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Newspaper Page TextWednesday, April 14, 1020 PAGE TWO ASHLAND WEEKLT TIDINGS Published Kvnrv WHiif-sday 1 THE ASHLAND I'KINTI.Vtl CO Bert R. (iiwr. .Editor; (H ill ial m AM) i ntv IWI'Ili. 1J I.I I'liuNK SHIM KII'TlnV IUTES One Year 2.0 Six Months 1 - Throe Months "' AHVEKTIS1; i:TKS i Display Ad .-: I : s :ii"!it pmoIi inch :'"(' Local Readers, the line l'tri Classified Column, the word, each time ' c I.pgal Notices, each time, the line 3 ... I lUtiol i.'l.,., nnanu,l nrni Tl,,,.l . I l'.....l .wl M .. ., ot silky rosy Hurt at the bnm i "" " f"' naimm .ma edRe. Another quaint ribbon coii-i lu uo " i-oiuuieie uwii uuim. emu. reit is a tall narrow turban of A Ter' pleasant afternoon was Trio midnieht b!u satin shaped like a sljeIlt and refreshments served by Miss- Allen. Cossak'g cap which is completely:11- J- D- Whitney, Mrs. A. R. Anthem "Holl the Stone A coiered with wee wifely loops of Kincaid and Francis Howard, way." l,la ivlvet rihhnn In imu- 1 uose present were: new boy Raymond Earl. I.loyd Lacy spent Saturday and Sunday In Talent. Miss Elizabeth Brown vent to I Ll l ill I I T-J- i gashes of wide pastel tinted eatin'with the elegant dancing floor re-! presented tomorrow evening injBapp .April 2. a boy weighing 9 Achhn1 YYPf'klV lltlinil.S L ........ h .hoi- ..mwn.'rpntlv Dut in the building made the place of the regular church1 pounds. They have named the I U I I W 1 I V4 I I v w j I I ) UUU lltM uivwuu - - - - Etahli.-hid 1ST6 'and dripping soft wide ends and this dance one to be long remem- semco. following is me pro- iinmw almost to the waist line. I bored. Dancing started at 9 gram: Hayed ribbons offer a novel o'clock, and the assemblage broke Anthem "Christ Is Risen." tiinmiitig that promises many up about 1 :30. Ladies' Trio Ashcraft, McGee, smart effects. A close turban ' Manny. made of narrow bands of alter- K"l"en i Autuetu-'-Arise and Shine." nating varicolored ribbons Quaint- Mrs. C. B. Howard was very Quartette Soprano obligato ly frayed niesents a surface not agreeably and overwhelmingly McCoy, McGee, Enders, Allen, unlike' the giooved hair edged surprised on Apnl 2, when a host Ashcraft. hack of the armadillo. A small ot friends and relatives entered Solo Miss Florence Allen, lound hat of rose straw has a . lue home of V. R. Kincaid, where Anthem "Death's Conquerer." turned up brim all faced with nar- sl 18 otaylug since the loss of Duel Mr. and Mr. J. H. Mc , ro:,e hued grosgraio ribbon ! her home by fire a few weeks ago. (lee. -e.d together in neat and ver- Lach lady was loaded with bun- Solo Mrs. Terry Ashcraft. tical rows that fray out in a riot ule4 wukh were presented to Mrs ! Anthem "Calvary." Ash squirrels, as they are JubI emerg- seal of the circuit court for tliBjAnna E. drubb, the admlnlstra Ing from their hibernation. They State of Oregon, for Jackson trix of the estate of Wayne N. are hungry and food is scarce. county, dated March 13th. 1920,'Grubb, deceased, has filed in the The County Court of Jackson 'in a certain suit therein, wherein office of the Clerk of Court of County, Oregon, has secured a Charles E. Hooper and 1'earl A. Jackson County, Oregon, her PI large amount of strychnine nnd Hooper as plaintiffs, recovered mil Account as such admlnlstra- Jacksonville, Friday, . w heie she the other Ingredients necessary I Judgment agniiiHt Margaret L. trix, and the Honorable G. A. spent Easter with the family of for the mixture, and a quantity'' Keener, Horace F. Keener and HI- Gardner, County Judge of Jack- tiny Cards of Thanks $E"0jii,te the astrarhan po close to the Obituaries, the line 2'af Piaternal orders and societies charging regular initiation