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Newspaper Page TextA Sltt AND TVEKK1T TTOUfOS Wednesday, July ii, 1020 LOCAL AND PERSONAL L. Myron Boozer of Medford, the retiring moderator, will preach the opening sermon. Represeuta- MOXDAVS NEWS Mr. and .Mrs. T. Milton Taylor of Mt. Vernon, .V. Y, the latter a titter of Rev. J. W. Hoyt, are vis iting at the Hoyt home this week. Mr. Hoyt met Mr. and Mrs. Tay- loi on his war from Spokane and came home with them this morn ii.tr, but will leave this evening fur Eugene to attend the Synod ot Oregon. S $ E. V. Carter, chairman of the fish and game commission of Or egon, has gone to Portland to meet the commission. He expects to he gone for a day or two. Miss Jessie Rose, who is in the government employat the O.A.C., toi.k advantage of the Fourth of ,;ul holidays to spend u couple! stieet. of days in Ashland with her moth er, .Mrs. R. C. Wiley. Yellowstone National Park. Dr. and Mrs. Grant heard of Ashland last summer through the National tives to the Synod from Ashland Editorial association which made will be Rev. J. W. Hoyt, perma-ithls city one of their stopping net clerk; Rev. C. F. Koehler and points on their excursion to the Elder J. M. Ross. ' northwest. In the Btory of their ' trip written by one of the mem- The Boy Scouts erected the ers of the party, AsWand stood tents in the city park Saturday ; out so prominently that Dr. Grant afternoou to be used by the girls' : und his wife In planning their conference which opens there to- trip for the Bumnier arranged day. their Itinerary so as to take in this cltv. They state that Ashland Fair, although probably light ful'lv come8 ,lp , thelr expecta- showers in the extreme north por- tjonSi tiou Monday or Tuesday, and nor-! mal temperatures, is the weather; To return to Ashland after an foiecast promised for this week, absence of seventeen years, and to find the city so advanced and Mrs. V. N. Grubb of Sacramen- j.roved that scarcely a familiar to. who has beeu visiting this iundmark shows, is the experience summer in AshlanJ. is spending o Perrv jcrjauei 0f Cedarvllle, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR. a few days with Mrs. Hattle wlj0 arrlved here yesterday with Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been luly ap- pointed administrator of the es tate of Jennie Eccleston, also known as Mrs. J. Eccleston, de ceased, and that all persons hav ing claims against said estate are required to present the same, with proper vouchers, and duly verl fled, to the undersigned at his of fice in The Citizens Bank Build ing, in Ashland, Oregon, before the expiration of six months from the date of this notice, which date Is July 14, 1920. L. A. ROBERTS, lf'6-6-Wed. Administrator. W. W. Robison, with his wife, ton and daughter, who came to Ashland a short time ago from Rush, Colo., with a view to locat ing in this vicinity, left this morning for his home, after clos ing the deal for the Culef resi dence on Beach stieet which the fomlly will occupy next summer. While here the Robison's found old-time friends In the family of J. M. Ross, which further In creased their desire to locate here. y.t. and Mrs. Floyd Dickey started yesterday cn an automo bile trip