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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

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en Tag leg a neoe / Maoiion.
uar Iee benne % beisete min garnIe
aooe Ben Beer s. Stremme, Der
llgeiom leg bar ranelet omfrina /
@erben BOG nteb oen 6orifiel. Of
bon bar ranglct belle Teroen opcr
% CT iorioaoiht eniIogS aosmopolii.
mcoenS reg bor bolbt mig "inoer
lnnoS". Sea hor fun nuret pner /
Canada nogIc @onac % Ell cneltc
@ano pnpet mig oucr @rpnicn I'll
Nerico. San Dor iorct belle Seims.
frinala ritl0t ilcre @nnae. men M
en- Sio bar ban liaget / 81 / Mabi
Ion. San bar rGrct "m%nroher",
iom @oIbriicn iiger. % bor besaor.
Tag moottct pGrc / No. Sea fon
bog trsite hans mango @erner meo
ben elpoelige Giterretnine, of ban
mi er eanife bra og Ter no Tom zig
ielp igien. 2igelebeS fon iee mteo.
oeIe, of bans beblloebc 9oe, iom
mango bar ipurgt mig on, % Tom
nfunee inpnbt perter paa, foreIieger
iprbiq til Srpfnins % bill ON ieie
Sib ubfomme. % Sen @og bsr faa
en- itor IiiGtnine life blot for Sor-
fatterens SfrIb, nrer irrliq FOR bens
i~rteres'ante S~n0hol6s Sfnlo: for
ben bill uben Spil bli CT al DC iter'te
% pGrbifltloeitc SnblTe / Dor uorif-
umcrifanifc 9iteratur. Inc. Ser fen
Ser Soriottcrcn, ocb, al hall er Ell
furoTfob$ri1 Worb, en- gIsq Sontto
ger, IanhfGrbia % rctirrhig / Tine
@ebemmclicr Of Steber, Nolf %
SorboIbe ca fcrer en- Ben icm ioo.
Ger err bel inoen Nmerifoncr al norif
Scrfontit, Der FOR ioananoc @etin'
eeIIer oq bor bart iIio I~nlcouing I'll
at iPtte iig inb / ollellaaS Sorboloe
poo ole mili9c oq lnliliae Steoer
iont' han. Sans Nnpn, "oct 9oar
mco Solcn" Sorocn runot. Son cr
life Blot lanbsfienot, men peroens-
ficnbt. 90 oct err life Tengcnc, Ser
bar 6uarct ham rirnot. &c bar life
noIbt BAN geiprrliahebcr poo bans
&unorirgcr eller bpret hnm noocn
Semitic poa 0cien. Get err hans
qooc Sumsr oa ~forbomsIric SipS'pn
Ser far Qiprt Ncicn ms, % bette
hans fosmopolitiife Spn bar eiOrt
bnn til Ell %erbenSboreer.
Weoens jce iab / al @emptligheo
o9 tolte meb Stremme, fom Toltor
0rerls - bnis Stebfortrrher reg MI
cr - meo belle lin 5omiIie paa @e-
iea ser. Seq tGnf.e: III 'fal OH lie,
of lea toa giere Regnifob for min
SushoIbning. Men bo ieQ pioite mig
fri for al Snbtrpngen / "fremmeo
@eitinin9" % better life q mig be-
oibit of hape gipet Iarfag til, at
Sieneiten ifiilbe laites, tog leg Oct
nteb Ho. - Goitor Yrells itaar nen1.
fig / Slr9tifabsiorbinoelie mco
Strsmmes, ga bans SuItrll er Ell
Seiterbatter al Sru Stremmle, en-
Gatter al oFopoe Taitor e. Sproe.
Soa @eisgct eiulbt Stremmes - og
life mig.
Sc aiorbc rgiao Ell SIR heroS til
Sc Tsoreit - life for at Ie mig efter
Ssmmenc, men for at ic lit trent
tioiae Siem. - Sn Ifteuen bleo
lea meb strsmmc til Sun Erairie,
hpor ban Den &pelo ifuloe tole peb
en- Community meeting, og leg
fan bepionc, at hans Gale par Gf.
tenens 8lonspumft - men ioo talte
life leg.
Sc SoreIt, @iS., Is. Npr. 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Naar KlSen Standser

Der er en- sikker, paalidelig Behandling,
som lindrer klpende Tortur OK Hudirrita-
toner nesten oieblikkelig OF derefter In
|drer og styrker Huden.
Forlang hos hvilkensomheist Apotheker
en- IS Cents eller S1.00 Flaske Zemo or an.
vend Diet som anvist. Smart vil De fnde
nd, at Initationer, Fregner, Eczema, Fin
ner, Ringorm, "Blackheads" OF hgnende
Hudbesverligheder vii forsvinde.
En- lille Zemo, dette gjennemtrengende.
tilfredsstillende hydeRde Middel er alt.
hvad De behover, da Diet fordriyer de
feste Hududslet og gior Huden bled,
.scxIk og sund.
The z w. Rose Co. Cleveland, o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Ssra Minnciuta MaSitDre.

