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Ashland
Tidings
Established 1876
published Every Evening
Sunday by
Except
The Social Realm
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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
Wednesday, October 22, 1010
Marguerite Clark
Poses as Cook
OF S. P. TRAINS
lose time gradually from Albany up
until 2 a. m., which in reality will be
1 a. m.
Trains 54 and 16 will run on sched­
ule to Grants Pass and lose time
gradually north of Grants Pass until
2 a. m., which in reality is 1 a. m.
Although the requirements of her
role
in “Come Out of the Kitchen,"
.Editor
An exceptionally pleasant social
R. Greer
her latest Paramount photoplay,
COUNTY waa given last Friday evening at the
Station Agent G. N. Kramer has
© F IC IA L CITY AND
Baptist church for the members of which will be displayed at the Yin* received a notice from John M. Scott,
PAPER.
the Sunday school. The church par­ ing theater Wednesday and Thurs­ general passenger agent of the
TELEPHONE SO
lors were beautifully decorated with day, demands that she be ignorant Southern Pacific, in regard to the
Subscription
Rates
Delivered
In
City
. . .v r, „
j
« cn highly colored autumn foliage while of the art of cooking, Marguerite scredule of trains effected Sunday
T A IL O R S FO R
ie ! Month, Delivered.............
Delivered............... .$
$ .50
g " ;1
.50
Jn jack.o.lanterns and large Clark is a Paat mistress of the sci-
on account of the daylight saving act
Si'bscrlptlon Rates' By M ali Outside black cats portrayed the fact that ance/ f «“W“® as aH wh° have
*
of City
it was to be a Hallowe’en affair. Sev-;joyed collatlons prepared by her change of time. Train No. 53 will
be held in Portland one hour Sun­
h ie year by m a i l ......................... $5.00 eraf novel games appropriate to the da,nty hands’ have substantial reason
day, October 26, which will place the Best Woolens; Latest Fash
to know
Mix months by m a i l ...................... 2.75
train
on time when leaving there.
Juree months by m a ll............. 1.50 occasion were played and an old
Miss Clark has a splendidly equip­
ions Always.
No out of town subscriptions taken witch stationed in a Weird corner ped kitchen in her New York home
Train No. 13 will leave Portland
Bor less than three months.
booth foretold the future of all who
Saturday, October 25, on time, 8 p.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
By Mall Outside of United States •came her way. Refreshments con­ and when she is busy with some gas­
Sne Year .................................. $8.12 sisting of pumpkin pie, coffee and tronomic chief de’oeuvre, it is high­ m., and run on schedule to Albany;
£ix Months ................................ *•$!
ly indiscreet to ask her to come out
No subscription for less than six: chocolate were served by the commit­ of the kitchen until her work is
Ronths.
' tee in charge which included the
members of the bureau class of which done. But in “Come Out of the
"
ADVERTISING RATES
Mrs. O. F. Carson % the teacher. Kitchen,” Miss Clark is seen as an
ghsplay Advertising—
aristocratic Virginia girl who finds
Single insertion. . . .each inch, 30c This social had a twofold purpose, as
it necessary to assume the role of
YEARLY CONTRACTS
it served for the annual Rally Day
a
cook, but while her accomplish­
J) i splay Advertising—
social and it was given by the ladies
Your personal highway is the road you travel
One time a week, each inch, each and girls, they having lost in a re­ ments in this line are nil, she man­
all day long.
time .......................... ............ 27 % c
ages to win the love of a rich
EAT
And whether or not it is a happy one de­
Two times a week, each inch, each cent contest held in the Sunday Northerner, which, after all, proved
WELL
time ........................................... 25c school with the boys.
pends upon whether you have had a table of
the best thing she could have done.
Every other day, each inch, each
good true food placed before you.
