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Anv farmer desiring to subscribe for
the Herald can pay for same with any
thing in the way of vegetables, eggs
or butter that the bachelor editor can
use. He will be glad to arrange to
take such things. See him before he
loses any more fat (!).
Call at his
residence on the same lot that the
printing shop is on.
Ask your dealer for C< ifornia Wash
ing Powder.
It's the washing powder
that makes your washing easier and
your clothes whiter. Manufactured at
441 B St., Ashland, Ore.
Last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hopkins gave an informal dance
at their home in honor of the return
from school of their sons, Frederick
and William.
So is the price
During the past week an agent for
silos was soliciting among the farmers
of the valley.
Hurry and subscribe
F or S a l e
G?od second-hand Shon-
neiger Piano
8-11
W. K.
P arker ,
O N T A V IL I.E FLOWERS. who Is coming to < hiintnuqna w ith tils great
lecture, "Guarding the Golileu time." him won n distinctive plme on
the American platform. lie Is u speaker of dynamic power, n man of
brilllnnt mind mid breadth of vision.
Mis lecture lots lieen dMlvered in practically every large city In the I'nltctl
States and has attracted country wide attention. It is : masterly discussion
of the Japanese problem In America; Its rise, meaning. trend and present
status. It Is a portentous <pipstlon. Involving American destiny, and I low
ers. with first hand knowledge of all the conditions, treats It in t broad,
statesmanlike manner.
“ Overalls for Women” are destined
to stay judging from present indica
tions. Cranfill & Robnett have a ship
ment of this new style wear.
Arc you going to the roundup in
•I'l'.v
I f so, see Mrs. F. A. Hawk, the
local milliner, before you buy your new
hat. She has just received a new ship
ment of hats.
Chautauqua Attracting Attention
o f this paper.
before it’s too late!
Seven Oaks.
Victor Bursell, one of the leading
farmers of the valley, is remodeling his
barn.
The large structure will be
practically new when finished, as the
roof and siding is being put on new.
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'T 'H E great Southern Oregon Chautauqua to be held in
the new Auditorium at Ashland, July 11 to 20 inclu
sive, is attracting a great deal of attention this year.
The reason for this special interest is the fact that the
new Auditorium will be finished in time for use this
season.
Another special attraction ths year is the camping-
privileges.
Those desiring to camp out during the Chau
tauqua session may do so in beautiful Lithia Park, where
the Auditorium is situated. Lithia Park is one o f the
most beautiful natural parks in the West.
Another feature that is attracting wide attention this
year is the unusually fine program. M. C. Reed, presi
dent of the Chautauqua Association, says that the pro
gram this year will be by far the best ever put on in the
history of the Ashland Chautauqua.
LOW ROUND TRiP FARES
—TO
Many Points in July
Independence Day, July 4
On sale July 3 and 4. Return July 5
between all .Southern Pacific stations in Oregon
N. E. A. Annual Convention
Portland, Ore., July 7 14 inclusive
On sale July 6 13 inclusive. Return July 18
from all Southern Pacific Oregon stations lo Portland
Eastern
L^t us show you how you can make your
Farm W o rk Easy and
Save Money & Labor
A n E le c t ric M o t o r will work harder and more steadily and give you
leas trouble than any horse or engine you can buy.
We can Furnish
You. for less than & the cost of a good horse, a M o t o r which will last a
life time and give you not one moment's trouble. You won’ t have to feed
it, and it posts nothing at all when it isn't working. It will do the work
of six men at less cost for current than the wages of one. It will run
day and night and turn out eight times the work of a horse, and it is
M o re R elia ble than Old Dobbin, too. !t doesn't get tired, stop to eat,
and never gets sick.
A re you taking a d v a n ta g e of our service?
It costs nothing to investigate
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216 W. Main .St.
M E D FO R D .
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Cities via California
On sale on various dates in June, July, Aug. and Sept.
Liberal Stopovers. Limit 3 months
Newport and Tillamook Beaches
On sale daily
Return limit Oct. 31
Week End On Sale Saturday and Sunday.
Return Monday
See our local agent for information.
John M Scott. General Passenger Agent
Portland, Ore.
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