Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, May 10, 1917, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextThursday, Slay 10, 1017 ASHLAND TIDING PAGE VIVM a. r. nd A M. Regular communication ot Ashland Lodge No. 23, A. F. & A. M., Thurs day evening, May 10. Also special communication Saturday evening, May 121, for work on Third degree. Visitors are cordially welcome. J. A. GRAHAM, W. M. W, H. DAY, Sec'y. J LOCAL AND PERSONAL Mrs. V. A. Clements of Grants Pass spent Tuesday In Ashland attending to business matters. Mrs. Elmer Gilmore was called to this city from Grants Pass by the ill ness of her cousin Tuesday. George McAll'ster made a business trip to California the first ot the week. . Royal Society crochet cotton, all colors and sizes, at Ashland Trading Co. It Ed Hunter and wife of Hornbrook were Ashland visitors Sunday. Mrs. J. M. Easterling has been quite ill lately and expects to go to a local hospital for treatment. Next Tuesday Is Governor's Day in Ashland. Get your suits cleaned and pressed up for the reception at the Austin. Phone 64, Orres' tailor shop. Mrs. William Hooley and children leave today for Tillamook, where her father Is seriously fh. ' i ! J. A. Lemery was a visitor to Dor rls the first of the week. THE k YV riTi7rkie RANK O FASH LAN I Consultation On Financial Matters Do not hesitate to con. suit as freely about any information or ad vise you desire on finan cial mutters we are pleased to be of service to you. Accounts invited. Mtfvu SAVINGS frOn DEPOSITS, I Aahland Lodge No. 23 The Store That Leads in Snappy Up-to-the-Minute Hosiery Here in every quality. Silk from $1 to $2 a pair, for ladies. Cotton from 18c to 35c, for ladies. Fibre Silk from 35c to 75c, for ladies. Children's hose from 15c to 35c. Boys' hose from 20c to 35c. Men's hose from 10c to 75c pair. One lot of Ladies' slippers and oxfords, $3-$3.50-$4 values, all r 98c Delbert Evans enlisted In the In fantry Tuesday and left Wednesday for Portland. Bruce M. LIninger has returned from a second trip to Bremerton, where he received his discharge from the Naval Reserve Corps. His con nection with proposed cannery work here earned him his discharge. Stevenson will develop your films. 94-tf After three weeks' delay, W. W. ITssher has received his assignment and uniform and Is on pay as assist ant paymaster at Bremerton naval yards. It will be three months before he goes into active service. New Wlrthmor waists, wonderful values at $1, on sale at Ferguson's Bargain Store. 1t The Red Cross first aid class de cided to hold their next lesson Thurs day evening Instead of Friday even ing, In order that all members could attend the high school play given for the Red Cross benefit Friday night of this week at the high school gym nasium. Special price on corsets now at Ashland Trading Co. It The first Chinook salmon are be ing taken In the river and small catches of sleelhcad are reported. Trout ere taking the fly at Squaw Lake and several valley part'es have brought back big catches of cut throats from that favorite lake. A new auto stage line has begun making daily round trips, between Medford. Hornbrook, V.Tsue and Treka. Bliss He'ne and B. E. Haney are operating the lino. The stage leaves Medford at 8 a. m. and arrives at Montague at 1:30 p. m. Ripe olives In bulk and In cans. Bulk d'll pickles, sweet pickles, soiir pickles, all first class. Ashland Trad ing Co., phone 122. It Frank M. Moore has sold out his drug store at Eugene and will enter the Infantry branch of the army at San Francisco on the 10th. He and his wife arrived hi tho city Tuesday and a dinner was given in his honor by the Evans and McCarthy families Tuesday evening. Mr. Moore left for San Francisco last night. Mrs Moore will spend the summer with her mother; Mrs. A. G. McCarthy, in Ash land. All members of the Red Cross hav ing an auto are requested to invite their friends to ride and attend the senior play at the high school Friday evening, given for the benefit of the Red Coss. Tickets will be on sale at the Red Cross headquarters Fri day afternoon. Price 25c and 3." 3 each. Reduco corsets, special price, now at Ashland Trading Co. It Mrs. A. True Lundy J X Hotel Medford. Hotel Auitin Monday J Agents wanted for Ashland and I Grants Pas9 depend upon them as Men's Boys' Underwear At Saving Prices Porou.