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A8HLAJD WEEKLY TTDOfGS Wednesday, October 6, 1020 LOCAL AND i'LKSONAL Tl'ESUAY'H XDVV8 California guests registered at the Hutel Columbia are Mr. aud Mm. K. M. Seined :iud N. A. Hur ry of Los Aiiii'lr-i; C. A. Wag ner i;f Hoi nliiool ; K. Vander l'harts of .Modesto, mid C. L. En dioott aud wile of Sua Fianelsco. Oilier puests arc F. ',. Jacobs unit wife, Herbert Cotfer, C. .. Uryani UIill Wile. J. Rudolph Susnett of Medford to who accompanist the boys, expect obtaiu a memorial window for lad. to keep them in order, hit job Bishop Hughes at the building of! wan unnecessary, ai the boys need- the new church which is being. d no oversight planned (or in Medford lu the near future. remain to finish the evangelistic work at Central Point. A. II. Peachey, who has been employed as a lookout on the Tal- Ir. M. .Mo.vnu. who has been, ii way for several weeks on a va c:.iiiui Hieut in San Francisco and oilier southern points, has re lume J home. He was accom panied by bis wife, who has been spending the summer in Califor nia, S Mrs. J. L. Creeks will leave this veiling for her home in Northern I California after spending several! weeks with friends in Ashlutid. Tourists from the east stopping at he Hotel Austin are W. S. Kcy lmlils and wifo, und Cara Las Kill of Chicago; Dr. rle Orgler of New Mr. aud .Mrs. J. H. Fuller and J. E. Fuller came home lust night 'from a week's sojourn in Portland. They slopped on their way north and spent a day at the state fair ill Salem. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Atkinson of Seattle are Ashland visitors thill week, stopping at the Hotel Aus tin. Mr. aud Mrs. C. W. Allen are planning on a vacation to North ern California mid Klamath coun ty next week as a rest for Mr. Al len who has just recovered from a serious illness. . A. A. Wards and wife of Wlchl- l ta, Kansas, are stopping at the Hotel Columbia a few dirfs. The storing wheel of a Ford car driven by F. W. Beaver last even ing broke as he was taking the Hotel Austin guests from Port-ilowbox mountain since June 1, Is land are A. C. Sloeaboom, W. N. .spending a few days with his fam Phililps, J. V. Buer&nd wife, Mrs j lly on Lincoln street. He expects M. C. Oalhrurth, Herbert Cofi'or. Jo return to his post tomorrow. J. W. Kemper and wife, James 0. : Conners, Paul I,. Kester, W. 3.1 The Nuptial church received four I i new member, Sfpt 26: Mr. and! J Mrs. (iilmoro of Eugene and Mr. 'from Phoenix, where she had been day. The quartette sang at the funeral of the late' Mrs. Josephine Barrett, which was held from the Baptist church Saturday after noon. L. J. Orrea, accompanied by Mark Baker and Mr. Leonard, drore over to Yreka and back yes terday, v I I Mrs. Clyde has returned home! Messrs. Wing. Kiusmier and Ed Ryan have departed to the hunt ing .grounds near Montague in the wake of the elusive deer. F. H. Robinson of Kettle Ralls, Wash., son-in-ilaw of James L. Shelton of Meade street, with his while driving family arrived in Ashland this: forenoon and will visit for a time.: In Wisconsin, the guest of her parents. She reports a delightful trip. i Percy Cheever had the misfor tune to run off the highway near the Jackson Springs yesterday! In from down the valley In his Hudson speedster. The car turned over three times Virgin and D. W. Craven The Ashland Sltriners tiro pre- and Mrs. Oxford, formerly of spending the past week." paring for u ceremonial to takal Brownsville. j placo here Thursday, November' 18. A lui-Re number of Southern M:13C C-"ms has returned to his Pacific raiJroail employes, it is "01a I" Yivkj after spending a stated, will compose the class to:few' ll".V3 ' Ashland with be initiated. nir. anu Airs. ('. W. Kont nre homo from an extended visit in Douglas county. Mr. und Mrs. Shwter and Mrs. Wuldo of (irand Prairie, Alberta, are registered at the Hotel Co lumbia. - Coach Howard Bearas of the Grants Pass high school football team, was up Saturday afternoon officiating in the game between Ashland and Klamath Falls. He was accompanied bv a number of the high school students fron Grants Puss who crime to witness the game. 3 A California guests stopping at the Hotel Austin aro Dr. and Mr 0. M. Blood and W. A. Myers of Los Angeles; C. L. Ramey and F. Henchel of San Francisco. vile of Genoa, III.; J. A. Cameron of Cincinnati, Ohio. $ V. 0. N. Smith, cashier of the Ciliiens Hank was a business vis itor in Jacksonville yesterday. Dr. I. H. Halfertv, a