fees and dues, regular rates. llelifious al benevolent societies will be charged at the regular advertising rate ior all adver tising when an : 'dmi-sion or collection is taken. Entered at I lie Ashland. (ii e(. on, l'ostotfiie as gei-ond class mail matter. - . x - - A Sl((lH. Tartars head and heart. Tassels long, heavy and gay hob from almost every form of bead covering but seem most at home from the little close round Chinese hats of straws silk faced in contrasting tint. Beads of Mi89 France3 Howard' gayly colored wood in shapes quaint and bizarre girdle crowns ot tulle amidst a fluff of tulle fur In nil and swaying strands of vari colored beads anchored to oppo- ( Iilsh Banquet. The Loyal Leaders class of the Christian Sunday school gave a banquet in the church parlors last evening at which about nil were iu attendance, l.argo tables were set in the rooms and were bounti fully spread with good things. l'irliytcilal Meets. u"d ll'e merry company gathered Mesdames Ross, Hays, VanSant, "u0ul them did full justice to the McCoy, Lamkin, Hliinn, Koehler ! viand piepared for the ocassion. and Walker attended the South- Tata by Mrs. Rediier, Kev. W. Mrs. Jackson Gyger, Mrs. Chas. 1 Morris, Mrs. A. Yana, Mrs. M. J. McCalllster, Mrs. Virgil Chapman, Mrs. A. B. Chapman, Mrs. Mike Tucker, Mrs. Fred Holmes, Mrs. C. B. Howard, Mrs. W. K. Kin caid, Miss Agnea McCallister, Professor Ager. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brown and son. Russell, called at Professor Ager's ill Jacksonville, Sunday. Jonah Barrett left for Klamath Falls, Ttitvdiy, to voik. Mr. ami Mrs. Kowns attended the Masonic Easter Services at Ashland. Sunday. Mrs. John Ileason is doing nice ly after her operation. Win. Fox, who has been i res ident of Wagner Creek district for many years, has sold hl:i ranch to l.yle Briner and will make his Mrs. McGee, Mr. McGee, ! future home ,at Crescent City, tjaiir. Fred Combs, who lias been laid up with rheumatism, Is able to be about again. Mrs. Lamb, who has been very ill f.ir some time, Is able to be up again. .Mrs. Oatman has bought a piano. Mrs. Ames of Metlford wu3 In town on business last Saturday. Miss Beth Ager or Jacksonville 8 thereof has been mixed and is sle Keeser, as defendants, for the sou County, Oregon, has deslg- now on sale to the farmers or j sum of Three Thousand Three nnted May 8th, 1920, at 10 o'- persons Interested at actual cost ; Hundred Thirteen and 00-100 clock, A. M., at the Court house and may be had by applying to; (1331.1.00) Dollars, together with In Jacksonville, Jackson County, the undersigned at his office In Two Hundred ($200.00) Dollars Oregon, as the time and place the Liberty building or at the fol- attomeyH's fees and $20.40 costs f,)r hearing thereon, lowing places: I wlileh Judgment was enrolled and Any person having an objec- Ashland Fruit and Produce as- docketed In gulil Court March Hon to such an uecount is re- I site sides of fan brimmed Cleopa- already made lo Iraesqiie head dresses hang in fes tive festoons beneath the chin or The response 11, r..inlm,rt:il ('lull's oiiestioii-l I chins of ladies addicted to the naire plan for building a l""';" Ul.i(.hl, nUM,.3. f of work assures success to Ihej yw)l mi,,M ()f ,,lp Ht.:lsM ),. ; plau. come more u ml more short vanip- It can only he a complete sue-led .and Frenehy r.q well as or cess if every Ashlaiider who liasjnate ()f strap, buckle and bow. I jiiien thought to the city's fut lire, j ' heir prices are as high as their and what real CITIZEN has not, I French heels I eft eru Oregon Presbyteriul at Cen-K. Bean, trail Point yesterday. Miss Ibir York, K. will mail in a questionnaire, propei ly filled out with his best suggestions on the things the (oinmercial Club should under take. Sunday, S p. in., is the limit for mailing the questional res. Have a part ill planning your city's future. DO IT FOIl ASHLAND. Mrs. Wright, Victor W. Itedifer and .Mis or the Freedmen's Hoard, and Bertha McKinney were given dur Misa Crawford of New York, field ing the banquet, and after ull secretary of the Board or Home were atisfied they could possibly Missions, gave Inspiring add reuse.