Monday, January 4, 1915
ASHLAND TTDIXGft.
PA OR FIVE
"Fire Burns Down, and
Fire Insurance BUILDS IP."
One follows the other quickly when
you hold a Policy In such companies
as this office represents.
No matter how much or how little
Fire Insurance you need, from $1,000
to 1100,000, let us place It. Do it
now; tomorrow may be too late.
BILLINGS AGENCY
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL J
.Mamie Holmes went to Portland Robert Vining has departed for
last Monday to spend a few days with San Francisco, from whence he will
friends and relatives.
Miss Mildred Applegate left Sun
day afternoon for Rogue River,
where she is teaching school.
Miss Ruth Walter of Portland is
spending a few days at the Otto Win
ter home on the Boulevard.
Southern Pacific Agent Kramer
left Sunday for Dunsmuir, where he
will remain until Tuesday attending
to official business.
Misses Ruth Shoudy and Josephine
Saunders returned Sunday to Port
land, where they are attending Reed
College.
sail for Alaska as soon as shipping
opens up in the spring. Professor
Vining will leave the first of next
month of New York city, where he
will remain until (ate summer.
Miss Olive Fancher has arrived
from Havelock, N. D., to attend high
school. She will make her home
with her cousin, Mrs. H. S. Palmer
iee. When Miss Fancher left Dakota
the thermometer stood 34 degrees
below zero.
Mrs. T. W. Acklin has returned
from a visit of six weeks with her
parents at Julesburg and with Mr.
Acklin'a nnrents at Fort Morgan.
Mrs. Kate E. Horn and daughter Colorado. Sne Bay8 the climate of
the Rockies does not compare with
sunny southern Oregon, and she Is
happy to return.
Continued low water necessitates
and Mrs. M. F. Gary and son, both
of Hornbrook, are spending a few
days in the city.
After an absence of four days the
city auto street car has reappeared in economv of current by the city light
Its old haunts. The car has been , t . tv, .. ,,,! f
completely overhauled.
of street lights for intermittent perl-
Commercial Club meeting tonight.
Wait for Enders' big sale.
James King of Hilt, Cal., spent
Sunday with the Neils.
Better school shoes at Enders'.
Herbert Alfo'd was an Ashland
visitor Saturday.
Stump puller, good as new, a bar
gain. 115 Granite street. tf
E. R. Grieve spent New Year's day
on his farm near Hornbrook.
Miss Edna Stennett visited friends
during the past week.
Watch for Enders' big semi-annual
clearance sale. It will pay you.
George Howard and Leland Noel of
Medford were New Year's visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tyson are
spending the holiday week in San
Francisco.
Will Stevens of Eugene spent the
Christmas holidays with his brother,
Tom Hill.
Miss Elizabeth Wagner returned to
her school at Myrtle Creek Sunday
on No. 16.
""Mrs. William Meyer returned Sun
day from SanFrancisco, where she
spent New Year's.
Mrs. H. E. Robison of Lodi, Cal.,
Is visiting at the home of her son,
Fire Chief Robison.
William Meyer spent a couple of
days in Portland last week attend
ing to business matters.
Hercules stump puller, a bargain;
work and driving harness, bargains.
115 Granite street. tf.
The general agent of the Southern
Pacific passed through Sunday even
ing en route to Portland.
Try Enders' line first.
Claire Beebe left for Stanford Sun
day morning, where he is taking a
course In mining engineering.
Ruth Turner went to Gold Hill on
Sunday to resume her teaching du
ties in the schools of that town.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Edwards left
last Tuesday for southern California,
where they will spend the winter.
J. S. Bailey took a trip over to his
mine twelve miles out of Hilt last
Thursday, returning New Year's day.
Fifty cents invested in a Tidings
"For Sale" ad often sells a $5,000
property. Did you ever try it?
Crit Tolman is visiting at the An
derson home on Main street. He has
been attending the Colorado School
of Mines.
Ball Band rubbers and boots wear
longer. Buy them at Enders'.
