Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-03-04

Authoritative Styles IN spring cor
sets at Enders' Be we'll corseted.
James Reynolds spent Tuesday in
Medford attending to business affairs.
Medford will put all wanderers of
the hobo and unemployed transient
class to work sweeping streets and
like work in the future.
Charlie Rose has.started back from
Kentucky and will stop at the exposi-
tion on his way home. He will get
back to Ashland about March Is.
For every dollar you spend get one
mile in travel on the auto bus, rail
road, or buy your Pullman fare with
Scrip. We give Scrip. Ashland
Trading Co., phone 1872.
T. w. Niles and wife, Delroy
Getchel and family, W. H. Gore and
party, John g. Orth and family were
among the parties who motored to
Ashland last Sunday.
Some of the girls of Medford have
organized roller skating club and
skated over the pavement to Central
Point. They are contemplating a
trip to Ashland via skates. ~
Cal Hughes, veteran railroad man
of Hornbrook, and for the past few
years manager of the Miners Hotel,
was brought to the local sanitarium
Tuesday, dangerously ill with pneu-
monia.
Sweetheart day at the Ashland
Trading Co. Thursday, March II.
That means cut the coupon out of
this paper and bring to us and get a
cake of Sweetheart toilet soap free.
Ashland Trading Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dunlap
stopped off over Tuesday night here.
They are travelling from Woodburn
to San Diego and are riding only dur
ing the daytime, thus missing moth
ing in the way of scenery and getting
better rest.
The local high school issued the
first number Of paper which they
: will publish at monthly intervals
hereafter, on last Monday. The sheet
is we'll gotten up and highly repre-
sentative of school activities.
The time, Thursday, March IL
The place, Ashland Trading Co. The
present, one cake of Sweetheart toilet
soap for the coupon in this paper
Remember, Ashland Trading Co.
phone 1872.
Among the visitors from here to
Jacksonville last Monday were:
James Bowers, Homer Barron, Will
2 Dewitt, Roy Walker, Butler Walker
o. Winter, Billy Briggs, o. D. Briggs
A. l.. Irwin and several others. Much
e interest is being manifested local.!
: in the Martin trial
Much favorable comment has beer
y heard lately on the artistic sign worl
anu ClCNCl Ndl Will "hiCL EN
( Dews has been decorating the win
S dows of local merchants as advertise
ments for the Medford-Ashland bas
o ketball games. Ed is getting to b'
II quite clever with the brush.
Showing of trimmed hates, shapes
O flowers and trimmings Saturday
March 6. All the ladies are invited
to inspect the new styles. Prices
reasonable. 2,OON extra votes will
e each cash purchase of hats.
A. D. Barr and family of Spokant
have settled in Ashland and are 10
t Gated in the Van Scoy home on Nor
IS ton street. Mr.. Barr was attracted
5. here on account of the fine climat,
= and the springs development. H
!, will likely soon be in the market TO
, property but desired to look th
place over for while before he in
= vested.
= Showing of trimmed hats, shapes
flowers and trimmings Saturday
March 6. All the ladies are invite
q to inspect the new styles. Price
u reasonable. 1000 extra votes wit
IT each cash purchase of hats.
The Interurban auto complete
their rout of the railroad last Mon
day when they actually carried
train of cars from here to Medfort
/ The train was not full size, however
/ but was toy train which some tran
sient at the Medford Hotel ha
picked up at the East Side pharmac
i and was taking to his little boy a
the Medford Hotel.
Mayor Johnson was in the midst Q
Il wonderful oratorical effort las
II Tuesday afternoon at the Ohioan
II gathering when word was brought I
Il him that his store was on fire. With
II out losing word he threw his key
II to a nearby policeman and went O
| with his speech. The fire was only
little blaze started in the window b
| the sun and reading glass and di