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Arizona republican., 1918-10-16
Attention, Mir, Car
 Buyer!

We invite you to come in and look over our used cars before making your selection. Our prices are right and terms easy. We have speedsters, roadsters and touring, also a few trucks:
 Following is a part of our list: Chevrolet "49O," like new, good Cole '4' touring, fine condition.. $50 Ford roadster, "16" ............. $50 Ford touring "16," new rubber and
 seat covers 400 Maxwell touring "17,' good tires 325 Buick, late model, tires ....... $50 Studebaker "16" ............. $50 Buick speedster .................. 150 Kissel roadster TOO Overland truck ........... 175 WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE,
 COME IN AND LOOK FEM OVER.
 PHOENIX MOTOR MART
 Phone 3594. 233-2 w. Wash. If
Arizona republican., 1918-10-16
LuGher' Bargains

80 acres that is a bargain; the best of soil, 51z miles west of Phoenix; 40 acres. good crop of milo maize, 40 acres ready for barley crop; plastered room house with cement foundation, good well of water. This farm is worth s250 an acre. We can sell it for S20O per acre and give immediate possession.
 See Dowding With
 LUTHER REALTY co,
 North CaptroI
Arizona republican., 1918-10-16
For Rent Store and Offices

FOR RENT-Store room. 22x33 feet plate glass front. 506 N. Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-16

FOR SALE-4-room modern %brick cottage, with bath and front porch and extra screen; TAP w. Fillmore; s2,650. E. E. Pascoe. 302 N. Central aye. If
Arizona republican., 1918-10-16

A MODERN Groom house in best location, cement walk; immediate pos
 session. 5000 cash, balance on easy terms. Phone 2164. bn
Arizona republican., 1918-10-16

ROOM HOUSE. acre and 14 ground, highly improved, price right Come and see it; blocks west of Brill car line at East and Canal street. br
 CASA GRANDE VALLEY, CHEAP LAND AND SURE WATER: NO AL KALI OR JOHNSON GRASS. PUMP ING PLANTS ARE FLOWING ABUNDANT WATER AT A COST NOT EXCEEDING S1.50 PER ACRE FOOT. WE HAVE PATENTED LAND STATE LAND AND RELINQUISH- MENTS AT PRICES FROM s2.o0 TO s100.00 PER ACRE. S. c. MILLER COMPANY. 32 N. 1st AVE, CREIGHx TON BLDG. if
Arizona republican., 1918-10-16

50 ACRES FOR SALE on the Indian School road between Orange road anC the Asylum. Mrs. Jennie Miller. bI
Arizona republican., 1918-10-16

HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FARM
 IMPLEMENTS, TUESDAY, OCT. 22,
 AT 1880. 504 l.. MCDOWELL ROAD.
Arizona republican., 1918-10-16
For Sale Miscellaneous

HEAD MAIZE; s35 per ton. Phone S250. db
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-16

/ @ammenligni,lg n1eo 1917. @eu
Gorpeelien 6ranfrige bar fterre
emo BEN gienneminitlige ellers. Seq
beo life, on General Wauriee te11fte
poa bette, oa ban talte ONT 4amp-
ltprfen. Bi n,aa ifjelne mellem
&ombattanter og Observation-Disclosures.
2ao mig iige itrar> et leg, ,,aar ban
taller om &ltprfe iffe tan ifjelne
paa ben Maaoeeionr ban gier, mel
lem 4o1nbattanter 90 Nonfombat'
tonter. Ct 6e Meab fon forleoen
Dag 1tanieoe EpiferAe beo Mniens>
Rombattanter? Ger Oct lite, Der.
iom man begpnoer I eiere Gorifiel
Ct 6e Men6, ionl hper Sag er I'M
Ser $50, i6et 6e arbeioer tneb at bpg'
ge 9eie og 8oner> ag bboraf mango
or9bes eller iaares aombattanter
eller Nonfombattatter Err man
(Gortlettes paas 2ben eibe.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-16
Hnr Arn,rH Enhrn.
9iitorien ont en- fmlbitGnbig inoi'
pibmel amerifanif me~aflipet.
Gn Masie Sropper ienbes.

