Thursday, March 4, ,1000
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
bocal • Personal flotes
Movia<—
Mrs. Ira Johnson is moving
from 188 Central Avenue to 608
! North Main street.
who come
local teterest
Lithia chewing' bars a winner
at Candy Land.
A Dally Chroaicle of
I».
25-37.
Court Game Lures Stars
BEARS GOOD FRUIT
Business Vlsitoi
F rom Horn brook—
Mrs. Susanne Homes Carter
Mrs. J. A. Hughes, of Horn was a business visitor in Ashland
brook was a visitor in. Ashland from Jacksonville, yetersday.
yesterday.
Toys and games for the Kid
Styleplus York Blue, silk-lin dies’ birthday.— Elhart’B.
ed suits on display at Pau'-
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serud’a*
,
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From
Grant
Pass
—
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,
t
A. G. Knapp of Grants Paas
Te subordinate lodge will con
Save on medicines and sun is a visitor in Ashland on busi
fer the Initiatory Degree Thurs
ness.
day evening, March 4. Every dries.— McNair Bros.
brother’should be there to wel-
Business Vitdiot*—
eoaie the'4iew members.
The picture record of child
Mrs. E. A. Hunter of Klamath hood becomes a treasure chest
163-3
Falls is in Ashland on business. of happy memories in years to
V ÎT
come. Photographs never grow
stated
Madden retreads tires.
53-tl up.—Studio Ashland.
Ill—
’
f'K f
Clyde Young, who Is employed
at
the postoffice, is confined to
March 6.
Important business
his
home by Illness.
relating to Ceremonial on March
13.
Refreshments afterwards.
Birthday cards.— Elharts.
F. D. WAGNER, Potentate.
W. H. DAY; Recorder.
156-2 From Oakland—
Mrs. Swenson of Oakland, ar
rived in Ashland last evening to
To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond visit her parents, Mr. and Mr?.
Dix, February 2«, at 357 Vista Clute of Nursery street. Mrs.
street, a daughter, weighing 7 Clute Is quite ill.
pounds.
Marcelling, Trimming, Sham
pooing,
Dyeing Facials.
The
Hot sulphur tub baths, d»y
Vanity
Shoppe,
McGee's
Store
or night, Jackson Hot Springs.
98-tf
155-tf Phone 103.
Stated session, Friday evening,
Files will soon be here, have
your screens made or repaired.
Jordan Saab and Cabinet works.
>
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I ron» Hilt—
William Kerwin of Hilt. Cali
fornia, Is visiting friends in Ash
land this week.
I
Tub baths day or night.
Jackson Hot Springs.
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For high grade tailoring see
Orres tailors upstairs.
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Visitors In Ashland—
N. W. Vasburg, Dr.
Sprains Ankle—
Jack Nims turned his ankle
while crossing the street and
fell in front of a car yesterday
afternoon.
He was not hurt
other than the sprained "ankle,
caused by falling.
Portland Girl
Would Join Navy
PORTLAND, Ore., March 3—
(U.P.)—("Miss, the navy needs
sailors but cannot place sailor-
ettes at present, although we all
have hopes that some day it may
enlist members of the fairer
Cliff Payne makes screens.
sex."
This wds the reply over the
Among the guest« at the Hotel telephone by Lieutenant Com
Ashland are—
mander P. W. Northcroft, in
A. Hemple, Portland; Thomas charge of the local recruiting
S. Collins, San Francisco; Mr. station. In answering questions
and Mrs. W. S. Hall, Merrill; of a girl who wanted tp enlist.
Lloyd Q. Sweetman, Berkeley;
"Then how in the world will
D. J. Wyatt and family, Tren I get to China?” the disap
ton, Idaho; Edwin G. Curtis, pointed miss wanted to know.
Portland; C. T. Darley, Klam "Shall I try the Marine Corps?”
ath Falls, Oregon; L. D. Jones,
After admitting 17 years of
Portland; George M. Read. Port- age, refusing to tell why she
land; G. H. Harrison. San Fran- wanted to go to China, and
cisco; C. E. De Face, Oakland; promising she would try the
O. Fisher and family, Portland [ marines, the girl hung up with
the parting shot:
Try Paulserud's for Cleaning. | «’Well, It’s funny the navy
needed yeomanettes during the
Among the guests at the H o te l|War and doesn’t want 'em now.”