-, eat no more, a short program was on the need ot America for Christ. , presented. This was led by a pi Mrs. McMichael, acting president alio solo by Ituby Newton; a read ot the North I'ucific Hoard, iB ly Mrs. Howard drover rid in her splendid voice 111 song, her lowed, then a piano solo by Alma message the audience; Roy consecrated mec.s.iL'n In l lie ile- Short, a inedlv of national airs. you nave , ,, , . , . . , i..,.i I OllOUUl 1IUUI, 1IIIU lie!' NOIK III , ' Ulll HH.-II soclatlon, Talent Mercantile Co., Phoenix Mercantile Co., Kogiie River Fruit & Produce associa tion, Medford; Pick Store, Jack-; oc.ution, I will on Saturday, April senvllle; Pornoll Store, Apple-j 24tli. 1 920, ut 10 o'clock u. in., fate; Paxson Drug Store, Central: at the front door of tho court Point; Brown Bros., Eagln Point ; i ,Re the City of Jacksonville, Kafer & Son, Brownsboro; Ta-l jackson County, Oregon, offer lor hie Rock Store, Table Hock; , BUle anil sell at public auction for Bowers Drug Store, Gold Hill ;: 01lHi, to the highest bidder, to sat Don Wilson's, llogun River; A. H. Hfy said Judgment, with the costs Thompson, Lake Creek; C. E. 0r this sale, subject to red p- Wllbite, Sums Valley. , on ,,rovl(lK,i My lllWf , If any person herein deslgnat-. the iltht. title a nil lnlerel Ihi.t ed shall, within thirty d iys f"om ,he milS ((,ruiicantH Jointly or i it the first publication of this no- j ,UvIduully, had on November tlce, fall to begin In good faith to 23n, 1915, or have sinco ucqulr exterininate, eradicate mid de-!e(, or now have In and to the foi st roy, according to tbo method j lowing described proper! v. silu aforesaid, or by any oilier effoc- ,.,ed i i,,,.kson counlv. stale of spent Saturday and sunciay wun ui menus sum giounu squirrels Oregon, to-wit: Miss Maxino Rose. herein designated, the County I Tho west nalf of the northeast .uid Thompson, of Boone,! Court of Jackson C.ounly. Oregon, ' hair of ' he low.,, is Tlsiting his uncle, Nelsiwill appoint a person or pen-ons' J"'1 LJ- ' h ' f of 1 ,,.. Mr. Thompson Intends to. to proceed with the extermination T J'ST L " nor w s quarter ot Section 30, and the 13th, 1920. quired to present Bilch objection Notice is hereby given that, on or before the time set for Such mirsiiiint to the terms ot saiil ex- hearing. !H-tt ANNA E. GRVBB, Ad nil nisi rat tlx, I HAIL, HA I II Y ( IIAPKAl X I'Ul l I.AIl THIS SI'lllMi Ity Margaret IUlii' (Written for the l'nited Press. . .Although it's ehilly i nil the ground Is still quite white with snow, It's really joyous Springtime For the calendars say so: And the hat tie -.i and the shot trees Are ill bloom, the windows show. NEW YOKIC Time was when we used !o fondly believe Hie ha! of straw denoted Spring and Slim mer! Surely no one could make such it sad mistaky nowadays. To be sure a few si raw hats do begin to appear atop chic heads when miow drifts start to melt beneath the surge of spring. By the time the first pussy willows purr and robins twitter straw hats have been cast aside bovrver, and con fticons of tafleta, tulle, ribbon or satin crown the coiffures of the spring and summer maids and matrons. The hats of hair so frail and airy of weave, abloom wi,th gor geous flora, are the most appro priate