Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-04-19

cooked meals. S6-tf
o. H. Johnson motored to Medford
with his family Sunday.
Try the Park Hotel for Sundays
chicken dinner. 86-tf
Miss Ruth Scott visited friends in
Medford Thursday afternoon.
Homes just like paying rent. See
Beaver Realty Company 93-tf
Mrs. w e. Dean of Grants Pass is
visiting her sister in~this city.
The East Side meat market has in
stalled a new refrigerating plant.
Wanted, ten women. Call Vining
Theatre Wednesday, April 21, at
p. m. 1t
Dan Applegate, Wells-Fargo agent,
has been on the sick list several days
past.
Look over our display Of gifts for
commencement. Johnsons jewelry
store.
Harry Hosler spent several hours
visiting in Medford last Thursday
evening
Why pay rent? Better own your
own home. See Beaver Realty Com
pany for facts and figures. 93-tf
Miss Martha Rease spent part of
last week in Medford visiting with
friends
Mrs. W. NJ. Blowers of Grants Pass
visited with friends in this city the
J last of the week.
For homes, low prices and easy
terms, see Beaver Realty Company.
93-tf
Henry Winnings returned the last
of the week from a business trip to
klamath Falls.
Royal Society crochet cotton 1Oc
per ball, all sizes, in white and ecru.
Ashland Trading Co., phone 1922.
Miss Matte MCGEE returned to her
. Grants Pass home Friday morning
after business visit to this city
Let us fit you with pair of
Scholls Foot Eazers for your tired,
, aching feet Briggs & Shinn.
Miss Blanche Seaman of Rogue
River spent last week visiting with
= her sister, Miss Bessie Seaman, in
this city.
. Orres cleans clothes cleaner than
any cleaner that cleans clothes clean.
Phone GA. We call for and deliver.
Mrs. w. e. Dean of Grants Pass
arrived Wednesday for a visit with
numerous relatives in town and coun-
try among the Neil, Murphy and
Tozer families.
c. c.. Moore, teacher of science ant
athletic coach during the past twt
years at Medford high school, ha
been selected principal OF that insti
tuition.
Do you know all you care to of tn,
Bible? Come teach others. Do yo,
want to know more? Come an,
learn. Corner B and Second. \Wed
nesday evening, 1880. 1t*
E. NJ. Coldren. editor of the Ober
lin (Kan.) Herald and an old frien
of P. l.. Ashcraft, is in Ashland 70
v few days looking over our scener
v and visiting with mis- old friends.
]. Have you seen the new Mary Pick
ford low heel pumps. They're classy
= Briggs & Shinn.
Winifred Phillips, while working a
the power saw in the manual trainin
department at the high school, slippe
* and fell against the machine. Hi
hand came into contact with the say
and his little finger was severed.
Look over our bargain counter
Shoes for your big boy and gir
Briggs & Shinn.
The insurance companies have ad
justed the loss suffered by the Wee,
Lumber Company in the fire o
March 10, when yard No. was de
stroyed, at s139,O0O. The actual los
was much greater than the insurance
l. loss.
Mrs. Sue Day has been a visito
IL this week with the Anderson an
, Wheeless families at Hornbrool
previous to their departure for Vii
n ginia, where the former will visi
Z for time with her daughter, Mrs
Wheeless, in the vicinity of Rich
mond.
Mrs. j. w. Aldrich of Oakland
Cal, field secretary OF missionar
work in Pacific coast and intermour
III tain states under Presbyterian au
pices, was in Ashland Thursday, in
l vestigating the status of the churc
movement in this locality, on her wa
to Grants Pass.
When other lips and othe
,e tongues their tales of love shall tell,
F-IH