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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1921)
PAGE ASHLAND DAILY yoUh H. R. Adams for plumbing, heating and gas fitting. Ashland alty. Mrs. Henry Pace and Mrs. Frank Murphy left today tor Eugene where they will attend the state conven tion of the American Legion as del- egates of the local Women's Auxil- iary of the Aermican Legion. an TO BE SUIT YEAR Guns, Cartridges, Fishing Tackle, at Elkhorn Gun Store, 81 oak St. In — Attend Legion Convention— Repairing a speci . pion. ,00. • • 255-1 risco Visitors— Will Visit .Here Mrs. C. L. Wickersham, Mrs. O.l Mr. and Mrs. Phil Rose of Mon- A. Aggers and Albert Elledge ofterey, Calif., accompanied by their | San Francisco, are visiting at the son, after a brief visit at Santa Rosa, home of Mr. and Mrs Louis Schwein will arrive in Ashland shortly for • 171 Church street. Mrs. Wicker vacation stay of several weeks at the Eubanks home. sham is a sister of Mrs. Schwein. • • weather at warm Clothes for Cliff Payne makes orc" challs. | Paulseruds. 247-tf What is a vacation without mu- sie? Buy a small Victrola and take 247-tf { alifornia Visitor—- it along. Rose Bros. Visitor.— Rev. and Mrs. Ray Hawley are Klamath Falls Miss Constance McWilliams of Kla visiting Rev. Hawley’s father. B. V. Honeymooners Visit— math Falls, is visiting her grand- a motor- | Mr. and Mrs. Chester Barr, Of Hawley of this city, after | parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. McWil- Dunsmuir, Calif., are visiting at the ing trip from California. liams, and is also renewing the ac-j , . , , . . home of Mrs. Barr’s parents, Mr. Insurance quaintances of her cousins, and her | good When you want and Mrs. F. R. Merrill. Mrs. Barr uncles and her aunts. was formerly Miss Evelyn Merrill, talk wish Billings, 41 East Main St..; 232-tf a local high school teacher. The phone 211. Reserve your ice cream for that 4th of July dinner at Rose Bros. young couple are completing their . . • . ... .7 p.Former School Supt. Visits— 254-4 honeymoon trip to eastern and Pa- | „ , . ... , . . . : J. Percy Wells, former county cific coast points and are now on We make Suits to order. K. ... . _ ... school superintendent, is visiting their way to Dunsmuir where they Nelson. ..... - relatives in the city, will make their home. . Free tubes will be given with ev- Britons Have New Telephone. Florence automatic oil cook stoves ery casing purchased before July 1st] A device already In and ovens. Ashland Furniture Co. by the Busy Corner Motor Co., Med- _ new telephonic - 9 ¡actual use .. in England Is the larynga- ford. Ore. 260-5 phone, a transmitter in which a disk May Truck Gas To Crater Lake— Is placed against the throat of the M. L. Patton, manager of the lo- Return From Portland— speaker and the sound is transmitted cal branch of the Standard Oil Co., Mr. II. S. Emery returned yester- by the vibration of the vocal chords, left Tuesday for Crater Lake for the day from a three-weeks visit with says a London dispatch to the New purpose of acquiring first hand road his daughter, son and brot! r in York Tribune. It is suitable for use " in noisy factories and workrooms information, as his company is con Portland, . where the ordinary telephone mouth- templating running a truck between Let a “ National Union ” policy pro- plece transmitter would pick up the Crater Lake and Ashland to supply other sounds in the room and so pre gasoline to motorists at the moun- teet your fruit crop against damage vent conversation. from hail. Phone 274-J or 42. Yeo tain resort. In appearance the laryngaphone re ‘ of course sembles the ordinary telephone except • « Are you fully covered on your1 ye . g gg_ that there Is a smooth rounded rub See Bill- ber disk instead of a mouthpiece. The automobile insurance? The curiosity of pedestrians was receiver is the same and the messages ings for Real Insurance, 232-tf aroused yesterday at a “passing | are received in the ordinary speaking show” of two live bears that passed voice. Ret urns From Salem— Miss Ruth York, who has been through the city, loaded in a trail-! Land for Canadian Soldiers. teaching at Salem during the past | er attached to a camp wagon. The The forest reserves held by the Ca- school year. has returned to the outfit was bound for Alberta, Cana home of her parents in this city and da, and stopped only a short time nadian federal government and all sit uated in the West, comprise an area is attending the summer extension in Ashland. | of approximately 27,500,000 acres, and course of the Monmouth Normal | consist of tracts of land unsuitable for Roses Ice Cream is best by test School. 