and s i soli; i b y summery organization, brought all the in- Halo splendidly sang "A Perfect spiration of her strong personal- Hay," accompanied by Mrs. Ja- ity and devotion to the biggest ! cobs; Victor York gave a particu 4 tasK in ttie world iiik mission- lariy pleasing reading, unit Air purchased tho necessary summer i.nola of one whiti pair, one pat en! kill pair, oni brown suede pair and one of grey you will tin- ,l..,,l.t.,.ll,. l. ..r ... ,,., im- .i "S ,. ,.V fl, fo 1 !..:. ll,.n ,.1.! ,.,.., , ...III. they are of vamp. They are worth mmPn werfl ,avlflh jn ()S. fre ham, (ll,lwinK!,. most any sacriricef however, for a,tJ, BIld te (lillnur u(, . so seductively alluring and high r Ben,e(, ,Q the vjsiors were Observed flth Ill. tl.day. arched and small do they make VHral)le feaR,8 They Is0 ,,.. Fourteen little girls were en- the foot that the female who longs llisll(1(1 gome excellent mU9lc. Mls. tertalned at a birthday party glv- to be a vamp will find the short ; Lamkin w.,g , ch()sel( en for little Miss Rosa France at factor lu her,(1(.llt Ml.a McCoy treasurer, Alri.lher home on the Boulevard yes- Davidson secretary and Mrs. Ed-j tanlay afternoon. After playing 'uar secreta'rv of Younir I'eonle's "games for a time the little ladies Work. gathered around a table beauti fully decorated in pink nnd vamp a telling heart's desire. The Social Realm ! i i, College Wonicns' Club. The College Women's (Tub of the Rogue River Valley will meet Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. James Campbell in Med loril. All college women are in vited lo join this club. I lull Mel. Members of the Como When You Can club were entertained at the homo of Miss Jessie .Mallies on North Main street last evening. Tho hostess served fine refresh ments before Hie guests departed. i , I'iliteitaitieil n(. Dinner. Mrs. Archie Kincaid enlerlain cr a company at dinner April 0, the event being in honor of W. 11. Kincaid and Archie K. Kincaid, who celebrated their birthdays ' lllion that dnv The eimatu wt.ro Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Kincaid, Mr. ai d Mrs. J. D. Whitney, Mrs. hats on view hut the majority ofi,"i,R- Howard and daughter. the close little turbans of satin, I Frances, James Taylor and littlej taffeta and l.libon suggest Fall j n-llsv Kincaid. j and Winter i.uite as much asl I Spring chape, ux irrespective ot llirtliday Parly. I the seasons. Flowers do orna-l Mlss '"'mice Kincaid was verv' ment models but raffia, beads, "l"rn surprised upon her arrive! tassels and ri'. lions give them a j tl'""1 c-'ureh March 2Nlh V close run for opularily. land n host or rnends and school-1 mates awaiting her, the event be-) Kleven O'clock Club Met. Tlie Eleven O'clock Club gave another of their delightful dances last evening In the Memorial hall. candles. 1 A large number of the members were present and greatly enjoyed dancing to the music furnished bv Launspach's orchestra. Klk Ladies' Day. Mrs. Sumner Parker, Mrs. II. E. Gearhart and Mrs. Cedrlc Myers will be the hostesses for Ladies' Day at the Elk's Club tomorrow afternoon. Those, parties are be coming more, popular all of the time. A number of ladies who do not care to play cards no.v bring their fancy work and visit. Refreshments are always served.) Wives, mothers, cislers and daughters of Elks are invited. ' white, where delicious refresh ments were served, among which was a birthday cake with six Young Couple Married, j Bruce Linlnger, a well known young business man of Ashland, and Miss Blanche Million were I married Thursday at the home of 'the bride's mother near Medford. The young couple returned to Ashland yesterday, where they , were given a wedding supper ut