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Monday, April 117
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Royal
Arch
Masons
Siskiyou
Chapter
No. 21
J Special convocation of Siskiyou
Chapter No. 21, It. A. M., Thursday
Mrg. E. B. White of Mountain av
enue Is enjoying a visit from her
niece from Portland.
Miss Pina Benedict, who teaches
a Pilot Rock, was In Ashland Sun
day, visiting relatives.
M'ss N'ell Pepchey was up from the
"Ole" Olson of the University of
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evening, April 26, 1917, for work on, Antelope country Saturday and Sun
trie M. E. M. degree, preliminary to a day, visiting homo folks,
visit to the Jacksonville Chapter j. Wallace and family of B
later In the month. Every officer Is street have moved to Mountain av
expected to be In his respective sta-! enue, near the railroad track.
tlon promptly.
P. K. HAMMOND, H. P.
W. H. DAY, Cec.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mrs. Maud Port of Jacksonville vis
ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. II.
Peachey, the first of the week.
Stevenson will develop your films.
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Mr. and Mrs. Vorheis are moving
hmntitmmtxtmsmmmmmimiimim ! 1 om ine B,rcn p,ace on As,,lana 1 sured to all. Admission 2r,c.
sireei to meir mountain ranch near
. Charles Chapman of Talent was In 1 cmax
town rriday.
Oregon was in the city recently, mak- m
! ing advance dates for the University !
;of Oregon Girls' Glee Club, who are j
to touMhis part of the state soon, j
Light-weight underwear In all j
weights and grades at 75 cents audi
up to $1.50 a suit. Long sleeve,!
short 3leeve, knee length or other)-
wise. Mitchell & Whittle. j
Tracy Lane, well-known cowboy ,
poet and on. of the, most popular cow- j
I boys present at the local Uopve river '
' roundup last year, is now employed
I at Fred llerrin's large ranch across
j Bear creek.
I The ladies of the Trinity Guild will
give a card party Fridav evening at 'friends during the past few days
tne Parish House. A good time is as-
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Firstclass Shoemaker
EASTERN SUPPLY COMPANY, Ashland, Oregon
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has been
O M. Lowe retnrnpil tn Ashland
"Movie Man" Hull of Central Point Thursday from Pendleton, Ore.,
where he was called by the death of
was In Ashlifnd Saturday.
Robert Peachey and wife of Jack
sonvilb? were la town Saturday.
his mother.
Mrs. W.
T. Small, formerly of
Mrs. H. O. Buttorfield sells the ' Dunsmulr. but now of San Francisco,
Spirella corsets, which have non-! vls't'ng Mrs Walter Gill and Mrs.
breakable and non-rustable stays, j b. B. Baylis
She also repairs ell kinds of corsets. 'Af(er three months. .cknoB8 K.
as of
I Hall is well and wants a Job of paper
A. B. Cavin Is said to be danger- haneInfr He needs the monev.
ously ill at the local sanitarium. p?10ne 2R6.L 9(..2t
Mrs. Julia U. McQuilkln of Ash- H Cartr one of the cerkg ,
landstreet was a Medford visitor j neel,e & Knnoylg gtore whch
8 jly qu't business.-is now employed In
. Fireman Sharp has moved h's fam- Uho local railroad vards.
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I Professor Stetson if the University
j of Oregon was In the city Thursday.
He visited the various schools of the
city and addressed the high school
, teachers and pupils of the teachers'
j training class, during his stay,
j The $1 8.50 specials at Orres' are
the biggest values In tailored suits in
j the United States. That's going some.
Kenneth Lilly, well-known Ashland
I boy. who Is attending school at Stan-
ford University, where he Is recog-
ut.cu an unc ui me utHl players Ou
Lloyd L. Mulit. former local nation- Iow ,,cvcle with the OXCPtIon that
al bank cashier but now of Portland. the person rdn ,t a forced to
visiting his many local ma,n in af,nHi.,r ui t
! adapted for pavement use only.
All old and new members of the I Two very novel displays have been
Civic Improvement Club are request-1 arranged in the windows of the Red
ed to meet at the Country Store ou Cross headquarters In the Elks build
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, j Ing. One of the wlndtws has been
' Cleaning, oressine. rennirinir on 'dressed up to represent an army scene
remodoling done at Orres' tailor shop.
The future brides-to-be are all go
ing to buy their goods at the Country
Store. Some of them have already
spoken for gas stoves and garden
tools.
Fifteen dollars will buy
imi.t auii ui uluiueB m si.es Ai
with a tent, flag polo, stacked guns,
etc., while the other Is arranged to
represent a hospital scene, with doll
nurses administering to the wants of
! several Injured heroes who are
patched up and reclining on snowv
j white, cots. Active classes will soon
full take place In the new headquarters.
lly to the Corbetl Tesldence on Sev
enth street.