@n1bington ben 136e Mai. s
@rigs6epartementet fienoer mon In
tet til SEN officielle britilfe grfl9ring
on> at 6en amerifanife 9lrme bil
blipe benpttet, fprlt naar ben er TONI
men op til lin ful6e inoipiouellc
Stprfe. gnfelte mente> at en- laa>
ban Or6ning tl1noe beret fonmet
i1tan6 ODER Der, 116en at l1noerretning
en6nu bar naaet frelm til &rigsoepar'
telne,,tet.
@a1bington oen 14oe Mat. Tus
timber al Wgno, 6er er taget til Wt-
litertie1lelte be0 6e to iioIte Snofal'
Del ler, bil mart bere un6erpeis til
6ranfrige. Saa raift bar 8eD9gel>
len af amerifanife &ropper ODER @t,
lanterbapet foregaaet, at @oloater,
Ser life bapoe noget Saab om aftip
Eienelte in6en ier eller otte Maanc'
Der, moaife fon1lner Slolinien /
CONNER. gfter TO eller tre Maane=
oers iorelebig @pelie pil oisle Meno
faa i'm Erenine afi1uttet inoen &pre-
bio6e af 6ien6ens &anoner og maaife
un6er Sl6> beriom oct trenges for at
frcmIfDn6e Ereningen.
glle Me6oelelier fra 8antonnc>
menterne, iag6e Mrmeers slutorttetcr
i6ag> gaar uo paa Grenifpnoelfe cf
Ereni,1gen un6er 6e e1.nitigite @eir'
forbolo. ssS1niolerti6 tiltoger BET Sno-
trpf ber ibag> at briti1f @olitif baooe
noget at beitille meo BEN mpitiife 81
1torie fra Sttatpa ON, at 6e anteri'
fanife Tropper fun lfuloe benpttes
iom en- ful6ltenoig inoipiouel @rme.
Den Sorflaring, at Meooe1elicl1
ifploes en- ~Seiltagelie" tiente fun til
at pge Mpiteriet. Set Gaftl1m> 1t
oen BRITTLE Mmbaslo6sr life fienote
til nogen ~arigsfomite inoen bet Brit
tiife Rabinet" bragte Golt ber paa
ben Tanfe, at enbel Tilbengere al
General Maurice eller ialfalo Woo.
ltanoere al 2loDo George baboe en-
Singer neo Spillet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-16

Paris ben 146e Moi. vBore ga,
tru1ier bragte IND Sanger noroenfor
9angar6-en Ganterre (9(miensafinit-
tet) og beitenfor Weufe Werounaf,
{nittet)," mel6te BET franlfe arigs6e>
partement ioag.
ct. tplf Operr11mpIingsangrcb
bleD afpiit / geor6peit for Srbillers
Sorel (SD6elt for Wontoioier). vt
tDif Jorieg beltenfor Gecbt bar oglaa
forfeilet.
~Ger bar &anonooe i Bogelerne q
be0 Butte 6es MeSnil (bpor amer;,
fanlf Qlrtilleri er itationereD."
Mea Sc Brittle Mrmeer / Gronf=
rige> 136e Mai. (Nf @illiam P6ilip
Sin1ns). M}e6ens ben tplfe 9ber'
fommon6o ful6en6er- Sor6ere6elierne
for Oct treble og maalfe iterlte Grem'
ite6, u6bre6er en- il6eparilen6e @ti('
beo Zig ooer @laglinierne. Seg Tiger
er bengaaet> fi6en ben tDife og ben
baperife RronprinS' foreneoe Grem'
ite6 blep itagget paa begge Sioer al
Som1ne> og forbol6sbis Tibet Serr9a
er blepet pun6et al bon glrmin og bon
Quait be6 2bs 6e ii6lte fire Tiger.
Dog er i6ag mere emo $50 tpife o.
biiioner Q>800>00O Mano) blepct
brugt poa oisle Slagfronter> og Sin-
oenburgs 2pfte til 9plflan6 om en-
inarlig 9fgiprelle CT fife blepet ino=
friet.
De aIliere6e fielnpe116e fom En-
grme og un6er en- &ommanoant bar
life alene forpurret 6ien6en5 Ylaner;
men 6e bar fre1ntpunget en- iulo1 1tpn'
big Omor6ning al bele Mrmeen %
ne6ben6iggiort en- IN @egDnoel1e.
@in6enburg far bragt npe 2eoere til
0eitfronten> 6eriblan6t Macfenien.
Ser berfer in1iolertio en- merfeliJ
upirf1ombeb pe6 2injerne, en6lfiprt
oet bor beret ul9bbanlig tert paa
Glag1narferne. Soag begDnote en-
folo Stepregn ODER bele &an1pfeltet
6lpperne forloo nelten life tine Plao>
ie. Qlf og til brpo 9anonerne lpS;
men bol6t life paa lenge. Sra tpIf
gi6e Be ltaar ben fornemite @irflom'
be6 / at bonbar6ere Qlrealet bag
2inien me6 @asbon1ber. gn6og
2anbsbber ct go6t @tDffc bag 2inien.
hIif4pr nt,1rftat
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-16
Trpn t11pn Ru1ttwntrtt.
&umenien tpinees til at opgiue me'
get / iin Treosl mining meb SDif'
lanb % forbunbne.

