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fcauit four ASHLAND WEEKLY TIDINGS Wednesday, December 24, ifllfl aaaitntnntg:amm:ttmnnn:t;tw h LOCAL AND PERSONAL m;t:;i::it!::K:nuatnKU!mmainKfflao . MONDAY'S NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lour and the hitter's sister, Miss Mildred Culy, went to Grants Pass this mornlns i ml will spend Christmas at the home ot N. Culy. The Methodist Sunday school gave the offering or $ I T. 0 in cash yesterday to the Armenian fund wlUch is being raised in this city anions the various Sunday schools. K.-nneth Lilly, the well Known ath lete, who is a unior at Stanford uni versity this year, is home for ths Cluistmas holidays. Mr. Lilly turned down an offer to go to Vancouver. 11. C with the Rugby team in order to spend Clnistmas with his pa vents here. Mr. iind Mrs. K. . La Brie of Wilbur are guests at the home of H. H. Gillette on Gieshnm street today. . .1. 11. Turner has tone to Torre Haute and Giocnrastle, Ind., to rpcinl Christmas with relatives and I'rii ads. Misses Lucy Niver and Florence Wilson were Med ford visitors to day. w Mrs. F. K. Moore is here from F.u seiie and will spend Christmas with her mother. Mrs. Aunt McCarthy, at her home on .North Main street. . . Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Boyd and son left Saturday night for Oakland and San Francisco where they w 11 re main over Christmas. The many friends of Marsh ill Bar ber are pleased to learn that he Is making a rapid recovery from his recent severe illness. Mrs. K. lloU'ale of Dunsmtiir ha come t.r Ashland to spend the holi-i days with lier daiinhier. Mrs. Cedric Myer. - Weill was received from Loni' IP .n il luday of the death of the mother of Former Councilman W. A. Turner of this city, which occurred then'. The deceased was !H years of atie and her failing health was the piihiipal cause of Mr. and .Mrs. Turner going to Long Ileach this winter. Her hurial took place ul Long Beach Thursday. Crant Neelev, who is attending an automobile school in Portland, is home for the holidays. The Presttylorinn church was heau tilully decorated yesterday for the Christmas service which were con ducted In the church and Sunday school. Owing to the community Christmas tree to be held Christmas eve, hc exorcises in the Sunday school were limited this year. ltev. C. F. Kindlier, the pastor, delivered) two particularly eloqunet sermons! both morning and evening. ". (!. Lillian!: !.Ji't Saturday nluhl I for San l'i,.ncisco to attend the fu neral of his In other, the late J. Cal. Kubanks, which takes place in that city today. spend Christmas and New Years with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Long of Eighth street. Misses Nola Kempt and Edith Moody, teuchers In the city schools at Uoseburg, came home this fore noon to spend the Christmas holi days. Mrs. John Dill was n Medfoid vis itor yesterday. Mrs. E. E. Hewitt leaves today for Portland to spend a week or so in the northern city. R. A. Minkler of Taroimt is a guest at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Minkler, this week. Miss Bernice Myer arrived home lust night from San .lose, Calif., toi spend Christmas with her parents,! Mr. and Mrs. William Myor. j A preliminary hearing was held; before Justice Covvdy yesterday nf- lernoon in the case of George Lang, who was churned with assaulting J Harvey 0. Cormaek. Lung was bound over to the grand jury. , C. H. Johnson, who has been spending several weeks in the north. money tp pay for them. As a result there are more trap pers going into the woods this win ter than ever in history. Dealers arc uncertain what result this will bring hut they are ottering better-produce Detter tui. Tllat may uo prices in advance than they ever did, true in domestic stock, but exactly before. This looks like higher prices the opposite is true when it comes lor next year, they admit. ta fur animals. Naturally wild ani- There are more animals this win-, mills are bound to deteriorate in tor than in many yeHis, according 6aptlvity. They are not in their to trappers' reports, and they'll be nutural state. But the most Im neeiled to meet the demand, say deul- portant difference Is the tempera ern. " s ! "tent of the animal. In this section approximately 80 "Surprised? Yes, I guess most per cent of this year's rurs have al-j folks are surprised that the tern ready passed over the retail coun-! per of an animal lurgely decides the tors. In the east, according to re-j quality of its fur. ports, f.n to 90 per cent of the trade j ..you've seen a dog or cat bristle has already bought and the rem- ; ltg Dack wnen ,t gets ,nad? Wellj main.ler of the sales will be Chris'-: all wikl aniraal8 die fighting. Their inns trade, it is believed. guar(1 flr ,g et That.g tQe most The unnsuil run n-i furs is due 1 important thine I know of In eettlnel id general prosperity t'lvnnirhnut thej g0()(I fur Tnelr back fur ,8 U.8te(1 country, dealers declared, and par-; Up and it stays that way. tirulaiiy due to the prosperity of the feminine pocketbook. of-doors ' would naturally think the, no guard fur tensed to make tho pelt Bkius como from tho southern states, choicest furs would be those bred' perfect. Foreign furs are popular among and raised in captivity,'' said a buyer. The peUga of w(, ., arfl the very rich. Russian sublo coats "They figure that animals selected, I yg preferable An(; thoy are. tor Instance sell for as high as $00. segregated, fed and cared for sliouUI hHrder to getand nuturally higher 000. Each Bkln the ble of a man's priced. But the average woman two nanus leuginwiseeo... wants the best fur obtainable If she $00 to $800, and sometimes It takes can possibly afford ft " " j 800 to 1,000 skins to make one coat. , , ; Ermine and chlnchlllu are more netting back to women's fancy i . , , popular now for tr turning amung tastes they re running riot, say the " 1 ' " j IllB riCU. nuil ltt, n BUiiin nun-i i.mi' l i-.t le I. u liith iiriceil fur. Otter In the east, particularly, there is .imhtlv dealers. a demand for high-priced furs. Matching is the hardest thing fur manufacturers have to battle wltta.j Garment makers must match rat skins and coon skins in order to sell a coat. Women won't stand for ! blotched garments. To match skins takes expert's time and searching. There has been a fad of "mottled" rat skin coats, one light and r important thing I know of In getting I (1..k pUceA atB1.nu(ely. The9e . mostly southern rat skins mixed v a northern rut skins resorted to 1 "Take a tahie animal. cheaper coats for trimming and for small pieces. Lamb lined leather and cloth coats are also popular. The old pony coat, beurskln coat and wolf-skin coats and muffs are al' nut of date. Few manufacturers I 'OB SALE REAL ESTATE have a demand for them any more. They are bending every effort to meet the "hlgh-falutln' " taste ot the modern American woman and "you'll have to aBk the women," to find out if they are succeeding, gay deal ers, CITATION I .i'APLES REALTY BARGAINS Watch for Some New Bargains Here Is one to start with: After long, manufacturers to redure costs since' Nuw modern bungalow, 7 rooms, cantlvitv end nB.ofiii iir it lono . v, i,i o uk.. j ...... Ullt'i. two toiieiB, large Bleeping "During tho war and since," snld ,h, ,, ,. .. ., I , , , , , i porch; big basement, large lot, .he hrciing fur garment producer of u "d M E re9.Ult ""l nenr,y "S K"'1 nS nort,,e,u r!lt skl,ls ' h'uit and berries; 2 blocks from i pelt is second or third grade, or noi All the best rat skins come from Boulevard and school. Splendid the country, women have earned gra(le at alK Wnen t ,8 chloro-! the northern reaches of Minnesota' surroundings, completely and '. ' ' formed, shot or otherwise killed 1 Montana, North Dakota ill"' M IMIII w on !ll'''l UIH Wildes Ol ' tham to women have been all out of normal, proportion. i no fight in It no struggle i and Michigan. Most Wisconsin of the coon I nicely furnished; immediate pos sion $4000; halt cash. Just think! . has returned to Ashland to speii'l Christmas at the home of Mr. and Airs. E. V. Carter on the Boulevard. j . ! Mrs. fleorse Jenkins is homo frotni Bisbeo, Ariz., where she was called several weeks ago by the sickness and death of her son. Mrs. A. M. Fr. nk'in or the Sani tary Bakery left last night on No. HI lor the state hospital at Salem for special treatment. Miss Elizabeth Wagner of San Francisco and Miss