Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-03-23

Jne III IL you get your sui lIOn III
Ter & Paulserud. They are tailors
and desire every suit to be an adyer-
tisement. They know how to make |
clothes as we'll as fit clothes. 1t
The mid-week Lenten service at
Trinity church will be held this week
on Thursday evening, the 26th, in
stead of Wednesday, owing to Miss
Helen Keller's lecture on the latter
evening.
Mr.. Benedict has turned the
agency Of the famous Instant Chicken
Louise Killer over to s. F. Starr. You
will see him on the hominy wagon.
Address ga California street. 1t"
f. NJ. Fowler of Lawrence, Kan,
was in the city Friday. He was for
merly a member of the CarsonSmith
Lumber Company and is well known
In Ashland.
Mrs. c. ]. Mast of Portland is Wis
iting her father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Farmhouse. She will leave
later for trip to North Carolina.
Charles Swedenburg, a druggist
: from Cannon Falls, Mimi, is in town
; visiting his brothers, F. G. and A,
: w. Swedenburg.
Fresh kippered salmon, salt
mackerel and all kinds of canned
fish at Ashland Trading So. Phone
1922. 1t
Mrs. Charles Rose of this city, who
: has been visiting friends in Grants
I Pass this week, returned Thursday
: The stamp people know nothinf
= about quitting giving the stamps
: Mrs. H. Simons, who has them. S5-2
s Mrs. Jessie Rondeau returned from
l. Grants Pass Thursday. She has beer
s. visiting friends in that city
u Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Chamberlain
III of North Yakima are visiting at tn
T. A. Van Nice home.
ie Charles Smith of Harbor, Ore, wa
10 a guest of w. w. Caldwell last week
&c He was here for the purpose of in
- augurating an electric light and waite
10 works system for the new town {
Harbor, on the coast.
~ Tom Hunter, lawyer from We
40 sailles, Mo, and a relative of Mr.
"' Hal McNair, is visiting at the Nj
'e Nair home while stopping over fro
a trip he is making through the we
nu on business.
w. Mrs. Peters and daughter of Oh
~ cago visited in the family of w.
Caldwell the latter part of last wee
OF They found California uncomfortab
La warm and thought Ashland deligl
re- full.
Rev. E. H. Hicks, former minist
aE' of the Baptist church, passed throu
lps Ashland on his way to Albany, whe
ult he is now located. He is returni
from a trip in California.
no Discount coupons of the Ashla
ek' Trading Co. will be good until Mar
2S. Don't forget that it is
ks, saving on your purchases. Ashla
lis. Trading Co. 1t
H. H. Fox OF Lake creek left
len California yesterday. He will resu
& his teaching at Fresno till the e
of the season.
ag- Hickory nuts make the best ca
on. of any nut grown. You can get th
the for 17k c per lb. at the Ashla
[ Trading Co. 1t
ere The sacred concert at the Pres
/. terian church last night was spl
ga didly rendered to a crowded hou
The choir is being given appreciat
support by the congregation and n
sic lovers.
, B. Z. Whitmore has closed n d
for the five-room bungalow of Z
Hosler for w. Il. Rogers. Possess
will be given at once.
I'll New shapes arrived at N
Simons' millinery. Come in and
iii them. Fidelity stamps with e
|U purchase. S5-2
|u Charles W. Permission. who was
the past seven years associated "
Sander Brothers, has resigned to Il
4 a position with Lane & Peebler
III their Green Springs ranch. "Chucl
many friends regret to see him lea
1U but wish him success in his new p
n ton.
III w. e. Glendenning returned Thu
day from Yreka, where he has b
on business. He was accompaf
by ]. D. Rigg of Bray, Cal, who
poets to visit here.
Rev. Rogers, who has been h
ing revival meetings in the Nazar
church the last week, LETT Friday
Los Angeles.
I'LL New line Of fancy and GRO,
IW buttons at the Ashland Trading
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