Mrs. Ada Solvey, who has been at
Hornbrook for some time, was In
Ashland last week, visiting Miss
Mamie Orr, on Harrison street.
iJCITIZENSgJ
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When You
Consider
the prestige and useful
service afforded deposit
ors of The Citizens Bank
of Ashland, you will rec
ognize the fart that it is
to your interest to have
an account with us. Your
business iuvited.
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SAVINGS
DEPOSITS.
Mrs. Nancy Kennedy, who l'ves
east of town, wont to Hornbrook re
cently to visit her sister, Mrs. Lydia
Standiford. for a time.
Stevenson Studio for portraits.
Professor C. A. Dana and family
have returned to their former home
in Colorado, to remain Indefinitely In
order to look after property Inter
ests. Nell Shlnn was over from Copco
for a few days last week, to visit his
home, get a change of grub and inci
dentally join . the local company of
militia.
Frank Strickfadden has been In the
city during the past week, Inspecting
his former home, which was recently
ru'npd by fire. His present home 's
at Los Angeles.
Brand new Dodge touring car at
the Ashland Garage at a bargain price
this week. 96-2t
Wild flowers are beginning to
bloom around on the hills, and the
almond trees In town are putting on j
their spr'ngtlme attire of pretty pink ;
blossoms'.
A splendid khaki two p'ece suit.
Coat Is made seml-Xorfolk style, j
trousers have cuff bottoms and tun-1
nel belt loops. Any size for $4 a suit.
M'tchell & Whittle.
Mr. and Mrs. Farnsworth, friends
of Dr. Carnahan's family, are here i
for a few days' vls't, from Anaconda, '
Mont. They are on their way to Sac- I
ramento to visit relatives.
Charley's seven-passenger car for
hire. I'lmne Hotel Austin. It
when a sunnlv of material arrlvpn
to 46 inclusive. The patterns and T .
the Stanford baseball team, received I "ew ooA. Mitchell & ' the y
ms ornciai baseball letter recently. c- ! agency the Ellason residence at the
Delmar Harmon and Giles Ruch, Conductor J. E. Thomas of 139:corner of North Main and Laurel
Second street has purchased a new greets. is reported that Mr. and
A. I Mrs. H. T Flmore will nccunv ho
place. The lots are extensive In this
locality, and the seller retains the
one which l'es between this purchase
and the West school. The building
jvho motored up the canyon Saturday.
report tliat tney saw six deer this
Overland Cloverleaf model car.
side of the power house. The anl- c- Nlnl"Ke'" a' purchased a new
mals were peacefully graz'ng and moale ,JakIano car-
Have a fit at Orres'.
The regular meeting of the Men's
were not alarmed by the appearance
of the men.
The fire alarm Saturday morning
i did not prove to be a serious matter.
One of the flues of the I. O. O. F.'
building burned out, and as the flue
system nf the building Is rather com
plicated, smoke Issued from several
of the chimneys, which gave the ap
pearance of a bad fire.
Waldo Klum, f who recently re
ceived Injuries resulting from a fall
from a box car near Dunsmuir, re
turned to Ashland Thursday after a
month's stay at the Southern Pacific
hospital in San Francisco. He has
fully recovered from his Injuries and
will soon start on his regular run out
of Ashland.
The members of the oratory class
of the local high school now appear
before the assembly room with talks,
readings, etc. Three of the future
orators now appear before the entire
student body each Wednesday. By !
these speeches they become used to
appearing before large gatherings and ; gatlbn, while the playgrounds and
their self-confidence Is greatly in- j tennis court received a great deal of
creased. attention from the younger set.
Graduation and Decoration will j Orres cleans clothes. Phone 64.
soon be here. You may want a new Sam Jordan has purchased one of
suit. Have it made to order this the unfque new little machines called
time. Orres makes them cheaper j Autoped. The machine is an en
than you can get them ready made, j larged skate which Is propelled by o
Come- 'miniature motor, and as it is extuine-
Word has been received from R. R. ly light and speedy It 4-j making a
Hutchinson, former athletic coach of : great hit among pity business men
the local high school, of the fact that j who have a great deal of walking to
he Intends to join the aviation corps, do. The machine resembles a small.
church, at 7:30 p. m. The laymen
are Invited fo discuss the question,
"What's the matter with the churches
of Ashland?" Come and bring your
thoughts with you.
Mrs. C. B. Lamkln went to Rose
burg last Tuesday evening to attend
the presbyterlal of the Women's Mis
sionary Society of the presbytery.
While there she was elected to attend
the b'ennlal meeting of the North
Pacific Missionary Board which meets
In Ashland this week.
A large number of local people and
people from down the lower valley
cities visited the city park Sunday.
Much work has been done In clean
ing up the park of late, which, with
the returning greenness of the sur
roundings, is daily giving the park
Its natural beauty. The new Chau
tauqua was the scene of much lnvestl-
Sociai Service League will be held i has recently been occupied by Dr.
