Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-11-17


Mrs. A. R. Mounts returned to her
home in Dunsmuir a few days ago
after a visit of several weeks with
Ashland relatives.
If you have trouble with your
feet let US fit you perfectly with the
right kind of shoes. H. G. Enders
& Son.
Save money on your winter hat
by attending Miss Hargrove's clear
ance sale of millinery. 1t
Get in on those special rates at
Boyd's Studio this month. Folders
$1.95 per dozen. SOFT
Look out for the big Ashland
dinner given by the Chautauqua
Park Club. SOFT
Brother Yockey of the Summit
Lookout at Weed is becoming cosmo-
politan. A portion of his last paper
was printed in Italian and portion
in Greek.
Our woolens that we put in our
SIS suits made to your measure are
nothing but pure wool. l.. j. Orres.
Wanted, few more permanent
guests for room and board at the Co.
, lumbia Hotel. 47-4t
Mrs, G. w. Winnie and son of
Dunsmuir, Calf. stopped in Ashland
on their way to Medford, where they
will take in the Giants-White Sox
game.
&C. V. ASHLAND MILLS for lowest
prices on your flour and all kinds of
mill feed, also empty sacks wanted.
j. j. Morton, phone 49. 4S-tf
Mrs. L. ]. Hall, who has been stop
ping with Mrs. l.. Coldwell for some
time, went to Medford Friday even
ing for a few days.
Two weeks sale. Twenty per
cent reduction on all lines of mil
linery at Mrs. Simons'. Ask for Blue
trading stamps. 4S-4t
Mr.. C. ]. Foster came over from
Hit Friday night on business. Mr..
Foster came over Sunday morning to
spend the day and they returned
home that evening.
Japanese goods and fancy work,
aprons and candy too. You will find
the food that mother cooked and
other articles, November 21, at Me-
mortal Hall. SOFT
Mrs. c. A. Malone went to Med
ford and Jacksonville Friday even
ing accompanied by her little son
C. A. went down Saturday evening
and spent Sunday at the county seat
Our imported novelties, favors
and things for social occasions are
arriving. Something new. Drop in
and look them over. Crowsons S
Elks' Temple.
w. o. Wheeler of Wagner Greek
was called to the bedside of hi!
mother, who is believed to be seri
ously i'll at Amity, Ore. Mr.. Wheeler
left Talent on the early train Sun
day.
Varied program in the evening
November 81, at Memorial Hall.
SOFT
The chief of police has received
the news of holdup of the South
ern Pacific passenger near Richmond
Calf, Friday by lone bandit. Their,
seems to be an epidemic of predator,
crime in the coast country this year
Trousers free with suit orders a
Ores tailor shop.
Professor Isaac went to Medfor,
and Gold Hill today to look after hi
music instruction in the publ
schools. This is his first trip afte
two weeks siege with the grip.
Satin slippers, perfect fit anC
colored to match your dress, at End
ers'.
G. w. Hake has returned from Ne
braska and Iowa, where he went las
spring to look after the settling o
his fathers estate. MIR. Hake wa
formerly member of the Ashland
: police force.
We clean and make over you
old furs into the latest shape. Orres
shop, II North Main.
H. H. McGinnis, recently from tn
Philippines, stopped in Ashland las
week on his way to Portland, wher,
he will spend few days. He is ia
vorably impressed with Ashland ant
contemplates locating here.
Clearance sale of millinery a
Miss Hargrove's. All goods reduced
John Blair is out after a sever
> attack of typhoid fever.
Cliff Payne makes glove boxes.
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