Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, September 28, 1916, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, September 28, 1916 ASHLAND TTTHVGS PAGE FTVW i LOCAL AND PERSONAL P. ProvoBt went to the state fair at Salem Monday,' Take your lunch at the LIthia. 36-2t Mrs. W. H. Paul left Sunday even ing for Lewlston, Idaho, to visit at her old home. If you haven't been there you have missed a good meal. The LIthia Bak ery and Restaurant. 36-2t Rev. W. F. Gloeckner of Grants Pass came up Wednesday to spend a lew days In Ashland. Galvanized pipe, 1 inch, 1 inch and 2 Inch, for sale at cost by Pell. 27-tf Elmer Patrick Is up from Newport for a few days' visit with friends and relatives in the city. Don't miss seeing The Bugle Call at Vinlng Theatre tonight. Special music by orchestra. Big show. It Perfectly good, stylishly made, three-piece blue serge suits for $15 each at Mitchell & Whittle's. It R. M. Conley has rented the Klrschbaum property on Iowa street. He is a recent newcomer to the city. No trouble to find the correct shape and style hats you may want at our store for $3 each. Mitchell & Whittle. It Engineer W. N. Ellis, who has been running on the Hornbrook helper, is home on a few days' lay off. H. L. Arant and family, who have lived in this city for a year, returned to heir ranch home at Dairy, Ore., last week, going by auto. The Ltlhla is the place to eat. 36-2t Mrs. Ella Mills is enjoying a trip through the Willamette valley and will visit friends at Roseburg, Cot tage Grove and Portland. All persons having garden hose purchased of us this season, that has proven defective, please report to us right away, that we may replace It. Warner Mercantile Company. It D. D. N'orrls is moving his family Lack of Definite Purpose Many a person has been side-tracked to a forlorn hope by not hav ing a definite purpose. Have an object in view a reserve fund for emergencies. Start today by start ing" an account with us. JO mi SAVINGS rrovwJ deposits. lciTIZENSO W BANK Saturday on the Largest Blanket Sale ever held by any one firm. It's been a success, and you who need blankets the one best opportunity of securing from the best and foremost mills bright, new blankets-No shoddy or warp at prices that absolutely mean THE BIGGEST VALUES EVER OFFERED ANYWHERE 40x68 50x72 64x72 62x76 64x76 70x80 , Cotton Blanket, 65c quality, Cotton Blanket, white, grey, tan, Cotton Blanket, white, grey, tan, Cotton Blanket, white, grey, tan, Cotton Blanket, white, grey, tan. Cotton Blanket, white, grey. tan, special, pair , 90c Blanket, pair $1.00 Blanket, pair H 25 Blanket, pair 11.60 Blanket, pair 82.00 Blanket, pair 43c 69c 85c v 1.05 1.19 1.69 TdA 60x76 Wool finish cotton blan- 64x76 64x76 66x80 680 , : 72189 ket. plain colors, grey, tan, white. Wool Finish Cotton Blanket. Wool Finish Cotton Blanket In Wool Finish Urge Check. Cot- Wool Blanket, beautiful qua ity Cotton Blanket, white, grey, tan, blue and plnk borderSi $2.00 greys, tans, white, $2.50 Blanket, checks only, $2.75 Blanket, ton Blanket, $3.00 regular. in all sorts of checks. $4.50 extra heavy, apodal,' pair blanket, pair. pair pair Pr Blanket, special, pair' 2.05 1.69 2.05 2.33 2.69 1 3.89 EVERY ITEM BONI FIDE COME SURE - - - 73c 1.05 Vatfel's, Ashlantfs Shopping Center 39c J8c and belor.glngs from Church street to a residence on Beach street for merly occupied by H. L. Arant. Fred Herrin left Tuesday for Sa lem, where he will attend the state fair and Incidentally purchase some thoroughbred bucks for his herds. Frank Jordan left Monday evening for Yreka, where he will commence work upon the construction of a pub lic building, the contract for which he was recently awarded. Z. Webster, Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey, George Elfers, R. E. Roblson, F. E. Jacobs and Vr. and Mrs. C. C. Hart ley of the Talent-Phoenix district were visitors In the city Wednesday. Mrs. P. B. Rackliff of Sacramento Is visiting at the J. R. Casey home In Ashland. Mrs. Rackliff resided In Ashland about tun years ago. Her husband Is now a prosperous grocer of Sacremento. Ileady-to-wear men's suits and overcoats for this fall and winter are now subject to your Inspection. Mitchell & Whittle. It J. Arant has moved to the resi dence on the Walte tract across Bear creek from the city, which is known as the Bungaolw. He has rented several hundred acres of ground and will raise sheep. Hodgson & Reed have for quick sale a matched team of iron-gray horses, weight 1.300 pounds, eight and nine years old, with good Stude haker wagon and harness, for $325. Phone 31 Ashland or see us at Hotel Austin building. 