ASHLAND DAnv TIDINGS
PAGI FOUR
y night.
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Dance
Local and Personal
the t
Gates
o supplies at
sale. C. E.
sell.
to Co., Medford.
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company
The Trigon ia
planning on the formal christen­
ing of its oil well at Fern’s val­
ley next Sunday, if the weather
permits. It is expected to have
a moving picture camera on the
scene to take pictures of the im­
mense crowd expected.
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Get .
newest
styles—
full me
rett.
best,
wool. Í
price t
Charles Hargadine re­
Mrs
word
yesterday of the
ceived
death of her uncle, John Detwi
1er, which had occurred in San
ta Monica, Calif., where he had
been spending the winter.
Detwiler had been a frequent vis­
itor in Ashland at the home of
his brother-in-law, John R. Ca­
sey, and had made many acquaint­
ances here who will learn of his
death with regret.
ts
$40.9
orkmanship, suits $1
ries, latest next to
t represents
$83.
Dyue
A $45.00
Tailor,
Exchange.
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he
aulserud & Bar-
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Mrs. E. V. Gard of Seattle, 2
former well known Ashland resi
Mr. and Mrs. $ S. Smith of dent, is visiting friends in Ash
stopped off land. She arrived last night.
Woodston, Kansas
here a few days this week on their
A Medford dealer is coming
way home from Southern Cali­
fornia where they had been next week to buy all my 9x12
spending the winter, and visited rugs. Procrastinators will there-
for a
and tore have to hurry if they wish
half the price
Mrs.
Latham
The guests to buy i rugs
were delighted with Ashland and they will have to pay later. The
compared it with Southern Cali- Bazaar.
fornia
much superior
They
Hilt, who has been em
expressed regret on leaving here.
ployed at Hilts, Calif., came home
Tirei
very low rices at the this morning to spend a few days
.
il 1?
big au
pply sale C. E. Gates here.
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Medford
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Danc
urday night.
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Much interest
being mani
tested in the sensational trial of
Earl Biegel, a student at the
Lark Evans up before the circuit
Oregon
Agricultural college, ar-
court, who is is charged with kid­
rived
last
night to spend the
napping and robbing W. G. White,
spring vacation with his mother,
a Grants Pass jitney man.
sister and brothers at their home
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Hem
yard. V
Vanity
• of
jotins,
A
-postage.
10c a
The
Tedford, Or. tt
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State Highway Engineer Her-
bert* Nunn, who recently made a
trip by automobile from Medford
to Salem, states that there is less
than five miles of bad roads on
the Pacifie highway over the en­
tire way. While Mr. Nunn would
not advise tourists they can make
the trip through in comfort, he
says the journey can be made
with comparative ease.
By fall
Mr. Nunn says, the entire road
will be improved and easily and |
quickly made passable. Already
many tourists are on the high­
way, according to Mr. Nunn.
Send
coting
give
tion.
arday night.
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en a jump of two cents all over
the northwest
i an
announcement
Cliff
bles.
center
Walker of
Gold
Hill came t
Ashland
Wednesday
• attend the Wait-
Newton wedding, and remained
over to visit at the home of Wil­
liam Myer for a brief time.
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Mrs. Nate Bates was called to
Oakland, Calif., by the serious-
illness of her sister, Mrs. Ed
Gibson.
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Under the auspices of Ashland
Post of the American Legion the
O. A. C. Band will give a concert
in the armory Wednesday even­
ing. March 2 I. This musical ag­
gregation is touring the state,
and in connection with the band
aré carrying a seven-piece jazz
orchestra which will play for the
dance
following
the concert
which will dedicate the new floor
the Post recently had put in th
armory.
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ss is tailoring and
we consit
nost import-
ant part
us give you
a real fl
& Barrett.
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Henry Harris Hail, nephew of
Mrs. B. R. Greer, left last night
for his home in Los Angeles,
Calif.
r Our
uits
t Bare
The mules
ne 98.
U
Sleep long hours with th
windows open.
“Play part of every morning
The family of A
Porter is
out
of doors.”
reported victims of the flu at
their home on Liberty street.
The outsing of the Von Kapp
revolutionists
has
no
means
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Sheperd and
Mr. and Mrs. Kale Shepherd are brought orde rout of chaos, to­
expected to start home from Los day’s dispatches indicated. Rad­
Angeles today, and will make the ical socialists and workmen have
taken advantage of their position
trip here in their automobile.
to demand a reorganization of
Miss Bessie Carpenter,
who the government, with the partic­
went to San Jose, Calif,, with her ipation of the laboring classes and
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. labor legislation before Ebert re­
Carpenter, will remain there un­ sumes his office in Berlin.
Noske is already reported to
til the school is closed. She has
been taking a course in kinder­ control the Berlin troops, the dis­
said.
Another dispatch
garten work at the normal school patch
in that city.
said Noske had resigned.
