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Quality First
Modern Portraiture
Picture Framing
Framed Pictures
I Studio Ashland
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Kodak Finishing
Kodak Films
Photo Supplies
- The Camera Exchange
On (he Plaza
JtOY'AL ARCH MASON'S
Stated convocation of Siskiyou
'Chapter No. 21, R. A. M., Thursday
evening, March 20, 1919. Also work.
STUART SAIWDERS, II. P.
W. H. DAY, Sec'y.
1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Orres cleans, repairs and remod
els for men and women
Darling's for Kodak finishing.
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Mrs. T. Van Scoy has returned
from a two months' sojourn In north
ern California.
Special tea sale on now at Ash
land Trading Co.
Mr, and Mrs. Ceo. W. Thompson
cf Grants Pass were Ashland visit
ors Saturday.
Mrs. Welborn Beeson and daugh
tcr Mildred were Ashland shoppers
Saturday afternoon.
Oscar O'Kell has received his dis
charge from the navy and returned
to his home In Ashland Sunday.
Roy D. Anderson, a former well
known Ashland resident, was over
from Klamath Falls over Sunday.
See the beautiful new styles and
woolens for ladles' suits made to
order at Orres tailor shop.
Jock Jones and Cleo Kirk were
among the members of the 69th regl
raent to return home last evening.
Major T. F. Hardin and wife of
Camp Lewis, Wash., were registered
at the Hotel Ashland over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Ahlstrom left
last week for Southern California
where they will spend several weeks
on their wedding tour.
A large 60c bottle of furniture
polish or metal polish for 33c, at
Ashland Trading Co.
G. E. Monroe, a former resident
of Ashland, is a visitor In the city
from Eugene, and will spend a few
days with acquaintances here.
Vernon Carey arrived home Sun
day night from Camp Lewis where
lie had been mustered out of the
army Bervlce.
Glenn Simpson and Dean Scott of
the 69th regiment, C. A. C, came
home Sunday morning after their
overseas campaign In the army.
Charles Bartlett recently bought
a large band of sheep which he
will take tb the Dead Indian country
the latter part of the week for pas
ture. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dean left Sat
urday night for their home In Port
land after being called here to at
Tend the funeral of the 'latter's fath
er, G. M. Lowe.
Mrs. H. G. Eastman left Monday
morning with her mother, Mrs. Hos
mer, for the latter's home In Modes
to, Cal. She will remain there for
some time.
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! Bank
I We've always said that
j this Bank gives exception
ally good SERVICE to
Its depositors. May we
show you just what we
mean by efficient, pains
JIJ taking service?
IfroU" deposits
Miss Etta Walker of Etna Mills,
Cal., Is a guest at the home of Mrs.
Pernio Johnson on North Main St.
. , Mrs. C. H. Decb and children ar
rived In Ashland Saturday night to
Join Mr. Dech, who is employed here.
They will make this city their fu
ture residence.
Mrs. II, H. Mnilcan and two little
sons, Kenneth and Gerald, left on
Thursday for Astoria where they will
join Mr. Mllllcan and make their fu
ture home.
The high school of Phoenix has
purchased a fine vlctrola tor the use
of the students from Rose Brothers
of this city. The machine was de
livered to the school house Monday.
Leon Baughman and Ralph Fra
ley, two members of the 69th regi
ment, arrived home Sunday evening
from Camp Lewis where they had re
ceived their discharge from the army.
The Tourist Garage Is a recent ac
quisition to the business places of
Ashland. This new Institution has
been opened in the Stoner building
by Blngman & Sapplnfield, who al
ready report a record business.
Miss Dorothy Payne has taken a
position n the Crowson confection
ery at Medford. Miss Payne recent
ly returned to Ashland from Oak
land, Cal., where she had been living
during the winter.
V. V. Hedgpeth, former employe
at the local freight depot, has re
turned to Phoenix, Arizona, after a
short return to this city. He ex
pects to remain In that locality.
ChaHes Dclsman, a member of
the 65th regiment, C. A. C, arrive:!
home Sunday from Portland where
he had been visiting previous to his
discharge from the army at Camp
Lewis several weeks ago. j
Mrs. F. P. Seals, Mrs. M. D. Leabo
and Miss Freda Leabo, all of this
city, have Jeft foe Ashland, whee
they will remain during the summer
visiting at the home of Mrs. Leabo's
daughter, Mrs. Bertha Hurd. Rose
burg Review.
Among the soldiers of the 69th
Teglment who returned from Camp
Lewis Saturday morning were 0. E.
Sutllvan, Dwlght Tinker, Rolert Kel
ler and Edmond Barrett. These boys
were mustered out of service Fri
day in time to catch the first train
for home.
Spring is Here
and a 1
WIXXDOW FULL
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Foley's Floral
Cream
It Is as good as ever. Better
than most creams. Has a host of
UNCI'S.
