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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1916)
Thursday, March 23, 1016 ASHLAND TIDINGS PAOK F1V anntmntttmassti Just What U Want 1 LOCAL AND PERSONAL (Stocked I Wc arc overstocked pn the following: Iflll Iff LANTERNS Beth Diiving and Plain. Milk Pails Both Plain and with strainer. Axes Double-bit, single-bit, boys' and freighters' ' Lock Sets All finishes, for all kinds of doors. Door Butts All sizes, all finishes, half surface and plain. We will make very tempting prices on all the above articles, to reduce our stock on these lines. Mail Orders When your next order is all madu out and ready to mail, just bring it or mail it to us and let us fill it for you. We believe everyone prerers to trade at home if the prices are as low and the quality as good. Wouldn't yon rather Bee the article itself than a pict ure of il? Mm. Laura Owens visited friends In Jacksonville last week. ' Johnson tbe Jeweler tor fine watch work. 97-tf Mrs. A. L. Strickland visited in Medford Friday. Cllf Payne makes fruit pruners' ladders. C. P. Hughes was a visitor from Hornbrook last week. L. D. Hayes was a business visitor to .Medford Saturday. The saleCloses Saturday. Don't be late.. Briggs & Shinn. It Attorney E. D. Briggs attended to business in Jacksonville Saturday. I. A. Roble of Grants Pass was a business visitor In the city Tuesday. Game Warden Drlscoli spent Mon day In the lower valley and at Grants Pass. Mrs. C. A. Akard visited with friends and relatives In Montague last week. Work is to be started Immediately upon construction of a fish hatchery at Dutte Falls. Glenn Taylor, Justice of the peace at Medford, was up Friday attending to legal business. Bellevlew, our lively little suburb, was well represented on our streets both Friday and Saturday Miss Ruth York returned to her home here Saturday after a visit with relatives at Williams creek. Men's work shoes now on 'sale. Briggs & Shlnn. It The Talent Methodist Hikers' Club will visit Ashland park next Satur day, according to present plans. "Little Joe" Wilson of Talent, can didate for county clerk, was a visitor in the city Tuesday. C. A. Malone of the California-Oregon Power Company went to Grants Pass Saturday on business. Mrs. A. Marske and son arrived from Hornbrook Friday to make their permanent home In Ashland. Get your 3hoes now and save money. Briggs & Shinn. It The Payne block on East Main street has been sold by Clyde Payne to A..B. Gardner of Santa Ana. Cal. J. H. Dill is making extensive im provements on his North Main street property and is putting in park rows. Mrs. Elizabeth Cromer left the first of the week for Vancouver,' B. C, where she will visit with a broth er. Mr. and Mrs. George Loosley have returned to Ashland after a visit with their son, E. K. Looseley, at Monta gue. Paxson's dahlias, a few of the tried out best, prepaid, eight for 1. April 1 delivery. Order early. List for postcard. R. H. Paxson, Central Point, Ore. 87-tf Engineer A. H. Conner Is painting his house and garage and making nunterous other improvements on his property. Mesdames E. D. Roberts and Jos. Shultz were over from Hornbrook Thursday, shopping and visiting friends. Visit the shoe sale before Satur day. Briggs & Shinn. It ' W. O. Dickerson left Sunday morn ing for Portland on a business trip and will be back about Wednesday or Thursday. Next Saturday end3 our big shoe sale. Briggs & Shinn. It Miss Elsie Bryant, who was recent ly operated upon for appendicitis at a loc.1 hospital, has returned to her home at Montague. We will save you money on Garden Hose, Lawn Mowers, Garden and Poultry Wire ' amen t VV 0 if ifpur BANK OF ASHLAND The Low Price Hardware Man Pay by Check If more people only realized how SECURE, ECONOMICAL AND CONVENIENT it is to pay by check, there would, be many more checking accounts than there are today. You are invited to make use of this modern me dium of settlement by tiartlno n rdiackina ac. I count with us. fife 375 E.Maln, 4on SAVINGS I PEPOSITSJ A If uiomooiie Spoiiae lie See our Auto Chamois Skins, Polish Displayed in Window at Poley'sBrug Store I'oley & Elhurt, Druggists. Mr. and Mrs. George Hile are the proud parents of a fine baby girl. Grandma and Grandpa Mattern are even more than proud. Have you been to the shoe sale? Briggs & Shinn. It Mrs. Frank Vining of San Jose is visiting at the home of Mrs. G M. Grainger. She stopped off while en route to visit relatives. Benton Bowers was up from San Francisco over Sunday and went back Monday morning. He was called to the city on federal business. Mrs. R. L. Burdlc left for Grants Pass Monday evening for a brief visit. The Burdlcs will move to Grants Pass