Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1913-12-18

is large and we are anxious for you
to compare prices. johnson Bros,
jewellers.
Mrs. H. Simons is making big re-
ductions on all millinery for Christ
mas. Hat or plume makes a good
Christmas present. STAT
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Barney returned
Tuesday from Nebraska, where they
have been visiting the last couple of
months.
Mrs. NJ. E. Frazier and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Howe have returned from
Siskiyou for the winter and have
rented the residence at 2S9 Second
street. They expect to return to Sis
kiyou in the spring.
There should be music in every
home Xmas morning. See Rose
Brothers. Edison and Victor from
SIS to $200-the hornless kind.
Harry Bates returned last week
from Stockton, CAL, to spend the
holidays with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Bates. Harry is an, oper-
ator in the employ of the Southern
Pacific railway.
Candy sweets at Buffers. Look
at the loads of delicious mixed Christ
mas sweets in the window next to
the postoffice. 1t
Howard Jeter left today for Long
Beach, Cal, where he will join his
sister, Miss Claire Jeter, who has
been there for the past three months.
They will return after the holidays.
See our line of Xmas candies
-. before buying elsewhere. Rose Bros.
c. w. Schneider and wife and son
; Darrell of Humboldt, Iowa, arrived
: last night to visit at the home OF
Mr.. Schneider's brother, F. P. Schnei-
der, for few days. They will spend
Christmas here and will go to south
- ern California for the winter. They
may return later and locate in Ash
y land.
Irwin Dateman and family have
y gone to Gsrdena, CAL, to spend
II couplpe of months.
y An elegant showing in Christ
o mas gift slippers. Briggs.
Charles l.. Winner, who has beel
l. visiting his father and mother. Mr.
III and Mrs. George W. Winner. for tn
past two weeks and looking afte
A business matters, left for his hom
It, at Tumalo, Crook county. Saturda
last. III 81
tn Under the direction of the chorii
lie ter, Mr.. Earl Rasor, the Baptist choi
has been reorganized and is doing e1
re- ceHent work. An unusually fine pre-
"a gram of Christmas music has bee
prepared and will be rendered at tn
services next Sunday. The progral
~ is printed elsewhere in these column
Christmas candies galore-evel
g kind-mixed and sticks-as pure an
at delicious as sweetness can make the
ed at Buffers, next to the postoffice.
"A visit to Buffers clean, spa
de candy kitchen, where the best al
RS sweetest in the land is being pr
pared. will convince the most skept
sh cal how much better the home-ma'
,se is than the candy made in the b
city factory. 1t
re- Mrs. ]. W. Baker came out fro
IN Portland last Friday to spend t
to winter with her parents. G. w. al
"a Mrs. Winner. Mrs. Baker has be-
os in poor health for some time and
.ls is hoped change of climate will
- the means of her regaining h
a, health. She will try the lithia wat
and hopes to get much benefit frc
- using it.
:. DR.. ]. X. Reader has been havi
+, a serious time with a complicati
of diseases. First he was taken abo
an' seven weeks ago with grippe, tn
ep after he got up an attack of pleuri
'N set in. Since that was conquered
GO" has been attacked with inflammato
rheumatism. He is now improvi
= somewhat.
Our stock Of diamonds will mS
than stand comparison. Let us
ure with you. Any size from 1s
1hK. We have some nice brillis
stones in " K. at $50 to $50 ea
mounted in IA X. rings. Others
the same size, nice ones but sligh
imperfect, at $50 each. johns
Bros, jewelers..
Sanders & Sanders have sold tn
milk route to gentleman nan
Blodgett He takes the milk at
0O -, .ho,, atilI kaaninp the cattle