dentist who has been looking after Dr. W. E Buchanan's office while the latter was away on his summer vacation left this morning for Salem. Miss Bloom is a new teacher In the public schools She assumed lier duties yesterday, filling the vacancy In the Junior High school. V. E. Hunter and wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson are Portland MH-Hts StOniiill? lit tlio Untnl Ano. . start Thursday mi. The fact that Hip football game at Ashland last Saturday was won l;y Ashland high bv a score of 16 to 6 over Klamath Falls hieh gives the Medford high students much food for thought. The Med ford high team hopes this year to humble their old time rivals of the neighboring citv and will work hard to bring this about. Med ford Mail Tribune 0 Chief of Police Hatcher and Fire Chief Robison me in Medford today attending the session of Vnite.l plates district court held there this week. & J W. T. Randolph, repiesenUi- uor the Northwest Training! school, u deaconess lilstltuliiin, was in thin section of the male over Sunday und spoke in the Methodist (lunch at Medford Sun clay morning and in Ashland last veiling. Mr. Randolph's errand to this section Is to iiitoi-est Ilev. iork City; 13. H. Olmstead audjcar (lown tne litlle Pilch 0H Me chanic street near the railroad. The Ford left the road and lauded m the creek, bottomside up. As it struck the stone foundation of the bridge the impact threw Mr. Beaver out of the car and he landed some distance away thereby escaping any Injury. The car was righted and pulled out of the stream by a team of horses. Rev. A. Werden arrived in Ash land Saturday from Salem and us- turned the pastorate of the Free Methodist church. The new pas tor preached? Sunday, and made a favorable impression on his people. He expects his wife to follow him within a week or ten days. The district quarterly conference of the Free Methodist, church will October 14, tind continue over the following Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dollarhide of Weed were in Ashland yester day visiting with friends and look ing after business affairs in the city. Mrs. jean Morris Ellis, voca tional adviser and character anal yst, under the educational depart, ment of the Y. M. C. A., Is In Ash land this week, in the Interests of First company, 0. N. G., and the American Legion Mrs. Ellis spoke In the Baptist church Sun day evening, before the First com pany in the Armory Monday cven- ig and will uddress the America Legion in the Armory tliis evening She Is u talented woman and ex cellent speaker and has gained much prominence through her war worn in this and other coust states. the I of In mother, Mrs. C. E. Abbott ! Mrs. A. F. Green, wife of Mr. and Mrs. H.' C. Sparlin of Southern Pacific release clerk Klamath Fulls were week end vis-'. iiunsmuir, spent yesterday itois to Ashland. .Ashland shopping. Lois, the 5-yeur-old daughter oi Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Frost met! Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Briggs, died , the train last night the hitter's j last Friday at her home in Oak-. brother, J. 0. Elrod of Portland, land. The little girl had been sick ,.i, nusslne throusb'. ami hi.Nivi s tK 1 of the traffic department of the H. D. d'Evers and S. B. ThwUnj Soiitlicrtn Pacific company, was of Seattle are tourists lit Ashland, a business visitor In Ashhind from i Eugene today. Mr. Lewis will be remembered by many Ashland Meanwhile he will look over this: after leaving the pavement, but section of the country with a view to locating. F. O. M. Lewis, traveling ugent Ills Mopping at the Hotel Austin was remii'ikulily little damaged. Mr. Cheever stuck to his post and bus only some bad bruises to show from the accident. Miss Oarola E. Kuss, wbo'htis been the guest of Mr. und Mrs. V. V. Mills for several weeks, left this morning on train No. 13 lor her home In Oaklatl Mrs. J. M. Hughs returned home last . eevning from a local hospital where she underwent an operation a' week or so ago. She Is feeling much better. Miss Clara Ostrum, who has n spending , the past two mouths in Ailaml, expects to leave this evening for Los An gelesto locate. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. WANTED A Waterbury heating system for school or hall or similar heater. M. F. Sheets, R 4, Medford, Ore. 61- Professor Says: "In ternal Baths Give Best Results" Horace T. Dodge, J. I)., Pro fessor of Materia Medica. 