Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, April 20, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

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T h u rs d a y , A pril 20, lillà
Ashland News
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A. F . & A. M.
A shland Lodge No. 23
Special c o m m u n ic a tio n F rid a y
e u in g , A pril 21. W o rk in second
gree. V isitin g b re th re n w elcom e
GEO. B. 1C E N H O W ER , W . M
W. H. DAY. S e c re tary .
K in g sb u ry ,
195-4
F o r t h a t s p rin g fever.
S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
M edical Society M eets—
T h e Ja c k s o n C ou n ty M edical so-
so ci'.ty m e t la st n ig h t at th e hom e of
Dr. E m m e n s in M edford. D r. L incoln
K a lia n rea d a p a p e r in re g a rd to
c e rta in X -ray w ork, w hich w as b o th
in te re s tin g a n d in stru c tiv e . D octors
J a rv is , G regg an d M acC racken a t ­
ten d e d fro m A sh lan d . T h e n ex t
m e e tin g is to be hel.d w ith D r. Shaw
C liff P a y n e m ak e s sew ing ta b le s
W a n te d — F a t hens
Market.
A sh la n d F ish
1 9 2 -tf
C ondition Im proved—
M rs. N ick erso n of Iow a s tr e e t, w ho
h a s been se rio u sly ill fo r se v e ra l
m o n th s, Is v ery m u ch im p ro v ed a t
D et
D em and R IN D L E SS bacon.
195tf
ric k sell it fo r less.
Yeo sez: I w rite in su ra n c e on a u ­
to m o b iles an d tru c k s .
1 8 9 tf
Epw orth League C onvention—
An E p w o rth L eag u e con v en tio n
will be held S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d ay a t
R o se b u rg an d will be a tte n d e d by
a b o u t 20 A sh lan d L e a g u ers.
T hey
will leave A sh lan d F rid a y e v en in g
a n d r e tu r n S u n d a y ev en in g .
Six
d e le g a te s from K la m a th F a lls will
a rriv e h e re th is e v e n in g a n d w ill a c ­
com pany th em on th e trip . A te n ta ­
tive p ro g ra m w ill be p re p a re d a t th e
co n v en tio n fo r th e E p w o rth L eag u e
in s titu te w hich is to be held in A sh­
land J u ly 17 to 23.
Bead«, Jet Girdles, Flowing Sleeve«,
Among
Embellishments That
Adorn These Garments.
Among the new est offerings In
blouses a re sm art tunic blouses th at
fall alm ost to the ankles. O ther chic
over-blouses drop Just to the hips, and
th ere a re clever little blouses th at
hide them selves Inside rite sk irt band.
One does not see so m any blouses this
season as form erly, but th e selection
a t the shops Is even m ore elaborate.
F o r form al afternoon occasions,
there Is a long tunic blouse of Span­
ish lace, w ith w rist length flowing
sleeves plcoted a t th e bottom . The
lo n e r section of the blouse is split a l­
m ost up to the hips, and all the
edges a re plcoted. A slim Jet girdle
looped a t th e side lends becoming
fullness a t a low w aistline. One needs
only to com plete th is a ttra c tiv e blouse
w ith a slip of black canton crepe, or
she m ight a tte m p t a colored slip, such
as tangerine o r m idnight blue.
An im ported blouse Is fashioned of
henna georgette elaborately em broid­
ered In tine steel beads. It Is a sim ­
ple slip-on affair w ith th e oval neck
so fashionable th is season.
Short
kimono sleeves a re banded w ith a
clever design of th e steel beads, and
across the fro n t of the blouse great
m otifs a re spread. A sash of plain
henna georgette Is tied In th e back.
A blouse sim ilar to th is comes In
steel gray georgette w ith the bead
trim m ing and Is unusually sm art worn
w ith a suit of H arding blue duvetyn.
Black georgette beaded In the fin­
est gold beads will find a welcome In
th e w ardrobe of the woman who likes
som ething a bit different. A Jong,
loose unbelted blouse, com pleted by
an accordion plaited sk irt of crepe
m akes an Interesting costum e.
A nother type of blouse distinctive
fo r use w ith a tailored su it Is of
n aturul pongee silk, w ith contrasting
pipings In e ith e r red, green, brown or
blue silk. A few tucks, and a round
collar, cut in square scallops with
cuffs and a peplum to m atch a re no­
ticeable features. T he scallops a re
piped In the c o n trastin g silk, and a
strin g tie finishes th e neck.