the home of the groom's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Linlnger, on Jlelman street. Later in the eve ning a company of young people gathered at the I.initiger home .and after serenading the newly married pair, went into the house and spent a social evening where they became acquainted with the new Mrs. Linlnger. Mr. I.inan- is connected Willi his lather ut,.llr,,lj i,,l II, n nul tl, ...... ,.f ln. X..TICK TO EXTERMINATE burred will bo assessed to such ! "L?t ""i;' " s.,., a ,,, (.ItOl'XD NOl'lltllKLS , land, building, wharf or dock, and townJiuS S8 south of rat g , 3 r rii m co-i) ii tner-!'"'1,' !'-- wl" become a lien ' l0W"Hl1' V r L i r ",K,1'1 Kvery pei sou, rum, co-paiinei ' ' - east of the W. M., and also the ship, company or corporation re-jag" ( t the . me f r the exter- siding on, owning, leasing, ocru-j !, ' '' "f section . in pying. possessing or having ' Us V L . . .'. .' ! township 38 south of range 2 east charge or or dominion over any " ' " statute in such case jy ull , j;,ekson counlv. land, building, wharf or dock in- ' ' proviwu ami for tvro;0 am, allj0 B saw-milk. '-lWLjrn,L equipment thereon. uateu at Jacksonville, Oregon, March 15th, 1920. C. E. TEIIRILL, Sheriff of Jackson County, Or egon. By FLORA THOMPSON, 89-4-Wed Deputy. rels in Jackson county, Oregon, is hereby notified to begin at once to effectively exterminate and desiwrv all' such DIGGER GltnCND Syl'IRRELS. The following poison Tor mlx ing and instructions for uso there of is the method most expedient nnd effective to be used for the extermination and destruction ot such ground squirrels and Is here by recommended, to-wit, alkaloid and all persons described therein , are required to take notice there-1 of. , Dated and first published thlsi 31st day of March 1920. ! CLAI'DE C. CA'TE, I County Agent for Jackson County,' Oregon. 90-3 Wed. XOTICK OF HEARING OX FINAL ACCOI XT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, st'rvchnine used on either barley the undersigned has filed in or wheat, barley preferred, mix-' "'e ,olf,lce f the Clerk of Court ed according to the following for-,0 J"ckson County, Oregon her mala and manner, to-wit: I""'1 "I"'1 " administratrix of i. . ..i.... t...,., o..i.. tit m,ii the estate of Joseph Garland Strychnine (powdered alkaloid'). Hurt uifd the Hon. O. A. Gard- 1 ounce. Bicarbonate of XOTICK OF HEARING OV XAL Aft 'Of XT. Notice is hereby given that NOW IS THE TIME TO Preserve Eggs IN Water Glass OR SILICATE OF HOIU One pint at 20c will pre serve 9 dozen eggs. Short quart 2 Tic. Full quarts 35c. Gallon $1.00. The cheapest and most satisfactory method of preserving eggs for wlntor use. McNAIR BROS. "" Tho RoxalUL Store ; ner, judge of said Court has des oiwln ilmkinL' Ignnted April 24th, 1919, at 10 soil, i ) 1 ounce. Thin starch paste pint. Heavy corn syrup H pint. Glycerine 1 tablespoon. Saccharine 1-10. This material should be mixed as follows: Mix thoroughly 1 ounce of powdered strychnine (al kaloid) and 1 ounce of common baking soda. Sift this into Ms jdnt of hot pasto and stir to a s mooiu creamy mass. , . ,o S(mi K ,, SKKIKK8 HA,,K starch paste is made by d.sso v-- fln , ing 1 heaping tablespoont.il of dry PoreBloBn, nm, 0l,,er of SilIe o'clock a. m., at the court house in Jacksonville, said county, as the time and place for hearing any objections thereto. Any per son objecting thereto must file an objection on or prior to said date. EDNA PEARL PROSSEIl, Formerly Edna Pearl Hurt, Administratrix. 89-4Wed Ribbons esp. dally have come into a glorified suc.es IIH ,, adornment tin, se.i.sou. Knlire lurbans and lirimmed h.ils- me made of narr. w together like those paper mats ol kindergarten d .ys. Wide luii ed horse bin hats li.ne imineuse Succi'mIuI llaziuir, Tho l.n9ii(ir dI.