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PACK SEX ASHLAND TIDINGS Monday, March 20, 1015 Panama MSMflDl C(D)Ett Fait 1,000 VOTES WITH EACH SITTING THIS WEEK XJha Artist Photographer. You Can't Buy Better Groceries Nothing is permitted to enter or leave this store that falls short of the highest standard of qual ity. That's why we are continually adding to our list of satisfied customers A trial will make you one of them. Staple and. Fancy Groceries Fruits and Vegetables The White House Grocery Phone 150 GRAND FINALS Ladies Suit Sale ALL SUITS REDUCED IQ'c 2,000 Extra Exposition Votes. 1,000 Extra Votes on Mens Suits. 1,000 Extra Votes on Ladies Coats. NEW SPRING MIDDY BLOUSES 500 Extra Votes. 500 Extra Votes on Mens Hats. 500 Extra Votes on Adults Shoes. 200 Extra on Childrens Shoes. 500 Extra Votes on Boys Suits. EXTRA VOTES IN OTHER LINES Call and See. H. G. Enders Son "Where You. Do Better" For Saving Sales Checlls from Merchants Whose Advertisement Appears Here A grand prize of a Free Round Trip to the ranania-Pacific Exposition at San Francisco in 1915 will begiveu to the young lady who secures the greatest num ber of votes in this contest. HOW TO SECURE THE VOTE The firms whose advertisements appear on this page have agreed to give a Sales check or Receipt for all purchases made or monthly bills paid during this contest. The Sales Checks or Receipts may be exchanged for votes at the Tidings office on the basis of one vote for each five cents shown by the Sales Check or Receipt to uave( Deen purchased or pauli Sales Checks or Receipts must be brought to this office not later than Saturday follow ing purchase or payment. Votes are not transferable. Any person not connected with this paper or the stores advertising on this page may enter the contest. 1 IOOO EXTRA VOTES EXPOSITION TRIP 1000 extra on Ladles' Suits to order. 500 extra on Suits cleaned. 1000 extra on Men's Suits to order. 500 extra on Coats cleaned. 1000 extra on Boys' Suits to order. GOO extra pn Skirts cleaned. 100 extra on Gloves cleaned. 500 e,xtra.on Dresses cleaned. GOOD UNTIL APRIL 5TH. Orres Tailor vShop Phone 157 F. A. Hall Dentist Swedenburg Building 229 East Main Street Ashland, , Oregon 4M njlHERE will be a mis spelled word in each of our regular adver tisements appearing in the Tidings during the rest of this contest. Every reader who brings a copy with this word in dicated, to the store can get 100 extra votes for the favorite candidate. Read Our Advertisements Provost Bros., Hardware, Tinware, Stoves, Paints, Oils and BricK Plumbing and Heating Cole and Reo AUTOMOBILES "The Two Best Buys" What the names "Wallham" and "Elgin" stand for in the world of watches, the names "Cole" and "Reo" represent in the realm of motor driven vehicles. The 1915 models of these cars are even better than last years. See them at THE ASHLAND GARAGE H. G. BUTTERFIELD 53 SECOND STREET We are the Sole Agents for Hill Bros. Steel Cut COFFEE Red Cans Per lb. 45c 2-lbs. 85c Blue Cans Per lb. 40c 3-lbs. $1 A Complete StocK of Staple and Fancy Groceries Cigars and Tobaccos Your purchases here en title you to votes in our Piano Contest and in the Tiding's "trip to the 1915 fair." phone 23 Loomis&Nelson 215 4lh St., Cor. B Gel Your New Hat AT Mrs. Simons' And Gel the Exposition Votes 1,000 EXTRA VOTES THIS WEEK 2,000 EXTRA VOTES SATURDAY Mrs. IL Simons Millinery Parlor 167 Easf Main Street The Best Baker In the world can't get good bread out of infer ior flour. So in buying flour it is always best to select a guaranteed brand. Our flour has met all the requirements of our discriminating cus tomers. Buy a sack today. Try it. We believe you'll find it better than the one you thought the best. 200 extra votes with every dollar's worth of flour. The Plaza Grocery, 0pp. Plaza C. E. SAMS, Prop. Phone 78 Ashland Meat Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in All Kinds of Meats Two Markets Ashland Heat Comp'y Phone 190 69 North Nain Street East Side MarKet Phone 188 395 East Main Street The Best Lard Ever Made 1000 Extra Votes For every new customer secured for us by April 1st. 500 Extra Votes For all bills paid by April 4th. Telephone Dairy Milk and Cream ol Absolute Parity H. B. SANDERS C. F. Bates, Prop. Res. Phone 431-J Ashland Transfer & Storage Go. Q Q ;p ROCK SPRINGS and UTAH COAL Office Phone 117 Ashland, Oregon Swenson McRae DEALERS IN Furniture, Carpets, Pianos Wall Paper, Paints, Oils and Glass ASHLAND, i x x x OREGON A shland-lflamath Exchange Wm. H. HOSLEY, Prop. Grain, Flour and Garden Seed 100 Votes With Every One Dollar Purchase