n?”--f TTOIXOfl I D lM i W U M n i M N i l U U U k v Lioeal Returned From fctopth— George Ogg returned borne Wedzw^mr, from / Santa! Monk*; whets ha' hag beeir^peiiding uetfeya; m o-tfi' one of Parker’s /Delicious Peg' attended the qifertterly, meeting Corn Crlspettes. 1914f of thtr >rormal school regents.'. The Odd Fellow* abd Rebekahs Brittle* and Taffies always Armand Face Powder, 50c. of Southern Oregon will observe McNair Bros. the One Hundred" abd Seventh fresh at Candyland. Anniversary of Odd Fellowship « i i America at Grants Pass an Madden sella protected tires. To Portland— i .;. • ’ , ' . .. Mr. and Mrs. D. Perozzi will April 26. A basket dinner in > the grove at noon. Meeting of Visit«1 In AablanO— leave tomorrow for Portland on Mr. and Mrs, Sloan of Klamath a short business trip. Sbuthern Oregon Odd Fellows’ Association at 2 p, m„ and a Falls, were guests of Mrs. Zeta fine program at 8 p. m., followed Boslar the first of the week. We Will Loan in Ashland all by a ball, co»st|tutez an outline monies Baved with ns by Ash < iff for the o c o s I a p /./y » 1S8-U Cleaning renews t^e life of the land people. Open your account L... garment. Phone 119. 191-tf' with us before April 20, and re- ■ I celve an Eastman Camera and Swimming and skating at the Savings Bank, free, given as n jira~ara~nai A shling Nat. , token of our appreciation. Wg feUo. Northern Savings and Loan Qautreau. se: Special comrinjtltcption Fjri e. Eagle Point, Saturday Ass n., temporary headquarters day evening. April .Loveland^ Orchestra. at Raggedy Ann Shop. Enders* i ----------------- Degree. Visitfng« Brethren *wel R eceives W o r d - 191-3* come. Mrs. Marcia Mitchell of 128 R. L. BURBIO, Jr., W: M Former Resident Dies— Rexall Corn Solvent.25c, Laurel stroet, has received ■ The W. H. DAY, Secy. Robert Cline, a resident of McNair Bros. • Austin Times, a .paper published Ashland for som* time and lived by the Austin High School, Chi­ Funeral Tomorrow— at 156 Van Ness avenue, died Celebrates S8th Birthday__ cago, 111., which says that her Funeral services for Josephine In port Orchard, Washington, Mr. and Mrs. N. Lawthers of grandson, Edward Mitchell was Pokorny will M held at Pine­ Tuesday. Granada, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rus­ selected President of the Junior hurst tomorrow- aftprnoop at sell, of Yreka and Mrs. R. A. class. 2:60. ‘ LIthfa Hotel Beauty Pgrlor. Phelps of Mayton, were in Ash­ Doom 218. Phone 810. 115-tf land yesterday to be with Mra. RATON FOR VANCOUVER , Young peoples revival coming. A. H. Russell on her eighty- EXHIBITION ANNOUNCED 1 • 191-tf The family Dance, Eagle Point, Saturday eighth birthday. For high grade tailoring see Sight. Loveland’s Orchestri. Tho famous Coldstream Guard had a picnic lunch in the park. Orres tailors upstairs. 149-tf Band of Great Britain will make 191-3* its first apipearance Jn North Cliff Payne makes bread boards America when the annual Vancou­ Dance, Eagle Point, Saturday Come and bring a pie and en­ ver Exhibition is held at Van­ night. Loveland's Orchestra. joy a shadow social with the Among the guest« at the H< couver. B. C., August 4 to 14, ac­ 191-2* Ashland are— . M. W. A.