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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
r Cliff Payne makes chicken coops,
i R. A.. Bailey was la the city from
Roseburg Saturday.
Freeh, new goods arriving daily at
Ashland Trading Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Gea. H. Sullivan of
Weed, Calif., spent the latter part
cf the week In Ashland.
J. M. and P. F. Kent of Tacoma,
Wash., were business visitors In Ash
land the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lambert of Glen
dale were week end guests In Ash
landt Get your hot weather suit tailored
to measure at Orres.
L. F. Anderson of Hornbrook was
an Ashland guest the fore part of
the week,.
Mrs. F. L. Mann of Tacoma, Wash ,
visited friends in Ashland a couple
of days the last of the week.
Mr. Miry Minkler Qf Medford
was a visitor at the home of D. L
Minkler last Saturday.
We are offering for a few days a
few patterns of wall paper at spe
cially reduced prices. Swenson &
McRae. tf
A. E. Kinney is the possessor of a
handsome new Hupmohile which he
recently purchased.
Dr. H B. -Moore, who has been
spending the past week in Portland,
has returned home.
Rev. P. Kt Hammond had busi
ness which called him to Portland,
Saturday.
I Hemstitching and picoting 10c
jer yard. Mail orders given special
Attention. The Vanity Shop, Med
lord. Oregon, 3 1-1 mo.
Miss May Hadfield. has returned
rom a two weeks' visit with her
ibrother and his family In Cerber,
Calif.
Mrs. A. J. Hodges of Albany and
Mrs. M. T. Blake of Portland, sister
and sister-in-law of Dr. W. E. Blake,
are guests at the latter's home on
Bush street.
Alex Brown, who is connected
iwlth the Standard Oil Company of
San Francisco, is visiting his sister,
.Mrs. T. J. Mackey.
MUb Mlldrted Million. wKo .is
is teaching school at Pinehurst, was
home for the week end. She ex
pects to finish her term of school
this week.
I Ashland Trading Company will be
pleased to quote you prices on sea
sonable groceries.
Pull Wolcott. who recently re
turned to this country from his over
ftoas campaign in France, Is spend
ilng a furlough In Ashland with his
parents. Mr., and Mrs. H. G. Wol
cott. - -
Veil Shlnn, who has been em
ployed with the engineer corps sur
veying the Green Springs mountain
highway, has resigned from his po
sition there and has gone to Klani
mh Falls.
CITIZENS
BAN K
OF ASH LAI
Don't
Abandon
Your
Resolution
to save more money this
year. Stick to the prac
tice of weekly deposits
with The Citizens Bank
of Ashland.
AGfm SAVINGS
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Kodak Finishing
Kodak Films
Photo Supplies
The Camera Exchange
Plaza
Nat. Swimming Pools open
for
umraor, Saturday noon. Dance Sat
urday night.
Harold Shutt, who has recently
been discharged from the army In
Virginia, passed thru Ashland Mon
day morning on his way to Duns
mulr to join his parent
' Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Badger, who
have been living near San Francisco
for several years, have returned to
Ashland and are occupying their
home on Laurel street.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hicks of
Yrfcka, Calif., spent Sunday la Ash
land, guests of the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hicks. They
were accompanied by R. J. Kicker
son, also of Yreka.
Ashland Trading Company under
new management.
The Ashland Band will start thoir
open air concerts next Friday night
In the park, and will give one of
these pleasing musical treats every
Friday evening thruout the summer.
Possibly few people realized the
merits of the high school orchestra
until they heard It at the Senior Class
play last Friday night. This aggre
gation of young people Is led by
Prof. Appelhoff, and Is an organiza
tion of truly musical ability.
HrSk Harvey Ling and little son
and Mrs. Lillian Zundel arrived in
Ashland Saturday morning from Ox
nard, Calif., and will make an ex
tended visit at the home of their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Greer.
Rev. C. A. Edwards of the Meth
odist church addressed the students
of the Talent schools last Friday
evening. The subject of his ad
dress was "The Glory of the Com
monplace."
The newly organized local base
.ball club is working busily these
days putting the roundup grounds In
good playing order and getting
fendy to !egln their, season's cam
paign, The uniforms have been or
dered and are expected in a short
time, and active practice will be In
augurated shortly. Plans are being
made to secure a game for Memorial
;Day with some outside team,
Eclipse
Lawn Mowers
BALL HEARING EASY TO RfX
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
I Prof. F. II. Appelhoff, leader of
the Ashland band and other musical
aggregations In this city, will give a
piuslcal recital In connection wltu
iMrs. A. G. Knapp In Crants Pass to
night.
The Salvage depot which has been
an Riirwssfnllv canriod on by the
Civic Improvement Club for Rod
Cross work during the past ten
months has about completed Its busi
ness and Is closing down. It is the
intention to finish tho work and
close the rooms this week..
We are showing a fine line of new
baby buggies Ranging from the
little go cart to the fine fiber, rubber
tired kind. AH prices. Come in and
Inspect our; stock. Swenson & Mc
Rae. tf
Orres cleans clothes. Phone 64.