254-4 agriculture which have been set apart try it. permanently for forest production. At For a good plunge or tub bath in | Leave For Klamath Falls— the request of the soldier settlement pure sulphur water, go to the Nat- Ray Murphy and Sumner Parker board areas totalling about 480,000 acres were withdrawn from the re 235-tf atorlum. left yesterday for Klamath Falls on serves in order to be made available a business trip. for soldier settlement. For the most Take Telephone Offre Positions— part these areas consist of small tracts Misses Virginia and FernDewey. Taxi: DeWit. Phone 140. of a few hundred acres, withdrawn who graduated from the Medfora 208-1 mo* from a number of different reserves. high school this year, have taken i Only in the cases of the Riding moun- positions as telephone operators at Visiting Father— i tain and Porcupine reserves were the the local office. Mrs. Pearl M. Dodge, an employee I areas larger, about 220,000 acres be- of the Southern Pacific Company at | ing withdrawn from the former and See Billings for life. accident and San Francisco, is visiting her par-about 240,000 acres from the latter, health insurance: strong companies,. ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Johnson of low rates. 232-tr Dress and Insurance Rates. this city. Swiss women who wear short skirts • • New Delvery Car For Laundry — Tanors for ’ and low-necked gowns will have to pay Have a tit at Orres. The Ashland Laundry has shown 116+ | higher rates of life insurance than Men and Women. its confidence in future business by those who do not. The Swiss insurance • • companies have announced that in fix the purchase of a new delivery car, Henry Enders Returns— ing the premiums on policies of wom which the company intends to use Henry Enders has returned from en’s Ilves they will take into considera in establishing business relations a lengthy visit in Southern Califor- tion the women's wearing apparel. The with Talent and Belview. nia, principally Los Angeles and shorter the skirt or lower the decol • • I Hollywood. lete, the higher the Insurance rate will The best milk money Will buy! : be. • • Why? It is pasteurized. 1 Oc per The Swiss companies justify tills ac Pure pasteurized milk. 10c the tion on the ground of a great increase quart. Rose Bros. 243-tf quart at Rose Bros. 243-tf of illness and disease among their • • women clients which they claim is due Leaves For Seattle— Remodels Home— Grit Toleman, who has been visit- Peter Jordan, corner of Iowa to the wearing of short skirts and low- ing relatives in this city for the past ; street and Mountain avenue, is re- necked dresses. few months, left yesterday for Seat-modeling his home throughout with JUSTIFIABLE tie, Wash. ! several improveemnts. € Judge: What’s the charge? Officer: Speedin’ yer honor. Prisoner: Well yer honor it was this way: I was tidin’ along and I saw my landlord driving along be- hind me and— Judge; The case la dismissed. Dressy Tailleurs MUST HAVE TOUCH OF RIBBON Paris Edict Is That Every Frock Must Make Use of the Dangling Strande. THE PLAZA MARKET Clinging This is a ribbon year, says Paris, and every smart frock, in foundation or finish, should have its touch of rib- bon. Ribbons are found in a great Outfits Are Equipped With Coats 1 variety of designs suited for every Which Have Mandarin Tendency possible use, but the smartest of them in Many Instances. will invariably be the ciré or var- I ni shed variety. It la to be a suit year. For several Certain smart spring frocks boast seasons, observes a fashion authority, of panels of ribbon. There are broad the one-piece dress has crowded the | ribbon panels at the sides and narrow tailored suit out of its rightful place | floating panels are caught under the and the dressy suit almost out of the , hem at the bottom of the skirt. picture. A smart variation of a georgette This year the suit has come back. In model has a vest-like bodice made of dressy and semi-dressy tailleurs the wide brocaded ribbon. Shirrings of a clinging fabrics are the vogue, with very narrow width head the skirt and coats which have a mandarin tendency outline u flounce. in many instances. Quite a new note Girdles, of course, will make rhe has crept in with the binding