K
EEP
WELL
The story of the photoplay is a
tim e ............................................... 20c
Cartmill-Davis
'Wedding
You
are buying the best possible food when
delightful one and it was written by
’ Every issue, each inch, each
LIVE LONG
Miss Grace Davis and George S. Alice Duer Miller, and picturized by
time ........................................17%c
you patronize our store and make use of the
I ocal Readers—
Cartmill of Roseville, Calif., were
extraordinary values we offer you in the every
DIE
Bach line each time (6 words to united in marriage at the home of the Clara Beranger. Eugene O’Brien
HAPPY -
day buying which every family must do.
heads
a
capable
cast
of
supporting
’ line) ........................................... l ° c
t To run every other day for one bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. N. players.
Make it a habit to eat well and work ac-
^ L g 1 - 2
-
f month, each line each tim e. . . . 7c Davis, on the Boulevard Monday even­
cordingly. A man is made of what he eats,
r To run every issue for one month, ing. The ceremony was performed
and we want to be responsible for the good eating of our imme­
or more, each line each time 5c in the presence of the bride’s family
diate vicinity.
p lasslfied C o lu m n -
by Rev. William E. Bean, pastor of
One cent the word each time.
We have the groceries, they have the quality, and we make the
To run every issue for one month the Christian church, at 6 o’clock.
price.
or more, %c the word each time. Light refreshments were served and
Cards of Thanks, $1.00.
FLOUR. FEED, SEEDS
the bridal couple left on the midnieht
Obituaries, 2% cents the line.
train
for
Cisco,
Calif.,
where
tbev
The Uesi Tnat Can Be Had On the
Fraternal Orders and Societies
Market.
’ Advertising for fraternal orders will make their home. The bride is
NININGER & ROBERTSON, Props:
ipr societies charging a regular initia­ a well know’’ Ashland young lady and
tion fee and dues, no discount. Re­ ’s a gradn ’ p of the city high school
ligious and benevolent orders will Since finishir^ school she has taught
t»e charged for all advertising when
Tel. 214
t n admission or other charge is in the public schoois at Green 353 East Main.
Snrines for the past two years. Mr
riade, at the regular rate.
The Tidings hits a greater circula­ Cartmill is a prominent yohng rail­
FIND
tio n in Ashland and its trade terri­ road man running out of Cisco.
HOLLISTER’S ROCKY MOUN- SONSTIPATION goes—your COM-
tory 'hrni all other newspapers coin-
TAIN TEA a great Laxative— mild, PLEXION improves you work bet
lin e d .
Masquerade Party
,
. certain—
. .
..
, cleans-
. „ ter—eat
pleasant,
so thoroly
G,ve R better—
thoro feel
trial better,
and yQU wiU
Miss Viola Quinn entertained the
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon,
ing
and
purifying
that
CONSTIl’A-
recommend
it
to
all
your
women
Postoffice as Second Class Mail members of the ninth B grade of the
TION
disappears,
and
when
your
friends.
35c
a
package.
Matter.
Junior High School at the Savoy;
apartments last Saturday night, with !
POLEY’S DRUG STORE
“THE SQUAW MAN’’
a masquerade party. About 16 boys
Dick Posey is on the press again
and girls in weird costumes gath- I
with a good story in verse. There
ered at an early hour and spent a
Is not a smile in it, but the theme
Jolly time playing games. Refresh­
Is absorbing. The author has risen
ments were served the guests before
to loftier heights in thought and
retiring.
POST CARDS, INVITATIONS, CAT
Markets
Creates
construction than in former poems
For
Farm Products.
end has vitalized his story with the
AND WITCH SHAPES
Keeps your Money at
City
very depths of his soul. It is a
Builds Up
Institutions,
classic and will be read with interest
Fosters
Furnishes
Made Flour
by those fond of a good story well
told.
MOUNT ASHLAND HARD WHEAT FLOUR,
The work will contain sixty-four
pages. The cost to produce it is
double what his other volume cost.
It is coming from The Tidings press
Sunday, October 26, has been set
CANDLE SHADES and OTHER
well printed and substantially bound apart by the churches throughout
In paper cover. His price will be the land for the observance of a
NOVELTIES
fifty cents the copy.