Tuesday, April 24, In the Christian ; Cordon McCracken, who will move
soon .to the Reader house at the cor
ner of East Main and Fourth streets.
Cllf Payne makes bread boards.
Mrs. Levi Borden died at her home
In Grants Pass last week. " Mrs. Bor
den Is mother in-law to O. W. Bene
dict's oldest daughter, who lives in
Belllngham, Wash.
Phone news Items te the Tidings
SAMS VALLEY ITEMS!
First spring morning of the season,
April 18.
Everybody busy too busy to fur
nish much news.
Mr. King of Medford and John
Cameron of Tablo Rock were visiting
in Sams Valley last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Caldwell of Marshfleld.
Is visiting at the home of her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gilchrist.
Miss Mabel Cooper is employed at
the Pelton ranch as cook.
The Wests have moved to the Belle
view ranch, close to Table Rock.
Mrs. S. It. Rtoner was quite 111 for
a few days, but Is somewhat Im
proved. Mrs. Elizabeth Vincent, one of Ore
gon's weU known pioneer women,
died Thursday, the 19th, at her home
near Table Rock. 'She suffered a
stroke of paralysis three years ago
from wh'ch she never fully recovered.
Last Saturday she became uncon
scious a hemorrhage of the brain
finally causing death. She leaves an
aged husband and three children to
mourn her loss. The funeral was
held at the Antioch cemetery Friday,
April 20, at 2:30, Elder J. S. March
of Central Point officiating
Mr. S. B. Ptoner was In Medford
Thursday on a business trip.
Mr. George McDonough and fam
ily visited the Fisher home Friday
afternoon.
A cheese factory will be started at
Eugene on May 1.
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NOTICE
Owing to the declining market for these goods
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
Green Hides ISc and up
Dry Hides 25c and up
we
70 Ashland Junk Dealers :
V 115 Pinnppr Avp.. 2 poor. Below i;
Phone
and we
will call' v 135 Pioneer Ave.
Ford Garatfa i
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Realize Upon These Exceptional Low Prices
You who do the buyinq for the home and personal needs will soon realize that the quality you get here for the prices
now offered are indeed bargains-bargains that later can not be bought at any price. We therefore urge you to
buy needed articles for use later and lay them away, for many weaves in woolens, cottons, hosiery and even shoes will be
out of reach of many who now can have them at reasonable prices. Make out your list now and buy accordingly.
Men's
New
Bon
Ton
Corsets
in front
Laces
from $2.00
to
$5.00
Pair.
Ask to see
our
Athletic
figure
-corset ;
it will please
you decidedly
NEW PAISLEY SLKS from Skinner's best
at yard . $2.50
NEW PAISLEY SILK POPLINS in tne
new shades, yard . . $1.50
NEW AMERICAN SPORT DOT printed
pongees at 75c
NEW IMPORTED Cubic and large flowered
dot silk pongees $1.50
PLAIN SILK PONGEES 75c, $1.00, $1.25
and $1.50 yard.
SOFT WOOL BATISTES for evening wear,
in plain colors, yard-wide . 75c
Ladies' $100 Oxfords,
Slippers and Pumps
$2.50
BASKET and OVERSHOT WHITE SKIRT
INGS, yard 50c
NEW FAST COLOR CRETONS in
beautiful patterns; 36-inch ..
50c
Sport Dots, Stripes,
Checks in yard-wide
Poplins, yard 50c,
S5T SKIRTINGS
52 inches wide, in dark colors.
Y ard 1.50-31.65
'Boys' Oxfords at 1-4 to 1-3 off.
Men's Oxfords, one lot at . . $1.25
One lot ladies' high shoes . . 1.9$
Colored Cotton Corduroy, yard . .19
New Shantung Silks . . . $1.25
Boys' Two-Piece Porous Knit, each .19
25c and 35c Sateen Drapery Cloth .19
$2.00 Silk Corduroy in Stripes . L25
Yard wide percales, here at . .15
One lot fancy printed crepe, yd. 121-2c
Men's Underwear
Men's Summer Underwear of fine Balbriggan
and Poroeknit in qualities that today are
worth G5c. Special at, each A Q
for Shirt or Drawers. JC
Men's work shirts, the large, roomy
shirt, each
Men's good grade black and tan hose
medium heavy grade for . ...
65c
15c
A good quality of ladies hose in black, a de
cided good value according to hos- Q
iery conditions IOC
and
Low
Shoes
Going
at
to
x.
Off
While They
Last
Realize On These Shoes and Oxfords Now
150 Pair Ladies Shoes
In black, lace and button,
white Suedes and canvas but
ton also tan lace 6hoes, reg
ular height. Nearly all sizes
formerly sold at $3.50 and
$4.00 pair, special O JA
a pair uUJ
100 Pair
Of ladies' black and tan low
shoes and slippers, formerly
sold at 12.50, $3.00, $3.50 and
$4.00, special to clean up
98c a pair
The Store That Leads In Greater
Values for the Money
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