s(miter6am BEN 86e Mai. Den
Jreostraftat, fom blep unoertegnc1
af &Diflano og bets forbunone meo
&um9nien, beltaar al otte ~@rtifler.
Gen ferite gienopretter Gre6. Sen
anoen 6en1obiliierer ben rumenife
Mrme> un6tagen ii 9ipilioner, ioet
to bliper igien til 8elfpttelle af 8es'
iarabiens @renier og otte Mol'
oau; ben iamle6e stprte ifal iffe
operltige 10000 Wano ssnfanteri
og 5000 4aballeri. Den treble Mr.
tifel a6ifiller Dobru6ja fra 0}ume.
MEN og giengiper @ulgarien oct bull
earife Omraabe, iom bleb til6elt
@umenien beb 9raftaten af 8ufa'
relt 1918. Humenien ofltaar til
6e germanife forbunone ben Oel II
9obru6ia, iom ligger noroenfor ON
npe bulgarife @renie til Donaus
Munoing. @renierettellen er til
Goroel for Dlterrig, ,l1ngarn. Stats'
eienoom bet Omraaoe> lom Rum E.
MEN afitaar, gaar l.oen grItatning
til De @tater, bbortil Onraaoet til.
fpies. Sn6bpgserne ifal bog babe
Net til at u6panore.
Gen iier6e slrtifel siel6er ariss'
ifaoeseritatning, ioet Signaturpar'
terne opsiber aHe arab paa Grltat'
ming for Rrigens 4oitenoe, men ipe'
cielle Joranitaltninger gieres for al
gienoprette Sfa6e lom Gslge af Sri
gen.
@bn1ning af off,tperet Dmraa3e
beban6les / ben fente Qrtifel. ]
ben fiette beitemmes, at oer fal bore
iii Sfibsfart paa 9onau, og Rume'
MEN opsiber fin Ret til at tase 9olS
for Sfibe I Gloofart eller gaaenAe
IND / bets Sapne. Sc german
ffe forbunone bar 9fet til at boIoe
Rriesffibe omtrent boorionbeIit paa
G1oben. ..--.. > -
2igbe6 for ale Religioner | Stu.
menien beftemmes ben ipbenbe ar'
tifel. Den ottenoe artifel angaar BE-
sfonomiife Gorbolo mellem Rume.
nien % 6e germanite forbunone. Oct
te bill bIipe reguleret beb-fRrffilta
Dberengfomiter, Der bill trR0e / Rrafi
ianltibig u,eo Greostraftaten,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-16
Antfrtkl1ltprttf.
Spff &neb meb atsaffDre en- bel Del
@asproieftprer ianatibig fOrpnr'
ret af p0re Iopyer
baroefaen pan tgfe Mefersfitil.
finger | aifar6iet.