Mrs. S. P. Shutt left Saturday for
Dunsmulr where she will make her
home after spending several days In
Ashland at the home of her son,
H, V. Shutt.
Mr. and Mrs. David Allerton left
Monday for San Francisco after
pending the past month In this
cltcr.
R. A. Mlnkled, who had been mak
ing a ten days' visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Minkler, ;
returned to Tacoma Saturday.
You fieel different tho minute you
take It a gentle soothing warmth
fills the 6ystem. It's a pleasure
to take Holllstor's Rocky Mountain
Tea. Helps purify the blood, drives
out the germs of Wintter, gets you
hustling, bustling, full of life and
energy. 3&e. Tea or Tameis.
Enough Lead to Write a
Book
Always Sharp;
Always Ready to Write.
A Splendid Gradua
tion Giit
EVERSHARP
PENCILS
at
Poley's Drug Store
Poley & Elbart, Druggists
Big opening of Nat., Saturday, the
24th. Dance and swimming Satur
day night
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.
Miss Andrews and Miss Poden of
Manitoba stopped off In Ashland to
spend the week end with the family
of Rev. C. A. Edwards on their way
home after spending the winter in
Los Angeles.
Mason A. Doran, son of Mr. and
Mm. T. F. Doran, wlio has leen
stationed In France, Is now located
In Trieste, Germany, with the army
of occupation. Mr. Doran Is 22
miles from Coblenz and Is with Co.
F, 318th Engineers.
When you think of Good Point,
think of the Carson-Fowler Lumber
Co. 20-tf
Mrs. J. G.'Hurt of San Francisco
Is In Ashland and expects to make an
extended visit with friends In this
city.
The Gaylord Cycle Shop is now
prepared to do Motorcycle and Bl-
Icycle repairing of ail kinds. Mr.
Gaylord has engaged Mr. Ira Case
olt, who has had years of experi
ence In this line, and who will take
charge of the repair work. It Is
their Intention to carry a full line of
bicycle parts, and they have arrang
ed their connections so that they can
secure motorcycle parts for all makes
on short notice. Mr, Gaylord and
Mr. Casebolt have been motorcycle
riders for years, and have ridden all
leading makes of machines. They
are therefore qualified to give the
leneflts of their experience and skill
to patrons of their shop. Mr. Gay
lord has taken the factory course of
Instruction at the Harley-Davldson
factory In addition, and Is special''
xjuallfied In that line, for which he
Is the dealer In the Rogue River Val
ley. 31-lt
NOTICE!
The Ashland high school alumni
will hold a business meeting at the
home of Mrs. D. Perozzi Saturday
evening, Map- 24. The meeting will
be called at 7:30, and all members
are urged to be present If possible.
TIME IX)Il FIRST
(X)I)LIXG MOTH SPRAY
Codling moth have been emerging
during the past few days and from
all Indications the first brood will
string out for at least six weeks,
for we find all stages of develop
ment at the present time. It will
not le possible to control the first
(irood with, one application of spray.
All fruits should be covered next
week May 19th to 24th In the floor
of the valley. Ashland and Eagle
Point districts will be a little later.
Pears that have not been sprayed
with arsenate of lead this season
should receive the first attention.
then pass on to the apples.
The secret of codling moth con-
control is in the thoroness of the ap
plication at this time. You cannot
be too thoro and it will pay you to
spend more time and be sure to get
results with this spray. If you have
just completed spraying for the ten
'day application spray, It will not be
necessary to make this application
until two woekB after your last spray.
Use arsenate of lead, six pounds
powder or twelve pounds of paste.
It Is not necessany to use lime and
sulphur at this time except In spe
cial cases. As an experiment on part
of your orchard try distillate oil
emulsion, one gallon to the hundred
as a spreader in your regular arsen
ate sprays.
Dated May 16, 1919.
C. C. CATE.
i ) HILT, CALIFORNIA ITEMS
A Samuel Hastings spent the week
end visiting friends In Hilts.
. Art Whltlock, who is employed at
camp, spent the week end In Hilt,
i Eddlo Vail Is a new victim of the
mumps.
George Ryan left for his home In
Grants Pass last week.
Art Stennett of Ashland Is now
employed In the Box Factory.
John Postigo and family motored
to Weed Sunday to attend the circus.
Neuburn Hodges of Medford has
accepted a position at the Hilt Box
Factory.
Miss Jessie Starkey has returned
from Chlco where she was called to
the bedside of her Invalid father.
Miss l.iicilo Harber of Ashland ha
taken E. Vall's place at the S. P.
station during his absence.
E. Trouvorn and family motored
to Medford Wednesday to attend
the circus.
J. Norrls and family, accompanied
,v Mr. nnd Mm. Carl Marshall, mo
tored to Montague Tuesday evening.
David Whittle, who nas neon m
for the past few weeks, has returned
to camp to continue hi swork.
Miss Mary Henry and brother
were voting friends In Hilts the
fore part of the week.
rart u'nitcm nf Ashland Is em
ployed at the Hilts depot during the
absence of R. Muir, who is taking
his vacation.
