bocal * Personal flotes
started this morning with a large
band of beef steers to pasture
at Klamath for the summer.
Taxes can be paid at City
Hall upstairs, beginnng Thurs
day, Aprl 22nd, until May 5.
Gets F ine Strawberries—-
John D. Norby today brought Be sure and bring last year’s tax
into the city from his home on receipt.
O. Winter, Deputy Tax Col-
the northern edge of the city
Jector.
195-10.
limits a crate of fine, large
strawberries which were grown
Madden soils protected tires.
in his garden. He said he pick
ed his first strawberrlesa of the
Tourists— be sure
season Sunday, this being the
white sulpher water
earliest he has been able to mar
land Natatorlum.
ket his home-grown berries.
ODD FELLOW ACTIMTIEh
Watch this space every day.
R egular M eetiigs '
Subordinate every Thursday.
Encampment, 1st and 3rd Tues
days. Rebekahs, 2nd and 4th
Tuesdays.
150-tf
The I. O. O. F. Home Coming
Friday evening, April 30th at Odd
Fellows Hall. All Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs will be made wel
come. Entertainment, Dance and
Helmans white sulphur plunges Among the Guests at the
lumbia H otel—
Refreshments.
open May 1st. Always clean.
Charles A. Dunn, Portland
„
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American Lrgioin Auxiliary to •
Burnett, Tacoma; B. R. W
Meet—
Cliff Payne makes awning er, Portland; A. C. Vogt, I
The American Legion Auxiliary frames.
land.
will hold a special meeting -this
evening at 8 o'clock at the Arm
Phone Paulserud's for cleaning
Try our 60c Merchants' Luncli.
ory. It will be a social and busi Every day from 11 to 2 at Th« and remodeling. We call.
ness meeting. By order of the Plata Confectionery.
200-tf
162-tf
President.
Hot sulphur tub baths, day
B om —
Have a Fitch Dapdruff Remover
or
night, Jackson Hot Springs.
A baby boy was born this
Shampoo at Tho~' Vanity Beauty morning to Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Shoppe, McGee’s Store.
198-tf Spence at their home on North
Graduation Suits! Latest mod
els at Paulserud’s.
200-tl
Main street. '
Try a French paper curl.
Llthia Hotel Beauty Parlor 195tf
Typewriters for rent— Elharts. Among the Gueota at the Llthia
Springs H otel—
Madden retreads tires.
for a
Bee-
ores-
Brittle« and Taffies
fresh at Candyland.
8AN RAFAEL, Cal.. April 27.
— (UP)— The May 1 .issue of
San Quentin prison’s publica
tion— The Bulletin— gives hon
or to the mothers San Quentin’s
inmates did not heed.
The Bulletin for May 1 is dedi
cated to “Somebody’s Mother.**
Lloyd Sampsell, associate editor,
penned the text. It reads:
“She was oddly picturesque
against the forbidding grayness
of the battlements which formed
the massive entrance to the pris
on.
Past middle age, dressed
obviously ln her out-of-date best,
she stood trembling nervously
before the prison gate, the ac
cumulated terrors of her jour
ney furrowed in her brow. Be
hind these walls some one for
whom she’d dare the horrors of
the inquisition or the battle
ments of hell awaited her com
ing, and come she had, to bring
assurances that as always, she'd
share the load he bore. . Some
body’s mother; Man’s most fu
tile and yet noblest endeavor is
the worthy acknowledgment of
love, homage and respect for
hiA mother. May it be said of
the prison that, here, more than
anywhere on God’s green earth,
is the mother appreciated and
the
fullest
significance
of
“Mother’s Day” understood and
acknowledged.’’
KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 27.
More than two hundred thou
sand members of the Order of
DeMolay, belonging to fifteen
hundred chapters In the United
States, will observe Patriot’s
Day, May 1, with special pro
grams, according to announce
ment from national headquar
ters In this city, by Frank 8.
Land, Grand Scribe.
Patriotic parades and flag ex
ercises held during the day. At
night chapter mass meetings will
be addressed op famous histor
FOR RALE: — 13 acres alfalfa
ic events and the American pa
hay In field, uncut. W. F. Ditter-
triots who participated in them.
brandt, Llthia Springs 'Hotel.
This is the fifth observance of
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Patriot’s Day by DeMolay. .
