Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-09-25
POley's Drug Store

Mrs. Benton Bowers is to enter
tain one of the many noted person.
ages that are to attend the Sayso-
Jilson wedding to be given in the
Natatorium Saturday, September 27,
at o'clock
Low prices rule supreme in our
fall opening sale of mems and wom-
ems made-to-order clothes, Septem-
ber 26 to October s. l.. j. Orres, II
North Main.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton of Talent
spent Wednesday in Ashland
Buy stand lamp at Danford's.
The week-old baby of Mrs. Orlie
B. Rush died Sunday at Newberg
and was brought here and bdurie in
the same grave with it's father, who
was drowned in Rogue river few
months ago.
Eliason brothers have been, award
ed contract for delivering wood for
the city, which had been cut up the
canyon. The price was SO cents per
tier.
Cliff Payne makes special sash.
Look at our wonderful values in
the SIS, SIS and $40 ranges of
mems suits and overcoats made to
your measure at our fall opening
sale. Orres Tailoring Shop, II North
Main.
F. r. Dunn, travelling auditor of
the Southern Pacific railway, was in
Ashland Wednesday on one of his
regular trips.
-Semi-indirect lighting. Come in
and see them at Danford's. 1t
Earl M. Morton, the two-year-old
son of E. E. Morton, died Sunday of
heart trouble and was laid to rest
in Mountain View cemtery Tuesday
forenoon. Mr. Morton, who was at
Tacoma, arrived in time for the fun
eral
Ladies' suits and coats. Enders.
j. M. Mattingiy left today for
his old home in Waterloo, Iowa,
where he will visit his sons. From
there he will go to Illinois to visit
sister and participate in a reunion
of his old regiment. the 46th Ill.
Inf. He expects to return about the
first of November.
Leon James and family left today
for Pomona, CAL, where they will
spend the winter.
A. R. Chase, one of the school su-
pervisors of Jackson county, came up
from Medford Wednesday morning
and went to Neil creek to take in the
school fair there. Mr.. Chase is an
ardent advocate of the Ashland nor
NAL and is putting in some good
licks for it.
Mrs. Ray Sayles returned last
evening from a visit to Hornbrook.
One of the attractions of the fair
will be a candy booth in charge of
Mrs. Charles Chattin and Vivian
Greer. Here homemade candies
will be sold at reasonable prices.
All forms of homemade candies
will gladly be accepted. Send them
in to the Natatorium by IL o'clock
Friday morning.
w. E. Phipps and family of Med
ford motored up Wednesday, return
ing the same afternoon.
Captain c. T. Harris, from the U.
s. arsenal at Benicia, CAL, was in
Ashland Monday evening inspecting
the government apparatus in the
hands of the local artillery corps,
for the control of the firing of the
big guns. The property, which con-
sists of plating board, firing board,
etc., was found to be in good condi-
tion. He went north from here to
visit other companies in the artillery
corps.
Bagdad is soon to have an, electric
street railway.
w. D. Hodgson has for quick
sale, 100 acres relinquishment on
Rogue river for 500. This land is
worth at least twice this, some of 1t
being 5000 land. Good four-room
house. Twelve to 15 acres now cul-
tivated; about 75 acres tillable land;
40 acres has been plowed. If you are
looking for homestead close to
high school on Pacific Highway and
on the railroad and river. look this
up at once. S5-tf