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ASHLAND WEEKLY TIDINGS
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
WEONESDAY'H NEWS
Thomas Martin is making exr:
tensive additions and repairs lo (
1,1, residence on Liberty street. ,
V).en completed this will be one'
ol me snow residences in iiiui
part of the city. .'
Kaymonu niiunricK oi rori-
of Port-
land, a cousin of P. S. Engle, spent
Monday at tiro home ot the lut-
ter In this city.
Mrs. J. L. Elliart, .who is In
Ashlund from Caldwell, Ida., tliis
limnnier with her son, H. H. El
hart, Is spending the week at the
pome ot mis. w. win on """-;
roll street. i
Mrs. E. j; Farlow was tukeiii
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oulte ill Monday night, ' whlc ne ;
ressl ated her removal to a loc 1
hospital, where she will remain
for several days under treatment. I
I
I'OH HALE
Ono two-ton White truck, n !
lino mechanical condition, $1750.
Terms. Medford Auto Co.
249-31
102-11
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W. M. Hlbbs. who
formerly I
conducted the Plaza Market, haB;Is
an announcement in today's Issue
Informing the public that he has
taken over the Fourth Street Mar
ket and is ready to serve his old
customers, as well as new ones,
with the best there is in the meat
und fowl line.
Mrs. Virginia Fales, a guest at
the Hotel Austin, is able to be
about again after an Illness last-1
Jug for the past 1 1 days.
Leilli Abbott came home last ,
lilght from the University of Or
egon where he is a student. Af
ter a strenuous track record In
which he has made good, Lelth
took down with'a severe attack of
tiuincy which ban called him home
betoro the close of the school
year, In order to be under a doc
Ioi'h care at home.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Robinett are
In Ashland and will spend the
summer at the Tavener home on
the Boulevard. Mr. and Mrs.:
Robinett recently returned from
(iuuiii, und tlie former went east
Imuliwauu wlilli. Mis Hi, bluett
eamo to Ashland. She later,
joined her husband In San I ran-;
Cisco and both arrived in Ashland
Palurduy.
The recent rains in this section
have been of benefit to the ranch-, spencer ranch in the Dead Indian; j),. p. h. Johnson und family
ers und fruit growers, though f,u;t,yt then later go to Montague )lflVe ,, 1p Ule eiiuy(tn this af
Homewhat of a handicap to tlie fu). thu ,aanC(, f summer. tm,0(m ad wjll spend the week
buy makers. Some of the cherry j, rmi Tncv expect to climb Mount
growers say that the rain has had, A car belonging to Will Ashland IjiToio returning home.
tendency to retard tho ripening of the Postal Telegraph office j
of the crop and that it is way be-1 which was left on the street lastj Mrs. J. B. Tuttle and family
hind this year. A weather sharp night tiirnedj up missing this jnived today in Ashland from
v. lie has kept tab on the rainfall morning. It was later found laMal., folo., and nre visiting Mrs.
In Oregon in the Willamette aiidlown near Talent, and bud pre-j Tuttln'i parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Rcgue River valleys says that- simably been taken by some one Me ThPy made the trip in
every year that is divisible by five und run down us far as its gasjti,e family car in ten days, and
has, so far, been a vainy season, supply lasted when it was ubaii- j during the entire journey had but
end he predicts the same for 1020. doned. one blowout. They expect to
f $ ! . i spf nd the summer here.
FOR SALE C. H. Burns arrived yesterduy:
One two-ton WM'e truck, in on No. 10 from Houston, Texas.' ,.s narham, who has been in
fine mechanical condition, and was met at tlie depot by : Ashland for several months past,
Terms. Medford Auto Co.' wife, Mrs. Jean Cooper Burns. ,ias returne,i to her home in Pais-
102-Pi nnd her mother. Mrs. Huschkl. i ,eVf Lake county. She came here
? 9 , -The young people exjiect to re-0 aPCOUnt of her health, and
A. Butler claims ho has cardB , 11ain , Ashland. ; 111(lV ,-pturn again later in the sea-
und spades on O. II. Johnson when j 4, - son
it comes to raising weet (leas. To.
prove his assertion Mr. Butler
brought to the Tidings office this
morning a huge bunch of these
jnost beautiful flowers which he
.i . i..u uiMl,n ranch, and
laisru ui tug tinif..."
which he says beats Johnson's, as
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the hitter's nre only three teei,
high, while his are five feet. From
the products of the vines it is
hard to judge which nre the most
beautiful, as sweet peas are swee'
a a ..,i. lliam und
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rom c.u.iiia.us ...... ,.
mens ot uioom.
