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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1918)
ASHLAND TIDINGS 1 PAGH FTVB ttttiHtwmwwt Local and Personal SmiiiiiimiHiii Attorney and Mrs. James R. Fair child and Mrs. McNulty and children of Yreka came over Sunday and spent the day in the park. Mrs. Minnie Kinsman, who has been spending some time In Oakland, Cal., recently, has returned to her home in Ashland. Old line Health and Accident In surance Company wants capable, ac tive district manager In the Ashland territory. 1 Splendid opportunity for the right man to make some mighty good money. National Casualty Co , Detroit, Michigan. 6-3 Mrs. J. L. Creeks, who has been spending several weeks in Weed, Cal., with Mr. Creeks, who is employed there, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Bray, well known residents of Siskiyou county, Cal., were Ashland visitors recently. James Glencross, a stone cutter at the Blair Granite company plant at Nell creek, and Clifford Putnam have gone to Astoria where they will be employed this summer. ' For Sale Norfolk Shetland pony. Thone 221-R. 5tf The district quarterly conference of the Free Methodist church closed Monday evening with much interest eight uniting with the church. Visi tors from outside points were Ke lt. H. Dollarhlde, district elder, of Roseburg; Rev. Chllds, of Medford; Rev. and Mrs. McDonald and son of Trail; Rev. Glazier and Mrs. Dodge of Grants Pass. Paxson b Superb Dahlias. Plant now and up to June 2 Otb. Field' grown roots, eight for 1, eight for 2, eight for $3 and up. Parcel post paid. About half florist's list price. Write R. II. Paxson, Central Point, Oregon. 1-tf Mrs. James O'Toole, who has been a guest at the home of her father-In law, Darby O'Toole in this city for ome time, left Tuesday morning for her home in Rosevllle. Timer Cooper moved his family to the Dead Indian country last week and will spend the summer in that section. They will reside on the Sullivan ranch. Miss Rhoda Burnett, former pastor of the Free Methodist church of thU city, has been located at Dorrls iu charge of the church there. Furnished house with garden for rent for year.' See Billings Agency. 6-2 1 Archie Eubanks, who went to Port la n a several weeks ago to secure employment, is engaded with an auto supply firm in that city. H. J. Boyd, one of the local taxi drivers, made a trip over the Dead Indian road to Lake of the Woods re cently. He reports the roads in ex cellent condition now. Want a good job of finishing? Try the Camera Exchange. Mrs. George Tavener, who has been sick for the past two weeks, Is -re ported to be Improving. Her daugh ters, Misses Victoria and Rose Tav ener, have been home from San Fran cisco taking care of their mother. Our kodak finishing will please ou. The Camera Exchange. Engineer C. S. Sllsiiy of Klamath Falls came over last week to join Mrs. Silsby, who had been here sev eral days previously visiting friends. They will return home some time this week. Miss Mary McKendrle, daughter of the late Owen McKendrle of Klam ath Falls, Is spending the summer in Ashland with her grandmother, Mrs L. Klum. NewKhaki Stationery LSE IN WRITING TO YOUR SOL DIER OR SOLDIER-BOY. SEE OUR WINDOW Poley's Drugstore Poley & Elhart, Druggists 3 TH CITIZENS BANK 0 FASH LAN I 7j v Cultivate Kindness Cultivate the habit of kindness, the promoter of good will it often doe more good than a medi cine. Make every act a deed well done, Become a regular dcposl tor of the Citizens Bank of Ashland. Mrs. H. P. Bodkin and son Jesse of Los Angeles were guests at the homes of Rev. H. J. Van Fossen and Mrs. M. C. Reed the fore part of the week. They stopped off here on their way to Seattle. Mrs. Simons has ju9t received a new shipment of summer hats. Sell- ny'at very reasonable prices. 26 Pi oneer avenue. 