7soIfet / WinHiota!
Set fsberaIe WooItnre befienbt-
aier herpeo, at enbper, iom bar
Speoemel for mere END 80 Gage
poa Soanb, ifal u%ophoIoelia ienoe
set tilboee til ben Sanbelsmano
ener Msner, al hpem Oct blep fisbt,
eGer inbienbe @eloing ON fit Tor.
rooo til Gountpets Waoinrer. 0ette
Ganlpg giploer one, uoen Senipn
iii naor og hpor Welet bleu erbper.
BET. Sreoipe Cages Soripning be.
itemmes poo @runolag az 6 Brno
for bpert WeoIem al Susbolonin.
gen. en- Samilie paa fire Weolem'
mer fan bare 2412 Tuno Soebemel
ON Iaoneben; en- Somilie paa cite
Weblemmer 40 Iunb. III Subiti-
tuter fan man fisbe ioo mcget man
pil.
Nobinrct amer life en- Manb Ell.
Ter SomiIic iom "Soorber", ON De
bar mere Wel poa Saanb, enc De
trpneer Tor en- Dtaaneb. ut fisbe
0fel / iterre Tartier er unber al-
minoelige SorboIo ct Merfe paa
Spuriombeb peo Snofisb. Nobitp-
ret mener life, at Den, iom peb ajsb
al Ntel bar iulgt lin panIise Srem-
gangSmaaoe, bar giort noget COLT,
ON ban bar paa 9oanb mere, emo
Ser trenges for Ell Waaueb. 0ei
err lief life Silfploet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

emo fer GiinS SpeoemeI FOR hoer
Bcrion, oniees Tom ~Soorber" %
piI blipe bebonblet ionn iaaoon.
SoorSine al nsopenNiac Rabporer
itroiicS meS en- @9ltIft al $1,000 cl.
Ter TO Mars S9n9ieI encr bc9ge
9cIc. Mabitnret honbcr. at insen /
Winneioto niI Itellc lta ian, at bon
forniner i Den 8loSic. Si anmooer
StdtcnS sSolf ON at eiterfommc
oennc Inniobnir,a itror o9 rcncrt in.
bcn lite Moi bette Mar nt 'cnbe
Spcrifi,bs Sorraah tiIboae til Sen,
al bpelu Mclet blcn ficbi, cGlcr at
icnoc ieIacnbc MeIhing I'll GntmtictS
MaoIrrcr:
gtQoU
Moresic
IntoI / Samilien ..............
Wrnabc al Speoemel 49,. Ilnb
alip no Bette, iplb no % ieno
MeIoinsen til Gountpet5 6oob 30
miniitrotor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
meIforraaoim inneiota.

Gn "MelcenIus" ifnI optascS Den
lite Mai, % enbper mon 9iue for.
reftc SpIpsnineer ON fine SeboIo-
ninaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Ielnsoen ~operb9ngenoe.

Wen Sorbolbenc M er olt onbet
ero normaIe, oe Oct iorfIarer benne
S~piOrbrina. slmcrifa os De &nie.
reoe lioer al Mtangel paa Speoe.
mel. Oct err Dor Sag at ifaiie @ao.
Sfibsleiligbeo for Srast er beerrn.
Jet. De mao bape Srso % ri maa
ifaiie oct. Hegierineen maa bare
Seifeb ON, bpor meget WeI Der er
I 9anoet, os bpor bet err. Si, iom
err biemme mao BRUCE anoen @ao.
oa al ben bar nj Sberiiob.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Guarding.

enbper. iom logger OIL paa al
bare paa Saono mere enh nof Tor
Ell Ranneb, eaer ium bruser mere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

BUY LIBERTY BONDS -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30

&isb en- glIbcI Totetcr. aisb
life bare en- 9ccf. 90 nonr Ou bar
fisbt en- @lii6cl, brue oen puo beb-
Ite Waaoe. Spar paa $ e..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-30
Sci?

