Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-02-23


between Portland and Sacramento.
See it for yourself on opening day.
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Robert Vining is expected here to-
morrow, after which there will be
something authoritative to give out
about the proposed opera house.
w. d. Hodgson lost fine gray
Percheron mare last week. The mare
was formerly owned by P. l.. Ash
craft and was valued at $500.
Notes, warrants, mortgages,
land contracts, bonds and stocks
bought and sold. F. E. Watson,
room s, Citizens Bank Bldg. 35-tf
Mr.. Farleigh, an old-time resident
of Ashland, leaves today for Maple
ton, where he is manager of mer-
camille store.
Don't forget Enders' shoe sale.
Saturday, March 7th?
Councilman Cornelius is improv-
ing nicely and will soon be taken
from the hospital to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Morse and
daughter Mildred returned Thursday
evening from Pasadena, where they
have spent the past five months.
They report a pleasant winter.
Iowa canned corn, solid pack to-
matoes, string beans, peas, oysters
7 pork and beans is part OF the bar
gain list on sale at the Ashland Trad.
ing Co. Phone 1872.
Miss Millie Miller Lowe returned
Thursday from Seattle, where she has
been visiting the past month with
Mrs, o. H. Sneed.
New spring s its for ladies ar.
irving daily at Enders'.
Make Ashland more beautiful
Plant dahlias. Permission, 200 Hell.
man street. 76-St
Saturday, March eth?
Melvin Abbott and James Bowers
spent several days last week in driv.
ing ponies from the Bowers ranch
near Brownsboro to Central Point
where some of the horses were sold
When Fuller & Paulserud clear
your clothes they are thoroughly
cleaned. Their reputation never al
lowing anything but the best to leave
their shop is guarantee enough. IT.
Miss Lydia Mccall spent the weei
end with Mrs. Aiken of Medford
where she. went to celebrate Wash
ington's birthday.
Something good for you at Stu
dio Ashland on opening day. Watct
for the date. 75-tf
Money saved for you by tradin,
at the Ashland Trading Co. See thei
ad.
All John Kelly shoes reduced al
Enders' this week.
You can pay your 1918 taxes a
the Billings office now. 77-4t
w. S. VanDyke is in Phoenix
where his brother is very i'll.
1t will pay you to attend tn,
opening of the new Studio Ashland
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p. S. Provost and II. V. Richard
son were at Talent Saturday on bust.
ness.
Red fir and black oak dry wood
Ashland Manufacturing Co., phon,
90. 1927
Street Commissioner Fraley is tC
be congratulated for his rushing
much-needed street improvements
throughout the city. Let the good
work 80 on. Some of the streets
need it badly.
We have an assortment of No.
common dimension lumber, suitable
for cheap construction, on which We
are making an especially low price
Ashland Manufacturing Co., OAK
street and railroad crossing. 7S-2t
C. d. Shell of Wellen visited Ash.
land last week on business connected
with the Ashland Commercial Or.
chards Company, of which he is @
large stockholder.
Ladies' hats! See the line al
Enders'
Saturday, March 7th?
c. p. Good, whose home Is or
Patrick street, brought to the Tidings
office a sprig from his lemon tree
which stood the winter in the open
and has few lemons on it, although
they have not fully matured.
A. w. Walker, candidate for sher.
iff at the coming election, was in
Ashland Saturday.
Watch these columns for the
opening date OF southern Oregon's
finest studio--the newly arranged
Studio Ashland. 75-tf