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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1917)
4RHUAND TriHNOM PAGE FTV ' II IIIIIIIIIIM NOTICE Owing to the declining market for these goods we have been forced to reduce the prices as follows: Newspaper 50c per 100 lbs Magazines 50c per 100 lbs Rubber Shoes 4c per lb Rubber Tires 3 ! c per lb Rags 3-4c per lb Scrap Iron $4.00 per ton Green Hides ISc and up Dry Hides 25c and up Phone and we will call 79 Ashland Junk Dealers Miss Cornolla Larson, who lives east of Ashland, has been recently employed to teach school In the Covt district. Mrs. P. H. Mann underwent minor operation at the Sanitarium yeBter.lay morning;, from which she Is recovering nicely. Henry Mankln of Jacksonville was recently married to Miss Nellie Crow- der, who has liccn teaching school I taken up with a program, tennis matches, etc. It Is planned to have all tho high school men who are en listed !n the local militia to appear in theiruniforms on that day, and many Individual and group pictures of the heroes will he taken. There are about 3!) high school students who are members of the local militia. Cllf Payne makes bookcases. Mrs. T. M. Lynch, son Gall and near the Mankln home. I mother, Mrs. Wright, left Tuesday J. M. Morgan and wife expect to I niornins for a two weeks' visit with return to Ashland soon from Edge-1 friends and relatives In the Willam wood, at which place Mr. Morgan has !ctte valley. They expect to visit at been employed for some time. Mrs. F. H, Walker's and E. LOCAL AND PERSONAL wreatKanstnnattmnttimtttma John Hunt, of Portland, has been nere rcceuuy visiung irienas ana stated convocation "latlv.s. Chapter No. 21. R. A. J Koral n ! Irch I Masons Siskiyou Chapter No. 21 of Siskiyou M., Thursday Carl Murphy is employed on a cat-! evening, April 19, 1917. Also work. tie ranch in tho Lake creek district, owned by Geo. Nichols of Medford, Wm. Wehrlo left Wednesday in his StudebakerSIx for California, and ex pects to be gone about three months. Stevenson Studio for portraits. The Western Union has notified employes that half of their regular salary will be paid In the event .of army service and that their present jobs or others on an equitable ar- 5 n piii A I&LIM9 visit W BANK AS K Ar Aril I Aim z r H3 n LHR U Jt When You Need Money Quickly then it is very comforting I to know that you have I funds at the bank await- I j lng your call. I ! Now is the time to start I I such a fund with us. I VYIyJ" deposits J Visiting companions cordially wel come. Full attendance requested. P. K. HAMMOND, H. P. W. H. DAY, Sec. rangement, will be reserved for them upon re-entering the company's serv ice. t Stevenson will develop your filmB. 94-lf Itay Murphy went to Edgewood, California, last week with a shipment of horses which an outside buyer has been securing In this territory re cently. The animals may be shipped overseas from San Francisco. The many Ashland friends of Mrs. Beaumont DcLosh of Aberdeen, Wn., I formerly Miss Irene Smth of Med ford, will be pleased to learn of the arrival of Miss Joan Maxine DeLosh, weight eight pounds, at tho DeLosh home In Aberdeen. Mrs. H. O. Dutterflold sells the Splrella corsets, which have non' hreakable and M. Stannard's cousin, from Pennsyl vania, has been visiting them at the former's home on Liberty street. Sweet, corn seed In bulk. Golden Bantam, Stowell's Evergreen, Coun try Gentleman. Ashland Trading Company, phone 122. Mora Dafley, who has been em ployed at Ferguson's store for several years, is now enjoying a vacation on his father's ranch near Talent. Hazel Williams, a former student of the Ashland Commercial School, was recently married to Walter ii Lovegren at the homo of her father. J. M. Williams, In Paso Robles, Cal. The Travelers of the Methodist church will meet in the Land of the Dlack Sheep on Friday evening, April 20, at tho home of Mrs. W. M Bar ber, I"i3 Granite street. Everybody jcome. Buy Roman Meal Health Bread, made by the Bonton Bakery, from the Ashland Trading Company, phone 122. Mrs. S. A. McCavern has been do ing practice teaching In the high school for the past few days. She has accepted a teaching position in the university junior high school at Eugene. Donnie Lowe and Earl Biegel are two of the Litest reciuits who have Joined the local militia. The former is a well-known athlete of the local high school; the latter is a junior of the same institution. Ilarrlsburg, McMinnville, Newborg, Independence and Portland. Word has linen received .from Paul Winter and Arthur Maxedon, two of the locul boys who Joined the navy several months ago, to the effect that they are both enrolled in the hospital corps instead of the yeoman branch, which they Intended to take up when I they left here. Both find tho service j very enjoyable and are preparing for i foreign service. Andy Payue, who has been em ployed with carpentry operations at non-rustable stays Grenada for tho paat few m0nths, re turned to Ashland last week. He is now ono of the carpenters who are working on the Chautauqua building. Waxed lunch paper. Ashland Trad ing Company, phone 122. I Arthur Webber and wife returned I to Ashland Satuiday from Edgewood, !Cal., at wh'ch place Arthur has