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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1919)
Cssa rocs asblaxd itjmhgs Friday, Angnat 29, i . r Y. 'A Fall Suits and Coats Are Here! And They Surely Are Handsome You who plan to leave soon for School or you who wish to select early from the cleverest models will do well to see these new garments. The NEW FURS are Here, too. Store Closed Monday 5 CLOSED MONDAY Labor Day tniiiimiinnmnmmtrr4tt LOCAL AND PERSONAL atnnnmiimiiniinmiimn )llave a fit at Orres Tallori. 52tf ' )Irs. A. A. Marske bag returned tome from Portland where she had ttea spending Dome time. Upwards of fifty people from Jack sonville were up to the Helman baths Tuesday enjoying a swim. Mr. and Mrs. Rons McCaffety were Trtsltors in Jacksonville Thursday evening. ' I Big dance Saturday night at the JfatWorlum'. Launspach'i jait or chestra. 61tf Mrs. Oskar Talent of Brownsville 1 Tisitlng friends and relatives in Ashland, Talent and Medford. M. C. Potter is a recent visitor at tie homeot his sister, Mrs. Walter Ererton. Mr. Potter . Is identified With mining interests in Arizona. 8ee Haney'i Ideal auto bed ad in this paper. 49-tf Mrs. Frank Mee of Newport is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Walrad on Factory street this .week. Mark True and wife and James yto and wife left this week for an sratomoblle trip through Southern California. I E. C. Faber of Central Point at tended the funeral of the late Dr. Van Fossen at the Methodist church Monday afternoon. . . Dr. W. E. Buchanan and family left Tuesday for an outing to the Lake of the Woods. They expect to e back by September 8. During the past week the Carson Fowler Lumber company had ten can of material on the local siding fit one time. Monday. September 1, is Labor Day, and all barber shops in the city jrill be closed for the day. ( Tbe Interurban Auto company has tmrchased a large new 18-pnssenger -Ins which will be put In service soon pn the Ashland-Medford line. Everybody goes to Natatorlum flance on Saturday night. High class jasppy music and a clean,' large! ' crowd. Bltf ' Mrs. Overmire, a daughter of the late Dr. Van Fossen, arrived here Suflday morning.' by the announce ment of her father's death. Her Jiorae is in Seattle. subs r,imu v ngm or Eugene, n Ulece of the late Dr. Van Fossen and Mrs. Cobs of Wolf Creek, arrived Sunday for the funeral of the district superintendent which occurred Mon Iay. . Stuart Saunders, with bis daugh ter Josephine and son John has re turned from an automobile trip htrough Northern California. Miss Helen Dickerson returned home Thursday morning from an ex tended trip which included visits in Gold Bar, Seattle, Wash., and Port land. W. 0. Smith and family of Klam ath Falls have been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eml! Pell on Cranite tsreet this week. Miss Amy Leavitt left Tours day for Rochester, N. Y., where she will enter a college Mr tbe coming year. She will make ber home with her brother, who is a Methodist min ister in that city. Mrs. W. J. Dougherty, who has been so seriously ill at a local hi pital for the past three weeks, has re covered sufficiently to be able to re turn to her home. Morey Applegate left Tuesday with his family for southern points, after visiting in Ashland with bis mother and sister, Mrs. Applegate and Mrs. Pell. He will later continue to Mexico where he is in business. OWN YOUR OWN HOME If yon can afford to pay rent you can afford to build your own borne. wny tnrow jroutr money away In rent! Wo will gladly offer sugges tions and quote prices without obli gation to buy, , Ashland Lumber Co. Phone 20 ' ' All kinds of Building Material MM I e more discussion the bet- ! ter.' Truth doesn't mind being talked about IMPERIALLY , MOVTMMtCB t CIGABETTES are discussed because j they're worth discussion. jThe blend of fine tobaccos jtbe mouthpiece the jmais pajer no wonder they're talked about., f - I0brl3c 'Tbe John Bollmaii Co. Brauck Vli(MtliNrl Mrs. Henry A. Grimes and chil dren Faith and Maria, who have been guests in tbe valley for the past week, returned to their home in Klamath Falls by auto stage Thurs day. Mrs. Sara Booth and Mrs. Will Hedrlck of Drain are guests at the Benedict home on Mountain avenue. Mrs. Booth Is planning on Ktavlnz here all winter for the benefit of h?r health. ' Dr. II. B. Moore is back from Cal ifornia where he had. been spending the past two months. After Septem ber 1 Dr. Moore will occupy office? In the First National Bank building. A. R. Tiffany of Eugene was In Ash land during the past week. He went from hore to Klamath Fulls, where he is looking after business Interests. Mrs. J. M. Williams, Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. Minnie Robinson, Miss Issie McCully and Miss Lulu Williams were Jacksonville people who spent Sunday in Ashland. Mrs. Alice Councilman of Minne spoils, Minn., a sister of H. H. Lea vitt, is a guest at the home of the former this week. She left for her home Thursday. Mrs. Taylor, mother of Mrs. F. H, Johnson, has been spending the past month with Mrs. 0. H. Way and sis ter, Miss Dayton, while the Johnson family have been to their summer home at tbe Lake of the Woods. Claude Millit, who came here with his family and his father to settle In their new home whlo bthey recent ly purchased, has returned to Fossil where he Is in business. His family remain in Ashland. Mrs. Ella Connor and daughter Lois, who have been guests this sum mer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Turner on North Main street, left Monday night for Frultlands, -Idaho where Miss Connor will teauh dur ing tbe coming year. Dri Mattle Shaw, accompanied by her son Marvin, left Friday evening ror Portland where she will join her husband, Dr. Shaw, and will locate in that city. Tbe Drs. Shaw will have their office in the Medical building in Portland. Mrs. George Siemantel, who hai been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Verner 0. N. Smith in this city for the past two weeks, expects to leave this week for her home in Topeka, Kan. George King expects to leave short ly for Lake county, and has sold his stock and furniture to Homer Meach am, who is stocking a ranch on Trail creek where he expects to build a home in the near future. 