inaIeoes. ioul pi hnr uetGnit set. men
naor Bet life Ogiaa oftc FOR os BEN
iorfierte 8ei?
Seq tunbe onisre mango Here az
6eftors" Snuteerperimeuter. men
eetie MO rare uoi. allu bil iea til
isie. al ban ioritoS iaa goot iom alt
Eoao Der bleb Inattet ON. o. man
tlnoe meo 2etbeo gisre Set fo~ritnoelis
for ham, nanr ian itulSe bente en-
eIemt Sina / Iarien eaer uorette ems
ten bet enc elsr Set drhet.
at andre Shrsnrrer oeiud Fan iGu!c
oa ,omn,s til ieIpitruoiee Sluninscr.
CT en- 9isneSgierniua. iirr uaar oeres
2~nu,eauug cmbanoIsr uoaet. Iom Sc
ottrudr, os iom er iii oeres eseu 6ors
sci.
III Sprene ogina tlenaer III Sorg o9
@l6os, er melt iilirnetpmnlsuoe hos
ounoeu. men osiaa andre SDrearler
bar SsleIie ! Den RetHing. opiI,eu
nor SoritisI er Der life pdn peiteus
SiUositeuIniug. paa @ruub AZ ben
Rdnbe ben blipsr behanolst ad. Strnz
Ger hens 0erre Den meo en- let 5odHo
rto o0er RGien % matter I'll ben meo
en- milo 8sit. omtrent iom en- geooer
ciloe inntte til III Barn. Iaa oil BEN
luite 2tneue os iele ii9 meget IrtteIig
90 nl'reos. Ielp ON Den az ipe0ia og
uRI; men Der er oesuGrre nm llels
Den. al Der or lad goo Soriteoelie mel'
Lem 1eiteu % oens Stgrsr. Com oitelr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
Weather: Fair
An Interesting Page-H You Would Saue! YXsS
Sweaters S3.5O SIeeUeLess

Special for today's selling the Sweater Shop offers slip-on sleeveless sweaters at $50.
 These are fine all wool zephyr yarns in turquoise, Copenhagen blue, khaki, rose and Nile green. A new idea that has talk en hold of the spring fashions.
 -2d Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
FlOuncin9s
 44c

Up to 40 inch wide flouncings in lengths from 1 1-2 to 4 yards. On organdy, Swiss and batiste. for baby dresses, children's dresses and women's dresses. Wonderful bargains.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
EmbrOiderieS
 4c

A small quantity of embroider- ies at this price. Pieces in from 2 to 6 yard lengths. Embroid- cries for every possible pur- pose. This group being so very limited we cannot promise that there will be a single yard re- maining by 12 o'clock.
 Main Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
Aprons 75c Bungalou,-of
 PercaLe

A bungalow apron of better quality than is ordinarily offer ed at 75c. A garment that will render pleasing service to the women who buy them. Made of solid blue and pink percale- generously full and carefully tailored. --2d Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22

in  dium In models suite for of 
 od-for of In Case No 7Are
 
 and color be In 1T reet ats are m in andf of the --~F In the ninth display 5-DYclose in Picu- and '-' - - of the
 
  Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
Underwear For children and women Special for
 Today


 Don't let the importance of pur- chasing outer apparel overshad- ow the importance of season. able underwear. Nothing is more uncomfortable on these warmer days than heavy under garments. To encourage buy ing these necessary garments here, an interesting list of fea- ture prices arranged for today only.
 Children's Drawers-Soft quail ity muslin, 2 to 12 years, neatly hemstitched and 1E tucked xJC Women's Petticoats Fine white sateen petticoats, double panel front and | AE back As9O Children's Teddies Neatly made muslin teddies, embroid- cry trimmed. For girls EO. 4 to 12 years old JJC Children's Gowns Offering special 13O children's muslin gowns. High neck and long sleeves or low neck and En. short sleeves JUC Women's Teddies-A pretty as- sortment of flesh and white ted dies. Made of softly woven fab rics, neatly lace 7n trimmed 6JC A neat and thoroughly service able Teddy of white muslin Lace trimmed and an excellent quality, price con- EO~ sidered JJS Fine crepe dc chine Teddies Six pretty styles in these; all of flesh colored crepe de chine. Lacey and pretty and . 0E summery. Special ksJO Camisoles- Offering 25O wom- ems fine satin and crepe de chine camisoles. White and flesh, some very plain | m and some very fancy 4sVV Silk Unions Women's pink glove silk top union suits. With bottom of cotton lisle to match. Sizes S4, 36 and il 90 S8, special AskV Kayser's Teddies Kayser's It. allan glove silk teddies in flesh only. Body tops, low neck. no slssss'. :lsss All 3.65 Glove Silk Unions--Flesh color ed glove silk unions, not all sizes, therefore, this broken as- sostmsnt s,sE m to be sold PTS
 0-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
Store Opens ot $50 a. m.
Vests 15c Women 's-2 Styles

