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daily « donni
Local : Personal flotes
FOR R E S T :' —
Unfurnished.
house to rent at 22 Granite 8 t i
Ptjyllege garage. Influire’ 35 G ran-;
He St.
: o o p F E L L O W A C T tv rrre S
Watch this space a r a » day.
Regular B e e tin ^
; Subordinale ejgry JThursdr
Encampment, l s t j i c d 3 r d Tus
days.
R ebçkahs,rândl and 4
'Tu Had a r s . • »
I t i ' N’t
150-
». Everybody,
esf^elgUy
those
Who ara not jQcM*-Fellows aro
cordially iiW ttid *"1? f attend ’ h
free lectured at thg ht E. church,
Tuesday evening, ‘March 16, ‘by
Hon. J e rry 8. Green of lo y a .
A musical- program w ill Pre­
cede the lefture. /
162-1
S ta tW <]cojtfUDe, Wbdtesday
evening, Afarch
l'f. ' Routine
business including petitions and
ÿuports.
A ll Sir Knights cour-
laously lytR ad,
' ’ D.Slfcí JACKSON, E. C.
.■Hdlman Is confined
on B street' by 111»
¿ Have your windows made sf
Jordan Sash and cabinet works.
Adlsrlka,
61.— McNair
Bros.
Mr. and Mra. Guy Randles and
¿hlldren spent Sunday at Appie­
date v is itis i thelr uncle, Jack
Hot sulphur tub hatha, day
hr ulght, Jackson Hot Springs.
166-tf
F o r high grade tailoring see
Ortas tailors upstairs.
149-tf
.Mrs. Charlee Burns underwent
aa operation at the Sacred Heart
hospital at Medford this morn-
lag. ■
1 6 6 -3 *'
H > R SA LE: •— . Nice b u r body,
windshield and top, (1 6 complete.
Woods Stole.
'
< ’ W — It
W ANTED: —
Phone 4O7R.
Laundry' work.
> > >66f— 10?
-, Ready-ty-weer suits In the
W A N T E D : T W d * Qr »three
latest »styles and ■fabrlOB.T—Paul- setting 1)40!, ,480 Cfcastput, $ t . '
serud’a . .
165-tf
F O R S A L E C H EA P. — Op«
dance.
Where?— Jackson Hot Springs. bull 18- months old. Phone 292-J
i-
fe
. .2 ,« -« ’
When — Thnrs., March 18. Why?
'-‘-Benefit Upper Valley Building
FO R SALK: — My 6350« cor­
Fund.
164-2
, . W h a t,?— O 1 d-t»i m e
ner residence; half cash, at 399
Beach street; near new normal
From Portland —
and grammar schools;
can be
E. L. Gordon of Portland, In
rented for 64-80 per year.cash In
the railway m all service, is in
advance. R. D. Sanford.
165-1*
Ashland today.
FO R E X C H A N G E : — Yakim a
Psulserud’e suits look better, Valley, Wash., business property,
last longer and cost less. 165-tf principal corner,' good town on
highway, 67500 f q r residence or
Among the guests a t the Hôtel ranch property. Address Box A
Oregon are i
* ‘
t
care of Tidings.
165— 4*
H:’ D. Hart’lio n ? Portland; E.
FOR HALE: —- 6-hole
steel
H. Van W o rn « / and w ife; Goble,
range w ith large warming eloset
Oregon; James M itgur, Los An­
and water coil, burn either wood
geles; B. Bunker, Seattle.
or coal. 364 Liberty or Phone
835-R.
165— 2
T ry our 50c Merchants* Lunch.
Every day from 11 to 2 at The
W A N T E D — 13 acres of apple
Plasa Confectionery.
162-tf orchard sprayed at once/ Man
with' power o atfit
preferred.
Let us make that Easter suit. Phone 106 or 443-J.
105-1
We
gnsraatee
a
fit.— Paul-
serud's.
' 165 tl
FOR
R E N T — Oôod 'pastura
for 4 cows. 419 Laurel St. **
» ,
165-4*
Among the guests at the Columbia
hotel aro—
ORCHARD TO LEA SE ON
Charles B. Thompson, Port­
SHARES— I have about 13 acres
land;
H. V. Smith, Portland;
of fine apple orchard which I
Thomas Parkinson, Ashland; L. w ill lease to a reliable party on
M. Harris, Orangsvalley, Idaho;
shares.
Orchard close to town
John Morsts, Chico; D. H . I jams,
and In good condltton.
Call
Eugene; Charles SeavSy,,Eugene;
Wm. M. Briggs St 105 or 443-J.
L. Peters, Los Angeles; B. Irw in,
165-2
Los Angeles; O. W . Evans, Klsnt-
Ath Falls.
’
n i— '
Mrs. Henry Reid of Oak Street
Payee, makes lyoftlng
is confined to her home by 111
neas.
Ten per sent discount from
March' 15 to A pril 3, Inclusive, on Amont the gueete at the Hotel
all m ill)nery at Mrs. H . Simons, Ashland are ■ ■
R. J. Lake, Casa Grande, A ri­
26 S. Pioneer Avo.
164-3
sons; Mr.- anjl Mrs. George E.
.Returns from y k rf^ -
Davis. Centralia.
Washlngto«;
M rl. Bkrtha Hear returned Jack Raymond. Roseburg.; M. W .
fromOakland, where she spent Hughes, Seattle; J. F. Sullivan,
several days visiting her daugh­ Portland; W . H. Ballinger. Port­
ter, Mrs. J. A. Shipp.
land! E- L. Gordon, P o rtla n d i C.
