ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
PAGE TWO
and with songs and instrumental
selections characteristic and illus-
trative of the various perjods and
styles of music. It will also in-
elude a study of the orchestral
instruments to the end that the
student may be able-to distinguish
the instruments when heard sep-
arately or in combination.
An attractive feature of the
Summer School activities will be
the children’s chorus open to
children of all ages and the adult
chorus in which are to be en-
rolled
can sing. In
rllad anyone
enyene who
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this project the people of Ash-
land and Medford are to be unit­
ed and the combined forces will
at the close of the Summer School
pi esent an
evening’s
program
with four soloists in addition.
YEARLY CONTRACTS
In the choruses and In the en-
27 12 c.
work of the Ashland Sum-
. .25c.
met School the necessarily vital
. .20c.
Every other day....................
20c..
.
and enthusiastic cooperation of
the people of Ashland is most
. earnestly solicited. If the citizens
month, each line, each time, 7c
Under the direction of Profes- of this town show this year that
The funeral services of Mrs.
To run every issue
tor one
sor Leland A. Coon of the Uni- they are thoroughly interested in
month or more, each line each Nannie L. Cordell were held in
undertaking
5c the home of her daughter, Mrs. versity of Oregon plans are rap- the future of Ahis
time
Classified Column—
Victor Mills Saturday June 26 idly reaching a state of compe- and that they are heartily in sym-
One cent the word each time
anela
Rpv c p Koehler tion for the Ashland Summer pathy with its purposes the school
To run every issue
for one
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U School which is to be in session will another year be on a more
month or more, Y€ the word pastor of the local Presbyterian 2°h°0 “nc" is to ne in sessioni
substantial basis and will most
each time.
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church. The remains were buried for six weeks commencing July
I Classes will be held in Chautauqua.
Card of Thanks, $1.00.
| in the Ashland cemetery.
Obituaries, 21 cents the line
Mrs. Cordell was born Novem-Memorial hall and the Chautau-
ber 18, 1863, on a farm near Har- qi a auditorium, while the physical]
Advertising for
tor
fra ern
rodsbure Kv
This farm proved education work will as far as pos-
ders or societies charging a reg- »ousourg, —7*
inis iarm
1
ular initiation fee and dues, no I a quiet retreat during the war and sible be given out of doors.
discount.
Religious and benev-here her childhood and youth
Private instruction is to be of-
oient outers will be, charegd the were spent in quiet contentment! fered in piano, violin, and voice
regular rate for all advertising
.
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Her I under
the best instructors obtain-
happiness.
when an admission or other charge and unalloyed
In the class work will be
is made.
earlier married life also was most abe.
Later the malady took presented harmony, theory, sol-
a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Coch- make happy all with whom she
ran, of Ashland, and while the came into contact. She stored her
Established 1876
young man has not lived in Ash mind with the choicest gems of
Published Every Evening Except land the musical ability of his literature and consequently her '
THE asu undy PRINTING CO. father, who is a member of one conversation
-------- — was rich with whole-
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_______ of the leading male quartets of some ideas.
Though not long a resident of
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY this city, is sufficient recommen-
PAPER.
dation to give Mr. Cochran Jr. a Ashland, she yet mede many
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friends here many of whom were
fine welcome.
strong
fea-
-present
at the funeral services to
Subscription—Delivered in City.
Beside these two
One Month, Delivered.... $ .50 tures a male quartet will also fur- show their appreciation of her
.15
One Week
nish music at the meeting. This worth.
By 3iaii
Mail —ouisiue
Outside ot
of City
isy
"it,
,
3
g — FIs— e...
A very interesting feature of
on
v... bv mail
$5 00 is composed of P. Schmidt, first
Six Months by mail :.......... 2.75 tenor; J. Willems, second tenor; the occasion was the reading of a
Three Months by mail.... 1.50 A. Willems, baritone; P. Eitzen, poem composed by Mrs. • Cordell
eel
No out of town subscriptions bass. This company comes high- entitled “Mothers’ Day,” which
taken for less than three months, ly recommended, and should be was written to a friend who had
ADVERTISING RATES
drawing card sufficient to fill the lost a mother and in cominera-
oration of the first Mothers’ Day. |
Display Advertising—
' auditorium.
