Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-16

PAOaShSu very STIRRING sermon at
the Christian church.
New shipment of builders hard
ware, lock sets and cupboard trims
In all the finishes. 315x3 p Inch
Stanley butts 12hc pair. Warner
Mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Stannard
and son left Saturday for Rochester
Mimi, to consult with the MAYO
brothers. They go by way of Los
Angeles.
You'll find it at Enders'.
j. r. Tozer of Ashland returned
Saturday from Petaluma, where he
has been staying with his son Bert.
who is engaged in the chicken busi-
ness.
i have moved my office to my
cottage, 33 The Pines, Nutley street,
and will answer calls day or night.
Phon. No. 443-R. Prof. B. E. Smith,
S2-3t"
Robert l.. Vining and his architect
Will arrive Tuesday morning from
Seattle. The material has been
shipped and will be on the ground
this week.
Friday, the 18th, proved a good
day for fishermen. w. E. Blake, f.
H. Johnson, Joe Frizell and Harry
Hosler made good catches at Ray
Gold dam.
George n. O'Brien, president of
the American National Bank of San
Francisco, was in town last week on
business.
-Ladies'suits and coats at Enders'.
f. d. Briggs, f. V. Carter and
]. G. Hurt autoed to Jacksonville
Saturday on business.
C. NJ. Brown of San Francisco was
in Ashland Friday on business.
c. ]. Foster of Hit was in Ash
land last week on business.
Something doing all the time at
Enders'. Yes, indeed!
E. n. Butler has st. Patrick win
dow which is worthy of the large
cities. 1t is beautifully and artistic
ally decorated in the choicest of can
dies, which are colored green to suit
the occasion.
THAT green grass is growing fast.
Hadn't you better cut it before it
gets too high? Warmers $2.65 Cold
we'll lawn mower will do the work.
Manager Rith of the Missouri Girl
writes the management of the armory
that they are enjoying a record-mak-
ing business along the line. their
houses being sold out at Eugene,
Salem, Roseburg and Medford. They
appear at the armory tomorrow
Tuesday night.
OF course I bought it at Enders'.
-Brooms. Ask your dealer for the
product of the local factory. S7-tf
George McCullem, was bound over
to grand jury today, charged with
issuing false checks. He is on fur
Tough from the navy, and cashed the
checks with local merchants Satur-
day. He admitted his guilt before
Justice G. w. Seager.
MIR. E. S. Sawyer will be pleased
to meet persons desiring intruction
in the Hesitation Waltz, One-Step,
Tango and Spanish Waltz. Rates and
engagements at Hotel Oregon during
the day or Trinity parish house even
ings. S3-2t"
The West Side Parent-Teacher AS
sociation cordially invites every one
interested in the social life of our
school boys and girls to attend the
discussion of the school children's So
cial life at the West Side school We'd
nesday afternoon.
The smoothest skinner means
the smoothest butter, and therefore a
higher price for the butter. The
Sharples Tubular has the disc" ma
chimes beaten a mile. Warner is the
agent, and the sales for the past four
months show the people are wise.
Also the "Sharples Mechanical Milk
er."
Swenson & McRae made a ship
ment of furniture Saturday to Horn
brook. This sale was brought about
advertising and shows how
readily purchasers can be interested
when reached properly. Well-pleased
patrons always tell of their bargains
and interest others.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Coutant were
visitors Saturday. They
have just arrived from Mt. Pleasant,
Mich. and will locate at Grants Pass
Mr.. Coutant has purchased the OBJ
server and will take charge at once.
He was surprised at the wonders OF
the Rogue river on his first visit,
md 10 an enthusiastic booster for !