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Advertising and Publicity
A. E. Kinney. C. H. Pierce, Oar Irving E. Vining, Jack Milton!
Earl Isaao, O. H .,Johnson, L, aid Wenner. C. W. Banta.
J. R. Edwards.
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H. Hanson, C. S. Richardson, X.
Fred Homes, P. K. Hammond.
WANTED: —r Man to do some T. Staples, O. M. Green, J. ,W.
R. L. Bnrdle, Jr., O. A. Brlacoe.
spading. Ashland Hotel.
202-3 Borgerson.
Agricultural and l* n (l Settlement G. F. Billings, Carl Loveland.
For Sale: — Early June to-
Geo. W. Dunn. Ralph Billings,
House Committee .
matoe plants, large smooth, pink Ralph Koocer, J. C. Hopper, 8.
H. H. Elhart, Thornton Wiley,
tomatoh. 0. A.'Gray, 1372 Iowa. D. Taylor, F. M. Carter, E. E. 0. Q. Eubanks.
202-2t Phipps.
Business V ld to r-
Industrial Development
Mr. Meyers of the Shell Oil
Auto Camp and Tourist*
C. H. Pierce, Frank Jordan. J.
FOB
HALE:
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F«rd
Roadster.
Co., of Medford, was a business
Dan Kay, P P. Whittle, H. D. N. Dennis, A. M. Beaver. A. C.
At condition, starter, extra tire
visitor In Ashland today.
McNair. T. H. Simpson, Randall Coggins, A. W. tyoon
and rim, also delivery box for
Woods, H. S. Clayiomb. \
Legislation
Swim at Helmana. Open Batur- back. Price 3200. Inquire No. 50
Band Coni-erta and Music
L. A. Roberta, Harry Tomlin­
3rd
street..
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day. May lat.
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Dr. E. A. Woods, H. B. Hurst, son. John Rlgg.
WANTED: — Good modern up H. O. Yeo, J. E. Enders, J. w .
Membership
From MwMorrt—
to date house to exchange for Bowens.
, H. S. Claycomb, Earl Crow, V.
Arthur Long of Medford was a good Income property in Eugene. Celebrations and Conventions D. Miller. Dr. Chas. W. Haines,'
business visitor in Ashland yes­ Drown & Rice, 63 N. Main St.
Wm. Briggs. Louis Dodge, H. O. Winter.
terday.
202-1 O. Enders, Jr., W. D. Jackson, Retail Trade and Trade Relations
S. A. Peters, Jr, Fred Taylor
0. H. Billings, 8. B. McNair.
FOR RENT: — Cow pasture,
Try a French paper
Civic Affairs and Street Improve. Tom Hill, H. O. Anderson, C. B.
13.50 per month in advance. Mrs.
Llthia Hotel Beauty Parlor
Evana, J. H. Hardy
Mary R. G. Freeman. 261 Oberlin
Roads and Highways
St.
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Visiting in Ashland-.
A. E. Kinney, W. M. Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Williams
FOR HALE: — At Dunsmuir,
of Wagner Creek are visitors in Calif., Completely furnished »—
Ashland.
modern 3 room house with sleep­
10,000 M ILES
ing porch and garage, on Corner
Have a Fitch Dandruff Remover lot 70x100 ft. very reasonable.
of every description of fencing
Shampoo at The Vanity Beauty Cash or terms if desired. Address
and wire Just In. Felice posts.
All kinds of garden/tools and
Shoppe, McGee’s Store.
198-tf C. D. Shoemaker, Dunsmuir.
hose.
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Business Trip to Danamulr—
FARMERS! Look to your mow­
FOR HALE: — Onion plants.
Phil Wolcott went to Duns
ers and rakes’ repairs early,
New
Sugar A White Bermuda, 15c
and leave your order for what
muir last evenng on business.
hundred. D. P. Blue, R. F. D. 1, Perozzi,
you need at
Graduation Suits! Latest mod- 1st lane east of mailbox. 202-4 Stearns
els at Paulserud’s.
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SADDLE HORSES for hire, in­
Finance and Budget
quire at 939 B street.
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0. N. Smith, J. H. McGee,
IiCft For P ortland -
FOR HALE: — Two Jersey cows
Mrs. Arthur Squires
one giving milk now, other will
children left for Portland
be fresh May 1st. Inquire 939 B
day evening to be gone
street.
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time.