Ashland residents, who spent New
Year's in San Francisco, report an
unusual amount of enthusiasm in the
New Year's merrymaking. Due, no
doubt, to the opening of the San
Francisco exposition.
miss fc-dna Wells, who has been 0d8. Users of the city current may
employed in the county clerk's office help toward keeping the streets
at Klamath Falls, is spending the lighted by economizing as much as
holidays with friends and relatives possible both on lights and heating.
The 1915 automobile licenses are
Wagner, Bertha Kincaid yellow with black figures. Several
here.
Carrol
and Amy Stannard returned to Eu
gene Sunday. They are all students
at the state university.
Chronic kickers who croak about
"these here new-faugled electric
lights " not being bright enough are
silenced after two evenings by can
dlelight.
Engineer E. H. Bush of the South
ern Pacific spent a ten days' Christ-
Watch (or Oraie Week
ASK YOUR GROCER
Miss Edna Neil
Married in Frisco
Ashland autoists are sporting the
new and gaudy numerals. The city
and county officials will allow a
reasonable length of time for auto
mobile owners to secure their
license before enforcing the law.
H. L. Whited had a tooth on ex
hibition in the window of his store
which we are informed was once the
property of an Americanus mastodon.
Miss Edna Neil of this city and
Gerald Arthur Torrence of Hilt, Cal.,'
stole a march on their friends last
week and slipped off to San Fran
cisco, where they were quietly mar
ried. The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs,. Leander Neil and has a
large circle of friends in the younger
social set of which she is a leader,
and In the recorder'3 office, where
she has been employed for the past
three years. The groom is well
known and liked by Ashland people.
The newly married couple will be at
home to their friends at Hilt, Cal.,
after February 1, Mr. Torrence being
employed in the office of the Hilt
Lumber Company at that place.
mas layoff with his family here, re- This dainty little animal which once
turning to Hornbrook last Saturday
evening.
Miss Naomi Scott left Sunday
evening for Dallas, Ore., where she
will attend school, staying at the
home of her sister, Mrs. O. L. Mar
tin. Donald Walker returned to Port-
roamed the wilds of Douglas county
only measured about twenty-five feet
long and twelve feet high. Mr. Crews
was the finder of the gigantic masticator.
Watch for Enders' big semi-annual.
L. H. Bushorr will leave this even
ing for Pawnee, Okla., after several
land Sunday evening after spending months' visit with his parents. Mr.
the holidays with his parents. He is and Mrs. Bushorr will leave the last
attending the North Pacific Dental of January for Galena, Kan., to re-
College.
Chan atson, civil enginer, now
employed on the Pacific highway at
Hornbrook and the state line, spent
a fevr days last week with his father,
C. B. Watson.
Robert Ellis, who has been em
ployed as switchman in the local S.
P. yards, has traded with an Oakland
man and will leave for that city in
the near future.
vJcitizenskJ
W BANK
10 FASH LAN
The Old Year
And The New
Ilosinews prudence sanc
tions the advancement of
your financial intrits.
Blot out the delays of the
old year and start the new
year with a firm rcsolu
tion to make prompt dc
poxitA in the Rank.
Your account Is cordial
. ly Invited.
side. They were attracted to Ash
land by the development of the min
eral springs, but the delays incident
to getting the work started have dis
appointed them to such an extent
they have decided to enter business
in the Kansas town.
Lance Briscoe, son of Superintend
ent Briscoe, left Sunday for Portland
to take the state medical examina
tion. The candidate for admission to
practice must pass an examination on
One-half price on ladles' hats at sixteen subjects, Tuesday and Thurs
Enders'. 'Only a few left. dav of this week. Mr. Briscoe is a
Verl Bamthouse returned Friday graduate of a Kentucky medical col
from northern California, where he
has been on a hunting trip. He at
tended the firemen's ball in Duns
muir on Christmas night.
Jack Peebler and wife spent Satur-
lege and has spent two years in hos
pital work. The good wishes of a
host of friends go with him.
About 5,000 pounds of food sup
plies were shipped from Ashland on
day and Sunday in town. Jack re- last Wednesday for Portland, where
ports but little snow on the mountain
and the road from his Green Springs
ranch to be in fair shape.
School shoes at Enders.