7-2 J. M. and W. H. DensmOre receiv ed official notice Tuesday from Wash ington, D. C, that they had been granted a patent on a meat block trimmer. They expect to have one of the machines established In their repair shop on East Main street soon. Hoover's sugar spoon. A tool for amateur photographers. One free as long as the last if you buy a roll of film. The Camera Exchange. Mrs. William Reinhart and two children have gone to San Francisco to visit the former's' daughter, Miss Theresa Reinhart, who is attending the S. P. school of telegraphy there. Mr. and Mrs. C.'w. Chattin left last week for San Francisco where Mi. Chattin entered the S. P. hospital to take treatment for a severe case of blood poisoning In hi3 left hsmd. Mrs. Chattin returned home Monday evening. For rent, furnished or unfurnished, 5-room modern bungalow with gar age. .Mrs. J. G. Hurt, 361 Mountain avenue, phone 463-R. 6-2t. Miss Ora Patrick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Patrick of this city, sailed this week from San Francisco where she has been located for some time, for Honolulu as traveling com panion to a wealthy California wo man. She expects to spend the sum mer there. , For reliable plumbing call 314-J. 94-tt Mora Bailey, who Is In the employ of the Fruit Growers' association at Hilt, was a guest of relatives aul friends In Ashland the first of the week. ' J. G. Conger, of Farmington Wash., spent several days in this city the fore part of the week. The Camera Exchange. Finishing. 100-tf Letter Carrier W. E. Moor and lit tle daughter Louise left Wednesday evening for the former's old homo in Indiana county, Pennsylvania, where they , will visit for several weeks. This Is the' first visit Mr. Moor has made to his former home In 12 years, and he will be a guest of his mother, who is 80 years old. They were accompanied by Mr. Moor's sister, Mrs. Ceorge Wallace, of Cen tral Point. 160 acres of land with part of crop for sale at a low price. Billings Agency. 6-2t Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Irwin will leave Saturday morning for Santa Cruz, Cal , where they will visit the latter': daughter, Mrs. L. F. Engle. They will also be guests of a brother of Mrs. Irwin's at Fresno before re turning. Find modern bungalow for sale at a very resonable price. Billings Agency. 6-2t Misses Gladys Norton and Dorothy Trefren have gone to San Francis.:o to enter the Southern Pacific school of telegraphy there. Miss Norton's sister Mary has also been a student of that Institution for several months. John F. Patty, a former Ashland business man now qf Goldbar, Wash.', underwent an operation in a Seattle hospital recently. . D. L. Battersby and Othmer Wood of Bend, have opened a fish market In the old Royal bakery room tills week. " Studio Ashland, better portraits. 100-tf Mrs. W. C. Baldwin has gone to Eureka and Areata, Cal., to visit with friends. Charles H. Pierce of San Jose, Cal., a former Ashland resident, has re turned to this city after an extendo.l absence. He will be employed by tun Ashland Vulcanizing works. Clif Payne makes tables. 13 Earn Diplomas Of Good Penmanship The last batch of Palmer penman ship diplomas has arrived. Those earning them may have the diplomas by calling at the superintendent's of fice at the Senior high school. They are Laura V'enner, Grace Van Horn, Lester Warren. Bernice Flnley, Nel lie Sparks, Grace Bess, Edith Her rln, Ethel Morris, Bernice Myer, Dor othy Tinker, Florence Mastler, Bon nls Jennlng and Dorothy Carnahan. A new community hall for the city lark is proposed for Vale. Improvements at Relth depot Hear ing completion. Classified Advertisements TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. FOR SALE Sharpies tubular cream separator No. 3; used only one month. Price reasonable, cash or terms. Leaving city. Address C. D., care Tidings, or phone 392-J. 7-lm Attention ! Car Owners Great MocfiM -ON- TORES': WE HAVE more than one hundred tires which we wish to dispose of. We handle Goodrich, Lee, Miller and Firestone tires. We give 15 per cent re duction on Firestone tires and 10 per cent on Miller and. Goodrich and Lee. Ccme and buy while they last. Buy that tire now at a great reduction. Hoover ize on the Tire proposition. White Star Garage N. DIX & SON, Proprietors Telephone 116 374 East Main FOR RENT Pleasant, clean and well located housekeeping rooms. Cheap rent to right party. 316 Hargadlne. 7-2 LOST Gold drop earrms with aqua marine stone. Will finder please leave at Ashland police office? 7-2 FOR SALE A bargain. Five-room modern house with basement; lot 75 foot front, 140 foot deep; this place faces on Fork street, one half block from First National bank ' and Llthla park. Sightly location. Will make attractive price, cash or payments. Phone 383-L or address P. O. box 296, city. 7-4 LOST Pennsylvania hospital pin be tween corner B and Third street and Mrs. Boslough's residence. Finder please return to Miss Thome. Reward. 