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ASHLAND TIDINGS
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Vlniiig Tlaeatre One Night : Only, Monday, Bee. 11
A Play, NOT a Moving Picture, and One of the Greatest Dramatic Successes From the Most Powerful Story of the West Ever Written
This In (he OUIGIA.NL
Company
L. C. YEOMANS Offers
MARK SWAN'S Dramatization of HAROLD DELL WRIGHT'S
Powerful Story of the Wonderful West
Tills In the ORIGINAL
Company
A Beautiful Scenic
Production, and
Astonishing Electrical
Effects
Are Feat'ires With
Thin Drama
One of the Most
Astonishing Scenes on
Any St ace Is the Sand
Storm in the Desert
Which Occurs in the
Prologue of This Play
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Xo Other Theatrical
Organization in America
Has Any Right to Use
This Hay
With a powerful
cast of players
and
Virginia Hardy as Barbara
No Other Theatrical
Orgntii.aion in America
Has Any Illght to I'se
This Play
This ii the same company and production which played Seattle to crowded houses last week, and plays I Prices: 50c-75c-$1.00. Boxes $1.50. Reserved seat sale opens Thursday at the Theatre. Mail orders
Heilig Theatre, Portland, December 14-15-16 I reserved in the order received
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PHOTOGRAPHS
THE ECONOMICAL GIFTS
Sit for those Photographs TODAY before we are too
rushed to give you our usual individual attention.
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Become a
Thrifty
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Every ambitious man
desires to be successful.
The best way to ac
complish the desired pur
pose is to have an ac
count with The Citizens
Bank of Ashland, and
make regular weekly de
posits. Your account Is invit-
Mtfsvu SAVINGS
70v" DEPOSITS
Louis Walsh of Medford is a surgi
cal patient at the Granite City hos
pital.
j Charles S. Mitchell of Portland has
bought a house and lot on Laurel
street.
Bath robes in new and pretty pat
terns ano" extra heavy, good grades
at $5.00 each. Mitchell & Whittle,
j Mrs. Edward Mitchell has rented
! her Portland home for the winter and
expects to be in Ashland on account
j of climatic advantages.
Johnson's Jewelery Store the gift
center. 65-
Misa Esther SIcErlane, a high
school student, underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis at the Granite
City hospital Sunday.
A nifty line of compact leather
cased manicure goods at Whited's.
56-2t
Harvey Ling underwent an opera
tion for appendicitis at the Sanitari
um Tuesday and Is reported as doing
as well as can be expected.
The postofflce is issuing bulletins
regarding the early mailing of
Christmas packages and regarding
wrapping them securely.
Eat real Mexican chill at Rose
Ptrn. 61-tf
Miss Carol Mitchell was delightful
ly entertained Thanksgiving day at
the beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Huntzlnger at Pasadena, Cal.
At an election held in Eagle Point
Tuesday, J. F. Brown, W. C. Mc
Quoit and George Phillips were re
elected councllmen. There was no
opposition.
If you want something good to eat,
get It at the Lithia Bakery and Res
taurant. 60-tf
A number of prominent valley
stockmen are attending the Livestock
Exposition in Portland this week,
and purchases of registered stock are
said to be contemplated.
Johnson's Jewelry Store the gift
center. 65-tf
Grants Pass anglers plan to stage
a steelhead dinner at the luncheon to
be given by the Commercial Club of
that city next Monday for the legls
lators of southern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rennie re
turned to their home in Eugene Mon
day. Mrs. Rennie expects to return
to Ashland after the holidays to
spend the remainder of the winter.
Make this a rocker Christmas. J.
P. D-odee & Sons. 53-tf
Mrs. George Parsley, who was
called to Texas some six months ago
by the serious illness of her mother,
returned Sunday. Her mother is
reported as being greatly improved.
Flour week at the White Hou3e
Grocery. For cash, this week, we
will give a liberal discount by the
sack or barrel. Get our prices before
buying elsewhere. 56-2t
Miss Lena H. Nelson, a registered
nurse of this city, finished a post
graduate course in Chicago last
month and will return home soon to
resume her work at the Granite City
hospital.