Mr. Dean Starkey has returned to
Hilt after a prolonged absence. He
has resumed his work at the Box
Factory.
The Infant daughter of C. Sliep
herdson died last Saturday. The
fimeral was held In Ashland on
Monday of this week.
F. F. Whittle is confined to nis
room with the mumps, nay Hol
land has taken his place at camp
during his Illness.
Georce Vail, accompanied iy ms
father, left Monday for Redding.
Georira has been 111 for some time
and it Is hoped that a change of
climate will hasten his recovery.
Tho torn .mnnthlv riflnm At 1UI18
Saturday night was an unusual suc-j
cess, The special music, feterson s
orchestra from Yreka, was enjoyed
liy the large audience.
Duitus the Intermission lat the
Sunday night show, a Club House
committee was elected by a popular
vote of the audience. Those elected
were Fred Jasmann, Roy Holland.
John Postleo. Harry Warren and
John Hillard.
High grade woolens at Orres.
BEES STRONG FOR
CITY I.ITIIIA WATER
Even the lees like Ashland lithla
water. This was observed by E. E,
Smith, of Rocca street, a local lee
Tnncler who has established a bee
jcolonvj In that section of the city.
jW. S UUtti is a stranger to Asniaaa.
.having come here this spring from
the east, thinking that this section
would Lei an ideal location to raise
bees on account of the orchards and
alfalfa fields, and quantities of other
flowers that abound here. He is
well versed In bee lore and Is a close
observer of their habits.
It la Mr. Smith's custom to place
a plate of salt and water where bees
;can reach It, In order for the latter
to feed their young. Recently Mr.
Smith noticed that the lees, Instead
IVlail Order Sp ecialisf s
fadeless
SHIRTS
ANEW shirt may look
good, but beauty in
, A a shirt does not neces
sarily mean service. The
Arrow label marks the shirt
that combines style and ser
vice. It is your guarantee
that the garment is made of
durable, fadeless fabrics, in
! such a careful, thorough way
; that we depend upon its
ii good qualities to sell you
another shirt with the same,
I label.
Arrow
Every week we are getting in a number of
USED CARS
on trades for new Velies, Chevrolets and Franklins
Wo put prices on used cars that move them. We
price every used car according to its worth offer
ing every one below its real value. We have on
hand this week the following used cars:
One Ford Truck cheap
One Reo Roadster
One Everett, 5-pass. Touring
One 1916 Dodge car, good condition, 850.00
One 1917 950.00
One Reo, first-class shape - 850.00
Two 1917 Chevrolets
A large stock of
Buicks and
A full line of Goodyear and Fisk tire and
Automobile Accessories
Chevrolet on display in Ashland at the
Tourist Garage. See it.
Pruill-IIillson Auto Co.
MEDFORD
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of taking the salt water provided for
them, go to the Uthla fountain and
partake of the drops that fall from
the hydrants. This little Incident
again proves the wisdom of Insects.
A Pennsylvania man has been so
conscientious a collector and he has
fortified himself to such an extent
that he will be able to have 10 drinks
a day for 111 years, says a Phila-
relphia newspaper. Even with such
an Inducement as that, a few are
doubtful of his ability to stick out
the entire 111 years, tho.
$5$SSS?.$ie.$j$S,
$ NOTICE! S
FOR SALE Modern D-room
cottage, close in. Good gar-
den snot. Worth your while
to look this up as It must be $
sold. Terms. Address P. O.
$ Box 546, or call at Transfer S
office on Oak st. 28-7t
$4$3$48SS3JSS8$S
See here! Are you looking
for a good residence proposl
tlon at moderate cost. Close
In. This Is a splendid oppor
tunity. Don't delay. Call 6.1
Allda St , Ashlund. Phone 173.
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VAUPEL'S
Quality Store
Women's Boots
IN
Charming
Mew Models
Notable amoug the distinctive,
dlever atyles we are Bhowlng for
early Spring are several handsomo
new boots from Utx & Dunn, of
Rochester.
Among the favorites are extra
fine calf and kid walking boots with
popular new military heels, also for
Bbylo and substantial service, mod
els in dark tan calf.
In The Window
All This Week
We carry a complete line of
& Dunn "Style Shoes of Quality"
for women and recommend them
most highly.
175.00
150.00
Franklins, Velies,
Chevrolet cars
j
S7e VIRGINIA
72 Main Street
Ashland's down town high class
family apartments Rooms en-sulta
or single. We give you all the com
forts of home. Reasonable rates.
Phone 388Y
EYES TESTED
Glasses Fitted
llrokeu IiCiises Duplicated
Glusses Furnished Some Day
Fitted
Factory on Pi-cmisesi
E. D. ELWOOD
OPTOMETRIST
, Mcrirord, Oregon
301 K. Main
Mail Order Specialists
Style 69239
Uta Russia Calf Pol. Windsor
New Military Heel, Nobby
$10.00
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H8.0vn DEPOSITS
TO LEY'S DRUG STORE.