-R. N. A. Moose hail, cording to an announcement made Amelia A. Mason, Los , Monday the 19th. 191-1 toy F. S. McGinnis, passenger traf­ Trip to Klamath Falls— geles; A. R. Frazier. Portlai fic manager for the Southern Pa­ Mrs. T. W. Miles, and Mrs. Mae D. Rogers, Alberta, cific Company. Down From Ranch— Page, of Medford, Mr. and C.; L. H. Hansen, Portland; A special excursion rate from Fred Henry is In town A. B. Janney, Mra. E. H. A. Hughes, Portland; Mrs. California points to Vancouver his ranch on Dead Indian. ner. Mra. Cordell and Mrs. i Godkin, Vancouver, B. C.; E and return, will be available to of Ashland, made a trip to I GordoS, Portland; J, C. My< toiirists who plan to attend the Marcels— ■31.00. Vanity Shopne. nth Falls today. Portland; H. W ., La Frémit exhibition, according to McGinnis. Phone 103 174-tt San Francisco; G eorge, A .D Portland; Mrs. Eleanor Hast Dance, Eagle Point, Saturday F. J. Murphy left this morn­ and family. McMinnville; C. ght. Loveland’s Orchestra. ing for his mine near Crescent West, Portland. IN SU R E City. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sin­ cere and grateful thanks to al’ the friends and neighbors who were so kind and assisted dur­ ing the Illness gnd death of our beloved mother, Mrs. Elizabeth McDonough, to the Rebekah Onr specialty. Quality Por Hot sulphur tub baths, day Lodges and Women’s Relief Uta. Studio Ashland. or night, Jackson Hot Springs.' Corps both at Ashland and Cen­ tral Point and for all the beautiful flowers . , and flora! pieces sent. MRS. C. R. FIFIELD. MR8. O. O. WINGFIELD. A. O. BEAL. THE THEATER BEAUTIFU R. H. BEAL. H. E. BEAL. TODAY - TOMORROW MARGARITE McDONOUGH: Mias C. C. Moor, of Maumee. Ohio, is visiting Mrs.' John S. Parson nt her home on N. Main street. Miss Moor has been spending the winter In Southern California. Guest In Ashland— Miss C. C. Moore is the guest of Mrs. J. s. Parson. Miss Moore's home is in Ohio, and she has been spending the winter in Southern CaUfornla. Household E ffects Wheh you buy furniture, rugs .tableware and house­ hold equipment, you make an investment on which you expect returns in ser­ vice for years to come. Are you insured againàt loss on this investment as a result of fire. Wall Paper Design; jure the most delicate col ors or fabrics. 95 Oak S t P aints and W all Paper S.‘ ,A , Saptord, ,' k " ? Saturday Specials FOR SALE)— Good paying Rddmlng House and Restaurant. Inquire P. O. Box 762, Medford, Ore. 191-4« FOR HALE— Big fine resi­ dence. lots near Normal school. Also 2 to 5-acre tracts Bast Main 84 See H- C.‘ Coley's quarter­ page ad in this • issue. If yon want to buy or trade anything in real estate, see H. C. palsy, 65 E. Main St, • 191-1 pch Brave of the Boston Braves. [Ider, while the midget la Waiter »re two of the beat bets on the his season. Advertise' In The TWings, Visited In Medford— Miss Gladys Morton visited In Medford yesterday afternoon NEW SUBDIVISION FOR HOMEBUILDERS 30 Acres In Tracts of 2 to 5 Acres PRICE $333 to $550 per ACRE Only 2 blocks from City pavement, within seven tenths of a mile from new grade school, junior high school, high school and new Southern Oregon State Normal school. Only 1.2 m iles. from Ashland post office. NORTH SIDE OF EAST M AIN STREET, JU ST E A ST OF BOX FACTORY. O UTSIDE CITY LIM ITS, NO CITY T A X E S TO PAY. SPL E N D ID HOME SIT E S SU IT A B L E FOR POULTRY. B E R R IE S AN D CARDEN. Start Your Country Home Now with some profitable industry and become inde­ pendent