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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1917)
I Thnrwlayi December 20, 1017 TAGB TWO " (GIVE Cut away, this Christmas, from the old custom of giving useless, frivolous gewgaws for Christmas gifts. Give something SUBSTANTIAL and that will be of SERV ICE. GIVE FURNITURE sets or single pieces. Or one of our UNIVERSAL RANGES, which are gems of beauty, giants of durability and angels of satisfaction. Our furniture is selected with great care. It is in the latest and most popular designs and in all the most desirable material. Your family and friends will appreciate a nice suit or even a single piece. A gift of furniture will be a constant reminder for years to come, and a source of comfort and satisfaction. "We make a specialty of mail orders and ship to ill points in Southern Oregon and Northern California. "Write to us for prices, description and pictures and we will show you how much better you can do here. Swenson &TicRae Economical House Furnishers Ashland, Oregon ASHLAND TIDINGS Established 1870 Published every Monday and Thnndny by THE A5HLAM) PRINTING COMPANY (Incorporated) Wt R. Greer. .Editor OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER. EnUred at tb ABhland, Oregon, PoBtofflce as second-class mall matter. Buffalo Vernon Now in New Role A newspaper dispatch from Pen dleton gives the following account of the present career of Buffalo Ver non, who Is well known in Ashland, vhre he has appeared as a rider at the Rogue Hiver Roundup: " 'Shades of the wild west, what ar we coming to?' cry the cowboys Erery Piece of Meat From the East Side Market Is a Good Piece, That's the only kind we handle. Wholesale and Retail. FISH ON FRIDAYS. OYSTERS AMD CRABS IN SEASON. A. R. Brown, Prop. Phono 188. of eastern Oregon. The Indian war whoop has passed, the Btage coach of yesterday is no more, the spouting engine goes frisking through the country. And now, last of all, Buf falo Vernon, daredevil bulldogger of steers and ridor of bucking bronchos, widely known for his roundup stunts, is herSing sheep. "This startling information was contained in a letter recently receiv ed by a friend of Buffalo's. The let ter came from Wilder, Idaho, and said that the cowboy has taken over the care of 20,000 head of sheep left by his brother, who died a shdi t time ago. Buffalo complains that his new duties are likely to keep him away from Europe. Local and Personal Mrs. H. R. King, a former resident of this community but now of Ken nett, Cnl., Is visiting friends here. Her son, Kenneth, who has been fill ing a position at Kennett, has re turned to the University of Califor nia, where he will be a studeut dur ing the rest of the year. Miss Margaret Hodgson, who is home for the holidays from San .lose, is now employed at Johnson's jewelry store during the holiday rush. Kodaks.' A complete line from a child's $1.25 Brownie to a beautiful $35 camera. East Side Pharmacy. Mrs. Edward I.ovell and Mrs. J. L. Smtih of Minneapolis, Minn., cousins of Mrs. M. C. Reed, spent Monday at the latter's home on Scenic Drive. They were on their way to Los An geles to spend the winter. Xmas tree ornaments and tinsel at East 'Side Pharmacy. it Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clark, who liavo been visiting the hitter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.. A. W.' Herbert, in Asli'lanu, for some me, returned this week to their home in California. Corporal Paul F. Keen, who was employed by the government in the entomological service in this city, was i selected from the Oregon Const Ar tillery with 14 others to attend tha training school for Coast Artillery of ficers. The school opens January G, at Fortress Monroe, Virginia. The New Breakfast Beverage CERE-ALL A delicious, wholesome beverage, made from carelully selected grains evenly blended into a strength giving drink. Belter, Mort Wholesome than coffee without the net ve-wracking effects. llt ill. the snap of the high grade Jav Coffee, with the Caffine taken out. For sale at The