Emil Pell, while picking cher-j
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lies ai ms ...... u ...
Monday evening hud the nnstoi-
jiionuuy ovciiH.6 .
tnne to fait an., orea uu.u
in his left forearm. He was stand-.
lnB on a ladder which was lean -
ing against a limb of the tree at
:r wS.TSuB;
to the ground. Beside the bro-i
ken bones he is badly cut ann
bruised on the face. Notwith
standing his Injuries Mr. Peil is
pii the Job at his place of business
today.
Mrs. Florence Strattnn is in
Marshfield where she went to at- 'g
tend the wedding ot her son, Llyod ;
n. .l,li.l v.ia t-PCPIlt 80- T'
rillUllwil, nu't, -
ciety event in that city.
Mrs. Frank Hanna and mother,
Mrs. Nellie Conner, left Tuesday
evening for a two weeks' trip to
Port land and Seattle.
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Mr. A. Sherard or 8SI East
Moiji street Is the owner of a new
laxwell touring car.
Mrs. W. A. Long and children
of Roseburg are guests of relatives
tnd friends in Ashland this week.
Miss Ella Zeitler, who has
Jjeen a teacher in the city schools
for the past two years, win leaie
Wer school, utter which she will
to remain, She will not be a
member of the (acuity hore the
coming year. . ' ,
James M. Sawyer of the Motor
- . . Btat toned at tlio!
I'reHldto, Sari Francisco, Is on a!g them, among-the Huneys, the
fullougu nt tho nome ot his' pa-i Benedicts and the Coopers. When
rel(s . Mr an(, M,.s JumM T , c R hjm tQ )ook M
Sawyer, of Talent. j
'lb Mrs. Purves a person a neigh-
I Miss Alice Ilutler Is back from i ,,or of ,lti hu(1 usked uim t0 look
jvii.matu rails wnere sue nan,.
Kii.inath Falls wliere she had
been spending a week or so, ,
guest ot her sister, Miss Muryl
Walker.
SATl'RDAY'S NEWS
Prof. Irving E. Vlnlng of Ash
land was the leading speaker at
a Miioker given by the Medford
IodM of Elks Thursday night. One! several years, arrived in the city
, ,. ,,.,,, ,.i,,i i, ,,! inlvesterdav with her two sons, hav-
1 hit:
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t nut tlie As i aim a u Aieuioru
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(he Eksj
f 0Kgm Norlnernjln
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I u 1 1 1 n I'll 111. would oh inviieo. iue,iM'iu mm u. mo w,...,,...
suggestion met with popular fuvor,
nnd the two lodges expect to get
together soon and arrange for the
events.
Mrs. Elmer Kincaid, who has
,,ee" several weeks in Medford,
electd home today.
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n nsoii nunu, u iui uier uiki iv 111
I ia'ei's' department store, has.
gone to Medford where he has ac
cepted a position as timekeeper; Mrs. Pendleton of Santa Aia.
lor the canal construction pro-! Calif., arrived in Ashland today
ji-ct. i nd has taken rooms in the Vir-
1 $ Igiuia apartments, awaiting the
Miss Bernice Vco, daughter of arrival of her son-in-law and
Mr. and Mrs. (i. II. Yen, who has daughter, who are tn tlie way in
been spending the past winter :
it school in Santa Ana, Calif., has j
returned home for the summer
vacation. ' j
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A. L. Barker has gone to Horn-
brook where he will be employed
by the Southern Pacific for ev-
era! days. j
$ I
,r. ano .viik, n. wBine. aie:.,,0 ,,,,, svv for the
back from Santa Miaiica where
they have been spending the past I
winter. . i
Troy und Ivan Phipps. sons of
E. E. Phipps, tho Ashland real
(stale man, are expected home to
day from Eugene, wliere they have
been attending the I'lilversity of
Oi-'croii
Mr. and Mis. P. L. Spencer, who
have been living in hiignne during
the past winter while the hitler
attended the university there,
. hnvo returned to' Ashland. They
ri, M1,nd u lonii, 0r so at the
William Huck and tainiiy 01
Scenic Drive moved this week lo
Dorris. Calif., where they will
make their home.