which will extend to l yncn at ner nome on LiDern m, whiu nn i,,a wnv , -i.i. in Grants Pass. Mr. McDaniel was a former resident of Ashland, wlere he attended school in what was then known as the old "Methodist college," stunding where the Junior high school Is. During his leisure hours he clerked in the store of his uncle, Mr. Fountain, Hunting over the city E. N. Norton of the Norton Mo- lerday Mr. McDaniel found only- tor company, had ousiness which 8 tew ' hl" oId-tlme frienda re called him to Klamath Falls dur- n""nlng- "! ,old m wlfe when lng the past week. j w came "lt0 town 1 used to bs ntiln tt ......... ...1.. Tercy Cheever is driving a 'ivd the houses on the Boule' handsome new Hudson car which vard," Mr. McDaniel stated yes- is a recent purchase. terday, "but now I do not know 4 one." Mrs. Leon DesLarzes and little, J $ Phil Rose, who is spending his1 summer vacation in Ashland from1 Sabta Rosa with his wife and baby left this morning for Klam ath Falls and Crystal creek wnere1 he will look after business inter ests for a few days. NOTICE. Attached hereto and made a part hereof is a list of all the County Warrants now in my possession that were Issued more than seven year prior to July 1st, 1920, and which have not been paid and which will be cancelled In accord ance with Section 2899, Lords Or egon Laws, sixty days after the!Sppt, 6i mi A, D. UMe ton, 10900 1.00 July 5, 1911, L. .1. Heer, 10899 1.00 Aug. 2, 1911, J. F. Hutch- ason, 11244 1.00 July 3, 1911, James Hurd- Ison, 10882 1.00 April 3, 1912, W. E. Hart man, 15056 1.10 June 5, 1913, Tom Jermau, 19376 2.00 Sept. 4, 1912, Mrs. E. C. Jackson, 16614 1.50 Aug. 7, 1912, W. B. Johns ton, 16371 ; 1.00 July 5, 1911, W. B. Jones, 10881 1.00 Sept. 6, 1911, R. St. James, 11784 1.00 Nov. 6, 1912, E. Kinney, 17275 1.00 Julv 6, 1911, J. E. KInzle, 10878 1.00 April 4, 1913, E. E. Lehr- mnn, 18886 4.00 April 4, 1913, E. E. Leh- onard, 18889 4.60 Aug. 2, 1911, John Lusby, 11226 1.00 Dec. 6, 1911, J. H. Llggitt, 13723 1.00 . T i'im "m W1 T """IT" Mr. and Mrs. Charles Logan of Yreka were over Sunday guests daughter Alice ot Cottage Grove T.altn Tnlino riif Thi ovnet Ore., have been the guests of Mrs, to be gone several' .lays and wiil Joseph H. Doran several days this, of relatives and friends In Ash- week. Mrs. DesLarzes was shown "" around the city und visit many scenic points in the in tenoning country. was very much delighted with wonderful ! Erlck OUon Lo9 Angeles parks and mountain scenery. The i Ett"lpeU a cou"le of 1,1 the mineral waler especially appealed , nut0 cumD the first ot' the to her as she is a native of Colo- """" " "ls " 1,0,1,1 on il" a" rado and pronounced the lithin toniobile tour. He was so do- 1 ...t.t. .1.- i. ... , ... ...... t t....: , iiKincu nun mw furii luai lib III umi ciuai iu mo laiiiuus .1111111- Tnlir K 1011 Q I tlrnnka ton of Colorado. The Doran home,te,,us t0 Bto 011 hi8 bllck ",ld 0884 . . 