It is easier to
ruin a good com­
plexion than it is
to remedy defects
and
improve a
complexion
that
is not good. Of­
PRISCILLA
ten ono applica-
MAN
tion of an injurious cosmetic or
the mis-use of one’s face in at-
tempting
conform to vague
and misleading directions given
by some unqualified person will
produce
disfigurement that
years will not remove.
A good treatment for a thick,
muddy skin that needs softening
and stimulation is to bathe it
occasionally with very hot water
in which a spoonful each of borax
and powdered pumice has been
stirred. When the face has been
well steamed and bathed in this
solution, dry with a soft .cloth.
then massage with cold cream
Allow the cream
remain on
the face about ten minutes be-
fore applying cold water. Use ice
water, if possible,’ or even a piece
of ice. Do not rub the face. The
cold plunge is merely to close the
pores. Those who try this meth­
od once or twice a week will be
surprised at the improvement it
will make both in the texture and
appearance of the skin.
Great care should be taken in
the selection of face powder. The
cost of the powder and the elab­
orate box in which it is packed
The Social Realm
Quiet Wedding Last Night
The marriage of Miss Lala Bon­
nis Jennings and Alfred G. Moss
two popular young people of Ash
land, was solemnized
the
Methodist church last evening,
Rev. Charles A.
Edwards per-
forming the ring ceremony. The
young people were attended by
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Pace of Med-
tord. The young couple have
many friends in this city who will
be interested in this event
The
bride
the
attractive young
daughter of Mr and Mrs
Jennings, and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A Moss,
He is an ex-service man
id has
many friends who extend best
wishes to him and his bride.
Breaks
nothing, sives
relief il
Hyomei
old in
quicker
b than
e spot
¡ros
are no guarantee of its excellence.
From sad experience I have al­
most come to expect the contrary.
There are exceptions, it is true,
but they are only apt to prove
the general rule.
Some face powders seem to dry
up and absorb the natural oil
of the skin to such an extent that
looks
and
seamy,
even
though smooth to the touch. Oth
ers are
they appear like a paste. Each
Individu: 1 should select the pow­
der best suited to her skin.
A
powder that is unpleasantly no­
ticeable on one woman’s face
may not be visible on that of
another, The varying shades of
brunette powders now obtainable
make it possible to suit almost
ny complexion
furnished
Shook bld.
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FOR SALE—Shetland pony, hai
ness and buggy. 440 Palm St
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WANTED—Dishwasher; $70 and
board to start. Man preferred.
Box 3X, care Tidings.
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Water
The campaign
the city to
catch speeders violating the citv
beginning
bear
ordinance
fruit. Automobiles are seen trav­
eling over the restricted districts
at a snail's pace compared with
locomotion
the usual mode
some of the autemobilists were ac­
customed to go, and pedestrians
are commencing to breathe more
freely when attempting to cross
the streets at certain points. A
number were gathered in by the
speed cops yesterday, and after n
visit at the police judge’s office
came away with the lesson firm-
acLean
AND
ORIS
What’s Yo
Boys
OR
ouglas
lusband Doing?
:away on business.” -
He had been “
But when wifi
ated into “Honeysuckle
ile bu siness of her own—
Ye gods
at a ni
Another side-splitting laugh hit bythe stars of
nty-three and a Half Hours’Leave
Keep
Months to One
Your li s are laying well now.
eap. Just the time of
Eggs are
year to put down eggs for next
winter when prices are high, 25c
a quart; $1 a gallon.
That is what tie makers of Dubbelbilt Clothes guar
antee
mon
suit will be repaired free.
Specially reinforced at every point of strain and wear,
Stylish, as well as sturdy
Notice
especially,
the
handsome fabrics.
$14.75—$16.75—$18.75—
and upwards to $25
Others at $10.
MODEL CLOTHING CO
Next Door E. 1st Nat’l Bank
Medford, Oregon
P oley s D rug S tore
ELHART,
Druggists
White Silver Skin
Yellow Danvar
Onion Sets
There Are Many
Things Upon Our
Shelv
Blue Bantam
sometime
Peas
von
In Bulk
On the Same. Bill
rest
HOLMES
GROCERY
CLEANING UP
Hardware
Some Comedy
A Dollar Starts an Account
If Eats, is Your Trouble Repor
STATE BANK OF ASHLAND
Them to Me.
Diamond Chick F ood
I N N
VICTOR KNOTT, Prop.
OUR SPECIALTY
T-Bone
SAVES LITTLE CHICKS and
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50c
207 East Main St., Oshland, Orc.
Always Open for the Hungry
SIMPSON’S HARDWARE
37-39 NORTH MAIN STREET
helps them to grow int
g, strong, healthy birds.
@ A clean, wholeseme, jfR ural food—no dust—no waste,
Keeps the chicks healthy and makes them grow fast.
