Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-12-14

twenty different kinds. $3.50 to
$50. Johnson's Jewelry Store. 55-tf
About twenty members of the
Mems Social Service League went to
Talent Tuesday evening to attend a
gathering at the Methodist church in
that city.
See Rose Bros. about your Xmas
candies. Their prices are sure to
please you. 59-tf
Train 5 was run in two sections
last night owning to early holiday
travel. An extra crew was called to
run to Dunsmuir on account of divid-
ing the train.
Be sure and visit the palmlst at
the Christmas bazaar in the Elks
building Saturday, December 16.
Reading 10 cents 1t
Crit Tolman and sons Crit and
Chet were in town the past week for
few days stay while en- route south
from Seward, Alaska. They will
spend the winter in Honolulu.
Handy articles for all occasions
may be found in the Every Day of the
Week booth at the Christmas bazaar
in the Elks building. 1t
Under the supervision of Superin-
tendent Fraley the pavement in front
of the Hotel austin has been covered
with decomposed granite and a much
better footing for teams afforded.
twenty-five cents worth of ex-
tracts or spices free with every three
or five pound can of Royal Club cof-
fee at the Ashland Trading Co. Offer
stands to January 1. 59-9t-Thur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Stevens and Mr..
and Mrs NJ L. Johnson moved to
the formers ranch on Williams creek
last week. Mr.. Stevens moved the
last of their household goods down
Wednesday.
Be sure and buy a rocker for
Christmas. j. p. Dodge & Sons have
large stock to select from. 53-tf
After many delays, sportsmen of
southern Oregon and northern Cali
fornia have succeeded in having con-
gress appropriate $50 as starter
towards the installation Of a fish
hatchery on the klamath river.
We are making a large reduction
in our china department at Holmes
grocery. 1t
The political science study class
will meet at 2:30 Saturday afternoon
at the Auxiliary Club rooms. The
subject, under Miss Towne, will be
Parliamentary Usage and the Consti-
tuition of Oregon. Everyone invited.
Say, the prices Rose Bros. are
making on their Xmas candies are
sure to fit the smallest purse. Try
them. 59-tf
Mrs. F. f. Walters has returned
from three months spent in various
points in northern California in the
telegraphic service of the Southern
Pacific Company. Mrs. Walters has
many warm friends in Ashland who
are glad to welcome her back.
Any one wanting to send maya
zines as Christmas gifts can do so
by calling up Miss Eleanor Greer,
phone 80, or calling on her at the
Tidings office. Prices on any club
bing offer at the lowest prices. 59-3t
Wah Chung, popular Chinese mer-
chant, made his yearly round last
week, distributing Chinese lily bulbs
to his merchant friends. The bulbs
are supposed to have the peculiar
property of bringing happiness and
prosperity to those under whose care
they bloom.
During this week I wish to show
you the new silverware for the table.
The highest quality makes-you
know them. We have some odd
pieces in discontinued patterns at
material reductions. Just as good as
the others and lots cheaper. H. l..
Wbited 58-2t
The Mattern family received a visit
last week from Ed Harris and Ben
Stalman, old friends, who are now
located in Alaska on the headwaters
of the Yukon, where they have been
located for eight years, and the trip
to this vicinity was the first time
they had been outside Of the terri
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