Oregon
Tommy Atkins, Portland; Mr.
and Mrs. J., B. Mardes, McMinn-1
ville; J. O. Crosby and wife, ,
Portland; W. Nolan, Roseburg.
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WELCOME R O W S
At Las*
l i l t TO CLASSIFY
Jot* National G uard-
William Kanasto, Lynn Neely,
and Walbert Flsckus, Joined the
National Guard last evening at
a special drill meeting at the|
armory.
MRS. M. E. DAHUFF.
EARL R. DAHUFF.
MRS. EVERETT SMITH.
Good Policy
PURPLE SAGE
A story of the old western
range and the fight against
cattle rustlere and outlaws
with
hard
riding,
quick
shooting and all the dangers
of the early w èst
“ If you would have a
thing well done do it your
self,’’»but if you wou^l
have your clothes well
clean and pressed, let the
STANDARD CLEANERS
do it.
Tree Delivery Service
fc J,
»
%
Standard Cleaners]
Phone 108
95 Oak S t
Potted
Plants
STARTS
P hone•
"Say it with Flowers”
XL ELECTRIC
The
Automotive Shop
Brake Relining Done by
Machinery
J
WE DELIVER FREE
Phones 148 or 120
•
Statiott
formerly
M urphy Electric Shop
for electrical service
Another Shipment ot Ladies
Guy Good, Prop.
COATS
ENDS
TOMORROW
and
DRESSES
, t
Arrive
Persona^ Effects
are Just as Insurable as house
hold furniture ahd equipment
,—and exposed to even greater
chances of loss.
Especially when you travel,
you need Insurance protection
oh the contents of your travel
ing kit. Tourist Baggage Insur
ance affords economical pro
tection on personal effect* in
transit, in clubs, hotels, laund
ries and wherever else they
may be outside your home.
ADDING MANY NEW NUMBERS TO OUR
’
Billings Agency
PRICED AT
Bstab. 1383 at 41 E. Main St.
Real Estate & Real InSurasc
Phone 211
Representing the
INSURANCE COMPANY
NORTH AMERICA
Founded 1792
$22.50 T0 $37.50
OF
The New Dresses We
Show Will Be a
Revelation-
in designing and color combinations
that combine skill and style to the
utmost. Fabrics, ©f the new all-silk
n n i CrvpvB nnu u“" J w n n n uu h
one.
, .
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“ Black and White Revue”
on sale now at
SPRING LINE
Coats of Mixed Tweeds and Soft
Shades of Plain and Diagonal
Weaves. Here you will see the last
new patterns in coat makings.
Every color and size.
DRESSES PRICED FROM
$17.50 TO $35.00
DRUG4T0RI
23rd Anniversary
• Birthday Sale
SATURDAY
Watch for ad in Friday’s Tidings.
»
American Legion Comedy
McNAIR BROS.
E. R. ISAAC & GO.
or
Reserved Seats For
at your {
o f thè\
Cut Flowers
ASHLAND
FLOWER SHOP
IMPROVED
CHEVROLET
7 ; n J ? bor. add friends who so kindly
Ralph H. Maupin, Portland; A.I
, .
.. ...
,
G. Knapp, Grants Pass.
M8,sted u8 during the illness an,
death of our beloved husband
. and father. Also for the beauti-
Fresh home-made.cream c a r - L , flowers and wuglc at the
amels at the Plaza.
128 tt | funera, gervlces.
for every occasion.
DIAMONDH wanted from es
tâtes or individuels for cash.
State sises and prlce. Weil, Box
298 Station C, Los Angeles, Cal.
166-3*
S H I IB
GET BACK IN ARMY
M
Anniversary
Celebration
FLOWERS
WANTED — Garden thinners
evenings and afternoons. W. E.
Pierson, 1725 Boulevard.
155-3
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TH
' HONOLULU, T. H., March 4:
Dazzy Vance, premier hurler of the Brooklyn' Dodger«, and Bernie Nels. -—Rotarians of the entire Paci
former teammate, but now with the Boston Braves, are here pictured
ready for the opening whistle In a baskeOxill game at Clearwater, Fla. fic area will be welcomed here In
Both have been playing on a professional court tiara in the south. They May with all the picturesque hos
think it a great conditioner for baseball Work. •
pitality for which the Island ter
ritory is famous.
