Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-30

Merchant of Venice, Up to Date, at
the high school gymnasium, Friday,
December 4 2t
M. G. Lawrence was operated upon
last week at the Granite City Hos
pital. He is convalescing at present
at that place.
Beginning today we give cash
discount of 10 per cent, which con-
tinues through month of December
and applies to all goods in our line
except R. R. movements. o. H. John
son, Jeweler.
The Rev. Farquhar of Hedgesville,
Mont. is expected to arrive in the city
this week and will occupy the pulpit
at the Congregational church.
See the Merchant of Venice, Up to
Date, Friday, December 4 at the high
school gymnasium. Admission 25
cents. 2t
Sam Holland Club ills, who have
been herding their band of goats in
Keene creek district, have moved
their herd to winter quarters on the
Holt ranch across Bear creek.
Careful and particular buyers
should not fail to look our stock over
before buying holiday goods. All the
new and up-to-the-minute merchan-
disc in every line. Johnson's Jewelry
Store.
For recorder vote for Hedges.
Do not be disappointed. Leave
your measure now for your new holi-
day suit at the Ores tailor shop.
Only three weeks till Christmas. Do
it now.
Mrs. A. w. Silsby, who had the
misfortune to have a bad fall last
Saturday, is recovering slowly from
the effects. The accident came near
proving serious.
Balmacaans made here, special for
short time only, SIS, at Ores shop.
Merchant of Venice, Up to Date, at
the high school gymnasium, Friday,
December 4. ct
Paul Bachtell, who was called here
by the death of his mother, returned
to Logan, Utah, Saturday. He is at
tending the Utah Agricultural Col
lege this year.
See the wonderful values in suits
tailored to your measure for $17 and
$3.50 at Ores shop. Specials for
this week
The many friends of w. Newell
Wright, ticket clerk at the S. P.
depot, will sympathize with him and
his wife in the loss of their infant
daughter, who was born last Monday
and died suddenly on Thanksgiving
day.
Literary anniversary at high school
gym Friday, December 4, p. m. ct
The Merchant of Venice Up to
Date is going to be a scream from
start to finish. There will be fine
cast, fine play, fine popular price,
fine crowd, and a fine lot of laugh
ter. Better go and see the produc-
tion.
See the Merchant of Venice, Up to
Date, Friday, December 4 at the high
school gymnasium. Admission 20
cents. 2t
DR.. B. Fontaine of Portland has
opened an optical shop in the Smith
jewelry store in the Elks temple. He
was attracted to Ashland by reason
of the springs development, believing
the future of the city is assured by
this plan. He comes we'll recon-
mended and is already an enthusiastic
booster for the lithia city.
We do not give trading stamps but
instead give 10 per cent cash discount
on all purchases in month of Decem-
ber. In addition we are giving some
premiums and souvenirs to our Gus.
toners. Johnson's Jewelry Store.
The Home Laundry has received
the new machinery and will have it
installed in a short while. Their
work will now be of the highest ex-
cellence and will be of better class
than any laundry in southern Oregon
can turn out.
Your father, husband, osn or broth
er will appreciate a new suit or over
coat for Christmas, If you have 1t
made to his measure. Prices lower
than ready mades and satisfaction
guaranteed at Orres' tailor shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titus, the Swaggart
family and the McKercher family en-
joyed picnic dinner near Steinman
Thanksgiving day. The weather was
ideal for such, being warm and
balmy. They thought that this was
certainly model way to spend
Thanksgiving day.