25 ,1a cobson Bldg., Denver, writes Tyr rell's Hygienic Inititute of New York as follows: "1 can truthfully say that I liave had Hie very best results In my experience with the 'J. B. L. Cascade.' You certainly have struck the keynote of many dis eases." By means of the 'J. II. L, fas rade" simple warm water cleanses the lower intestine the entire length, removes all the poisonous waste therein and keeps it clean and pure, as Nature demands It shall be for perfect health. You will be Astonished at your feelings the morning after takinc fn internal bnth with the "J. B. L. Cascade." You will feel bright, l.ribk, confident and as though everything is working ri 'hl and I it is. It absolutely removes const I-! patloii and prevents Auto-Intoxi-j ration. ' 1 I Foley's Drug Stoie, V E. Maini tft., will show and explain tlio "J. B. L. Cascade" lo you, and will nlso give you. free on request, a most interesting booklet, "Why Jinn of Today Is On'y 60 per cent Efficient." by Dr. ('has. A. Tyr rell, of New York, for 25 yeiirR a rpecialist nn Internal Bathing Ak for It tmlav. ica this 30 DAYS FREE TRIAL THE At TO KTHOP . MKKTV I'AZt lit J. M. Hughes and wife, who re cently purchased the house on South IPoneer avenuo, are moving into their now possession today. They oxpect to be able to sleep in their own home tonight Reports on the Jacksonville bank filed in the county clerk's office aro said to show overdrafts for $46,519.32; $?, 605.99, with :i,016 extra borrowed; $1550.49, with $4000 borrowed; $4418.40, with $1500 borrowed; $1500, with $1500 borrowed. The Jackson county exhibit at the slate fair won third place, ac cording to County Agriculturist C. C.Cate, who bad churge of the ex hibit. Mr. Cate states the exhibit proved very popular with the thou sand who visited the fair. A. G. Enines and wife of Chic Calif., aro Ashland visitors ween. I hey are stopping ut the Hotel Austin. Mr. and Mrs. George Yates had ! business which took them down to the county seat today, j 11 .... H' ... I -in. Yunnan iiepuenson was 1 an Ashland shopper from Hilt yesterday. L. Brophy of Medford was in Ashland yesterday transacting business. Rev. C. A. Edwards arrived borne tills forenoon on train No. 1J Iroiil McM nnvl n hern l,n ihad been attending the annual con ference of the Methodist church during the past week. Mr. Ed wardB will start on his fourth year I us pastor of the Ashland M. E. j church. C. J. Smith of Eugene was a , business visitor in Ashland yester ; day. j I Gin-sis at the Hotel Columbia j from the north over night were j J. L. Harris and F. E. Fietert bt Portland; Joe O. Holmes of Pull man. Wash.. Wm. T Jones and S. J. Stall of Seattle. Lloyd Riches of Portland, sec. retary of Ihe Oregon State Editor ial association, was a business vis itor in Ashlund today. T. C. O'Kelly and wife and Miss Krepe of Hilts were Ashland vis- itors Saturday. Harrison Brothers of the Ford Garage have sold a Fordson trac tor to A. GicblBh for work on the Green Springs mountain road which he has the contract for grad ing. Other sales they have made lately are a truck to A. R. Brown and one to Barham brothers for use at their sawmill at Siskiyou, and a sedan to Millard Grubb. Miss Nellie Ewau will teach school near Montague this winter, and has left for her position. lluil and doe give uatisfaction or! - MOMMY'S NEWS it could not stand the acid test oi finest bunch of youngsters JO days In your hauls. 1 "vr td stopplug with me." wa - ' : 'l.e verdict given by Manager U. Try It ut our upense. 11 Couner in regard to the Klam- ,ain football kiu and nomnanv oi I rooters who nojmed at that hotel ad Saturday while i,l.,v- tbe local high school IOLEir ELH.4UT eleven Saturday afternoon. Mr. liRl'GliJSTH x J Conner stated that If the coach, j in Los Angeles. I r f I rcoters who Poleys Drug Store u.ik.'bs . n 111 lT f Alt.vn tiuf. W. J. Virgin of Portland is a guest of his mother, Mrs. A. C. Owen, in Ashland this week Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Harris and sisier, miss Aionie Harris, ore hark from Guzollo where they htd been spending the summer. Tluiy huvo only returned td Ashland to pack their hoasebould goods, however, and will go back to Ga zelle to live. M. and Mrs. C. C. Darling of the Darling Studio are back from delightful two weeks' mention spent in San Francisco. Mrs. George Monroe and little daughter, Zelda, of Eugene aae Ashland guests this week. Fishermen who were down the river yesterday state there Is an unusually good run at present. Sim Morris secured 30 fine trov.t below Gold Ray dam yesterday, while N. H. Harrison und J. A. Ru- ger came in lust night with throe monster salmon weighing from 25 to 45 pounds. The present run of Chinook salmon Is so strong. the fishermen state, that they all lost their tackle, and a number of sportsmen hud their poles snapped off by the fish. This, it Is claimed is only done by the big Cblnooks weighing from 40 to 60 pounds. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Katzensteln of Spokane were Ashland guests over the week end, stopping at tbe Hotel Austin. . Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Vaupet, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Shepherd and Mrs. O. N. Gray motored down to Grunts Pass yesterday and spent the day at the Josephine county seat. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Frobach of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Johnson re turned homo this morning from Pendleton, where they were called by the death of their daughter, MrsCharles Randies. The latter was buried in Salem yesterday. Mrs. Nellie Patton and little daughter are back from Newport where tbey had been the guest of the former's mother for some time. Mrs. Lee C. Court of Applegate It in Ashland this week, the guest, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Peachey. Mrs. Court Is In the government service at tbe Star, Ranger station, where her hus band Is also employed. Mm Ma Warmuth, who has keen vhjlling relatives and friends tiere for neveral - weeks, left for her home in Rrownbville the last of the week. , Mrs. Earl Cochran and two daughters, who have been visiting iii the Willamette valley for some weeks, stopped over in Ashland to Join ber husband hre for a short visit with Mr. Cochran's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. T Cochran. Mrs , Cochran left todsy for their home! Her husband will! for upwards of two weeks, due to a fall, during which time she nev er regained consciousness. Burial was made Sunday in Oakland. 4k A. h. Haring and wife of Gerber, C. R. Walker and wife of Duns muir, have registered nt the Ho tel Columbia. Miss Lena Provost, who had been home for the past week on account of sickness, returned to her school In the Lost Croek district, yester day. Pliny Leabo, who had been in Ashland recuperating from the effects of burns received while fighting fire on the Sisklyous sev eral weeks ago, returned Sunday to his work at Hlltn Mr.' and Mrs. E. O. Nelson of Se pastopol, , Calif., who have been visiting in the E. E Miller family, left yesterday for their home. They were accompanied by Mrs. Miller, who will go to San Fran cisco to consult a specialist re garding her eyes, which have been troubling ber lately Mrs. Frank Swingle is home from Portland, where she had boen visiting for the. past week or so. , Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Heer, son Jimmle, and Mrs. Levi Stevens, drove down to Rorue River yes terday on a business trip. had a pleasant visit during the slop of the train here. ' Rev. W. L. Van Nuys of Port laud, director of religious edu cation for Oregon, was an Ashland visitor yesterday, having come here to consult with Revs. J. W. Hoyt and C. F. Koehler of the Presbyterian denomination In re gard to the preparation of the L'nil..n rnAn.. r .... LI.L ut.uuiwnraumj.uo cteil he W0U( ,lot ,.,,,. wjU. in Medford, October Ojout bringing in a deer, and . tbe people as successfully supervla- ilng the troop trains stopping here to feed the draftees on their way to the cantonments' during Ihe war. Mrs. L. It. McClain of Seattle and Mrs. I.. C. Ashby of Tacoma left last night after spending the past week 111 Ashland" with their father, James Barrett. Mru and Mrs. Mashburn and Mrs. Mulllii of Edgewood were Ashlund visitors yesterday. Ceorge Culy came home yester day from Rosebtirg whore be hud been hunting for several days. On leaving Ashlund Mr. Culy de- meets and C. Mr. and Mrs. Tabar of Sceptre, Sask., Canada, are guests at tbe Hotel Austin while stopping a lew days In Ashland. ' Mr. and Mrs. Verne Curey are starting housekeeping in their home on Second street formerly occupied by J. L. Bornthouse. The latter has taken a house across the street. fact he Is back proclaims bis-success without seolng the fine buck he brought down. - Mrs. A. H. Davenhlll has re turned to her home at Valley View uftur spending two months1 ' IV THERE IS SOMETHING VOC CAN' I'MK IX Groceries or Fixtures GET THEM NOW. MILL UK OI'EX THIS KVE.VIXO $1 C0 adding machine ....