Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-04

press Company for the past year or
more, resigned his position Monday
and on Tuesday accepted a position
as driver of the Hotel Oregon bus.
We are making a nice assort-
ment of bonbons this week, in a
variety of designs, flavors and colors.
See our windows Saturday. Crow
sons, Ashland's popular sweet shop,
Elks Temple.
The ladies of the Christian
church will conduct a bazaar and
cooked food sale at Memorial Hall
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Don't miss it. 54-4t*
Through the division of an eastern
estate Edward Forgie and sister of
this city have fallen heir to $4,000.
Their many friends will rejoice with
them in their good fortune.
See resident typewriter repair
man. All work guaranteed on stand
ard machines. Address E. A. Hill
leary, P. o. Box 1872, Ashland. 55-8t
The city recorders force hope to
be in their new quarters in very
short time now.
Big cuts in ladies' and misses
suit prices at Enders'.
George w. Trefren returned Tues
day noon from a business visit to
klamath Falls, Yreka and other
points.
-Ironclad hose at Enders'.
Miss Lulu johnson, who has been
visiting her sister, Miss Effie John
son, who is a teacher of the Los An
geles, CAL, schools, returned home
Tuesday morning.
-Buggies at PieTs for $3.50.
Miss Elmer Boyer of Los Angeles
who has been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Million, re-
turned to her home Tuesday.
-Brooms. Ask your dealer for the
product of the local factory. 87-tf
Mrs. o. L. Young is quite seriously
ill at her home on Granite stree
{ from stomach trouble.
The best line of trunks and suit
, cases at Enders'.
t G.. s. Butler, E. D. Briggs, j. B
Ware and Bert R. Greer went tt
( Roseburg Wednesday morning as ad
vance guard of the booster arm.
: which invaded that city today.
a "A new line of petticoats just il
. at Enders' Big Store.
i Councilman Ashcraft went to Eu
gene Tuesday morning to look afte
business matters. He expected to re
turn to Roseburg to take in the boost
y er meeting today.
-Tamales, fresh tamales, deliciou
tamales, the best on earth, at But
y ler's. 51-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Peacock o
Crescent City were registered at tn
s Hotel Oregon Tuesday.
: OF course they walk up the hill
S and save dollar.
s. U. ]. Ulman of North Manchester
D Ind, arrived in Ashland last evenini
. and will spend some time here. H
is a sufferer from asthma seekin
: health.
We are candy makers. We viii
supply your wants for the holidays Il
the highest grade of homemad
goods. Some interesting announce
ments later. We want your cand
business. Crowsons, Ashland's poi
1t ular sweet shop, Elks Temple.
~ w. A. Mcdowell of the firm c
Keasel & Mcdowell, the contractor
of the grading on the Pacific Higf
way, left last evening for Tacoma t
30 make arrangements to ship his ou
o. fit at once. His family will accon
u pany him on his return.
Mrs. May Robinson has opene
dressmaking at No. "a B stree
TX where she will be glad to meet an
one who wishes work done. Wit
the help of three dressmakers 81
can give quick and satisfactory Sc
vice. oo-zt
New members have been receive
at the Baptist church every Sundf
D.. morning since Mr.. Foskett came
month ago. Several more have e
pressed desire to unite with Il
church and the membership a.
so greatly encouraged. The congreg
tions were large last Sunday, espe
es. tally in the evening. The address
&C. Miss Weyburn was enjoyed by eve
one. She held two meetings with L