Woiliicsiliiy, April 21, 1020
rAGE TWO
ASHLAND WEEKLY TIDINGS
Ashland Weekly Tidings
Established 1S76
Published Every Wednesday by
THE ASHLANI? FRINTIN'G CO.
Bon R. Greer Editor
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Mrs. Charles Chapman Is on the
sick list.
The teachers Institute at Tal
ent last Saturday was attended by
teachers and others from all over
the county. The program ren
dered by the Talent schol was
very much appreciated and many
very interesting subjects were dis
cussed. Clay Patterson, who has been
very ill for Borne time, is not im
proving. Mrs. Ira Johnson has been
moved from a Medford hospital
to ,tlie home of her father, F, E.
W. Smith, and is doing nicely.
Mrs. Rose was a Medford vis-
GOVERNOR AO
( aids ot Thanks Jl.UO
Obituaries, the Km- -'!
Fraternal orders and societies
(halting regular initiation fees
and dues, .regular rates.
Religious and benevolent societies
will ho charged at the regular
advertising rate for nil ader
lising when an edmisskin or
collection is taken.
Entered at the Ashland. Oregon.
Postoffice us second class mail
matter.
RATES
$2.00
l--,rIUnr Kntnrdnv.
Mrs. Stedman and Bon of Phoe
nix visited relatives in Talent
Sunday.
William Dunn has sold his
i ranch near Talent to Mr. Dunkin,
who lives on the highway one
mile south of Talent.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunn expect to
leave soon to visit their daugh
ter, Mrs. Anna Wright near Fres
no, Calif. They expect to make
their home in California in the
fill me.
Mrs. It. f!. DePuy of James
town, North Dakota, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Louis Drown.!
Mr. and Mrs. Uonuain, former
OIHERSGOMMEND
The Social Realm
ASHLAND Sill
.
Fine Musical Recital.
The musical enternitaininent
held in the Presbyterian church
laid evening was a line treat to
music lovers. The young men '
who gave I ho recital were pro-:
licieut in their lines and delight-1
r-d t heir audience Willi
pleasing selections. Miss Mamie
f.enhart, the dramatic soprano,
intend the county poor farm, and
is a talented and popular young
woman of her community, while
Mr, ISeeson Is one of the rising
young stock raisers of tho Rogue
River valley.
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Farewell Reception
A delightful social event took
place church night at tho Metho
dist church on Wednesday even
ing. The tables worn all filled
event will be given in place of the literate the necessity for tipbuild
usual minstrel this class present's i ing and maintaining a co-opera-nniiiially.
Of just what lho(tive community spirit without
"Jinx" consists is known only to j which material accomplishments
the participants, hut the public a ro impossible. Educate I ho poo
ls assured n novel i.nd interesting plo of the city by Intelligently di-
progrum lull of amusing
Join For Aslilaiid
TOP OF TIIK, LIST
Tho program of work commit
tho bankers are willing and anx
ious to dig down for nfore and
Htmils. reeled propaganda to tho scope i
i . i .
and possiuimies ot me l oninier-: shape
teo which
line tho
their f whllo others waited. After the
supper a letter from Miss You tip,
was read by Mr. Edwards after
met last night to on I -tentative
program of
each
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each
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The remarkable awakening of
community spirit which Ashland
is experiencing is attracting thejius a voire of remarkable range , which Air. and " Mrs. M'almeilee
notice of men of affairs all up and ,,,,,1 quality and responded moat ! WCra railed to the front and Mr.
down the coast and many tfle-1 j-arioiialy to Iho applause that: Edwards In behalf of the cong re
grams are coining into the Com-1 jnoeleil all her selections. The gatiou and friendx made a br.ef
inercial Club extending winhes !"' lifinist, Miss Alice Clement, whs I address of appreciation of Mr. and
also an artist in her lino, undjMrs. I'almeiiue'H work in the
the quality of her playing and the' chmcii mid presented them with
success in the drive which starts
tomorrow. Ashland has a lot of
friends, both individuals and or
ganizations, who take u deep in
terest in the development which
Ashland is making along all lines.
The following telegrams arrived
Saturday:
Salem, Ogn., Apl. 16, l!2u.
Please permit me to congialu-
Wli.it a Fine Ih-wi
Itogue Itiver
iption of
Valley!