Weeo Den an1erifanife Mrme / 2ot3.
ringe11, 1O6e Mai. (elf Grant S.
&aplor). Set amerifonife Mrtilleri i
@finittet / 0eoropeit for Soul fon1
Tplferne / Gorfiebet imorges og fo-
rebpgge6e ct slngreb paa De ameri.
fanife 2inier og ffabte en- Diberiion>
Der iatte Tranifneroene set tillte-
oenoe Nfinit iltano til at foretage ct
1Dninart Streiitog.
&pIferne, ser bab6e / @in6e at be,
nDtte ct npt 4neb, lag6e en- Gel Cos
proiefterer ref operfor bet 8unft>
bbor ben amerifanife benitre Glei itb.
6er iammen meo ben franife. De oe-
te6e at affpre 1ontlige Proieftbr:r
lamti6ig MOB ct Yunft De alliereoes
2inier og inobplle Mo6parten @as,
fer Menoene funoe faa fine Gas.
moifer paa fig.
Proiefteriam1ingen bar neiten
fer6ig for @ignalet, oa 6et amerifan.
lie @rtilleri> Der iif gfterretning ON
@oncentrationen, oberelte ben meb en-
frpgtelig Slo og ful6ften6ig p6ela9,
6e ben. Tplferne, Der troeoe, at
8ombar6eme,1t bar Gorleber for ct
amerifanlf 9lngreb, rette6e bele fit
Mrtillert moo Sen amerifanife ben.
fire Glsi for at 6anne Mooiperreilo.
Den frantic bpire SLIT, Der bar
umiooelbart i @eit, og lite berert al
oen fienotlige Slo, foretog ct lpnlnart
Streiftog moo De tDIfe 2ebegrabe og
tog 20 Sanger, ser ita6feite6e Sten'
oens Planer angaaenoe Rroietter.
foncet1trationen.
: Paa betre Glbi at $oulafinittct
mp6te en- alnerifanif Yatrulie en- tDIf
Batru1ie og ne6te ben iii at fDgte.
Set tpffe MrtilIeri TOM / @ebegel{e
og 11pote ben amerifanife RatruIie at
retirere. Oilers bar oen omertfan!fe
Gront rolig.
Wee6 Qmerifanerne / Bttaroiet,
lobe Mat. >(4f Sreo g. Gereuion).
@pert omerifonjf 9rtilleri bor1bar.
oereoe bolbion,t De tnife ReierbeIti1.
Iineer bag Yere be @ribesnes, Bois
Sc I'MlnaI, Gran1icourt og andre
5teoer ooerfor bet amerifanffe af'
init Sborsoag Nat. . .~.....
g1be SIoebran6e bleb opbaget |
Montoioier og ct ammunitionsoplas
brenote sienlpnIig ! gantignb.
:gn tpff Hatrulie gioroe ct nDt
Gorlsg paa at toge en- amerifanit
Gorpoit, men bleD ofDiit.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-16

Serubanfmlpffe. Mlbanp, 81. g.,
Sen 14be Mai. Sire Ser loner er
osoe og oper 80 iaareoe iom Gslge al
ct peitgaaenoe 8uifalo ggpreis Sogs
slflporing paa Seem Dort Central
linierne ner Scbooacf Gambling fort
fsr Miorot. 2ofomotipet pelteoe %
6prbe6eren blep orebt pna Gteoet.
3ogfbrerer1 blep i(eu1t forbren5t oe
oeoe Ienere.
Sernbanempnoigbe6erne antDoeoe,
at slariagen til lllpffen fa,1lfe ifplo=
tes ~S,16blanbing uoenfra".
gn of Bogne,e gift / Subionflooen,
men TOM itaaenoe mes os itoo iaopas
op Of @an6et, at Yasiagererne funoe
bierge fig eiennem ginouerne S
Goget Dor en- 8ogu n1eo Selte. Cen,
ne pelte6e og man blep ,got til a:
ifp6e 9prene.
Sc 6e6e er 9llpin Soflin, &ensie'
laer, 8incent 9ugbes> Gbicogo, 2og'
fsreren, og en- ufienot Man6.
Grtra Brigade Mariueiolbater til
Jranfrige. @albington ben 106e
Wai. Man erfarebe i6ag> at Der e;
u6lteot en- Sr6re ON eiebliffelig al
organiIere en- EXTRA @rigabe al Wa
rineloloater> oer lfal ienoes ober fo1
at bielpe bem> Ser TIL tie,,1tgisr be>
Tronten / Granfrige. Smtrent bell
Herionnellet for berthe on6en 8riga
De bill fomlne fra Nfbelinger, Der bal
|faa1 illtel1g 1rn1ling Anni,tico
80 Brigaoegen yoBsI eie:if1
menes at billie blibe Gbef.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-16
MnpMG 81 Gmpnmm

