Wedheáday, IhOembet «, i9 9 l
ASHLAND bAÍLt TîDtNGÂ
Visits Oregon for First Time—
Mrs. Ida M. Wadhams is visitiug
at the home of Mrs. Myra W. Homes,
south of Ashland. Mrs. Wadhams
MASONIC CALENDAR THIS WEEK Is a sister-in-law of Mrs. Homes and
Is enroute to San Diego, Calif.«
where she will spend the winter.
Malta commandery. Wednesday This Is her first visit to either Ore
gon or California, and so far, she
evening.
is
delighted.
Ashland lodge No. 23, Thursday
evening. Lunch at 6:30 followed by
All men’s, ladles,’ children’s win
program.
.
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ter
underwear on sale at closing out
All of the foregoing orders elect
prices at Ferguson’s.
officers for 1922.
Local and Personal
Not R elated—
Wesley Barnhill, of the U. S. Ma
rines, and O. H. Barnhill, Tidings
reporter, are trying to trace rela
tionship, but as yet have been un
successful, although both have rela
tives in Des Moines.
Husbands Root for Greatest Woman’s College
IF THE WORLD WENT DRY
F you aw oke som e m orning to find th ere w as no w ater, you
w ould call a plum ber. But sip p ose you found th ere w ere no
plum bers, and not a drop of w ater in th e world— what th en ?
Tou would realize that death had sq u atted on your doorstep.
Next to air, w ater is the m ost iiip cita n t thin g in life. And of
til the w orld’s work none is m ore im portant than th at of plum bing
The plum ber is a craftsm an, a business m an, a ^ scien tist.
He
practices th e scien ce of sanitation. T hat is, he cau ses w ater to
Tlow in to th e hom e and w aste t> How out. The w ater that oouies
in brings w ith it health, energy, happiness. The w aste th at goes
ou t takes w ith it poisons w hich breed death.
You see th e plum ber is m ore than a man in overalls who carries
a bag o f tools. He is the com m unity doctor who prom otes health
by preventing disease.
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The new million-dollar building of
the Woman’s Institute of Domes
tic Arts and Sciences, of Scran
ton, Pa., has just been dedicated:
The Institute teaches dressmak
ing, millinery and cookery, and,
with its record of contact with
more than a million women in all
parts of the -world, is the largest
woman’s college ;n existence.
From San Francisco—
Mrs| Gartner, of the Bazaar, has
returned from San Francisco where
she spent the past week in purchas
ing a fine assortment of merchan
dise.
JERRY O ’NEAL, Plumbing and Healing
P h on o l:W
Cliff Payne makes library tables.
Men’s fine initial handkerchief»:
Leave for C a lifo r n ia -
for 13 and 23 cents each at Fergu
Mrs. C. A. Allen, niece of J. M.
son’s closing out sale.
Rice with whom she has been mak
ing her home on Terrace street, left
Get your share of the many bar yesterday for San Bernadino, Calif.,
gains offered at Ferguson’s Closing- where she will visit her sister.
out Sale.
All "blankets and comforters at
Brought Sheep and Poultry—
closing-out prices. Ferguson is quit
Mrs. E. B. Lucas is here from
Sams valley with a sheep and poul ting business.
try exhibit at the fair. She is visit
Mid Winter C. E, Excursion—
ing this week with Mrs. Lulu Van-
The Presbyterian Christian En
Wegen.
deavor society met at the church
Gifts that are different and treas last evening for a mid-winter ex
ured for all time. The Bazaar, on cursion. Tickets gave a round trip
the Plaza.
82-1 to Sing valley, where some music
was enjoyed;
voyage to Alaska,
where
some
cold
hard facts were
Yes, the fixtures are sold and the
store room is rented to other parties. given in the form of the monthly
Ferguson is closing out; every thing business session; a trip to Josephine
caves where a real cave man recited
is for sale at closing-out prices.
“Jes* for Christmas;” an eastern
69tf trip where the passengers were tak
For pleating, see Orres.
en to see the sights, series of games.