Ltoeal • Personal flotes
Sports
lin. C. C. 'Darling. Don Provost,
Millard Grubb, 0. W. Prank- 'B. C. Forsythe,
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Universal Electric Range
Subordinate every Thursday.
Encampment, 1st and 3rd Tues­
days. Rebekahs, 2nd and 4 th
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
Refreshments.
B orn-
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pert an
nounce the birth of a baby boy
born last evening.
Typewriters repaired at Elharts.
Brittles and Taffies
fresh at Candyland.
always
Left For Southern C a lifo rn ia -
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson
left yesterday morning
for
Southern California.
Cliff Payne makes tent
Madden retreads tires.
Don’t miss the “Thanks for the
Buggy Ride" Dance at Jacksons
Hot Springs Sat. night. Every­
body will be there.
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Demonstration
2-4 P. M. THIS WEEK
P eil’s Corner
Returned f'rom South—
Mrs. Squires returned yeste
day morning from San DIeg
where she has spent the winter.
Hot sulphur tub baths, day
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Barron an­ or night, Jackson Hot Springs.
nounce the birth of an eight
pound baby boy bom April 24. From Talent—
Rev. William Vlmont was a
The baby has been named Edwih
business visitor from Talent to­
Hugh.
day.
Remember the date — an old
Phone Paulserud’s for cleaning
fashioned dance by Sof Oregon
Rabbit Breeders. Best dance of and remodeling. We call.
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the season. Introducing the lat­
est dance. The buftny hug. Moose
Hall, tonight. Admission 95c Taking Vacation—
Miss Lydia McCall, who
Couple, including refreshments.
Admission
and
refreshments employed at the postoffice,
(without dance) 25c. Good music. taking a month’s vacation.
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Madden aulis protected tires.
Buy your ready-to-wdhr where
you will be fitted by an experienc­ R eturned to R anch—
Mrs. A. E. Zana left by state
ed tailor. Paulaerud'a.
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yesterday for her ranch on
Helmang white sulphur plunges Greensprlhga.
open May 1st. Always ’clean.
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Helman Baths open for the sea­
son Saturday, May 1st.
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V isitin g
Miss Ethel A. Murdoch, who
is demonstrating the Universal
Electric range at the Ashland
Electric store this week, will
demonstrate cakes tomorrow af­
ternoon from two to four, and
will be glad to welcome all her
friends.
For Mothers’ Day— The best
expression of your thoughtful
ness— your photograph.
Studio
Ashland.
“THE MAN ON
THE BOX"
Mr. Applewhite, who has been
in the Veteran’s
Hospital in
Portland for the past several
months, is improving
rapidly
and will soop be able to return
to his borne In Ashland.
E. R. Bokler, Tacoma; Chas.
C. Willis, Seattle; C. 8. Tucker,
Seattle; S. M. Podell, Seattle;
Paul Caree, Eugene; Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Lander, Portland;
Fred Brown. Salem, Mrs. C. H.
Sanford. Portland; Mrs.
V.
Shaw, Berkeley.
Advertise In T he Tidings.
For high grade tailoring see
Orret tailors upstairs.
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"Thanks for the Buggy Ride”
dance at Jackson’s Hot Springs
Sat, nite. This will be a modern
dance sponsored by the American
Legion Auxiliary.
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and he predicted that every
committee and every man on
each committee would work in­
dustriously during the year for
the betterment of the city.
Secretary Fuller submitted a
report of the activities of the
chamber during the past year,
showing that much had been ac­
complished in the way of adver­
tising and publicity. Not only
were pamphlets
and
leaflets
printed and distributed through­
out the country, but the Port­
land newspapers were generous
in their space, he said.
He called attention to the fact
that the chamber had initiated
a campaign for street Improve­
ments and that the city council
had taken up this matter recently
with most gratifying Jesuits.
the Hotel
CIIAPLTN
Tomorrow
Harry T. Mett and wife, Loa
Angeles; G, c. Smith, San Fran­
cisco; Johnson 8. Smith, Port­
land; T. M. Woods. Portland
J. W. Meyers, San Francisco; C.
A. Moore, Los Angeles; J. L.
Clark and wife, Long Beach;
R. H. Wright, San Francisco;
M. Pierson, San Francisco; Miss
Viola Johnson, San Francisco;
Mrs. F. L. Martin. Tacoma; Mr.
and Mrs. 8. A. Henderson, Spo­
kane; A. D. Bufers Portland.