Mrs. J. E. Barrett and son Edmond
returned for the Christmas vacation
from Happy Camp, where she has
been teaching school. Edmond will
enter bight school here.
A . A. Latbrop and wife of Helena,
Mont., are in Ashland looking for a
location. He is a mining man and is
very familiar with all past mining
activity in the Ashland district.
The Tidings is on sale at Poley's
drug store, 17 East Main street.
they will be' loaded on the Belgian
relief ship. The supplies came from
points throughout the valley. All
cash contributions were converted
Into supplies. Flour, canned goods
and dried fruit formed the biggest
part of the shipment, but almost
everything under the sun was includ
ed. The Ashland Commercial Club
had charge of the collection.
Get Enders prices first. You won't
need to send off.
Carrol Wagner, who Is spending
the Christmas holidays with his par
ents, and Hugh Dosier of the Emt
grant creek district spent four days
last week in prusult of bear on the
Ashley Russell, a former student B0Utn tork of Emigrant creek. The
at the local hight school and now a
resident of Portland, stopped off over
Sunday night on his way home from
Yreka, where he has been visiting.
Miss Martha Gilchrist, who has
been spending the holidays with the
Goods and Merrills, returned Sunday
to Roseburg, where she will resume
her duties in the Roseburg high
school.
Buy better shoes at Enders.
Ashland students of the Oregon
boys report that tracks were plentl
ful but bear scarce. However, if
Carrol does not carry back a bear
skin rug to adorn the floor of his
fraternity at the state university, he
will have numerous souvenirs to dis
tribute among the admirers of his
prowess, as a jackrabbit, a bluejay
and a porcupine fell before his un
erring aim.
Mrs. Charles W. Chattln, daughter
Wllma and son Charles left last Tues
Agricultural College who returned to day for a visit with friends and rela
their studies Sunday are: Walter tive sin southern California.
Carpenter, Eugene Carpenter, Angle
4on
SAVINGS
DEPOSITS,
Neil, Marion Hodgson, Edwin Dunn,
Robert Throne, Earl Fraley, Dana
Frame and Kenneth McWUllams
Warner's Rustproof corsets at
Enders.
Frances Hamlin writes from Hon
olulu that the Ashland contingent of
teachers will visit an active volcano
on one of the large islands during
the holidays. The trip is a Christmas
present from the bishop who has
charge of both the boys' and girls'
schools.
Phoenix pure silk hose at Enders.
- At the recent state convention of
teachers at Eugene, strong resolu
tlons were adopted favoring
Rids for Contract for Handling Stock
yards.
Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received by the Southern Pa
cific for contract for handling the
Southern Pacific stockyards at Ash
land for 1915. For information call
Ion local agent.
G. N. KRAMER,
2t Local Agent S. P.
Carson-Smith Lumber
Co. Reorganized
The Carson-Smith Lumber Co. has
been reorganized and incorporated
under the name of the Carson-Fowler
Lumber Co. Mr. Fowler, who was
formerly identified with the com
pany, and who is now engaged in the
shingle mill business in British Co
lumbia, has taken stock with the new
company. Mr. Slingerland and Mr.
Carson will retain their interests.
Have Your Car
Overhauled and Painted
Now is a good time to have your automobile overhauled
and painted. We guarantee all repairs and can give your
car a factory coat of paint.
WE EMPLOY EXPERTS
We can equip your Ford with a Gray & Da
vis starting and lighting system.
AsMand Garage
Agency Rco and Cote
Classified Advertisements
(Continued from Page Seven.)
Among the Churches.
In the neighborhood of four hun
dred members of the Methodist
curch and their friends sat down to
one of the banquets for which the
ladies of that church are famous, in
the Moose hall on New Year's day.
The tables were piled with gootf
things too numerous to mention.
During the afternoon a program was
given, both musical and other num
bers serving to make it highly enjoy
able.
The Baptist church New Year's
dinner was enjoyed by over one hun
dred in the church rooms. Talks
and music by prominent members
were enjoyed between courses.
New Year's services In the church
es were well attended.
