Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-04-02
Eugene Walrad celebrated hi

siXty-second birthday Tuesday. Mrs.
Walrad arranged a surprise in the
evening in the form of dinner, the
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Frulan and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Lane and Mrs. Jacobs.
The Mccall pattern is the easiest
to cut by and always up to date with
the largest assortment to choose from.
On sale at the Ashland Trading Com
pany.
j. NJ. Casebeer returned Tuesday
from Eugene, where he has been liv-
ing for several months. According to
reports, he has come back to stay.
Charlie Porter, who has been
student of the Ashland high school
for the last winter, left Tuesday for
Hit, where he expects to work.
One hundred different patterns and
colors of staple and fancy silks car
ried in stock at the right prices at
the Ashland Trading Company.
DR.. George Rebec arrived Tuesday
from Eugene He has been on busi-
ness for the extension department OF
the University of Oregon.
Our line of embroidery and GRO
chet threads is complete. Prices
right, service good. Lanes Needle
Shop, IFS South Main. SS-2t
LIQUID bluing five times stronger
than the ordinary bottle bluing at the
same price. Ashland Trading Com
pany, phone 1872.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Millner are back
from a trip to southern California,
where they have been spending the
winter.
Don't you want to get in on the
March hose deal at Warmers? Con-
tract now and get the hose later II
| you desire.
E. D. Briggs returned Tuesday
from Roseburg, where he had been
engaged on business.
George Hawley is improving the
old Walker property, which he has
, recently bought.
c Come and look over our new line
r of spring samples just received. Full
z ler & Paulserud. 1t
/ Mrs. E. c. Richards Of klamath
Falls was visiting her family thi
4 week.
i Don't fail to hear DR.. Gilbert a
r the library Saturday evening at 1880
--Brooms. ASK your dealer for th'
q product of the local factory. S7-f
; -Wanted-Chicken at Depot Ho
tel. We pay IA cents a pound. Ss-t
Judge Tou Velle made flynn
Il visit to Ashland last Monday.
" Mrs. Simons has new shapes i
D. each week. Call and see them. 1t
For altering and repairing tr
. the new tailor at Orres' shop.
- C. H. Pierce of Medford was doin
business in the city yesterday.
" R. NJ. Bryant of Glendale was
business visitor Monday.
F. l.. Brown of Talent was in tow
" yesterday on business.
:. Order your spring suit now
= orres' shop.
Roof paint at Warmers, S5c II
NJ gallon.
II DR.. Gilbert Of the L. of o. will le
III ture on Emigration and Eugenics
at the library Saturday evening
l7:3O. This is one of the universal
"a extension lectures and on a subje
- of vital Importance. Come and briI
your friends to hear DR.. Gilbert
is usual, there will be no admissi'
fee.
-, Mrs. Simons has new shapes
each week. Call and see them. 1t
Ed Staples was in Talent Tuesd
on business.
-Orres for cleaning. Phone 6
on Harry Hosler had great cat
M yesterday up Ashland creek. The s.
inch law was in effect and the ere
was full of fish. However, don't
i think they are there for anyone
II catch, because when you try you "
4 probably be badly mistaken,
4 Harry is one of the real fishermen
the valley.
A. w. Walker was up from Me
ford Monday looking after his poll
cal fences. He recognizes the II
h that the republican field is attracti
n several others for the nomination
4 sheriff and he is not allowing
grass to grow under his feet He
Il certainly cover the territory a
Il promises to make his opponents
some IL they beat him to the prize