Margaret Mann of Berkeley have come to Ashland, to spend Christmas at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Wagner of Oak street. ; $ The Social Realm i i Talent Yonny Man Marries j The inarrlugo of Miss Margaret McKee of Oxnard, Calif., n well, known musician ami whistler of that city, who was an Oipbeum vaude ville circuit feature in 1!H7. to Sam uel C. (ihiHgow, an ensign In the naval reserve corps imd u student at the medical college of the Univer sity ot Southern California, took place hiHt night at the Hollywood Baptist church at 8:30 o'clock with Dr. J. Whitcomb Brougher official-' lug. A reception took place after the ceremony at the home of the j bride's parents. Tho romance of I these young people grew out of ac tivities as students of the university, Miss McKee having studied music I there for two ye ns. Mr. (ilnsgmv comes from Talent, Ore. O. A. C. Club Dance The students anil alumni of tli'i Oregon Agricultural college are ar ranging a dance for New Year's eve to he held in St. Mark's hall, Med foid, b.u the Southern Oregon.!). A. C. clup. A large number of students are at their homes In Ashland, Med foid ami other points in the valley They want good clothes fill no ile fiii I ii in ittrwl nnito tianlr pieces, muffs and fur lined leather or cloth coats. Hundreds of women Ml who never before felt they could af-igS ford good furs are buying now. "My personal opinion is that this demand won't last more than an oi her fur season. The demand will likely be great next f ill lint the next year it will drop off." he satil. "The desire for furs will be largely satiated by the end of next year," ho i; tided, explain ing that II was merely a guess and that lio one ran tell what the Ameri can woman will do, aril Natural niuskrat, seal dyed musk- gj rat and raccoon furs are the most popular. US Because of the huge demand for Ml mm.Urat furs, prices for raw skins ffjfi have Jumped from us low as 7 cents Fp each to more than $2 each In fifteen an years. Lust year prime northern sfji niuskrat skins sold for $1.70. Al- eady some fur dealers are telling trappers they will pay from $2.10 to K $:!.:'.() for raw skins this year. IgS As a result of high prices for raw W skins every farmer boy. every settler, gl and every hunter In the north woods g, is getting ready to jump Into the trapping game this month with a cj vim. One dealer pointed out all jpP the things a buck-woods boy could g buy if he trapped only 50 or 100 rfl muskrat this fall and' sold them at gil! prices offered. 13 But every boy can't trap wild an-' 5 imals and get away with it, expert- UK enred trappers pointed out. It takes fQp someone who knows the game to get ffp good skins, take care of them, keep S3 them intact nnd sell them right. 2j There's been a lot of talk about fox gjj farming, rabbit farming, muskrat W fanning, mink and otter farming and are all other kinds of farming. "City folks wlio don't know tho great out- THE UNIVERSAL CAR Have Ford Mechanics Repair Your Car Tho mechanics In our shop who will adjust or repair your Ford car, or Ford truck, arc men who understand the Ford mechanism and who know the Ford way of making repairs and replacements. They aro experienced Ford mechanics and because of their familiarity with Ford cars can do your work more Intelligently and more quickly than can other skilled mechanics who luck Ford experience. The work on your car will be done In a completely equipped shop with time saving Ford tools and equipment. Wb.eth.or your car needs an adjustment or a thorough overhauling, we are prepared to give you careful and prompt service. And nothing but the Genuine Ford-made parts and replacements will be used. When the work is finished, the churge will bo the reasonable, standard For i prices. Our stock of Ford parts Is always complete. And our Ford garage and Ford mechanics are at your service at any time. We are Authorized Ford Dealers and not only repair Fords but also sell them, Drive in or 'phone. Be fair to your car and your pocketbook. HARRISON BROS. FORD AGENTS Insist on Genuine Ford Parts Sib In the County Court of the State ot Oregon, for the County of Jack son. In tho Matter of the Estate ot R. S. Evans, Deceased. To