37-2t Sylvan Provost has gone to Yreka, taking along three plumbers. He will superintend the Installation of the plumbing system. In a building which is being constructed by Frank Jordan in that city. Frank Swingle and Mrs. Holly Swingle arrived last week from Klamath county, driving over in an antomobile. Mr. Swingle recently suffered a dislocated' hip and Mrs. Swingle drove the car over. Charles Gard of Seattle has been a recent visitor at the home of his mother, Mrs. Ida Gard, in this city. From Ashland he went east to Michi gan, where he will visit before re turning to the Washington city. $3.75 will buy one pair of real good, heavy work shoes in dark tan colors, all sizes, at Mitchell & Whit tle's. It A. E. McFarland Is now employed at the Ashland mine In carpenter work. The erection of the new mill is to be rushed. The sawmill is now about ready for operation and will be used In getting out timber for the new- mill. Mrs. Mary Dunn and daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Van Sant. will leave this week for an Indefinite stay in Portland. Mrs. Eugenia Atkinson will accompany them for a visit of several weeks with friends in the Rose City. Ira Plttman, a 16-year-old son of an Ashland family, ran away last week and was located at San Fran clsco, where he was attempting to Inveigle he naval officials into al lowing him to enter the service of Uncle Sam. The turn toward fall weather last Monday and rain In the high moun tains and over in California Sunday night, cleared up the atmosphere of the smoke and haze and Tuesday was an ideal Indian summer day, the timber on the mountains stand ing out in clean-cut greenness. T. M. Lynch and family have Night Dave You Seen Those Splendid Values in Photo Albums in our window Get one of these and use the long evenings for gluing in your pictures. Real Values al Poleys Drug Store Poley & Elhart, Druggists. broken camp in Chautauqua park and returned to their home on Lib erty street. Judge J. F. Lodge and wife of Yreka came over Saturday to spend a brief vacation In Ashland. They stopped at Hotel Austin and returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Don Whitney and baby daughter have moved over from Hornbrook and will spend the win ter in Ashland, residing with Mrs. Whitney's parents, Mr. and Mrs. San ford. George T. Hegler and wife, who spent a couple of months In Ash land, left Monday for their home near Waldo, Josephine count)'. Mr. Hegler was much Improved In health by his Btay here. Mrs. C. Price, a New York lady who has spent a good portion of the summer camping in Chautauqua park, left Saturday for Talent, where she will visit a sister before leaving for Southern California, where she will spend the winter. Grants Pass Courier: R. K. Beat tie, left this morning for Ashland. Mr. Beattie is connected with the" Department of Agriculture and has spent several days at the caves camp gathering certain specimens of goose berry and currant. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Helmuth and two children of Kokomo, Ind., ar rived on Tuesday for a visit with Dr. and Mrs. D. M. Brower. Mrs. Helmuth Is a sister of Mrs. Brower and visited Ashland previously about twenty years ago. The Ltthht Is the place to eat. 36-2t The nominations of L. M. Boucher of Applegate and F. E. W. Smith of Talent as candidates on the socialist ticket for Jackson county represent atives In the legislature have been rejected by Secretary of State Olcott, owing to dllatoriness In forwarding papers, they having been filed after September 12. The following party of Medford people motored through here Sun day and spent the day at Lake of the Woods: Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Hutchi son, Miss Fern Hutchison, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bardwell, Mrs. Charles English, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Roth ermol, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Newman and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. lT. Lumsden, Trieve Lumsden, Mrs. W. I. Vawter and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Vawter. Sells-Floto circus is exhibiting In Medford today and this evening and Ring's a 'big crowd from here Is in atten dance. The jitney lines are all run ning special trips aud the highway is lively with private cars carrying circus-hound Ashianders. Atten dance at the schools took a decided falling oft as well. Hodgson & Reed have for quick sale a .matched team of iron-gray horses, weight 1,300 pounds, eight and nine years old, with good Stude haker wagon and harness, for $325. Phone 31 Ashland or see us at Hotel Austin building. 37-2t Francis Donahoe and wife are at the Hotel-Austin for an Indefinite stay in the hope of relieving Mrs. Donahue's asthma. They came Satur day, accompanied by a daughter, ' who has since gone to Roselfurg for I a visit. Mr. Donahoe is a retired t rancher of Chehalis, Washington, i vice-president of the Dobson-Kauff-; man hank there. , Regardless of the high prices that1 prevail In the wool markets, we are j still able to sell ALL WOOL suits of ' clothes at $15. Mitchell & Whittle.) "I Medford Sun: The Medford high j school athletic circles will be with-' out the services of one of Its best ' athletes this year, owing to parental objections "Mutt" Williamson is ab sent from the foot ball squad, and will not answer the basket ball call. Williamson played center on both teams, and is one of the cleverest basket ball players ever produced in Southern Oregon. Mrs. Newland's Montessorrl school will be conducted in the afternoon Instead of forenoon, hereafter. Hours l:3o to 4 p. m. It Two big real estate deals were reported this week at the county seat, one being the sale of land in township 38-1 W, from Thresa Crit zer to G. Kulzer, the consideration given out being $40,000. The