Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-19

IlOl. DlloSOo was the SpSdheI dI
the assembly Wednesday morning at
the high school. He urged more at
tentive work on the part of the stu
dents, and showed what it cost par
ents per head to send pupils through
high school. His speech was very
arrest and commanded the attention
of every student. Miss Gala Vogeli
gave the musical number, a piano
solo, which was heartily encored.
Roy Davis has traded his property
on Church street for the property of
Mr.. Root of Medford He will change
his residence to that town, much to
the disappointment of Ashland
friends, for he and family have made
many social ties during the time they
have been in the city.
M. C. Reed and DR.. Charles H.
Levitt of Portland we're Ashland Wis
itors Wednesday. They are looking
the place over with view of locat-
ing, attracted here by the prospect
i've springs development.
Student wants use of piano near
high school for one hour at noon on
week days. Inquire Tidings office.
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Big turkey shoot at Talent Sat
urday, November 21, 10 a. m. Rifle
and trap shooting.
Phoenix silk hose at Enders'.
Furnished houses are a premium
in the city. People are looking for
such almost every day in the week.
There is not a first-class dwelling
! house in Ashland that is vacant.
That is an encouraging statement to
make.
The cigar store of E. R. Grieve on
the plaza is making some improve
ments in it's interior. The walls and
ceiling have been recalcimined and
are now fresh and clean.
Mrs. A. E. Hall, china decorator
Lessons on Friday and Saturday at
III Laurel street. Phone 223-J.
5O-2t'
Holmes Bros will demonstrate
the X l. brand of boneless chicken
tamales with Golden Gate coffee.
Make Thanksgiving what it
should be, by buying suit at End
ers'.
There will be a praise service at
the Presbyterian church next Sun
day evening, under the auspices of
the Women's Missionary Society.
Miss Calkins will give a reading and
the choir will give special music.
Everybody invited.
]. ]. High of Holland, where he
has conducted a pack train in the
past, has taken up quarters in the
Ashland Hotel for rest.
Morris & Lidstrom have installed
new 360-gallon tank for their re-
serve system of gasoline dispensing.
Rose Bros, the place for the
best chicken tamales, hot drinks and
fine homemade candies. If
Phone 420-J for good dry block
wood. Fir and pine, s2.25 per tier.
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E. D. Briggs is in Jacksonville to-
day on business.
The cast for the high school ami
versary play to be given at some date
after Thanksgiving is: Raymond
Badger, Ralph Harris, S. A. Peters,
Elbert Farlow, Leith Abbott, Rich
ard Ware, Faye Phillips. Bruce Lin
niger, Virgil Rush. Miriam Shaw,
Mary Weisenburger, Helen Moore,
Priscilla Carnahan, Helen Van Dyke,
Hazel Dalzell and Gerald Gunter.
For recorder vote for Hedges.
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Eat our hot chicken tamales.
Quality unsurpassed. Rose Bros. tt
The cream of the bargains have
scarcely been touched at Minkler's.
Prices are making the women talk
and help advertise. II you have not
read the advertisement prices and
been in attendance at the sale, you
have missed a golden opportunity.
Howard Frame is laid up from the
results of hurt received during
football practice.
Ladies' hats at half price at
Enders'. Only a few left
Have fit at Ores shop.