A light weight lisle vest for women, will feature the under garment selling for today at 15c. Both body, tops and low neck and no sleeve styles. Made very fufl-both long and wide. Con- plete range of regular sizes.
 --2d Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
Baby Yokes
 1Sc

30 dozen more of lot which originally contained 300 dozen wonderful hand loomed de- signs. The few remaining yokes to be closed out at 18c each. Remarkable.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
After all nothing more practical than q
 ailOred Suit and none so desirable as ours at
 $25.OO The tailored suit the national costume of American women We have national songs, national and national flowers The tailored suit national costume.

Our 25.00 tailored suits are fa- nous values.
 Hundreds of we'll dressed Bir- mingham women admired by their friends and given credit for wearing expensive suits are wearing Loveman Joseph 6 Loeb's famous 25.00 suits. You may choose here, at 25.OO, from more than a dozen mod els, from more than half doz- en fashionable fabrics, and from every new and seasonable color as we'll as the ever desir- able navies and blacks.
 The same fashionable models that are displayed in higher priced suits-care in tailoring that has never before been pos sible in suits at this price, and Things and trimmings of the best possible character.
 -2d Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
LOVEMAN, JOSEPH & LOEB
PetticoatS S5 for Won1en-Eppo's s

The women who select Eppo petticoats from this group at 300 will recognize a petticoat that sells here normally at higher price.
 These are all jersey silk, all taffeta silk or taffeta flounces with jersey tops. Complete col or, model and size range.
 -2d Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
EnbrOiderieS
 1Oc

A very small group of embroid- cry flouncing. Substantial, neat qualities, up to 18 inches wide.
 This seasons stocks, but in short lengths, to close out, yard, 10c. Main Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22

In the group at l 2.95 there are Cos
 sard corsets form
 erly sold $50. La
 Charmante corsets formerly sold at 1 $50. And l.. ]. & ! l.. Specials that
 form erly sold at 1 3.50. In two of the groups there are both pink a II q white corsets, a
 new model for all figures. {
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
Odd Pieces Hnf Price

TOILET TABLES-Odds and ends, in oak, Circassian walnut and American walnut. To be closed out at half price. These formerly sold at from 37.5O to 40.00, now half-price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
Staple Notions Sc and 1Oc

A group of articles gathered and featured for today with but one end in view-that to enable you to buy the notions you need DOW and to save. Every item repre- sents a special purchase.
 INSIDE BELTING--Extra stiff black and white. 1I to 3 E~ inches wide. yard O( SHOE LACE S-Round style black, white colors, E~ pair 0N DRESSING PINS-Al1 sizes, solid heads. sharp needle En points. paper 0N HAIR PINs-Crimped invisIble sty1e--brOnxe
 or black, box OC MUDDY LACES-Bfercerfxe coI- ors. black and white and E
 red, each 0N TAPE MEAS UREs- Double stitched. 60-inch long, E
 sewed edge OO SNAP FASTENERS--Twin spring style. all sizes, black or white rust proof E
 dozen OC LINGERIE TAPE-CompIctc with bodkins. four-yard bolt. in white. pink and =
 light blue OC DARNING COTTON-Handfcr superior quaIity-white E
 or black, ball OC HOSE SUPPORTERS - Strong black or white cotton webbing. All sizes- 1n
 pair 4VC DRESS sHIELDs-Our economy double covered nainsook 1n
 shields. pair 1VO BRAID--Rick Rack braid, bolt four yards. Assorted widths-- white md 1n~ cOlors xVC ART GUM-H.ndy household nr- ticle. rn
 Package 4VC HAIR PINs-Dor Of six or IF a%ser snss. oF 10c SAFETY PINs--strong nickeI- plated pins, all sixes 1n~ dozen for 4VN SHOE LACES--Round style for high shoes. White or 1n~ black, pair 4V6 CORSET LACEs--Full flve-yard ~n,t. sss,.sy onls al,'s 1Oc HAIR PINs--Cnbinet of 1n~ assorted pins for 4VS
 Main Floor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22

very unusual corset bargains as Friday feature. There will be three groups-one at 1.19, one at 1.95 and one at 2.93. In each group the saw ings are pronounced.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22

