ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
’AGE TWO
Monday, October 27, 1010.
exceeding g rea t jum ps.
And they
and fam ily, K ent; E. C. W atts, S a n ' McCollum, G ran ts P ass; Geo. Brown.
I GET THE BEARD BUT LEAVE
pulleth out th e ir ads and cancelleth
F rancisco; A lfred Nolge, Corm a, Chas. M ard, Tacom a; C arl Ring, Up-
,
THE ROOTS
! th e ir subscriptions and th en sw ing
.
E stablished 1876
C alif.; E. J. M undy, St. Louis, Mo.; lan d , C alif.; Mrs. G. W aters, G ran ts
DAN CONNER, Proprietor.
I r m not a fte r th e “ pound of flesh’’
j iblished Every Evening Except^ th e ham m er unto th e th ird and
B. D enderlin, R edding. Calif.; R. W j Pass; D. W. Stone, O akland, Calif.
H ea d q u a rte rs for C om m ercial Men
leave th e roots to continue th e ir
Sunday by
fo u rth generations.
and T ourists.
grow th.
B eginning W ednesday, October 29. Tow er and son, W orden; F ra n k M.
t HE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
C anst th o u beat it?
Loosley and wife; F. L. Morey, Se F irst Claes Baking Products a n r E uropean P lan.
E xcellent Grill.
“You are next ”
a m asterfu l p icturization of H arold
j e ri it. G reer .......................... E d ito r
a ttle.
M erchants’ Lunch.
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Light
Lunches
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Bell W rig h t’s fam ous story, “ The
Two Blocks from Lithia Park.
BUCKHORN BARBER SHOP
Hotel Columbia
: FFICLAL CITI’
CITY AND COUNTY’
Shepherd of th e H ills,” will be shown
ASHLAND,
OREGON.
Clyde Costelo.
. Misses P. and M. Neil, F lo rid a ; W.
PAPER.
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M
on th e screen of th e V ining th e a te r.
TEL EPH O N E 3 9
8 ♦4
The film will be exhibited for a E. B eaughan and wife, D unsm uir,
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Calif.; H. H inshaw and wife, Rose
period of two days.
S ub scrip tio n R ates D elivered in City ' 3
AND
b
u rg ; L. B. Shields and wife, J. N.
t le M onth, D eliv ered .................$ .50
To th e tho u san d s of local readers
L en art, San Diego, Calif.; D. O.
» ne W e e k ............................................ 15
E n te rta in e d a t D inner
of the book, th e picture will p a rticu
p nbscription R ates Bv Mail O utside
M
itzkee and wife, J. O. M itzkee, Lake-
Mrs. P. K. H am m ond en tertain ed larly appeal, for the story has been
of City
view;
W. E. Lowe and fam ily, Che
ne year by m ail . . Z .............. J5.00 Airs. Storm and fam ily a t d in n er a t tra n sp la n te d to th e screen exactly as
halis,
W
ash.; J. H olt, Tacom a; E u Corner Fourth and A Street Aeroso
x m onths by m a i l ....................... 2.75 the Episcopal rectory last F riday it was w ritten. From “ Sammy L an e”
From the Depot.
Y our personal highway is th e road you trav el
gene
Kulby,
M. K uley end wife, Thos.
ree m onths by mail . . . . . . . . 1.59 evening. Mrs. Storm is in A shland down to ’ L ittle P ete ” all of the
all day long.
No out of town subscriptions tak en from A laska and will spend th e win- ch a ra c te rs have been b ro u g h t to life! Greig, Chicago, 111.; Miss Grace A lle n ,,
EAT
: >r less th an th re e m onths.
And w hether o r not it is a happy one de
S eattle; Geo. Lloyd, E u rek a, Calif.
WELL
By Mail O utside o f U nited States te r here for the benefit of her health, with absolute realism .,
pends upon w hether you have had a tab le ot
Hotel
Ashland
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The a u th o r
personally
super-
‘ »ne Year ......................................$8.12
KEEP WELL
good tru e food placed before you.
I.
I.
Billings,.
M
edford;
Geo.