J
H. Johnson, the jeweler, is
out today after a siege of the grip
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days this week.
Today has been one of those j
"rare days ill June" the poet Low
ell writes about. "Rare" Is right.
as Perfect days have been con
' SplCUOUS
tS,)icuoll8 ))V t,ieir absence ths
month.
William E. Carlton of Shedd.
,rjhm coun(Vi hug purchHBe,, (hp
.
residence on Weighman street be-
., , , Ml.. A. M. ,,ui.ves. Th,,
A An ntftre8ljllK cil.cmil.
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"Nearest to
everything "
I HOTEL MANX
Powell SL, at C Tarred
San f ranclscc
In the heart of the
business, shopping
and theatre district.
Running distilled ice
water in every room.
tit": a-!; ;s
Our commodiousHtfi'ody, overcoming: nervousnesa
lnhhv.fiftt.service.and K lplessness, headaches, dizzines
?Xt
Homelike restaurant
h will attract you. -
4?TI Fhmium Plan rato
$1.00 ip. c .
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ttn7T'
Kit
til VXt
1 ttfflS
a f l wlt
1 rrr.V, rLle
with the appearance of this city
and decided it would be a fine
place In which to live. On looking
over real estate he discovered he
had a bout, of friends and ac
,.. i Aahlanrf. number.
iue Ptirves house he discovered
. Thin decided him and he im
it.edlatcly closed the deal for the
10UKe jiia famny will come and
talte possession some time within
the next two or three months.
Dr. Mattle B. Shaw, who claims!
Ashland for her home, although
she has been living elsewhere for
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' puuumu, um, -,i on
f the pMflc Dr
Ashlaml colne8 uway
for hpauty an(I desirability
wlllch to live, Bnd Bnena, bee
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tlie oilier. Her husband, Dr. Shaw,
will join his family here later.
W. Y. Miller, who had been
spending several weeks out at his
ranch in Luke county, came in
Thursday after his family, who
will return with him for the sum
mer. They will be back to their
Ashlund home by the time school
begins.
their fniuily car. On their arrival
they will secure a home for the
summer. Mrs. Pendleton and her
family have spent several sum-
mers In Ashlund, and are always
(Q ,.,,. UJ) hpv conrdol.
(his (he pck of (ne coast coulltrv
a summer home,
Mrs. Jessie Clary has accepted
locul telephone office, made va
cant by the recent resignation of
Miss Jessie Thatcher.
Tlie sale of the Harry Mathes
house on C street Between Fourth
i.nd Fifth, was made this week
by the Ashlaud Realty company
'. E. Callahan of the Ashland
Fl int and Produce company is tlie
,""TlmsP'
Miss Ethel Eggleston of Berke
ley, Calif., is a guest at the home
ot E. X. XortCjii and family this
week.
Misses Gertrude Engle and
Frances MWilliams are expected
tills evening from Berkeley to
spend the summer vacation at
their homes here.
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Home grown cherries are be
coming quite plentiful In the lo
cal mnrkets. Among some of the
finest specimens were those
brought into the Tidings office
this morning from G. E. McCar-
MMm is NEavous Wcrriq
TfnJ lives of , most women an
mi riT wnrrw ivlon a rriMimna an
i ad enough, but women a an
j vors. Worry makes women sick j
t nulla ttiAvn !sitrn ant in iK.ti-
b puna whim u.tiii, aaiivt in int.,
veakened condition they are sub i
i ect to pains, aches, weakness, back :
iches, headaches and dizzy spells.