Easter Millinery Beautiful spring hats form ozDery profuson foryour choosing Price, Attractveness Style and Service are Features Our Millinery Shop this has reached the most complete it's his peer hats than it has had the pleasing and, therefore, popular The display index beauty millinery for pngand different different fashion idea for spring.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-22
LaceS Pc

Last Friday we offered laces at Pc and by noon the lot was ex- hausted. This Friday another ta- ble full of odds and ends will be offered. Take our advice and come early to avoid disappoint- ment.
 LaceS 7c Small quantity of odds and ends Baby Irish and linen cluny laces. From 2 to 6 yard lengths, suitable for trimming blouses and undergarments. Today only 7c.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-31
Manlr,I-A Head ror a DON,

We never have seen q battle field
that is not until after flowers and
trees were growing on II and rows
and rows OF little white stones, but
We thought the remark OF some one
that the Christmas Departments
window at the Salvage shop looked
like a battle field a most apt and
fitting one; because this little Christ
mas sale would never have been but
for the battle fields of Europe.
The donation of several dolls with
out heads gave the idea of calling
for heads by placing the dolls in the
window. The tremendous amount Of
interest taken by the children and
ladies Of Ashland was evidenced by
the great number OF dolls and parts
of dolls donated. This department
became a veritable dolls hospital
and the eagerness with which so
many entered into the work of max
ing over the broken parts and then
dressing the completed doll was one
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-31
SYSTEMATIC SAVING
STATE BANK OF ASHLAND.

OF the biggest factors that swelle1
the Christmas fund TO over S120.
And every girl and boy who searched
thru toys for heads and arms and
legs and eyes to fit waiting doll in
the Christmas window did their bit
toward CHEEKY Christina" fund.
But there is a little girl who still
wishes for a head for treasured
doll, this doll was purchased at an
Ashland store several years ago when
some six dozen dolls Of this kind
we're on sale. Five doll heads we're
brought in for this doh but none fit
so the chairman of the Christmas de-
partment on Christmas eve cleared
out the window. leaving only a few
sprays of mistletoe and this one dol
ly, hoping that some one thru the
holidays noticing the insistant call
would discover in their discarded
playthings the particular kind of
head needed for this doll.
The Salvage Depot closed its busi-
ness during the holidays. but will be
open again after New Years.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-31

had the practice of DR.. Plus at Mon
tague, who has been in the medical
corps of the army. DR.. Lucas will
have charge of the hospital here in
the place of Dr. G. j. Hall who goes
to Yreka the first of the year.
Mrs. Jno. Matkin returned Tues
day from Sonora. California, where
she was called on account of the i'll
ness of her brother
Harry Mathers has been sick with
the FLU"
Mr.. and Mrs. |. r. Disbrow are in
Grants Pass spending the holidays
with reltives.
Mrs. w A. Newell has been in bed
the past week with the influenza.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-31

Rex Stratton spent few days
furlough in Ashland last week from
Camp Lewis where he is stationed.
Among the recent casualty lists ap-
pearing in the daily papers are the
names Of Roy Drake, missing in ac-
tion; A. H. Hogue, degree undeter.
mined; Earl Tate, wounded slightly,
all of Ashland.
Miss Frances Howard came home
last week from San Francisco to
spend the holidays with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Howard.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-31
HIT, CALIFORNIA. ITEMS

