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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS.
R eturns io Orland, Calif.-—
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
num ber of years previous, which is
Bentley R. K ingsbury returned
certainly a good record for the m id
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6. — dle of the summer. Come and see
yesterday to his home in Orland.
Calif. Mr. K insgburv expects to re Following are current m arket prices for yourself.
Local and Personal
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turn later in the season to spend a on poultry products:
! Morning worship at 11 o’clock.
. Side Lights____________—
portion of his tim e with his moiher, ' Bggs, 48.
1 Fellowship luncheon and monthly
Hens. 24@ 26.
Mrs. C. L. Kingsbury.
business meeting following.
Broilers, 32 @36.
C hristian Endeavor at 7:15. Alma
Baby Injured in A uto W reck—
I V isitin g G randfather—
All wool suits at $25 and up, at
Short
is leader. Our young people
Emogene Ehorn, 2, daughter of
Miss E dith Messenger is visiting Orres.
See the special values a t
are happy and busy, even if it is
Mrs. Joe Ehorn, suffered a broken her grandfather, John Pray tor. 415 $32.00. They can ’t be beat. 284-if
summer.
leg Tuesday afternoon when the e ar!G ran ite street.
Evening worship at 8. There were
in which shn was riding with Mrs.
1 Spend Sum m er at M yrtle Creek—
five
added to the church member
Ehorn, Mr and Mrs. J. E. H arris
P ure pasteunzeû milk, 10c thej
Mr. and Mrs. C. H Gillett are
ship last Sunday, making a total of
and two children, and N. Morgan, a quart at Rose Bros.
243-tf! spending the sum m er at Myrtle Creek
th irty added in the past two months.
B
aptist
Church
party en route for C rater Lake, ran
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where Mr. G illette is employed as
Sunday
school
at
9:45
a.
rn.
Pastor and people are having a splen
over an eight foot em bankm ent o n : Form er Residents Visit—
inspector for the highway. Mr. and
Morning worship and sermon at did fellowship and preparing for a
the Van Fossen road, fifty-sezen
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Gorham, for- Mrs, T. R. Norris are stopping at
11 a. m!
big work. Come and help.
rniles from here. The entire party merly well known Ashland residents, th e G illette residence on High street.
B.
Y.
P.
U.
service,
7
p.
m.
was pinned under the overturned ■ are visitors in the city from Beaver-
Evening worship and sermon at F irst Church o f Christ, S cien tist
See our Fall Suitings of pure Vir
car. J. A. Fleener, brother of Mrs. ton. Mr. and Mrs. Gorham motored
Pioneer Avenue, South
27ft-tf 8 p. m.
H arris, brought the party back to from the northern city and will m akf gin Wool. Paulserud’s.
Sunday
services a t 11 o’clock. Sub
Rev. Charles E. Dunham, pastor
Ashland. The baby was taken to a num erous side trips out of the city
of th e B aptist church of Eugene, one ject of lesson sermon, “Spirit.”
local hospital for attention and Is to C rater Lake. Lake of the Woods Leave for E astern Oregon—
Sunday school at 10 o ’clock.
Dr. W. E. Buchanan and son Ed of our strongest churches in Oregon,
reported as recovering from her in and other points of interest.
W
ednesday evening m eeting at 8
gar, in company with F ran k Swingle will preach m orning and evening
juries. Defective steering rod con-!
o’clock.
nectlons are said to be the cause of! H. R. Adams for plumbing, heating and son A rtro, will leave tomorrow
Reading room open noni 2 to 5
P resbyterian Church
the accident.
and gas fitting. Repairing a speci on a m otoring and camping trip to
p.
m. daily, except Sundays and holi
A. 'F . Koehler, P astor
alty. 248 Fifth St. Phone 166-J. points in eastern Oregon, where Dr.
days.
Subject for the morning sermon,
Buchanan will attend to some busi
What is a vacation w ithout mu-
“
The
Lord the Shepherd.”
ness m atters. They will bo gone
alc? Buy a small Victrola and take R eturn to K lam ath F alls__
M ethodist Episcopal Church
Subject for th e evening, “Safety
about two weeks.
It along. Rose Bros.
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Levi Stevens, who was called from
Cor. N. Main and Laurel Sts.
F irst.”
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Klam ath Falls the first of the week
Sunday
school, 9:45 a. m
Dr.
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m-.
Boys Raid F ish, Park latke—
On account of the death of his wife’s E sp ee A ttorn ey V isits—
G.
W.
Qregg,
superintendent.
Ju n io r C. E., 5 p. m.
W illiam F. H errin, chief attorney
Several fish were taken from the m other, Mrs. M. L. Johnson, returned
Morning service, 11 a. in. Ser-
Senior C. E., 7 p m.