1 00 enjoyed a musical treut, as Mrs. Des Larges is a vocullst, having a huge class at Cottage Grove, and also has charge of the music in the M. E. church of that city. The Dei, Larzes and Doran families wi re old neighbors in Minnesota. Vice-President McCormlck of the Southern Pacific company and Stephen T. Mather of the Interior department Bpent Friday night and Saturday as guests of friends in Ashland. They were on a tour of the national parks of the west. Accompanying the raiy were the chairmen and members of (he congressional appropriations com mittee, who were examining the needs ot the national parks with a view of fixing the appropriations for the coming year. They left Saturduy evening for the north. Mr. McCormlck will stop ut Ash liT.d on bis return next Wednes duy or Thursday and visit Lake. of-the-Woods with Mr. Greer. Emery E. Smith, president of the Smith Emery company of San Fiancisco, left Saturday night af ter looking over the mineral wa ter situation here. The Smith Emery company were the engln eere who installed the mineral wa ter plant here four years ago. He expressed himself as surprised, owing to unfavorable past ctlrl cUm, to find the plant doing such nice work after a four year trial (the critics at the time expressing the opinion that it would not be running In a year) but its present condition Indicating that it would do the work for 20 to 30 years more, the average life ot such a pit lit. The following teachers from Ashland took the teachers' exam inations, held In the court house in Jacksonvilla three days last weik: Kathleen Silver, Inez Tay loi and Mrs. Minnie Dillard. spend a week here. Word has been received in Ash land that A. L. Westgard, the of ficial pathfinder of the Nutionnl l'aik-to-Park Highway Tour, will be In this city about July 28. The palhflnding tour will be complet ed by August 20, and the official party will leave Denver on Au gust 25. t Captain John Beeson announces that all entries for the tennis tournament must be In by Wednes day night, as he will start to draw by Thursday. All wishing to enter the tournament must Isign at the Commercial Club rooms by Wednesday night. The Baptist church has changed its prayer meeting night from Thursday to Wednesday during the six weeks of summer, to al low the members to attend the chorus cluss of tho summer Rchool. Kenneth Emery is iu Ashland f lorn Port land, a guest of his K rand pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Fmery. (!. H. Yeo of the Citizens Hank is taking a week's vacation, be ginning today. The I.anikin agency made the nil this week of the E. O. Calef lesiilence on lieac'i street to W. W. Robison of Rush, Colo. The laller will not take possession for a vear. Mike Delean of Yreka, who is well known in Ashland, was over jestorday calling on his many friends here. S Mr. and Mrs. James Drlscoll were Ashland guests from Klam ulh Falls yesterday. A party composed of Mr. and Mis. F. S. Engle, Mrs. A. L. En Mle, Miss Gertrude Engle and Su- peilnteudent G. A. Briscoe spent the past two days at Crater Lake, returning homo last night. Mrs. S. L. Sundry was up from Rogue River over Sunday visiting friends. She returned homo last nlfht, accompanied by Alda Heer Anderson. Mrs. II. 11. Elhart has gone to Gold Hill to visit her mother while her husband is attending the na tional guard encampment at Camp Lewis. .Mr. ami Mis. W. M. Monteith ut Albany made mi automobile trip through this section of the late, and while here spent yeB teuiay In the park. A. M. Beaver received a tele gram yesterday from his son Al lied M. Beaver of Portland an nouncing the arrival of Betty, a 7 '4 pound daughter, who was born to Mr. and Mrs. Beaver yes terday. G. V. Ager, county superin tendent of the public schools, ls attending the sessions of the Na tional Educational association held in Salt Lake City. The waler lilies growing iu the lend In the city park are begin ning to bloom and already these beautiful blossoms are making a line showing. