f.lr. Vent-And-Cut-It
Ilere'sMr.'Gets-lt'
The New Plan Corn Cure That's at
Sure as the Eising Sun.
"Olad to ment you!" snya ttm razor
to tliu torn, "I'll bleed or you!" says
the corn to the razor. Uuzom unj
corns love each other. Corns lova to
A PL it) i
K
for Mr. Hiinter this week.
Mr. Jenson is working for Mr. Kin
cald. W. L. Moore and Bon, Harry, are
working at the Fl!nt place.
! Mr. fiarnard and family have
J moved here to their home. He has
j been teaching in tho Tolo district.
Ivan Farmer is working for A. C.
isn;"-'0
I TRADE at HOME I
Yy, O Why. DI.I I lire It? M.W
lor .Me Afti-r Tliis if I Uve!"
bo cut, plckfd. (roupi'il, ealvd, plus,
ti'iffl onil Ji'i-ki'd out. tln-y itiuw
fiinter. -Mr. ami .Mrs, V(iiit-;uu-('ut-It
realize it now, they use "Oio-It"
illKtead it H the Wnlnli.Tl III, si.'!.!
torn-cure that never fails. .St'M.s
pain. Vou upply It In 2 sec
om!s, It dries at onte, the. corn
Is doomed. Nothing to Htltk to the
stocking or press on the corn. It
means good-niht to planter, salves,
dlL'tiers, razors and toe-ljundlini;. You
can wear smaller shoes. Your corns
will corne rit;ht off, "clean as a whis
tle." Never Inflames healthv ileh.
The world's MirKPft S' llini,' corn cur.
"iletfl-lt" is sold hy drum'i?tR everv
Where, 2T,c a bottle, or sent din.' t ly
K. Lawrence &: Co., Chlcuuo, 111.
Sold In Ashland and recotniw-ndtij
as the woild's ii'st Corn remedy by
Mc.N'alr Eros, and J. J. McNair.
Belleview Notes
(By the Language Classes of Belle
view School.)
I rate the .Sunday seliool'a birthday. A
tfoo'l tln.n Is l!io I'fiiort.
t .ilii':-cn Veil Rig.iiy rnd Minnie I'at
: If'h of Ashland (.ore callers at Mrs.
' llu' hainan's Thursiluv ut'ternnnn.
David Whittle and the Uussell hoys
are working for Mr. Hunter,
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Mann spent
Thursday afternoon at their ranch.
Pr. J. P. Johnson and wife wore
callers Thursday evening at the II.
An1rev.-s and W. L. Moore hemes.
Several Belleview peonle were Ash
land visitors Tuesday afternoon.
Will Cooper and sons left for the 1
mountains Thursday with their cows. I Meadows on Thursday looking after
J. A. Kelts and son, Morris, are ' his Interests at the old Cottrell place,
doing orchard work for Mr. Andrews, j Mrs. Sheets was the recipient of
Mr. and Mrs. Barnard and daughter: many beautiful and dainty gifts at a
WEST 1'IIOKMX.
Dr. and Mra. J. I!. Webster and Dr.
anil .Mrs. Cordon McCrackrn and fam
ily of Ashland enjoyed a very pleasant
motor trip last Sunday, touching at
Willow Springs, Rock Point, Gold
Hill and Grants Pam. Ik-lore return
ing they visited the tea diets' colony
near Cold Hill and disposed of a de
liiions picnic lun'-h on tlu beach op
posite the Rosalie ranch. Needless
to say, ample justice was done to the
several dainties, the appetites of all
Ijc'Ii enhanced by the long ride.
Mrs. II. H. Corliss and Mrs. Dave
Walker motorcycled to Talent to at
tend t-) business matters on Tuesday
morning. In the afternoon they went
to Medford. Mrs. Corliss has become
quite proficient in handling her ma
chine, out there are tho-e who say
that good old "terry fermy" is good
enoiiuli for them.
In spite of the recent frost scare
there is quite a lot of thinning being
done in this section. Dr. Webster is
thinning apples and pears and there
in a crew at work on the Beavard
ranch thining apples.
Albert Ship, who is captain of a
freighter plying between Sacramento
and San Francisco. Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. H. C. Ship, of Medford.
He was a visitor at the Rocky Ford
ranch on Thursday.
Bill Cottrell was down from The
"nggo. Kir. , . . . y ...