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lake in L ithia P ark by small boys fto K lam ath Falls today, accompanied for the Southern Pacific company,
mon by the pastor.
Services, 8 p. m.
recently while the lake was being! by his wife and daughter for a visit with headquarters a t San Francisco,
Epw orth League, 6.45 p. m T C.
P ray er meeting, W ednesday 7:30
was an Ashland visitor Thursday,
cleaned out. states G. S. Butler, park! i.r.TJ September 1.
Wilson,
president.
with his brother, Edw ard W. H er p. m.
commissioner, who issued a warning
Evening service, 8 p. in. Sermon
rin, H ammonton, Calif. Both men
against fu rth er depredations of a Get Your H unting O utfit Now—
by
pastor.
Catholic Church
like nature. Rainbow, steelhead and
And save money. Elkhorn Gun were pleased with A shland, and ex
Charles A. Edwards. Minister.
Mass Sunday m orning at 7:30 and
eastern brook trout are numerous. Store. 81 Oak street.
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able to spend a longer vacation here.
The sluggish carp w ete the chief vic
First Congregational Church
'Nevada V isitor—
tims of the small boys’ raid.
Boulevard and Main Street
C hristian Church
W alter Ross and son and Alvan Take P o ssessio n o f N ew H o r n e -
Sunday
school, 9 45 a ni. Mr.
Bible school a t 10 o’clock. The
Ju st received the new Bruner Anderson, of Tonopah. Nev., are vis
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Storm mozed
H.
C.
Galev,
superintendent. Classes
Woolen Company’s line of fall and iting a t the home of Mr. Ross’ fath this week into th e ir fine new home school is not suffering from the for all grades and ages.
w inter samples. Cal! in and see er, F rank Ross, and sister, Mrs. T. on H illcrest street. This home is “ sum m er slum p,” bu t is growing
Morning service, 11 a. m. Sub
them. Cleaning and repairing done E. Hadfield. They were accompanied one of the many recent substantial steadily. There was a larg er num ject, “Glorification through D eath.”
b er present last Sunday than for a
on short notice. K. Nelson. Hotel on a camping trip to the coast by additions to the city. -
Christian Endeavor, 7 p. in. Topic.
Austin Bldg.
273-tf Mrs. Hadfield and Edw ard Hadfield
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
“Thy Will be Done,” TI. With My
The W. C. T. U. will hold a meet
red family. They w ent by way of
Pleasures. Matt. 6:7-15 (Consecra
R em odeling H o m e -
Roseburg to Bandon and returned ing at the Library Tuesday a fte r YOU W ILL HAVE TO. HURRY if tion
m eeting).
Marie Prescott,
you get the “ goat” advertised yes
Will Mitchell is remodeling the by way of Marshfield and on the noon, 2:30 o’clock. All m em bers
leader.
terday. R. D. Sanford, 399 Beach
A lnutt residence property on upper ferry boat twenty* miles up the b e a i- requested to atten d as th ere is/ftn -
Evening service. 8 p. in. Subject,
stre et, Ashland.
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G ranite street, with the implied in tifu l Coos river to A lleghanej. thee portant business to be transacted.
“The Mastery of E nvironm ent.-’
tention of disposing of his Bush by the Gold and Silver falls, through
286-2 ASHLAND HEALTHATORIUM— Dr.
A cordial welcome aw aits you at
street home and removing to the the m ountains to Drain on the P a
E. B. Angell, Chiropractic, Elec all these services. Com« i«q wor
trical T reatm ents, Mineral and
G ranite street location.
cific highway.
R eturn from H ornbrook—
Vit-o-Net Baths.
F irst National ship with us.
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Mr.
and
^Mrs.
O.
Booth
and
son
'Bank
Building.
Phone
48.
Yeo insures automobiles against
1
will
be
a
t
Lake
of
th
e
W
oods|
have
returned
to
Ashland
a
fte
r
accident. Phone 274-J.
building cottages for the next ten spending several m onths in Horn- LOST— “ Love b ird ,” green breast,
m ottled back, bill sim ilar to a p ar
days. Anyone interested, phone Mr. brook w here Mrs. Booth was em
Greer Fam ily H as V isitor—
ro t’s. Mrs. E. M. W allin, 174
Mrs. Allie Rhodes and
J. S. Mann, one of the leading Peck, fire and game w arden at Lake ployed.
Church street.
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m erchants of W infield. Kans.. and of the Woods. J. D. Beeson. 282-tf daughter Dorothy retu rn ec^w lth th e
FOR RENT— 3 room
furnished
Booths a fte r a visit with them a t
BEAUTY
an old friend of the Greer family,
partm ent. A dults only. Inquire
T ou rists V isit V alley V iew —
H
ornbrook.
spent yesterday In Ashland.
