Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, June 14, 1915, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT ASTTLAND TIDINGS Monday, June 14, 1015 IHHIHHMIIHIIIMI IIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIimi TWtttt .. A . 94 I II 1 1 1 ! 1 1 li- 11 m hi j t 1 t' 4 1 i i nn i it tz tJi i j j j tiZZ Tt lies' lay i TV T AT THE Tt TT lMTATOfflUil I 41 Weil From 2 P. M. to 4 P. M. 8 I Come and Bring Your Friends IMtHM IHI HHttttHII tiH 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I U IUHHtttt KIG1IT VISITS TO SKK ALL l'AXAMA-PAClKIC FA IK S. P. Bulletin: An Itinerary for students who contemplate attending the exposition in San Francisco has been put out by the California state superintendent of instruction, Ed ward Hyatt. It Is believed that in eight separate visits a student may visit every important building and have time to digest what is presented. Following is the itinerary suggested: First visit Southern Pacific, Can adian Pacific buildings, Great North ern Railroad building, Palace of Mines and Metallurgy, Varied Indus tries and Machinery. Second visit Palace ot Manufac tures, Transportation, Agriculture, Liberal Arts. Third visit Palaces of Horticul ture, Education, Food Products, Cali fornia and Hawaii bunldings. Fourth visit New York, Oregon, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Illinois and Virginia buildings. Fifth visit Utah, Washington and Massachusetts buildings and stock yards. Sixth visit Japan, France, Nor way, Australia, Switzerland and New Zealand buildings. Seventh visit Cuba, Denmark, Portugal, Italy, Turkey and Swedish buildings. Eighth visit Philippine Islands. Canada, China, Argentine Republic and Netherlands buildings. For real good values in suits made to your measure see Orres. V One heatre Night Only 'WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6th THE IDEAL OPERA COMPANY IN THE MIKADO ladies' Coats, Suits, Dresses Shirt Waists, Misses' and Children's Coats, Suits and Dresses The. it TEKILMK COMPANY ' Mi 11 inery, Hosiery, Gloves and Corsets NEW CRKPE AND KNIT UNDERWEAR i 8 JUNE CLEARANCE SALE mi.. ii -i ni, " . . ... tr .Luis, is more man an ordinary. Clearance Sale. We have an obiect in view. 1 : mat is to ciean our racks ot every garment before the season is over, and in nrW It to do so, we have cut the market price 33 1-3 to 50 per cent. This means your one I dollar will do the work of two dollars. Ladies9 and Children's Underwear t Ladies' vests, on sale 5c I Ladies' vests on sale 9c Ladies' vests on sale 12 to 19c f Union suits worth 35c on sale 18c- Union suits worth 50c on sale 2Gc Union suits worth 75c on sale 39c Children's summer vests, values 15c on sale 5c Children's union suits, values 35c on sale. 18c Children's union suit?, values 50c on sale 25c Ladies' and Children's Hose Ladies' hose, worth 15c sale price 12c Ladies' hose worth 25c fale price 19c Ladies' hose worth 35c sale price 29c Black out size artifical silk ,75c values, sale price 49c Children's hose, sale price 10c Children's hose, sale price 12c Children's hose, sale price 15c Children's hose, sale price 25c tl It II One lot of muslin under wear closing out at ... 39c One lot of shirt waists closing out at 18c Closing out all laces worth from 5c to 10c, on sale while they last, the yd. 3c Embroideries, lot one, the yard 5c Embroideries, lot two, the yard 10c Embroideries, lot three, the yard ...... 15c We, are agents for the Society Shirtwaist one of the leading makes in N. Y., voiles and sheer lawns reg. $1 50 val. on sale 98c Ribbon Department We have decided to close out the entire line, satins, messaline and taffeta in all colors and V. 1 1. u:i r A . ii. . i it- i i . . uiai-K. aim wime uuc on me aouar, one nan price. White Panama hats $1 98 Trimmed hats one-half price. t Jersey silk top petticoats $2.49 and $3.49 Wash dresses in fancy voiles on Bale at their regular value. One lot of white lawn dresees trimmed with valencens lace and ribbon sashes, worth from $2.7$ to $4.50, to close out at '. 98c tt Silk dresses Made in the very latest fashion of 1915 models in Belgian blue, battleship gray, golden brown black and navy, worth $18.00 to $25.00 on sale $9.00 House dresses in A. C. A. gingham and French per cales regular $1.24 to $1.49, close out at 98c Coverall aprons, regular 50c, to close out at 39c fjr We are going to discontinue the Niagara Maid silk gloves and for this sale we will sell sell the 50c value, the pair 35c; 75c values, the pair, 65c. The 16 button $1.00 values at 79c. All colors and black and white. THE STERLING COMPANY Successors to R. A. Minkler Local and Personal PROGRAM CAST OF CHARACTERS The Mikado of Japan Mr. W. T. Quinsenburry Nanki Poo Mr. Frank Walters (his Son disguised as a wandering rainsterel and in love with Yum Yum.) Ko Ko (Lord High Executioner of Titipu) Mr. Ed Andrews. Poo Bah (Lord High Everything Else) Mr. A. C. Burgess. Pish Tush ( Noble Lord) Mr. R. C. Burgess. Yum Yum 1 Three Sisters Miss Catheline Lee Pittie Sing j- Wards of Miss Stella Quinsenburry TeepBo J Ko Ko Miss Kittie Gibler Katistia Miss Hillen Clairmont. (An elderly lady in love with Nanki Poo.) ACT I Courtyard of Ko Ko.s Official Residence. ACT II Ko Ko's Garden. "U PRICES 25c