7-2 Hotel Austin Barber Shop N. G. Bates, Prop. First-class Service and Equipment. Shoeshlning Parlor Baths. A Ashland, Oregon.- GARDEN TOOLS Time la rere to begin that garden. Everybody ought to have a garden this year. .Tools will be hard to get later, and they are getting higher every day. We have a number of splendid Garden Hand Cultivators, combining the Plow, Weeder, Rake. Cultivator. Just the thing. Let us show you. Provost Brothers HARDWARE A twelve-pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fraley last Mon day. J. W. McCoy and V. O. N. Smith, cashiers of the First National bank and Citizens bank, respectively, re turned Monday from Bend where they attended the State Bankers' associa tion meeting. They came home by auto via Klamath Falls. Max Camps drove over from Yreka in his new bug, and will spend several days in Ashland, visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Myer of Duns- muir are in Ashland this week visit ing relatives. Geo. Carey, the plumber. Call 314-J. 94-tf Among the leading Interesting fea tures of the Fourth of July fireworks will be a set piece representing a life sized American battle ship which will destroy a German U-boat. Miss Cella Osterdahl of Portland, head trimmer for the Wonder Millin ery Emporium of that city. Is In the city for a short vacation spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Orres on Palm avenue. Mrs. J. M. Shook has returned from Sati Marson, Cal., where she was call ed several weeks ago by the death of her little granddaughter. Wanted. Two dining room girls. Inquire Depot hotel. 6-3t Jesse M. Sigllnger of Raymond, Wash., and Miss Ina Sigllnger of Parker, South Dakota, are guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sigllnger of upper Granite street. Miss Sigllnger, who had charge of the domestic science department of the Parker schools last year, may remain on the coast. The Camera Exchange for film. 100-tf K. C. Van Natta, a former Ash land boy and graduate of the high school class of 1911, with his wife and child, is In the city from In diana visiting relatives and renewing old-time acquaintances. Mrs. H. B. Gossage, plain dress making, 207 Vista street. Phone 439-J. ltr Authorized firm to sell W. S. S. VAUff "EL Help win the war. Buy W. S. S. where quality reigns supreme QUALITY STORE Special ak Week June 10th15flt . The coming week affords the people of Ashland and vicinity one big opportunity to Hooverizeon the big list of specials offered in this advertisement as listed below. Something that you and your , friends cannot afford to miss. f White Goods 27 to 30 Inches wide This lot cotislste of all standard fabrics. Everyone a bargain not to be overlooked. Former prices 35 and 50 cents yard. , SALE PRICE, YARD 23C New Cloth The new washable material that we an offering at a big reduction for this special. Each yard a bar gain. This fabric somes In Coin Dots, Plaids, Stripes, etc.f 28 inches wide. Regular price 40c. SALE PRICE, YARD 25c Every piece fast color. Figured Lawns - Only a few left at the very low price of 12 He a yard while they last. Come in and get your shore of these values. Bargain Wee The high cost of wearing apparel cut In two the coming week at Vau ' pel's. These materials are offered at lower prices than you can buy gingham. Every piece is an exceptional bar gain. Watch the window displays of these big values. Don't forget the date. June 10th to 15th. Every day a bargain day. A good time to buy at an advan tage. Each article considered a big value. Don't fall to come In and be con vinced In what we say. Fancy Dress Crepe All the latest novelties, consisting of Stripes, Plaids, Checks, also plain colors. These materials are strictly new, and all, aro good values. 28 Inches wide. Former price 35c. SALE PRICE, YARD, 23c Sport Novelties Just the thing for that Roundup dress or skirt. Every one an excep tional value at this time. A" very popular fabric to bo had at a very low price. Don't overlook these bar gains. 36 Inches wide. Regular price 65c. SALE TRICE, YARD, 42c . Corduroys and Poplins Just a few of these big values left at 18 cents a yard. Don't fall to take advantago of these great bargains. BR, BUY THRIFT STAMPS Take your change In stamps. VAUPEL'S MAIL ORDERS A SPECIALTY Open 7:30 a. m., Close 6 p. m. Help win the big struggle, Thf world's war. Buy war sav ings stamps.