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Single insertion, each inch. 30c
Ashland d Tidings
"gMRS. CORDELL LAID PLANS READY FOR
pre # TO RESI SATURDAY SOMMER SCHOOL
Fraternal Orders and Societies,
The Tidings has a greater cir-1
culation in Ashland and its trade
territory, than all other news-
papers combined.
Entered at the 41
Postoffice as Seco
Matter
WHERE TO
happy.
possession of her which proved teggio (sight singing), musical
incurable and resulted in untold i analysis, music history and ap-
suffering up to the time of her preciation, this latter course being
death.
illustrated with Victrola records
Oregon
Though handicapped seriously!
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3S Mail
in this manner she yet served her
generation well.. She had the hap­
py faculty of remembering in her 1
ministrations such as are general­
ly overlooked, and she sought to I
LITHIA DRINKERS
LONG “LIVERS"
‘ Here’s the water to make peo-
long," one Shriner was
pie li
remark to another last |
hear
lay night when the special
Sa
tra 5 were passing through Ash-1
land, and members of the visitors!
to Portland stopped at the lithia
fountain at the station to drink
of the life-giving waters there.
"Honestly," the stranger sol- [
emnly went on. “I’ve heard it said
people tn Ashland who drink this
water live to be 106 years of age,
and then they have to take out
their livers and kill them.”
It was an awe-struck bunch of
Shriners who continued on their
journey away from Ashland.
On Savings Accounts
4%
Tea and Coffee
are Harmful
to children, and
frequently disi urb-
ing to grown-ups.
Tuesday, June 29,
probably
receive
recognition
from the educational institutions
of the state.
At a meeting of the |
auxiliary held last evening a com-
mittee consisting of Miss Hicks,
Mrs. Henry Provost, Mrs. Charles
H Pierce, Mrs. Fred Wagner, and
Mrs. Nate Bates was appointed to
assist in presenting the Summer
School to the public. Come, res-1
idents of Ashland, show your col­
ors!
A-llilill/'i"
17.
The Tavern Cafe '
207 East Main
The Best Meals and Short
Orders to Be Found in
Ashland.
Open from 5 a. m. to 11 p. ru.
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ISAAC CRISP, PROP.
GET WISE TO
The Simplicity of a
11 hy suffer the discomforts and
embarrassments of a Goitre?
O. G. C. preparation for goitre has bene­
fited many.
Why pay several hundred dollars for an
operation to remove a goitre when O.G.C.
can be obtained for such a comparatively
small expenditure 7
1 O.G.C. when properly applied gives satis-
I factory results, or your money will be
refunded. O.G.C. is sold direct, by mail
only. Write for booklet.
Address Dept. 6
IS
O.Q.C. CHEMICAL COMPANY
A Maxwell is a simple car.
Its engine, axles, clutch,
transmission and gears are
the utmost in simplicity,
which is the goal of scien­
tific engineering.
Special steels have made
this possible. They are steels
made to Maxwell’s own for­
mulae, the result of thou­
sands of tests and years of
analysis.
These steels give a Maxwell
the remarkable combination
of extra strength and light­
ness in weight.
In this way complicated
construction has been
avoided. Simple design has
naturally followed and to
this simplicity rare strength
Seattle, Washington
NELDA
CAFE
CITIZENS
BANK
OFASHLAND
Under New Management.
Interest
Elks Block
Phone 84
A Dollar Starts an Account
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday.
STATE BANK OF ASHLAND
ARE YOU SAVING
FOR A HOME?
