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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1916)
Lunch Goods FltF.SH Kl'iTLY OF HULK AXI) PACKAGE WAFKKS DEVILUI) CHILE MEAT L1VEK TASTE DEVILED MEATS VIEXXA SAUSAGE CIIiri'ED HF.KF VEAL LOAF SARDIXES roniv AXD I5EAXS IIOILED HAM MEAT LOAF PEA NTT IH'TTEIl PICKLES OF ALL KIXDS ItlPE OLIVES o!mes Gocey H LOCAL AND PERSONAL I v a Five miners for the Ashland mine arrived Tuesday and Wednesday. The Wells-Fargo Express company are moving into their new quarters in the Oregon hotel. The Grizzlies of Mcdford will climb Mount Ashland and Mount Wagner on June 17 and 18. i Mrs. S. T. Songer has gone to San Francteco to visit Dr. E. G. McConnell and his sister, Miss Wlnne. The new four-Inch water main on Church street baa been Installed and the street is being graded off. Deputy Sheriff Curly Wilson and County Clerk Gardiner were business visitors In the city Tuesday evening. Misses Leda and Opal Harvey re turned last Saturday from Gold Hill where they have been visiting their father and friends. The Bungalow has established comfortable rest rooms for the ladies. Mothers with children are invited to UBe these conveniences at their pleasure. I Mrs. H. J. Snow of Marshfield ar j rived In this city Monday for a visit ; with relatives. On the way over she 1 stopped In Roseburg for a few 'days ! to visit friends. j Helinan baths have an electric hair ( dryer. it A. S. Johnson, father of Mayor 0. II. Johnson, left Tuesday for Gar- ! field, Washington, where he will spend tho summer at tho homes ot his two daughters. Ladles' don't forget, you can dry your hair on an electric hair dryer at Helman's. It Mrs. Clarence Lane Is taking Miss Georgia Coffee's place as bookkeeper for the AHhland Transfer Company & Storage company during the lat ter's absence on an extended trip east. ' ! Swim at the Nat. Better than ever before. It Miss Helen Moore has accepted a . position with Butler's confectionery and commenced her duties Wednes ; day. Mifss Mary Wlsenburger Is also 'employed by the popular Plaza con fectionery. I For concessions for the Itoundup see W. S. Voorhels at Sus!e Allen's ; real estate office or write P. 0. Box 94. 5-tf It. L. "Bud" Burdic, who arrived last week at Ms home which changed from Ashland to Grants Pass while he was away, was "up from the sugar beet city Tuesday and on Thursday drove back with an automobile for which he came up. James McNalr and his daughter, Mrs. Howard Rose, left yesterday for Portland where they will attend tho Rose Festival. In Portland they will meet Mrs. Rose's tuln sister, Mrs. Frey, and go with her to Astoria for a month's visit at her home. Big opening at the Nat Friday evening at 8 o'clock. It Mrs. M. L. Whitney left last Thurs day for Hornbrook where she will spend a month with the family of her son, Don. She will then go to Oak land and spend the remainder of tho summer visiting relatives In that city. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Strickland will occupy Mrs. Whitney's residence dur ing her absence. Newsome Harrison has taken an In terest in the Ashland Vulcanizing Works, recently established by W. S. Weaver and Ellis Neil. Messrs. Weav er and Harrison will conduct the bus iness and have taken the agency for the Chevrolet car. Hard ware Stock We must reduce our stock one-half with in the next thirty days. We will close the store a day or two next week, to rearrange and mark down the stock. Our slaughter, however, will begin on Friday, June 91 and the "Big Bargains" will be found all over the store. The stock is complete and well assorted, and if you come in right away you will find the article you want. If you wait a week you may not find it. If you have any mail orders. , send them to us, or better, come in and select the goods where you can see the article , Now is the time to replace the worn-out Tool, Scissors, Cooking Vessel, Garden Hose Lawn Mower, etc., at about HALF PRICE. w airier 9 The Low Price Hardware Man Telephone 146 375 East Main Mrs. J. S. Parsons Is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Calhoun, at Gra'nts Pass, for a few days. Swim, swim, swim at the Nat. where the Water is always just right. Big new chute. New suits for Ihe ladles. it D. L, Crcenman went to Mcdford Tuesday to attend his cousin, Chas. Greenman, who Is seriously ill in that city at Mercy hospital. Owing to tho largo supply of water, we are able to change and clean the tank from two to three times a week. The Nat, where the crowd goes. It Horn, to the face of Robert Peachy, an eight-inch smile. The cause was the arrival of a husky eight-pound boy. Mrs. Peachy and the youngster are doing well. Walter Walrud Is down from New port to "vls't his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Walrad, on Factory street, and his sisters, Miss Angle and Mrs. Walter Frulan. Miss Gertrude Barber and Miss Margaret Hodgson who visited friends and attended tho Epworth League convention In Roseburg, returned home Tuesday. For concessions for the Roundup see W. S. Voorhels at Susie Allen's real estate office or write P. 0. Box 94. 