Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-12-07

own prices on railroad movements.
If you don't buy of us we both lose
money. r. j. Smith. Elks Temple. tt
Just arrived, fine selection of
piano scarfs and rubber hoods. We
also carry stools and benches. G.. f.
Shepherd & Son, SIS Boulevard. ct
Mrs. Staples returned Saturday
from Red Bluff, where she has been
attending her sick father. He is re-
ported to be much better.
The school census as now complet-
ed shows that there are 1900 school
children in the city, 655 of which are
boys and 645 of which are girls. Last
year the count was 1,275.
Great discounts will be given on
players and pianos from now to Xmas
by C. F. Shepherd & Son., the most
reliable and oldest piano dealers in
southern Oregon. These specials will
last until Xmas. 65S Boulevard. 1t
Benton Bowers returned Friday
evening from the middle west, where
he has been on business since the
18th of November. He visited at diff
ferent points in Minnesota and Iowa.
He went by way of the northern
route, but returned via the Grand
Tonvop of tho CoioradO
"The wetter the better" say all
who wear our rubbers. Briggs G.
| Shinn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Robbins of
Eugene and Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Has
sell of Everett, Wash, were visitors
with w. H. Day the latter part of the
week, on their way to southern Cali
fornia for an outing during the win
ter months. The parties were all
originally from Grinnell, Iowa.
Mr.. Vallandingham, new pastor OF
the Christian church, preached two
excellent sermons Sunday. In the
morning he gave missionary sermon
in honor of the Woman's Missionary
Society, and better sermon on this
subject hasn't been preached in this
church for years.
c. FS Shepherd & Son have just
celebrated their twenty-sixth ami,
versary as piano dealers of southern
Oregon. In honor of the event they
have decided to give a discount oi
$26 as a Xmas present to the first
, purchaser of player or piano. Il
you really want a piano, come anc
investigate. 65S Boulevard. 2t
That private property cannot b.
condemned for private irrigation o.
, waterpower purposes, was a decision
handed down by the circuit court a
Albany last week, the court contend
ing that such action would be an in
fringement of the constitutions
rights of owners of property.
Y Sydney Wise has been employed b.
the R. j. Smith jewelry store. H
o has been on the road as a jewelr
salesman for several years in tn
, east and has decided to make Ash
: land his home, as he believes tn
springs development means much TO
G our future.
n Lumbermen's overs, rubber boots
o arctics.. Fresh stock. Briggs
Shinn.
l. AS a portion of Oregon's display q
t the Panamam-Pacifice exposition ne1
year, ten carloads of products of thi
n state will be shipped south within
l. few days under the auspices of tn
l. Willamette Valley Exposition AssC
Is citation. Already 164 boxes of apple
have been forwarded and will b
II promptly installed in the Orego
s. building.
Vote for Hedges for recorder.
% G. w. Remington of California
s who has been in Ashland for h
y health for the past two or thre
e months, reports that the climate
benefiting him greatly, as he hi
gained seventeen pounds. He is
sufferer from bronchitis. He WI
formerly linotype operator. He r
4 sides at present on Mob Hill stree
Each day he takes a walk over II
\ hills and breathes the mountain al
C. c. Harris, now of Salem, ma
n rowly escaped death at The DALI
4 last Wednesday, where he was wor
ing for a Salem contractor on a ne
NJ school building. He fell from co
nice decking onto the concrete step
H distance of twenty-five feet, brea
ing his left wrist and two small bon
of the left ankle, besides sufferir
ii very painful bruises about the BAT
II and chest. Mr.. Harris is form
Il resident of Ashland, and his frien'
Il here will be glad to learn that
Il is making rapid recovery from h
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