Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-07-27


southern Florida, will be at the Hotel
Austin Friday, August 4, demonstrat-
ing the Nu-Bone made-to-measure
corset. 1t
Mrs. j. NJ. Trefren and daughters
returned to their home at Roseburg
Monday after a several days visit
with friends and relatives in this city
and Medford.
Harold Rogers and Neil Allen Of
Grants Pass, who are spending the
summer here, went down to their
Grants Pass homes and visited over
last Sunday.
Suffering is due to violation of
Natures laws or Natures way to keep
the body in. health. If you want to
be benefited, learn about Chiroprac-
tic. 1t is the choice of thinking men
and women everywhere, because it is
the one logical science Of health. G..
r. Utterback, the Chiropractor, 1OS
Pioneer avenue, Ashland. 1t
o. F. Carson, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Eugenia Carson, from
Kansas, who is spending the summer
here, left last Friday for Fort Rock,
where they will visit brother, j. p.
Carson.
The Columbia Cafe possess a new
gold leaf sign of artistic design which
was placed on their windows by
Dutch" Emery, sign painter of Ash
land, the old sign, which was put on
by some itinerant painter, having
worn off
We are headquarters for camping
goods. Large assortment at close
prices, including tents, double and
single cots, hammocks. camp chairs,
tables, etc. j. P. Dodge & Sons.
1926
Many Ashlanders are planning to
attend "The Birth Of Nation"
which is to be shown at the Page
Theatre at Medford this week, be-
ginning tonight. A thirty-piece SYM
phony orchestra is an added attrac-
tion which will take many from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Butler, Miss
Mary Weisenburger and Ural Cole
man motored over into northern Cali
fornia Monday, taking lunch at Fall
Creek. They visited Montague and
Yreka before returning back over the
mountain. The trip included about
one hundred and fifty miles in all.
Sixty-five-pound sack rolled barley
and oats $1.25. Ashland Mills.
Phone 49. 19-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Nortridge and
son Burnell, Miss Maud E. Nortridge
of Ashland, Mr.. and Mrs. S. McGil-
very, Mr.. and Mrs. Wherli and Miss
Irene Wherli of Condor, Ore, made
up a party which went from here to
the Josephine County Caves last
week.
w. B. Beebe, ]. S. Langhorne and
A. E. Kinney and their wives are es-
tablished at a camp at Longs cabin
where a number of Ashlanders are
enjoying camping out" The gen
tlemen motor down for business
every morning, returning to the
mountain at night.
There are no better shirts made
than the famous brands "Silver" and
"Ide" at 81, $1.25, $3.50. Mitchell
G. Whittle. 1t
Two good looking young ladies
were in the city last week attempting
to sell magazine subscriptions, but
were met in most instances by gentle
rebuffs. some even going so far as to
show them receipts given by two
young female persons who were
through last year on spurious sub
scription deal.
E. McClanahan, o. A. Foust and
C. B. Walker of Eugene spent short
time in Ashland on an auto trip of
about a week to southern Oregon
points. They camped in Lithia Park.
Mr.. McClanahan is an old-time resi-
dent of Eugene, poultry raiser and
incubator manufacturer. In recent
years he has added camp stools and
other wooden articles to the output
of his factory, thus demonstrating
that Oregon can manufacture and sell
at a profit many of the articles for
which the raw material is found in
such abundance in this state.
Gold Hill News; Miss Dorothy
Smith visited Ashland the past week