-oii hir Ilia ...,..! ir bers of Trinity Guild In Ihe Epis-' 1,1 U,B Ashl""d VnU-aiiisiiig copal parish bouse yesterday wl.s!wo,k', 18 " rl"l,IB you" "K"' a great success, both from a so-'llH h"s '""'chased a home on Ilel- cial and rinancial standpoint. man 8,,et wll"re uml "is Beautiful and artistic booths wi" """'8- were fitted up containing fancvi TALENT TIIIN'(iS and domestic articles, which Mr. Withe'ruw i.tnl family are found a ready market, as also did settled in their new home, the delicious cooked rood and Ml'- Vrunk Mulligan returned candy. The members realized a f1""1 l'i,y' wh're 8!H been spending a week with .Mr. nice sum from their etrorls. i Mulligan's parents. J. C. Mtilli- gan came with her to spend a lew Fnteitalued at Meilfonl. davs with his son. Ing her 12tb birthday. The after- The members of the women's! Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. O. noon was very Joyously spent in i niissionurv society of tbo Ashland ! K'!'!,y' ?, K'!')' ...... . , i i.. , ; mother, Mrs. u r... ...h h.ini. n. ... ii-nr-.il- i nrisiiuu cnurcii were invited nv 1 1,, Wjti. (.r ihbons wovei. ""'"u w''r,, "''ived by her mothe". I (ho Medford society to a luncheon! The all-day meeting at the Bap- Willi a beautiful pink birthday yesterday, In connection with the, list church was well attended cake with 12 pink randies as cel.- inte.-cl.u.ch world movement I ru"'!ay,al"1 11 ''8' fc "' '"""', terpieces. Those .irosent were ,,, r..rU)iu i,,,i.i in...... ti... I Mrs. Kerby s nice, or Nevada. gloss starch In a littlo cold wa ter, which is then added to 1 pint of boiling water. Boll and stirl constantly until a clear thin paste1 !h formed.) Add Vt pint heavy j corn syrup and 1 tablespoon of! glycerine and stir thoroughly.! Add 1-10 ounce of r.cch:'.rine and stir thoroughly. Pour this mix ture over 16 qurtrts of clean bar ley and mix well so that each grain is coated. One quart of the poisoned grain mixed as aforesaid Is sufficient lor 40 or 50 bails r-nd this quan tity scattered along squirrel trails' or on clean hard places on the sur-j face about Hie holes will not en-j danger stock. Strychnine In unyi form other than the powdered strychnine (alkaloid) Is not ef rective In tho above formula. From the date hereof until May 1st is the most effective time to poison and destroy the' digger. duly issued out of nnd under the Corn Pain Stopped Quick White House Grocery Caters to the most particular customers and ask to betrled out. We also carry the best goods that can be obtained at these markets. We always have the best vegetables that can be bought and at Just as reasonable price as can be bandied In the near future our stock, also the building, will be given a readjusting to make things more attractive; also that our force will be able to give better service to the trade. Thanking all for the continuance of their patronage, I await your commands, J. C. KAEGI Successor to A. ('. Xininger. mm -CLEAHim f ML A - ' Kl f PAIN r i n SUN "GeU-It" Looieoj Them So They Lift Off in A Jifly. The corn palm cease as loon a few drops of "UoV It" reach the oorn. It goes out ot the hurting tmslDeea forever. tinlitiv.etl The; Mra Purler nm! .