Hear Lovelands Navigators at
the Buggy Ride Dance at Jack-
sone Hot Springs Set. night. First
with George Sidney, Charlie appearance In Southern Oregon
Murray and Vera Gordon. n t this red hot dance band.
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Didj’ ever hear the story
t o o t tiie Irishman and the
Jew ?
A remarkably funny eharact-
erization of the private liv e s
o f A m erica’s two laugh pro­
ducers. An Irish policeman.
A Jew ish merchant. And
then som ething about a mil­
lion dollars — imagine an
Irish policeman getting a
m illion dollars away from a
Jew ish merchant—a boy and
a girl and a little child lead
them w hile love conquers all,
—O i, Oi—begorrah what a
m edley o f hmmor, pathos and
unadulterated joy.
OH BOY!
Electric Cookery
Imported Toyo Panamas
$125 a
Summer Underwear
Bring New Joy into Yonr Home
with an Universal Electric
Range
50c to $2.50 Per Garment
MILLER'S TOGGERY
“ Hab-a-dash Inn”
shland Electric Supply
E. R. I S A A C & C O
Rapidly Improving—
with
SYD
Come and get New Ideas in
Left For Marshfield—
John Dougherty left yeste
day for Marshfield, where he wl
spend a few days on business.
We pay cash for eggs. Ash-
land Fruit and Produce Ass’n.
192-13
Last Time Tonight
A shland —
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davolt of
Portland, arrived in Ashland yos-
terday evening for a vlait with
Mrs. Applewhite, Nob Hill.
gon Hotel Are ■
W ill D em onstrate Cake—
ln
Seven Large Utensils FREE with Each ]
Range ' - This Week Only
The Quality Store
MONTH
END
Dollar Day Sale!
Take Advantage of the Special
Bargains Offered for This Special
Selling Evènt.
Radio Chiffon Dresses
Daisy Muslin, 6 Yds. for $1.00
Sold Regular 19c Yard
Curtain Scrim, 4 Yds. for $1.00
Regular Values to 35c Yard
Printed Voiles, 5 Yds. for $1.00
A clean-up. Values to 59c Yard
Nod-Land Sheets, Each $1.00
Size 81x90, 31.89 Valuta
Include Everything
Parties intending to build at
i lake of the Woods will profit by
' communicating with me at saw
mill for lumber and hauling. A.
J. Vollman. Rocky Point.
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Develop perfect health by ex­
ercising at the Ashland NaUtor'
turn.
V ie lt« —
Val ken ber t went
to ,
Klamath yesterday on buslneav.
,
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Jack Milton, owner of Jackson
Hot Springs, thought the cham­
ber should advertise and give
publicity to all of the scenic at­
tractions and points of Interest
to the rflflflltjr of Ashland, and
X. I. Isaac, chairman of the
publicity committee, eaid that it
already had been decided to in­
clude all health resorts, Includ­
ing Jackson Hot Springs, Llthia
Springs and other similar re­
sorts. In the'commantty 'advertis­
ing which the chamber will un­
dertake during the year.
A tentative budget was sub-
mttted by Secretary Fuller and
this will be taken np by the
budget committee nt once in or.
der that a definite budget and
campaign of activities can he
outlined by the directors at en-
other meeting to be held next
the
standing
Thursday Selling
Sizes 16 to 44 •
F ast colors; all shades. They
come in plain colors, fancy stripe
or figured. Models are straight-
pleated or circular. Very well
tailored.
100 Lingette Costume
Slips
A ll colors—all sizes. Your choice
for
Thursday Only $125
Special for Thursday
r
$4.95
Silk Jersey Bandeaux
Brassiers
in pink or honeydew. Taped and
bound. Special for
flood quality cloth—stayfcd and
stitched. W hile they last
Thursday Only 49c
Thursday, 35c
Zephyr Gingham, 5 Yds. for $1.00
32 ln. Wide, 25c Yard Regular
14 Mo. Weight
BIG PILE OF RIBBON APRONS
Colors: Green, Biné, Rose, Yellow, Orange,
Purple and Red,
THURSDAY ONLY 35c
Bath Towels, 4 for $1.00
Regularly 35c Ench, Heavy Weight
Shop Thursday at
Pillow Cases, 3- for $1.00
42 and 45 Inch— 39c Bach Regular
These Items Are Only a Few of the
Many Dollar Day Specials
Holeproof Hose
in all the leading
shades, now selling
FLO W ERS FOR
HATS
25c AND U P