Der bar mango Raa6gibere ~af
sernanlt Oprinoelie" beliboenoe
arigsminiiterens Silfio, og 1t
&rigsoepartementet viplteuatijf hao,
De leoet Mooitono MOB l1noer-
isgellen". 8orglum benegteoe bloc,
re, at ban bob6e misbrugt ben al
PreIioenten gipne Wapnoigbeo. Mn-
gaaen6e bans grflerineer, iom bto<
fsrte Senatets Militerfomites8ei ilut.
ming at foretage en- olminoelig timber.
isgelie af Uppemalfinproou
lagoe 8orglum, at ban erbolot llnoer'
refining for en- 9i6 iioen fra en- af
YraIioentens fortrolige ON, at Momi'
niitrationen MI beloo ct Neoifab til
at oriue mig uo al slHeren, buis ieg
life ilutte6e."
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-16

8erlius fommuuale 9ornlugre
brembt. Yaris, 12te Mai. 8erlins
fomn,unole 4ornlagre ner @ros.
beereu er brenot. 10000 Qut1ttos
Rorn git tabt, meloer ct 9elegram
til rYetit Sournale". =
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-16

Published and distributed under
Act Of October 9, 1917, ON file at tho
Post Office of Minneapolis, Mime.
BY order of the President,
A. 8. BURLESON,
Postmaster General.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-05-16

X9reFe og Jorbbra8ere tn6tal6tS
til Nilitertieueite. 2onoon ben 12te
Wai. 2erere fra 8arneifolens ne
berite alasle bill blipe inofomman-
oeret for Militartieneite % SOC, 200
MRno bill blipe taget fro GarmenA
fif man b6re i6ag.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-05
Athena Underwear

Royal Worcester, Bon Ton. We
have in stock complete line of at
tractive models in these well known
corsets. Wear one and you will
never change styles. Also a full line
of the best brassieres on the market.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-05

Earl d, Heitschmidt, who is In the
employ Of the government at the
Bremerton navy yards, is a guest at
the home OF w. T. Cochran this
week.
Nathan Gale of Merlin, a former
wtll known Ashland high school
boy, has enlisted in the radio serv-
ice and has gone to Mare Island,
Cal.
Mrs. Elva Rouse. who went to
Portland to attend the G. A. II. en-
campment, returned home last Sat
urday after making a more extend
cd visit in that city.
sss
Mrs. Lora Falls and children,
who have been spending several
weeks in Ashland with Mrs. Falls
sister, Mrs II. L. Whlted, have re-
turned to their home in Gardena,
Cal.
hrs. Gordon MacCracken and two
sons, Charles Gordon and Elliott,
Mrc. l.. Spark5 and Miss Ola Black
well left Monday evening for Sea-
side, Oregon, to spend a months va
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gardner and
little daughter who have been
spending the past six weeks in Ash
land, have left for their home in
Santa Ana, Cal. They are making
the trip by auto.
Mrs Olive Thorne Burdic left the
first OF the week for Garfield, Wash
ington, to teach school this winter.
Mrs. Burdlc excerpts to visit her
brother, Walter Thorne, in Seattle
before going to Garfield.
John Million of Sacramento, CAL,
IS spending a few days this week in
Ashland visiting with relatives and
friends, after 20 years absence.
Mr. Million notes many changes
that have taken place since he left
here.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-05

