Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-04-15

Charles Wynne, an employe of the
S. P. company here, has purchased |
the cement block house of James Gal
braith on Sherman street.
Miss Ruth Shoudy, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. NJ. Shoudy, is one of
forty members of the graduating
class at Reed college, Portland.
The greatest value ever offered in
automobiles is the news Metz % five
passenger $685., delivered. Telford
Bros, agents. 1t
G. L. Keeys of Los Angeles trans
acted business in this city the first
of the week and left Tuesday even
ing for points in Oregon and Utah.
Something special That new pat
ent closed sleeve work shirt, colors
blue, tan, gray and khaki, for SOC
each, at Mitchell & Whittles.
Mrs. Marietta Multi left Saturday
for Portland, where she will visit the
family of her son, L. L. Mufit, nation
al bank examiner for this district.
A waterproof khaki hat for $1.25.
1t is "just right" for every day use
Mitchell & Whittle.
William Duling, wife tnd sister,
Mrs. S. Williams OF Garfield, Wash,
stopped off Tuesday while en- route
home from the Exposition and visited
r. J. Edwards.
There are fits and then fits, but
some fits are filter fits than other
fits. Try Enders' fits.
Clyde Farrar was in town the first
of the week for a brief visit. He
goes from here to klamath Falls be-
fore returning to the Farrar ranch
home near Myrtle Creek.
Head lettuce. and cottage cheese
this week at the Ashland Trading
Company, phone 1922.
S. D. Stoner left Monday morning
for California points. His trip is
essentially of a business nature, but
he will combine pleasure with bust
ness and will visit both expositions.
A few blankets and quilts to close
out at reduction this week. ASH
and Trading Company.
Mrs. Minnie NJ. Byerly of Kanes
Creek has moved into the ColweIl
house on Granite street and will re-
main in Ashland to give her seven
l children the benefit of the Ashland
= schools.
Pure maple sugar in half pound
r cakes fifteen cents. Ashland Trad,
= ing Company, phone 1872.
Seth Jones, cattleman OF Lewiston
/ Idaho, has brought his sister-in-laW
= here for health considerations ant
they have located in rooms in the
e Staples residence on Almond street
e Spool silk thread OF every shade
and color. We can match any piece
? of goods made. Ashland Trading
= Company.
DR.. Briscoe, formerly of Ashland
r who recently leased offices in thu
v First State & Savings Bank building
has gone to Portland, where he in
tends to locate permanently.-Ro
burg Review.
Skirt and blouse MILDLY suits. Di
vided khaki skirts and bungalow
aprons at the ashland Trading Com
lpany.
c. r. Fisher, Western Union Tele
!, graph official is in the city and Il
!, being shown about by Manager New
combe of the local office. Mr. Fisher
is making a tour OF the coast and in
>. specting the larger offices.
Fancy ripe olives put up in 25c
zoe and 35c tins. These olives ar,
the incest and richest put up. Sole
by the Ashland Trading Company.
Bill Searle of Medford was up las
Saturday demonstrating the merits o
a diminutive little engine which Il
. attached to a bicycle and shoves /
>, around in great style. Mr.. Searle
is the valley agent for the device.
c. H. Vaupel returned Saturda,
= from a trip to northern Iowa, wher,
, he attended a family reunion, the oc
casion being the eightieth birthday o
J his mother. Mr.. Vaupel's brothe
, George accompanied him from Port