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; LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Cliff Payne makes screen doors.
Mrs. Edd White left recently for
(ho east where she was called by
ttio Illness of a daughter..
Have a fit at Orres.
H. L. Moore, the real estate man,
has returned from an extended visit
Hpent at his former home In Fleming,
Colo.
Eat your Sunday dinner at the Vic
tory Cafe, Elks building. S0-3t
Mrs. M. B. Brlggs, who has been
(pending the past two months In
Ahland with relatives, has returned
to her home In San Francisco.
Edwin Mowat has been added to
the local potrtoffice clerical force,
and serves as substitute In the vari
ous departments.
U J. Hettsenauer had the misfor
tune to break hlj thumb while prac
ticing base ball with the railroad
men's tPara Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. W. Ling of Medford was a
suest at the home of Mrs. B. R.
Greer on Granite street the fore part
cf the week.
Miss Pearl Good, who has leen lo
cated for some time In Chicago
vhere she was serving as a trained
nurse, has returned to Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Manley J. Cherry
and family returned this week from
Brooking, where they had leen
tending the past two years.
Orres cleans clothes. Phone 64.
J. E. Patterson of the local ento
mological bureau has gone to the
Yosemite national park for the sum
mer. This Is the third season he hag
been employed there.
Donald Sutherland returned this
e.k to Ardencralg Farm rar
Grants Pass after spending the win
tor in Ashland at the home of li is
daughter, Mrs. P. B. Whitney.
Major and Mrs. C. A. Malone and
children were In Ashland yesterday
from Medford calling on friends. Ma
jor Malone has been discharged from
army Bervice and is now located In
Medford.
G. H. HedUurg and family leave
today for a trip to New York where
they will spend several weeks visit
ing with relntlves. They expect to
be back liy the first of July.
Mrs. S P. Shntt arrived In Ash
land Wednesday and will spend a
few days at the home of her son, H.
V. Shutt, after which she will go to
Bunsmuir to Join her husband, who
lias recently purchased the Dunsmuir
News.
See the new caps at Orres.
' C. E. Davis, who has been In San
Francisco for several months taking
treatment for his health, has re
turned home, and Is not gTeatly
benefitted. He was accompanied
home by Mrs. Davis, who had been
with hor husband In the city.
See the 220 special all wool fab
Tics reduced in price at Orres tailor
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Strictly
Confidential
An account with The
Citizens Bank of Ash-
' land is strictly confiden
tial. No Information la
given out unless so dl-
i. rected by the depositors.
Checking Accounts are
solicited.
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SAVINGS
DEPOSIT5J
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Kodak Finishing
Kodak Films
Photo Supplies
The Camera Exchange
Plaza
We are offering for a few days a
few patterns of wall paper at spe
cially reduced prices. Swenson &
McRae. tf
Tlio city council has come to an
agreement on the prlco of an acre of j
ground on Walker avenue from C.
L. Splndler for right of way for the
new Pacific highway Inside the city
limits.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wllloughby
and Mrs. Taylor, a sister of the for
mer, of Baker, arrived In Ashland
this week to spend the summer. They
are occupying the residence of Mrs.
A. L. Harvey on B. street
Mrs. J. Ji Metzler and Mrs. I mo-
gene Kidder of Portland, daughters
of the late Mrs. A. U. Lamb, are in
the city, called here by the sickness
and death of their mother.
Mrs. D. M, Johnson and Mrs. Fred
A. Westcott of Utlca, X. Y., a sister
and cousin of Mrs. H. St Sanford,
are gueBts at the tatter's home and
will remain here during the greater
part of the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. McNalr leave
Saturday for San Francisco to at
tend a Rexall convention In session
therei They will remain over Sun
day In order to hear John MacCor
mlck who sings there on that date.
J. D. Wlmer, w ho has been detain
ed in New York for several weeks
after having returned from overseas
military duty, has obtained his dis
charge and will start today for horn?.
He expects to arrive here some time
next week, via Portland.
Eclipse
Lawn Mowers
BALL BEARING EASY TO Kl'X
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
The lower tennis ccurt In the park
Is liclng repaired and put in readi-
Lness to use this summer. Workmen
hare engaged In sprinkling it with tar.
after which it is treated to a coat of
sand and then rolled. This will
make two fine courts placed at the
disposal of the public for this popu
lar amusement.
Junior minstrel show May 22 at
the High school gymnasium. Come
and see the "coons" of our town
entertain you 29-2t
H. E. Dingman and family, com
posing a party of six, stopped at the
auto camp ground a few days the
fore part of the week, while on their
kway from Los Angeles to Seattle.
