Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-01-13

-DOn HISS tne Dig clearance
sale at Enders'. Come early.
J. B. Eddy of Portland, represent
ative of the Southern Pacific in it's
tax department, was in the city Sat
urday on business.
If you have chickens for sale
call up the depot hotel 66-3t
Born to Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Patter-
son OF Portland, Ore, January 8,
son. Mrs. Patterson was formerly
May A. Sutton of Ashland.
Junior Minstrels Friday night.
Free auto service from Lanes, and
don't forget to wait for the autos
after the entertainment to our store.
Get a load of factory blocks
from the Carson-Smith Lumber Com
pany. 64-3t
L. w. Herrick and family, who
have been in Portland for several
months, passed through Ashland the
last of the week en- route to Cali
fornia.
Depot hotel wants chickens of
every kind. Will pay II cents a
pound. Cliff
T. w. Atkinson of Mt Pleasant,
/ Wash, is in Ashland for visit with
w Lyman at 116 Church street.
Mr.. Atkinson formerly lived in the
Hood river valley
-Lost-A large fur neck piece,
! between Fourth and Allison streets.
Finder return to this office and re-
ceive reward. 65-2t*
Charles T. Day of San Francisco,
a veteran telegrapher in the employ
of the Western Union, arrived in
Ashland last week with his family,
and takes a position in the Southern
Pacific offices.
-WANTED-Fat hens at 12
cents a pound. Bring them in. East
Side Market. 64-tf
Ralph P. Newland of Eugene, en-
route to San Francisco, stopped over
here last week to visit his mother,
Mrs. Mary L. Newland, who is max
ing her home here this winter with
l.. S. Brown.
The Tidings is for sale at w. M.
Poley's Drug Store, IT East Main st.
You can save money by order
ing your wood from the City Wood
Yard. Phone 42O-J. 62-tf
Miss Angeline Provost has re-
turned from Portland, where she
spent her vacation and will leave in
a short time for Medford to resume
her duties as nurse in the Sisters
hospital in that place.
Has anybody here seen Kelly?
He left a swell new line of shoes at
Enders'.
Ladies wanted to learn form
/ making, for good position. Call at
Gray Dress Form shop at Enders.
65-tf
/ Mrs. w. P. Rice, sister of R. P.
Cornelius, arrived in Ashland Sun
day from Seattle. She will remain
here a few days on her way to
Clarksville, Texas, her mothers
home. On her return to Seattle her
mother will accompany her.
The best show of the season at
high school Friday evening. Tickets
on sale at Lanes. and don't forget
the free auto service from Lanes.
Mrs Mary E. Wood of Ashland is
grandmother twice. Mrs. DR.. NJ. A.
Stratton, nee Jessie Lee Wood, of
Portland, is the proud mother of a
fine baby girl born January 8. Also
an 11-pound girl was born January
to Thomas J. Fuson and wife of
Medford.
Gray forms made at Enders' are
an exact counterpart of your body.
They are modelled over your own
figure, thus reproducing every line
and curve peculiar to you. 65-tf
Among the Canadian excursionists
who passed through Ashland las;
week were Dr. and Mrs. Kirby of
Calgary. Dr.. Kirby is at the head
OF Mount Royal College in that city,
an institution with which Miss Ora
Patrick former teacher in Che Ash
land public schools, is connected.
Call for klamath Flour and get
your moneys worth. Anchor brand,
straight flour, now s1.3O. Crater
Lake brand, fine patent flour, now
$1.40. If your store won't supply
you, call or phone to the klamath
Exchange. Phone 4. Free delivery.
The union evangelistic meetings
continue to increase in interest. On
Thursday and Friday the Congrega-
tional church was crowded, while on
/ Sabbath evening It became necessary