M
166 H argadine St., or phone 264-
CO M PACTS
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Piercy and
Y.
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and Mrs. Mann have just returned
from a trip to C ra ter- Lake, Pelican party, num bering half a dozen to u r PARCEL POST R A T E S
WANTED— Good milch cow; also
Bay and Lake of the Woods, and ists, have been visiting in the Valley
good alfalfa hay.
R. Scheider-
MAY B E IN C R EA SED IF
The Piercy
eiter, R. F. D, 1, box 173. 286-2*
were much impressed with Southern View neighborhood.
DEFICIT IS PROVED
Oregon scenery. Mr. Mann has oc family have ranch holdings in the
WANTED— Good gentle horse, h ar
cupied the same business room in Rogue River orchard tract, their
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 6.—
ness and one-horse farm wagon.
Winfield, Kans., for thirty-five years. home being a t Napa. Calif. Mr. Piercy If investigations show th a t parcel
R. Scheidereiter, R. F. D. 1, box
Is superintendent of an im portant
173.
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post rateR caused th e deficit of $70,-
Cliff Payne makes Porch Swings. departm ent a t the Mare Island navy 000,000 in postal revenue. Post
FOR SALE— Ford roadster in good
yard. The trip north combines busi
condition. No. 6 Allen a p rtm /n ts.
m aster G eneral Hays told th e U nit
Rev. Hoyt at W alla W a l l a -
ness with pleasure.
Four of the
It-*
ed Press today th a t parcel post rates
W ord comes from Rev. J. W. party have returned to California,
m ust be increased. Hays said th e
Hoyt and family th a t they are pleas but Mrs. Piercy and daughter re
antly located in their new home in m ain in this vicinity until a fte r the business of th e postoffice departm ent
had fallen off since April, and th a t
W alla W alla, Wash. John Hoyt Jr., apple picking season, and are cam p
who graduated from Ashland high ing in an ideal spot amid Valley the parcel post should be self-sup
porting. A rigid system of economy
this summer, has the honor scholar View’s orchard surroundings.
is
being instituted.
ship to enter W hitman coliege at
Ashland News in Paragraphs
ontee
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Bran Bread
W alla W alla this fall.
For C rater Lake or other trips,
see De W itt Taxi. Phone 140. 268-lm NO TA X E S R E P E A L E D
We specialize on fancy brick ice
cream. Rose Bros.
264tf W ill Ijoeate H ere—
Mrs. E. Clevenger is a recent a r
rival from D unsm uir. Calif., and Is
New M in ister Arrives—
Rev. Mr. Hewlet, who succeeds looking for a house here with the
Rev. J. W. Hoyt as Sabbath school intention of locating.
missionary of the presbytery of
Ju st insurance, th a t’s all. Yeo,
southern Oregon, has arrived and
will take up the work at once. Rev. of course.
Hewlet Is looking for a house, as his
P ic n ic Ground I s P opular—
family will soon follow.
The picnic ground in Lithia Park
Sweet Cider, made fresh every was jammed to capacity yesterday
day. 40 cents gallon, Call and get evening with local and nearby city
it
Phone 9 -F -ll.
picnickers. The warm sum m er even
ings make the park a popular ren
Just One Surprise a fter A n oth er—
dezvous for num erous clubs and
The King’s D aughters surprised church organizations. A party of
themselves last evening with a su r twelve young women who have
prise party
at the Presbyterian formed a club w ithout title except
church. Each member surprised the for th e nomen of “ business girls,”
rest with some new game, and from had a “ royal tim e” at the picnic
the opening of the surprise box by ground yesterday evening. A. B.
Misses T rott and Reames, to th e egg Cornell and family. Mr. ano Mrs.
shell race, a surprisingly gay tim e W innie Crowson, both families of
was enjoyed, and a surprisingly large Medford, were picnic enthusiasts.
and varied array of eatables was Mr. and Mrs. Jam es E. Angwin and
consumed in the surprise spread th a t party of this city spread th eir lur.hes
followed. To carry out the idea in th e park last evening.
completely, the class surprised Mrs.
Koehler, the teacher, with a beauti
Orres is back on the job and is
ful framed picture of C rater Lake, showing some very fine woolen at
as a birthday present. All th e girls the new fall prices.
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declared thia the best class party
of the year, and the teacher is sure W ill L eave for P o r t l a n d -
Mrs. S. R. Je te r will leave Monday
she has the best class in the Sunday
for an extended visit at Portland and
school.
o th er northern points.
Cool off in Rose Bros’ ice cream
Orres cleans anti remodels clothes.
parlor where quality Ice cream s and
sherbets are served.
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V acationers a t P elican R a y -
R eturn from Crater Ia»ko—
Rev. Charles A. Edwards and son
John, accompanied by Henry Elmore
and son John Henry, intend leaving
by auto for Pelican Bay Monday
morning, w here they will spend a
w eek’s vacation.