Rotarians from a dozen or more
countries will combine business
With entertainment duriog yhe
Pacific Rotary Conference, May
FOR, SALK OR RENT— Mod
ern 5-room house, furnished or
unfurnished. Large porch, beau
tiful view, large and sqiall fruit,
chicken park. 219 Meade St.
156-1*
E. W
Green and Harold Haugen, all of
Fresno, California, were busi
ness visitors In Ashland yester
day. Mr. Haugen is a cousin
of Mrs. L. J. Orres of this city
and recently came from Fort
Dodge, Iowa. He made a short
“ Spider" Murdock is a Los Angela*
daredevil, who doea little things like
visit at the L. J. Orres home on
A splendid line of spring suits,
hopping from moving train s to autos
Beach Avenue.
top-coats, flannel nickers, and
or airplanes. H e never got h urt, and
he wears a black cat and a figure
boys’ long trousers, Just in at
SXN FRANCISCO, March 4—
Every article on sale at Mc Paulserud'e.
152-tf The most talked of man in the “ 13” on his sweater. B ut he got it
a t l*« t. H e w ent to vlalt a Kick
Nair Bros., is guaranteed.
United States army, according to frien d , slipped on the hospital steps
and b rtP e
<*nkle.
Among the guests at Ute Coluin-1 those who claim to know, was
bi* hotel are—
I “Hard-Boiled” Smith.
Vernonia — Oregon-American
W. W. Miller, Roseburg; E. I OrCn Waynlck, formerly a mule
Lumber
Co., orders 37 steel
D. Smith, Roseburg;
O.
C. I “skinner” in the service company,
logging trucks.
Clarke, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. 130th Infantry, promises to rate
It. H. Guthrie, Portland; L.
least second In the contest for
Smalley, Portland; O. C. Em-Inotoriety>
Portland; Jack Foley,I Seven months ago Waynlck was
TODAY - TOMORROW mons,
Portland; Homer A. Schaler, I di«charf$^d because of repeated
infractions of discipline. During
the time since, he tried to get
Madden soils protected tires. J back in. His former commanding
officers held ont against him for Subject the <’<r to the most
Among the guests at the IJtlila I
whole seven months.
But rigorous test th at you can
Springs hotel arc—
Waynlck’s persistency won, and devise. Loaf through traf
H. W. Yaw, Los Angeles; Mr. L,e has received notification from fic. Skim over country
and Mrs. Q. O. McComb, San
adjutant general at Wash-
roads. Plow through mu^J
Franclsoo;
Joe
Pettus, 8an ington D. O., that he may enlist
and
sand. Rush up hill«
Francisco; A. B. Brown, Portr L <aln wlth hU old buddies,
that balk bigger and high
land; Jack Murphy, Portland;
C. E. LorcKhz, Portland; Harvey I
er priced cars.
C. Smith, Portland; A. C. Fields, i
THANKS
Portland; J. 8^ String Eugene;
w.
to \ hank the ne,Kh-
K
DEHTROYKK8 JiALT TROUBLE
This conference had its Incep
PEKINO, China., March 4—
tion in the thought of Australian
and New Zealand Rotgrians, who (U.P.)—The American legation
suggested two years ago the hold 'today ordered U- S. destroyer*
to Tien Tsln'where labor troub
ing here of such a meeting.
les have threatened to develop
PORTLAND, Ore., March 4.—
Reedsport — Winchester Bay Into a general ^trike with the
A Thrift campaign conducted by Lumber Co., will run double possibility of anti-foreign ac
tivities. ,
a loca\ trust company In Portland shifts kt mill.
schools has home good fruit. Ap
proximately >30,000 has been
saved by the pupils.
The campaign has the full ap
proval of the board of education,
which made It ,pla.in, however,
that pupils were not to be discour
aged from having savings ac-
counts In other banks as well.
ODD FELLOW ACTIYHTCh.
Watch this space every day.
Regalar Meetings
Subordinate every Thursday.
Encampment, 1st and 3rd Tues
days. Rebekahs, 2nd and 4th
Taasdays. j.
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Hillah Temple
Masonic Hall
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SHOP FOR THE NEW THINGS AT
THE ROSE
Any member of Legion or enxiliery w ill gladly
sell you a ticket
$1.00
New Lades for Spring
ßewing. All kinds and
Qualities.
öc and up
r r. i n
Where Yoar Dollar has Mows fe a ts
New Window Drap
eries now on display.
All new patterns.
22c and up