of the most of ribbons. A unique sash gir- edges with ribbons of a matching color : die, straight from Paris, is made of or of black. Crepe de chine linings are I wide crepe de chine ribbon printed in used in very high colors. an oriental design. The ribbon encir- Three-piece suits are also a popular , elea the waist twice and ties at the tendency. Loose coats or capes form | left side with a short loop above the the wraps with matching skirts and waistline and a long one below. The high-colored bodies of crepe de chine I end, longer than either of the loops. and the coat lined to match the bodice. I is thrown over the top. Black and navy blue twill are the fa A rather narrow girdle of purple vorites for such a use. I and gold ribbon has a wreath of flow- In the very severely tailored trot ' ers made of ribbon In pastel shades teurs English tweeds are being shown combinavi with wheat heads. in grays and tans, depending almost Black satin ribbon makes a very entirely for their beauty upon the qual modish and becoming ruff. The loops ity of the material. of ribbon are wider toward the back In street dresses, which, by the way, where it is finished by streamer ends. are to retain their familiar straight Naturally one would expect to find lines and slim silhouettes, black, navy bags of ribbon designed to be carried blue, gray and beige are being shown with ribbon costumes. There are many by the best shops, the heaviness of of them and all are beautiful. One the material being lightened for spring attractive bag of brown taffeta ribbon wear by the application of touches of is made with four panels. At the top of the bag are overlapping panels edged with plaited satin ribbon. Fabrics Are in Vogue Rose Corals Favorites. Rose corals, set in round medallions of gold, will this year be used as pend- ants on black silk neck ribbons with bracelets of black enamel set with smaller matching medallions. Hotel Arrivals— New arrivals at the Hotel Austin are: A. Gordon, Chico. Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mickel, L. Hart, San Francisco, Calif.; Frank Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Simon, H. J. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Ballard, Page and Eaton, Ballard, Calif; C. F. Miller, Redwood; Wm. J. Grun- ry, M. E. Grundy, 1. A. Elwook, W. H. Colby, A. O. Nelson, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. George N. Lamphere, Moscow, Idaho; B. H. Briggs. Hilts, Calif. ; B. S. Bearden. Los Angeles. Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Brock, Dubuque, Iowa Tourists who stopped at the Ho tel Columbia yesterday are: Mr. and Mrs. .1. O. Cameron, Victoria, B. C.; Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Shepard, Miss O'Neil. Seattle, Wash.; E. J. Odell, Yoncalla. Is the place you get every thing you want to eat in Groceries or Meat at the lowest prices H. A. Stearns Plaza Market Ashland, Ore 61 North Main St TODAY ONLY Bebe Daniels One of the most popular stars IN You Never Can Tell A Picture You Can All Enjoy Coming—Friday, Saturday Big Super-Attraction UNCHARTED SEAS” VINING E. R. ISAAC & CO SUCCESSOR TO C. H. VAUPEL THE QUALITY STORE Only Two More Days to Get Ready for the 4th of July Flags for the Fourth Flags in wool and cotton Bunting sizes 3x5 Cotton Bunting Printed stars $1.69 to . .2.48. Cotton Bunting stitched stars $2.75 to $4.48. Wool Bunting stitched stars $4.00 to $9.00, 24 inch cotton Bunting for decorating 12c yd. Tailored Suit Of Navy Tricotine. organdie and batiste. A few are elab orated in a novel fashion by the use of French knots embroidered upon the material in a very fine black or navy braid. Bright-colored embroidery and beads are passe. an. ■ is - me ? not a Bit. It doesn't do any good to hold the key to the situation if you are too lazy to turn it.—Boston Transcript. Chautauqua Friday July 1 iting « Long’s Cabin with Jesse SURPLUS JERSEY SILK PETTICOATS "Klos fit” Petticoats in all the new and wanted TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. If you’re in line for a suit see Paulseruds before buying. 247-tf i FOR RENT—Garage on Allison St. 255-tf Phone 455. • • The Famous In ‘Frisco Hospital- FOR RENT—Large tent with floor C. E. Winnie, an engineer for the in and two beds. 171 Granite Southern Pacific Company, is ill High-Sounding Names. Phone 340-J. 255-1 at the company hospital in San Fran- A Mitcham (England) family, tired cisco. of the eternal Tom. Dick and Harry NOTICE—Wanted 50 little girls, of San Francisco dressed in white, ages from 7 to and have named their six children : 12, to participate in 4th of July Will give an extra concert Everybody knows that Yeo is stil Marcus Caius Coriolanus ; Horatio Da parade. Phone H. E. DeLean, 20 insuring automobiles; he gives you vid Nericles; Arthur Plato Cornelius; at or 198. 