-on Flovil. and Esther. luncheon was served at noon In; Mrs. Cook attended Christian Sci- j Mildred iniil Velum Gygei Leon and Loris Tavlor. Muriel the parlors of I ho Christian ' euce church in Ashland, Sunday, and Jasper Morris and Harold ' ebiircb, and the tables were berui-! , Miss Callie Vogali who has Kincaid, her. her. Mis, Klla , tifullv decorated with serin. ! hee" .'T' ..Zl . - , , . urui uays, is on me iiiiiii in n:- Any f.iol kfw a inuli(,'li to canj 1 "elcb and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson j flowers and greenery. Two talks covery. ka utiibrella wiien it rains, but Gyger. ,,,- KvHn ut this time, one hyj Mrs. Barbie, Mrs. Vogali's " ,. the wis- man it' 'Mrs. I). C. Kellems of Eugene. ; moll.er, was in very poor ueaiu, ii ,t t..,...i... l.'i....i i.ri . ..... - wneu pile i-.iiiin u jtuuiii, in nu- I iiieiit-li-iK-liem Llii-i, Officers . ,,, ,le by Mrs. Vernon or Giaii!s!)rovn(, At the recent meeting of the pUSs, members of the Inter-rbiircli ! At the Easter services nt the rareiit-Teacben: circle it was de-, world movemi nt team. aCer M. fi. church, which was attended rided for the coming year lo which the women attended the hy full house, 14 members wen InlheSjringTime he who carriek one ulii-n one when it is only c 1 o u i y . Any man will Send for a doctor when he KeU .... ...... I,-, i, 1, l merge the two circles, will, one conference in the Presbyterian ..V. sn,i,v .r.,i whirl, president. A vice president from ; ( hurrh in the af lei noon. Those -shows carerul training on the become fr-rious. winter or the fo' who a d opts proper lii.-a.-ure." Ud'ore las ills Iliirihtf a hard LidfL-"' lit Ilii ' serve, going rrom the local society were pan oi ine learners. on, ..u. wi.r 'r. I 1, wl" he l-h'r"""' ' Mrs. M. M. Decker, Mrs. W. L. ,,d r- W'"' MiKllV?,lr' wi.kT orio is lie . ..Mrs. Tlitsworth. Mr. Ellis and '""h""" l'"""'""'"' "-"" iie.tiey. Mra. r raiiK (iiiis n-.'er.- Mrg Currir were received from i lary-treasurer will do the work , Mrs. George McAllister, Mrs. Et- other churches. This plan was arranged to make i,Pi wilpun Mrs H J. Hovd., Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Readier! tie work fe ster .,,,,1 . i hp !..: i i ... i v xf.t.u, d... ! of Valley View district assisted ' i.i i . ii ii. i ,.i i n. .1 . ., n ik ii, .,:, ... .. i u- :.. . . . . ... ... .. .. the choir at the M. E. church ui; nun .his. i.ouis ioiige was eieci- w e Hi.an ui.ct J im Mae Hone- .LT i'.Vii.l- stir nc line . ineir easier w-'i'itrn, . . , - I-, ......... , .., , n. ... ... III... U1CI, fee s run-down, t.,,-1 Mt, w.k lm,l,l,u of .be west id-; nnd nervous. IWi'My you have lrH. , c, j,,,- vice president of Missionary SM'i..)' M.ts. eufftK-d from a v,Ul, t!,e (iriji ori,.,. ,.;,s. aI1j jls yy. G. Pres-1 The Women's Home Missionary flu, which hts lift you ti. in, v.eak',it, secretary-treasurer. The' society of the Methodist churcl ana paie. Jli,a is Um Uu.v Ij put; meeting, of the circle will be held' met yesterday afternoon lu I lie from Marshfield to spend a few There's n Time for Everything HKJIIT NOW IT IS PAINT TIME The cool clear month of April Is the ideal time In which to have your house painted. Later on, when the mercury climbs and the sun gets hot us blazes, you'll be sorry you "put it off." Pay a call NOW at Taint Head quarters and talk over your plans and problems with us. We are In a position to help you choose good, economical paint the kind of paint 'hat Is a real investment. Dickenson THE PAIXT MAX. I" Corn Cone I Gets-It" Jyr For a day or to the corn remains, retting- looser and looser and with out a twinge from It. Then, It sets o loose that you Just lift tt right ott, without even feeling: It. and cast It way. That's, how easily and Imply "Gets-It" disposes of the corn nuisance. "Ueta-lt." the unfailing, guaran teed, moneyback corn remover, costs but a trifle at any drug store. Ul.'d by J. Lawrence Co.. Ohlcew. Sold in Ashland and recom mended as the world's best corn remedy bv McXair Bros. I The Rev. Sampson, who tins , been holding special services at j the Baptist church, left Monday, , for Myrtle Creek, where he will hold metings. J. T. Anderson arrived Tuesday your system in wuVr. It in time fur hou.