Roosevelt
memorial
day. All
“The Squaw Man” will make a churches, the Y. M. C. A. and other
For Sale at
splendid Christmas gift. It’s ground organizations are asked to hold spe­
work is laid in the Rogue River val­ cial services on this date in honor
E x cels fo r W alls. C eilings and Partitions
ley and the characters are taken to of Theodore Roosevelt. This coming
R epairs A lterations or N ew Work
see the sights. The publication will Sunday is the nearest the late Colo­
be a good thing for Southern Oregon. nel Roosevelt’s birthday, which falls
POLEY & ELHÁRT, Druggist*
It carries the inspiration native to on Monday, October 27.
E n a b les Y o u t o R en t
this favored region.
Y o u r Id le R oom
Southern Oregon folks should take
the edition quickly, as it is limited.
T TTILIZE that spare room that
Persons desiring Christmas gifts
kJ needs fixing up a bit. Comell-
worth while should send a copy to
Wood-Board, nailed ri&ht over the
their friends. The work should be
old w all or direct to the studding,
In every library in Southern Ore
w
ill transform it into a coxy, cheery
The season Is here when the auto
gon.
.
room,
easily rented.
The book will be ready for deliv­ top should be looked after.
Cornell-Wood-Board comes in convenient
ery the early part of November.
I make new ones or fix the old
sized panels and is so easily and quickly
Those desiring a copy will do well to one. Let me look at it.
applied that you can, i f you choose, put it
up yourself. For the Walls, Ceilings and
engage it In advance. It is our
Partitions of Residences, Garages, Churches,
1
Dollar
Starts
an
Account
judgment the story will find a ready
Stores, Theatres, Schools, Farm Houses,
sale.
Dairy Barns, Poultry and Milk Houses.
STATE BANK OF ASHLAND.
£
ASHLAND
PRINTING
CO.
Sunday School Social
EAGLE MEAT MARKET
Quality Meat.
LOUIS SCHWEIN, Prop.
Cleat lines*.
NORTH MAIN, ASHLAND
Service. * ’
ORRES
£>ank. ylitti
C /o c k .'
MEN AND WOMEN
Your Personal Highway
REGULAR SAVING— IS THE
THING
THAT systematic payment plan oi
selling war bonds taught us a les­
son that we should not soon forget
or neglect.
Put a little into your Savings Ac­
count here at the First National Bank
weekly and monthly and you’ll soon
find a BIG Tot accumulated.
D on’t forget that w e pay liberal in ­
terest on savings.
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EV C ARTER. PRES
C riV A U P E L VICE PRta
J W M< COY. CAS h ic r
CLARK BUSH ASST CAS*
A shland F eed
Store
W hite H ouse G rocery
My Name Is Dennis
Hallowe’en
Girls==Ladies-=Women
Goods
a n ASHLAND en terp rise
TO BE
HOME
Hallowe’en Caps
OBSERVED Hallowe’en Masks
A sh lan d M ills
Cornell W o odRoard
Poley’s Drug Store
N ew
Auto T ops
The Victrola keeps
right on entertaining
If you have a Victrola you can go ahead
with the preparation of your dinner, and still
keep on entertaining your guests.
Any of your children can easily play it, and
you need have no anxiety about your company
enjoying’ themselves.
Reserve your Xmas Victrola now. They are
hard to get. Ask for home demonstration.
Easy payments can be arranged.
ROSE BROS.
EXCLUSIVE DEALERS
On Savings Accounts
Interest
FARMERS SIDE WITH
EMPLOYERS
When it comes to promoting social­
istic schemes for the “proletariat
¡the farmer jumps onto the side of
th e capitalist and employers.
The bolshevistic program is based
Pn getting the farmer into bed with
the labor agitator and then there is
B ripping of sheets.
In the great national conference
of labor and capital, the farm dele­
gates are causing a heap of trouble
by not being willing to swallow the
socialistic program. The farmer
contingent, long counted on as natur­
ally allied with labor, seems inclined
to side with the employers.
There are only three representa­
tives of the farmers in the confer­
ence and they are a thorn in the side
of everybody, including the national
administration.
“How do you farmers stand on the
eight-hour day?” some one asked
Charles S. Barrett of Georgia, mem­
ber of the farmer group.
