Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-01-19

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Oak. fir. pine and white fir, in 12
and 16 inch lengths. Call and in
spect same. Carson-Smith Lumber
Co. 66-tf
F. G. Mitchell of Hillsboro, Ore,
has accepted position with McNair
Bros. Mr. Mitchell is a registered
pharmacist and ocmes highly recon-
mended.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Bateman and
daughter Irwanda returned home
Friday night from six weeks visit
to Los Angeles. They report de-
lightful time.
The Commercial Club has received
limited supply OF government veg
etable seeds for distribution among
its members. Ask the secretary for
a package OF these.
Save money at Studio Ashland.
Read the ad in this issue.
Miss Anna Hargrove left Thursday
on business and pleasure trip of
several weeks to Los Angeles, after
which she will attend the millinery
openings at San Francisco.
A marriage license was issued to
Volna Sanderson and Eva l.. Mackie,
both of Ashland, Friday. Oren Booth
and Elizabeth Ellen Beers OF Ashland
we're also given authority to wed.
We French dry clean anything
and guarantee our work. Phone 141.
We call for and deliver. Abbott &
VanDyke.
Benjamin A. Stannard, who died
last week at an advanced age at
Grants Pass, was at one time en-
ployed for several years as printer
on the Ashland Tidings. The funeral
was held yesterday at Grants Pass.
Flour is being extensively shipped
in Trinity county by parcel post, &C
cording to a recent telegram from
Yreka. A fifty-pound sack can be
sent cheaper that way than it can be
transported any other, it is claimed.
"A good gas water heater is a
comfort in any residence. No end
less waiting for bath, or on washday
plenty of hot water when you want
it.
The ladies of the east division of
the Methodist Episcopal Ladies' Aid
will entertain the ladies of the north
and west divisions at the home of
DR.. Gregg at the foot of Iowa street
on Wednesday afternoon.
Advertising pays. The city editor
of the Tidings advertised for lost
fountain pen and found it where 1t
had fallen out when he stopped over
to pick up a scuttle of coal. Moral:
Let your wife bring in the coal.
]. L. Corbett and several local men
whom he has associated with him will
install a mill at Mr.. Corbett's mine
on Bullion mountain this spring.
They have some fine ore on the dump
and expect to have a good thing.
The new brooms, best enameled
handles, neat and strong. Price
stamped on each. Price lower, quail
ity better. The local factory is put
ting out an elegant article. Insist
upon getting this brand. Look at
the label. cost
Ben Wyant OF Talent, who was in
dicted at the last term of court for
dynamitinS in Bear creek, but who
had been in California for some time,
was arrested Friday at Talent by
Sheriff Singler and was taken to
Jacksonville and lodged in Jail.
Statistics show In towns and
cities where gas has been used ten
years from IS to 80 per cent Of the
population use gas. Why? Because
they have found by actual experience
they cannot get along without the
convenience.
II that New York man who tried
to kill the sheriff who came to take
his children to the poorhouse hal ex.
pended as much energy in the past
in providing for them as he hae since
in defying the authorities, the sheriff
would never have had to go there, in
all probability.
You like square dealing, you ap-
preciate courteous treatment. Then
why take chances on your next spring
suit by ordering from a man whose
reputation for square dealing is
questionable? Try us and you will
: not be disappointed Abbott & Van.
Dyke, 203 East Main street.
The Rev. II. d. Chambers, arch.
deacon of the diocese of Oregon, is
visiting in Ashland today, the guest
Of Trinity parish. He will deliver
his lecture, illustrated with lantern
slides, on "The History OF Missions
in Oregon" in the parish house ol
Trinity church this evening at