George Soranson, Grants Pass min
ing man, who is interested in the Silver-Bailey
lithia spring near here,
spent several days in the city, re
turning to Grants Pass Tuesday with
Mr. Bailey.
Eat at the Lithia Bakery and Res
taurant, where the eats are good.
60-tf
Two auto loads of young people
drove out to Sams valley Thanksgiv
ing day and brought in Miss Myra
Gunter, v-ho is teaching there and
chose to spend her vacation with
home folks.
Johnson tho Jeweler for tine watch
work. 55-tf
GivingAway
Gold Fish
While they last with $1.00
purchases a
Gold Fish Free
To introduce more widely the
well known Nyal Goods we
give with 75c Nyal purchases
A Gold Fish Free
Do your Xmas shopping here
and secure your fish free, at
Polcys Drug Store
Poloy & FJhart, Druggists.
Adjutant General W. Wilson is ex
pected to arrive in this city the first
of next week. He will spend a cou
ple of days Inspecting the local Coast
Artillery company and the Medford
organization.
" Wrist watches at Whited's. See
the extremely small Elgins and
Gruens. 56-2t
Roseburg Review: Mrs. M. Scott
left for Ashland this morning, where
she will attend her brother, William
Jgallace, who will soon leave for Sad
Francisco to undergo an operation at
the Southern Pacific hospital.
This Christmas buy a rocker. J.
P. Dodge & Sons. 6S-tf
Arrest of autoists at Willamette
valley points for bringing booze Into
the state from California has brought
to light the fact that some of the
cars are equipped with extra tanks,
which carry from ten to twelve gal
lons of booze.
We engrave our Parisian Ivory
free. O. H. Johnson, Jeweler. 55-tf
Robert M. Kincaid, a well-known
resident of the Rogue River valley,
died suddenly Tuesday of alst week,
aged 67 years. He was born In the
Willamette valley, but moved to
Jackson county with his parents in
1863. He leaves a wife and three
1 daughters.
! Johnson's Jewelry Store the gift
center.
55-tf
Deputy Sheriff Curly Wilson has
resigned and left last week for east
ern Washington, where he has ac
cepted a position of head bookkeeper
for a large wholesale grain coucern. ,
Ills new position pays him the same !
salary he received here as a servant
of the county and has none of the
political uncertainties attached to It.
Genuine linen initial handker
chiefs in men's sizes at 25 cents each.
Mitchell k. Whittle. It
Miss Thorn, the professional nurse,
was called to Yreka on business the
first of tne week.
Owing to many requests, Mrs.
Louis Dodge will again have her
hand-made Christmas gifts on dis
play Saturday afternoon of this week
at Dodge's furniture store. H
Mrs. Simons suffered a fall in her
store tho other day, and bruised her
face considerably. She Is able to be
around.
Men's kid gloves at l.2" and up to
$2.00 a pair in cither the dressed
or undressed kid. plain or silk lined.
Mitchell & Whittle. It
Chicken dinner at the Ashland Ho
tel Saturday, 3".c. It
Jerry O'N'cil returned Sunday from
Yreka where he has been employed
on a plumbing contract on the new
gymnasium and auditorium of the
Siskiyou Union high school.
Do not forget the bazaar at Trin
ity, parish house December 14. Af
ternoon and evening. Cooked food
and all kinds of fancy work and
aprons for sale. It
Sixty people were fed at the Fourth
Street Mission's Thanksgiving dinner,
this being but one of the many charit
able deeds performed by the mission
workers on that day.
One of tho largest crowds of re
cent weeks attended the Vining Mon
day to see Mary Plckford In "Hulda
from Holland." Earl r.asor sang a
solo which was greatly appreciated
as an added attraction.
Watch for the Maccabee bazaar and
food sale December 19. It
The firm of Nims & Saunders, lo
cal grocers, have presented the La
dles' Aid of the Presbytoilan church
with a substantial Singer sewing ma
chine, an accessory which Is per
forming active service these indus
trious days.