Insurance Director Here—
Twenty minutes for refreshments,
J. W. Day, agency dircetor for the sent them flocking to the railroad
New York Life Insurance company lunch counter, then homeward way,
was a recent Ashland business visit enlivened by old songs and readings.
or. He was accompanied by Dr. A pleasant and profitable Journey.
Harrison and called on Fred S. En
ATTENTION, FISHERMEN
gle assistant cashier of the Citizens
Important meeting of everyone
bank and local agent for the insur
who has or has not fished, to be
ance company.
there Wednesday evening, city hall,
All men’s and boys’ mackinaws on 7:30 o’clock.
Tourist hotel project coming up
sale at closing-out prices at Fergu
later.
This fish meeting Wednesday
son’s Big Quitting Business Sale.
evening at 7:30 o'clock is important
We will deliver sixteen inch oak and belongs to our project. We must
for |4 .5 0 per tier in two-tier lots.— furnish sport for our tourists. Come
Carson-Fowler Lumber Co.
82-6 lend us your support.
Until Saturday 69c.
A SERIES— No. 2
Alter Saturday 62.00
Standard Self-Filling Fountain Pen
Four Days Sale in Order to Advertise
This Card Is Worth 61.31
TO YOU IF USED BEFORE SATURDAY
This ad and 69 cents will buy one of our Standard Self-Filling
Fountain Pens, Regular Price, $2.00.
BEFORE SATURDAY ONLY, 6»c EACH
All Pens Guaranteed One Year by the Factory
on Sal. at EAST SIDE PHARMACY
Drugs, Stationery and School Supplies
Ashland, Oregon
LAST TIME TONIGHT
Mr*. Mary Brooks Picken, Vice-President and Director of Instruction
of the Woman’s Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences,
of Scranton, Pa.
ALL th e h u sb an d s In the world
m anage to get out the sam e
I F could
night a n d form a H u sb a n d s’ Bene-
lo ta l an d P ro te c tiv e A ssociation—
And. If all th e m em bers of the Asso-
e ia tlo s could co n trive to hold back
•about, o. q u a rte r a w eek from th e ir pay
•nvclope.H to found a g re a t fu n d —
A nd. If th ey should m ake of th eir
¡fund. =». kind of P u litz e r F ou n d atio n or
¡N ob-i I ’cani Prize to rew ard annually
•the
single agency dedicated
to tb s r»H-f o‘ suffering am ong m ar-
The».-,
W o r ttn ’s In stitu te of Do-
uixe'le > ” •» '• J h iencea would win
rear
• - r v 'i'h o u t a dissenting
•*ote
O*
the ’m hgkiation begins to
«tri* Mi eeare w hez a tk e d to contem -
p 'a te «he » - '" ‘• s lln
any co n sid er
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men slipping
ed" l :
Elk»’ Ladles to Meet—
The Elks* ladles will meet
day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock
Elks* parlors.
Mesdames
Briggs and A. B. Shoudy will
hostesses.
Portraits
Studio.
that
pleas«.
Thurs
at the
A. C.
be the
th e hom e tie s long enough to organize.
And th e basis suggested for its finene-
ing is prooably Im practicable. Cu» In
case these th in g s w ere possible and
such an in-Tcdible association could
be form ed, th e fund would certainly t,o
to an In stitu tio n th a t h a s ta u g h t i:’T,-
000 women to m a k e 'th e ir own clothes,
trim th e ir ow n h a ts and cook r«a.
m eals.
T he W om an’s In s titu te of Dom estic
A rts and Sciences, of S cranton, P;t.,
has Just dedicated a m w million
dollar building.