John b. Griffin of Kirby was in
Ashland last week and while here
purchased the fine collection OF deer
heads, stuffed animals and birds
in the old Elkhorn gun store room.
The collection was shipped to
Grants Pass,
Don't forget the New Home bak-
cry at SO North Main street. Spe-
clal day Saturday where you can get
your bread, pies, cakes, doughnuts,
cookies, cakes and chicken and veal
rle at right prices; also canned fruit,
pickles and jelly. .
s*s
Mrs. Il. r. chltwood and two
daughters have arrived in Ashland
from klamath Falls and will spend
The winter here, while the young
ladies attend high school. Mr..
Chitwood is now in the state forest
ry service, but was at one time, Il
druggist in this city.
t4s
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Gill and two
children, Lawrence and Nancy Lou,
loft Monday evening for Oakland on
vacation extending over a month
or six weeks. While there they will
visit their son, Desmond, who Is in
the naval service at Mare Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Bergner, mana
GERS OF the Vining theatre, have re-
turned from two weeks business
trip to Portland and Seattle. While
in the northern cities they arranged
a fine program of productions for
the coming winter at the vining.
Jay Withrow, who has been in
the special training school at Fort
Winfield Scott, Cal, for the past
three months, taking the electrical
ccrgeant course, came to his home
In Talent Sunday to spend a few
days, previous to leaving for Fort
rees Monroe, Va, where he will con-
tinue the course in the officers
training school. He returned to San
Francisco Wednesday evening.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-05

We have the best and most com
plete line of popular priced handker-
cniefs for vacation needs. Prices
from &c up. Dainty and modish
reckwear plays an important part
In the trimming of summer dresses
and blouses. We have the styles to
meet the demand.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-05

Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. VIII, Of Los
Angeles spend a few days in Ashland
this week on their way home from
Portland where they had been at
tending the G. A. r. encampment
and making an extended visit. Mr.
and Mrs. VIII were former residents
Of Ashland.
Carl Loveland, A. Bert Freeman
and Ellis Allen, members of the
avail training station band at Brem-
orton, who have been on twelve
days furlough in Ashland, left
Tuesday night for the navy yard.
Mr.. Loveland was accompanied by
his wife, who makes her home near
Bremerton.
T. J. Conger, a newcomer from
washington state, has rented the
residence OF Mrs. T. w. Acklin on
Nursery street and will make his
home here. Mr.. Conger came 10
Ashland the fore part Of the week
iy automobile, while Mrs. Conger
arrived on the train Tuesday even
ing.
DeAnjou Pears-Will begin pack
ing DeAnjou pears about the 6th
FOR eastern shipment. The contract
calls for pears to be hard green "a
inches and over. all marketable pears
that are free from worms, worm
stings, scale, scald, etc. Pears must
have stems or part of stems intact.
For further information call up the
Ashland Fruit and Produce Associa-
ton. 3O-2
]. Percy Wells, a former suepr-
intendent of Jackson county schools
and a well known Ashland man, has
returned with his wife from Hyda-
burg, Alaska, where he has been
spending the past year as govern
ment agent. His work there includ-
ed the native school, a cooperative
store and sawmill. They will 90 to
lone, Oregon, the last of the week
where Mr.. Wells will have charge of
the public schools.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-05
Policy & Elhart, Druggists

Mrs. Simons will have fall and
winter hats on display Saturday,
September 9TH.
DR.. and Mrs. w. L. Blake have
returned from an automobile trip
70 Canyonyille.
Robert Goodyear of San Francisco
is a guest of his mother, Mrs. Jennie
Goodyear of this city.
\ nine-pound son wss born to
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Berry at 1923
Granite street last Monday.
For sale at bargain, If taken at
once, modern Groom bungalow.
phone Mrs. Boslough, 32O-J. 31-2t
The Pilot Rock school opened last
Monday with Miss Amy Leavitt of
Ashland as teacher.
spa
II. c. Stock, Misses Helene and
Gertrude Blede and Gala Biegle
went to Crater Lake and Prospect
Saturday afternoon and remained
until Monday.
psu
Mrs. 4. II. Peachey has gone to
Wagner creek where she expects to
live this winter in order to be with
her daughter, Mrs. Edwin Dunn, who
is teaching the Soda Springs school.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Cliff Payne makes hat racks.