oi an employer’s pay roll and dictation Others Make a Good Living on Small Tracts; WHY CAN'T YOU? j - « Build Your Own Payroll, Live on the Fat of the Land and be Independent » » * A ll granite soil, no sticky. E asily worked and hand- led a t all seasons of the. year. A ll Tinder the Talent Irrigation Dirtrict. W ater w ill be delivered to the * high point of this tract on the north side o f the road. - The acreage belongs to the Carter Land Company now desiring to dispose of the property in order to T ““ “ <” ta^ . A, ” eW tract from north to south givin g fine street frontages * for trax.t6 of 2 acres each and over. Special Inducements W ill' be Given to Immediate Home Builders - . ■ W e w ill b e g la d to S h o w Y o u T h is P ro p erty BUY NOW BEFORE THE For sale by H. C. Oaley, B illings A gency, Ashland R ealty Co., E. E. Phipps, E. T. Staples, A. M. Beaver and Elizabeth Yockey. H. C. GALEY, SECRETARY CARTER LAND CO., NO. 65 E. M AIN STREET, ASHLAND FINE VIEW, EASILY REACHED, CITY WATER, $300 to SMO Each, Terms Four choice comers* each 120 by 160 feet, other lots 80 by 240 feet with two street frontages, thus making all double lots, all big enough for chickens, ber­ ries and gardens. First buyers get choice of locations. SOME O F T H E SE LOTS H A V E FR U IT TREES A N D SOME N A TU R A L SH A D E TREES AND BUSH ES. A L L ARE VERY D E N I A B L E HOME SITES. FOR SALE BY H. C. GALEY, NO. 65 EAST MAIN ST. Phone 108 W e D eliver ; We now have the nationally advertised GIBSON REFRIGERATORS for the builder if you consult us, as we HANDLE EVERYTHING YOU do if you were ^ 6 a d Jim . * ' Portland; Ball Acre Lots in Galcy Addition Close to New Normal School Standard Cleaners . toqb, Rcjfceburg.'* t Estab. 1883 at 41 E. Main St. Real Estate ft Real Inaurane Phone 311 J u s t Received J. O. RIGG >R RENT— Neat bungtlow rooms, completely furnished, Litbia Park. Modern, bath, onable. Apply 106 Granito . , 191-3 Ashland Real Estate should soon Increase in value. RAISE IN PRICE' Dry - cleaning will not in Beautiful New Spring Pettlaml; Mr. and Mrs. N. W? Mc­ Intosh. Portland; Miss Mcln- F o r RENT— 3-room furnished ottage, bath,' garden planted. Elf.00 per monrth, 424-H elinan It? ■ . 191-3« ODD FELLOW ACTIi'ITl^b Watch this space every day. Left for Fort Klamath— Fishing Trip— Try our 60c Merchants’ Lunch. Dr. and Mre. W. J. Crandall John Mnttern, Sam Jordan and Every day from 11 to 2 at The left for Fort Klamath to. vhit J6hn Hughes, went fleeing nt Plaza Confectionery. 162-tf Mrs. Crandall’s sister. Mrs. I. R, Gold Bay Dam thia morning. Nlcholsen. They will try to Why not attend the Nazarene drive through to the Lake O’ , Four-piece Business-Golf suits, Sunday school next Sunday It the Woods from the Crater Lake at Paulserud’a. 191-tl Is Adult Day program. entrance and will return Sunday evening. ltl-Thura. 8at. Madden retrenf}» tires. Eugpne Coleman, Jr., ant wife« Loe Angeles; J. Ei Cjewit Portland; F. A. R qo O. San Fran cisco; R. J. Trldden, Chicago: Paul 8. Moore, San ‘Francisco, W illiam Jones, W estwood; R. choose from—all sizes, all prices. Regardless of the one you buy you can ex­ pect great service from ’it. The GIBSON will save yotl money because it will keep your food better. Fourteen walls of insolation in' every model, there­ fore economy in the use of i,ce. J. P., PODGE & SONS