-c!eariin. A ITxsJ, iial-fn.-hiorie. alterative ana u-mperanc tunic is ore inade t the school hou.es alternately, church parlors with a good atteti- , days wun menus ami reiamev ' dance present. The liwson Biihject 'hB V,l'eyj I...H ti-... i. .t L ri.-i.iii. .i im j w.is me aegroes oi me soiuii, uuo Htuniiiy and i.ocai .mi. i. :.',. ini.'inalloiiai i warn eil bv Mrs. I'atrlck. T ie so- made a trly to Meil- of wild T'hjU i tel harks, witli .ut A' ""' 'ati"n of M .i bini-is, gave ciety members enlivened the les-i Mrs. Ira Johnson, who was np- the use of alei,;,.,!, and called lir. i iflr yjinirn .iie'lieai 17lMoverv, in tablet or liquid form. 'Jl.is tl . ir first anni. ,1 b.,11 in the r-, ,..s w.th singing plantation mel- "rate., on .1 ...e.non. ........... . . ... . : . ... . . Is db.ug nicely. nun) i. on tieaing. mis event nd en. ar.er w i ch refre.limenls . i.....i. i h... fr. I i L.ltWllll. I-I.I..U livnir .,.,,, ine initial Dan ot the Ma-'ere served by Mrs. Gowdy and the Applegate. EStore S tonic, wiocli re.-tures tin" 1 ;"is, "' 'his m-iiiou snd it, Mrs. IlowanlT Vine of tne stoinaeh, activity id I'"'1 "' " "u at'rai tive feaiure we liver and steadiness to tin : n'"lr lutur.j o..n are cer-j ri.i.ne.i MMrr jiujh.i. ,i- Mffl- Bu(t(H)Ili who been nerves, strentl..Tiii,g the wh'.li : ''",l-v r"d. A large company ! On account of illueM among; -(e f ek (g iniproviug. Bvtitem. hint iiut uti l.v I)r l'iere cttende.l ai.. en),,v, , tti- iI mic-; some of the memberi of the Pres-' . E Bowman and w'f. ,.vor TJi v. '.r t r,. r.. .. . i i. iiiF in il.p i,.i if ,.t n,u 1 b. hvierinfi rhurrh choir, their musi 'son. t anv rnv st.,ie- or rA llimi. I ieie iml-Mi:i linl. blaved for cal. which has been a feature for Tuesday. Willi Mr. nnd Mis M..k ' ... - - Kline auu ihiiiu). who imn- in.i.- to Dr. I'lercc's invalid, JJoUl, tl e dancing. 1e ttirntive sur- several years on Laster night was : e(J int0 their new home. JiuJalo, N. Y., Ut trial puctfif. ,ruiidiar of the arnury, tofetber postponed for a week and will be' Born to Mr. and Mrs. l'red . - i HP Vlliir;i.irr. . The S. P. comrany hare instal led a new drit king fountain in IW imed KmhWt Mushal. :fn '''"I and Alec, visited in Medfonl. "Nearest lo IveryUiinKn HOTEL MANX Powell St. etC TarrcU San Franciscc In the heart of the business, shopping and theatre district. Running distilled ice water in every room. Our commodious lobby.fineservice.and Homelike restaurant will attract you European Plan $1.00 Bp. 1 rl 1 rates M Ii 1 1! M ! I ! ! ! 1 1 LiS Masaetswet On Savings Accounts Wo Interest A Dollar Starts an Account STATE BANK OF ASHLAND, j There Are Many Things Upon Our Shelves Tliiit sometimes you will want yourselves. Many items in themselves are small, but in the course of time you'll need them all; so we would ask you please to keep in mind the place where when hurried you can find all your needs in the Hardware Line SIMPSON'S HARDWARE 37-39 NORTH MAIN STREET WILL IT MY TO OWN A Y.W'II IHUW KAY? Ity hand ynu ran tuiw 5 mrds of wood a day nt a ctwt of prr roril. Willi i Vniiulin tuiw oim" man can prmlui-o 2I inls n Li, nt 11 cost of 2T'i rents n roril. YhukIhi dniK Ha Mr will rain you JIU.V) a tiny profit, les oil imilgakoliiir, Hliii ll, for 10 IioiiiV con tinuous runninic will tot iilmut $IJW. Siit how quickly Hie Vanillin dratc mw will pay for itwlf in additional profits? Ami after It Ion earned its cost It gop rlnlil on rarniiiK for year If properly innsl for. The aaw can be taken into .lie woods anwlirre a horn ran go. CmTTT DTCT Omm ta aa tat M (how . HiYlll IrlllLi At the corner on tha Plaza.