W . West, Portland; Jamas H and­
over, London; F . Handover, Van­
Taffies and brlttles fresh
crispy at Candy Land. >
couver, B. C.
Oletre Lincoln, Seattle; James
P . Cooke, Portland; J. J. Jonaa,
Beattie; C. M. W allen, Salem;
to o ls J. Bowen, Camp Lewis,
Washington; Mrs. Ralph V . H in ­
kle. Pendleton- Everett H arp,
ahaw,-Eugene; A. H. Hixson and
Wife: Baker; Mrs. C. J. Flynn.
T ry Studio Ashland for kodak
Baker; C. J. Wallace. Dunsmuir. finishing.
■ C talr Beebe, who has been do­
in g Insurance business for some
A new Shipment of suits junt
tim e Is now engaged te a ‘poultry
te at Panleernd’a. .
166-tf
Clifton Oarnett underwent an business east of town.
operation for appendicitis gt the
Community
hospital
yesterday Bay Bluebird Cafe—
noon.
¿Mt«<
K . D. Shaw and W a lte r K itto
hare purchased the Bluebird1 Cafe
Madden aella protected tlfea. from Floyd Putman, according to
nabob «cement today.
The new
TODAY - TOMORROW
Follow the crowd to Jackaen owners took charge of the cate
H ot Springs.r Thursday, March Sunday.
The cafe was recently
18, 6:20 p. m.
164-2 remodeled.
THOMAS MEIGHAN
and
Clarence ^aundeis, deposed In-ad 6f file Piggly’ Wfjfely
chain stores, nod now owner of a similar chain, appeared
before U. S. Commissioner John Walker at Memphis,
Tenn., and^signea^a- $7500 hjpnd to appear March 20 to
answer charge? o f using the mails to defraud. Photo
shows Saupdortr on the left and Commissioner Walke? on
the right
;j .
$
In the 1 Atlas mountains of ( Fowls w ith tall» 18 feet l o a f
northern A frica there are -goats are bred in the interior pro-
«■
which climb trees to eat tlw vinces of China.
foliage.
So ancient Is the city of Da­
mascus, la Syria, that there Is
no record of its. origin in any
w ritten histories.
Folding
Autographic
A Tribute to the Beauty and Utility
of America’s Foremost
Cotton Fabric ,
Ginghams gay and ginghams colprfuloffer their charm te the woman
who is greatly interested in the love^^ncir fabrics that will help the
home seWef to make her own inviting frocks and other wearables.
Fabrics so 'smartly patterned and colored that they will remind you
that gingham is idfeal foir Spring renovations and wardrobes alike.
The finest swimmers among
animals are deer and be»ra..' .
LEEDOM’S
These cameras fold com­
pactly, work easily and
make good pictures.
Kodaks $5.00 up
Brownies $2.00 np
Special Prices Prevail Tomorrow Only
For good pictures use?
Eastman Filins
- Albums 50c np
Tb« Quality Store
We do developing and
printing. Work finished
aMnwday^ received.
V
Your New Easter
Togs Here
FOR EVERY CAR
The Best That The Cheese Market
Affords,
: ■ |
NEW • DRESSES— • NEW COATS
Phenix-Bluehill
NEW HATS— NEW HOSE
NEW GLOVES-NEW LINGERIE
L.
AB kinds of cottage and fancy cheese.
Everything in readiness for the
Easter Demand.
•
LOIS WILSON
i -M r. and Mrs. D. N. Davis, of
Oseen Springs, wäre in Ashland
Mr. and Mra. A rthur Stennatt tha laat ot the week shopplng.
of Crescent City, announce tha
birth of an 8 pound baby bof,
born March 1 1. Mr. and Mm.
Stennett formerly lived in Ash­
land sad are well known here..
USE BUTTERICK PATTERNS
WITH THE DELTOR
MAKES DRESS MAKING EASY
WIMER BLDG.
A showing of smart silk crepe
dresses^ circular, flare, pleated and
printed. Special Lot
Marcelling. Trimming, Sham,
poetag. Dyeing Facials.
The
Vdatty fchoppe, McGee's store.
Phone 162.
íl- t ¿
RISH
Greeting carde
McNair Bros.
for
Easter.
NEW
Parrhaaee New Ca«^—
The Automotive Shop reports
the sale of a. new Chevrolet tonr-
car to Prank Baswlck.
TAILORED
COATS
Full lined—Semi-and-full flared in new gray,
tan and mixed. Your choosing here will get a
dandjy for ,
Scranton Betf
This is chocolate Week at The'
Reform'd from Texas-»
Mr. and Mrs. Q. E. Eih return­
ed from El Paao, Texas, yexterday
morning. Mr. Bib was sent there
by the 8. P. Co., as a wltnaga te
New Hats that finish the costume in appropriate
models for either sport or dress wear. Priced at
.
a law sott.
Don’t forget the date— Thure-
y . March 18. Place— JaekUn
ot Springe.
Admission 60c
eh.
Coffpe and home made
* • . 16c.
164-3
to Ireland.
adventure
the jtioer
From K U m afh Fall»—
4 "
1
Mr. sad Mrs. Charles Jndfctes-
of K la^eM i Fatls^ybrs i» -A » h -
Taàd Bunday vlsftfog Mrs. J o i-,
to
e-r en
FOfc E A SÍE R AT
BilBfigs Ageïicy
Wash AB
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klbs parente. My. and Mm. & A -
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