From there they will make a cross
continent Journey to New York, and
expect to consume about five months
on the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Gains have
gone to Portland where the latter
will be employed as an electrician.
Mr Gains was formerly employed
by the city as an electrician before
entering the army service, and has
recently returned from overseas and
taken up civilian life.
A jury In the city court Thursday
decided that to sell a customer an
article and give him a chance on a
prize did not com'e under restric
tions of the law against gambling de
vices. The candy punch boards ope
rated at several Ashland business
houses will therefore be allowed to
go without molestation.
The latest soft collars and neck
wear at Orres.
J. N. Pace of Talent was an Ash
land visitor Thursday. Mr. Pace
and wife have recently return'ed from
Arizona, where they went about two
years ago to make their home. That
section of country did not agrele with
Mrs. Pace's health, and the -longing
for the Rogue, River valley became
too strong for them, so they return
ed to their former home. Mr. Pace
was accompanied to Ashland Thurs
day by Jay Terrlll, also of Talent.
We are showing a fine line of new
baby buggies Ranging from the
little go cart to the fine fiber, rubber
tired kind. All prices. Come in and
Inspect our stock. Swenson & Mc
Rae. tf
Parisian
Ivory
Just the thing for your
young lady friends
who graduate
at
Poley's Drug Store
Poley & Elhart, Druggists
Wanted, man for porter work at
Depot Hotel. 30-2t
Dan Poling at the Chautauqua ready Already the organlza
bultding Saturday evenipg at 8:00 ton tormei ,,y Mer temperance mis-
o'clock.
John 0. Rigg, who had been en
gaged In Y. M. C. A. work overseas,
arrived home this forenoon.
1 F. W. Shaw has returned home
from California where he had beet;
receiving special treatment at a sol
diers' home.
Mrs. D. Perozzl left for Portland
Saturday, to visit for a time after
which she will return to Salem to
represent the Ashland Rebekah
lodge at the state convention.
Mrs. J. A. McMillan of Edmunton,
Alberta, Canada, expects to leave the
first of June for Ashland and will
spend the summer here with her sis
ters, Mrs. Susie Allen and Miss Sarah
Fox.
A dance will be held at the Elks'
Temple for Elks only and their fam
ilies Wednesday evening, May 28.
Dancing will be from 9 to 1, and
all Elks are expected to attend. Tick
ets, $1.00.
Ensign Perry Ashcraft Is home
from New York after serving In the
U. S. navy for nearly two years. 1
The young offiecr has been placed
on the res?rved list, while virtually
discharged he is subject to call.
- Ex-Deputy sheriff E. W. Wilson
spient a few hours in Ashlaud Wed-
nesday. He has just been dlscharg-
ed from a 20 months' service in the
army. He will return early next
week to Cooley City, Wash., where
lie was engaged in the gTain busi
ness when he enlisted and which
business he will again assume when
he returns there,
H. M. Rasmussen and family,
formerly of Toledo, Ohio, but who
have been spending the past winter
in Marshfield, are spending the week
in Ashland and are camplpng In the
auto park. Mn. Rasmussen had come
here for his health, as the damp cli
mate of the coast had disagreed with
him, and already he claims to lie
feeling much improved.
J. L. Harner has commenced re
pairs on the property known as the
Strlckfadden house recently pur
chased by him on Almond street.
This house was badly injured by fire
over two years ago and has stood va
cant and unrepaired ever since, but
with needed renovations it will be
one of th'e handsomest residences In
Ashland. It is Mr. Harner's inten
tion to occupy this house for his
home as soon as the repairs are com
pleted. The city council held an adjourned
meeting Tuesday evening at which
an ordinance was passed requiring
licenses for all public dance held in
the city. The ordinance also pro
vides that an official chaperone
shall be present at all these dances,
and her services are to be paid by
the management. Children under
18 will be forbidden to attend pub
lic dances unless accompanied by
their parents or guardian.
Among the delegates to the Inter
denominational state Sunday school
convention to be held In Corvallls
May 15 to 18 Inclusive are the fol
lowing representatives of the various
(Ashland Sunday schools: Mrs. C. B.
Larakln of the Presbyterian Sunday
school R Carson of the Baptist;
Victor J)ale of the Methodist, and
Rev. Jfl.YT, Hoyt, Presbyterian Sun
day ..school missionary of Southern
Oregon Presbytery. Thteee delegates
left Wednesday evening for Corval
lls. Ufe VIRGINIA
72 Main Street
Ashland's down town high class
family apartments Rooms en-sulte
or single. We give you all the com
forts of home. Reasonable rates.