Many families OF Hit were disap-
! pointed in spending the proverbiai
Merry Christmas, which was broken
in upon by the influenza and pneu-
monia, which has again invaded the
homes. In some families every mem
Der of the household has been in bed
and with but two nurses In the town,
they have had anything but pleasant
experiences. The houses here being
built for summer only, 1t has in many
instances been impossible to keep
them warm, the most essential cure
for this epidemic. The only one
death has occurred in the past week.
II reminds one of the old and trite
addage that an ounce of prevention
is worth a pound of cure.
Miss Elna Bailey has been at home
with influenza for the past week.
Mrs. AL Vail is one of the influenza
victims.
Vera and Zella Lutman have been
quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Morris ana
young son, Ralph, have had the IN
fluenza, but are now sufficiently re-
covered to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rodgers ana
son, Robert, are among the SICK at
Hit.
The entire family OF j. J. Sand
have been ILL.,
Fred Jassman and daughter Irene
with Mrs. Irving Dunn motored 10
Yreka Tuesday.
The family of Bert Miller has re-
covered from a three weeks siege OF
the influenza.
Emil Geuldfennig, whose ranch Is
Just east of Hit on the highway,
came to town Friday with a severe
case of pneumonia. A nurse was Sc
cured and he is now being cared for
at the Red Cross club rooms. He Is
improving daily.
The only death OF Hit during the
last epidemic was that Of Mrs. c. A.
Stephenson, which occurred Sun
day at 1920. She took sick week
ago Friday with influenza which de-
veloped into pneumonia. Thursday
baby girl was born and from that
time she became gradually worse ana
in spite of all the human effort put
forth to save the life of this mother
IL gradually ebbed away. She leaves
her husband and three children, one
young son and two baby daughters.
The family of Horace Stanley has
been among the influenza patients.
Word has been received that Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Pierson have gone
to Springfield, Illinois, to spend the
next few months with Mrs. Persons
parents.
Mrs. Ada Fairchilds of the Mount
Shasta hospital at Yreka has been
spending the past week here nursing
Miss Bernice Warrens who has been
very i'll with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Dunn enter
tained Mr.. Fred Jassman and family
and Mr.. Mora Bailey at Christmas
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. HILBERT had as
guests at dinner Christmas day DR..
G. J. Hall and VIM. Muir.
DR.. and Mrs. Lucas arrived Thurs
day from Oakland where they have
been spending several weeks on a !
vacation. For the past year he has
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-31
9 g o o o . .. . % . {. : > . /;
o LOCAL AND PERSONAL .

g LOCAL AND PERSONAL
s 9 @ @ 8 9 . o . q o . . s. $ = {:
Miss Mary Mathes arrived home
last week from the University al
Eugene TO spend the holiday vaca-
ton at her home on Granite street.
Misses Frances Briggs and Elsie
Harner, who hold positions in Sar
Francisco, are spending their Christ
mas holidays with their parents in
Ashland.
The Pilot Rock school, OF which
Miss Amy Leavitt has been the teach
er, has closed for the winter. Miss
Leavitt has returned 10 her home in
Ashland.
W. P. Moore OF Tracy. Cal, is
spending a few weeks in Ashland
with his daughters, Mrs. w. II. Nc
Nair. Mrs. Milton Fraley and Miss
Helen Moore.
Sergeant Harold Merrill has been
discharged from Fort Winfield Scott
where he had been attending gun
merry school, and has returned TO his
home in Ashland.
Miss Kathleen Silver, teacher in
the Roseburg public schools, is spend
ing the holidays at her home in Ash
land.
Donnie Lowe has returned from
Fort Stevens where he had been in
the army service for the past year
and half.
Superintendent G. A. Briscoe at
tended the executive council OF the
state teachers association in Port
land last week.
Hemstitching and picoting 10 cts.
per yard. Handlcraft Shop, Medford.
Ore. Orders called for and delivered
at Enders' Store, same day. 52-5t
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-31
GAMBLING WITH DESTINY

Spending your income as you make 1t
is simply gambling with destiny
and with all the odds against you.
You stand all to lose and none to
gain.
SYSTEMATIC SAVING
even tho small, II constant, eliminates
the element Of chance and establishes
your future on basis of certainty.
This bank desires TO cooperate
with you in building on that basis.
We have unusual facilities for pro-
noting the interest of our customers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-12-13
UNION
CHOOSES OFFICERS
FOR ENSUING YEAR

Rio Grande lodge No, 1898, Inter-
national Association of Machinists
met last night and elected officers for
the coming year The meeting last
night was addressed by A. II. Norris
of Chicago, H.. president of this dis
trict A special meeting is called for
Saturday afternoon at o'clock to give
the night men an opportunity to meet
Mr. Norris.
A special meeting will also be held
saturday night at o'clock for further
discussion with Mr. Norris relative to
the agreement between the men and
the management which is soon to be
nut into effect throughout the Santa
Fe system.
The officers elected at last nights
meeting were: C. A. Cole. PRESIDENT;
w. l. Lindsey, vice president; Claude
Stinson. financial secretary; Nj, L.
Grissam, recording secretary George
simpson. treasurer; Clovis Salazar,
conductor: Antonio Castillo, sentinel;
William Dillon. Cows Salazar and
Clarence Cowell, trustees.