Mrs. Curtis Moore snent one d,v WSVVV
Hc::i:f asd 0nE ASHlAND i Patk Garag
l.st Sa.iuday having a Picnic to cele-N .. XClUSIVt paint, J W 5 Cdlt Milk KOKK.S BROS., Props.
wall paper and jrlass
house.
A full line of every
thing needed to deco
rate your home.
Paint mixed to or-der--any
shade you
desire.
Agent for Phoenix
Pure Paint and
neer, White Lead.
pmo
$ Coffee will con
I vince you that
I there is no need
I of paying more.
Three pounds for
I $1.00.
J Creamery
' ASHLAND TRADING
Vf 0. DIGKERSON i COMPANY i
manufacturer:; of
Butter and Ice Cream
When Buying Butter Ask
(or Ashland Creamery
Cutler
Used Cars lor Sale
Automobile Supplies and
Repairs
Mkheiin, Goodrich
and Fisk Tires
in Stock
Other Makes on
Short Notice
Ashland's KxcliMve Paint,
Paper and Gins House
Phone 122
I Phone 24
D.PtT0Jl. Mgr. ? Phone 152
Park Ave
Neta were Ashland visitors Friday
afternoon.
Rev. Douslas, the Methodist min
ister of Ashland, was out visiting'
in this district Friday.
Mr. Miller is picking his cherries
sow. .
' Mr. Gray's cousins, who have been
visiting here, have left for California.
The Belleview Summer club met
Friday with a good attendance.
Belleview Sunday school Is still
Increasing.
Mr. C. A. Brown has been cutting
hay for Mr. Agnitious and Mr. Sny
der this week.
Mrs. A. G. Moore's slFter was visit
ing her one day last wpek. and In the
afternoon they went fishing. A good
time Is reported.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray took d'nner
with Mr. and Mrs. Snyder Sunday.
Mr. Sam King, who has been visit
ing here, returned to Klamath Falls
Sunday.
Wilbur Beagle la thinning apples
stork shower given for her by the
ladies of the Presbyterian choir and ;
Ladles' Aid at the home of Mrs. ,
Frame in West Phoenix on Thursday. ;
A dainty lunch was served and a good ,
time enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore and fam
ily of The Meadows motored down to j
the valley and attended the funeral
of the late Rev. William Clyde. Mrs. j
Moore's mother, Mrs. Caldwell, of Los
Angeles, who has been visiting in j
Ashland, returned to The Meadows j
with her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cottrell and
infant son motored down from The !
Meadows on Monday and visited Mrs.
Cottrell's parents, returning the same j
evening. I
Mrs. Evelyn Johnstone of Medford j
visited Mrs. E. Calhoun one day last j
week. I
Mrs. Frank Denzer entertained
with a turkey dinner at her ranch
home in West Phoenix last Sunday.
Mrs. Debley and Miss Margaret Dally
of amaldv
All the convenien
ces of ga better
cooking and a
cleaner
cooler
kitchen
Bakes, broils, roasts,
toasts. More efficient
than your wood or coal
stove, and costs less to
operate. Your cooking
is better, too, because
you have heat-control
like a gas stove.
NEW PERFECTION
OIL COM&TOVE,
Tot
Best
ktsultt
Ust
t. -1
i "1
The New Perfection
gives a clean, odorless,
Bootless flame because of
the long blue chimneys.
Cuts out the drudgery of
wood or coaL Keeps
your kitchen cool. In
1,2,3 and 4-burner sizes,
ovens separate. Also
cabinet models with Fire
less Cooking Ovens.
Art your dealer today.
Standard Oil Co.
(Cililoml)
For Sale by
THOMAS H. SIMPSON
PROVOST BROS.
RoundUp
Your old suits
ami have them
cleaned and
pressed fo r
ONE BUCK
' . at
Paulserud
& Barrett
BUY HOME
PRODUCTS
We carry the folloM'ing
home Droducts:
Ashland Canned Goods
i.li a n:iit r t r.AAn
ASiiiauu muuuy iu. 5 uuuus
Ashland Butter '
Ashland Brooms
White House
GROCERY
.. W LA. I
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F.LCamps
Agent for
Ford Automobile
We carry a full line of Acces
sories and Tires. All kinds of
repair work done.
Garage, East Main Street.
Phone 160.