Phone 38SY
SOUXI) Tlfti JUBILEE
The Naliorfar Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Jubilee Drive,
which, begins Tuesday, May 20, for
one million dollars and one million
members has been called "The
Greatest Missionary Movement of
the Age."
Greatest In its program for a bet
ter and happier America greatest
In Its program for a safer and hap
pier world great In bringing to
gether the trained womanhood, the
organized motherhood of all Ameri
ca with financial resources to pro
tect child life, to safeguard Women
In Industry, to put the spirit of
America into the heart of the For
eign Speaking Home, and to create
a loyalty and faithfulness to Prohi
bition and Christian laws great In
its work for the World. When Fran
ces E. Wlllard and her co-workers In
1884 founded the World's Women's
Christian Temperance Union, they
placed upon the United States or
ganization a responsibility and privi
lege that cannot be shaken off. Oth
er organizations may need to hew
new paths in the work for World
Prohibition but that of the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union is at-
slonaries in forty-three countries
have been doing the pioneer work
and are ready for the big advanced
plans. . Already schools, missions,
and homes are pleading for more
helpers, and more literature with
which to defy the Incoming brewer.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union organized Christian women,
organized Mother Love In a Chris
tian land will bear the responsibili
ty for mothers and children the
world over. World Prohibition must
be won! On with the Drive for,
America and the World!
A Jubilee Dare!
Generous Georgia first to subscribe
Her quota of funds in the Jubilee
Drive
Is challenged to hustle the cash on
, its way,
If she heads the great Honor Roll,
"First State to pay!"
North Dakota Is out to win this
proud place,
North Dakota declares she will win
In the race,
A thriU of high purpose each state
now may share;
0ur Jul)Iee Drve has developed a
"Dare."
"How' beautiful upon the moun
tains are the feet of him that brlng-
j etU good tidings; that
good tidings of good!"
brlngeth
Stirred with the loftiest spirit of
patriotism to National plans eager
to meet the great work just at hand
for the World, one State already has
said. "We will double our quota,"
and Union aftar Union has more
than reached its goal. There may
be a few states unable to fully meet
the call, but with courage and spirit
born of years of sacrifice and love,
other States will pour in their added
gifts, that the million dollars may
Mail Order Specialists
fadeless
SHIRTS
ANEW shirt may look
good, but beauty in
, a shirt docs not neces
sarily mean service. The
Arrow label marks the shirt
that combines style and ser
vice. It b your guarantee
that the garment is made of
durable, fadeless fabrics, in
such a careful, thorough way
that we depend upon its
good qualities to sell you
another shirt with the same
label.
Arrow
Portland Firm
Wishes to make agency arrangement
-with first-class responsible cltlzten of
Ashland as agent for largo Stock, ,, , .
Fire Insurance, Casualty, and bond-'.' !,. j
Ing companies, Man must be high-
grado citizen, ambitious and ener
getic. Address Representative L
Care of Ashland Tidings
Prices
15
ON RACINE TIRES
Ford
Harrison
lie gained In full. Blessed are the
women of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union!
Sound the Jubilee!
NOTICE!
FOR SALE Modern 5-room
cottage, close In. Good gar
den spot. Worth your while
to look this up as It must be
sold. Terms. Address P. O.
Box 546. or call at Transfer
office on Oak st. 28-7t
See here! Are you looking
for a good residence proposl
Hon at moderate cost. Close
In. This Is a splendid oppor
tunity. Don't delay. Call 63
Allda St, Ashland. Phone 1Y3.
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VAUPEL'S
Quality Store
Women's Boots
IN
Charming
Mew Models
Notable among the distinctive,
rilever eyles we are phowlng for
early Spring are several handsome
new boots' from Uta & Dunn, of
Rochesteri.
Among the favorites are extra
fine calf and kid walking boots with
popular now military heels, also for
strylo and substantial service, mod
els in dark tan calf.
In The Window
All This Week
We carry a comploto line of Vtt
& Dunn "Style Shoes of Quality"
for women and recommend them
most highly.
Reduced
Garage
Bros.
EYES TESTED
(i lasses FUUhI
Itroken lenses Duplicated
(i lasses Furnished Siuuo Day
Fitted
Fuctory on ll-crnlses
E. D. ELWOOD
OPTOMETRIST
, Medford, Oregon
301 K. Main
Mail Order Specialists
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Style 69239i
Russia Calf Pol. Windsor
New Military Heel, Nobby
$10.00