been employed for tho past few months. She also repairs all kinds of corsets 95-2t William Benedict of Jacksonvill was in the city recently, visiting rela tives. Mrs. William Myer left Sunday evening for Portland for a few days' stay in the Rose City. Born to Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Brow- er oi m .Mecnnnic sircci. vt eanes-: Afior , jnva viBit i, tntonrU tn day morning, a daughter. jIoave for Canada, where he will take Mrs. A. R. Mount and children of i up farming operations. Side Lights on Official Doings The fact that local citizens are awakening to the agricultural needs of the country is shown by the fact that three petitions were brought be fore thi! couno'l Tuesday night asking permission to cultivate land which 's connected with city owned residences, unused streets in the outlying dis tricts of the city and other lands con trolled by the city. PI A special ordinance which gives the celebration committee the right to nave a rireworKs display on upper Granite street during the three nights of the celebration was granted by the council at their last meeting. City Engineer Walker Is now giv ing a pumping test to the soda springs which have been mentioned as possible springs from which to substitute the soda water which In now flowing into the city. The project of changing the springs re ceived considerable attention in Tues day night's session, but owing to the present Chautauqua work. Engineer Walker has been able to give but lit tle attention to the matter. The question will tie attended to soon, however, and the committee who in vestigated the springs last week are confident that a palatable soda water can soon be connected with the city fountains at a very slight cost. This ' Ppv Pictures ..JSfira Our fnTlP ' Columbia Jm I A Grafonola fwi Wc have a Cab inet Gratonola which sells at $75.00. Small machines $15.00 and up. The wonderful tone-quality of the Columbia, the distinct and perfect reproduction of all tones pro duced by any instrument, notably the piano, puts the Grafonola in a class by its self. Let us demon strate this to you. Records Records Records Come in and hear them ti o nnnr roiey s s P0LEY & ELI1 ART, Druggists (8D installed on Lincoln street from Iowa to Main streets.- The committee's report on the au tomobile which the city recently pur chased shows that the committee made a wise purchase. The original cost of the car was $965. It has been run but about 1,00 miles, and the city purchased It for $800. Free garage room for ono year and free minor repairs were also attractive features of the deal. Dunsmulr, Cal., are visiting Mrs. A. V. Abbott and family this week. Ray Morgan, who has been at work In Edgewood, Cal., for several months, spent Sunday In Ashland. Apples from 50 cents to $1 a box. Ashland Trading Company, 122. A few broken slzea of $1.25 corsets at 50 cents. Ashland Trading Com pany, phone 122. Members of the local high school are planning on a big patriotic day which will be held in the future. On phone i that day a half-day holiday will bo I declared and the afternoon will bo A request made by Poley's drug store 'or 'free juice for the street light In front of that establishment was refused by the council Tuesday evening. Following a report of the commit tee on sanitation and the board of health, the council unanimously de cided that a sewer system should be Union Pacific Has Boost for Ashland A. C. Jackson, puiitinty manager for the Union Pacific railroad, was a visitor to Ashland last year and spent the days of tho Springs Dedication celebration here. Ho was very favor ably Impressed with Ashland th parks, springs and the spirit of the people as exemplified in the roundup and celebration. As a result of the Impression which Ashland made upon him, a picture of Llthia park and springs appears In a booklet got out by the Union Pacific concerning tha ' National Education Association meet ing in Portland July 7 to 14. Tho booklet -Is replete with views of the things which tho teachers from all jover tho rast can see along the lines I of the Union Pacific and In Oregon, land despite tho fact that Ashland is I several hundred miles from the Union I Pacific railroad, this city was given a place in the lint of things worth lselng. The Echo .shearing plant will clip X0.000 sheep. A North Bend mill will cut sprues for U. S. aeroplanes. i TO. Ml FATHOMS Ml HE Pli No greater effort is being made anywhere than right here at this store to keep the prices down as low as possible, while merchandise in mills, factories and wholesale houses go higher and higher each day. In many lines here we are selling merchandise at retail 20 to 40 per cent less than wholesale prices now. Contract prices made 6, 8 and 10 months ago enable us to do this, and for this reason we can in the majority of items, such as Hosiery, Knit Underwear, Muslin Underwear, Shoes, Woolen Dress Goods, Art Linens, Table Linens, NapRins, Cotton and Wool Batts, Flannelettes, Curtain Scrims, Em broideries, Laces, Umbrellas, Silks and many Domestics, also seasonable White Goods, save you from 10 to 150 and still g'ive you better quality than to be had now. The Store Where the Best Can Be Had VAUP-EL Shop Here in Perfect Confidence
