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Jliwsday, December 21, 1016
ASHLAND TIDINGS
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Have that long delayed photograph
" which you have promised your friends
so often, made today. Have it made in
our studio, too, where you are certain of
tne best of service and attention.
Resolve Today:
To call us up and arrange for a sitting
this week sure!
STUDIO ASHLAND i!
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Poley'sprug Store
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Royal
Arch
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Siskiyou
Chapter
No. 21
Stated convocation of Siskiyou
Chapter No. 21, R. A. M., Thursday
evening, December 21, 1916. Elec
tion of officers and other important
business. The basis of dues for 1917
will be decided upon. Visiting com
panions are cordially welcome.
W. E. BLAKE, H. P.
W. H. DAY, Secy. 60-2t
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
B. R. Greer returned this morning
from a business trip to San Fran
cisco. Johnson's Jewelry Store the gift
center. 55-tf
Miss Bertha Eliason ot the Union
school at McCloud, Cal., will be home
this week for a month's vacation.
A box of Crowson's chocolates.
Cet It at Poley's drug store. It
Vernl Mills returns home Friday
from Berkeley to spend the holidays
with his mother.
Get our prices on Christmas can
dles before buying elsewhere. Rose
Bros. 69-tf
Mrs. J. W. Ilaskins, who has been
ill for some time, Is now able to be
out again.
A new phonograph record makes
an inexpouslve and appreciated gift.
Rose Bros.
Miss Querita Brown is clerking In
Rose Bros.' store during the Christ
mas rush.
Superintendent Jassman of the
Hilt box factory, was a visitor In the
city Wednesday.
Mrs. Mabel Jacobs of Eugene is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Lottie Pel
ton, on B street, at present.
E. T. Merrill of Ashland Investi
gated some timber land propositions
in northern California last week.
Mrs. Margaret J. Beckett Is spend
ing the holidays with her daughter,
Mrs. Cassius L. Miller, while en route
from Columbus, Ohio, to her home
in Los Angeles, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dickson of Lin
coln, Neb., are visiting at the Fraley
home. Mr. Dickson Is a cousin of
Mrs. Fraley. They will vlsifln Ash
land until after Christmas. They are
making a leisurely tour of the Pa
cific coast and will go from here to
San Francisco and then on to south
ern California.
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Carter left
Tuesday for Texas, where they will
make an extended Visit with relatives.
First, '.ast and always, Crowson's
chocolates for a gift. At Poley's
drug store. It
G. B. Johnson of this city transact
ed business In Montague and other
northern California towns last week.
Robert spencer reiurnea lurauuj, . . , .
from Berkeley, where he has been j nothing to look
attending the University of Califor
nia. Make this a rocker Christmas. J.
P. Dodge & Sons. 53-tf
Miss Ruth Whitney and Mrs. Alta
Ashcraft are helping 0. II. Johnson
supply his jewelry store patrona with
Christmas gifts.
Miss Nell Peachey was visiting her
parents on Lincoln street the first of
the week, returning to her school
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Marguerite Hammond
Xmas Goods
Complete line of beautiful
and useful gifts for men,
women and children. Costs
$ n 8ttK
Come in
Poleys Drug Slorc
I'oloy & Klliart. DruKgiiitH.
Ashland and visited old friends for
a short time.
The Bible school of the Christian
re-iffhnrrh will render a Christmas pro-
turned Saturday evening from Port-j gram at their church Saturday even-
land, where she has been attending ing, December 2 i. The regular serv-
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It educates the
children and
interests the
old folks.
We give instruction and helpful sugges
tions freely and fully.
H. L. Whited
Eastman
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A T this season of the year our thoughts
i turn to those whose cooperation has
made it possible for this institution to
grow and extend itsmsefulness.
We wish all
A Merry Christmas
And a
Happy New Year
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
school at St. Helen's Hall. I
Mrs. Simons wishes to inform 'her'
friends and patrons that she will con- j
tlnue the sale on millinery the bal- (
ance of this week. Any trimmea i
hat $2. It
Mrs. R. P. Cornelius leaves Friday,
evening for Portland, where she will
spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Ballan, former Ashlanders.
W. L. Melllnger preached at Tal
ent Sunday afternoon. A number of
auto loads went down from Ashland
to be present at the service.
The ladles of the Christian church
did very well at their bazaar last
week. They sold all their goods and
took In a nice sum of money.
Mr. and Mi. W. S. Swing, former
Ashland residents, now living at Bre
vard,. Cal., recently suffered the sor
row of the death of their son Willie.
The gift that is always received
graciously a box of Crowson's choc
olates at Poley's drug store.
J. W. Detwllcr of Des Moines,
Iowa, brother-in-law of Mrs. J. R.
Casey, arrived here last Friday for a
winter' sstay with the Casey family.