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McGee and family left Saturday for a few !as' outing at Crater Lake. A s1 -pound buy w, burn to Ml and Mrs. .1. M. Puyu,. of ltea this morning at the home ot Mrs. J. II. Ring ot this city. Miss Ruth Whitney was in Ashland over Sunday visiting with friends and relatives. Miss Whit ney is assistant to the Josephine ' 'ri""" raH, "--'-----"- --fo,iy yean. Mrs. Libby comes to """" Mlf a"Q '''er. Mrs . - '" intake an Indefinite visit with D. D. Good and wife of Dunsmuir. first day of July, 1920, unless called for by the claimant at my office before the end of the sixty day period. Dated this 18th duy of June, 1920. CHAUNCEY FLOREY, County Clerk for Jacksou County, Oregon. Jan. 2, 1913, M. E. Abbott, 18200 $ .50 Jan. 2, 1913, Chas. Allen, 18235 1.00 June 7, 1911, W. Allen, 10463 1.00 Feb. 1, 1911, C. Antonio, 9230 1,00 April 4, 1013, J. C. Akin, 18723 4.70 April 4, 1923, J. C. Alkln, 19068 4.00 Aug. 7, 1912, Lindoa Bor- 11767 1.00 Nov. 6, 1912, Lucy Mee, 17274 1.00 Dec. 4, 1912, Mrs. Orlena Mow, 17947 6.00 Dec. 4, 1912, Geo. Mickey, 18017 1.00 April 4, 1913, W. M. Mc- Gargill, 18908 1.00 Jan. 2, 1913, Moral Mc- Crouskey, 18226 1.G0 Oct. 2, 1912, W. C. Mc- Crelght, 16944 1.00 Oct. 2, 1912, W. G. Mc- Creight, 17076 1,00 Aug. 7, 1912, H. O. Mc Mlllen, 16400 1.00 July 3, 1912, A. McWIIliam, 10087 1.00 July 3, 1912, Carl McHen- rv, 16165 1.00 July 3, 1912, Earl Mc- oughs, 16373 1.001 Henry, 16166 1.00 Dec. 6, 1911, Charles B. I July 5, 1911, P. N. McCuf- Brown, 13722 1.00 1 ferv, 10883 1.00 Aug. 7, 1912, H. F. Brown, Julv 5, 1911. J. D. McAr- 16428 1.00; ,e, 10866 lj.00 Dec. 4, 1912, Moiitz Berg, Kept. G, 1911, Arthur Mid 18026 2.30 , dleton, 11756 1.00 Jun. 2, 1913, Art Boggus, ! Aug. 2, 1911, Neal Mall, baum, 16370 1.00 July 3, 1912, Henry Viu- Aug. 2, 1911, P. R. Ran- I cent, 16167 1.00 dolph, 11246 1.80 Oct; 2, 1912, L, T. Wilkos, Oct. 4, 1911, Rem- 17064 4.60 pelos, 12485 l.OOtAug. 7, 1912, Mrs. Emma April 3, 1912, D. Riggle, j Wllmarth, 16402 1.00 16006 2.00 Nov. 6, 1912, W. P. Woth- Aprll 3, 1912, Mrs. D. Rig- 1 oral, 17278 1 00 gie, 14998 4.00 April 3, 1912, John Wood. Jun. 3, 1912, S. T. Raw- 15090 1.40 lings, 14152 1.00, April 3, 1912, John Wood, Jan. 3, 1912, John Slater, ! 11954 2.80 14161 1.50 Sei.t. 6. 1911, R. K. Wood Sept. 4, 1912, Jns. K. Stew- son, 11763 'l 00 art, 16518 5.00 July 3, 1912,' James Stew art, 16081 I. no July 3, 1912, Joe Silva, 16103 1.00 Aug. 7, 1912, Arthur A. Sklllman, 16403 1.00 Jan. 3, 1912, Wm. Smith, I 14114 l.OOiB Nov. 6, 1912, Wm. Smith, 17269 1.00! Nov. 6, 1912, Wm. Smith, I 17365 2.00 April 4, 1913. Mrs. C. F. Selinsen. 18989 1.00 July 6, 1911, R. B. Stoner, 10892 2.00 Sept. 0, 1911, G. W. Sperry, 11813 1.00 Dec. 6, 1911, J. A. Slorah, 13720 Ii3 Vah 1 1019 Polo SIvIIiik . 