Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-09-12

ence IN Lne nlSn ScnOOi IN tnaI place.
Save money. Buy your suits and
overcoats at Fuller's, 81 Oak street.
The handsome and slightly bunga-
low being erected by e. w. Arbuckle,
on upper Winner street, is approach
ing completion. 1t will be a credit
to that part of the city.
Every pair of Enders school shoes
is warranted to give entire satisfac-
tion.
G. G. Eubanks is remodeling his
residence at the corner of Winner and
Chestnut streets. A basement has
been put under the house and a
kitchen added, together with minor
improvements.
None better made - Michael
Sterns suits and overcoats. Latest
fall styles at Enders' big store.
w. A. Freeburg returned Monday
night from his trip to Sacramento,
Reno, New, and other points. where
he has been doing effective advertis-
ing for the city of Ashland for sew
eral weeks.
The Natatorium Swimming Pool
will be open Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
c. F. Bates, who left the other de-
layed Shriners at Kamis, and took
stage to Roseburg, arrived home on
the train Monday evening.
No extra charge for Norfolk style
suits at Fuller's. Others greatly re-
duced. 3O-tf
There will be speaking at the Tenn
pie of Truth next Sunday afternoon
and evening by A. Scott Bledsoe and
wife. Everybody welcome.
The Natatorium swimming pool
will be open Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
J. P. Holcomb, for many years a
resident of Ashland, left Tuesday for
Cleveland, Ohio, his old home. He
has been a resident of Oregon and
California for "a years, this being
his third visit east in that time. He
is undecided whether or not he will
return to the coast.
When you have shoes to repair
take them to the Ashland Electric
Shop. 343 East Main street. Lyman
G Sons, proprietors. The best of
work. Try them.
Miss Ruby Lindsey who is teach
ing school in Klamath county, came
over yesterday to remain until Sun
day.
o. P. Helms of Talent has accepted
position as clerk at the Hotel Ash
land.
Elegant display of millinery Fri
day and Saturday at Miss Hargrove's.
Miss Turpin of Decatur, ILL.,, has
been visiting friends in this city for
the past couple of days.
Mrs. Matte Carlson left Wednes-
day evening for Texas on a business
trip.
SPIRELLA CORSETS. - Boned
with the most flexible and indestruct
ible corset boning, guaranteed not tc
break in regular corset wear. Phone
263-R. Residence, 369 Hargadine.
Mrs. Annie Cash left yesterday fol
Silverton. Ore, for a six weeks SO
journ with a niece and nephew.
Enders is showing the very newes
notch collars. Better take look.
Mrs. w. P. Sedge and daughter
from Klamath Falls, have been visit
ing at the home of William Mort
ridge, 272 Orange street, for the pas
few days.
Our desires to hear something en-
tirely out of the ordinary will be sat
isifed by meeting the Metropolital
Concert Entertainers at the Elks
hall next Wednesday evening.
j. F. Settle returned few day
ago from a visit to the fair at Salen
and visit with his brother a
Lebanon.
Something interesting for the la
; dies at Miss Hargrove's opening Fri
day and Saturday.
J. E. Wheeler has rented rancl
near Talent and just moved his fam
lily to that place.
7 The prices on our school shoes ar
| lower than quoted anywhere else
/ See Enders.
The Polytechnic School report
e two new students enrolled this week
( and interest in school work at feve
heat President Gibson is expecte
, here from Ookland the 18th of tn
> present month to look after matter
' concerning the school.
l Ores Tailoring and Cleanin
b. Shop is the place to get your suit
tailored and cleaned.
DR.. and Mrs. Herrick of KokomC
Ind, who have been spending tn
past six weeks as guests at the hom
of her son, Rev. l.. G. Poor, left Wee
nesday forenoon for Los Angeles
Cal, where they will visit for shol
time before returning to their hom'
Call and see the swell new Englis
last shoe for young men at Ender
big store.
C. H. Michel left yesterday fc
his home in Flora, ILL.,, bearing tn
remains of his father, the late
4 Michel, to that place for burial. Th
\ comrades of the G. A. R. and Ladie
\ of the w. r. C. accompanied the r.
4 mains to the depot.
, You can save at least $500 O
4 your suit or overcoat at Fuller's,
4 Oak street. 30-tf
j Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Miller and M
y and Mrs. S. A. Carleton returned n
q Gently from an automobile trip
/. Burns and Mt. Vernon Springs,
! eastern Oregon, where the formt