Q u ests of n atio n al
d istin ctio n a tte n d e d th e cerem onies,
including G overnor Sproul. of P en n
sylv an ia; A dm iral A ustin M K night,
of the U nited S ta te s N avy; Miss Ney.-”
M ellein, th e m agazine a rtis t, who r e
cently painted P ie sld e n t H a rd lrg
Mr?. Saliy Ja m e s F a rn h a m , who ni ’
a bust of th e T re sid e n t in c la y ; ’
T hom as E. F in n eg an , P en n sy lv an ia
S ta te S u p e rin te n d e n t of Public E d u c a
tion, ar.d Miss M ary E. Sw eeney,
presid en t of th e A m erican H om e E co
nom ics A ssociation, an d dean of th e
Hom e E conom ics D e p a rtm e n t In th e
M ichigan A g ric u ltu ra l College.
T he g u e sts included I n s titu te s tu
d e n ts from a ll p a r ts of th e U nited
S ta te s, and also from C anada, w here
th e I n s titu te ’s m ethods and te x t books
w ere recen tly adopted by th e D om in
ion G overnm ent for use in teach in g
s ta te courses in hom e economics.
T he official and professional im p o r
tan ce of th e D edication g u ests a tte st»
th e dignity and sta n d in g am ong colle
g ia te foundations achieved by th e I n
s titu te in its life of live years. It.<
physical grow th is no less phenom enai.
At th e close of 191C, the first y ear c i
Us existence, its staff com prised 25
men and women, it occupied 2,50;
sq u are feet of floor space, ar.d its e ii
»oliment w as 3,022 stu d e n ts
Tode
its enrollm ent records show a to tal o '
125.010 stu d e n ts, of which ab o u t 75.net
ire now receiving in stru c tio n ; its « v i
has grow n to 516. ar.d it l.as 6S.C-.0
sq u are feet of floor space. It is r e c
ognized as th e larg est w om an’s col’< ge
,;. th e wcrld.
“ Personalized
service,”
render ■'
Norina Talmadge
i i.i* ;.-lly l,y th e w hole lu s tiru tc
u>:-
zulion u n d e r M rs. M ary B r '>!<.- ' i • ”
v iif ’C tcr i f In s tr u c tio n , is th e «■••«*»
.if the In a tit tte ’s su c ce ss. l-Kwty f»*’
“onai c u r t act eristic of tac»
¿.nee, education, ta s te and e r . v »tnneni
i : know n to the In s titu te ?•»; eff.rv
stu d en t. Tlie record of tlo-nr ;« hefor»
eve-v in stru c to r w hen gia.l: nr lesson
papers ar.d an sw erin g l- 'e rc
Th»
p -'d e n t miles aw ay is vi.su •,.': ed Ilk. •
. ’ In a class room .
>“ t • • ■••Hun
• and advice a r e i . •»W m i »*
- '-t'cular needs.
Help Ashland secure a valuable industry,
and at the same time, a safe and profitable
investment for yourself, by {investing in the
stock of the MORA PUMP CO.
All the money derived from the sale of this
stock will be spent in Ashland in the purchase
of the Ashland Iron Works and carrying on
the manufacture of pumps.
The MORA pump has already been financed
far beyond the experimental stage and has been
proven by scientific and practical tests to be by
far the most efficient pump now on the market
The Company has orders for pumps on hand
and in order to take care of its business, re
quires additional capital.
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All stock is being sold at the par value of
$100 per share, and no commission is being
paid to anyone to sell the stock.
MORA PUMP COMPANY
606 Iowa St.
Ashland, Ore
The Tilley Candy Co
WHOLESALERS OF QUALITY CANDIES
Fountain Supplies — Stationery — School Supplies
Distributing Agents for National Biscuit Oo.
-and-
HOEFLER’S CENTENNIAL CHOCOLATES
MEDFORD
Phone 53-R
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OREGON
Res. Phone 899-R
"The Wonderful Thing”
—and—
A Splendid Comedy with “ Baby Peggy”
COMING—THURSDAY ONLY
V iola Dana
IN
“ THE MATCHMAKER’’
FRIDAY—SATURDAY
BILL H A R T
Mann’s — The Best Goods for the P r ic e - M a n n ’s
KING TAKES CHANCE IN FLIVVER
Darling
71-lm o
Don’t let George do it. Come your
self to the Fishermen’s meeting
Wednesday evening, 7:30 o’clock.