to 50c Box office open 7:00 o'clock Curtain 8:15, C. W. Kaley of Lincoln, Neb., spent three days last week visiting C. F. Shepherd in this city. Mr. Kaley has been in southern California during the past winter and continued on bis way back east Sunday. Verl Barnthouse, railroad caller, has recovered from painful cuts and bruises received in a recent accident when his motorcycle collided vfith' Ed Gowland's car on Fourth street. Darnthouse suffered a dislocated thumb, various cuts and bruises. A northern California exposition is being planned for September 1, to be held at Redding by the five northern counties including Siskiyou and Shasta. They will plan a gala time and include Admission Day and La bor Day. According to the record at the county seat there has been but one divorce granted in Jackson county during the past four months. The exact number ot marriages recorded was not reported, but there have been many and will be several more during this month. Claud Coon, who with Ma wlfa unit son and Fred Trammel visited in the city last week, made the trip on through to Portland without trouble. The trip from Klamath Falls to Port land was made in three days, the party traveling on a motorcycle with side-car attachment. According to the Medford Sun. many men are walking to Crater Lake with the expectation of securing work on the roads, only to have to retrace their steps. Road work will not commence at the lake until July, the work now being done being pre liminary engineering. Harry Sayles left 8unday for Salem, where he will spend couple of days visiting with friends and rela- Uvea before joining the Ashland mili tia company for the Fort Stevens en campment. Mrs. Sayles left the mid dle of last week for Salem, where she will visit. An almost continuous string of cars passed over Glenview Drive Sun day afternoon. Local and valley au tolsts are beginning to wake up to the beauties of the drive. The new rule which makes It compulsory that autos shall all go over the drive In one direction, namely, up the canyon and back over the drive, is being al most universally observed. "Gravy" Plymate returned last Thursday from Weed, where he played ball with the Weed team against Sisson last Sunday. He says Kenneth Lilly is getting along finely over there and that the lumber town G-A Steel Cut Coffee was the first to cell at 30c. That's why it caught the publio favor-.1ve pounds now sell to one of any other 30c steel-cut coffee. Mb. tin, 30c 3HD.tln.85c Lang ft Co., Portland has a strong bunch of ball players. Rudy Scholtz, the Medford boy who made a reputation at Santa' Clara College, is going to play with the Weed team. The rain of the last few days was welcomed by the fruit growers and gardeners and did little harm to the hay crop. The three hot days the first of last week ripened the cher ries to a considerable extent and the cool weather prevented them' from ripening too much before they were fully matured. However, every cloud casts a shadow, and several picnics were postponed on account of the wetness. Owing to Inability to make train connections from Klamath Falls to Grants Pass in time for scheduled appearances in the latter city, a num ber of Chautauqua entertainers on the Ellison-White circuit who ap peared in Klamath Falls last week were brought over by auto over Green Springs mountain and down the val ley. The Green Springs mountain road Is in fairly good shape and many cars pass over it daily. Julv 4 will innn ha hora T.ol Orres measure you for that new suit. Classified Advertisements (Continued from Page Three.) TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. FOR SALE OR TRADE As I am 1 going to install a larger irrigation plant, will sell my present outfit at a bargain, Including 8-inch pump, 8-horsepower engine wltn wood saw attachment, and about 500 feet pipe, all In first-class con dition. Would sell separately.. Would consider trade.- Inquire m. irue, Ashland. 6-1 mo. WANTED Horse and hack for their keep. Service light. Pasture fine. R. D. Sanford, Helman street. 612t CHERRIES WANTED Will pay cash for cherries of good variety in bulk. Will call and get them. Telephone 419-J or call at 575 ,Liioerty street, w. is. Pearson. 6-tf WANTED Second hand ?rh nlnt" 108 First avenue, Mrs. H. O. But terfleld. it FOR SALE A good horse, rubber tired buggy and harness. Apply 595 North Main. Phone 229-J. 6-2t FOR SALE Some good grade Hol stein cows. M. True, Ashland. 6-4t Orres cleans clothes' cleaner than any cleaner that cleans clothes clean. ECZE7vm We have a limited number of 25o bottles of ZEMO, the clean treatment for ECZEMA, which we will give absolutely FREE TO ECZEMA SUFFERERS. If you suffer from ECZEMA or any itch ing, torturing, disfiguring skin or scalp trouble, or have a friend who Is a chronic sufferer, Inform them of this offer and while the supply lasts we will give a 25c bottle of this clean, antiseptic wash FREE. ZEMO slops itching instantly and makes skin troubles van ish. This offer is only for persons suffering from ECZEMA or some chronic form of skin trouble. We guarantee every 25c or $1.00 bottle ot ZEMO to promptly top itching and give satisfaction. BUST S1DB PHHRMHCY JAMES J. McNAIR, Proprietor. Phone 61. ' ASHLAND, OREGON s.