Rev. Hawthorne and wife, from
Ireland, were recent visitors at the
home of Rev. Van Fossen. Mr. Haw
thorne has accepted a postorate at
Paisley, Ore.
The Epworth League held a sun
rise prayer meeting at the league
rooms New Year's morning.
The sacred concert which packed i
the Methodist church to overflowing
on Sunday, December 27, and which
was voted the most finished ever ren
dered In Ashland,' will be repeated at
Talent on next Friday evening.
Rev. Mr. Blackstone of the Baptist
church spoke In the Baptist church
at Medford last Sunday evening.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
20 HARD-WORKING men desire po
sitions in the country at reason
able wages. Address Portland
Commons, 195 Burnside street,
Portland, Ore. 63-4t
WANTED A good wood range wtlh
hot water reservoir attached in
exchange for a $30 gas range prac
tically good 3 new. Address Box
A, the Tidings. 64-lt
WANTED To borrow, $1,4 00 on
ten lots, with modern bunnalow.
will pay
Address A.
per cent for one year.
R. W.. Tidings. 64-2t
FOR SALE Registered Swiss-Jersey
cow, fresh. Call at 45 California
street. 64-2t
FOR SALE c r trade for chickens, one
covered spring wagon in good con
dition. Call at 97 Pine street.
64-2t
FOR SALE Swell little bungalow
home, large lot, near West Side
school. Nice lawn, flowers, cher
ries, apples and berries. One of
the neatest homes in the city. At
341 Almond street. 54-lmo.
WANTED To borrow, $4,000 on
$12,000 security. Will pay $25 a
month, monthly, for the loan for
three years. W. R. A., Tidings
office. 64-3t
FOR SALE3etting ei?gs, and order
booked for baby chicks from my
trap-nested thoroughbred Rhode
Island Red hens. G. W. Benedict,
219 Mountain avenue, phone 251-L.
64-lmo.
Notice of Annual Stockholders' MeeU
ing.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the Ashland Fruit and Produce Asso
ciation will be held in the city hall,
Ashland, Ore., on Saturday, January
2, 1915, at 2 p. m. Matters of great
Importance will be considered and a
good attendance Is desired.
By order of the board of direct
ors. J. B. HUNTER,
3t Secretary.
BOXING
We teach you by Correspondence.
Details for stamp.
Apples Wanted.
We want sound Newtown apples for
cider purposes. Let us know how
many you have. Bagley Canning Co.,
Talent, Ore. 2t
The Tidings is on sale at Poley's
drug store, 17 East Main street.
National School of Training, 411
Epler Block, Desk 6, Seattle, Wash.
CLEANLINESS, PERSONAL ATTENTION AND COURTESY
COMBINED TO MAKE THE
Eagle Meat Market Popular
Inspect our market, and your confidence will be behind the
pleasure of eating our meats. The knowledge of cleanliness and
a sanitary workshop will aid your digestion.
84N.Main L. SCHWEIN
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Notice.
A meeting will be held at the
library building January 12, 1915.
The object of this meeting is to de
termine the advisability of establish
ing a benevolent home for unfortun-
more ate or homeless women and children.
normal schools in Oregon. Thlis agi- We have no desire to suggest any-
tatlon, too, came from localities other thing that will burden the people,
than southern Oregon, so that it can
not be imputed a selfish motive, was
Involved in the way of favoring cer
tain territory, This incident Is men
tioned particularly for the edification
of those to whom the wish is father
to the thought that the normal school
question la a dead letter.
but a way to do the most lasting good
with our charity. We hope the peo
ple of Ashland will come out to this
meeting and hear our planB.
MRS. II. B. SOBER.
The Tidings is on sale at Poley'i
drug store, 17 East Mala street.
M1 Gofop Oet of Business
We are now Invoicing the stock and negotiating with parties with
a view of disposing of the business at the earliest possible moment.
In the meantime remember there Is a nice clean assortment of mer
chandise here, all on sale at the makers' cost.
Ladles' and Children's ready-to-wear hosiery, underwear, gloves,
ribbons, laces, notions and fancy goods. You can more than save
the middleman's profit on anything we have that you want.
Mulder's Cloak and Suit House
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