Wires Were Grossed—
It was W. R. Davis— not W. R.
McGee— who visited the McGee col
ony in British Columbia, Mr. Davis
being the second hitsband of Mrs.
McGee.
Delightful House Dresses
A ttractiv ely Priced
AU Holiday lines are on sale at
cloBe-out prices at Ferguson’s.
IN V E S T !
—In—
Neat, well made dresses of splendid quality percale
and gingham, with just enough trimming to add
character to their finish. One for yourself and one
for an intimate friend should he selected while these
prices prevail.
Provost’s Christmas—
One of the most attractive Christ
mas windows in Ashland is Provost
Brothers. There is a tiny tree, fire
place, numerous gifts and beautiful
decorations.
Babble Books for children at Rose
Bros.
7 0 tí
The photograph shows Klug George, then the prince of Wales, taking a
chance In a tllvver driven by Hon. O. S. Rolls (at wheel). In the rear seat are
Charles Gust and Lord Languttock. The automobile is the first of its kind
Ladies’ silk hosiery was never so ever driven.
cheap as now at Ferguson’s closing-
erintendent, is now negotiating for CHINESE HOLD BIG
out sale.
DEMONSTRATION IN
the purchase of a screen to be in
BERATING DELEGATES
Mistletoe W in d o w -
stalled at the city power plant for
One of the finest collections of that purpose. According to a bid
SHANGHAI, China, Dec. 7.— A
mistletoe ever seen in Ashland ap made by a Portland firm, such an
pears In one of the windows of the improvement would cost approxi gigantic demonstration protesting
against the course of the Shantung
new Dew Drop Inn, on the Plaza. mately $2000,
Beautiful bottles of lithia water
Action was taken by the council negotiations at 'Washington and de
nestle Invitingly amid the green fol- to acquire a lot or lots in the city for manding the resignation or the Pe-
liage and waxy white berries, sug the purpose of conducting expert ; kin government occurred here today,
It is reported that the Pekin pres-
gesting a Christmas gift that would ments to ascertain the actual amount
bless both him who gave and the of water needed for agricultural de- ! Ident, Chang, is threatening to retire,
recelplent. Mrs. G. L. Bullen, the velopment of the Ashland granite from office. Threats are made that
hostess of the dainty inn, believes soil, a matter which had been a point the Chinese delegates will receive a
that a good business might be built of much contention. Efforts will be hostile reception when they return
up in shipping Christmas greens made to obtain the assistance of from the disarmament conference at
from Ashland. ” In Seattle I have Prof. Reimer, of the experiment sta Washington.
paid twenty-five cents for a small tion at Talent, to act in conjunction j
sprig of mistletoe,” says Mrs. Bullen with a committee appointed by the
MICKIE SAYS
”and in Los Angeles I was charged faction supporting the reservoir pro
|3 .5 0 for a small fir tree not five ject.
Z i F Nik GOT kAORe M o u es
feet tall.”
THAW
KHQY4 M4VUXY TO DO
WINTER
FAIR
OPENS
v a t H , give \ t xd th ' sma /A t J
Empty oil barrels for sale. Car-
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Ison-Fowler Lumber Co.
XVOM ARVAN ». DOMY OOHATE.
TODAY; 4 DAYS SHOW
'XU.' SUCKERS WHO VJA.HY)
TO PUT MEU "A£>"? \H JK
Genuine Mexican ebickeu tamales,
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S9 cents. Enders Confectlonery.62tf
* POCKET OtRECTORS’OP OH A]
ery, laboriously culled from faraway
ROADSIDE SIGH WHERE.
AU Dolled Up—
canyons, were required for decora-
VT WILL KiEMER BE SEEVi *
The management
A wonderful collection of Christ- i tlon purposes.
mas dolls occupies one of E. R. give the credit for this artistic work
to Mrs. H. H. Elhart and Mrs. Oedter,
Isaacs* show windows.
the latter being a professional in
Cliff Payne makes book stands.
terior decorator. Many high school
students assisted • in the good work.