Samuel J. Evans, C. W. Erans, Joseph Evuns, Emma J. McCuni sey and Annie M. Muse, and to all other persons interested In said estate, OREETINO; In the name of the State of Ore gon, you are hereby cited to appear in tbe above entitled court at the court room thereof In Jacksonville. Jackson county, Oregon, on tbe 14th day of February, 1920, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. of said day, then and there to show cause, if any ex ists, why an order of sale should not be issued to W. J. Moore, adminis trator ot the estate ot H. S. Evans, deceased, authorizing and directing him to sell at private sale, for cash in hand, or upon such terms and con ditions as in the Judgment ot tho court may seem best for all parties concerned, all of tbe real property belonging to tbe estate of said de ceased, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay the debts, claims, funeral expenses and expenses of ad ministration against said estate, the said real property being more par ticularly described us follows, to wit: An undivided one-fourth Interest in and to the following described j tract of land: I Commencing at an Iron pin, one Inch by one inch by twenty Inches long driven in the ground at the ; weBt corner of Block "U" in Railroad addition to the Cltv nf Ashland. n Jackson county, Oregon, at the north line of Main street, 435.20 feet north and 5.1.60 feet east ot the southwest corner of Donation Land Claim Num ber 42, In township 39, south of range 1 eust of Willamette Meridian, 1' Jackson county, Oregon: thence iy, north 36 deg. 23 mln. east 177.10 RJ feet; thence north 65 deg. 18 mln. west 57.85 feet; thence south 35 deg. 23 mill, west 174.40 feet to the north line ot Main street; thence south 65 deg. 18 mln. east 14.16 feet, and thence 51 deg. 45 mln. east 43.80 feet to tho place of beginning, containing 10,160 square feet, more or less, and excepting and reserving ' therefrom that part thereof conveyed to C. C. Chappell by deed recorded In Volume 48, Records of Deeds for Jackson county Oregon, at page 48 thereof. And also subject to an ease ment for a drive way created by that certain agreement made by A. L. Al kens to V. O. Swedenhurg, II. O. Eu ders and B. P. O. E. Lodge No. 944, of Ashliind, Ore., which easement extends across the rear end of said lot. Also, the whole of the following , tracts: Commencing at a point at the northeast corner of lot 11, of the Hargadlne tract In the City of Ash lund, Oregon; thence Bouth 293.7,0 feet to the southeast corner of safd lot 11; thence west 162.30 feet along the south line of said lot; thence northeasterly 108.70 feet parallel with West Fork street, thence northwesterly 100 feet to the east line of said West Fork street and at right angles therewith; thence north easterly along the east line of West pa L 1 land all are invited to participate. Surprise I'arly' A company of young people sur- llarry Hagel. who recently canto here from Colorado, has taken tho lii'iicbis county agency for the car bon beater that has been on exhibi-: l"'isl''' lle s"n,!, Ht lliB 011 ! tion here last work, and moved his' ll,'l"" trttt Saturday evening, the; lamjly Saturday to Itnseburg. occasion being his 19th birthday, j j About twelve were present and spent , Dr. Edward Laird Mills, supcriiJ" l,1('asant evening with games and t' lnb iit of tp.. fioniiir department : ,""si('' ll,lHI' wl'ieh refreshments of the .Methodist Hum h with head- ',rB '""' j iiuarlers in S.,n Francis was an! j THIS STORE WILL REMAIN CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY QUALITY STOUH "The Store With the Christmas Spirit THIS STORE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS DURING NEXT WEEK Ashland v i s i 1 1 r today having busi ness here wiih Or. S. A. Ilanford, su perintendent of Klaiii,.th district. Vis. llaltie Lynch, who had been niii'-ing a i;:m. i ..irkness In Oak land, relumed heme yesterday. William Jennings- is a gue-t a! the home ,f his son, K. 1). JenniiiLS, of this , ily. THM'tvs ::s 0. O. Van Natta leeetve, yesterday two haul omn I'lyninulh Kock cock eiels fro,,, Cou.illis which he hud piiti-liaseil. The birds are pun. bred and will l.i. i g,,.;,! acquisition to Mr. Van N.,tt