1
RMMniyiiiMiniiiiu^
INSTANT
POSTUM
Ready to Brighten
You Up
is healthful for
young and old
Postum contains
no caffeina
Conqueror
There are many advan­
tages of having a home
of your own. The soon­
er you begin to save for
this purpose, the nearer
you will be to greater .
happiness and success.
Start a fund for a home
HATS
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A party of young evangelists |
from the Bible Institute of Los
Angeles will be in. Ashland next
Sunday, July 4, and will have
charge of the evening’s program
in the Chautauqua building. This
part of the Sunday program of
the celebration promises to be a
big feature,' and one that is at­
tracting much interest throughout
the valley. M. H. Reynolds, the
evangelist, is a speaker of note
and will deliver the address of the
evening.
Accompanying him is
Earl Cochran, a prominent singer
of the institute. Mr. Cochran is
impart
feeling.
GHEDEN
• TOOLS
AU (N SAVINGS
New Neckwear.
1
New Suits.
Spring Underwear.
NEW
SHIPMENT
of Garden Tools has arrived.
Good tools are esential to good
results—in garden or field.
MITCHELL'S
FOR MEN’S WEAR
Provost Brothers
BY THE POSTOFFICE
I
I
HARDWARE
LOOK
As sure as you
are a foot high
The
poet
said:
"What
is so rare as a day in June?
Then, if ever, come perfect
days.’
The perfect days of June are
favorable days for painting.
No scorching sun to blister
the paint, small chance of rain
to hinder the work.
Yes, June is the best month
of the year. So why not call
us up and make a date for
June? We shall be glad to ad-
vise you in regard to selection
of colors. PAINT UP.
TOO
Death only a matter of short time.
Don't wait until pains and aches
become incurable diseases. Avoid
painful consequences by taking
GOLD MEDAL
CAPSULES
The world’s standard remedy for kidney,
iver, bladder and uric acid troubles—the
National Remedy of Holland since 1696.
Guaranteed. Three sizes, all druggists.
weight in metals used, and
a design that obviously is
anything but simple.
In a Maxwell this simplic­
ity has made the car easier
to build, and it therefore is
better built, easier to drive,
and easier to care for.
That this should win
friends for Maxwell is al­
most too obvious to call at­
tention to.
Nearly 400,000 persons
now drive a Maxwell,which is
a very definite endorsement
i -F/o I DEPOSITS
New Shirts.
IN
Vaupel’s
Shoe Window
TAKE A TIP ABOUT
HOUSE PAINTING
FROM A POET
THE PAINT MAN
Strains, twists, thrusts,
shocks and blows are pro­
tected against in many other
that
well-dressed
New Spring styles.
you will like this Camel Turkish
and Domestic
blend!
Dickerson
has been added by the use
LITHIA AUTOMOBILE CO..
AUTOMOTIVE SHOP, ASHLAND
A W. WALKER AUTO CO., MEDFORD
and CAPS
EVANGELISTS TO
BE ATTRACTION
Due to Special Steels
FOR SPECIAL VALUES ON
Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday
CIGARETTES
OU never got such cigarette­
contentment as Camels hand
you. Camels quality and expert
blend of choice Turkish and choice
‘Domestic Tobaccos make this
goodness possible—and make you
prefer this Camel blendtoeither
kind of tobacco smokedstrai^ht!
Camels are sold everywhere tn
scientifically sealed packages
of 20 ci¿arettas for 20 cents;
orten packa£es(2O0 cigarettes)
in a glassine-paper covered car­
ton. We strongly teco nmend
this carton for the home or of­
fice supply or when you travel.
Y
* "
0j07o
R. J. REYNOLDS.
TOBACCO CO.
Winston-Salem. N
c
Every Pair a Bargain
cAME
£
Camels mellow-mildness is a
revelation! Smoke them with
freedom without tiring your taste !
They leave no unpleasant ciga-
retty aftertaste nor unpleasant
cigaretty odor !
Give Camels every test—then
compare them puff-for-puff with
any cigarette in the world !
TURKISH G DOMESTIC
BLEND
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