WASHINGTON, April
27.—
(UP)— The foreign trade bal
ance jit thia country shows only
part of the picture of interna
tional “big business,** according
to Secretary of Commerce Hoov
er.
Items not listed iu his month
ly reports bnt announced today
in his 1925 complete balance
Sheet which favor foreign coun
tries include:
>40,000,000
for
smuggled
goods.
>660,000,000 for entertaining
^American tourists abroad.
>310,000,000 sent home bv
Immigrants to this country.
always
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Church
ill of Eugene, are new residents
Helman Baths open for the sea In Ashland and are moving into
son Saturday, May 1st.
201-5t the house at 922 Boulevard.
Develop perfect health by ex
ercising at the Ashland Natator
x Miss Ethel A. Murdoch, who Is lum. *
'
demonstrating the Universal Elec
tric range this week at the Ash
Get yonr window screens and
land Electric store, gave « dem screen doors at Jordan Sash and
onstration of biscuit doughs ami Cabinet Works.
i94tr.
their various uses this afternoon,
and tomorrow afternoon from two
Our specialty. Quality
to four she will talk on bread traits. Studio Ashland.
doughs and miscellaneous thingsl
Will Demonstrate Bread—
Tomorrow
or foggy near coast to
night and Wednesday.
Variable winds mostly
northerly.
INSURE
Your Household Effects
When you buy furniture,
rugs »tableware and house
hold equipment, you make
an investment on which
you expect returns in ser
Among th e G uests at the Hotel
vice
for years to come. Are
A s h la n d -
Frank R, Fankee, Braddock, you insured against loss
Pa., P. Ross, Portland; Anton on this investment as a
Gross, Berkeley;
Ray Flynn, result of fire.
Portland; Laurence C. Carroll,
Klamath Falls; Mrs. R. B. Mac-
key, Sacramento; H. W. Morris,
and wife, San Francisco; ‘F. L.
Williams, Portland; William S.
Deaver, Portland; John Fogarty,
Sacramento; J. F. Werts, Port
land; B. D. Westfall, Portland.
Billings Agency
Estab. 1183 at 41 E. Main St
Real Estate A Real Inaurane
Phone a i l
E. R. The IS Quality
A A C Store & CO
MONTH
Universal
Electric
Range
Fords. The following cars are
equipped with self-starters: .
1920 Ford Touring, >140.00
1919 Ford Tudor Sedan, >185.00
1923 Ford Roadster, Plck.-up
Body, » 2 1 0 .
1923 Ford Touring, >225.
1924 Ford Touring, >275.
1924 Ford Roadster, >286.
•
Claycomb Motor Co.
Phone 50
201-8-t
years old, 2800 lbs., .well match,
ed; 2 black Gelding* 6 years qld,
2700 lbs., well matched; 2 brown
Geldings' 0 years old, 2700 lb».,
well matched; 6 yonny Geldings,
1250 to 1300 lbs., sound and well
broke; 4 young well broke saddle
horses; 4 head good old horses
well broke and gentle; 2 good
stock saddles; 1 heavy wagon; 2
sets heavy Work harness.— C. L.
Gibson, owner, 230 Mountain Ave.,
Ashland, Ore.— A. L. Gideon,
Auctioneer.
, ,
‘
'
The Fountain Pen Store
PARKER’S
' and
FOR RALE—Guaranteed Used
T. Outterson, Ran
Jasper Kruger, N. Y
A. Hartford, Sacramepto; Fred
Benson, San Francisco; J. Wil
liams and wife, Hollywood; W.
D. Gordon, Chicago; C. Pine.
Dunsmuir; Mr. and Mra.* T. O.
FAMILY MIXTURE
Willltt, San Francisco; Alfred
STONEHAM,
Mass., April 27<
Strunk, Seatjle; F. J. Renning,
Mr; and Mrs. Vs y . Mills re Seattle; Bernard J. Levy, Seat — A daughter was bridesmaid lor
turned from Alameda last eve tle; Gilbert J.
Strewe,
San her mother and a son best man
for his father at the marriage
ning, where they spent the past Diego.
here Saturday of Mrs. Allco
WANTEi>—Real
Estate
to
two weeks. Miss Helen Rand
Mabel
Roaf
of
Dedham
and
eell.
