Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-30

Cut it now, or it will get the start of !
you Plain bearing mowers at $2.65,
ball bearing at $4.65, at Warmers. 1t
Arthur Wallace, who has been here
through the winter and attended high !
school for long time, left for Tilla- !
nook last week.
Don't forget the lecture on Yel-
lowstone Park tomorrow evening at
the Dreamland Theatre. Tickets 25
cents. 1t
E. A. Fisher OF Portland is in Ash
land and will spend some time at the
East Side mn.
Mrs. ]. D. Marrett and family were
called home naccount OF her faith
er's illness.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Murray of Grants Pass
was in town last week visiting
friends.
Alex Pellet left Saturday for |
Yreka, where he will visit the Peder-
sens.
Jesse Houck, former Ashlander,
was visitor from Medford today.
c. Jenkins was in Talent Friday
on business of the gas company.
Henry EnderS was Talent visitor
on Friday.
Mrs. D. NJ. Robinson and son Merle
arrived Saturday from the south.
They have been spending a couple of
weeks in San Francisco.
Ladies' suits, coats and skirts
tailored in my own shop very reas-
enable. Satisfaction guaranteed. l..
j. Orres.
Mrs. Joe Kerby and Mrs. Charlie
= Kerby left for Doris, CAL, Saturday,
, where they expect to spend the sum-
mer.
Just in lot of new things for
the needleworker. Lanes Needle
Shop, 175 South Main street. S8-2t
Messrs. NJ. E. and T. H. Elliott of
;, Emigrant Creek were here on busi-
y. ness trip Saturday.
o DR.. Brewer was in Derby over Sat
g urday, where he was attending pa
- tient.
-Wanted-Chickens at Depot Ho-
n tel. We pay Ia cents pound. S8-tf
,, w. F. Holbert, who has a ranch
It near the city, was in town Saturday.
l. -Brooms. ASK your dealer for the
II product of the local factory. S7-tf
" Miss Dorothy Lennart is in school
again after her recent illness.
Thomas Simpson was in Medford
Friday on business.
Wanted-A bus driver at Oregon
Hotel by April 1. S5-tf
1. S. Settle and wife spent Sunday
n in Medford.
Roof paint at Warmers, S5c the
10 gallon. 1t
n Something new-baby bath tow
If els. Very attractive. Lanes Needle
Shop, 175 South Main street. 1872
an William Myer and Robert Case!
lie were in Jacksonville on business Sat
urday.
e. NJ. B. Ralph of Wells, New, is il
o. town looking for location.
ed ]. w. Johnson and daughter visited
rs Medford Saturday.
ad -Morton's Millfeed makes NOR,
lie milk. 86-tf
is Cliff Payne makes flour bins.
Mrs. G. G. Eubanks and son Archie
" returned Sunday noon from Portland
~ where they have been since befor
the holidays and where Archie ha
been having treatment from an emf
IN nent specialist for his crippled limb
n While yet on crutches there is ever
Ss' reason to believe he will soon
le- much better than ever. A large cir
Gle of friends will rejoice with then
Mt. in his improvement.
ay The Southern Pacific put into Ell
en- feet Sunday excursion rate fror
Portland and intermediate points t
I'd, the Rogue River Valley, according t
an John NJ. Scott, general passenge
agent, who made a trip through tn
90 valley the first of the week and wa
n so favorably impressed with the beat
ty of the blooming orchards and tn
lovely weather that he wired bac
"o instructions to road officials to max
O" special rate for a Sunday trip
:" points in this valley.
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