W.
; ix M onths . . *.................... 4.31
E n te rta in e d Teachers
vised the production to m ake sure
No subscription for less th an six
You are buying th e b est possible food when
LIVE LONG
Mrs. Louis Dodge e n te rta in ed th e th a t no event th a t was told in the
m onths.
PAULSERUD & BARRETT
you patronize o u r s to re and m ake use of th e
teachers in the H aw thorne and Ju n io r story was om itted in th e cinem a ver-
DIE
ex tra o rd in a ry values we offer you in the every
ADVERTISING RATES
High schools who are in stru c to rs of sion.
HAPPY I .
day buying which every fam ily m ust do.
iH splay A dvertising—
her children, a t her hom e on Allison
Among th e c h a ra c te rs who are
Single in se rtio n . . . .e a ch inch, 30c
M ake it a hab it to e a t well and w ork ac-
For Men and Women.
stre e t S aturday afternoon. The guests brought to life by players of unusual
YEARLY CONTRACTS
171
East
Main.
T
e
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v
cordin^ly.
.A m an is m ade of w hat he eats,
spent th e afternoon w ith th e ir needle- histrionic ability a re “ L ittle P ete,"
j.is p la y A dvertising—
and
we
w
ant
to
be
responsible
for th e good eatin g of ou r im m e
One tim e a week, each inch, each work, a fte r which th e hostess served "Sam m y L ane,” “ The S hepherd,”
d iate vicinity.
tim e ...........................................2 7 % ci dainty refreshm ents. The guest list “ Young ’M att,” “ Ollie S te w a rt,”
Two tim es a week, each inch, each included Misses K raem er, Norcross, “ W ash Gibbs, “ Old M att,” “ H ow ard
W e have the groceries, they have the quality, and we m ake the
tim e ............................................... 25c
price.
the
A
rtis
t,”
and
others,
and
th
e
in
M
itchell,
M
anell,
Carson,
Flem
ing,
Every o th er day, each inch, each!
B a rg a in s in
tim e ................................................20c Spencer, Allen, Voruz, Z eitler, Moor cidents of th e story a re told on th e
Every issue, each inch, each house, Ross, Lee, Myers, Coshow and screen in th e sam e succession th a t
tim e ................... ......................... 17 %c Mrs. H. C. Galey, a m em ber of the they w ere related in th e bok.
J oral Readers—
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NININGER& ROBERTSON, Props;
Each line each tim e (6 w ords to school board.
City and R anch f ro p e rtie s , House
line) ............................................... 10c
to Rent.
To run every o th e r day for one
.
z
E xecutive Hoard Meets
a
Tourists
Stopping
m onth, each line each tim e . . . . 7c
Citizens* Bank Building.
The
executive
board
of
the
W
om
To run .a ry issue for one ftionth,
At Local Hotels ?
is well cared for a t th e
o r m or
each line each tim e 5c e n ’s C hristian Tem perance Union
Citizens Bank of A shland.
« ’lassified C olum n—
will hold a m eeting a t th e lib rary
One cent th e word each tim e.
W e m ake it a point to
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock.
i
U c t l A ustin
To run every issue for one m onth
serve our custom ers
or m ore, % c th e word each tim e. All m em bers of the board are asked
I» Coilents, L. W. Cam pbell, Geo.
C o r n e r by t h e P a r k .
w ith efficiency and dis
to be present. The executive board P ti rs, G. W. Behum, J. J. H andsa-
Card3 of T hanks, $1.00.
HEIDER TRACTORS AND P. F. O.
patch.
Accounts solicited.
O bituaries, 2% cents th e line.
consists of th e su p e rin te n d e n ts from
ker. ? o i\la n d ; J. M. Thom as, H. W.
PLOWS
F ra te rn a l O rders a n d Societies
each church and th e officers of the M ercier, R oseburg; H. A. Som m er
New and used sew ing m achines of
A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders
c r societies charging a re g u la r in itia local union.
m ost any m ake and style.