Brown
and
Rie«»
63
North
of Oakland, and Mrs. R. E. Cor
Oh! Mamma, buy me another
Main Street.
201-2-«
dell, of Alameda returned with one of Parker’s Delicious Pop- George Smith of Stoneham.
them to be their guests for Corn Crispettes.
191-if
some time..
.......... .
From Medford—
Stationery for Mother's Day —
Mr. and Mrs. Schank of Med-
Elharts.
ford spent Sunday in Ashland
visiting friends.
Parties Intending to build at
Lake of the Woods will profit by
THE W EATHER
communicating with me at saw
Oregon and Washing
mill for lumber and hauling. A.
ton— Fair and continued
J. Vollman, Rocky Point.
198-6
warm in Interior. Cloudy
For high grade tailoring see
Pun-haac<l Real Estate Office—
tailors upstairs.
149-tf
Orres
L. S. Brown and William Rice
have purchased the Real Estate
We pay cash for eggs. Ash
business formerly owned by 8. D.
land
Fruit and Produce Ass’n.
Taylor at 63 North Main.
192-12
Swim at Helmans. Open Satur-
201-5t Returned From South—
day, May 1st.
Buy your ready-to-wear where
you will be fitted by an experienc
ed tailor. Paulserud’s.
200-tl
Free battery Service
FOR RENT— Four-room fur-
We will test and refill your bat
nlshed house about May 1. New-
ly remodeled, modern and closo tery free’of charge. We recharge
your battgry, >1.00. Will buy your
in, 310 Hargadine.
old battery.-^Clageomb Motor Co.,
Phone 60.
;
20It—St
FOR SALE— Ford truck with
Q good tires, 323 Almond St.
Public Auction
. 201-2
Saturday, May 1, 1926. Sale
RENT: — 3 furnished starts, 1 o'clock P. M. I will sell
128 Central Ave. Phone at auctilon for cash: 20 head of
,
’ 201-2t work horses as follows. 2 black
Geldings 7 years old, 3300 lbs.,
FOR RALE: — 15-9-10 acres well matched^’ 2*Black Mares 6
ranch— 6 room Bungalow, barn,
garage, orchard and berries, 13
acres alfalfa, joins city limlits,
price, >6500.-00. W. F. Ditter-
brandt, Llthia Springs Hotel.
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To Klam ath County—
E. B. Barron and A. B. Brown
CONKLIN’S
Reliable Makes
ELHART’S
Rooks and
Stationery
Toilet Goods—
Dmg Sundries
Anniversary Sale
Ends Saturday
Rummpr's here at laet. Ash
land Laundry Service w ill be a
welcom e relief for the hot,
dusty w ashdays ahead. Send
us the fam ily bundle aad w ash
day tor you is in tlie land of the
D odo Bird; and th e price is so
reasonable that you cheat your
se lf if you w ash at hom e. Just
try it. Call 1OB. A m inute at
the phone beats a day at the
w ashtnb.
ASHLAND
COME THIS WEEK
and the advantages of the very
special offerings in sheets, sheet
ing, towels, toweling, ginghams and
other wash goods, wool dress goods,
coatings, coats, and dresses.
LAUNDRY CO
BOBLTNK
$1.25 HOSE
31 Water Street
95c
Demonstration
9
2-4 P. M. THIS WEEK
Seven Large Utensils
Free With Each
Range
New
5ilk
IN A DOZEN LATE COLORS
This Week Only
END
Come and get new ideas in Electric
Cookery.
These are 24 inch Silk length, with hem
top; heavy double sole; hi-spliced heel
and dandy wearers.
HOLEPROOF SILK HOSE
ALL THIS WEEK
David Butler
Alice Calhoun
A comedy of merry mas
querades.
Homeless and jobless;
alone in a big city in a
pair of pajamas.
It will get every
you’ve g o t
laugh
Come and take advantage of the many special values
offered for this
Bring New Joy Into Your
Home with an Universal
Electric Range
of lasting quality; ex-toe wear; 26 fashion stcpR from
hem to heel, insuring perfect fit and wear., All new
now polling
Out Sizes (Holeproof) $1.95
Dollar Day Sale
buy your hose here
:ial values for
vent
See Our Special Dollar Sale
Ashland
Electric
I
Supply Cd.
Window Display
4,