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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1919)
Quality First Modern Portraiture Picture Framing Framed Pictures Studio Ashland On the S88 LOCAL AND PERSONAL ' Hare a fit at Orres Tailors. I Cliff Payne makes window screens ' Miss Edna Doherty and Moro Bailey of Hilt were Ashland visitors the first of the week. Sunny Monday soap, 17 bars for 11.00. Ashland Trading Co. Leltoy Ashcraft left Thursday for jlcLeod, Calif., where h,e will be em ployed this summer, J. F,. Roclio of this city has re vntly sold a property In Jackson ville to D. A. Wade of Albany. Frank Carter purchased Saturday, from Ellis and Cook company at Medford, a fine new Dort touring car. Mr. and Mrs. Chi Id era of Medford -were In AAshland Monday attending the funeral of the latter's aunt Mrs. Mary 8hepherd. Miss Ray Van Sllke, teacher of the Fifth grade In the Junior higs school tient Easter with friends In Gold Hill. Frank Elliott, proprietor of the Tantorium Dye Works of Medford was a business visitor In Ashland Saturday afternoon. If you want a good tea get It at ' educctt price for reliable brands at Ashland Trading Co. Hairy D. Casey of Klamath Falls came over Sunday to spend a couple of weeks with his father and sisters here. Edmond Barrett has gone to Cor vallls to enter the Oregon Agricul ture College for a four years' course In animal husbandry and agrlcul ture. Among those who accompanied the Iwdy of Mrs. Shepherd to Ash land from Sacramento for burial were Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Judd and Mrs. Grieves of Sacramento, Miss Mildred Million, who Is teach lng school at Plnehurst this tierm ppent the Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. William Mil l!on on Oak street. Mr. and Mrs. Mattox of Santa Ana Calif., have come to Ashland and are occupying rooms on Granite street where they Intend to remain for an indefinite period. Coffee has advanced in price. We have a special prids on coffee. You can save 1 0 cents per lb. on the best Red Ribbon coffee at Ashland Trad lng Co. Mrs. Ellen Nicholson of Seattle was In Ashland this week, called here by the death of her mother, the late Mrs. Mary Shepherd, whose body was' brought herfe Sunday for burial. High grade woolens can le had nt Orres tailor shop, Mrs. Bay L. Sherwln of West Salem, Wla , in writing to renlew her sulfccrlptlon to the Tidings stated that Ashland Is still homo to her, altho she has not lived in this city for about four years. THE CITIZENS BANK O FASH LAN I Patriotic Business You know that it is good patriotic buslnjess to give your earnest support to our Government which is now asking you to lend It some of your surplus dollars. It is to your, intpnest to .subscribe liberally to the Victory Loan,- A Of fte SAVINGS Kodak Finishing Kodak Films Pboto Supplies The Camera Exchange Plaza Miss Anne McCormlck will give a food demonstration at the home of Mrs. A. H. Peachy of 100 Lincoln JstWeet Friday afternoon, April 25, at which the public Is Invited to be present. soap is advancing In price, so the manufacturers say, but we are closing it out Just tha same at less price. Sunny Monday, White Bear, Swift's White, Fels Naptha and oth ers. Ashland Trading Co. Miss Grace Chamberlain returned last Friday from Los Angeles, where she had gone to accompany her mother back to Ashland. The latter spent several months thru the win ter at that southern resort. A new line of silk fancy caps, army puttees, legglns, belts. Mitch ells. Mrs. J. B. Webster and Mrs. A. D. Jillson kavfe rented the rooming house In the G, S. Butler block on the corner of Main and Water streets which they have fitted up into house keeping apartments. This new In stitution will lie called the Virginia Apartments. It pays to get the lest. See Orres for high grade woolens tailored to your measure. Mrs. James Anderson of Lodi, Calif., and- Mrs. W. H. Cooper and niece, Miss Moya Gun, of Auburn, Calif, are guests at the home of Mrs. E. F. Smith on Oak street. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs Copper are sisters of Mrs. Smith. Wanted Lady wants position as cook on ranch. Mrs. Bell Davis, 855 E. Main. 20-3t Mrs. S. T. Gregg has returned from Miravista orchard, Medford, where she has been for several weens on professional duties as nurrt?. She reports Mrs. Walker and her beautiful little infant daughter fine as silk. .. - , Eclipse Lawn Mowers BALL BEARING EASY TO RUN The sturdiest mower on the market They are used exclusively In the park because they do better work, run easier and last longer." Provost Brothers HARDWARE Four new cornet players have been added to the Ashland band, and took part in the weekly practice last night. This addition brings the band up to about twenty pieces, which Is becoming one of the most proficient musical aggregations of the valley. Fifteen per cent discount on Lee and Flsk tires for a short time only. Ashland Vulcanizing Works, North Main. 17tf The Treichler Auto Company, at Medford, haa Just received a car load of the new Oldsmohile. These calrs are wonders in appearance and demonstration. "The very best au tomobile value on the market today," says Mr. Treichler, "and I want to give many of your Ashland citizens demonstration of this car's perform- ance. 1 Mrs. Katherine Pettit has purchas ed the J: H. Farrar property at the cornier of Wimor and Chestnut streets and will make that her per manent home. The tract includes beside the house an acrfe of ground, an'd the sale was neglotated thru the real estate agency of Mrs. Stella Leavltt. NOTICE! To the Stockholders of the Rogue River FruJfandi Produce Asso i elation: ; Notice is hereby given that the regular meeting of the Rogue River Fruit & Produce Association for the election of directors and the trans action of such business as may properly come before such meeting, will be held at our office, on Main Street, Medford, Oregon, on the 20th day of May, 1919, at 2 o'clock p. m. ROGUE RIVER FRUIT & PRO DUCE ASSOCIATION, By R. C. Washburn, Pres G. B. Dean, Secretary. 21-4tucs ' Beautiful- Copper Piatt Engraving for . CALLING CARDS, AT HOME CARDS, ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS, PROFESSIONAL CARDS. 4 We take Orders and Guarantee SntUfuction. at Poley's Drug Slorc Poley & Eiharf, Druggists Lieutenant DeCarlow of Plnehurst Is a guest of friends In Ashland this week. If you have any chickens or Bel gian hares for sale call up Depot Hotel. 21-Gt ' Mrs. Frank Dickey has returned from Seattle where she represented Jackson county as a delegate to the second annual Institute of the north-westlea-n district of the American Red Cross. Other delegates from the county were Mrs. Noblltt and Mrs. Scheffelln of Medford. Miss Rose Potter has moved her household goods from Eagle Point to Ashland and will make this city her home. She recently exchanged her housh and lot in Eagle Point to G. C. McAllister of this city for the property on Fourth street formerly occupied by the gospel mission and Baughman's clothing store. Mrs. Elva Rouse received a tele gram from her son Jlmmle, on Sat urday, who Is In the naval Service, thatlng that he arrived that day at San Diego, CallC , and expected to go to San Francisco Sunday. Jlm mle is on hoard the S. S. Brutus and has Just returned from a tour which took him thru the Panama canal and up on the eastern coast as far as Pensacola, Florida. GOLD HILL WOMAN DIED IX THIS CITY Mrs. Myrtle Day of Gold Hill died In Ashland last Friday. The body was taken tb her home Sunday where burial was made. Mrs. Day was a former well known Ashland young woman, when as Miss Myrtle Blackburn, she was a clerk in Beebe c Kinney s Btore nere, ana was highly esteemed by a large number of friends. A mother and Bister in Gold Hill survive her. NOTICE! Mrs. Simons lis.x a lot of new lint on display this wefck at her Milli nery parlors, 20 So. Pioneer Ave. You must clean the stomach and bowels, purify the blood each Spring, or you leave Winter's germs and Im purities in your blood and system. Drive them away, clean out the stom ach and bowels, take Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea, a Spring cleanser-purifier. 