Ho
residents of Talriit, accompanied .,(,, y011 0I1 your move to devel
Mrs. Del'uy- and will make tlielro) u ',efiiiito program of well or
,,,Mrs.iKei!hdhas'1heen In Ashland ' Ranizcd activities for your beau
nursing for a few days. jtiful 1 deserving- prosperous
Rev. J. F. Anderson lias re- community. Proper development
For the laud, whither thou go-
tst ill to possess it, is not as the
land of Egypt, from whence ye
r.iine out, where thou sowedst
thy seed, and wnteredst it with
thy loot, as a garden of herbs;
hut the laud, whither jo go over
to (Misses it, in a In ii1 of hills anil
lalleys, ami clriliketli , water
of I lie rain of heaven: a land
which the l.onl thy God niretll
lor; the ryes of the l.onl thy God
aie always upon it, from the be
ginning of the year even unto the
i ml of the year. Dent. 11-10 to
12,
Join For Ashland
JOIN
If you believe Ashland ran
made a better city.
If you want to help do thiugsl
for your city which will be re
membered when the things you
have done for yourself ure long
forgotten.
If you are willing to join hands
with every other Ashlander and
work together.
If you can give even a little of
service, support or money; or bet
ter yet all three.
JOIX THE ASHLAND COM
MERCIAL CLUB.
Your City Needs You.
Join For A-liland
TAI.FXT TllHXGS
Chester Walters has purchased
a new Font runabout.
Lawrence liritson and family
were in Talent Tuesday. Mr. Hrit
son has purchased a ranch near
Hugo and were on their way to
take possession.
J. C. Mulligan, who has been
vfxiting his son here, returned to
his home In Oregon City.
E. R. Jones returned Monday
after an absence of several weeks.
Fletcher Spencer has purchased
a car.
Mrs. William Crosby is home
from her visit with her sister,!
Mri. Pearl Dozier. at Hilt. Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Williams
have arrived home from spending ;
the winter visiting friends and
relatives in Iowa. I
Mrs. Meda Netherlaud of Med
ford visited her mother, Mrs. Cros-j
by, Saturday. I
T. C. Hillman of Crescent City, j
Culif., is visiting his friends in
Tulent and vicinity.
Geu. Rowley visited his grand-
mother,, Mrs. Rhodes of Ashland.
Saturday. I
Mrs. Henry Domett has
(based a piano.
Victor Mason and wife, who re
cently came from Portland, have
moved into the Tom Hell house.
Hubert Unison and family from
Applegate visited at the home of
Mrs. liritsou's sister. Mrs. Mary
Foster.
Rev. Dean of Ashland will
jirearh at the Christian church on
turned to bis duties at Marshfield
fitter spending a few days with his
father-in-law, J. N. Pare, and
family:
.Miss Riles, assisted py Miss
Pool, will hold her sewing school
at the city hall April 111, 20, 21
and 22. Program: Monday
forenoon, commercial patterns;
afternoon, problems in garment
ronstructiion. Tuesday forenoon,
finishes and decorations; after
noon, children's dresses. Wednes
day forenoon, care and repair of
clothing and household lineus; af
ternoon, textiles, lecture. Tues
day forenoon, remodeling; after
noon, remodeling. This school is!
freo to everyone. Miss Biles
wishes to help everyone in the
line of sewing.
J. M. Keith was in Ashland on
business Monday.
Miss Callie Vogcli is back at
work in Ashland after her illness.
of community spirit and mutual
helpfulness is one of the greatest
factors in modern life. Your ef
forts are deserving of every suc
cess. BEX W. OLCOTT,
Gov'r.
I IS mKe rYoxViMirirMJ
py FTiscma uean " i
Portland, Ogn., Apl. 10, 1920.
Portland Chamber of Commerce
whdies you every success for your
plans during coming year. From
newspaper reports and corre
spondence we hear that your club
is becoming most active in com
munity. Your chances for devel
opment very and by each man
pulling his shoulder to the wheel
Ashland may maintain its present
prominent position. Keep up the
good work.
PORTLAND CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.
happy choice of lor selections.
These (lileilainers were sent here
under the auspices of Albany col
lege, and ure louring this pari
of Ihe stale in the Interests, of
that institution.
$ 5
Successful Danco
Despite Hie bad weal her last
evening, u large company turned
out to the danco in the Nutator
iiim given under the auspices of
the Valley hand, and if the initial
entertainment is any criterion,
theso affairs promise to be among
Ihe lending social events in Ash
land during the coming season.
