Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-28

eral Hospital at Washington, d. c.,
one of the largest and best in the
United States, with rheumatism.
Percy wishes to tell all his Ashland
friends Hello, and that he needs
few drinks of Ashland's famous
lithia water to cure his "rooma-
ticks" He says Washington is
beautiful place, but there's no place
like home and Ashland. He also
states that Goldwin Hernedon and
wife were to visit him last Sunday.
Mr.. Hernedon is well known in ASH
land and is now in the mail and file
division of adjutant general office in
the war, state and navy building.
Don't forget to Hooverize when
buying coffee. Save 10c, the price
of the tin can, and get the best grade
of bulk blend coffee at Ashland Trad
ing Co.
Mrs. Alex Livingston and Mrs Wal
ter Frulan went to Oakland, Cal. this
week to attend the funeral of the late
Dwight Phillips, an uncle of the for
mer.
See the all-wool suits at $1S.4O,
tailored to your measure at Ores.
Lee Hall of the Ford garage has
been unloading the car of new Fords
this week which he recently received.
Worth $1.75-selling the balance
of this week for good government
inspected potatoes, $1S5 per 100 by
the sack. Ashland Trading Co.,
phone 1872.
Sergeants Andy McGee and Millar1
Grubb will leave Fort Stevens some
time this week for Fort Monroe, Vir-
glnia, where they will enter the Of
ficers' training school. Sergeant VIII
Holmes will succeed Sergeant McGee
at the post exchange at Fort Stevens.
A wonderful line of ladies and
mems wrist watches at Johnson's jew
elry store. All the newest and finest.
Arville Settle, who accompanied the
body of the late Private Arthur Deck
er to Ashland Tuesday from Fort
will spend several days with
his parents here.
Buttons Of all kinds and sizes
made to order at Ores.
Mrs. F. P. Schneider, who has been
spending the winter in Whittier, CAL,
returned to Ashland this morning to
pack her household goods preparatory
to returning to Whittier to live. Mr..
Schneider remained in the south.
A most complete line of fine optical
goods can be seen at Johnsons jew
elry store. The new things in this
line. We will save you about SO per
cent and give you the latest and best.
The First National Bank has added
two more stars to their service flag
hanging in the window of the bank
These are for Lieut.. V. V. Mills and
Capt. A. ]. McCallen. This makes
four employees of the bank who are
in the United States service
New stock of mems watches at
Johnson's jewelry store. A complete
new stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Holmes of
Kearney, Neb., were Ashland guests
over Wednesday night. They stopped
off on their way to Seattle from Los
Angeles, where they had been spend
ng the winter to escape the rigorous
weather of the middle west. This is
heir second trip through here, and |
hey arranged their journey in order
o spend twenty-four hours in Ash
and.
Within week or ten days we will |
,ut on display very complete line
If fine silverware. o. H. Johnson,
eweler.
Mrs. q. B. Carey of Dunsmuir has
zen a guest at the home of her son,
George Carey, during the past week.
Johnson for fine watch and jewelry
epairing.
Panama hats cleaned and blocked
It Orres' tailor shop.
Mrs. ]. L. Creeks left Wednesday
morning for Weed, where she will
pend the coming ten weeks with her
husband, who is located there.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Inman of near
Phoenix were in Ashland Wednesday
ooking for a nephew, Dan Short, Of I
LOS Angeles, who was expected to
'ass through Ashland on his way.