2,325,000 DE LAVAL SEPARATORS IX DAILY I'SE THE WORLD OVER Wherever grass grows and cows are milked, you will find the D La val the favorite cream separator. More De Lavals are in use than all other makes combined, The De Laval is time tested. It r ,p,Der crm separator in ms and has led In popularity and iur iuii j years. fta k I . ... iu wurim standard . cream ejmraior. ASHLAND CREAMERY ASHLAND LAUNDRY CO. General Laundry Business Tlione J 05 also FRENCH DRY CLEANING and Dye Works Phone 196 . Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sams, who have been taking an automobile trip through the northern part of the state, have returned home. Dr. F. H. Johnson has returned from his vacation spent at the Lakrf of tbe Woods and his dental office vlll he open Wednesday, Septem ber 8. - Oble Newton Is here from tbe Phil ippine Islands where he has been in the government employ for the past ten years, and is visiting at tbe home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Newton on A street. He may remain home for a year. Mrs. M. Mitchell and daughter Carol, of 128 Laurel street, 'eft Ashland Thursday night for Colum bus, 0., and Chicago, 111. Mrs, Mitchell has a son and family resid ing in Oak Park, whom she expects to visit. ' . Fire Chief Roblson, -with his party of prospectors who bad been taking a vacation during the past two weeks, which was spent by hunting in the Sprague River district, has re turned home, Mr. and Mrs. Orren Stratton and son Byron, and Mrs. Bowles, mother of Mrs. Stratton of Brownsville, were over Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of Ashland. Mesdames Stratton and Robinson are sisters. Miss Armeda Kaiser left Saturday for Oakland where she will teach dur ing the coming winter, after spend ing her summer vacation at her home in Ashland.' Rev. and Mrs. M. T. Wire of Grants Pass were in Ashland Monday. They came here to attend the funeral of the late Dr. Van Fossen and were guests at the home of W. D. Hodlcln- son while in the city. j. ii. r uner nas purchased a new auto truck which he will dedicate this week by taking a camping outfit out In tbe wilds for an outing. He will be accompanied by his father, J. E. Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Brown and lit tle son Busll, who have been spend ing the week with friends In Ashland and vicinity, left Friday morning for home, by way of Prospect and Crater Lake. They were accompanied by Miss Mary Walker, -who had come over with them to visit at her home here, and Miss Alleen Walker, of the First National bank force, who will remain there over Sunday. - 1 J. W. McCoy, cashier of the First National bank, has gone to Golcondp, 111., to visit his father who is seri ously ill there. Mrs. George Slover and tflss Car lotta Wiseman of Grants Pass cam up Tuesday to spend a week in this elty; ; :t GAYLURD HARLEY-DAVIDSON MEDFORD NAT Motor and Bi- CYCLES J. P. Dodge & Sons iiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimmaar Undertakers tiiiimiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiimnca ' Utfy Assistant Dtpoty Cosaly Coroner Stslc Licenses' Eabsunir Hotel Austin Barber Shop If. G. BATES, Prop. First-class Service and Equipment snoesnining parlor Baths. Ashland, Oregon. Gates Half-sole Tires Cost 1-2 as Much More than 1000 satisfied users of Gates Half-sole I Tires in Jackson county today. Can you afford to do without them. F. R. Roberts Riverside Garage Mediord, Uregon Fl.t! Pure flilk Pure Cream Norton's Clover Leaf Dairy en." Norton, telephonl Proprietor , 392-J Strictly Sanitary. Thoroughly Up-to-Date. Good Ser vice to Any Part of Towc . . AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Fire Insured against damage sustained by fire firm any cans whatsoever, internal or external, In any location in U. S. or Canada. Theft Damage to, or loss of, the car or its equipment by theft, burs lary or pilferage by any person not In the employ or household of in sured. Full coverage without de duction. Also collision, property damafp and public liability insurance. BILLINGS AGENCY Real Estate and Heal Insurance Phone 211 41 E. Main BUY YOUR Factory .'Blocks. NOW From the Car Don't Wait 'Til Winter Carson-Fowler Lumber Company ALL THE COMFORTS OF HOME The Haney Auto Bed In trnne light weight, compact and easily plaoed in position in one or two minutes. Made to fit any car. Great for Chautauqua and Crater Lake' camping. Price 112.60. 3. K. HAXEV, Wedford, Oregon. The costs of bringinp tea from the tea-plant to your kitchen are almost as much for poor tea as for fine tea; and, in both cases, these costs are more than twice the tea-garden cost of the teas themselves. So why pay all that good snoney to king over tea th rt isn't half io good? Schilling Tea is your fine economical practical tea, full of the real tea flavoi. There are four, flavors of Schilling ' Tea Japan, Ceylon India, Oolong, tnglish Brealhjit. All one quality. In parchtuyn-Uned moisture-proof packages. At grocers ery where. , A ScAHtitf & Co San Francisco Slid Feet of LUMBER in Good Condition . . . For Me Clearo Sold in large or small lots. Must be sold at once PROPERTY OF Ashland Amusement Association CONSISTS OF 1x3,1x6, 1x12, 2x4, 2x6, 2x12, 4x4, 4X6 In various lengths up to 18 leet long , . Also Lot of Wire Fencing and a Number of Poles 16 Feet Long - SEE IT AT THE ROUND-UP GROUNDS 1 Parlies Interested Call J. J. MURPHY, 405-J Ashland or DR. HELMS, Medford m