This dance was a great departure
from tho ordinary "jilney" af
fairs. The admission price of $1,1 how,
plus the war tax entitled every'
one to all the dances without ex- Honored Member's Birthday
tra charge, which proved to he a The Ladies' Aid society of the
popular feature. Next Friday J Presbyterian church met in an all
night the band will givo a dance, day session in the church parlors
in Medford, while in n. fortnight yesterday. At the noon hour when
the next one will be held in Ash-! tho women prepared their lunch
land. Tho music provided by the eon which they had brought with
largo orchestra, composed of1 them, Mrs. Dan Walker, one of
a fine suit case. Mrs. (1. F. Hil
lings spoke for tho congregation.
Dr. (IreggH said a few words in be
half of the Sunday school and
Mr. John Rigg In behalf of the Ep
worlh league. Mr. mid Mrs. Pul
merlee responded with much ap
preciation of this complete sur
prise and hoped that some day
they might live in Ashland again.
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DINNFJl PARTY
Mrs. O. N. Cray was hostess nt
n dinner at her home on the Boul
evard last eroning, at which a
small company of her friends were
guests. Places were laid for sir,
who were hesido the hostess Mrs.
R O. Walsten, Misses Nelson, Co-
I i 1 1 so n and Smith.
will give one-tenth of tho total,
no matter how large.
The budget committee has conv
plelely organized Its working com
mittees and has everything in
to get busy' immediately.
The committee is made up of; J,
H. McGoe, chairman; J. W. Mc
Coy, V. O. N. Smith, (!. B. Lam
kin, T. II. Simpson, II. 0. EndersI
Sr., H. It. Gillette, Louis Dodgo,
L. F. Ferguson, E. E. Marcey and.
O. T. Hcrgner. Tho comnilttco
will divide into four groups and
will solicit firms and wealthy tn
would he difficult to dividual.! for budget subscription.1)
is the tiling of first and linn ineinhoi's for mcmbcr
! ships;.
Tho budget raised will ho used
to carry out the definite program
of work which will be built by the
expanded club membership from
Iho suggeslod program of work
built i ) from tho ((iiestionaire re
turns. Tho Commercial Club has
the quota which was a big program ahead of it and an
cial Club activities; touch them to
plan not merely for tho present
but for the future; and Inoculate
tho desire to serve and tin; spirit
work for the Ashland Commercial 1 of team-work In every Ashlander.
Club placed "Develop Spirit of! With consistent community co
Cominunity Co-operation" at I he ; operation, any of tho projects on
top "of the Program or Work. the suggested plan of work can
Ahead of every other project on 1 be accomplished. Without. -it, .the
tho list. And Why? : simplest
Whut is the Spirit of ('oiiimuni- achieve. It
ty Co-operation? i Importance.
How Can 11 He Developed? j. Join For Ashland
Tho Spirit of Community ro-1 The banks of Ashland have
operation is the impulse which pledged themselves In coiilirbnle
builds communities:. It is made i no-tenth of any I udget amount
up of desire to serve, teamwork which is raised for the Ashland
and vision. ' , Commercial Club's projected pro-
It can he developed by build- gram of work. Figuring on lin
ing and upplying modern met hods jiiiioo basis
lo maintaining a democratic,; set by Ihe budget committee the unhesitating response is nntlcipat-
thinking, working, civic-coininor
cial organization of maximum
"live" membership und Willi nde
nuale income. Tho Commercial
Club should Im tho organized ren
ter of community leadership and
to make it such more attention
should be given than In tho past
to building community spirit with
in Ihn organization, and through
it, the community at large. Con
sistently expend thought, money
and effort purely with this end
in view. Do not let the efforts
for material accomplishments ob-
hanks will contribute $000. But ed lo Ihe committee's solicitations.
:::'::l::;:
Car Poultry Supplies
Look this list over; there Is surely something you must
havo. Lowest possible prices.
31
3 Diamond Chick Food,
j Dlumong Egg Producer.
I Diamond Scratch Food.
Diamond
Diamond
Diamond
Diamond
Diamond
Meat Scraps.
Fish Scraps.
Fish Meal.
Granulated Bone
Grit.
Hands Made
Beautiful by Care
Beautiful hunds
can be acquired.
It is not always
the shape of a
hand which makes
It lovely. Quito
otten Its fascina
tion lies entirely
and individuality
its shape expresses. Hands
as much as faces. Inci-
PRISCIOA
KAN
in the power
which
differ
Long Beach, Calif., Apr. 10, 1920.
Accept this expression of my
keen interest and sincere wish for
tho club's success in its new ac
tivities. The club deserves the
members of the band, was one of
the attractivo features. This mu
sical aggregation gave regulur
dance music instead of "jazz"
which has lately been a leading
feature of danco music, and the
change was greatly appreciated by
many of the dancers.
