Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-09

Fifty per cent discount on all
cabinet photos until March 25 at the
Marble Studio. S1-2t
A. w. Stone of Medford was in
Ashland Friday to attend the Shrine
meeting.
Spring waists at Enders'.
A. B. Cornell, district manager of
the Oregon Life Insurance Company,
was in the city Friday on business.
w, A. Williams, prominent busi-
ness man of Portland, was visiting
the city Friday.
Make Ashland more beautiful.
Plant dahlias. Permission, 200 Hell
man street. 76-St
Frank ]. Newman, a Medford at
torney, was here Thursday on busi-
ness.
Hunts high-grade fruit, regular
price 35c, our price Csc. Plaza gro
cery. S2-2t
Almond trees are in almost full
bloom, while flowers in many lawns
are putting forth blossoms. Spring
is indeed evidenced on every hand,
and the hoe and spade are in general
use.
Buy piano of C. F. Shepherd
& Son and get $40 course in music
FREE, at 65S Boulevard.
The queen of flowers, the
dahlia. Permission, 200 Helman
street 76-St
The lecture entitled THE Legal
lied Outlaw" was delivered by Evan
Gelist A. L. Grim last Tuesday even
ing to good sized audience. Many
pronounced it the best they ever
heard. Lecturer Adams was much
pleased with it, 1t is said that
Crim's argument was unanswerable
Its time to go to Studio Ashland.
Ladies' hats at Enders.
A. II. Conner, an old Southern Pa
cific engineer, formerly of Ashland
but now running on the Weed road,
while on a visit to San Francisco
with his wife and daughter purchased
a fine new automobile. They reside
at klamath Falls and are planning
on returning to Ashland.
-Brooms. Ask your dealer for the
product of the local factory. S7-tf
Cabinets at half price until
March 20 at Marbles. S1-2t
Its time to go to Studio Ashland.
NJ. j. Grogan of St. James, Mimi,
an old-time friend of George w. Sea-
ger, spent Friday in Ashland, the
guest of Mr.. Seager, who took him
over the valley. He has determined
to make Ashland his home and will
return in the fall.
Canned fruit 1Oc per tin at the
Plaza grocery. sect
Go to Marbles for the best pho
tos. S1-2t
The seven-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. n. Norton died this morning
of acute indigestion. He was sick
but few days. Funeral will occur
at 2 p. m, interment in
View cemetery.
Start your shopping in the heart |
of the city. At Enders, of course. |
Make an appointment today at |
Marbles. S1-2t
II. E. McWilllams, son of F. G.
and an Ashland boy, |
writes that he is now in the employ
Of the Cudahy Packing Company in
Lower California and Old Mexico. He
reports everything serene with no
war troubles in Lower California.
-Player-piano music rolls, bench
IS and stools for sale at 65S Boule-
'ard. G. F. Shepherd & Son.
How about clean cuff shirt for
'ou? Buy it at Enders.
Clint Gallatin, deputy assessor, is
low engaged in assessing the acreage
the city of Ashland and the
iouth part of the county. He is the
anne gentleman that assessed the
and south of Ashland last year, and
o far as known his assessments have
,iven satisfaction.
Fifty per cent discount on all
abinet photos until March 25 at the
iarble Studio. S1-2t
Those new John Kelly shoes
lave arrived at Enders'.
William Deans of Seattle was here
m business last week.
Friday evening the Shriners voted
10 toward getting a cup for the win
Ter of the Marathon race, and the
llks Saturday night voted 800 to be
Ised in the Big Brother movement,
r Boys Club.
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