“Why, we’re the people who in­
vented it," answered Mr. Barrett. We
have it already—eight hours before
noon and eight hours after noon.”
The farmers are officially ldenti
fled with the employers’ group, but
they are making life uncomfortable
for all groups by constant insist­
ence that the farmer has been ig­
nored by the government and
trampled on by organized labor.
Ashland Furniture
Hospital
80 North Main
2,325,000 DE LAVAL
SEPARATORS
IN DAILY USE THE WORLD OVEL
Hom e
Restaurant
Wherever grass grows and cowu Good Meals and Short Orders. Day
are milked, you will find the De La
and N ight Servio».
val the favorite cream separator.
More De Lavals are in use that
all other makes combined.
29 7 East Main
The De Laval is time tested. I
was the pioneer cream separator li
1878 and has led in popularity ant
sales for forty years.
It’s the world’s standard crean
separator.
ASHLAND
CREAMERY
Fine Tailoring
For Men and Women.
1TI East Main.
Tel. 110
ASHLAND. OREGON.
Coal an d W ood H eaters
E conom ical, D urable
Simplex Universal Combination Range
OFASHLAND
C. B. LAMKIN
Bargains in
Don’t Delay—
Start To-Day
Why postpone opening an
account with The Citi­
zens Bank of Ashland.
You know how important
It is to have money ahead
for emergency. Start now.
DAN CONNER, Proprietor.
fra.
Bold by
CARBON FOWLER LUMBER CO.
In the H eartof Town
T ry a
CITIZENS
BANK
Hotel A ustin
Headquarters for Commercial Men
and Tourists.
European Plan.
Excellent Grill.
Merchants* Lunch.
Two Blocks from Llthla Park.
Come in to d a y — we w ill gla d ly show
you Cornell-W ood-Board and explain
the Free Decoration and Design Service.
TH E
REALE STATE
City and Ranch Properties, House«
to Rent.
Citizens’ Bank Building.
PAULBERUD A BARRETT
Cornell-Wood-Board is ideal.
it will not warp, crack, split or buckle,
resists fire and moisture and is a non­
conductor of heat and cold. Keep a bundle
On hand for alteration or repair work.
SAVINGS
DEPOSITS,
Steaking A Claim
Prove the claim to yourself by eat­
ing a steak sold at our own guar­
antee.
Tenderloins, steaks, chops and
roasts that have the taste and fresh­
ness of perfect stock in the gravy
which comes from the heart of their
goodness is the best offer any meat
man may make.
East Side Meat Market
JAB. BARRATT, Prop.
You can use it.for gas in
the summer and when the
weather gets cold use wood
or coal for fuel all in the
same stove. There are no
parts to change in turning
from one fuel to the other.
It is simple enough for a
child.
Three Ranges in One
and but One to Buy
A twist of the key in one
direction elevates the gas
burner flush with the bot­
tom of the oven, opens the
exit In the top, turns on
the gas— all automatically.
A turn of the key in the op­
posite direction and the gas
is turned off, the burner
lowered, the exit closed and
the range ready for coal or
wood.
Come in and take a look
at the Best Combination
range on earth. We will
take pleasure in showing
yo».
S w e n so n & M cRae
U T Z & DUNN’5
“J T Y L r
SH O K S
O F J 3 U A ÍJ T Y -
New Models in
Milady’s Shoes
“ Style Shoes of Quality 99
With shorter days and longer nights, and with the approach
of Jack FroBt, we feel It a duty to remind you that the oxford
season is at an end and that Dame Fashion commands you to
select your Fall boots.
Fortunately, although not without surmounting the difficul­
ties arising through a scarcity of leather and other post-war
conditions familiar to you, we placed our order with Utz & Dunn
early. As a result we are able to offer you a splendid selec­
tion of boots at reasonable prices.
The delightful models are on the shelves and same of the
styles grace the window. You will admire them, we know.
These boots have every new and worthy point of style.
May we have the pleasure of a call?
C. H.VAUPEL
Quality Store
08-72 E. Main St., Ashland.
E c o n o m ic a l H o u se F u r n is h e r s
Phone 188.
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