Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-09-21

Mothers who wish their children
to spend their time in profitable work
and play should make arrangements
to place them in Mrs. Hardy's private
school. Each child studied individu-
ally and progress according to his
ability. See Mrs. Hardy between
and p, m. at 1870 East Main street.
School will permit visitors after Oc-
tober 9. 1t
DR.. ]. G. Wayson of Honolulu and
Miss Arnold, assistant nurse, stopped
off in the city Friday and Saturday
DR.. Wayson was looking at some land
which he had purchased in this vicin-
ity. Upon being told of the two Ash
land girls in Honolulu he said he
would look them up upon his return.
"A fibre mat is just the thing to
save aches and pains and, keep the
house in order. 1t also saves the car
pets and rugs. Phone j, P Dodge &
Sons for one of the new fibres. 75c
to 50.
A. T. Warner and wife returned
from Evansville, Ind, Saturday. They
took the remains of Mrs. Reed, the
mother of Mrs. Warner, to that place,
where interment took place.
A tailored suit wears better,
looks more dressy and lasts longer
than the other kind. Paulserud &
Barrett are practical tailors and guar
antee perfect fit
Abbott & Mcdaniel are too busy
to prepare their advertising matter
Their cleaning and tailoring business
is increasing to such an extent they
have to be on the job every minute
to keep up with the work and deliver
on time. This popular shop is show
ing the most complete line of tailoi
samples ever shown in the city anc
invite you to look over the samples
]. j. Hubert and wife and two
children, from Portland, constitutes
an auto party which laid over in Ash
land last week on account of tn
weather. The trip over the Siski
yous could not be made on accoun
of the heavy rains.
Miss Mary E. Young, former Ash
land girl who is studying in the con
servatory at Decatur, ILL.,, writes tina
she will study this winter under Pro
fessor Bogowlisky, the famous plan
instructor.
Mrs. Fred Taylor and Mrs. G. +
Saltwater, who have been visiting /
. the city, left Friday for their HON
in Corning, Cal.
Miss Mildred Hicks left last wee
e for Corvallis, where she will take q
college work.
n A. B. Gardner, living on the Tozt
=, premises, left for Crater Lake tn
a morning. taking along his broth'
: and family, who are visiting he
from Santa Ana, Cal. This is Il
r third trip to the lake that Mr.. Gar
r ner has made this season. He Wi
g camp at Prospect over night, havir
a cousin there who is connected wit
e the big power plant.
n Miss Ethel Snyder of San Franci
S CO, who has been the guest of Mr.. al
Mrs. Howard Rose for several day
i left for Portland today. She W
n visit Seattle and return by steam
to San Francisco.
v Mrs. Wing, the mother Of MI
v Henry Enders, Jr., arrived in AshlaI
Friday from Klamath Falls. She W
- spend the winter here.
IS H. B. Offer, travelling salesma
is sick and under the physicians ca
- at the Columbia Hotel.
! Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Kelly of s.
= Francisco were in the city Friday
,e short visit.
IS -Brooms. Ask your dealer for t
product of the local factory. S7-tf
e. Frank Dobrowsky, a promine
ir jeweler of Redding, Cal, is in t
city for few days. Frank Philbri
er of Dunsmuir is also in company wi
10 him. He is looking after Sol
Greeks that bought watches on p;
: payment and have never finished pa
|, ing for them.