Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-05-29

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been of inestimable benefit to fruit
and alfalfa and would make a Cali
fornian turn green with envy.
Third shipment of lawn mowers.
Only few of the last shipment left.
Save you 81 to So ON each mower
$3.50 up. Warner Mercantile Com
pany.
f. L. Camps reports the sale of
four of the eight Ford automobiles
which were received the last of last
week. That is certainly going some.
C. F. Fraley, son of C. w. Fraley
of this city, has been reelected in
structor in manual training in the
San Barnardino schools at an in
crease of salary.
There are photographs and pho
tographs. 1t costs no more to get
up-to-date, artistic work at SCOTS
new studio than to get the old-style
elsewhere. 1t
w. w. Usher returned Monday
night from a weeks visit at Port
land, having been in attendance upon
a meeting of the exchange managers
of the Pacific Telephone and Tele-
graph Co.
Owing to the illness of F. G. Nc
Williams the party did not go tc
Shasta Tuesday as expected. They
will go the first of the week.
Lost, in front of postoffice, link
cuff button in leaf design. Finder
return to Tidings office. 1t*
Mrs. E. d. Eager and children left
Tuesday for Juniata, Kan, to joiI
Mr.. Eager, who went there some
weeks ago to take charge of {;
Brethren church.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Smith of Red
lands, Cal, were at the Hotel Oregon
last night.
Cool hats for men and womel
at Enders' Big Cash Store.
Miss Nellie Bird of Astoria spen
Sunday at the home of her aunt
Mrs. R. M. Butterfield, having com'
to Medford last week as a delegat
to the Rebakah assembly.
Mrs. Lottie Pelton has returne
from a visit to her son and daughte
at Chico, Cal,
Mrs. May Avery and Mrs. Price Q
Gold Hill are in the city today.
You'll feel fine in an EnderI
SIS suit.
There was a short hail storm i
the east part of the city Monde
afternoon. Though there were som
good sized hail stones fell, there wa
no damage done.
"A party will leave for the Shast
Valley Monday or Tuesday. Fo
particulars see F. G. McWilliams.
Ladies' parasols for Decoratio
Day, all shades, at Enders'.
Messrs. Silver, Bunnell and Bale
of Ashland and Mr.. Bell of souther
California went to Hungry cree
Tuesday to inspect some minin
property there.
The general delivery of the locf
postoffice will be open on Memoris
, Day from to 8 o'clock only.
w. D. Hodgson was at Medford o
, business Tuesday.
See Enders' window of S. suits
Mr.. and. Mrs. M. A. Conley of T
Cajon, Cal, have arrived in Ashlan
and expect to make thir their futur
home. They express themselves 6
much pleased with the situation.
Andy McGee is new addition
the sales force of the Ideal Grocer.
John Kelly shoes for the lad
who cares at Enders'.
Aldred NJ Beaver, who was dow
from Portland last week, closed tn
sale of the big brown Michigan ca
which he and Mr.. Butterfield hay
had for demonstration purposes I
j. M. Casebeer of this city.
Clyde Farrar left for Klamat
Falls today. He has a position
Claude Coon's electrical shop durin
r vacation. He will return in the ia
to attend high school.
Attend our sale of ''Keen Ku
ter" scissors and shears on Saturda,
We carry every pattern they make
even to left-handed ones. Warne
Mercantile Company.
The Pythian Sisters will have
cooked food market at Cameron
Patty's store Saturday, May 81.
104-2t
Protect yourself against loss b
q fire, but see Cliff Payne before yo
take out a policy-he can save yo
money. tt
Two new students entered tn