! Most women neglect their health
md for this they pay the penalty ;
, kny woman will nnd that negiec !
loes not pay. A little more atten j
j ion to health would brighten u ,
. lerlife. If she ajks her neighbor
ha finds that Dr. Pierce's Favoriti
description benefits a woman'i 1
; hole system. It not only act j
ipon the troubles and weaknesse I
eculiar to women, but is an all !
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I ounu ionic mat. Draceg uie entin
nd a run-down condition.
Lemts, Oregon "In my younge
ays I was greatly distressed., I begai
sing Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescripts
nd received snch relief that I eai
ioomoiend it to others. I have raisei
large family and am a great-grand
lother and bare always iuiisted 01
ly danghters-in-law nsing Dr. Pierce'
avorite Prescription during ezpectan
eriod."-MKi. B. F, BEKLT, ml
Ub Street.
ter's tanch on Roca Btreet. They
were Royal Annes and Oxhearts,
nnd are unusually early for these
varieties.
Mrs. J. L. Haruer left last even
ing forNevadu, Mo., to visit her
son wffo resides there. She will
stop In San Francisco on her way
there to see her daughter, Miss
Else Harner.
Bert Freeman, who has beeilhei fcuest Sunday her stsler and
spending a short vacation at hisi husband, Mr. and Mrs. O. Booth ,
home here, will leave today for nl ;' '''' Ashland.
, ' , . . William Bruin, tlie counlv road
( orvallis to attend the f"'imnr;bup,.rvisoi, has built a rock crush-
school in the Agricultural college. 'er ,.ul. n10 siphon bridge at thel
I He has boen a student In this col-!
lege for the past year
The Tidings Is in receipt of n
loiter from Mrs. Sarah A. Say of
I ayette, Idaho, in which sue ass,
for Information In regard to Ash-
land. Mrs. Say. states she is an
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eluerly lady and has been trou-
bled with asthma for the past four
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states, that Ashland is the place.
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for her to get rid ot it.
Owing to the absence of the
Reverend P. K. Hammond, Vicar
of Trinity church, there will be
no service Sunday. Rev. Ham
mond is attending church summer
school at Portland. ,
Edwin Bates of Estacada, Ore ,
a retired prune raiser, Is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Howell on
Maple street. Mr. Bates is Mrs.
Howell's lather.
Mrs. P. J. Smith has been seri
ously ill at her homo on Roca
street. She was reported some
what Improved this morning.
Talent Tidings
C. E. Slites and family are
1..
cated in the Van Dunliip house
near the depot.
Mrs. William Crosby with her
sisters, Mrs. Pearl Dosier and Mrs.
C. E. Stites were in Ashland
vv euiiebuuy.
Marion Tryer made a trip to
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JUCKbUllV I1IW ouuuuuy IU puiciino
a pump for the city well.
Fletcher Spencer is the posses- i
soi of a badly scarred nose. One I
of the largo sawlogs fell against
a tree, throwing it against him
and smashing and cutting his
nose sevcrejy. He is able to be ,
up and around.
John Stump and Ed Stftes were
fishing at Rogue River Sunday.
George Rowley and Charles!
Chapman went to Medford Friday .
after a load of lumber for Har
vey Graham, who Is preparing
to erect a dwelling on Ins lot lo-
SPECIAL
With Every Piircliaso of
HARMONY COCOA liUTTEK
("OLD CREAM Ode
We will give
Free
A 50c Box of
CHARMOXA COMPLEXION'
POWDEK
While the supply lasts.
McNAIR BROS.
Sfori
On Savings Accounts
Wo
Interest j
A Dollar Starts an Account j
STATE BANK OF ASHLAND.
SALE
FORD DELIVERIES
REGULAR AGAIN!
Ford Touring Cars, Road
sters,. Trucks, all coming:
through much better. Node
liveries possible except on
signed orders, in regular ro
tation. Place your order at
once and get quick delivery.
Harrison Brothers
Ford Agents
1
rated on the highway near the
Chapman residence. .