Phone No. 4 Cor. 3rd and Main NOTICE TO CONTEST ADVERTISERS:-This page will run every Monday. Changes for ads must be in this office not later than Friday forenoon before publication. Amusement Zone At Exposition Visitors to au exposition, as a rule, after having viewed the more dignl fid displays turn to the amusement section of any fair. Chicago had Its Midway, St. Iviuis Its Pike and San FranclBco has its one, which repre sents an outlay of $14,000,000 and has already provided amusement for thousands. This aggregation of shows runs from the diguifled and In structive "Creation," which Is really the first chapter of Genesis repro duced in a manner that shows how the world was created, to the '49 Camp where are depicted the scenes of early days in California. Both of these shows have been well staged. It would perhaps be better to take the reader up one Bide of the Zone and down the other, giving briefly a sketch of the more Important shows. The first attraction is the Carrous- sel with Its many colored animals on which young and old ride. Next Is the Crazy House, full of funny capers, then the Mexican Village with Its gay colored hangings, Its garden and fas cinating senoritas; from here go to Alligator Joe's Farm, where we see many of the denizens of the south land. Next Is the Underground Chinatown, which shows with accur acy this section of San Francisco as it was before the fire. Here we see the Chinaman with his fan-tan lay out, his opium pipe and his theatre with its wierd and plaintive music. Next comes Toyland with Us many shows for young and old. Then there is the Battle of Gettysburg and the Evolution of the Dreadnought; each of these Is Instructive as well as entertaining. 'The cost of these two productions Is over $350,000. The Hawaiian Village and the Home of the Samoans are In line as we come to the Aeroscope, a gigantic steel arm to the end ot which Js at tached an observation car. This re- tf 2,000 Extra Exposition Votes I With Every Dollar paid in on Tidings Subscriptions next ERID AY, APRIL 2nd ' I'his applies to both old and new subscribers. FRIDAY, APRIL 2nd ONLY Gel busy lor a HUNDRED THOUSAND . VOTES that day, girls volves and gradually attains great height, giving a magnificent view of San Francisco, the Golden Gate and the surrounding country. Next Is Mysterious Asia, where the Turkish dancers and the sword whirlers hold forth. This brings us to the end of the street and we cross to the other side. The first object which attracts the eye Is the Yellowstone Park con cession, where Old Faithful, the fam ous geyser, may be seen at work sending up thousands of gallons of water every minute. There is the Russian Theatre and then the 101 Ranch with its wild west show, its cowgirls and dashing bronco busters; Australia with its wonderful whip men who perform most remarkable feats" with their short stock and long lash whips. Then comes the Old Plantation with its old-time darkles playing and singing the plaintive tunes of the Sunny South. Film land, where moving pictures are tak en, Is next to Japan Beautiful, where dainty geisha girls serve tea while their, sturdy brothers demonstrate the mode of wrestling employed In the land of the cherry blossom. The Baby Incubators with their tiny mites of humanity, each struggling to grow to manhood or womanhood while white-garbed nurses watch over them every minute of the day. , Then there is the Irish village with its pretty colleens who have all kissed the Blarney stone which is at the top of the turret' of the castle. Next comes the '49 Camp with its dance halls, Its miners garbed as in the daya of Mark Twain and Brete Harte, its sluicing ground where one may pan for real gold nuggets. Then the Dayton Flood 'realistically show ing that terrible disaster which, shocked the world. Creation, the marvelous produc tion showing how the world was made, and the Panama Canal, are the two featufes of the Zone. Space will not permit, descriptions of these at tractions as they are too large and far-reaching. Creation, like the Pan ama Canal,; is instructive a8 well as entertaining. Captain Scott's trip to the South Pole Is another of the won ders of the amusement lane and shows how this gallant explorer made his way to the pole. There are many other attractions, such as shooting galleries, Bowls of Joy, candy floss booths, "hot dog" stands, etc. Taking It all in all, we find that the Zone has improved much on the old-fashioned show that we saw years ago, and many of the concessions are of such character as to be lessons for the mind of the youth or the grand