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Initialed Xew .Menibei-M
Hope Itebekah lodge held an
entertaining session last night.
citizen. The benefit Ashland will
receive from u real live commer
cial club cannot bo estimated.
CLARK BPSH.
Wednesday cveniiiL'.
II ,-lr
r in to-
& id. I
dentally, they reveal quite as
much of one's character. I uni
nut a palmist. I cannot read
anyone's history, past, present or
future from the palm. But I
know that training and cultiva
tion will nccotnplish marvelous
results in developing a hand that,
naturally, is merely inherited
homeliness.
1 once knew a woman who
would never allow her daughter
to help with the housework be
cause she feared the hitter's pretty
white hands would he spoiled.
"My own hands have always
been ugly," Ihe mother said, by
way of explanation. "When I was
younger the size of my hands no
li, massed me anil made me self
conscious. Because I could not
have beautiful hands myself, I
have taken pride in my daugh
ter's hands. I don't want her
pin- to do anything that will spoil
! t in-ill.
So Ihe mother continued to per
form all the drudgery about the ! organization
house with her own, large, capa
ble, efficient and confidence
inspiring hands. With care they
would have been beautiful. They
suited and expressed 'her person
ality but she was unconscious of
that fact and, because they of
lended her eye, she neglected ami
misused them.
Then her daughter married.
The man who becamo her bus
hand was much inure interested in
acquiring a fortune than in pre
serving the beauty of his wife's
hands, lie let her wash the
dishes and do all the housework.
She scrubbed, sewed, took euro of
babies, mixed bread, put coal in J
the furnure and weeded the flow-j
er garden. Today she plays
bridge and drives her own limou
sine but her hands are just us
i plump, white and attractive us
when idle sat in a hummock on
the side porch and let her mother
do the housework alone.
The reason was that she had j
plump, white, well-formed bunds'
niiuully ami her mother had
wholehearted support of every Nillp llew members were initiated
and the meeting lasted until a late
hour, after which a line supper
was served.
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Afleinooii Pally
Mr. J. W. Mills, Jr., gave a
charming afternoon party at her
home on Ihe Pacific highway a
short, distance, north of Ashland
yesterday afternoon. A large com
pany of Ashland women were in
attendance and spent a pleasant
I'l l ci IKXHi, after w hich tho hostess
served delicious refreshments.
!
Church .Night.
The monthly church night will
he observi d in Ihe Methodist
Portland, Org., Apr. 10, 1!20.
Wo are watching with Interest
developments of Ashland's most
commendable organization drive.
Active interest displayed by your
citizens foreshadows permanent
success. Sincerely hope your ef
forts will be confined to those mut
ters most essential to community
development. Among other things
a first class tourist hotel would
be u powerful factor,
JOHN M. SCOTT.
tho most faithful members of the
society, was called to the door,
where she was greeted by her
niece, Mrs. needier Danford,
bearing an immense cake covered
with lighted candles. It 'then
dawned on Mrs. Walker that this
was in honor of her birthday. The
mouthers of the society while ex
tending hearty good wishes and
congratulations to Mrs. Walker,
also assisled her in making way
with the delicious cake.
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Dinner Party
Mrs. Lulu Stearns entertained
nt dinner yesterday, at her bom-'
on Pine streel, in honor of her
mother who is sojourning with
her. There were present besid.
the honor guest, Mrs. l'ruitl, a
sister ot Mr. Stearns; Mrs. Mam
sey, Mrs. Hatch and Mrs. Eagan.
8 $
( lass Fiilerlaiiiiiieiit Cooling
"J n ii i or Jinx" is tin- name of a
clever etiterlaii.mr-nt that is be
ing prepared by the Junior class in
high school, and will be present
ed Friday evening, April 23. This
Oyster "Shell.
Poultry Shell.
Charcoal.
JUJJLb
in1'
"fii1
NEW
KIIIP.MKXT
of Garden Tools has arrived.
Cood tools are esential to good
results in garden or field.
Provost Brothers-
HARDWARE
Fine Corn Meal.
Cotlon Seed Meal.
Linseed Meal. ,
Soya Bean Meal.
Kaoln Meal.
Alfalfa Meal.
White Shorts.
Mill Run.
Blalchl'ord's Milk Mash.
Blalchford's Calf Meal.
Blatchford's Pig Meal.
I i.ont and i fed
Ashland Fruit & Produce Association
.?a.: 1:134
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This is Clean Up Time
Wo have the Goods that will
do the work.
