Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-27


Mrs. B. F. Shaffer died Monday and
was buried Wednesday afternoon.
The family have the sympathy of all
in their bereavement.
A mangel wurtzel weighing Is
pounds and raised by ]. w. Hicks of |
Garfield street is on exhibition in the
window of the Ashland klamath ex-
change.
Everything in silverware. table |
and toilet Do your shopping early
if you desire we will lay aside your
presents until Christmas. Johnson
Bros.
Nate High. who recently moved up
from Talent, has leased the Sherman
blacksmith shop on B street. Mr..
High is an old timer in Ashland and
should do a good business.
L. ]. Orres can sell you a rain
coat for 1925 that the mail order
houses ask $4.30 for. Why not save
) cents and patronize home people?
The Ashland Meat company has
been making decided Improvements
on it's East Main street market. New
linoleum has been placed on the floor
and other improvements add to the
beauty and convenience of the place.
&C. v. ASHLAND MILLS for lowest
prices on your flour and all kinds of
mill feed, also empty sacks wanted.
]. ]. Morton, phone 49. 4S-tf
City Attorney Moore went to Port
land Tuesday evening to be present
at the hearing on the Ashland road
tax case, which. took place Wednes-
day before the Oregon supreme court.
Have you seen Big Ben's new
rival? An excellent time piece cased
in brushed brass fine enough for
your mantel or dresser. Sells fol
25c less at Johnson Bros.
Mrs. Annie Loomis of Newton
Iowa, who has been visiting at the
home of c. n. Waite, and with otheI
relatives in Ashland, left Monday fol
southern California to spend the win
ter.
-Tamales, fresh tamales, deliciouI
tamales, the best on earth, at But
! lar,s - stiff
Rev. L. NJ. Anderson, synodica
missionary for southern Oregon, viii
occupy the pulpit morning and even
ing at the Presbyterian church, Sun
day.
We manufacture and have ais
in stock all kinds of mountings 10
agates, etc; also fine line OF Rod
, enite, the stone of the Siskiyous. Al
sizes and shapes, soc to $3.50 each
= Johnson Bros.
= DR.. William H. Reynolds, formerl
= tof Ashland, who has been attendin
!. college the past year or more, ha
2 been visiting in Ashland this weeh
| He expects to go to Juno, Alaska I
| enter the practice of his profession.
Buy your plumbing supplies
r Warmers during the closing out sale
DR.. Wood of Rogue River came u
Tuesday afternoon and returned o
t Wednesday morning, taking with hiI
D Russell Casebolt, who had been l
the Granite City hospital for som
Y time with a knee which was inJure
v by the kick of horse.
/ Nugget neck chains and pen'
ants, also mems nugget chains an
d charms from local gold, exclusive
design. Johnson Bros.
l. The Asland friends of Paul Bacl
tell will be pleased to learn that
n has made good in the position ne a
cepted with the Utah Power & Llgl
: company over year ago. He has r
Gently been promoted to the positlc
=, of first engineer with station
Hyrum, Utah.
Hungry the time, Buffers Il
- place, tamales the stuff. Everybot
h is getting the tamale habit. They
III 80 .. cot Stiff
. "Blondy" Sayles has SO far reco
cred from the injuries received In Il
recent collision of his motorcycle al
D .s an auto as to be taken home Tue
day afternoon. Except for the woul
= nm his knee he is getting pretty WI