Birthday Party
The home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
V. Wright on Lincoln street was
the scene of festivity last Sat­
urday afternoon when nine little
girls congregated
celebrate
the ninth birtnday of their daugh-
ter Vera, The afternoon was
spent in indoor
games on ac-
count of the rainy weather out-
side. A number of nice presents
including dishes
handker
chiefs and ribbons was presented
to the little hostess.
At 4 o’clock they departed al)
seeming to have had a splendid
time. Those present were: Mil­
dred Moss, Mariam Homewood,
Esther Spencer, Hazel Walters,
Aileen Inlow, Dorothy
Wertz
Dorothy Wilgus
Gertrude No-
Vera Wright Bert Wright
and little Harriet Jean Webe
BURGLARS KNOW
or curióme anyTi rade Mar\ on Eoery Original Package
BETTER
than to tamper with a
Vault protected by the
Electric Burglar Alarm
System. Our Vault has
this protection. Safe'De-
posit Boxes for rent, $2.50
and up per year.
NOTICE !
OUR
On and After April 1st
Thorongibred
Poultry
and Eggs
Old
Chicks
BÚCKEYE” Incubators and COLONY Brooder Stoves
ALL WOOD
Will Be
A0 ON SAVINGS
-T/o I DEPOSITS
Visit the Hat Shop
• The Standard
which all Cloth
Values are Judt
BALCONY
Good Buys
of ini
most I
clothe
FOR RENT
flat. Call
Clothes
Al St. John
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Friday-Saturday
On Savings
^CITIZENS g
• BANK V
OFASHLAND
ly fixed in their minds that the
way of the transgressor of the
speed law
expensive.
Those
who were fined during the past
24 hours were Francis Winter, N.
Halifall
Beaver and A
Green.
POLEY &
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all-wool
buying.
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During his recent visit to Jack
son county Herbert Nunn, state
highway engineer, gave little en­
couragement that any permanent
improvement will be made on the
Crater Lake road between Med­
ford and Prospect in time for the
coming season's tourist travel.
However, he left the consoling
news that
temporary improve-
ments will be made. The high-
way commission has promised to
furnish the county with a motor
truck and tank on condition that
the county keep the road sprink­
led six miles front Prospect to­
ward Medford.
six hod
“Eat some vegetable dish every
day (spinich or other greens fre-
quently.)
“Eat cereal with milk
breakfast.
“Drink milk
cocoa never
tea or coffee.
“Learn to like whole wheat and
oatmeal bread.
“Drink at least four glasses of
water every day (one glass be-
fore breakfast.”)
All of these rules have to do
with the diet, so five other rules
called “health rules” are includ­
ed in the game. They are:
“A full bath oftener than once
week.
“Brush teeth at least once every
Care of the
Complexion
store,
Dance
Look g
values h
Paulseru
Health rules have been formu­
lated by the extension service of
the Connecticut agricultural col­
lege in the form of a game for
children.
It is called “Guides* to health,
growth and strength of school
children,” and its rules are print-
ed on a card that may be hung
on the wall of the child’s room
at home.
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It is certain to develop boys
and girls into .strong men and
women if rigidly followed.
Here are the rules:
“Drink at least one pint of milk
every day.
“Eat fresh or dried fruit everv
by Priscilla Dean
r hemstitching and pi
the
ferait Shop,
Pennsylvania led the nation in
Mrs. George Yates of the cleri­
Ore
(mail orders cal force of Ferguson’s drygoods 1919 in the total
mileage of
ireful atten-
was a Medford visitor yes- contracts for road construction.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Helfrich
of Rogue River were guests yes­
terday visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.
V. -Wright
Our b
W
Have
plow your
HEALTH RULES
FOR CHILDREN
Friday, March 19, 1920
rn Label is outer evidence
worth— it represents the
A Few Sacks of Good Potatoes
$6.00 per hundred
erous measure of actual
alue your money can buy.
Fresh, Sweet, Redland Oranges for Friday and Saturday
will find it only in clothes Born-
1 to individual measure — we sell
Our goods are in easy reach and prices are the lowest
Paulserud & Barrett
Our H ison for naking all wood Cash to all of our
CUS pmers ,nd frie s is not due so much to loss in ac-
COU Its but to the— ya expense in bookkeeping and col-
pal are commodities which sell only
lecting..
nvnities.. We believe that after our
for cash in
trade become accu omed to the cash basis on wood, it
satisfactory to every one.
Will prove m
This doe
I mean we will not be glad to accomodata
yOU and. give y • a reasonable credit on lumber, but for
wood it 1 eans cash.
In b ying wood, please pay at the office or have a
check or cash ready for the teamsters when they call
Ask for a receipted bill but DON’T ASK FOR CREDIT
FOR WOOD.
We
n
WE DELIVER
-
(Resident Bom Dtahgry
Absolutely Cash
You do your own choosing.
join the crowds and trade at
Stearn s Self Service Store
7 NORTH MAIN STREET
In the Heart of Town