Brooms 7,'c to $1.2!i
While Bear Soap 21 burs for $1.00
Sunny Monday Snap 17 bars for $1.00
Gold Dust paikagc 3 1 C
Citrus Powder package 31c
All other i.onps and washing powders at tho right price.
Steam's Self Service Store
7 X. Main.
Opposite the Plaza
church this evening. The meel-
Portland, Ore., Apl. IS. 1110. j jng will also he in the nature of
Please givo my congratulations u. farewell reception to Mr. and
to the Ashland Commercial Club Mrs. II. S. Pulmerlee, who expert
for its enterprise in preparing tnto leave Ashland in the near
grasp opportunity nt hand and j future. Supper will begin at li
o clock, and all members of
those to come. Southern Oregon
iu unquestionably within Ihe
scope of a new and greater indus
trial and agricultural expansion.
That city will profit most which'
anticipates events and prepares j
for them through u well sustained
commercial orgunlazlion anil
keeps alive a hearty spirit ot co
operation. EDO AH B. PIPEH, 1
Editor Oregonian.
Methodist church and congrega
tion lire cordially invited to at
tend. Coffee, cream and sugar
will be served free, while the at
tendants will bring llii'ir suppers
and eat them together. If any
are not able to attend the supper,
they will he made most welcome
Goli I How uiy back che: "
After (Jrip, "flu" it cnl.li. ihn kidneys
'! bladder ure olt..n aO.s-t-d -called
uH'ui his. or iiimiiiiauiion ul k.dni ys.
Thin In the red lilt!- of dinner l'H,-l
be wii and check the fnnte r Inroad!, ol
k idiiey dis.M-- by obtaining that Wonder
ful discovery of Dr. Pierce ., kmmii as
Anurlc imiti-uric-ucid Iwciu- n expel...
the uric acid polaun from tho lly and
removes those paina, Mirb a back jche,
rheumatism iu musics and juinu.
Aaturally wle-u the kidncyi are trained ln-r to give them cure and
Hi.ru i.ir.ril tl.at.l. i tm.-i
' u.nti, .,klu illli'. III llif
feet, a n Vies and wri-t-: nr under tin,
tyes in iag-liko formation.-.
Dr. Pierce's A n uric is many tiim-n neirr
potent than l.tlna aud ofo n .im, nates
uric acid u hot lea lui lm mpi,r.
Madeba. Cal. "I rei-ooiuj-iid Dr.
Pierce's Anunc very highly. 1 bat
iuffen-d for the lal thre yeiri wuli
ratarrb of the bladder, having tried
every remniy I heard of hut uin,i.i
relief. I wir Aiinrie kdverfi-ni In
the paper, And like A drowninu inan
grabbing at a straw I thonrbt I o..al
try It also, which I d.d with gn at me
ceas, at it relieved lae almost nio:,-diav-ly,
before I bad taken all ot tin
trial packape. and lnvinx great r.,i,'i
dene in tha remedy I iinmeUial' l . m
to the drug sttre and botiirht a pa naj
I ran aay to (II sur7eriii( from an)
dlwai of the kidi;ev i,r or !
trouoief, try tiis remedy and mffer i
P,ntrr. I bav great faith In lJuclut
Fieroe'i reuiediea. !. P. UksiLki.
all her do
mestic work after marriage she
had not neglected them. So the
mother's sacrifice In shielding her
tiom housework was quite unnec
essary, ihe latter but known
it.
Portland, Ore., Apl. 10, 1020.
I, earn you are making great en
deavor to secure members for your
Nearly every city
and hamlet in Blatc of Oregon is
iralizing t lie tieressily of a com
mercial organization and wo re-!
gard this an important move on
your part. Wish you success ini
your drive and want to assure you i
that the state chamber is ever
ready to assist you In any way i
it ran. j
OHEGOX STATE CH.UlREIt
COMMERCE; GEO. QI'AYLK,
Sec'y.
.loin For Ashland
"The little Ford rambles right
along," aeeordii.g to C. II. Pierre,,"
manager of tho Harrison Brothers' 1 i
Ford garage, who is kept busy
selling automobiles nr, fast as they
can be procured. Of the carload
of new Fords received in Ashland
the first of April, the last one was ",
delivered Monday, another car- ' :
load is expected next week. Or- -ders
are usually placed long bu- J
fore the autos are procured, ni
they are sure of readily disposing
of them.
