Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-11


ing. because of the heavy snow which |
blocked traffic.
The finest ring stock in the city. !
Late, up to date, wide range of styles.
Johnson Bros.
A recent copy of the Spectator, a
Portland Saturday paper, devotes it's
entire front page to pictures of
scenes around Ashland. The same
paper has a picture of the new Imp"
cycle-car with Aldred NJ. Beaver, the
western sales agent, at the helm.
"A large holiday assortment of
rockers and chairs at ]. P. Dodge &
Sons. 56-tf
Some wretch poisoned $50 chick
ems belonging to the Western Hotel
at Redding last week. Whether it
was spite at the landlord or a belief
that some guest of the hotel would
be poisoned by eating the poisoned
meat is unknown at present.
Did you see that elegant line of
gold and silk fobs just in at Johnson
Bros?
William Van Auck, residing near
Portland. is under arrest charged
with conducting a plant for the re-
building and repainting of stolen au-
tomobiles. 1t is thought that there
is an organized gang of auto thieves
operating in and around the Rose
City.
Stamped goods just arrived at
Enders' Big Emporium.
Salem is amazed to find that a
single week of dry" has caused a
famine of work in the police court,
not a drunk being taken in during
the week.
William Tavener was at Jackson
Vile last week taking out his final
citizenship papers.
Just received, a new shipment
of stamped goods at Enders'.
There were three burglaries CON-
mitted in Grants Pass Saturday
night, two saloons and the Grants
Pass cannery being broken into. A
collection of old coins valued at $500
was taken from the show window oi
one of the saloons. A few bottles oi
booze were taken from the other sa'
loon and nothing was taken from the
cannery.
The Presbyterian Junior En-
deavorers will hold a cooked foot
and candy sale Saturday, Decembe
13, from 10 to O'Clock, at Dicker
sons. It,
-Tamales, fresh tamales, deliciou
tamales, the best on earth, at But
ler's. &A 51-tf
C. w. Scott, Miss Helen Scott o
Ashland and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E
Towner of Corvallis left Tuesda
evening for Muskogee, Okla. Mis-
Scott will attend school in Texas
while the others will spend a coupl
of months in Muskogee, their oil
home.
When you buy ring or La Val
lier pendant, brooch or other articl
you would prefer something "exclu
sive," wouldn't you? Something neN
and out of the ordinary? We hav
them; they cost no more. Johnso
Bros.
Mrs. H. ]. Persons of st. Charles
Mimi, arrived here last night t
: spend the winter in the coast re
gion, stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Crowson, 500 Boulevard. Sh
: will visit California before returnin
home.
DR.. w. R. Bagley was up from Ia
. ent Tuesday afternoon on business
, Hats and caps for all occasion
at Enders'.
+, M. F. Detring, wife and daughte
a who have been spending the past CO,
pie of months in California, returne
t a few days ago and are at the HON
of w. Lyman. They do not thin
California any place for poor mai
Ira Reeder has gone to Salem
work. His family will remain
Ashland for the present.
DO your Xmas shopping at En'
ers' Big Store.
Mrs. Elizabeth Yockey is exhibi
ing ripe strawberries picked a fe
days ago at Ell Canto Heights, the
home in the Siskiyous She says th'
with a few bright days they W
have strawberries Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Ashcraft a
: the happy parents of boy born la
|. week.
o. H. Barnhill transacted busine
;, in Medford Tuesday.
Lost, a tail eight inches long G