-kcit shirts and drawers, the genuine .Chalmer's knit, price this year Goc each. Our price in all A Q sizes tOC Boys' Chalmers Poros knit t-hirls and 1 A drawers, each j JC Men's B. F. D. style rr Union Suits VJL Men's V-neck White Unions In balbriggan knit, 1 jA here at Men's Knit Underwear, sep arate shirts and drwers, 60c quality, special at, JO. each Jt Men's Porosknit Unions at, BUlt 50c and $1.00 Boys' Porosknit Unions at, gult 23c and 50c Ladies' High Lace and Button Boots In all the fashionable styles and colors, from $6 to $8 White Canvas High Boots at $4 and $5. While Canvas Pumps S2.75-S3.50 Ladies' Sorosis Ox fords and Pumps All stvles: formerly sold at $3.?i0and 4.00. While E::!a: 2.50 H f CTPk JJ-Tcd1C73L r1 "The Greatest Value 70cpOC JjjJ CLJr-J I q For the Lowest Price" Pure California Olive Oil A superior product at a Bargain Price Combines rich flavor and highest nutritive qualities. Has a hundred uses in your home. Pint at Polcys Drug Store Foley & L'lhart, Druggists. C. P. Christenscn leaves today for Manteca, Cal., where he will enter the lumber business. Have a fit at Orres'. It Weed Leader: J. Harris, second trick at Weed station, Is drinking lithia water In Ashland for stomach trouble. T. L. Tatterson, Just out from Philadelphia, is his rel'ef. Palm Beach suiting and new sum mer goods now on display at Ashland Trad'ng Co. - It Mrs. Agnes Mumford of Portland Is visiting In Ashland and Medford and attending to bus'ness matters In this city. Six carloads of ore have been shipped from the Blue Ledge mine to the Tacoma smelter. Bring your Panamas and other hats to Orres' tailor shop and have them cleaned and blocked for straw hat day. It Thirty-six cars came over the SIs kiyous Sunday and the road from here to Hornbrook Is reported to be' in good shape. Bedspreads, sheets and pillow cases on sale at Ferguson's Bargain Store. Rob Hunsaker of Klamath "Falls, representing Kansas City buyers, has been here lately purchasing horses for th'3 government service. Early Sunrise seed potatoes', also a few Early Rose left. Ashland Trad ing Co., phone 122. It Chan Watson, civil engineer con nected with Klamath and Siskiyou county irrigation projects, visited In Ashland over Sunday. The popular slogan seems to be, "Hang up the fiddle and the bow, take down the shovel and the hoe," and have your suit tailored at Orres'. Miss Agnes Danford Is expected home this week from 4ier dut'es as teacher in a government school in Alaska, to pass a vacation season with her mother and sister in Ash land. correct in style, Boys' Shoes Made of the very best workmanship and materials; can be had herein size9 9 to Yi at pair $1.85 to $2.25 These are special. One lot of Boy's Oxfords "Holland" make, the finest leather and workmanship: all 2.25, $2.60, $2.75, 1 OC $3, and $3.50, sizes 9 to 5 big boys' sizes, all 10J George H. Hersey of Ashland, who rups nearly 500 hives of bees in the vicinity of Mayten and Grenada, ahs been looking over his property. Tho bees are doing well, having an ample supply of honey on hand to maintain themselves as a result of the long and backward winter. Trencher models in men's and young men's suits at Orres' are all the rage. All prices. It Engineer E. II. Bush, who has been running In the helper service out of Ashland, is laid up at his home on Church street with a badly sprained ankle which he suffered while In his cab on the way over the mountain. He had to be relieved at Siskiyou. Save the price of cans and labels by getting our special 3'c coffee, three pounds for $1. Ashland Trad ing Co., phone 122. It Chet Wolters has opened an up-to-date grocery eBtabl'shment In the building vacated by Vandersluls & Burgan at Talent, and will do a cash business. Vandersluls & Burgan are now located at Grenada. Yes!, madam, you can buy Munso'i i Wear In Ashland and at reasonable prices, too, at Ferguson's, the Bar- era In ?tnr It ! Mrs. J. M. Kirkpatrick Is visiting her son John, who conducts an elec trical supply house in Los Angeles. Mr. V. S. Mlchelson expects to leave In a few days for Edmonton, Canada. She will be accompanied by her npphew, Pernoll Whltmore, who was formerly 'n the tobacco business here and recently disposed of a 4S0 acre ranch on tho Arizona. Mexican border. They expect to buy a wheat ranch near Edmonton. White poods, embroidery and laces on sale at Ferguson's Bargain Store. 