Mrs. Radlfer has returned to her
home on Seventh street after a sev
eral weeks' visit with her son, Au
brey, who lb attending school In Eu
gene. Miss Marian Hodgson will arrive
Friday from Corvallls, where she has
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Ices will be observed Sunday with a
Christmas sermon in the evening.
II. L. Gilkey of Grants Pass, well
known in this city, has resigned the
cashlership of the First National
Bank of Southern Oregon at that
place and will devote his energies to
some outdoor work on account of his
health. George Lundburg, also well
known here, succeeds Mr. Gilkey.
Mr. and Mrs. V E. Disney have
purchased the Victor Payne place
east, of the city. Ten acres of land
and a residence is included In the
deal, which was negotiated by the
Beaver Realty Company. Mr. Disney
Is a Southern Pacific carpenter. The
Payne family are now in Oklahoma.
The Aahland Hotel restaurant,
which Is building up a deserved repu
tation by its excellent service nd de
licious home cooking, will serve a
Christmas dinner Monday which wlH
be hard to beat. Turkey 'dinner with
all the fixings will be servi.l for 50
cents. Chicken dinner wllh every
thing else the same will be 35 cents.
Plan to eat your Christmas dinner as.
the Ashland. It
Agents of the allied governments
are buying horses In southern Oregon
this week, upon rush orders, and
there ts a report that the poor beasts
are needed for the coming spring
drive, with which Germany Is ex
pected to be crushed. One provision
of all the sales is that the horses be
Mfss Ora Patrick came up from
Pasadena, Cal., this week to spend
the holidays with parents and friends.
' MPs. Elsie Churchman and chil
dren will Bpend the holidays with rel
atives in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Walters and
Mr. A. H. Rosenbaum of Portland
will be guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Otto Winter for Christmas din
ner. Mrs. Thos. W. Acklin has returned
from Colorado after a month's visit
with her parents. She Is now busily
engaged behind the counters of the
Ashland Trading Company's store.
Fred Schuerman, who has held a
position at McCloud, will return to
Ashland to spend the holidays with
his parents. IIo will leave the first
of the year for Eugene, where he
will enter the University of Oregon.
been attending Oregon Agricultural j dark in color, though some of the
Colleeg tnd will spend the holidays
with her parents In this city.
Leonard R. Boyd of Montague, a
nephew of Mrs. O. Winter of this
city, has been appointed second lieu
tenant in the army, and goes to Leav
enworth, Kan., the first of the year.
Sydney Haaleton, student at the
experiment station of the California
Agricultural College at Davis, is a
holiday visitor with relatives In the
Clark Bush family.
W. E. Newcombe. Wrestern Union
manager of local offices, left for San
Francisco Sunday evening to attend
a gathering of the company's tele
graph officials and employes on
Tuesday evening at the Stewart hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wooden came
through Ashland last week, returning
from California to their home in
Portland. They stopped over In
liehter shades wi'.l be bought. Mules
and burros are also In demand.
The fame of Butler's chocolates Is
spreading. An out-of-town man wan
dered back into the candy factory
the other day, and after watching
operations for a few minutes asked
if Mr. Butler could do him up a
"little order." Mr. Butler replied,
"Sure thing, just as soon as I finish
this little batch," expecting an order
for a couple of pounds. The visitor
left an order for seventy-five boxes
of candy which he is going to give
to seventy-five fortunate friends as
Christmas remembrances.
We engrave our Parisian Ivory
free. O. II. Johnson, Jeweler. 65-tf
Miss Mabel Russell and Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Potter, from Montague,
have returned to spend the holidays
with their family in Ashland.
Cord of Thanks.
Myself and daughters wish to ten
der our heartfelt gratitude and sin
cere thanks to the many friends and
members of the Masonic order, East
ern Star, and especially the Elks and
Brotherhood of Locomotive En
gineers, for their words of sympathy
and acts of kindness extended to us
in our last bereavement in the loss of
a kind and loving husband and fath
er. MRS. NELLIE M. CONNER,
MRS. C. G. COLLINS,
MRS. W. W. WILSON,
HELEN CONNER.
Ashland - A. F.
Lodge XT ir Bd
No. 23 T A' M-
Special communication of Ashland
Lodge No. 23, A. F. & A. M., Satur
day evening, December 23, 1916.
Work on Third degree. Visiting
brethren welcome.
STUART SAUNDERS, W. M.
W. 11. DAY, Sec'y.
Notice.
All bills against the Springs Water
Commission must be presented on or
before December 28, 1916.
By order ot the Springs Water
Commission. 61-2t
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For Sale
1 Brand New Ford
1 Used Ford, for sale
Can make immediate de
livery on both.
Murphy Motor
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AflerryXmas
and Prosperous New Year
Carson-Fowler Lumber Co.
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LEVENTi HOUR XMAS SUGGESTIONS
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Men's
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Knit Coats
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for Ladies in deep plum, have just arrived. One of the
very newest styles. Sizes in A-AA and B. Price $8.00
Dress Shirts
for Men
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Collar Sets
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Kimona
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