Ahti lUO
Tneeday, February 14, l f t a t
H eld Bible Study H our —
th er enemity of the Indians, as they himself in a jam, which it is hard
The C hristian W orkers’ bahd held thought th at he was poisoning them for the man in tl^e street to under pression. The lessening of the in- is one of the essential requirem ents
their hour of music and Bible study and resulted in the W hitm an mas stand, and the man in the street is equalities in present price re la tio n s, for full recovery from depression.
Local and Personal
Sunday afternoon. Next Sunday they s a c r e November 29, 1847, in which interested.
will meet at the Christian church for th e doctor, his wife and seven others
It is not the statesm en alone In
... ... gide Lights — ■*'
drill.
were killed. This resulted in the Great Britain who are demanding a
Oregon leaders sending a ringing me trad e restoration. Everyone is talk
MASONIC CALENDAR THIS WEEK
Sale, H andicraft Shop, February OREGON HISTORY IN THE
morial to the national congress, and ing trade and more trade. The news
17 and 18. Medford, Oregon. 139-4
MAKING AS SEEN ON
when the word reached St. Louis of papers are full of bewailing of trade
63RD ANNIVERSARY the W hitman m assacre, the whole conditions. Business men w rite to
Extra Special—
country was aroused as never before their favorite papers to give their
Officers of Ashland lodge meet
Fine residence on paved street,
(Continued
from
Page
1)
in the interest of the Oregon coun
this (Tuesday) evening for practice.
centrally located, large lot, fruit, grants from Oregon. In 1850 the try. On August 13, 1848, congress views. Bankers discuss trade condi
Malta commandery, Wednesday
tions woefully. The man who wears
shade, flowers, garden, six
room land donation law was passed, and passed a m easure making Oregon a the cap of labor wants to know what
evening, February 15. Stated con
house, bath, tc^let, plastered and
clave.
had the effect of registering 8000 territory. In 1851 Jessie Applegate is being done.
well finished, with built in features,.
and others .took- up thq.j&ork of set
Siskiyou chapter, Thursday even
.P-®°JPJe 4n >.he„state e f Oregon.
There may be pacts and talk of
Price for few days, $2700. Terms at
Captain N athaniel J. • W yeth, of tling the Umpqua a n d 'R o g u e River pacts, conferences and talk of con
ing, February 16. Stated convoca
5 per cent on p art of this. ' E. E.
Boston, came overland about the valleys in southern Oregon, and the ferences, but G reat B ritain’s men in
tion and work in Royal Arch.
Phipps, exclusive agent.
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year 1828, sending his supplies region was soon overrun with miners the street want a quick trade restor
Ashland lodge, Friday evening,
around by ship, but th e ship was and settlers. Trouble with the In ation, and David Lloyd George
February 17. W ork on first degree.
Pacific Package Goods, any num lost, and Captain W yeth and 11 men dians soon began and lasted with knows it.
ber, 85 cents. H andicraft Shop, Med arrived in Oregon. The captain re some interm issions until 1856 when
Chimney Sweeping — M edford’s rord> Oregon^
turned east in 1833, leaving some of the Indians were removed to the res BUYING POWER OF
chimney sweep will be in Ashland
’
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his men to look a fte r his Interests ervations and the settlers were at
Wednesday ready to do your work. I At AndersOn Creek—
FARMER FUNDAMENTAL
in
.Oregon, and these men were the last secure in th eir homes.
CaL phone 260-Y.
139-1*
FACTOR IN BUSINESS
Clinton H arkins is spending the first to be tillers of th e soil in our
A convention for the adoption of
week at Anderson creek with Lee state. It was also this captain who a constitution m et in Salem August
(Continued from Page 1)
Roseburg Visitors—
Pierce.
first
saw
the
w
ealth
in
salm
on
fish
3,
1857,
and
on
Septem
ber
18
a
con
Messrs. A. J. Lilburn, J.
ing, but owing to the enorm ous stitution was adopted and on being the prices paid by the farm er for his
Brown and C. A. Lockwood, of Rose- ~ .. o .
. . ,
,
, ,
. ,
.
! On
Streets Again—
w ealth and power of the Hudson Bay subm itted to the people, was ratified, food, equipm ent and supplies is not
burg, were in town today in the in
s
terests of the m erchants convention ! C‘
Lamkin is able to be out on company, he was unable to compete the state governm ent going into op possible, but the change in purchas
to be held in Roseburg tor th ree “ “ „ 7 ? T
a ,te r ba,lD g bcen with them, and was compelled to eration in July, 1858, although Ore ing power may be approxim ated from
wholesale and retail price indices.
days beginning Monday, February confined to his home several days. give up his project as a failure, but gon was not form ally adm itted to The chart shows the relative loss in
from it came the first colonization the Union until February 14, 1859.
20.
purchasing power. W ith $7,860,867,-
W ent to M edford—
of the state.