THE TWEED DRESS AND CAPE
K. N elson m ak e s s u its to o rd e r.
H o tel A sh lan d Block.
1 6 8 tf
H ave a fit a t O n e s .
clo th es. P h o n e 64.
OK LA.
TEXAS
THIS MAP SHOWS TH E PR IN C IPA L RADIO BROADCASTING STATIONS IN THE
W a sh in g to n , D. C. . . .
A tla n ta . G a......................
R om e, G a..........................
tä x v
The picture sh ow s L illian R u ssell, w ho is th e w ife o f A lexander M oore
a P ittsb u rgh publisher, handing h er report on im m igration conditions,
w heh sh e in vestigated abroad, to Secretary o f Labor Davis.
Y our frie n d s w ill be th e re .
b u ry , S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
K in g s
195-1
H e re ’s a new one— sliced rin d le ss
bacon p acked in s a n ita ry w axed p a ­
p e r c a rto n s .
D e tric k ’s G ro c e te ria .
W e sell fo r less.
1 9 5 tf
L eaves on Train 13—
M rs. P a ris , w ho h a s been v isitin g
a t 842 B laine s tr e e t fo r som e tim e,
le ft to d ay on tra in 13.
aHi a i i A p r i l
20.— One m an
T h e b est hom e m a d e ca n d ie s can
i w as in s ta n tly k illed a n d fo u r o th e rs
be had a t R ose B ro th e rs .
1 5 2 tf
j in clu d in g th re e S e a ttle policem en,
' w ere in ju re d , w hen a n a u to m o b ile
T ry D e tric k ’s sliced rin d le ss bason
c ra sh e d o v er th e e m b a n k m e n t on th e
p acked in s a n ita ry c a rto n s,
C osts
E n u m c la w -T a c o m a ro a d , five m iles
no m ore th a n th e o rd in a ry kin d .
j e a st of T acom a a t an e a rly h o u r
1 9 5 tf
ito d a y .
111 w ith In fluenza—
M rs. E rn e s t H o g u e of La
s tr e e t is q u ite ill w ith in flu e n za
F o re s ts fu rn is h
d o n ’t b u rn them .
f u tu r e
194 0— T im b e r an )im poi£ed
u ry if fo re s t fire s c o n tin u e .
MRS. F. D. COUNTISS
hom es
T a m ale s, hom e m ad e, th e real
th in g .
P la za C o n fectio n ery .
195-1
O rres cle a n s
191-3
M akes Trip up Canyon—
T. L. P o w ell, th e tr a n s f e r m an,
took a sm a ll load o f th in g s to Sap-
a n d -S a lt-in -th e -W o o d s y e s te rd a y , fo r
B ert M oses, w ho a c co m p an ied him .
Mr. P ow ell fo u n d th e trip a d iffic u lt
one, b u t a rriv e d a t th e cab in w ith o u t
a g re a t d eal of tro u b le . T he g ro u n d
a ro u n d th e cab in w as v ery m u d d y
a n d he h a d a h a rd tim e tu rn in g
a ro u n d . On th e r e tu r n trip th e ro ad
w as blocked by a slid e w hich occu red
a f t e r th e u p w a rd trip , a n d P ow ell
h ad to shovel his w ay th ro u g h it.
He re p o rts very little snow on th e
ro ad .
Lillies from Mrs. E d d y -
M rs. E ddy, fo rm e rly of A sh aln d ,
b u t who lives in B erk eley a t p re s e n t,
w as th e d o n o r of th e c a lla lillie s w ith
w hich th e B a p tist c h u rc h w as deco­
ra te d E a s te r S u nday.
T h e re w ere
a p p ro x im a te ly 150 of th e flo w ers, all
b ein g in fine s h a p e w hen th e y a r ­
rived.
Dance Saturday night. M oose hall
L eed on fs O rchestra.