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dosler arc
visiting Mis. Hosier's parents, .Mr.
and .Mrs. Daniel Stumy, this week, j
Tim Burnett and family have
moved into the Tom Bell house. Hpencer, W. Estes, Cecil Hughes, py two-thirds of the exueus
Mr. Burnett has accepted a job ..Harold and Lawrence Burnett. .,.
caring (or the pear orchard of Mr.' A fine uaby hov arrived at tho. "ew",i,r "' KIVI,,S lhe
Spotts, which he recently pur-j home of Ml. and Mrs. Herman'"1 Ashland, and the Commercial
chased from the Talent Orchard Summers the second of June. ' ! Club one-third. Medford will pay
company. . Joe Barrett has gone to Hilt, . iike proportion , it Is understood
.Mr. and Mrs. Bowman motored Calif., to work in n box factory. 1 ,, .,., ., ... . ,. ,. .
to Ashland Wednesday afternoon.' Mr. Skewis has moved his fain- 0i" " n,v Bl11 ''"Xfi ,he he,,e-
.Mrs. Charles Cliumnuii had for ilv In Medford. fit "f semi-mnntlily concerts
foot of the hill this side of Ash-
uuiit lor ilia roan woi'K in inatj BAM) CONCERTS'
vicinity. I to expects the work! ' ' I
there to lust about six weeks. Ashland will have bund con-'
Mrs. Charles Chapman was inircits in the park this sinner,
Ashlaud Thursday visiting heri ,,.,, , . -nnveiiienre ot the
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Ki,nel. r the experimental !
funn wa3 shopping Ashland i
m lay.
a. .viorse lias returned io
California after K few days' stav
hero oif business.
JliS8 Kdjth lluKIX (s repurtud as
(.getting along nicely and will soon
be able to leave the hosiptal.
Miss Anne Ellis has Kue to
Arizona to be Willi her sister for
some time.
Jonas Barrett returned to Klani
ulli Falls where he is employed
in a logging camp after a week's
stay with his folks here
Mrs. C.
A. llazen returned to,
her homo Wednesday evening
from where she has been helping
care for her daughter Edith.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyaut Clark will
move to Duiismuir, cum., suoiij
where Mr. Clark has employment j
Willi tho Southern Pacific com-j
pain'. I
The masquerade ball was well
attended Saturday evening. A
very enjoyable time was report
ed by everyone. Miss Arlouiue
Robinson, who was dressed as n
II MiwaawasKfM
W BANK
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ABE YOl' SAVING
I OR. A HOME?
rhero are many advan
tages of having a home
of your own. The soon
er you begin to save for
this purpose, tho nearer
you will be to greater
happiness and success.
Start a fund for 11 home
now Willi Tlie Citizens
Bank ol Ashland.
SAVINGS
DEPOSITS,
Protected
From tho
HOT OLA RE OF THE
MER S SI X
SI M-
and the
DRVINO WINKS
BV A
KOOTIBNG APPLICATION
OP
Polcy's
Floral Cream
You ran enjoy tho summer sea
son as well us any other. We
guarantee the cream.
25c and 50c a Bottle
Poley's Drug Store
POLEY Jil ELHART
lHtrtifilSTS
Ashland, Oregon
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5f H E 71! Established 18S3
H
II
4on
.Rypsy girl, received the prize for
tho best mask.
Among the ones who were vis-
Iting Ashland Monday were Mrs.;
Pearl Barrett, Miss Pea if Dunn,;H,ili t ,lle meeting of council last
Miss Lucy Oatnuin, Kleicher
It lias been reported that Mr. jtluough Hie snmnier as Ioiik as
Strattnn has hounht the Richard-1 tlfi minii( ipaliiies desii" Th"
Son property on (iibson avenue and ; , . ,
will move the house to his ranch; . , .
ocross Bear creek. Dense m keeping up the organiia-
Mini, and the city will assist In
AKIII.AMI TO HAVE j
Kwue Kivel. Valey band as soon
as the weather permits. This was
confirmed at tlie nieetiitg of the
L(.iv ,.0nCi iast nlnlit when the
!cil.v
j valley band sent a petition to
i council ' asking the city to sub
scribe the necessarv iiiuo lor ine
vm,mo , supporting this organ-
Ualion. As the band Is made up
of players from various points
in the county, arrangements are
being formulated to havo band
concerts each week, 'alternately
between Ashland and Medford,
with each city, subscribing to tne
Real Estate
Homes and acreage. Farms and
Stock Ranches,
All Kinds ot (iood Insurance
Ashland Ageutr, of Abstract Co.