DONT BE CARRIED AWAY BY THE CATALOGUE HABIT
ARE YOU among the thousands of men and women who are CARRIED AWAY by the catalogue
habit? Is there anyone in YOUR immediate family circle who is allowing this habit to run away
with him? If so, there is work for YOU to do. This HABIT started more than forty years ago. It
Is THIS SAME babit that has stunted the growth of thousands of communities. It has built up a
few enormously large CITIES at the expense of YOUR town. DON'T allow a habit like this to run
away with YOU. Take the bit in your OWN teeth. Investigate for YOURSELF. FIND OUT.
Talk it over with your HOME merchant. Get your heads together. That HABIT Is hurting you
BOTH. By killing this habit you benefit yourself, your children, your neighbors, your community.
Spend your money at home.
411 U t HI 4 1 1 !
Provost Bros. I
Builders' Hardware, Root
ing. Plumbing and
Heating
Majestic Ranges
We Compete Give I s a Trial.
Dodge Brothers
MotorCars
Emphasize the art of master
building. A large production
and experience enable them to
produce a car of exceptional
quality for the money.
38-40 E. Main Phone 86 I 7 pi.
MURPHY
Motorcar Company
Ashland, Ore.
Notice!
Yon have some
thing yon do not
need, some one
else does, let them
know about it
thru the Classified
Colli ins ollhe Tid
ings, everybody
sees it there.
We Sell Shoes
of
Merit, Worth and
Value
Briggs & Elmore
Successors to' '
Briggs & Shinn
2
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of Medford and the Misses Mary and
Eleanor Dally and Ray Yost were
dinner guests. All did Justice to tho
delicious dinner, Miss Margaret Daily,
now a full-fledged Grizzly, demon
strating to the satisfaction of all pres
ent a Grizzly's capacity for turkey.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Walker called in
the afternoon and a very pleasant
time was spent lo conversation and
music. Leland Denzer played a num
ber of popular Irish melodies on his
violin and Miss Stella Denzer played
his accompaniments on the piano.
The guests returned to their homes
voting the Denzers royal entertainers.
About thirty young people of the
Presbyterian congregation met at the
church last Friday evening and par
ticipated in a wood-cutting bee, the
young men cutting and the young
ladles tiering tho wood. About five
tiers were cut .before it became too
dark to work. After viewing their
work with satisfaction the young
folks, gathered about a huge bonfire
and a wiener roast was enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Alining were Med
ford visitors one day last week.
Dr. Morgan has returned to his du
ties at Klamath Falls. Mrs. Morgan
accompanied him.
The dance at Ilornbrook Saturday
night was well patronized, dancers
coming from Ager and Hilt for the
evening. Peterson's orchestra from
I Yreka furnished the music and An-
Clmrlcs Chatnian of Talent was a
business caller in North Talent Mon
day morning.
Mrs. W. J. Elmer of East Phoenix,
who has been in the hospital at Cen-
jtone Bonderson was the gonial floor tral Point, was reported as not quite
manager. B0 Wlill tha iaat few dava
A. J. Stophens of Creswell, Ore.,
is visiting his son, S. S. Stephens, of
North Talon t the last of this week.
Miss Elva Wolters of Phoenix was
! at Ashland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Anderson of
SISKIYOU HEADLIGHTS.
I Jim and Frank Clegg, who have
The road camp has moved back been visiting the Wycoffs at the tres
frora Bear canon to Siskiyou. ! tie, have returned to Santa Rosa,
Mra. Ragland leaves on Thursday Cal.
for a visit to her home in Ontario, j
Canada, taking Miss Ruth with her. NORTH TALENT-PHOENIX ITEMS.
Sunday school met as usual last
Sunday, W. G. Tucker coming up
from Ashland for It.
The Cheerful Country Club held
their last meeting for the summer
H. B. Cole of Colestln was at the i Tuesday, and a very enjoyable time
Hornbrook hall game Sunday. Mr.
Cole Is making some repairs and Im
provements at his popular resort and
will be ready for resort seekers by
July.
J. It. Creeks and his bridge car
penters were at tunnels 14 and 15 for
was bad.
North Eden were Ashland
Park visitors Sunday.
Llthia
For concessions for the Roundup
ono W ft VnnrhfllH At flynifl Allnn'a
S. Cornutt of Kerby was visiting j re(J of,ce m p ft Box
Mr. and Mrs. B. N. French of North
Talent Friday and Sunday.
J. B. Roberts of North Talent was
trading In Medford Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey were among
three days, putting up new tunnel the many from Talent and vicinity
warnings. , who went to Ashland Sunday.
94.
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The CivlQ Improvement Club's raff
gathering , campaign brought out a
choice collection of rags and ..many
local attics are depleted as result.
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