a', fluck. Mr. Van Nat ta paid $l(i mi for ilv fowls. Theii,.,. Russell cune home yes te'ilay Nni-ih H,.,,cl i,, i, I d been employed fr wieral '" ' !' ml I'liristmas at his 0. (1. Kubanks, cashier of the ' State Bank of Ashland, received a message this morning apprising him; of the death of his biother, J. C'ul.j Kubanks. which occurred in San Francisco. Mr. Kubanks was all years of age. He had returned from New York City shortly before of J cksoiivillc! Thanksgiving whore he had been on! a business trip, and was taken ill soon after his return home. The' body will lie cremated in San Fran cisco Monday. i Our customorfi have been busy buying Christmas Gifts, but, strive as they may, there are always a number ot last min ute purchases to be made for someone who has been overlooked. This large Gift Store has done everything In Its power to eliminate worry and annoyance from your final shopping, and to make It an easy and pleusureable task. We still have a complete assortment of Good Merchandise from which you may choose. Don't forget, shop early at Vaupel'S Quality Store. Dainty Gift Handkerchiefs If you want lo show your thoughtfulues and at the same time present a gift that will be appreciated, choose a half dozen silk or linen handkerchiefs. We have an extensive display al prices ranging from 50c to $1.00 each, IHIKKH A XI) DRIVING (iLOVES A gift of taste and usefulness that is ulways appropriate and acceptable to un man or young man, Large selection to chooso from at tho -right prices. ( IIKISTMAS SLIPPERS Truly a gift that means much real comfort to the recipient, whether man, woman or child. We are featuring a splendid Belectlon of the most attractive and comfortable sllppera you can get. Don't overlook this acceptable and useful gift. WOODSTOCK, 111. The Cray! school, erected 62 years ago, and said to have been the first school building in northern Illinois, was re cently destroyed by fire. if! St. Johns.-Eagle Flour Mills to' build J.'i 0,(111 0 plant. b ..e he Mr-. ' Kil of III, I ewiijiic 1, I o i.,. o V s'l I. h later. II lJ'.iichci-tv "H i , .,! ,( lo s,lai lUHt si" tul Cliii-tin ,h at the . .1. lioiirli.it, on ()!( ' I'e.llheiiy I . PlOW 1 ST. PAI L, Minn. American wom-j ; en have gone mad out furs. j Tl.i., ,1 : I "tin uir 1111,1111111, inn e.ni-B- ! sion of fur dealers in this big fin and littl. -tit.-r today. Dealers have 1 11 hard pressed to meet tin- ileniand for fuis this year and the next season promises even' greyer demand. Prices nre higher.! they nay, hm n,., makes no differ-, erne in the women they want the In st they ran get and they've Hi-' who is attend ing s'hool at the St Maiy's iicademv for the b.ili- ifi ill Medfoid, Is da vs. l.o J. If. Thatcher, who is wi. iking In Weed this winter, nrriveil home yes- terday to Mend Cbri -tinas with his family here. ('. A. Cotter and family have to . I flay for Morley to i-penl Christmas1 vi'h ieli,tivo and friends. CHIGHESTEiSFKJA DIAMOND eriAt.'O Wool Dress Goods It will be a simple mutter to select a frock or hi mi so length for some woman on your Christ mas list whom you particularly wish to ploase. Soft, lustrous and ot beautiful draping qualities, tells th; story ot our Holiday Gifts. n LArrr-.t f .k , to, f r t :t; CIIK' Ttit ) i' ' -I till. !...! J ''-' la-' ,1 .ib'-f. I.Ka , . ,. "-' mmi f , 'jH BON', , , ''I'-ir i ; . i 1 , i i., i 1 1,., it a , Mrs. J P Wilson and little son S C !. D u' fill, f, j 'j '; fj STS ti l,.il;.-r aie it. As-,i..ud will EVERY. I. E "A Royal Worcester Corsets em body everything that is new ill corset vogue. Our stock Is complete In all models. An ideal and useful gift. Shop early. nrr3 tl l. i i nnn .... . leniiiriiiJnEneiMMuan "l ""Fumnm. ! Commencing at a point 40 feel : southwesterly along the ea-t line nf Hargadlne avenue from the north iwest corner of lot 13 of the Har cndlne tract In the City of Ashland, Oregon: thence 94 feet southeaster ! l.v to the west line of Went Fork : street and at right angles thereto; ; thence southwesterly 60 feet: thence i northwesterly 88 feet to the east side line of Hargadlne avenue, thence northeasterly 63 feet along the east side line of Hargadlne avenue to the place of beginning. Commencing at