the latter part of the month. Every shoe in our entire stock is cut to the quick. Briggs & Shinn. It Mrs. Myrtle Amlck of Hilt ded at a local hospital Friday after a linger ing illness and was buried Sunday at Beagle. She was 39 years of age. J. N. Dennis has practically com pleted remodeling his residence on Allison street and now has one of the prettiest homes in that neighborhood. Motorcycle enthusiasts of Klamath Falls are planning an endurance run which will take place over a route including Crater Lake, Medford and Ashland. Messrs. Carlton and Bowers of this city are arranging for the installation of necessary machinery in their re cently acquired cinnabar mine on Hayden creek. , , Mrs. H. L. Woiter stopped off over the week-end for a visit at the O. Winter home. She is bound for her j home in Portland after spending the winter at Los Angeles. The residents of Scenic Drive are planning to hold a tree-planting day !n the near .future, their purpose be ing to line that beautiful residence street with shade trees. E. E. Bagleyand family have de cided to return to Ashland to live. m r r i r ; -v Oft mi r W mi 3 nfHi There Are Nine Ideal Figures Which is Yours ? All are shown Correctly Corseted in a GOSSARD CORSI S1 lacet directly in front lOOC I ELECT the drawing that represents your general figure lines. Wehave in stock, in your size, just the Gossard you need at any price you may want to pay J52.0O, $3.50, ?5.00, $6.50, $8.50 and up. Each Gossard is designed to accentuate the natural beauty of your figure correct any slight imperfections, and give you comfort such as you have never known. Doctors say: "A Gossard corset safeguards your health." Gossard style is yours exclusive style regardless of the price you pay. It is with great pleasure that we announce the Seventh Semi Annual Proclamation of Authoritative Gossard Corset Styles for Spring and Summer, 1916 The freakish and generally unbecoming tendencies of the mode are past. In the natural lines and beautiful fabrics of the new models, here shown, is reflected the demand of fashion for a simpler style which depends upon beauty of line, correct design and exquisiieness of material for its charm. Gossard corsets are fitted here by experienced corsetieres. It will be a pleasure to show you the new models. We shall expect you. .A Tk5? j' It ckupg in front at tide of lacing Graduate Corsetiere Stectt New Stock Is Here J. C. Herring of Central Point was M. J. Duryea, former Ashland pub in Ashland Tuesday. He is thinking licity manager, will lecture on the of announcing his candidacy for , Elison-White circuit this summer, ac county .assessor. '.fording to word received from Eu- Cllf Pnvn mpkrs r.tenladders. sene, whore he is now residing. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Butterfieid, who moved recently to Albany, are They have been residing at Rogue the parents of a baby daughter, who River. Mr. Bagley contemplates an arrived on March 12. extensive eastern trip. Mrs. LI O. Van Wegon sient a eou- P.ev. Alfred W. Griffin, rector of pie of days last week with her sister, St. Mary's Episcopal church of En-; Mrs. E. E. Gall, of Relleview. and gene, arrived in Ashland Saturday to also attended the church services con conduct a mission at Trinity Eplsoo- ducted by Rev. Simmons, Wednesday pal church. He will be here all this 1 evening at the school house, week. The mineral baths In Ashland will W. H. Wallls has leased the Waff- ',e ene'l pallipr tl,an "sna nml ner Springs ranch and hotel property. ! 'ith addel facilities because of the The propertv includes a hotel which considerable number of seekers for health by the mineral water nam route who have arrived in the city. 1 Duryea has a pleasing personality and is a fine talker, and nhould make good on the Chautauqua circuit. j Coach Otto Klum may not stay at Medford this next year. The school board is considering a proposition which will cut the maximum salary of high school teachers to $!). Klum is receiving $1,100 and offers to stay for $1,300. IIo Is suld to have been offered $1,400 by a Cali fornia school. CI if Payne makes screen porches. HSHLAND Storage and Transfer Co C. F. HATES i'mprieiur. Two warehouses near Depot. Goods of all kinds stored at reason able rates. A General Transfer Itusliions. Worn! and Koi k Spring ( .ul. Phone 117. Office, tf Oak Street, AMI I.AM). OIIKUON. In past years was famous as a sum mer resort owing to the mineral springs. Robert D. Hall of New York city, a nephew of A. -M. Beaver of Ash 'and, was a visitor in the city the first of the week. He Is identified with Y. M. C. A. work among the Indians. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Carter areis itlng at the home of Mrs. Carter's mother, Mrs. L. A. Phillips. They are en route from their home in El lensburg, Wash., to California, where they will visit. T. E. Simpson, W. E. Newcombe, Otto Winter and C. W. Nims motored to Medford Thursday afternoon to at tend the meeting of Malta command ery of that city on the occasion of the visit of- state officers. I SAFETY RAZOR BLADES l Resharpened : : 30c a Dozen, Any Make ii Provost Bros.' Hardware Store I GUARANTEE Every edge made I better than new. Your own blades back sterilized. Work done by Sanitary Sharpen ing Co., Edge Experts, Berkeley, Cal. Straight razors re-edjred 35c operation at a local hospital last week and is recuperating nice'y. She was taken to her home Sundn.v. Her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Mc pherson, are here from Springfield, Ore. R. F. Robinson of Siskiyou, who from time to time has favored the Tidings with news items concerning the goings and comings up In that district, Informs us that he will move In the Immediate future to the Climax neighborhood. A $ saved 13 a $ earned. Let us save it for you by buying a pair of our shoes'at a bis reduction. Briggs & Shlnn. O. E. Diebert, who was operated upon for appendicitis at a local hos pital two weeks ago, was down town for the first time since his ordeal on last Tuesday. "Shorty" says he is still far from fit for a hard day's work, but feels (Tetter every day. -H. A. Ray and George Haff, Gold Hill mining men, have discovered a : body of Sheellte tungsten ore of high ! grade quality on property three miles from Gold Hill. Til's is the first dis 1 eovery of Its kind in Oregon, although It is said the float has been found In 1 different parts of the state. J t,. .1. Orres is moving his tailor 'shop from the Allen block on North ! Main to the old Fuller stand on Oak street. E. La Belle of St. Paul, ure., will put a bakery In the room he vacates. Mr. Ia Relle is the father of Mr3. George Cyester, employed by the Southern Pacific Company. .'I : C. E. llnssett, the government mar keting expert who addressed the lo cal fruit growers last Saturday on lirhalf of tho new frult-solling plan, was a guest of Mrs. 10. I. Ilingham George O. Howard was in the city while in the city. He Is a brother from Portland yesterday in behalf 1 of Mrs. Lucas, wife of tho late Hev. of the presidential boom of Senator . Lucas, who was pastor of the local He Is manager and secro-; Episcopal church. The Civic Improvement Club are Tom Kay is chairman of i i,avi,lK th0 railroad lot opposite tho Congregational church, on East Main street, spaded and will plant an old fashioned flower garden, and lawn, A sprinkler system was Installed last ...,,., t ,,u Howard Ewer's wife underwent an "" - - - , tary ol me i umnmis iani;)iiinn m Oregon the organization. Mr. Howard was formerly secretary of tho Ashlan(l Commercial Club. Mrs. Robert Clay and two chil dren leave today for Kagle Ridge Tavern on Upper Klamath lake, one of the prettiest summer resorts on the lake. They have been visiting for a few days with Mrs. Clay's sister, Mrs. Henry Enders. Jr., arter spend ing the winter on the ranch of Mrs. Clay's mother, Mrs. Wing. Come to the shoe sale. It will pay you. Briggs & Shinn. It Life Against Accideht These are days when Electricity Is the motive power and Motorcycles and Automobiles Increase the chances of Accident a hundredfold! Should you meet with a slight ac cident the Policy benefits you; If fatal, your family will not want! Large protection for small cost. Billings Agency year on this lot, which before the ladles were granted permission to beautify It, was a tangle of weeds. Mi and Mrs.. Frank Cunningham and baby son of New York city are visiting at the home of Mrs. Cunning ham's brother, J. A. Ruger. They are making a leisurely tour of tho south and west and came here from Pasadena, where they spent several months. They will continue on their way homo by tho northern route af ter a visit here. F. Babcock and family leave this week for a three monthB' visit with relatives at Flint, Mich, They have stored their household goods. Mr. Babcock look a goodly supply of Ash land literature with him and pro' claims himself to be "an Ashland booster, first, last and always." Thev consider Ashland their home and will return here to live. John A. Harvey, formerly of the Citizens Bank of Ashland, but now connected with a bank at Santa Ana, Cal., was a visitor In Ashland over Sunday. He was on his way to Port land on business and stopped off here to spend a day with friends. Mr. Harvey now lives In the banner or ange county of southern California and says fruit raising Is a success where proper distributing organiza tion Is maintained. Phone 146
