Mood?. December S2, 1913
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The
Boy Vho
WorKs
And wants to be a man can
realize bis ambition through
a Savings Account.
Not only may he accumu
late a capital in this way,
but he will add stability to
his character, which will
promote his success.
We Invite you to open an
account in our Savings De
partmentone dollar is all
you need to start with and
your money will draw four
per cent interest, too.
GRANITE CITY
SAVINGS BANK
ASHLAND, ORE.
1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Leona Smith, Neil, Elsie and Ida
Larson will spend the holidays at
the Larson ranch in the Dead Indian.
See Rose Bros.' line of fancy
Xmas candy boxes before buying.
Dr. Bertha Sawyer went to Klam
ath Falls the last of the week to
tpend the holidays.
Be a spug. Get him a pair of
dippers. Brlggs.
Edwin Dunn and the Misse3 Kin
id returned Saturday noon from
Bugene, where they had been attend
ing the State University.
Make Rose Bros.' your head
quarters for fresh oysters. They will
cost you less.
Charles Greer was up from Med
ford to spend Sunday with his broth
er, B. R. Greer, and family.
Buy him a hat or suit check at
tenders' and let him pick it out after
Xmas.'
Thirty-two marines from Mare
Island en route to Bremerton passed
hrough Ashland Thursday. They
were traveling in a special car.
We sugest a bottle of pure Lo
ganberry juice with your Christmas
dinner. Twenty-five cents at Crow-
ton's.
The Tidings editors are indebted
to P. L. Ashcraft of this city and to
Lester & Lely of Talent for some fine
"Winter Nelis pears.
Our store will be open evenings
wntil Christmas, to accommodate our
fatrons and also those in the Grafa
tool contest. Warner Mercantile Co
"Blondy" Sayles and "Dutch" Par
er were at Talent Friday reading
meters for the California-Oregon
Power Company.
What could be more appropriate
than a few records for your friend's
Victrola? Get them at Rose Bros.'
Ed Spencer arrived Friday night
from Oakland, Cal., to spend the hol
idays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. C. Spencer, and other relatives in
Ashland and vicinity.
See the latest creations in dain
ty little party dresses, no two alike,
that we are offering for holiday spec
ials at 112.50. Minkler's Cloak and
Suit House.
Mrs. J. M. Hughes and little daugh
ter came down from Albany today to
visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pierre
Provost, and other relatives.
-Special prices at Warner's on
everything for Christmas to cah
buyers.
Miss Aileen Ambrose, who has
been attending the Willamette Uni
versity at Salem, has arrived in Ash
land to spend her vaction with her
sister, Mrs. C. W. Chattln.
-Booth's, the quality guaranteed
oysters, at Crowson's in pint and
quart hermetically sealed cans
never in bulk.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Davis and
sons Vernon and Thomas left Friday"
evening for Los Angeles to spend the
holidays with relatives.
-Extra fancy packed Newtown ap
ples for sale. Inquire 303 North
Main street or phone 304-J. 60-3t
Mrs. E. M. Plumeth left Saturday
evening for San Francisco to visit
her daughter, Mrs. Dilkan, who for
merly ran a millinery here.
Mrs. H. Simons is maxing big re
ductions on all millinery for Christ
mas. Hat or plume makea a good
Christmas present. 57-4t
Mrs. E. V. Jones returned home
from Washington and will be here
for a few days with her sister, Mrs.
T. L. Powell, on her way to Loa
Angeles, where she will visit her son,
Ray Helman.
Notes, warrants, mortgages.
land contracts, bonds and stocks
bought and sold. F. E. Watson,
room 8, Citizens' Bank Bldg. 35-tf
The Christmas exercises of the
Bible school of the House of Prayer
will be held Thursday evening at
7:30. A splendid program has been
arranged.
c. v. ASHLAND MILLS for lowest
prices on your flour and all kinds of
mill feed, also empty sacks wanted.
J. J. Morton, phone 49. -48-tt
George Owen is driving a new
Chalmers six, purchased from Ash
craft Brothers.
Mother or Daughter
WOULD LIKE
Parisian Ivory Toilet Articles
Hand-Painted China
Cut Glass
Pictures for the home
Xmas Stationery
Father or Son
WOULD LIKE
Collar Bags
Tobacco Jars
Pocket Manicure Sets
Bill Books
Thermos Bottles
Shaving Mirrors and Sets
The place to find them,
Polcy's Drug Store
Foley & Elhart, Druggists.
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Prized will be given to the ten
standing highest in the Grafanola
contest. Use the green tags and be
a winner. Lint of prizes in our win
dow. Warner Mercantile Co.
J. Roy Burnette went to Medford
Friday morning and his family left
on No. 16 that evening for their new
home in Anacortes, Wash., he joining
them at Medford and making the
journey with them.
There should be music in every
home Xmas morning. See Rose
Brothers. Edison and Victor from
15 to 1200 the hornless kind.
Landlord Wolf of the Depot hotel
has some beautiful Mexican poinset
tas at the hotel. They make a beau
tiful Christmas decoration with their
brilliant red flowers and their hand
some green foliage.
Special values on the new de
tachable handle umbrellas for Christ
mas gifts at Minkler's.
Mrs. George W. Trefren and Miss
Dorothy left Friday night to visit
Mrs. Trefren's daughter, Mrs. Hox
sey, at Gregory. Mr. Trefren will
probably go up with them to spend
Christmas.
December clearing sale on coats
and suits, $5, $10 and $15. Mink
ler's Cloak and Suit House.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Schneider and
son of Humboldt, Iowa, who have
Kaav. peiti a . V. a VjtfnA nf Ilia
See Enders Xmas specials ini , "
crotner, r. tr. sennbtaer, lor a lew
days, left this noon for Los Molinos,
Cal., to spend the holidays with a
sister of Mrs. C. G. Schneider.
