Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-28

war savings stamps this year, the So
licitors donating their time.
Stevenson Studio for portraits.
William Flackus, who has conduct
ed the Shasta grocery on Fourth
street for many years, has exchanged
that property for store at Dairy be-
longing to his brother, E. W. Flackus,
and win leave for that place Sunday.
Mr.. Flackus has owned ranch near
Dairy for some time and has made
the change in order to give the farm
his personal supervision. He. expects
to raise a large acreage of wheat
there this year.
Apron sale Saturday, March 30, at
Ashland Trading Co. store, by the
w. C. T. U. ladies. 8S-2
A hearing in the matter Of the ap-
Iplication of the Oregon Gas G. Elec-
iris Company for authority to in
crease rates will be held at the Med
ford city hall April 2, at 1O:45 a. m,
at which time all parties to the pro-
ceedings will be heard. This hearing
is authorized by the Public Service
Commission of Oregon.
Apron sale Saturday, March 80, at
Ashland Trading Co. store, by the
IW. C. T. IT, ladies. SS-2t
Walter J. Carpenter, a well-known
Ashland young man and recent grad
ate of the o. A. c., has been ap-
pointed field assistant of the extern
sion department of that college. His
first assignment was to Lane county
to ascertain the amount of smut and
other kinds of cereal contagious prev
alent there.
Frank Dougherty, who has charge
of a store in Dunsmuir, was an over
Sunday guest at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Dougherty
of Oak street.
Mrs. Simons has new hats and
trimming at reasonable prices for
Easter. 26 South Pioneer avenue.
SS-2t
A very beautiful song service was
given at the Methodist church in Tai
ent Sunday evening by Mrs. Roy Wal
ker and J. G. Anderson of Ashland,
who rendered several charming vocal
selections. In the morning Carlton
James of Medford gave violin solo
which was highly appreciated by the
audience.
Baptist ladies will give a cooked
food sale Saturday, March 30, at
Holmes store. SS-2t
Mrs. L. E. Stewart entertained the
members of the Talent high school at
her home Saturday evening.
Mayor G. B. and Mrs. Lamkin and
daughter, Mrs. Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. F. Billings, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Billings, Mrs. Homer Billings and
Mrs. Perry Ashcraft were among the
Ashland people who attended the Lay
mems Missionary convention in Med
ford last week.
Cliff Payne makes cupboards.
Bulk crackers are cheaper than
package crackers. Now at Ashland
Trading Co.
Mrs. Leonard Oorthuys and chill
dren were guests of Ashland friends
from Talent during the past week.
Miss Alice Vandersluis, who has
been elected musical director in the
Medford public schools, was in Ash
land Monday on her way to Grenada,
CAL, to spend few days with her
parents prior to assuming her posi-
tion.
Kippered salmon this week at
Ashland Trading Co., phone 1872.
Mrs. Earl Smith went to Freewater
the fore part of the week to visit her
parents.
H. R. Lamkin left Tuesday for
Montague, where he expects to spend
some time at the ranch owned by the
Lamkin Brothers there.
Take your repairing to Johnson the
jeweler.
Elders ]. A. Rippey of Roseburg,
president of the" Southern Oregon
Conference of the Seventh Day Ad-
ventists' church, and A. V. Rhoades
of Medford were Ashland guests
Tuesday afternoon, and in the even
ing conducted services in the church
of that denomination on Fourth
street.
We are offering some exceptional
values in diamonds, in " to y carat
sizes. A real investment on which
you can not lose. o. H. Johnson, jew
eler.
Miss Maude Duty left Wednesday
forenoon on the special train of the
Seventh Day Adventists passing