14464 1.00 Jan. 3, 1912, E. C. Sher man, 14166 1.50 July 5, 1911, E. Stevens, 10895 1.00; Anril 3. 1912. W. M. Stan- uard, 15046 1.00 I Aug. 7. 1912, Thomas I Thomas, 16368 1.00 g Oct. 2, 1912, Gust Toskes, 10945 1.00 Oct. 2, 1912, R. J. Taylor, 10964 l.OOii Oct. 2, 1912, Mrs. N. S. a Thomuson. 17063 4.30 Dec. 1, 1912, Florence 4 Thaler. 18021 1.00 Dec. 6. 1911, Geo. Titus, g 13721 1.00 A Dec. 4, 1912, Eearl Van g ilouten, 18027 2.30 Nov. 1, 1911, Mrs. H. II. Wilson, 12928 1.5!) April 3, 1912, H. F Wil son, 14906 2.09 July i. 1911, W. K. Wite- naut, 10863 1.00 July 5, 1911, llenj. Wonder ing,, 10879 1.00 Feb. 7, 1912, C. S. Wilcox, 14480 1.00 July 5, 1911, II. Zindler, 10872 100 Aug. 2, 1911, Martin Za- non, 1 1257 1.00 l!'!..: 1 MUk Fa m V toj-J y I M i i hWrr" ii!iii!;iiiiiii;ti!!ni!i!M!:iii!nnifi8ijiii!!iiiiiiiiiimi!i!ir Ready to Brighten You Up Conqueror HATS and CAPS Impart that well-dressed j feeling. New Spring styles. New Shirts. New Neckwear. New Suits. Spring 1'nderwoar. MM I'S I'OU MKN'H WKAK 11V THE POSTOFHG'E 18228 1.00 Feb. 5, 1913, J. K. Balllle, 18458 1.00 July 5. 1911, O. C. Boyer, 10897 1.00 TUESDAY'S NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Newson Harrison, Donald and Miss Helen Diikerson spent Sunday nt the head of tbehomo Thursday, July 8, from a Muuy people have an Idea that the tourist trade is of little ben efit directly to Ashland, but ac cording to a saltement made by one of the local automobile deal er their trade adds appreciably to the Income of the stores and busl ine ss houses. Only last Saturday Mrs. Anna R. Klngbury, a tourist here from Redlands. Calif., made & purchase of $138.60 In tires at a local garage, and Monday an other tourist made a purchase of $118 In tires. This is only one Instance of the money that is left In Ashland by tourists, and as it if always strictly cash, their trade throughout the summer amounts tj no inconslderublt) amount. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Kinney and Wilfred Wagner returned lust night from a bIx weeks' visit with friends In Oakland and San Fran cisco. They were accompanied home by Mr. Kinney's niece, Miss Helen Kinney, who will spend the summer with them. D. Guy Good and wife returned 11232 1.00 Jan. 11, 1912, Clydo Mer-, rill 14179 7.75 Sept. 6. 1911. Mrs. Samuel Munday, 11758 1.00 May 1, 1912, W. G. Myers, 15628 2.40 Aug. 2, 1911, Ira Becbe, i .Mur. 6, 1912, O. H. Mv- , 11227 1.00' ei3, 1475(1 1.00 Aug. 2, 1911, Clint Beebe, , Sow 6, 1912, J. C. Nichol- 1 1230 1.00 Aug. 3, 1910, F. S. Bran don, 7251 1.00 July 5, 1911, S. J. Brooks, 11880 1.00 Dec. 6, 1911, John Barthel, 13724 1.00 son, 17332 1.30 April 3, 1912, Albert Noves, 14981 2.00 Sept. 6, 1911, Peter Nuros, 1 1764 1.00 .Inly 3, 1912, George Ow ens. 16101 1.30 July 6, 1911, Dan Burns, Nov. 6, 1912, A. J. Osteen, 10871 1.00 17272 1.00 Jan. 3, 1912, Earl Btirnes, Aug. 2, 1911, Rasmus Om- 14165 1-50 1 mee, 11228 1.00 May 8, 1913, A. C. Cnld- Keb. 7, 1912, C. H. H. Par- well, 19111 3.Z0 ker, 14419 2.03 Nov. 6, 1912, Frank Par ker, 17359 1.00 Aug. 7, 1912, C. C. Pontlg, 16426 1.00 Aug. 2, 1911, Howard Pain ter, 11235 1.00 Feb. 7, 1912, Roy Peck, 14465 1.00 Jan. 3, 1912, Thomas Pom- eroy, 14119 . i 2.80 Nov. 3, 1912, E. Ray, 17270 1.00 Nov. 6. 