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

DRIED peaches, apricots, split plums,
pressed figs now at the Ashland Trad
ing Co.
The biggest turnout Of the year
graced the benches of the city hall
for band practice Friday evening.
We fit arch supports scientifically
to your individual foot. Briggs &
Shinn.
Mrs. A. w. Hansen, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. George Holly,
left Sunday for her home in Seattle.
If you want your piano tuned by a
reliable factory tuner, rhone 926-J,
Ashland, Ore. 94-2t-Mon.
Art Shepherd returned Friday from
the McKercher ranch, where he has
been making little sticks out of big
ones"
Why wear a ready-made when you
can get the same quality tailored to
your measure for less at Ores tailor
shop?
U. c. Collins, superintendent OF
schools at Medford, was up Saturday
afternoon visiting with q. R. Law
renee.
Lady Maccabees on Wednesday,
May 5. General good time, dane
ing and refreshments, 25 cents. I.
o. o. F. hall. 94-3t
Stuart Saunders left Sunday even
ing for Chicago. He was called to
the Illinois city by the serious illness
of his mother.
Undenominational, unsectarian, the
meeting at the church, corner B and
Second, is for Bible study alone.
Come, Wednesday evening, 1880. it,
The old barn on the city's property
opposite the high school has been
torn down, thus removing an eyesore
from the district.
Spirella corsets give comfort and
satisfaction. Try one. Call at 1OS
Fifth avenue, or phone Mrs. H. O.
Butterfield. 93-tf
Gilbert Stewart OF Medford, who
has been spending the past week on
his fathers ranch above Ashland, was
in town Friday.
Everybody is invited to the Bible
study held at the church, corner B
and Second, Wednesday April 81
1880. Don't forget to come. 1t"
l.. L. Multi, bank examiner for this
district, passed through Sunday even.
ing bound from San Francisco points
to his home in Portland.
We specialize on commencement
gifts. Many articles suitable for the
purpose, lasting as we'll as beautiful
o. Fl. Johnson, jeweler.
J. L. Coyle, district foreman for the
Postal Telegraph Company, left Sat
urday on an inspection trip of the
lines between here and Seattle.
White canvas Emmy Low and Gin
derella pumps with leather ventilated
insoles. Briggs & Shinn.
Mrs. Sarah E. Cox returned Sunda!
evening from Portland, where she at
tended the state convention of Macca
bees as a delegate from Ashland.
All musical artists concede tha
there is no finer grand piano mad,
than the Knabe. See G. T. Shepher,
& Son for grand pianos. 94-2t-Mon
Miss Elizabeta Wagner returned t.
her school at Myrtle Creek Sunda!
after a several days visit with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wagner
Call at 65S Boulevard and examin
c. F. Shepherd & Sons fine stock o
new pianos and player pianos now o.
exhibition for spring trade.
94-2t-Mon.
Fred Tostevin, who has been spend
ing the spring vacation with Ere
Schuerman, returned to his studies a
the University Of Oregon at Eugen
; Friday.
Tom Fuson spent Sunday Afternoon
in the city. He has been on the Stew
art ranch above town for the pas
few days recuperating from a sligh
attack of typhoid fever.
The parcel post is used in variet
of ways, but the express conpan,
may also claim distinction along thes
lines. Two calves were eXpresse
from Ashland to Gold Hill Saturday
A. c. Keller has completed tn
foundation for the new bungaloN
which he Is building on the corner o
Allison and Sherman streets, and nov
has a force OF carpenters at work o
the framework.
Mrs. e. ]. MeCollum while en- rout
to'her home in Minnesota from Phoe
mix, Ariz., where she spent the winter
stopped of Saturday for n week
visit with her aunt, Mrs. G. NJ. Ro
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