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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1915)
PACK EIGHT AtfflLAND TIDINGS SflaiF t TlneatlFe Now under the manage ment of E. R. Lawrence who has successful ly managed Theatres in Portland and Grants Pass for past eight years. Is Now Being En tirely Remodeled I Opera chairs, up-to-date ventilating system, new dec- X orations, etc. being installed, but in the meantime 4 REELS OF Licensed Photoplays ! '. With perfect projection and accompanied by appro- '' pri'ate music are being shown every evening with ; ; matinees Saturday and Sunday. Treat yourself to an ! ! hours refined entertainment. Prices 5c and 10c. Thursday, March 4, 1918 Spring Spraying Recommendations (Continued from Page four.) I Comii I? "The Exploits J of Elaine" "Breaking Records Everywhere" Written by Arthur B. Reeve, author Crag Kennedy stories, with Pearl White and all the Pathe Stars that made the Perils of Pauline such a great success. "TtTtTttTtTTtTTTtTTTTT1 Big Business Man Sees Future Here "I have turned an Interested eye toward Ashland for the past ten years, knowing something of its nat ural resources and easily realizing the superb beauty of its picturesque environments. I am sincerely glad to note now that its progressive peo ple have at last touched the keynote of its future growth and glory in the immediate scientific development of Its mineral water resources. This will bring to it a measure of business and social life and, therefore, a de gree of prominence commercially that naturally belong to it and which it will never achieve in any other man ner. This grand opportunity has been insistently inviting the serious attention of your public-spirited citi zens for many years. They should now have the unstinted and most en thusiastic support of every well meaning man and woman In the en tire community, in order to hasten the full fruition of their plans, pur poses and hopes. I want to join them In the near future as a property own er here and probably as a resident, for Ashland is a central location in the territory of my business on the coast." These words of commendation and encouragement were spoken to a Tid ings representative at the Southern Pacific depot on Sunday by Albert Grant Brandon, a very prominent in surance man of the coast, with pres ent headquarters at Los Angeles. For several years Mr. Brandon's business has brought him through Ashland frequently. The peculiar charm of the surrounding valley and mountains, glades and glens, beauti fied seasonally with the wealth of vari-colored bloom, of its orchards and vineyards, Induced Mr. Brandon to make inquiry as to Ashland's de velopment and promise of growth commercially. Now that the people of Ashland and vicinity have begun the practical feature of developing this great re source, Mr. Brandon foresees clearly the stimulated and stimulating activi ties that will quickly follow, giving to Ashland the prominence it Bhould have as one of the greatest health resorts In the world. There are thousands ot people in Mr. Brandon's class, who will be eagerly pleased to find here one of the choicest places ot residence on the Pacific coast a location about which have been happily interwoven all of the elements that make life really buoyant and Joyful. When this shall have been accom- trol of this disease in California as well as in Oregon when applied in the fall. If wp can use it in the spring also without injury, it will give us an added advantage in the control of this pest. s Spray rigs should be put Into good working condition before the season begins and kept that way. ; Be sure that everything is clear so that press urse developed at the pump will not be lost in the hose or at the nozzle. See to it that a unlforijfty high press ure is maintained (approximately 200 pounds) throughout the opera tion. This is especially lmnnrint for the calyx spray. For this codling moth spray use a nozzle with a 45 degree angle so that the spray can be forced directly down into the -calyx cups, and make frequent examina tions of blossoms in least accessible places to be sure that the work is being successfully done. Arrangements have been made for studing specifically the codling moth problem of the valley this season, and with the co-operation of the growers we hope to be able to reduce the per centage of wormy fruit to a mini mum. I shall be glad to discuss specific problems of fungus1 or insect control with any farmer or orchardist, and co-operate withjiim in the solution of these problems. V I I I tin Obituary. Ira C. Dodge was born January 3, 1842, and died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Nellie Loomis, Febru ary 27, 1915, aged 73 years, one month and 24 days. His birthplace was Henniker, N. H. He removed with his parents from New Hamp shire to Monticello, Iowa, in the year 1852. Here ho was united in mar riage on June 14, 1869, to Miss Mar tha Guy. Moved from Iowa to Ore gon in 1883. Located in Ashland, and this has bein his hono until his