other was a $29,297 sale of land in Shasta and Siskiyou counties by the North em California Lumber company to the Fruit Growers' Supply company, Prof. Carl Loveland will render a 'cello solo Sunday evening at Vinlng Theatre. Concert by orchestra. It Hnry Slmms ot Eugene, an old j friend of Chauncey Casebeer's of the days when he attended the Oregon j University, has been visiting at the Casebeer home here recently, and I with Chauncey enjoyed a hunting i trip up Itogue river last week. Mr. I Casebeer left this week to attend the I University of Southern California ! dental school, from which he will graduate this year. Reports were brought to this city Tuesday night of the wreck of a Ford car on the Pacific Highway In the Siskiyous, by plunging over a steep bank. Investigation showed that the car had gone over the cliff, but that no one was in it at the time. The occupant got out to watch a freight train pass and the car started down the hill of Its own free will and ac cord and plunged off an embank ment, and is now a mass of wreckage 20D feet down a ravine. The ident ity of the owner of the car lias not been established. Park Property for Sale. Six-room house, modern, and barn, and one of the finest lots on Granite street, facing the park. About 65 foot front. Will give real buyer a price on this for next two weeks at which he can make some money. ; HODGSON & REED. Real Estate, i 3;-4t Austin Hotel Building. The Curtain Mall Orders Received Now Regular Box Oflice Sale Opens Next Monday AG MEDFORD, Tel. 4I8 KJClODZt sjm The Winter Garden's Most Dazzling, Gorgeous, Girliest and Tuneful Revue A WORLD OF PLEASURE Travtling Id their own special train of Pullman and baMa cart Nine Huge Scenes oi Barbaric Splendor 125 People. A Deluge ot Girls CHALLKXGK CAST iXCU'DKs Win. Norrw, Conroy & LeMaine, Courtney Sisters. Margaret Kdwards, Collins & Mart, Itosie (uinn, Wanda i.yiui, McAlalnm. Diamond & Chaplow, Franklin Itates. Manager's Note This is positively the gre;itst-t musical revue ever playing Soulh ern Oregon, and the greatest show on the road this year. Send In your mail order today for Oct. 5, or iiiihh the surprise of your life. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Duhlbery of Grants Pass visited over the week end with friends In this city. Orres cleans clothes. Phone 64. Miss Emma Jenkins returned to her home here Monday after spend ing several days with Mrs. C. A. Wlnetrout at Grants Pass. Napa-tan shoes In heavy ten-Inch tops are the very best yet when It comes to service. Seven dollars a pair at Mitchell & Whittle's. It John and Ed Martin have gone to Tigard, Oregon, a small town near Portland, for the winter. Their sis ter, Mrs. McGowan, lives near there. Jack and Eert Mattern came over from the Salmon river mines last week. The latter has gone to Kern county, Cal to talk charge of a mine. Winifred Coldwell, a former Ash- land girl who was committed to the offlce ,n t,,e 8t'c0,ld 8tor- rentins State Industrial school at Salem, , the tirst f,oor for otner Ptoses, was one of the twelve girls who es-i Eighty acres for rent near Ash caped recently from that instltu- ( laud, suitable for grain or hay. Sea tlon. Her whereabouts are still uu-j Hillings Agency. 37-4t known. " Have a fit at Orres'. It Neil Shinn came over from Klara-i 1 ath Falls Monday and Monday even-1 Notice. Ing had his tonsils removed at a1 One ot the most up-to-date stocks local hospital. He will return . to j of ladies' wearing apparel Is ordered the Falls after a short stay In Ash-j sold. It will pay you to make a land and resume his work in a shoe store in that city. Clif Payne makes apple presses. The Itig Sale ' Of one of the finest stocks of mil linery ever placed before the public, going on every day. Stock to lie sold. Ahren's, Medford. It Mortgage Properly Sale One Bay Work Mare 9 years old, weight 1300; 1 Hay Work Horse S years old, weight 1200; 2 s-.ts Work llnrness, 3 Farm Wagons, Plows, Cultivators, Spud Digger and Planter. See them nt 115 Granite Street Thotsday Night, Floor $2.00 Balcony, $1.50, $1.00, 75c, 50c Next Sunday, October 1, the Chris tian church will welcome the home coming of Hev. W. L. Melllnger, who returns to Ashland and resumes the Ptorute after an absence of seven! years. Second half of taxes should be paid on or before October 5. Sea Billings Agency. 37-2t J. D. Icenhower of the second-hand store on North Main street will move his place of residence this week from 148 Mechanic street to the Hayes house at the corner of Nursery street i,and the Scenic Drive. Ladies' suits and coats remodeled and made up lu the latest style. Se Orres' tailors. It I The R. P. Nell block on North Main street has been leased to M. K. I Horr, a newcomer from Vancouver, I). C, who will install a real estate 'call at the Ahren's Cloak & Suit House, Medford. It Instantly Recognised The man who does all his business through his bank Is recognized as a systematic business man and one w hose chances for success are excel lent. The man who does not use a bank Is not nui king the most of his oppor tunities. A cordial welcome awults you at the First National Bank ASHLAND, OHKGO.N. Oldtst National Bank in Jackson County Down should not leave short fillings or