5tf Between 12 and 13 tons of goose berries have been shipped from the local fruit association, according to Manager Rand, during the season which Is just about over in the Ash land district. ' H. C. Galey arrived Tuesday morn ing and has accepted a position in the business department of the Ash land Tidings. He comes from Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Galey has been here for several weeks. For concessions for the Roundup see W. S. Voorhels at Susie Allen's real estate office or write P. O. Box 94. 5-tf Marvin and Arthur Person, nephews of M. W. Wheeler, arrived in this city Saturday on motorcycles from Fresno, Cal. They are making a tour of various coast points and went north after a brief visit at the Wheeler home. Carl Loveland will sing at The Bungalow tonight after the Tirst pic ture show. Miss Edna Wells, who stands a good chance of being the next coun ty school superintendent over in Klamath county, having been nomin ated by the republicans at the recent primaries, Is visiting relatives in the city and valley. Mrs. Myrtle Johnson, for several years a teacher In the Ashland grade schools and" considered one of the most efficient teachers of the Ash land force, has been elected to a po sition In the Portland schools. There were 2000 applicants for 33 vacancies In the Portland schools and the Ash land teacher's election speaks highly of her qualifications. Mrs. A. L. Bump, son and daughter, who have been visiting Mrs. Fred Putnam, on Hargadlne street in this city, left Monday for Portland where they will visit Mrs. Bump's mother, Mrs. Bump's husband Is a captain in the United States army and she but recently returned from his station at Tsln Tien, China. Captain Bump has joined his regiment in Mexico. Dr. F. G. Swedonburg left Thursday on a months' trip in the east. He goes to Chicago to attend the annual meeting of the alumni of Rush Medi cal College, then to Detroit, Mich., to attend the sessions of the American Medical Association, and later will at tend clinics In Rochester, Minn., where the famous Mayo brothers and their institutions are located. He will return by way of New Orleans and San Diego. v Pure, Rich Olive Oil Our oil lias that Rich Nutty flavor of the hi;l grade olive oils, made from tho First Pres sing of choice ripe olives. Medicinal and Nutritive. 'fees. v. cee our window j Poley's Drug Stored Foley & Fllinrt, Ih'uggiKts. I t LJCITIZENSCV W BANK 8 rSyO F ASH LAN Dyjj Representative Citizens People who have form ed the habit of saving are thrifty, progressive and prosperous they are the representative citizens. Lay a firm foundation -start an account with us. . AtffXM SAVINGS DEPOSITS, Mrs. 0. H. West was a visitor to Grants Pass the first of the week. Miss Noll Peachoy has secured a nine months' school in the Antelope country. Mr. Hurst, on Beach street, has been enjoying quite a visit with his brother from tho cast. Junerose Simpson of 399 Beach street lias been q.iite ill for the last; jf) few days but is Improving now. Dr. F. A. Hall has engaged Dr. A. C. Caldwell to assist him In his of fices during the month of June. 4-4t R. P. Edgington is quite seriously ill. He is expecting his daughter from the east at an early date. Bert Peachey, the forest ranger, was in town the first of the week visiting his parents on Lincoln strost. For concessions for the Roundup see W. S. Voorhels at Susie Allen's real estate office or write P. O. Box 94. 4-tf Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Choate, Jr., re turned last week from a visit of sev eral weeks with relatives in New York state. Mrs. William Bartlett and daugh ter Bernice leave this coming Satur day for Milwaukee, Wis., where 6he will mr.ke her future home. Hodgson & Reed have a special piece of improved property on Gran ite street, fronting the park, for sale at a bargain. See them at their of fice, Hotel Oregon building. 