35c. Tea or Tab lets. POLEY'S DRUG STORE. 2L it C. E., 'I US Five-Minute Man Will Speak Tonight H. W. Lewis, one of the men. wild have organized 75,000 Methodist 5- mmuie men in America within a few months, will speak at the First Methodist Episcopal church In Ash land this Tuesday evening at 8:00 o'clock. Dr. Lewis one of the notable flguers in Methodism. When only a young preacher, earning $750.00 a year, Uo was offered a salary of $5,000 a year to manage a large and successful firm. Even when he was a student In collego, a business man offered to finance him and divide profits. Texas nominated him for gover non but he was defeated. As a preacher, lie has filled some of the best known Methodist charges In the country and everywhere commands the highest respect among business men as well as with those with whom he is associated In church work. Dr. Lewis is one of the best all around authorities on the $105,000, 000 Methodist centenary. When speaking here, he will explain the purport of the ggantlc movement to evangelize apid, rebuild the world. There Is no aspect of the many af fecting the Methodist centenary with which Dr. Lewis is not person ally concerned. While he has some timed been styled a Sensational speaker because of the fact that newspapers have often paid great attention to his sermons, yet Dr. Lewis makes an earnest, appealing figure in the pulpit. National Toile Dunords, Utilitys, BARGAINS! We have the best line of used cars in Southern Oregon. No junk but first class cars: Maxwells, Dodges, Overlands, Stude bakers, Fords-Trucks, etc. If you aire looking for real bargains, see these before buying. GATES Auto Co. -mm r Medford, YOU OUGHT TO KNOW Motorcycles and Bicycles To Ret this Information, fill ont and mail this blank: To V. u. CAYLORD, Medford, Oregon, please Call for Demonstration Concerning Motorcycles; Name CALIFORNIA PASTOR DECORATED IV WAR Dr. Bryant C. Preston, pastor of the First Congregational church of Palo Alto, Calif., has returned from overseas where he was engaged in Y. M. C. A. work for nearly a yean Dr. Preston was decoratfcd by the British government for his act of heroism at Withering Domes, Eng land, when he attempted to rescue an English flight captain from a burning air craft, In which his unl form waa literally burned from his )ack and a part of his nose torn' off by an exploding shjell, He was also cited for bravery on another occasion when he was badly burned in at tempting to release a pilot who was strapped in a burning plane at the flying field at BIrcham, England. Dr. Preston was a former pastor of tli Osagje, Iowa, Congregational church with which Mr. and Mrs. K B. Reynolds of this city were asso ciated several years ago. Building for new bank going up at TIgard. Revenge never was, nor never will be sweet. To forget our enemy is the most satisfying' way to get even. VAUPEL'S Quality Store Gingham Week April 21 to 26 M. F. Cs. are included Big Collection of- Yoti will find the prices tight. Look for out big window displays. Now is the time to buy your Ginghams for Spring during National Gingham Week. T1 Oregon IIARLEY-DAVIDSON Mail Illustrated Catalog Sidecar; Q Bicycles. Address Banks Much lumbter shipped by 'Cedar Valley Lumber Co. Marshfleld Estimated cost Coos road alKut $350,000. Ported, Public dock commis sion favors construction of 12,000 ton dry dock at once. Sutherlin $30,000 drier planned here - , , 4 Pendleton Standard Oil Co, to exptend between $25,000 and $30, 000 In new buildings here. Astoria $15,000 worth of ma chinery to be Installed in Farwest plant Immediately. Good Cues and Tips Billiard players prefer this place because they know that they can get GOOD cues; and modern equipment makes a lot of difference In the pleas ure of tli a game. You KNOW it. Profanity, gambling and other un desirable elements are absolutely TABOO here. We invite GENTLE MEN only. This Is a clean, congenial amuse ment ball for decent clean-cut fol lows. 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