TRY IT AT OUH KXPEXSK
at
Poley's Drug Store
Poley & Elbart, Druggists
Dr. R. L. Burdic has purchased
the concrete bungalow ori High street
owned by Roy Toft of Medford and
occupied by S. B. McXalr. Dr. Bur
dic expects to take possession of his
new purchase by the first of May
and will occupy the house himself.
Five hundred and seventy dozen
eggs were brought In at the market
house of the "Ashbellent Egg So
ciety" last Saturday by the farmers
"and poultry raisers of this district.
These eggs brought 34l,i cents a
dozen, which Is 4 cents above the
price local merchants pay.
Lee Hall received a telegram from
his son Orvllle, who has been master
mechanic aboard a submarine chas
er that saw much active service dur
ing the war, that he Is In his way
home. The telegram was sent Sun
day from Chicago, and. the young
man stated he was coming home by
the way of Portland. He will prob
ably stop In that city for a couple of
days to visit with a brother, and may
be home the latter part of the week.
NOTICE!
Beginning Monday, March 17th,
Mrs. Simons will make special prices
on millinery sales for one week.
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Reedsport to have new up to date
hotel this year.
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Hearts oi (he World" Vining Wed. and Thursday
St. Helens Government boat,
Fort Sheridan, carrying capacity 3,-
SOO tons launched.
Stove Bargains
25 Heating Stoves at
Reduced Prices
Your old stove taken In Exchange
Phonographs on Easy
Payments.
Provost Brothers
VAU PEL'S
Quality Store
HARDWARE
Jacob SERVED fourteen years to
get his best girl. A man living near
Ashland SERVED ("skimped") for
fourteen years because his insurance
agent didn't attend to his business.
The Billings Agency gives special
attention to all kinds of good insur
ance. Rates as low and sometimes
lower than "the other fellow's."
May we quote you rates? 12-3t
Mrs. Emma Monroe and daugh
ters, Inez and Zelda, of Eugene
spent a couple of days in Ashland
during the past week. They came
here to remove their furniture from
the house they formerly occupied.
Miss Margaret Scott, who had been
a guest at the home of Mrs. W. J.
Wallace for the past two weeks, left
Sunday for the north. Miss Scott Is
a student of the- Heald's Business
College of Oakland, Cal., and Is now
on her vacation.
Ivan O'Donoughue of the 60th ra
dio service arrived home Saturday
night form his overseas duties. He
has received his discharge from the
service, and will spend a vacation at
his home here before entering into
civilian employment.
Ashland people will be Interested
to learn that the leading article In
the University of Oregon Extension
Monitor issued this week Is from tho
pen of Mrs. John .Dill of this city.
This Is a short story entiOIed "Leav-
enings, a Mining Sketch," and Is an
interesting and attractive contribu
'PRiVG THOUGHTS are in every mind. Odds and ends of
winter merchandise have been cleaned up; and it is a
new spring stock that greets our patrons. AH the new fabrics
known are included for this season and awaits your inspection
Neckwear
Don't fail to Inspect our new
line of Neckwear just re
ceived by express. All the
latest novelties are included
In this wonderful selection.
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Hosiery
Owing to market conditions
GOOD hosiery Is hard to get.
We have found a remedy for
this ' condition in the well
known Holeproof Hose. All
weights and colors are car
ried both In the silk and
lisle for men, women and
children.
50c to $2.00 pair
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Notions
Our Notion caso la brimful
of everyday accessories, Com
plete Block of every known
article In this lino can be
found In our big collodion.
Voiles
Still again this popular fab
rio leads them all la popu
larity for the coming sea
son. Our stock of this lead
er la more complete! than
ever. All the newest de
signs can be found, Includ
ing the gingham checks and
plaids at popular prices, '
Muslins and Sheetings Art and Table Linens
In our complete stock of these staple fabrics ;we carry nothing bu: Art Linens in brown and white In all widths and prices are to be
the best and well kndwh standard brands, ;as follows: Pequot, ' found oa our Bhelves- Ju8t received several new pieces which
-v, - have already been added to the line. ,
Hope, Lonsdale, Fr,y(it of the Loom, Berkeley, and Wearwoll. Also . TaWo Dttmaak from UB per yard upward In Btocki, ' AlsafttU
Pequot Tubing In. 8642 -and 45 inch. Tlio fabrics are all sold at line of Napkins to match patterns of the linen in the better quail'-
the right price. "Guaranteed satisfaction to ail. ties. Investigate these values.
yf Shoes, Pumps and Oxfords 'X -
Tl18 leatner- requirement of the Government, the Increased cost of skilled N
jf 'Sf7 ' labor, the growing foreign -domand for American' shoes and the scarcity V-v V !
I K. ' raw raater,als nave fr more lnan four years forced shoo, values up- (Tv XV' : '
1 . ward abnormally. . Despite these adverse conditions the Increase In our -. .
'-z . shoe prices has been slight compared with the tremendous advance In "mn ,
t.- ; costs. Give us a trial. '
tion.