$110.00 $50 worth of awnings 2B.00 3 good tables, each 5.00 2 bIiow cases, each , JO.OO Good refrigerator ; IS-OO Other things too numerous to mention. STEARNS SELF SERVICE STORE . No. 7 Main St., Opposite the Plaza S. Pennlston, the well, known landscape gardener who has been employed In Grenada, Calif., for the past yoar, is home for a few days. 4 R. C. Goodmnu and a party of four, who have been hunting for several duys out In the mountain section, came in yesterday, each with his full quoia of quail. Fred Cochran, who has been' nployed In Klamath Falls, camej home toduy and will make an in definite sojourn with his parents, Mr. und Mrs. W. T. Cochran. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart, the new manugers for tbe Depot hotel, are expected today to take charge. The services of A. H. Pracht have been secured as steward for this hotel,! and he. also, assumes his duties tnilni I I Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Provost drove down to Medford yesterday to pay! a visit to their sister. Miss Viola Provost, who is a student 'at St. i Marys academy In that city. Nick DeLean of Yreka, a for mer well known tailor of this city, Was over yesterday calling on old- tlmui friends, Clark Payne left the latter part is of the week for Oakland to enter the polytechnic school there for the coming year. He will be with ais brother, Homer Payne, this winter. , Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cochran en tertained Evangelist Reynolds and' wife and the quartette who are' holding evangelistic servicos at; Central Point, at their home on! Avery street with a dinner Satur-i Mrs. B. M. Wassou and daugh ter Ursel left lust night for Port land on an extended visit. - Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Car ter of Los Angeles Brrived last evening on train 54 and will spend the winter with the for mer's sister, Mrs. B. M. Heath. Mr. and Mrs. Carter have sold their property In the south con sisting of a ranch and town ho;ne, and will loaf for a year, mean while decide where they will next locate. a M. J. Grisex aud George Brut- lon of Klamath Falls were busi ness Visitors In this city yester day. Mr. aud Mrs. G. W. Loosloy left U..' nii'ining foi Frit Klamath to visit relatives and look after business interests there. William Kiusmier of Portland arrived In Ashland this woek and Ts a guest nt the home of J. Z. ' Wing of 501 Allison Btreet. Ford Prices Before the War In 1901-05 and 06, Ford Touring Cars sold for $2,00.0.00, F. O. B. Detroit. The now price is $440.00, F. O. B. Detroit, and the present Ford cars are the best curs the Ford Motor Compuliy ever made. Regardless of 146,065 orders on file for hnmodlulo delivery and millions of dollars worth of high priced raw matorial on hand, the new' Ford prices were fixed on a pro-war basis In an effort to bring the business of the country aud the cost of living to normal again. The war started In 1914. Compare the new Ford prices, now in effect, with the 19J4-15 prices. . New 1920 1914-1913 Ford Prices Ford Prices CHASSIS $36010 $410 00 RUNABOUT . $;195.00 $440 00 TOURING CAR $440.00 . $490.(10 8RDAN (with starter) , $795.00 y975.00 I w i I limit starter) COUPE (with starter) ...1 ..$745.00 $750.00 without starter) ALL T1IK APOVE PRICKS ARE F. O. B. DETROIT. The new Ford prices are cut to the limit. The new Oregon allotment of 11 "ti Ford cars per month assures you 01' reasonably prompt delivery. You want one you NEED "one. place your order now and get one. HARRISON BROS Ford and fordson Dealers Ashland, Oregon "Every Oregon Driver Need 11 Ford Kudosed Cur." UIT Every type ol figure can be fitted from our suit line. Tall or short women of stout ImiUl can find their kind here, and a really Jiigh class tailored line. See the special suit ofTgricps ihis week at $29.75 $45.00 $55.00 $62.60 $67.50 $77.50. . See the Special Offer ings in SWEATERS if you do not care to knit your own. Slip-Overs, Tuxedo Styles 'and Regular Coat Sweaters, Speci ally Priced. COATS That was some coat 6a!e"last week. We surely sold a lot of coats. We have a lot more to pell at just as at tractive prices. IVORY Py-ra-Iin A complete stock of Ivory just received, consisting of mlrrora. combs, brushes, puff boxes, hair receivers, Jewel boxes, manlrure files, -buffers, etc., ut reunonable prices. 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