Josephine and Jackson counties
have heretofore each constituted a
complete district under authority of
the state water board. Because of
conflict in watersheds and county
boundaries this did not permit of the
most satisfactory administration of
the business of the two districts, and
the board has Just made a new order
adding to the Josephine county dis
trict, known as district No. 15, cer
tain of tho watershed of the upper
Applegate country.
Remember the bazaar December
16 In Elks' Temple. 4 37-St
Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion Churchill has announced a pro
gram for teachers' examinations to
be held at county seats throughout
the state, December 20 to 23 inclus
ive. Tho schedules cover a wide
range of educational qualifications.
Mrs. Simons will have a ten day
sale beginning Saturday, Dec. 9. Any
trimmed hat $2.00. 67-2t
Rowena Roberts will have a spe
cial display of fancy work on sale
at Mrs. Simons Millinery store Satur
day, December 9. Prices from 10a
up. 57-Zt
The ladles of the Christian church
will hold a bazaar in empty rooms
at Elks' Temple December 16. You
will find practical gifts for Christ
mas. Cooked food will' also be on
sale. 37-3t
J. A. T:ite, workman on carpenter
crews of tho Southern Pacific, Shas
ta division, was renewing acquaint
ances and visiting old family sur
roundings here last week. He has
recently been In the railroad's gen
eral hospital at San Francisco for a
minor operation and returned to hla
work this week. ,
Cllf Payne makes Ironing boards.
Advice
The Doctor's advice when you are
ill:
The Lawyer's advice in legal mat
ters ;
The Banker's advice In business
ventures.
This Is one of the services we ren
der our customers without charge.
Open on account here and let us
get better acquainted.
First National Bank
ASHLAND, OKEGO.V.
Oldttt National Bank Injaekton
County
Sensible
Gifts That Are Worth While
Please, Can Be Bought Here
and Dependable As To Surely
In Perfect Confidence
Then Whv Not Make This Store Your Santa Headquarters as Hundreds ot Medlord and Ashland Shoppers Are Doing?
We suggest for a nice gift
FURS
They are always looked upon with pleasure
and give the comfort that is necessary. Muffs
or scarfs may be bought separate or combined
and our prices are from 25 to 40$ less than
city stores ask.
For Boys
We suggest Blouse Waists, Dress Shirts,
Neckwear, Soft Shirts, Suits, Overcoats,
Sweaters, Jerseys, Hosiery, Gloves, Under
wear, Rubber Footwear, Pajamas, Suspenders,
Leather Footwear.
For Mother, Daughter , Sweetheart
We have so many item, that space does not permit more than a few. There
are for her Wool Dress Materials, Silk Dress Materials, Tub Silks for Waists,
Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery in Silk, Wool and Cotton, Bath Robe
Squares, Umbrellas, Jewelery, Kiraona Silks, Furs in Sets or otherwise,
Collar and Cuff Sets, Breakfast Caps, Cotton Dress Goods, Bungalow
Aprons, Coat Materials, Bags, Purses, etc., etc.
For Men
We suggest Shirts, Collars, Neckwear, Hosiery, Arm Band Sets, Hose Sup
porter Sets, Suspender Sets, Handkerchiefs in Lineu and Cambric, Belts,
Sweaters, Jerseys, Gloves,' Bath Robes made up or in Squares, Negligee
Shirts, Pajamas, Night Shirts, Shoes, Tub Silks for Men's Shirts and
Pajamas.
Fo the Tiny Tots
We suggest Knit Suits, Knit Leggins, Knit
Scarfs, Mittens, Shoes, Belts, Jewelry, Nain
sooks, White Dress Material, Bath Robe
Squares, Felt Slippers, Fur Sets, Booties,
Hose.
Hosiery
In Hosiery we suggest Hose of Luxit'e for
men and women in silk and fibres. In pure
silk we suggest La France Hose for ladies
and Holeproof Silk Hose for men. The
above qualities range
in price per pair from
35c to $1.25
WHY MOT GIVE A PAIR OF SHOES?
TLTUIP'IEIL-i
THE QUALITY
STORE
Sensible, Serviceable Christmas
Gift Headquarters