255-2* Ophelia Carolina Desdemona ; Cecilia a full coverage policy. Laura Augustina; Juliet Octavia. The PHONOGRAPH—For ISale. Excel father Is named Marcus Brutus : lent tone. Attractive appearance, From Jacksonville— cheap, including 25 records. Ap Hubble. Dan Bagshaw of Jacksonville was1 ply room 58, Alpha Hotel, above : in the city yesterday on business. Isaac’s Store, Main St. 255-3 Ring Found in Fish's Stomach. A gold signet ring was found in the WOOD WANTED—Want to con Oh! Boy, its a real liquid joy!. stomach of a fish while some codfish 8:15 p. m. tract for good body 4-foot fir and What? Ward’s Lime Crush at1 were being gutted at Buncrama for 4-foot hard wood at once, deliv- Single admission tickets Rose Bros. 254-4 the English markets. The ring was ered to undersigned, H. H. Pal- 75c—50c mer, 462 Allison St. 255-1* quite bright and untarnished. The ______ . Jesse Winburn Has Visitors— finder has refused several substantial DIRT WANTED—I want one or two ------------------------- Mrs. Beaver Clayderg and daugh- offers for IL loads of dirt at once to fill in | ter Irma, of San Francisca, are vis- with. Apply to H. H. Palmer, 462 Allison street. 255-1* Wealth in Iceland. | Winburn. Mrs. Clayderg is a neice ! Several sections of Iceland are rich WANTED—To sell a super-six Hud of Mr. Winburn. Miss Clayderg is In agate and chalcedony, which are son car. In fine mechanical con- dition. prominent in athletic activities, ten- widely used in making jewels for the Will make great sacri- flee for cash. Apply to E. E. ns and horse back riding, in San bearings of watches and electrical in- Phipps, next door to Tidings. | etruments. Francsco. 255-1 Pasmore Trio Thursday; June 80, 1921 TIDINGS Jersey silk moderate prices $4.48 to $7.98, . FASCINATING BLOUSES Minneapolis ALL STAR ELK Minstrel AND That is really the best descriptive word to use in speaking of this lovely array of Summer Waists. Their soft radiant ma- terials, the designs, all theirvery own, their exquisite color com binations. rich trimming and newness are sure to make a lasting impression. Come in and see for yourself. Priced $3.69 to $10.98 • DRESS UP THE CHILDREN FOR THE FOURTH Novelty Pantalette dress made of Poplin, Crepe and Gingham Priced $1.75—$2.48—$2.75 Peggie-creeper made of White Poplin and Fancy Gingham. $1.25 each. Price. A FEW ITEMS YOU MUST NOT OVERLOOK BEFORE THE ITU 5 Oc t o Hoisery, both silk and lisle........................ . . . $1.75 to $5.98 Silk underwear camisoles, combinations.. Marcella” cotton underwear corset covers, combinations and gowns ..... .................................................................... to $ 1.98 Hair Bow Ribbons for the children........................... . . -39c to Children's stockings, halt sox and three-quarter sox,Priced 59c pair. STORE OPEN MONDAY, THE 4TH, UNTIL THE PARADE Glee Club The store where your patronage is appreciated. VE HOPE TO WIN WITH THE FORWARD DASS GOODS STORE SWEET PAPA! Chuatauqua Auditorium LETS Go! 207 East Main Street SHOES—SHOES Trench Shoes ...................... $5.85 Officers Dress Shoes ........... Army Dress Shoes ............... 6.95 Leather Leggings ................. 5.85 Army Canvass Leggings . . . . .85 j Army Wrapp - Leggings ... 1.65 Blankets (double) ............... O. L. Blankets........................ 4.85 ‘ Bed Sacks ............................... .85 Overalls *.................................... 1.50 Navy Middies ......................... 6.75 Sox .................................. .22 Handkerchiefs. 3 for........... .25 $1.50 Gloves, now . . .............. ..95 i 72 Army Mess Pans.................... 2.85 ............... 121b. Bacon............. .15. Salmon .................... ............... .14 Corn........................................... Tomatoes ................................ 2 lbs. Roast Beef.................... .30 | Camping and Hiking Supplies ASHLAND JULY 7 Auspices P.O.E. No. 944 of Ashland ADMISSION Adults $1, Children 50c PLUS WAR TAX IN STOCK Duplicating Sales Books Each Per Dozen Two Dozen One Hundred a I a $ .26 1.76 2.76 1100 ASHLAND TIDINGS :