000, the am ount received for the
The M ethodists lay claim to the GREAT BRITAIN
V olley B all__
Gepeau, of the lunch stand on
1920 crops, the farm ers could pur
The business men enjoyed a game f ? 1"8* 8tre®t ’ 5' ent to Medford last first mission in the sta te among th e
BENDS ENERGIES
chase but 60 per cent of their 1919
early settlers who were financed and
of volley ball at .he high school b‘Sb‘ ° ” bU8ibeS8'
TO REGAIN TRADE purchases.
helped by Dr. McLaughlin. Dr. M ar
gymnasium Saturday night.
„
Price Variation Means Less Buying
(Continued from Page 1)
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Sp 'cial P rogram at H igh School__ cus W hitm an was sent to Oregon in
The 1921 crops yielded enough to
<3» tr
, tir ’ ”
,
i There will be a special program at 1835 to take charge of th e work and
See Here. We are going to have the high school auditorium Friday continued with the work until 1842. tolerate statesm en who exhibit such buy but 52 per cent of the am ount
plenty of crabs and other fresh fish afternoon at 1 o’clock
This nrn when, owing to the agitation about sympathies.
the farm ers could purchase in 1919.
F rench N ot Sym pathetic
tor F rid a y , Also plenty of good ta t eram has been
Purchasing power declined 4 8 per
the boundry line between the British
The French lost heavily through cent and crop yields fell off 7 per
chickens and rabbits. Ashland Fish but wili hfi Iin
. 7
P’
Market. Phone 104.
139-tf ertheless.
The following lu m b e rs possessions and the United States, he th eir financial support of the czarist cent.
started on horseback and made a governm ent; they lost through their
One of the most significant results
will be presented:
3000 mile ride to W ashington, D. C. support of the anti-Bolshevik, and
111 a t llomfv—
of
the discrepancies which have de
1. Music— H igh School.
in the interests of th e settlers of now they are content to let Russia
Mrs. Frank Crouch has been ill at 2. Lincoln”1— Pauline Plum m er.
veloped
in the course of price a d ju st
Oregon and of laying before congress struggle along by herself. Their an
her home, 148 Factory street, for the
ment,
and
how vitally these dlscrep
3. Piano Solo— Laura Prescott.
the facts about the great northw est, tipathy tow ard Germany will be oil
past three or four days, and it is re 4. “W ashington”— Clara Will.
ancies
affect
business, is shown in
and it can be said th a t Dr. W h it long standing. Lloyd George can
ported th a t her baby is now also 5. Music— High School.
m an’s ride saved a great share of look for little Frenclj sympathy for these figures. Unequal price varia
quite sick.
tions mean impaired purchasing
6. Address — “Citizenship” — Mrs. the northw est to o ur United States.
any clemency for eith er Russia or power, and extrem e im pairm ent of
Champie.
Dr. W hitm an retu rn ed to Oregon in Germany. Thus, Lloyd George fin d s !
Come to Trinity Guild card party
purchasing power means business de-
7.
Violin
Solo—
Leonard
P
ettit.
1843 a t th e head of about 1000 em i
Thursday evening, in the Parish
8. Address— Allen Roberts, in tern a grants and again took charge of the
House. Refreshments.
tional secretary Y. M. C. A., of m issionary work, bu t from th a t time
New
York City.
on, his influence over the Indians,
H urt A gain —
IT STARTS TODAY -
The
public
is
cordially
invited
to
which had been so complete before,
H arry Silver is quite unfortunate
TH E THEATER BEAUTIFUL
attend
this
program
.
began to wane.
Finally measles
these days, having only returned to
broke out among th e Indians, and it
the store a few days ago a fte r hav
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
proved very fatal and gained the fu r
ing stepped on a nail, and now has
WATKINS
PRODUCTS—
137—
Some
one hand tied up from a long cut
easential things for this tim e “ I
w ith a piece of glass.
mTnt
C°™P°und m ustard oint-
Me“ tho1 cam phor ointm ent,
grippe and cold tablets, Anodyne
NOTICE
J. M. Barrie’s Play
cough syrup, Pine T ar cough bal
The ladies of Trinity Guild will
sam A11 a t Jeter>8 stand> *pou^
give a bridge and five hundred party
and A streets, or a mail order will
Thursday evening, February 16, in
bring them to you. C. M. Miles
the Parish House, to which the pub
salesman, 611 Beach St.
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SMILES and TEARS for TWENTY YEARS
lie is cordially invited. Two dollars 'FOR SALE— Household goods at my
bowels, take B aalm ann’s Gas Tab
per table. Refreshm ents and a good
home 292 Liberty, Friday from lets, which are prepared especially
Over all that time, the best loved romance in
tim e for all.
k u i e 5 E y “ h. P h ° ” e 1” -J -
for stomach gas and all the bad ef
fects resulting from gas pressure.
the world has been “ The Little Minister.”
FOcÔmRe<^
K EPÎ ,R1NGbt
> That
b‘‘ ” empty,
' * • - gnawing
Ä * Ä feeling ? a t
A novel enshrined in the hearts of millions.