4-3t J. V. Wright of Grant street, who has been indisposed for some time, is confined to his bed at present. His friends hope his recovery will be rapid. Miss Amy Stannard returned the last of the week from Berkeley, where she has been attending the University of California, and will do private tutoring tills summer. Mrs. John Wolfe of Morrill. Ore., visited Mrs. J. W. Hasklns on Gar field street Sunday. Mrs. Wolfe was just returning from a visit to Rosa burg and vicinity. The Tidings editor Is In receipt of a fine box of strawberries raised by Mrs. M. E. Davis on Granite street. They are a splendid and toothsome lot, some of them being as large as walnuts. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Ilittson of Col- well, Idaho, who are touring the coast by automobile, spent Sunday in Ash land, continuing their Journey south to San Diego and Los Angeles Mon day. Fulton Smith of Talent, who was ordered by the circuit court a week ago to provide bonds for the support of his Infant child, has disappeared, according to rumor, and a bench war rant has been issued for Ihs arrest. Mrs. Harry Simpson whose mother died recently in Colorado, has Just received a letter of condolence from George A. Carlson, governor ot Colo rado, who was a schoolmate of Mrs. Simpson In Denver some years ago. MIhb Anna Pendleton, of Santa Ana, Cal., who Is paying Ashland an other visit during the summer season, has leased the Gregory bungalow on pinnoor nvpmifl. nossession to be given June 15. Later on the family of A. B. Gardiner, her son-in-iaw, also of Santa Ana, will Join her here for a vacation outing. James H. Doran and family left Monday morning in their automobile for a three weeks' outing tour in Cal ifornia. They go first to Grldley, where they will visit an aunt and uncle of Mr. Doran's, Mr. and Mrs. George Kllpatrick, then, to San Jose, where they visit another uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Cunningham. Their trip will probably also Include visits at the bay cities nad other Cali fornia points. Vacuum Cleaners. I will sell you any make of electric cleaner you want. Sold on easy monthly payments. Let me demon strate to you free the famous Apex machine, the best machine made. Ten years experience with electric cleaners. ORRA E. ANGLE, It 191 Oak street. it New Wool Sporls Suits and Skirts Made of a striped Palm Reach cloth a very practi cal garment for motoring, tennis or ptreet wear. They will readily shed the dust and are washable. You Should Own Your Bathing Suit We have just received a shipment of Ladies' ar.d Children's Bathing Suits. There are four or five styles in ladies' suits selling at $1.00 to $4.50, and a good misses' suit at 75 cents. $2.50 Pongee Waists $2.19 Special lots ot Laces on sale. $3.50 and $4.00 Crepe de Chine Waist $2.95 Choice any Skirt in house, $5.50 up, at $4.95 Children's Muslin Drawers 10c Few sizes Boys' Summer Under wear 19c Good quality Marquisette for curtains 19c 50c Rompers for Children Spoclal lot of White Goods, yd. 9c One lot Wash Goods, values to 15c One Lot Wash Gmh1n, values 35c, 19c 24-Inch Imported Pongee, yard 39c 33-Inch Imported Pongee 60c 60c Caps for mo toring, tennis, outing, 49c 39c New shapes In Handbags 98C-1.19 $1.25 Motor Caps now Corduroy Sport Coats, White, $3.95 One lot Embroidery, 2 yds 5c $1.00 Long Silk Gloves 89c E0c Voiles, plain colors, silk stripes 25c White Middy Blouses 89c 98c Special value Ladles' Black Hose 3 for 50c Special lots of Embroidery on sale. $1.50 Silk and Wool Crepe . 75c 50c Long Sleeve Vests 40c Pants to match. 25c Long Sleeve Vests 20c Good style Union Suits 35c-39c Good quality Curtain Scrim 12Jc 4 ::::::::::r::;:i:::i::::::::auy:::j:j:j:::j::::nj:::::::a:j:!:j:::::nt: Extra Effort to Sell These SUMMER SUITS 10 new 25.00 to 35.00 Suits, now Silk and Serge, Black and White Checks, Etc. 14.75 A dozen 25.00Jto 37.50 Suits, now More Staple Models in Spring SulU A number of good style Suits 17.50 11.85 Kayser Underwear Only at Ibis store Why not buy here when you can get not only our guarantee of satisfaction but also the Kayser? , Silk Special A lot of 35-inch Fancy Silks, $1.50 values, new this spring. 1.25 yd Summer Wash Dresses Why not buy one ready made If you cannot make your own? Ask to see them. 1 Real Underwear Popularly priced. Exception ally good values. Vests 10c up. Suits 35c up. Espocially good numbers at 60c and OOc. Sale of Waists Special lot Crepe de Chine Waists $2.95 All Reed Waists, fine Crepe da Chines,' $4.50 1.00 and 1.25 Corduroy, in rose, dark green, tan, Copenhagen navy, black. 95c ! I MM I till HHMMI I IMM