?4RS. ELLA W H ITE,
tio n fee and dues, no discount. R e
A carload of A m erican fence and
T H E IR ('R A T E R LA KE brand of flo u r absolutely g u aranteed
ligious and benevolent orders will
R ecording Secretary.
b
arb
w
ire
ju
st
in.
B
ring
in
your
o
r
your m oney refunded. A ll we ask is for you to try it. Not
be charged for all adv ertisin g when
SHORT
ORDERS
AND
LUNCHES
w
ants
before
sending
them
to
th
e
one baking but th e e n tire sack. W e have th e ir Mill Feed also.
:>n adm ission or o th er charge is
Civic Club M eets
QUICK SERVICE
catalogue houses and we will see if
m ade, a t the reg u la r rate.
The Civic Im provem ent Club m eets
Lunches P u t Up for T ravelers
we c a n 't m eet th e ir prices for cash.
The Tidings h es a g re a te r circula tom orrow aftern o o n in re g u la r ses
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a
s
t
Main.
H ave some dandy auto robes left.
tio n in A shland and its tra d e te r r i sion a t th e A uxiliary hall.
At P e il’s Corner.
tory th an all o th er new spapers com
bined.
A shland Y oung Man M arried
E ntered a t the A shland, Oregon,
Miss Leola Souden, d a u g h te r of
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Postoffice as Second Class Mail
ADOLLAR SAVED ISAS GOOD AS TWO EARNED
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thom
as
D.
Souden
of
la tte r.
:
A storia, was m arried to Ira E. P itt
T A IL O R S FO R
the Chnr>+ C to ch .'
m an, a well know n voung m an of
THE EDITOR
Consider the editor. He w eareth Ashland, F rid a y evening a t 8 o’clock.
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purple and fine linen. His abode is The groom is th e only son of Mr.
— BY BUYING —
am ongst th e m ansions of th e rich. and Mrs. I. D. P ittm a n of th is city
FLOUR, FEED, SCRATCH, CORN, MIjLL RUN, BRAN. PANCAKE
His wife hath her lim ousine^and her and has been em ployed in A storia for Best W ooJens; L a te s t F a sh
FLOUR, DAIRY FEED, ROLLED BARLEY, ETC.
ionvS A 1 w avs.
first-born sporteth a racin car th at some tim e. The young »couple will
a/
— Of th e —
m ake th eir home in th a t city.
can hit h er up in 40 flat
EXTRAS” EAT EARNINGS
S a tisfac tio n G u a ra n te e d
Lo! All th e people b rea k e th th e ir
ASHLAND
MILLS
Given B irthday G reetings
necks to hand him m oney. A child
IT isn ’t living costs a lto g e th e r
Y esterday was the b irth d a y anni-
which m ake th e incom e seem so
is born unto th e wife of a m erchant
sm all. I t ’s th e high cost of E xtrav
in the bazaar. The physician get- 1 versarv of H arold F. H um bert, the
agance; th e needless and heedless
teth 10 golden plunks. The editor geenral secretary of the Oregon Sun
expenditures.
w riteth a •stick and a half and tel- day School association, who was in
The solution to your individual prob
th e
Jackson
leth the m u ltitu d e th a t th e child A shland conducting
lem is to save and save h ard d u r
flour . F eed , seeds
tipped the beam at nine pounds. Yea, Countv Sunday school convention in
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ing th e next few years.
N othing
E x cels for. W alls. C eilings and Partitions
he liveth even as a centurion. And session Ft d a y S aturday and Sun The Best T nat Can Be Had On the ►
will help you like one of those Sav
Mrs. J. W . Hoyt, a t whose
M arket.
R epairs, A lte r a tio n s or N e w Work
the proud fa th e r giveth him a Cremo. day.
ings A ccounts here a t th e F irs t Na
tio n a l Bank.
hom
e
Mr.
H
um
bert
was
being
e
n
te
r
Behold, the young one grow eth up
tained,
becam
e
apprised
of
the
nd g rad u a teth . And th e e d ito r put-
teth into his paper a swell notice. event and when her fam ily and guest
Yea, a peach of a notice. He telleth sat down to d in n er S atu rd ay night, 3 5 3 E a st M ain.