Mrs. W. G. Curry, the Misses Lucy
and Florence NIver, Mrs. A. N. Em
igh, son and daughter returned from
th eir outing trip to C rater Lake
They report a very enjoyable time.
Special for Saturday and Sunday
Gans And Fishing TMK1^>
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Butterscotch ice cream, 50 cents a
Elkhorn G as Store, 81 Oak street, j quart. Enders Confectionary Store.
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B F FO R JANUARY FIR ST
SAY HOUSE M EM BERS
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 6.—
Republican m em bers of th e house
ways and means com m ittee te n ta
tively stated th a t no taxes wo*uld be
repealed before Jan u ary 1, 1922, on
account of the needed revenue from
expeess profits and high su rtax lev
ies. This probably means th a t busi
ness firm s and w ealthy individuals
m ust pay during 1922 the taxes on
profits made in 1921.
Good Health
L IT H IA
ASH LAND.
BAKERY
OREGON
Face Powder
Jonteel in handy ca/(e
iorin. So much easier to carry
—doesn’t spill—so there’s no
waste. Fragrant, velvety pow
der th a t goes on smoothly and
sticks—not easily brushed or
blown off. T ints th at match
all complexions. In chic box,
complete w ith puff.
elightful
D
Can Strike
Washday From M c N a ir Bros*
The Calendar 2 2 #
Mm
U nquestionably it is the reek and
sm
ell; th e boiling and tubbing, and
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 6.—-
“ Don’t sell your goods until you get the sloshing of mussy water.
For while methods have been de
your price.” was the w arning mem
vised
for m aking the manueJ work
bers of the house and senate sent
o
f
washday
less, these o th er un
to farm ers throughout the country
p
le
asa
n
t
features
m ust ’•emain as
today as the result of th e senate’s
approval of the ad m in istratio n ’s long as washing is done in the home.
farm credits bill, counted to boost And the problems of help and laun
prices of all farm products. “ Hold1 dresses likewise rem ain.
Our laundry service is the one
your cotton for tw enty cents,” was
means
by which you can strik e wash
th e word sent to the cotton states.
W estern senators told th e ir constit day from your calendar. We un
uents to ask for higher prices and burden you of all th e objectionable
hold the surpluses until th e buyers features of washday in th e home.
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Moreover we give you leisure for
meet the prices asked. Senators pre
dicted today th a t th is move will give more agreeable household duties;
a much higher general average to leisure for more service to the chil
dren and to Friend H usband; leisure
th e ag ricu ltu ral m arket.
for the many im portant services th a t
are beckoning women everywhere.
ATTRACTIVE
You will tak e pride in th e snowi
ness of your linen, after we have
laundered it. You will find joy in
the fluffiness of towels, in th e re-
FA LL STYLES
frteshing cleanliness of everything.
and
Let us help you strike washday
FA LL PR IC ES
from your calendar. Telephone us
have arrived at
and our driver will call for your
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family bundle.
Fall Woolens
You are invited for a look
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER $1.25
5:30—8:00 P. M.
MENU
Fruit Cocktail
SOUP
Cream of Chicken ala S t. M am ie
( ’onsumme Princesse
RELISHES
GYeen Olives
Sweet Pickles
FISH
Boiled Salmon Hollandaise
Pommes Naturelle
CHOICE OF ENTREES
Chicken Fricasse Parisienne
Beef Tenderloin Bordelaise
Half Fried Spring Chicken, Velonte
Prime Ribs of Beef aus Jus
. VEGETABLES
Mashed Potatoes
Coni on Cob
SALAD
Lettuce and Tomatoes, Thousand Island Dressing
DESSERTS
Caramel Custard Pudding
Green Apple Pic
Old. Fashioned Strawberry Shortcake
Vanilla Ice Cream and Cake
Demi Tassc
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J. P. Dodge & Sons
B E S T P L A C E TO T R A D E
Dependable and reliable llousefuruisbers.
Everything in our line at lowest possible prices.
Our Fall stock of Rugs are now in.
E verything in our stock at reduced prices.
Call and look us over.
A U STAR BILL
W allace Reid
IN—
TO
DON’T SELL YO UR GOODS
W hat is it makes washday the
TILL YOU GET YOUR P R IC E ”
most wearisome of domestic ordeals?
SENATORS WARN FA RM ER S
Tailors for Men an d W om en
Hotel (Formerly
Ashland
Grill
Hotel Austin)
Ashland Laundry Co.
Phone 166.
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shows th a t the founda
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They created a surplus
and put it out at interest.
We can’t all be money
kings, but we can’t hope
to overcome fortune un
less we save.
Having a savings account
with THIS bank will op
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The critical public are invited to investi
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