With modern apparatus we can
The judges are busy today plac
make your portrait at night as well ing the prizes. Tonight at 8 o’clock
aa In day time. Evening by ap there will be speeches by John E.
pointment Darling Studio. 71-lm o Gratke, of Portland, Mayor C. E.
Gates, of Medford, and Senator C. M.
Trainmaster Here
Thomas, of Medford.
E. E. Kellman, trainmaster of the
Shasta division, came to Ashland
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
yesterday on number sixteen and re-!
FOR SALE— Grain hay, $12 per,
turned on number fifty-three.
ton, delivered. Phone 414-L. 82-2;
WALKER TO FIGURE
LOST— Fountain pen with two gold)
COST AND LOCATION
bands and initials “E. L.” Finder
please return to Tidings office and
WATER RESERVOIR
receive reward.
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FOR SALE— Jersey heifers.
Also
yearling
bull.
Investigate.
C.
T.
A ne wvending machine sells I
could not be practically installed un
Payne, 1410 Boulevard.
82-4* postage stamps in blocks of five so J
til the water was cleared of sedi
ment and debris coming from Ash FOR SALE— Crested canaries, sing that nickels or dimes can be used
land creek. Earl Hosier, water *u|>-
ers. 767 East Main St.
82-2* i to operate it.
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New House Dresses
made of good percale, fast colors, all sizes
Special at $2.48
“ Sassy Jan e” House Dresses
made of fine imported ginghams ami
Japanese Crepes
$3.00 to $10.00 each
“ Sassy Jan e” Aprons—Special $1.00
New W hite Aprons—from 25c to $1.50
MANN’S DEPARTMENT STORE
MEDFORD, OREGON
Take Yeast Vitamon /
I Tablets To Put On *
“Stay-There” Flesh
M ore “ P ep ” and “ P u n c h ” —S m a ll C ost.
Thio o r run-dow n folks will find th is sim ple te s t well w orth try in g : Take
M astin ’a V IT A M O N —tw o ta b le ts w ith every meal. T hen weigh an d m easure
yourself each week an d continue taking M a stin ’s V IT A M O N regularly u n til
you are satisfied w ith y our gain in w eight and energy. M astin ’s V IT A M O N
T a b le ts contain highly concen trated yeast vitam ines as well aa th e tw o o th er still
m ore im p o rta n t vitam ines (F a t Soluble A an d W ater Soluble C ), all of which
Science says you m u st have to be strong, well aud fully developed. By increasing
irishing power of w hat you e a t M astin’J V IT A M O N T ab lets supply jus«
th e nourial
w h a t your body needs to feed
th e shrunken tissues, stren g th en
in tern al organs, clear th e skin
'S
and renew sh attered nerve force
w ith o u t u psetting the stom ach
o r causing gas. A tw o w eeks’
te s t will surprise you!
IM PO R T A N T I W hile th e
am azing health-building value
of M astin ’s V IT A M O N T a b
le ts has lieen clearly and posi
tiv ely dem o n strated in cases of
lack of energy, nervous tro u
bles, anem ia, indigestion, con
stip atio n , skin eruptions, poor
com plexion and a generally
w eakened physical an d m ental
condition, th e y should not be
used by anyone who O B JE C T S
to having th e ir w eight increased
to norm al. Be sure to rem em
b e r th e nam e— M a stin ’s V I
T A -M O N . Y ou can g et M as The Winning Punch! Get It Yourself
tin ’s V IT A M O N T a b le ts a t all Taking Two M astin’* Yeast VITAMON
By
Tablet* With Every Meal.
good druggists.
•^LMASTINS.
VITAMON
THE ORIGINAL J
AND
GENUINE
-Affï?ÊT<
YEAST
V IT A M IN E
TABLET
Are Positively Guaranteed
to Put On Firm Flesh,
Clear the Skin and Increase
Energy When Taken With
Every Meal or Money Back
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