the Intersection of the north side line of Park street with the easterly slle line of West Ferk street as per the record"d plat of Hargadlne tract in the Cltv of Ashland, Oregon; thence north 45 deg. east along the snld easterly side line of West Fork street 207.70 feet; thence southeasterly and at rleht an-. jgles with said West Fork street 100 i feet; thence south 45 deg. west nar i allel with said West Fork street 1 107.20 feet to the north Bide line of ! Park street; thence west along j the said north line of Park (street 141.40 feet, more or less, to- the place of beginning, being a part- of lot 11, of said Hargadiue tract. Commencing at a point 2R4.60 feet south 45 deg. west along the west ; side line of West Fork streot from j the northeast corner of lot 13 of the. (Hargadlne tract In the City of Ash iland, Oregon; thence north 45 deg. jwest 93.80 feet to the east side line- of Hargadlne avenue; thence north 1 45 deg. east 45.60 feet along said' line of avenue; thence south 45 deg. east 8 feet to the west side line of WeBt Fork 'street; thence south 45 deg. west 46.30 feet to the place of beginning. Also, lot nine (9) of block thirty-. six (36) of the Hot Springs addi ction to the City of Klamath Falls,, j Klamath county, Oregon, as desig i nated, delineated and described In 'and according to the duly recorded ' plat of said addition, filed In the of j flee of the County Clerk of said j county and state. I Also, an undivided one-half Inter est In and to the following described ; lots In Multnomah county, state of Oregon: Lots numbered eleven (11) and j twelve (12) in block numbered four teen -(14) in Wellington, according j to the duly recorded plat of said IWelllngtqn, on file In the office of ,the County Clerk of said Multnomah county, Oreeon. ! This citation Is published In the Ashland Tidings, a newspaper print- ed and published In the City of Ash j land, Jackson county, Oregon, and i chosen and designated for that pur i pose by said administrator, for four ; successive weeks by order of the ; Honorable O. A. Oardner, Judee of i the County Court of Jackson county, i Oregon, duly made and entered on the 1 6th day of December. 1919. i and the date of the first publication . hereof in December 17, 1919. j WITNESS the Honorable O. A. ; Oardner. Jndee of the Coun'r Co irt of the Stete of Oregon, for the eonn , ty of Jackson, with the sel of untfl i court affixed this 16th day of De j cpniher. 1919. I (Seal) CHAUNCET FLORET. ! Connty Clerk. I Ttr MTT TIRED M. NEIL, Deputy. 75-4 Weekly. i ,Y , j HLEPRoF Dainty Undermuslins HoIERY Tla l.aiLiilv ami .harm nf rluintv iimtiiririirinaiilii The beauty and charm ot dainty undergarments have made them popular with women who liko dainty lingerie. They appreciate the pretty de signs and good materials. We are offering some attractive new numbers in this splendid line rea sonably priced. always appears trim and stylish because It fits perfectly. A practi cal gift for men, women and chil-' dren. . All colors at all prices in stock. Cheney Cravats Arrow Shirts In making a selection of gift neckwear, it will reflect your good Judgment of quality and pattern to chooBe from our complete displuyt of Cheney cravats. A host ot the newest patterns have recently been added to our stock. Prices range from 75c to $2.60 each. WHEN IT RAINS I'mbrellai are needed for ample protection. We have good looking ones with clean cjti handles and excellent coverings. Prices range from 12.00 to 9.00 each. MKRITK JEWKLRY What woman or girl docs not like to wear Jewelry! Our displays of Merite Jewelry include many beautiful and uneful pieces all reasonably priced. 1'tilily and elegance are combined ii a most excellent assortment of Arrow Shirts. More and more ia this brand being worn by men who appreciate real quality In ha beidaahery. He will appreciate one or mere ot these tine shirts this Christmas. . $2.00 to $1.00 each. HANDBAGS AX!) Pl'HHKS A handbag makes a very acceptable gift to any woman for It Is so useful. We are Justly proud ot our very complete range of bags and purses which o are showing. LACE NECKWEAR Without a doubt Lace Neckv lar for Fall wear. We h tion to choose from at I I r is popu- .v seluc-s. t