Billings Agency
TAKE A TIP AltOCT
IIOl'SE PAINTING
FROM A POET
The poet said: "What
is so rare as a day in June?
Then, it ever, come perfect
days.'
The perfect days of June are
favorable days for painting.
No scorching sun to blister
the paint, small chance of rain
to hinder the work.
Yes, June is the best mouth
of the vear. So why nut call
ils up and make a date for
June? We shall be glad to ad
vise you in regard to selection
of colors. PAINT I P.
Dickcrson
THE PAINT MAN
tfllMIII"."' I He I I'
NEW
SHIPMENT
of Carden Tools has arrived.
Good tools are esentiul to good
results in garden or field.
Provost Brothers
HARDWARE
Another Royal Suggestion
MUFFINS and POPOVERS
From the New Royal Cook Book
BREAKFAST is too
often eaten as a duty
rather than a joy. The suc
cess of the day may depend
upon the spirit of break
fast. The Royal Education
al Department presents
some breakfast dishes that
will send the children to
school with a liip hip hur
rah and his majesty man
to liis daily duties with the
"up and doing" feeling
which knows no discour
agement. Muffins
1 cups flour
i l. -nil. norm Royal Btklnf
powder
1 tn,l...oon UKr
34 tt-u-tption salt
1 up milk
I obits
1 taljlcapoon ihortenlnf
Sift together flour, baking
powder, stiRar. and salt; add
milk, wcll-bcatcn cgl?s and
melted shortening; mix well.
Grease muffin tins and put
two tablespoons of batter in
to each. Bake in bot oven 29
to 25 minutes. .
Eggleis Mufilni
I dipt flour
4 ttruoni Royal Baklmj
1'owder
Stableepuona sufir
1 tcaanonn aalt
1 cup milk
I tubk-spoon shortening
Mix and lift dry ingredients,
add inilk and melted shorten-
"Bake with Royal and
fund of maintaining the band. The,
Commercial Club is already !
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1 IK u lu l"y """ "le u""" IU"'
ninht it was unrued that the citv
this fund.
lawn Mowers
FROM
$8.00 to
High
Garden Base
One-Half Inch -Three-Quarter
Inch
SIMPSONS
L
37-39 NORTH
jtMii,;ii;Mi
BAKING
POWDER
Absolutely Puro
I i ! MM IMWyldMu I
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Mr. and Mrs. Gear and two chll-
dren of Weed ate in Ashland thin
. .
visiting at tne nome ot Mr.
i.nd, Mrs. U D. flood on B street.
PEIL'S
CORNER P,Y THE PARK
A lot of new Iceless Coolers
Just in. An airplane load of
American fencing of most every
description dropped down the
other day. Also some good cedar
por.ts came walking in. New and
used Sewing Machines always for
sale or rent, at
PIKL S CORNER.
$18.00
Grade
18c
20c
E
MAIN STREET
Ready to Brighten
You Dp
Conqueror
HATS
and CAPS '
Impart
reeling.
that well-dressed
New Spring styles.
New Shirts.
New Neckwear.
New Suits.
Spring I'nderwear.
Ill
I OR MEN'S WEAK ,
ItV THE POSTOKKICK
inc and beat until smooth.
Hake in greased nniflin tins
in hot oven 20 to 2i minutes.
Cora Muffina
cup corn meal
I1 cups flour
i teaspoons Royat Baklnaj
J'owdt-r
- If toaspoon salt
2latlespoons aufar
I cup milk
I lahlespoona ahortenlng
ll
Sift tnpctlicr corn meal, flour,
baking powder, salt and su
Rar; add milk, melted short
ening and well-beaten cks;
mix well. Grease mufti n tins
and drop two tablespoons of
mixture into each. Bake about
33 minutes in hot oven.
Popoveri
teupa (lour
W t-mpoou aalt
I efraa
X cupa milk
Sift together flour and salt.
Make a well in flour, break
eggs into well, add milk and
stir until smooth. Four into
hot greased gem pans and
bake 2i to 35 minutes in a
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