Tel. 214
of the wisdom of the young wom an before Mr. H um bert was placed a
^ ^ A S H A L S H
A LAN
N D D. . O ß R E G E ~ G
‘ O N E v C a r t e r ----------
..P res
TILIZE that spare room, that
and of her exceeding com eliness. Like gorgeous b irth d ay cake hold 26 red
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cM VAU PE L VICE P P res
needs fixing up a bit. Cornell-
I0 W ''
J A MC COY. C ashi CR
unto the roses of Sharon is she and and w hite candles a rra n g e d in a
C L A R A BUSTI ASST CAS*
Wood-Board,
nailed
ri&ht
over
the
h er gown is played up to beat the circu lar form rep resen tin g th e tiny
old wall or direct to the studding,
band. And th e dressm ak er g etteth a d u lt in terd en o m in atio n al Sunday
will
transform it into a cozy, cheery
two score and fo n t iron men. And school pin seen so frequently. Mr.
room,
easily rented.
th e ed ito r g ets a note of th a n k s from Carson, president of th e county as
The season is here w hen th e auto
Cornell-Wood-Board comes in convenient
sociation, also observed th e day by top should be looked afte r.
th e S. G. G.
sized panels and is so easily and quickly
The d a u g h te r goeth on a journey. giving the congregation an o p p o rtu
I m ake new ‘ones or fix th e old
applied that you can, i f you choose, put it
And the e d ito r th ro w eth him self on nity last night of unanim ously g ree t one. Let me look a t it.
up yourself. For the Walls, Ceilings and
Partitions of Residences, Garages, Churches,
th e story of th e farew ell party. It ing Mr. H um bert w ith best wishes.
Stores, Theatres, Schools, Farm Houses,
ru n n eth a colum n solid. And the
Dairy Barns, Poultry and Milk Houses,
Be of good cheer, sister. Never
fair one rem em bereth him from a fa r
Cornell-Wood-Board is ideal.
w ith a picture postal card th a t cost- allow th e o th er g irl’s disposition to
It will not warp, crack, split or buckle,
89 North 'Main
he sw eeter th an your own.
eth six for a jitney.
t isbland
Tidings
Shepherd of the
Hills Picfurized
Hotel A u stin
BON TON BAKERY
The Social Realm
COFFEE PARLOR
Your Personal Highway
THE
C IT IZ E N S
BANK
Fine Tailoring
O F A S H LA N D
€. B. L AMKIN
Your Every
Banking
Requirement
REALE STATE
W h ite H o u se G rocery
P E I L ’S
MARTIN BROS., Klamath Falls
Flour and Feed
WHITE HOUSE CAFE
3% on
Ashland Fruit & Produce Association
SAVINGS
DEPOSITS.
ORRES
SAVE YOUR MONEY
MEN AND WOMEN
Ashland Feed
Store
ffornellWoodBoard
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My Name Is Dennis
N ew
A uto T op s
1»
^JheFirsîNaüonalBank
Enables You to Rent
Your Idle Room*
U
Ashland Furniture
Hospital
Behold, she re tu rn e th
and th e
youth of th e c ity f a ir down and w or
ship. She picketh one and lo, she
picketh a lem on. But the editor
calleth him one of our m ost prom
ising young men and g e tte th away
w ith it. And they send unto him
a hid to th e w edding feast and be
hold, th e bids a re fashioned by M ont
gom ery Haw buck, in a fa r city.
Flowery and long is th e w edding
notice which the e d ito r p rin te th . The
m inister g e tte th
10 bones. The
¡.•room sta n d e th the e d ito r off for a
12-m onth subscription.
All flesh is grass and in tim e the
wife is gathered unto th e soil. The
m in iste r getteth his hit. The editor
p rin teth a d eath notice, two colum ns
or ob itu ary , th re e lodge notices, a cu
bit of poetry and a c a r d ’of thanks.
And he fo rg e tte th to read proof on
th e head, and the darned th in g com
et h out “ Gone to .Her L ast R oast
ing P lace.”
