BOOK for Spring i ' Coats only 10 cents when purchased with one 15 cent pattern. ( 50000 Votes on Gratonola ill witn every stove sold. Jackson Pioneer Is Laid to Rest WINSOME UNIVERSALE Cut Prices on ev ery Range during March. The funeral services for the late C. C. Heekman, who died at his home in Jacksonville Monday, were held Thuriiday afternoon. Scores of friends from all parts of the country gathered to pay the final tribute to the memory of the beloved pioneer. The services were under the auspices of Warren lodge No. 10, A. P. & A. M. The Hev. Shields officiated. Out of respect to the memory of the de parted pioneer the banks of the coun ty closed. Court was adjourned at noon. The Medford, Ashland and Central Point Masons attended in a body. The body lay in state at the Jack sonville Masonic hall from noon till 2 o'clock, and was viewed by hun dreds of lamenting friends. Kach brought a wreath of flowers and when the time arrived for the de parture for the cemetery there were many who were unable to secure a plat e in the line to get a last view. Mr. Beekman was one of Oregon's most honorable and most picturesque citizens and his death caused much sorrow throughout the entire state. The following acted as honorary pallbearers: J. S. Howard, Medford; E. V. Carter, Ashland; Judge J. R. Neil, Jacksonville; Judge F. L. Tou Velle, Jacksonville; Henry Dox, Jack sonville; W. II. Gore, MeJford; Evan fieames, Medford; George V. Dunn, Ashland. The active pallbearers were: Wm, Greaves, Jacksonville; James Crone miller, Jacksonville; Emil Dritt, Jacksonville; John Miller, Jackson ville; John Orth, Medford; Gus New- jbury, Medford; C. Gallatin, Medford; C. D. Stout, Medford. Wailt 6112 Bolero 61 58 Skirt 6094 Guimpe 6 135 B.lcro 6158 Skirt 6146 Guimpe 6139 Bolero 6158 Skirt 6072 Guimpe 6135 Bolero 6158 Skirt 6094 100,000 Grat onola Votes with each range. SPECIAL NOTICE TO ASHLAND FOLKS We wish to announce we are exclu sive Ashland agents for the simple mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., known as Adler-i-ka. This rem edy, used successfully for appendici tis, is the most THOROUGH bowel cleanser we ever sold. It is so pow erful that ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost ANY CASE of constipation, sour or gassy stomach. Adler-i-ka never gripes, Is safe to use and the INSTANT action is surprising. - T. K. Bolton, druggist. On Thursday, Fri day and Saturday, we will place on sale; all of our brown, white and green Guernsey cooking ware at cut prices 10,000 Votes in Gratonola Contest with each piece sold lor cash. rm The Low Priced Hardware Man Phone 146 375 E. Main PATRONIZE THE Eden Valley Nursery The leading nursery of Southern Oregon. A full line Fruit, Shade, Nut and Ornamental Trees. Roses, Flowering Shrubs, Vines, Hardy Perennials. All stock guaranteed to please and the price guaranteed to be right. My constant aim Is to serve the public promptly, pleasantly and well. Mall list of stock wanted, or, better still, call at delivery yards, 610 East Main street. WARNE RN. S. Bennett 15 cent, for etch of the above number, We receameail t yea to look tivoagh The FASHION BOOK for Spring before decidinf m par tew gown v APRIL PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS now ready, i New Silks for Spring j and Summer Dresses 40 inch crepe-de-chine $1.25. Color range in cludes, while, black, pink rope, sky, Labrador blue, sand, corn, wi-teria, and cardinal. Splendid quallity SI. 25 40 inch heavy crepe-de-chine $ 1 .05, in black, navy, battleship grey and prune. 24 to 20 inch fancies 89c Several hundred yard of regular $1.00 to $1.25 fancy silks. The lot is go ing to sell quickly at 89c Black silks include yard wide mescalines, crepe-de-chine, peau-de-soie, faille and others. 30 inch heavy quality messaline, $1.00 yd SPRING WASH GOODS Includes printed and nlain flaxoii organdies, lace cloth, voile, rice cloth, etc. Devonshire cloth, ginghams, percales and 2"ic ratines are best for bouse dresse9 and children's dresses. we give Fidelity Trading Stamps and votes Tliono 103. Holt 823. MEDFORD, - OREGON Your new dresses should be fitted over your new corset. The new Gossard Cor sets have arrived. ICXTRA VOTIiS I'ive extra votes for every one You are regularly entitled to on purchases of silks or wool dress goods between March 1 and 10. More New Suits and Coats Just arrived. One beautiful fabric used in some of these suits is the Chudda cloth, ltisterous as silk with weight and body of wool goods. Splendid lor traveling suit. 8 TTTTc'TTTTT TTTTTTTTTH tt a. anaiing ai rcaiaxonum man Every Saturday 1 :. AM) 7:30 1. M. i Rink will he rpntpd for tirivatp sKatine narties f . " --- CF g mt I on dates not conflicting with above. Apply to I A. L. LAMB, 343 Mountain Avenue, or Phone 463-J 444.w M Coming in this week Fresh Vegetables Radishes Spinach Greens Mustard Greens Green Onions California Head Lettuce New Beets New Carrots Cauliflower Asparagus Rhubarb SPECIAL VOTES On the following articles we will give, free this week, 50 votes with each loaf of Butter-Nut Bread, 10c size. 50 votes with each packages of Diamond W. Jelly Powder, all flavors, 3 for 25c. 200 votes with each 1-lb Guittard's Coffee. i While House Grocery Phone 156