death. Since the death of Mrs. DoJgp a few y jv '.ig-o ho has lived with his diughte. Mn I ponjjs. Mr. Dodge held membership, in no organization save that of the Grand Army of the Republic. He enlisted first in the 17th Iowa and after one yea rof service was discharged on ac count of disability. Re-enlisted in the 31st Iowa and served for one year and a half. A son, Frank E. Dodge, resides in Dillard, Ore.; Fred Dodge in Ashland, employed by the Southern P,cific railroad., Mrs. Florence Shinp., of Medford and Mrs. C. L. Loom (a. of Ashland survive him. Mr. Dodge also has two brothers who survive him, J. P. Dodge of Ash land and Warren Dodge of Medford. A large circle of friends morn the loss of an old friend, Mr. Dodge hav ing been one of Ashland's oldest resi dents and revered by all. Interment .was Monday afternoon in the Ashland cemetery underr the direction ot the G. A. R. Post and the Woman's Relief Corps. Rev. H..A. Carnahan of the Presbyterian church, officiating clergyman. FREE! McCALL PATTERNS DOLL PATTERN FREE!. Every little girl who calls nt our Pat tern Counter Wednesday, March 10th, will recoivo a dainty McCall Doll Pat tern, FREE. All are welcome. Each ". pattern is for a conipleto doll dress. Ashland Trading Co. 163 E. MAIN ST. PHONE 122.. " urn Grain, garden and Hour seeds- 1000 extra votes with every dol lar purchase. 80 tf Ashland-Klamath Exchange plished, every farmer, gardener, frult- ist, stockman and poultry raiser in this vicinity will find at their doors an eager market for reir products, no matter how intensified may be their system of husbandry. In this condition alone are rural wealth and comfort. Thus every owner of acre age in Upper Rogue River Valley is deeply interested in the results of this new development. They., too, should Join the active forces in the city and push the execution of the present plans to early completion. Your Headquarters For Every Occasion. largest and Finest Hotel in the Northwest. RTES TO VOL M roomi. per day f 1 .00 1110 room with balh 1.60 HIO rooms with bath 2 TO 200 roorai (Uupe otitaidr) bath ... 2.hO Kxtra peraon tu room Jl Ou additional r - - StyleTOtont V HI GARMENT Our spring styles and models of the i famous "Palmer" garments are now on. f display in our suit department. Popular shades, sand, putty, bottle green, shep- J 4ierd plaids. We can not only fit you but your purse also. 1000 extra votes with I Suits mrl Knn Popular price $9.75 to ...... , .$25.00 I Spring Waists at Popular Prices mg waist values, specially priced at $2.98 About 40 new spring waists in Crepes, Silks and Voiles worth up to $4.95 all go at '. .....$2.98 J bee the window full of them. Spring Dress Sale 20 New Spring Dresses in light materials worth from $15.00 to $21.00 regular, now selling :., $11.98 500 extra votes with each dress. jH. G. ENDERS SON "Where Ton P. Better" I 1 1 V HHH i 1 1 III I Hill 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I l 1 1 1 1 I I H M 1 1 1 111 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 II M Classified Advertisements (Continued from Page Three.) , TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. FOR SALE A snap if taken within the next 30 days, corner lot, house and outbuildings on Falrview street. Will sell at a great sacri fice. Terms. Inquire 386 B street. 81-lmo TOR SALE At a bargain, a $65 range, six hole, No. 7, with warm ing oven and reservoir. Has been used about four months. G. W. Hoxie, 438 N. Main street. 81-tf BIDS WANTED For excavation of Dasement 3 4x 5 4 ft. 3 ft. in front, 7 ft. in rear. Top dirt on lot, re 'mainder hauled away. Bids in by March 15. Corner Sherman and Allison streets. For further par ticulars call or address A. C. Kel ler, 582 Allison street. 81-3t A ItAKGAIN AT IIAItllOK, OREGON. Three acres and fraction. New house, outbuildings; fenced; clear; improved; fine soil and ocean view; fishing; summer resort. Owner go ing to Alaska. A. B. Townsend, Har bor, Curry county, Oregon. 81-2t WANTED Rent or purchase five passenger automobile, medium weight; chassis must be in Al con dition, body immaterial. Give full description of car Jn firBt letter. Address Tidingsoffice. FOR RENT Furnished rooms, 128 Factory street. 81-4t Cleaning and pressing at Orres' shop, phone 64. Buy a suit at Enders', Fire Insurance Does Not Prevent WIRE But protects you against a catastro phe that strikes ONE INSURED MAN OUT OF THIRTY. The company of fering that protection must be investi gated. Docs it pay its claims fairly, cheerfully, without quibble and with out attempting to get out of Jionest. obligation? That is the kind of service offered you by The Billings Agency "Insurance That Insures" Phone 211 41 E. Main REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Attraction Extraordinary The Andrews Opera Company With a Cast of Metropolitan Singers in & Serio-Comic Opera in Five Acts Under the Aus pices of the Ashland Lodge of Elks The Vining Tuesday, March 9th I Special Orchestra Price $1.00 ; ; Seats on Sale Monday and Tuesday .i V't' i d.''. L.;