1912, Geo. Rich ardson, 17354 5,20 Aug. 7. 1912, J. B. Reese, 16352 1.00 Aug. 7, 1912, E. A. Rosen- BIG Dante month's vacation In Chicago and Michigan, where they visited Dr. ond Mrs. C. O. Dorchester of Chi cago, nee Miss Pearl Good, for merly of Ashland, also visiting Mrs. Good's relatives and old Applegate. A picnic luncheon was served tinder the trees by the party. Miss Pearl Wilslilre of the Cit izens Bank was called to Salem last night by the death of her j homo in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. father, W. A. Wilslilre. which oc-iGood accompanied by Dr. and cuired there yesterday. i Mrs. Dorchester of Chicago, were . In camp two weeks on the Plere Mrs. O. B. Turner, who has : Mrrquette river in Michigan on a been quite ill with grip for tliej fiahing trip. They were accom pasl week, is able to be about j ponied home by Mrs. Lucy Libby "If'n. nf IWtlun,! Mo mho i. il,ol In the description of the Fourth July parade which was hand- aunt, and a sister of D. D. Good, and who have only met once In P. H. Whitney, are linw imilfiiitf credit was not given to the com-1 their home. ! initios who trimmed the Elks tfloat which was one of the hand-l .uicn was one ot tne nand-i Receipts of grain past year at ju.m. ..esnn. ie well known , mesi in me pageant. This com- Ivrtland 12.606,400 bushels. In tenni. fa., of this city, with ! mittee consisted of Mrs. O. Wln- c,.efclie when mlM lnl0 ,,,. i roips of Boy Scouts, completed 'er "d Mrs. W. J. Wal-i622.800 barrels, putting the second tenuis court in 'Be. chairmen, Mrs. finiler1 ' . - the park in order Saturday. This1 Wtlker, Mrs. J. A. Huger and; NOTICK TO CREDITORS, court & graded, rolled and V,1,F Fern Murphy, and It was due ' maiked, and is now ready for "eir efforts that this beauti-' Notice ' hereby given that the U.e. Both court. w,l. be used f. "oat occupied a prominent ! Sitt honher.a,"PoPfQ,Nand during the summer school and l"ac in the parade. : nie E. Pritchard. deceased, bv 4 I the County Court of Jarkunn Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Grant of County. Oregon, and bas qualified. tho girls' conference for tourna ments, under the management of Mr. Beeson. Thr Synod of Oregon of the Preabyteriau church meets thin Hudson, N. Y., aro camping forA1' P01" hv'ng claims against uvemi H.. i .k. . said estate are notified to pre- eral dai in the auto camp.l,eut me mJ otUct , A8lll(1Vnd, They made the trip across the con-1 Oregon, with proper vouchers and tiLtnt by automobile, and will go' duly verified, within six months which Is July 14, 1920. veek it Eugene. The sessions will to Crate Lake. Fort Klamath i 'rom the first publication hereof. op-n tomorrow and will be tield!'""1 Pelican Bay while in this tee-. m the University of Oregon. Rev.jion- h' tvtura home by way of 105.5 W. J. MOORE. Administrator. Feb. 7, 1912, W. H. Craw ford, 14455 1.00 Oct. 4, 1911, Bill Cnrnes 12434 2.00 Aug. 2, 1911, P. V. Cooper 1U34 1.00 Sept. 6, 1911, Guy Camp bell, 11752 1.00 Julv 6. 