8tevenson Studio for portraits. The Rice place near Frederick has been sold to John L. Rodlnger, from Flathead, Mont., who will occupy It. It consists of eight acres on which Is a nice bungalow and other im provements. W, D. Hodgson made the sale. ARk for Munson Wear at Fergu son's. It C. J. Foster returned to Weed Monday after a few days' stay in Ashland. He wanted 30 men for the Weed Lumber Company. He reports that this company will employ 2.000 mon this Rpnann nnr! thnt fta nnvrnll will bo $100,000 per month. The same wage scale of last year prevails. I You don't have to be in the trench es In order to wear one of Orres' trench model su'ts. It , M. C. Reed and wife returned Sat-1 urday from San Diego, Cal., where j they Inspected property offered in I trade for Ashland holdings. They found things about as quiet there as here, but prospects bright for the fu ture ultimately. They v'slted at the linme of Hev. ,T. S Smith and wife, who are well pleased with their new home. En route they stopped at Los Angeles and San Francisco. comfort and quality, and underpriced. White Goods In Voiles, yard. .30c and 40o In Gaberdine Skirt- pv lngs, yard wide, yd. . . DUC Cotton Corduroys, yd. OC wide, yard DDC White Piques, yard wide, yard 33c "d 50c Wash Voiles in all the color effects that are new, yard 35c Shantung Silks In 1 or sport colors, yard... Pongee S Iks In plain and fancy1, yard. . . .75c to $1.50 Wool Plaids now selling at. yard, from ...75c to $2.75 Silk Taffetas, yard wide, yard. . . .$1.50, $1.73, $2.00 Taney Lluings and Foulards, yard DUC Plain colored Voiles, Of- vnryl .1,1.1 a varA OOK w hite i Will Be Ml the Rage This Season I f The demand will be greater than the supply. Now is the time to get yours, while they are to be had. We have them in Kid, Reignskin and Canvas. Just received a new shipment of narrow widths. Ask us to show you the latest style low heel and wing tip. I The Boot Shop Local parties returning from Siski you county report that Anderson & Co. of Grants Pass, have been award ed the contract of constructing a unit of Improved highway between Yreka and Scott valley for $22,500. A. F. Hunt, stock dealer of Port land, was here on Tuesday, accom panied by his son, John, superintend ing the shipment of 24 carloads of cattle from the firm's feeding ground near Merced, Cal., to Portland mar kets. There were over 500 prime beef animals in the stock train, which was making special time, having been unloaded here on Monday night for rest and feed. Kayser's silk gloves on sale at Ferguson's Bargain Store. It District Game Warden Ed Walker has returned safely from a trip of 12 miles north of Mt. McLoughlln, whore ' he found the snow 10 to 12 feet deep. ' KODAK. FILMS DEVELOPED - i Stevenson, 177 East Main Street " Never Sleep" IfJw.iniiqBB'i) n ! iiiwiiiiiiiiin mil iiiiimiiiwiimiiiij Knit Undetwea Can he purchased here fit SI' H I from 25o to 75c each earment than ' vailing prices elsewhere. ATHENA Underwear for women and children - " is built to the body lines. The itios oilerecl at $i.UU per garment i i ii I here are an exceptional goou We advise early purchases. Then, too, we oiler at 50c, 60c and 75c ladies unions that cannot be equalled for the price. Ladies' Ve-its in every style possible, from 10c to $1., Children's Unions vests, pants all at a decided sav ing here. ROYAL WORCIIESTER CORSETS-Made to give you ease and comfort, especially onr athletic number, priced at $1.00. Other styles . Shoes Mr. Walker could get his horse only within a mile of Twin Lakes. Ha walked to tho lakes on the crust ct the snow and found the traveling much better than when there is no snow at all. That region is almost an impenetrable jungle1, but on this trip Warden Walker found the Jun gle concealed under a heavy and hard pack of snow. Ferguson carries Munson Wear. It Mrs. Phelie Wells has returned from a week-end vIbII with her daughter, Mrs. M. P. Bayllss, at Cres well. Ore. L. J. Orres has Installed new ma chinery and equ'pment for French dry and steam cleaning, and Is now prepared to handle the most delicate fabrics and can do It much cheaper and better than If you send your gar ments out of town. Give him a trial. CUf Payne makes counters. less on pre- qual- uuy. from 5J51.UU to fckJ.GU.