The best line of Xmas slippers
for men and women at Enders'.
There is a great and growing In
terest shown in the services and
work of the House of Prayer. Fifth
and Main streets. Both young and
old are filled with zeal and earnestly
endeavoring to forward the spirit of
the church, which stands for the
unity of Christ's people.
Those Gordon silk hose in
Christmas boxes, the kind you get at
i Minkler's.
The armory is the scene of almost
HER
Store
Store Open Evenings Until Christmas
1 HER STORE? YES; but it is now the shopping plaee for the man
who is looking for the most aeeeptable giit lor her:
Umbrella HOSIERY COATS
HANDBAG SILKS WAISTS
LINENS SUITS Handkr'fs.
AN EASY SOLUTION: Boy a glove or merchandise bond and let her select what she wants.
books. ,
Miss Nellie Beaver is home for
the holidays from Eugene, where she
has been pursuing musical studies.
See our line of Xmas candies
before buying elsewhere. Rose Bros.
Be a spug. Get her a pair of
slippers. Briggs.
E. E. Bagley went to Rogue River
and Grants Pass Friday on business.
See Santa Claus at Enders' this
week.
The revival meetings recently
closed in the First Baptist church
in Medford resulted in adding over
fifty people to the membership of
said church.
For your Xmas dinner, fresh
oysters, ice cream and sherbet. Rose
Bros.
Elder G. K. Berry, former pastor
of the Christian church, will preach
here Tuesday evening, December 23.
His host of friends in this community
are urged to be present and give him
a good hearing.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS!" Sg?
Good For $.
In merchandise
Cbis Bond Entitles
to merchandise to amount above stated when eoun
tcrsigned by 3. R. VtlcOee or bis clerk.
Price Changes on Suits and Coats jj
Afford practical Christmas givers an opportunity to give good garments at little cost:
- About one dozen of oar best Fall Salts $14.75 to $19.75
:, About eighteen o! our best Fall Coats $9.75 to $25.09
Abont one dozen Children's Coats $3.85 to SMS
SAVE THE COUPONS THEY ARE VALUABLE.
!' ' Either merchandise or silverware premiums.
Gilts in Boxes
Gloves, handkerchlets,
waists, scarfs, neck
wear, garters, belts,
hosiery, barettes, etc.
Waists, Boxed
Nothing more attract
ive man one oi oar I
pretty waists neatly I
packed In a holly box. t
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ff-HE SPIRIT OF
this 1913th Christ-Cmas-time
prompts
us to express our Appre
ciation to the commu
nis collectively and to
each of our friends in
dividual for any part
they have played in mak
ing this a most prosper
ous year fril0
MaxPeccmber 25th be
numbered amongur
YULETIDE memories
as theHappicst Christmas
ofthcmall,isthcwishof
The Citizens Banking and Trust Co.
THE PROGRESSIVE BANK
nightly basketball practice. A large
number of the militia boys are striv
ing to make their team and the Poly
technic boys are also practicing in
the armory. Perry Ashcraft and El
mer ABhcraft of Medford are practic
ing with the militia boys.
The Grafonola contest will close
at 6 o'clock Wednesday evening. The
prizes will be given on Saturday.
I'se the green tags. Rash In the
votes. Warner Mercantile Co.
Quality ice cream and sherbets
at Crowson's. We make our own.
Mrs. H. Wardlip, wife of Professor
Wardlip, instructor in manual train
ing in the Grants Pas3 schools, came
up the last of the week to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Crows, on Granite street. Mr.
Wardlip will attend the State Teach
ers' Association during his vacation
What is nicer than a pair of
slippers for her or him? Nothing!
Briggs.
Grants Pass public library will
open to the public early in January,
County Clerk Gardner has com
piled figures on the fishing and
hunting licenses for the year as fol
lows: Money for hunting licenses
collected. $2,873; for fishing. $2
547; for combinations, 11,010; and
non-residents. $131. The total for
the year Is $6,588.
Meet your friends at Enders'.
Books! Books! Books! at Enders',
The Ashland Garage has rented
the paint shop on C street formerly-
occupied by Porter & Sowerby and is
fitting it up to do automobile paint
ing. They have secured an expert
auto painter and will be able to turn
out a first-class factory - finish Job
or do work in cheaper finish. The
garage has been recently enlarged
and rearranged to enable them to
handle their increasing repair busi
ness. ,
A nice rug for her. Special
prices at Enders' this week.
Take Bad Boys to Portland Home.
As the result of entering the Med
ford candy factory and stealing a
goodly supply of sweets, Julius Wat-
tenberg and Walter York, ringlead
ers of a BQuad of would-be bad boys
of that city, were sent to the Boys'
and Girls' Aid Society at Portland.
The boys have been up before Dis
trict Attorney Kelly several times
and at the time of the stealing were
out on probation.
They entered the Medford candy
factory a week ago last Sunday
through a window and got away with
a shoe box full of chocolates. Later
they entered the Washington Bchool
and raided pigeon nests in the attic.
They were taken to Portland by
Charles Gay.
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An electric fan has been specially
designed for drawing outside air into
a room in cold weather and passing
it around a steam or hot water radi
ator to be warmed.
What Do You Know
Abont the Company yon are
insured in ?
BEFORE A FIRE, one policy looks as
good as another.
AFTER A FIRE, some Insurance pol
icies look better than the rest.
THE BEST Is what you want; cheap
insurance is cheap stuff.
Billings Agency
Real Estate and Insurance
Phone 211
41 E. Main
11 UCTI0NEERING of Reat Estate
Hi and Live Stock. Will be
glad to call sales at any time.
Ifl. A. ALLEN, 237 BStreet
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