Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-05-30

lhrall, naYlng spent week IN thls |
city.
F. e. Conway Co. design and build |
artistic bungalows and Swiss chalets. |
w. p. Wagonon, brother of H. d. |
1 Wagonon, Oregon's single tax expon-
ent is spending a couple of days in
the city.
( Go to Overland garage for gaso-
line. 135 First avenue.
Mrs. H. ]. Boyd and son Haldon
/ are guests at the home of her sister, |
( Mrs. Nellie Palmer Dumford, in
/ Jacksonville.
Gents suits cleaned and pressed,
! $1.5O, at Fuller's. Phone 119. We
call
Earl Davis, head clerk in Fergu-
sons Bargain Store, has returned
from a vacation spent in Portland
and vicinity
Tailor-made suits from $1,000 up
at Fuller's. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Mrs. G. Edlund, daughters Hulda
and Delpha, and son Halmer, of
Roseburg, are here for three weeks
visit with relatives.
The Park Hotel serves a generous
meal with home cooking. 25 cents.
Mr.. Chessman of Portland is in the
city for few days and is taking hot
baths for the benefit of his rheuma-
tism at the Natatorium.
The Hub for clothes aad save
money.
George L. Carr field secretary of
the prohibition party for Oregon, is
in the city and will deliver an ad-
dress here Sunday morning.
Great line of snappy suits for SIS
!, at the Hub.
B. F. Policy, brother of Joseph
Policy and of Mrs j. K. Reader, is
here from Wallowa county for a two
weeks visit with Ashland relatives.
Say, the Hub is showing very nifty
mems shoes for $3.50. Black or tan,
button and lace.
Word has been received from G.
F. Wilson to the effect that he is
enjoying his new work with the
Western Union Company in San
Francisco.
You can always save money by
buying your clothing at the Hub.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wills have re-
turned to Ashland after an absence
of four years and will remain here
permanently. They are former resi-
dents of this city.
, Clayton Burton and Billy Lindsay
captured a bear and two cubs last
r week. The old bear was shot and the
/ young ones are being held in captiv-
itNr Thnt- alr 1otn n
| considerable quantity of furs during
the winter
Letters of Credit, Foreign and Do
, mestic exchanges, travellers checks
issued, and safe deposit boxes for rent
at the United States National Bank.
B. Fuller and daughter of Salem
are spending a few days with his
, son, P. B. Fuller, in this city.
c. Turner passed through Ashland
today on his bicycle He is riding
from Portland to southern California
and left Portland March 26.
! Shirts and underwear made to or
der. l.. ]. Orres, Fine Tailoring
Mrs. c. w. Jackson has returned
from a trip to Arizona, where her
husband was obliged to go on ac-
count of his health. She reports Mr.
Jackson much improved.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Avery of Gold Hill is
visiting at the McWilliams home on
Church street
SPIRELLA CORSETS-Boned with
the most flexible, indestructible cor
set boning, guaranteed not to break
or rust in regular corset wear. Rep
resentative, 10S Granite st. 5-tf
E. A. Hidreth, Sr., and wife of
Butte Falls are visiting in Ashland
for few days.
Albert Peters, freight agent of the
Panhandle railroad at Tiffin, Ohio,
is in Ashland visiting his uncle, E.
n. Peters.
Have your garments dry cleaned
and pressed. Goods called for and
delivered. Phone 141. l.. J. Orres,
5 Fine Tailoring.
Mrs. w. C. Larimer, who has been
5 visiting at the Palmerlee home for a
few days, left yesterday for Seattle
to visit her daughter.
T. H. Thompson has returned from
business trip to the klamath coun-
try.
Take your chance! A mower. a
rake, and range, all second hand
for sale cheap. Terms: Wood, labor
or time payment G. F. Billings.
105-2t
Mrs. Roy Walker returned Mon
day from klamath Falls. She was
accompanied by Mr.. Walkers moth
er, who will visit here for several
days.