¡ ; mep ahnodn e T 8 Jen “ ” ’ 4’ 5
'S ? ?
bertbU8
The greatest stage success Maude Adams ever
with heart palpitation will vanish
played.
FOR SALE— Five stands of bees U and you will again be able to take a
Now its love, its charm and its thrilling events
mile south of Belleview school- deep breath w ithout discomfort
That drowsy, sleepy feeling a fte r
house. J. H. Williams.
139-2*
are a new delight on the screen. And Betty
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be replaced by a desire,
L ittle Tom Tinker, out In th e
Compson—the ideal gypsy Babbie!
r OR SALE— Reed baby buggy 1 *or entertainm ent,
Bloating will
f
winter,
Phone
336-L
or
call
178
S
k
id
m
o
re.|CeM
,se‘
Your
1,mbs>
arm
s
and
fingers
If you want an hour and a half of perfect en
Pounding out m ole.
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139-3 T y 11
longer feel cold and “ go to
H e fell on his foot and started to
tertainment,
see—
sleep,” because B aalm ann’s Gas Tab-
root
FOR SALE— Horse, 9 years o ld ,fletB Prevent gas ’ frorn" interfering
R ight dow n in to th a t hole.
weight 1050, or will trad
^ h the circulation.
;rade e for a ,w ith
“ THE LITTLE MINISTER ”
PflnV1ieTfin°ASt i an 1 £ay difference.! Get the genuine Baalm ann’s Gas
Call 1360 Ashland St.
139-3* I Tablets in the yellow package from
FOR S A L E -A sm all baslneaq. i J S X i r t “ price® on” i o l l j ? ’’
'Also Two Reel Comedy
go TODAY
quire a . 343 E a „ M .m S,.
Chem.1“ ’ s ™ F r a n c o .
Ashland News in Paragraphs
S a tu r d a y ,F e b .18
IS T H E L A S T D AY
When the doors are closed on that
day it will all be over. Only a very
short time left to avail yourself of
the many __________________ ____
Closing Out Bargains
to be had here now. Next weeR it
will be too la t e ._______ __ ______
See what
See what
will buy here
Saturday
will buy here
Saturday
See what
See what
will buy here
Saturday
will buy here
Saturday
LX X
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No More Gas in
Stomach, Bowels
Betty Compson
"The Little Minister”
L a s t c h a n c e to get double your
money’s worth, as there may never
be another real sale like this_____
We close lorever
on Saturday
CHEERO
Saturday is posi
tively the last day
Guaranteed Flour
Ferguson’s
“ o
At Your Grocers
CLOSING
OUT SALE
February Rug Sale
SWENSON & McRAE
° F ° UR ENTIRE LOWER FLOOR, MAKING THE GREATEST
0N^ihino°AHHU 6 S S F E N IN S0UTHERN OREGON. COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER
Nothing Adds a More Refined Appearance to Your Home than a Few Carefully Selected Rugs
A FEW W O R D S ABOUT PRICES
S
w o r“
p ,
R^
b e tte ,
i“ e T . . bee“ high:
L 0 0 k o v e r th e s e p n c -
W
3 te d b e lo —
BEAUTIFY THE HOME
Bugs more than most articles in the home add to or detract
’.°™ f cheerful> comfortable and artistic atmosphere. You
ind that these Axminister Rugs have been selected with
the greatest of care and with the customer’s requirements and
comfort in mind. Large variety of sizes.
$3o.00 Axininisters, now ....................................
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by
y
x
ä
of
are r "
SEAMLESS TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS
These rugs aie suitable for bed room, dining room or living
room. These are in all over pattern on worsted face. You
will be pleased with these patterns and blending of colors, also
with the deep, soft nap and their splendid wearing qualities.
$19.00
Greatly reduced to
Sanitary—CONGOLEUM AND PABCOLIN RUGS-Durable
1 he pattern of these Rugs is a reproduction of a high grade
fabric rug. The rich colors of blue-green and red on tan and
ecru ground with broad border makes these rugs suitable for
any room.
9 by 12 R u g .............................$13.00
9 by 10-6 R u g .........................$11.50
7-6 by 9 Rug ......................... $ 9.50
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WOOL AND FIBRE RUGS
Here you have rugs that will give you satisfaction both as to
appearance and durability. The beautiful colors will blend
with those of most anv room.
/h r » n r *
Priced as low as........................................................
$8.25
LINOLEUM RUGS
KOLOR FAST FIBRE RUGS
All over patterns, unbordered rugs that are easily cleaned, san
itary and water-proof. Just a damp cloth is all that is needed
to bring back the newness of these Linoleum rugs.
This is a lair quality and one that should appeal to the econom
6 by 6 rug ............................... $ 5.00
6 by 9 rug................................... 7.50
9 by 12 r u g ............................. 15.00
Our new stock of wallpaper has arrived.
ical housewife as the price is so reasonable.
They come in
gieen, brown and blue. Color effects recommended for use
on sleeping porches and bedrooms.
A n O l-
9 by 12 sizes........................
Paper 10c to $1.50 per double roll.
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