Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-01-15

Phone your orders to Holmes
Bros The deliveryman will collect.
Special prices on everything. Call
and get our prices and terrns,
H. G. Mathes, who has been seri-
ously i'll for some time, is how i'm
proving and a speedy recovery is pre-
dicted.
Even my competitors have to sit
up and take notice of my big reduc-
tions in mems tailored suits. Why
shouldn't you? l.. ]. Orres,
Miss Hargrove will leave Sunday
for Los Angeles, where she Expects to
be present at the opening OF the big
millinery shops. She will also visit
San Francisco before returning.
Have your cleaning and pressing
done by experts. 1t costs no more.
Get your trading stamps. Fuller &
Paulserud, leading tailors AID clean
ers, Ashland, Ore.
Mrs. Mary O'Neal and daughter,
Miss Edith of Hornbrook, Visited her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Logan, this
week while en- route for hedford for
the winter. Miss Edith Will attend
St. Mary's Academy.
Only two more days LETT of the
big value giving sale in mems tailored
suits at Ores shop. Remember,
values up to $25 for 5000
Mrs. G. w. Dodson is out again af-
ter being quarantined with Scarlet fe-
yer.
"A man tailored suit Tor spring
is JOY everlasting. Ladies' fashions
now in. Ores shop.
Don't forget the big Sale up the
hill at Enders'.
]. F. Norman and family we're up
from Talent Sunday TO visit his
mother.
Ladies' new spring woolens and
fashions now in at Orres shop. Be
the first one to spring the hew spring
suits and coats.
Klamath Falls Northwestern: Rob-
ert Casey, who operates eanch near
Ashland, spent Saturday aud Sunday
in klamath Falls. He has property
interests here and makes visit al
least once a year.
We carry a variety of wood
Oak, fir, pine and white fir, in Il
and Is inch lengths. Call and in.
spect same. Carson-Smith Lumber
Co. 66-tf
Buy your shoes at Elders now
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. rallman o.
Sims, Mont, who have been visiting
at the home of their son, D. R. Tall
man, of this city. left today TO
Marysville, Cal, where they will visi
relatives before returning to thei
Montana home.
We must make room for ou
spring stock within the next two
weeks. That's the reason for our low
prices. H. C. Enders & Son.
Grants Pass Courier; Mr.. ant
Mrs. M. NJ. Murray and Children wer,
arrivals in town Saturday from Port
land, where they have been visiting
They will make short visit her,
, with Mrs. Murray's psreAts, Mr.. anC
I Mrs. Henry Croxton, befOre going OF
to their home in Ashlsnd
You can heat your kitchen ant
, your house with a gas range just thu
I same as you can with Coal or wooC
range, and not get yo0r house al
dirty doing it, either. Ask the ga
company.
Buy a suit at Epders' clearanc,
sale and save money.
At the new armory hext Wednes
day evening the basBethall team o
the Fist Company Coast Artiller.
will do battle with the team from th'
Medford Athletic Aseociation. Th
boys are hoping for o GOOD crowd al
they need the money to help equiI
) the new armory.
The new brooms, best enamele'
: handles, neat and Strong. Pric
stamped on each. price lower, quail
ity better. The local factory is put
ting out an elegant article. Insis
upon getting this brahd. Look q
the label. 66-8t
] Security stockfood, guaranteed
at Icenhower's second hand store, s.
North Main street. 67-tf
Mrs. Addie Morine died at Klani
ath Falls last week ased fifty years
!. She was the wife Of George Morine
: who years ago lived at Ashland an
later at Eagle Point Mrs. NORM
Is well known in the Rogue Rive
Valley and also in the Klamath coup
: try-having operated hotels at 30
n nanza and Klamath Falls. Mrs. Mo