Anioni: the recent purchasers of ,
new l-'ord cars are Homer Billings,
G. O. Van Xatta. Firestone & Son, !
T. N. Humphreys, of Ashland;
C. C. Woltcrs cud J: me Lennox
of Talent, all of whom secured
touring cars; Carson-Fowler Lum
ber Co., a truck.
' Join For Ashland
The largest Irrigation project In
Southern Oregon and the largest
iu tho country tot dependent upon
tho Impounding of water was as
sured of immediate const ruction
I at any time afterwards.
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Knleitaiiieil friends
Francis Winter enlerlained n
' number of school friends at his
home last Wednesday evening, the
occasion being bis birthday anni
versary. A delightful time was
1 spent playing games.
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lleeson-W ellj Nuptials
Ellon Beeson and .Miss Edna
Wells, two well known young peo
ple of Talent, were married
Wednesday in Yrekn, Calif. After
leaving for a short trip into Cali-
j tornia, they will return lo Talent
and make their home at the Em
met t Beeson farm near Talent.
Tho bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. X. Wells, who super-
m CITIZENS i
W BANK
l ie r AH aolll'ailK
!
IT IS 1XTKKKSTIXG
to note the interest you I
receive on your deposits i'vJ-2fjjt5i
j with the Citizens Bank of 5;iTSJoMj
j Ashland which helps your tiiiiiijiiiii'll
1 account to grow'. HlliKwel1"!
III you -jinu not itn lie i
count with tis, we invito " if;
if you to start one now. s jj
There's n Time for
Everything;
l'.IGHT XOW IT
IS PAINT TIME'"
The cool -clear month of April
is Ihe ideal time in which to
have your house painted.
Later on, when the mercury
climbs mid the sun gets hot
as blazes, you'll bo sorry you
"put it off."
Pay a call XOW at Paint 7 read
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 that
is a real investment.
Dickerson
THE PAINT MAX
There Are Many
Things Upon Our
Shelves
want
viiiirselvps.
, lull, in tlio
4on
SAVINGS
DEPOSITS,
"Nearest lo
Everything"
HOTEL MANX
Powell St., at C Tarrell
San Franciscc
In the heart of the
business, shopping
itii and theatre district.
-TM J-
Running aisiniea ice
water in every room.
Our commodious htt
l.Lt.. r: ! I
Homelike restaurant
will attract you. -
European Plan rates 11
$1.00 lip. t ,
Join lor AsMHnd
Afternoon Part). and completion when in Portland.
Mrs. E. M. Case and daughter, ' last wee!'. Willitm Allen of Grants
Mm. y I). Wagner entertained Pass consummated the sale of
K, of tl.eir friends at their home Jlmi.uUO in Grants Pass Irrigation
i n Granite street yesterday after- district bonds to the - Itulph
noon. A delightful aocial period Schneelock company. The rate
was s4enl, alter which the host- of sale was 0 and accrued inter
tsej served refreshments. i est.
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Ready to Brighten
You Up
Conqueror
HATS
and CAPS
Manageaeat
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That .siiiiK'tinics vmi will
ilniiy items in tlicinsclvcs :11c
course ol" t i mo you'll need them till; ho we would
iisk you ileiiso to keep in mind the plaeo where
when hurried you e:m find till your needs in the
" Hardware
Line
SIMPSON'S
HARDWAR
E
37-39 NORTH MAIN STREET
Impart
feeling.
that well-dressed
New Spring RtyrT-s.
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New Shirts.
New Neckwear.
New Suits.
Spring I'nderwear.
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Hi' TIIK I'OSTOI KK E
Wil l, IT PAY TO OWX A VAI GIIV KKAW SAW?
P.y lutnd you can saw 5 cords of wood a ibiy nt ll cost of $l.2." per cord.
With a ViiiikIiii kiw oim- man can prodioe UCI cords u (l;iy, nt ;( ,st of 7i ceiit4 n cord.
Vaimlin diiiK miw will f-iirii you 1 !..".() a (lay profit, U-s nil iimlKiiiMiliiie, uliieli, for 10 hours' con.
tlniionx runniiiK will cot nlvoot l.."0.
Sc Imw quickly Ihe Vaughn ilriiK 'H pay for Itself in nddilionnl profits? And after it hm
rarnetl ll rot It (cim rlulit n raining for yonn If properly cared for. Tli miw can Ik- taken Into
Hie wooil-i anywhere a horw ran go. T7rVTTT T1TT7T
Come In and lot m ahow you. t-iVilHrlllL At the corner on the Plaza.
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