1911, Speros Chlenea, 10869 1.00 Feb. 7, 1912, Elbert Clem ent 14460 1.00 Jan. 3, 1912, F. B. Creecy, 14061 2.00 April 3, 1912, Jas. Collins, 16056 1.00 July 3, 1912, Mrs. Sam Col lins, 16168 1.00 Dec. 4, 1912, J. II. Cbrls- tetiBen, 18000 2.40 July 3, 1912, W. M. Cotf man, 16082 1.00 Jan. 3, 1912, Wm. Childers, 14117 1.00 April 3, 1912, Ira 0. Chil ders, 14904 5.40 Nov. 6. 1912, W. M. Chil ders, 17268 1.00 July 3, 1912, Harry Can non, 16086 1.00 May 1, 1912, Frank Crouch, 16638 '. .. 6.00 Aug. 7, 1912, A. P. Don- ohue, 16387 12.60 Aug. 2, 1911, C. W. Davis, 11248 1.00 July 3, 1912, C. D. Davis, 16085 1.00 Sept. 4, 1912, P. R. Dodge, 16662 2.00 Jun. 3, 1912, Bert Dennis, 14160 1.50 April 3, 1912, O. S. Eberly, 14820 2.00 Jan. 3, 1912, John D. Ed munds, 14069 2.00 Oct. 2, 1912, Floyd Ed dings, 17055 1.00 Aug. 2, 1911. Prof. C. En- glehardt. 11247 1.40 Aug. 7, 1912, J. H. Flee- ner, 16354 1.00 Sept. 4, 1912, L. W. Flnner, 1 6604 1.00 Aug. 2, 1911, Andrew Feeney, 11236 1.00 Sept. 6, 1911, E. M. Fer guson, 11788 4.30 Dec. 6, 1911. Charles Feh- ric, 1371X 1.00 April 4. 1913, Bill Graham, 1 8824 2.00 Sept. 4, 1912, J. M. Crif- I fin, 16715 2.00! Feb. 7. 1912, Otis Garrett, 14466 1.00, Sept. 6, 1911, Jas. Cilia- spy, 11791 3.20 Sept. 6, 1911, J. W. Gale, 11816 1.00! July 6, 1911. W. H. Glllls, 1 nsi . . . n k 4 A .A.I T Tl f" t ... ' IH I. 1711, J. I). VtCllll, 12383 2.50 ! Jan. 2, 1913, T. P. Hick man, 18283 5.40 April 4, 1913, Edwin Ham- ond. 18843 2.00 July 3, 1912, C, S. Hayes. 16156 2.00 : April 3, 1912. James Hedgepeth 15049 1.00 Mar. 6, 1912, Geo. W. Ham- I llton, 14667 1.50 April 3, 1912, C. S. Hatch. fj 14909 5.4!i July B. 1911. W. C. Hor- Jtoroson iraeior OLIVER CHILLED PLOW RODERICK LEAN IMPLEMENT DEMONSTRATION By Factory Experts Monday, July 26, Tuesday, July 27, 1920 Watch for Details Next Week's Tidings. HARRISON BROTHERS Fordson Tractor Dealers. Ashland, Oregon uairaupiupfuat ipit iph r; 'n tpn rpn r, Clearance of Silk Dresses and SKirts and Spring' Suits You now have an opportunity to get a new Sport Silk Skirt or a new Silk Dress at July Clearance prices. You will be surprised at the beauti ful line we are showing, unless you have already seen them. a Skirts Still greater reductions on these lovely Skirts ot Fnn-ta-sal, Bar onette, Satin and other new Sport Silks. 935.00 Skirtfl." $20.RO 930.00 Skirts $24.50 Gingham Dresses We have a lot of Gingham Street and House Dresses to clean up at prices less than the goods would cost you. Dresses Satins, Tuttetss, Georgettes and Crepe de Chine figure in this of fering for a quick clearance. Having of From 95.00 to 910.00 On These Dresses. Blouses The first reduction we have an nounced on Blouses comes just In time for the warm weather. 10 Ter Cent. Reduction on Any 811k Blouse In Stock. Suits A lot of our best styles In Serges and Trlcotlues are now included in the clearance offerings. See them at once. Savings of 910.00 to 920.00 On These Suits. Voile Dresses Save the trouble of making up your Summer Dress. You may find Just what you want here. 10 Ter font Reduction nn All Voile Dresses. Real Estate ! Homes and acreage. Farms and Stock Ranches. 1 1 All Kinds ot Good Insurance Ashland Agents ot Abstract Co.! Billings Agency Established 1883. Sport SilK Shirting's! Farther Reductions Now in Force to Clean up the Bal ance of These SUks. bffU& Figured Voiles A lot of KpwinI Prices on Printed Voiles.