And all th a t a re akin to th e de
ceased ju m peth on th e e d ito r w ith
On Savings Accounts
4%
Interest
A. D o lla r S ta rts ar. A cco u n t
STATE BANK OF ASHLAND.
IN DAILY USE THE WORLD OVEF,
W herever grass grows and cowii
are m ilked, you will find th e De La^
val th e favorite cream sep arato r.
More De Lavais a re in use th a n
all o th er m akes combined.
The JJe Laval is tim e tested. I<
was th é pioneer cream se p ara to r ir.
1878 and has led in popularity ant
sales for forty years.
I t ’s th e w orld's stan d ard
cream J
separator.
ASHLAND
Come in today— we will gladly show
you Comeli-Wood-Board and explain
the Free Decorationand Design Service-
S old by
CARSON FOWLER LUMBER CO.
In the H eartof Town
CREAMERY
T rue economy
begins with buy
ing a Range of
quality—always
the cheapest in
the end.
W. A. Shell
The Barber
137 E. Main
Da j
Especially when
it is a question
o f fuel supply
m ore th an the
price of fuel. . .
Goods
2 9 7 E a st M a in
This A R M C O
Iron ^W edg ewood
Range wijl best
serve your needs
from every stand-
point. • • • •
Must be of good quality.«
I’OST CARDS, INVITATIONS, CAT
AND W ITCH SH A PES
’
W e have rl^em.
proves.
Service
J u s t com plaints
. S H O E S O F J 3 U A U T Y ’’
New Models in
Milady’s Shoes
Waste
i\ot!
Children’s Shoes
Restaurant
U T Z <S D U N N ’5
“¿ S T Y L E
Hallowe’en
H om e
Good Meals and Short Orders,
and N ight Service.
2,325,000 DE LAVAL
SEPARATORS
resists fire and moisture and is a non
conductor of heat and cqld. Keep a bundle
on hand for alteration or repair work.
“ Sfy/e S h oes of Q u a l i t y 99
W ith s h o rte r days and lo n g er nights, and w ith th e approach
of Jack F ro st, we feel it a duty to rem ind you th a t th e oxford
season is a t an end and t h a t Dame F ashion c-nm m nnda yon to
select y our F all boots.
F o rtu n a te ly , a lth o u g h n o t w ithout su rm o u n tin g th e difficul
ties a risin g th ro u g h a sc arc ity of le a th e r and o th e r post-w ar
conditions fam iliar to you, we placed ou r o rd er w ith Utz & D unn
early. As a re su lt we a re able to offer you a splendid selec
tion 6f boots a t reasonable prices.
alw ays carefully consid
THE0DC7E ROOSEVELT
And His Time
Shown n His Own Letters
WEiL
he wr
• ; ‘ arr R ro xe tfk was President
e
'
td emperors ar.d
b’M*, Û.' r • -v-Her» »mt stateraea,
K *:.'/4 ” .
explorer« rud nat-
bfs : ts. ’
i?. the '"Jes those
a;
x« i
the ..tiers
« '■•en
ior years with
ùù correspodJeola.
The r », z.?ort--.t of these Utters are
s a w ap^i^ring serially in
Sc.ióx. x r s Magazine
Hallowe’en Caps
Made of the same
r u s t - re s is tin g
ARMCO IRON
used in the build
ing of American
battleships. . . .
ju stm en t m ade.
Hallowe’en Masks
CANDLE SHADES a n d OTHER
NOVELTIES
PARTS ALWAYS
OBTAINABLE.
F o r Sale a t
Y o n r D e a le r
- w
ana $i.O9 aew te
K S MAGAZINE, Nes
. ior a year’s so S cript tea
ered and satisfacto rily ad
Poley’s Drug Store
FOLEY «& EIxHART, Druggists
Ashland Furniture Co.
92-94-96 North M ain
The delig h tfu l m odels a re on th e shelves and sam e of the
styles grace th e window. You will adm ire them , we know.
These hoots have every new and w orthy point of style.
, May we have th e pleasure of a call?
C. H .V A U PE L
Quality Store
68-72 E. Main St., Ashland.
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