Cliff Payne makes hat racks.
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4 son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
]. w. Dunham on Thursday, Au-
gust 20.
Eanley Brewer and family are
spending a two weeks vacation at
Crescent City.
Studio Ashland, better portraits.
100-tf
Mrs. F. d. Yarbrough returned
Tuesday evening from a weeks visit
with her brothers in Linn county.
Want a good Job of finishing? Try
the Camera Exchange. II
Miss Marguerite Hammond will
leave this week for Reese Creek,
where she will teach school the com
Ing term.
Our kodak finishing viii please
the Camera Exchange. If
G.. w. Benedict has returned from
Bellingham, Washington, where he
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Effie Elliott.
Chester MacCracken has returned
from a two weeks vacation which
he spent at the Pembro orchards,
teyond Medford.
Gravenstein apples, windfalls, 80
II. box delivered, 7jc. Finest cook.
lag, eating and jelly apples on the
market. Phone 9-F-11.
The families of Ralph Billings and
]. r. McCracken, who have been
spending the past two weeks at New
port, have returned home.
L. A. Williams, former night po-
liceman of this city, has moved his
family to Butte Falls where he will
be employed in a lumber mill.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Eastman and
Mr. and Mrs. 3. II. Hinthorne, with
their children, went to Crater Lake
Saturday night and remained until
Monday.
Rev. II. W. Haynes of Ouray, Col
orado, who preached in the Presby-
teran church last Sunday, accompan-
led by his wife is spending the week
in Ashland.
j. F. Carlos and family have re-
turned from Portland where they
have been living for some time, and
have settled in their former home
iC this city.
Parties knowing themselves tol
have borrowed tools such as fence
stretcher, Stillson pipe wrenches, I
ctc., and have not returned them,
letter do so Immediately as good
sized sightdraft will be drawn on
them by the undersigned.
3O-2 EMIL PEIL.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-09-05
Provost Brothers
HARDWARE

Mrs. C. E, Lane, dressmaking. 14S
Laurel street, phone SSS-L. S1-tf
Miss Mary Guiley Of Sunnyside,
Washington, has been visiting Ash
land friends during the past week
on her way to San Diego, California,
where Jshe will enter school this
winter.
l.. L. Russlll, of Leona, Oregon,
IS visiting his mother, Mrs, G. w.
King, and his brother F. L. Russill,
here. Mr.. Russill, is general mill
foreman for the Leona lumber mill
company near Cottage Grove.
For Sale. Spring chickens; fresh
eggs; pure milk. Waite Dairy, 634
Iowa street, phone 277-J. S1-2t
J.. A. Bish, who has resided in the
Belleview district, has moved his
family to Portland, where they are
now living.
D. S. Kirkpatrick of Weeping Will
low, Neb, is in Ashland making an
extended visit with his brother, j.
NJ. Kirkpatrick.
Mr. and Mrs. l., d. Applegate, Mrs,
Emil Peil and Miss Lydia Mccall
have gone to klamath Falls to visit
with relatives and friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reimers of
Alameda, Cal, were called here this
week by the serious illness of Mrs.
Reimers' mother, Mrs. Ganiald.
The pulpit in the Presbyterian
church will be filled Sunday by Rev.
c. f. Koehler of Orenco, Oregon,
who will preach both morning and
evening.
G. G. Eubanks, cashier of the
State bank of Ashland, attended the
of the southern Oregon
bankers at Hartman Lodge, Pelican
Bay, Monday.
Mrs. Beatrice Hilleary, who has
been undergoing treatment in a To-
cal hospital for several weeks, has
50 far recovered as to be able to re-
turn home.
Hugh S. McVicar, brother of Mrs.
C.. A. Edwards, has notified his sis
ter that he has arrived in England
" ith a contingent Of soldiers. Mr..
McVicar went out from Camp Kear-
ney,