Kr-t Grocery Stores in Ashland if '8 0 Fine Souvenir Everybody coming to the Ford Garage before Christ mas will get a fine souvenir LEE HALL, Proprietor tttttnnnttttttttttnti Bat Tour Clothe Had at Heate John for Clothes Tailoring for Hen and Women John the Tailor A Fit or No Salo Cleaning ana ' 81 OaK Street Notice. Under the acts of congress of June 3, 1878, and March 3, 1891, resi dents of the state of Oregon are per mitted to take timber free of charge from the vacant, unreserved, non mineral public lands of the state, not within national forests, for their own uses for building, agricultural, min ing or other domestic purposes, 4bnt not for barter or sale, under rules and regulations prescribed by the sec retary of the Interior. Copies of these rules and regulations' may be secured by application to the Chief of Field Division, General Land Of fice, 310 Custom House, Portland, Ore. It has been held, however, that the lands embraced within the Oregon & California railroad grant, title to which has been revested In the gov ernment, are not vacant, unreserved non-mineral public lands within the meaning of the above acts of con gress, and that there is no authority for the granting of permission to cut or remove timber from these lands. Therefore, any person cutting or re moving timber from said Oregon & California railroad grant lands must be considered a trespasser, and sub ject to prosecution under the laws of the United States. Portland, Ore., Dec. 13, 1917. HARRY E. LAUGHLIX, Chief Portland Field Division, G. L. O. Mrs. B, B. Balis and daughters, Janet and Jean, left Wednesday for San Francisco, where they will spend Christmas visiting with friends. Clif Payne makes sleds. Ashland Transfer & Storage Co. C. F. Bates, Proprietor : Wood, "Peacock" : and Rock Springs : Coal and Cement PHONE 117 Office 99 Oak Street, Ware house on track near depot. Ashland, Oregon 13 m Kf Government jj Thrift Stamps riTII the first 2 cent THRIFT STAMP pur chased, one eets a THRIFT CARD contain- in" places for 10 of these stamps. When this is fined (at a cost of $4.00) bring it into the first National Bank, and by paying 12 cents additional, exchange it for a War Savings Stamp ("Baby Bond") bearing i per cent. Interest compounded every three months. Ue certain that eveiy younuster in Ashland 1ms at least ono Thrift Stamp and Thrift Caul by Christmas. J.et us give you the details. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ASHLAND J ' OREGON . V CAftTER. President C.H. vaupe.i.Viccph5, .iwMCf.OYCA5Nlfi CtARK BUSH 'Amt.CaSH.- Let the Victro!arj furnish the music for your dances Everybody who dance enjoys dancing to such ex cellent music everybody' dances their best to such perfect music. It is the best dance music to be had anywhere, and it can be enjoyed in every home. The Fox Trot, Maxixe, and all the other new dances are easy to learn and a pleas ure to dance with the music of the Victrola. Come in and hear some of the latest dance numbers, and find out how easily you can get a Victrolar. $15 to 5300. Prices to fit every pocket book Terms to suit ROSE BROTHERS Kvclusive Agents Everybody! Anywhere! To Ashland Women NOTICE This is a notice to you and all people of this valley,-that the Brown Drug store of Talent is being closed out. Hundreds of beautiful presents, such as Toilet Sets of all kinds, Toilet Articles of all kinds, 1'erfumes, Hand Painted China. Wonderful Xmas Presents. It will pay you to come to Talent to buy. Absolutely Going Out of Business Everything to be found in a Drug Store, Medicines of all kinds. Everything in the store being sold out. " For Instance 25 and 30 cent articles 19 cents 75 " 85 " " ' 59 " 50 " 60 " 39 " $1.00 and $1.25 . " 79 " $10.00 Articles $6.98 5.00 " 2.98 One of the prettiest stocks to select from in Southern Oregon. Silverware Copperware, Fine Toilet Sets. Everything for Ladies in the Drug Line. Men's Shaving Sets, etc. Come lo Talent It Will Pay You The Brown Rexall Drug Store OF TALENT Drugs, Christmas Goods, Silverware, Painted China, Furniture 513 J Prtssinj