195-3
R ecovering front Influenza—
M rs. O. E. H u rs t, of B each s tr e e t
who has had se v era l w e e k s’ siegi
w ith in flu e n z a , is a ro u n d a g a in , bul
is not very s tro n g as vet
Dew Drop Ion— for lunches,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
,Makes Visit In A shland__
Mr. and M rs. C h a rle s C onger a r ­
rived in A shland S u n d ay e v e n in g an d
sto p p ed over fo r a s h o rt v isit w ith
Mr. a n d Mrs. J. L. G reenw ood. T he
C ongers a r e ta k in g an a u to trip from
(U N O t« w O O D
Ok UNOCAWQOD
th e ir hom e in A lam ed a, C alif., a n d
expect to go on to P o rtla n d a n d from
This season presents a tweed drees
th e r e to d iffe re n t p a rts o f E a s te rn and eape whioh promisee to rival the
O regon b e fo re r e tu r n in g hom e.
ever popular tweed suit. Thle model
ie
distinguished
by the
Mrs. Frederick D. Countiss, Chi­
cago's woman pioneer in the advertis­
ing business and a leader in the so­
cial life, as a divertisement from so­
cial activities is about to embark in a
C O N V A LESCEN T HOM E — E very new commercial enterprise. She will
sp o tte d cow is n o t a H o lste in . If soon open a studio, specializing In the
you a re going to ta k e th e M ilk designing of children’s frocks and
D iet, do it r ig h t.
195-1 dresses.
FO R SA LE— R ed D u rh a m
c a lf, $5. Also a w a ln u t et
ta b le , $3. 153 G ra n ite St
411-R .
N a tio n a l l e a g u e
W on
New Y ork .
St. L ouis . .
C hicago . . .
P h ila d e lp h ia
P itts b u rg h
B rooklyn . .
B oston . . . .
C in c in n a ti
A m erican L eague
W on
C le v e la n d .
New Y ork .
P h ila d e lp h ia
St. L ouis . .
C hicago . . .
W a sh in g to n
B oston . . . .
D e tr o it . . .
Hotel Vendóme
for a real place to ea t. H om e cooked m eals served fam ily style.
B reak fast to order.
R egular dinner, 5 0 cents. Sunday chicken
dinner, 75 cents. Ju st across from Library— 425 E ast Main, St.
MR. a n d MRS, HUDNELL, Props
Full Fasliioned Silk
H ose
Black or W hite
L a d ies k n it vests, 3 fo r . . ,S ,5 0 c
L a d ie s’ k n it union s u its in band
or bodice to p s, w h ite, reg. sizes
at 55c. Extra B l z e s ..................00«
L a d ie s ’ union s u its , pin k , band
top, reg. sizes flOc. Ex. sizes 05<-
K a y s e r’s c o tto n union su its With
J e rse y silk top, sold a t $ 4 .50—
now .............................................$2u9B
R e u b e n ’s in fa n ts vests, c o tto n 30c
R e u b e n ’s In fa n ts vest, p a rt
wool ..................................................50c
Silk pongee b loom ers ..........$2.9S
Purple, Green.
HAP
Very little new is being shown In
the spring lines of umbrellas. Some
new patented features, such as re­
movable covers, folding handles, etc.,
are furnishing talking points, but the
colored silk umbrella with a matching
or harmonizing pyroxylin handle and
flat carrying strap or thong Is In
greatest demand. The colors are the
usual street shades, such as brown,
navy, red, purple and green.
A novel feature In men’s umbrellas
Is the Introduction this season of col­
ors, says Dry Goods Economist. A
London smoke, dark brown and hunt,
er’s green are all being shown In
men’s umbrellas. As to whether these
will become popular Is still a question,
but men wear soft hats In these colors
and there Is reason to believe they will
carry umbrellas In these very dark
tones.
Children’s lines continue to grow In
variety and also popularity.
Flewer Design.
This spring one of the effects re­
peated in frocks la the convention­
alized flower, a tulip border appear­
ing In black on a pale tan ground and
a design of lilies of the valley decorat­
ing the wide sleeve and sash of a
black chiffon and crepe frock.
I sell life in su ra n c e . 189
Circle
Bargains
Knit Underwear
Not Much Change in Style; Favorite
Colors Are Brown, Navy, Red
Yeo sez:
CIRCLE
BARGAINS
binding of
THE UMBRELLAS FOR SPRING
San F ra n c isc o
V ern o n . . . .
Los A ngeles
O a k la n d . . .,
S a c ra m e n to .
S a lt L a k e . .
■Seattle . . . . ,
P o rtla n d . . .
.W M U l D ayton, Ohio .
W FO
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ld
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Ohio
. W LÎ
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L
ebanon,
Ohio
W PG
. 4— BQ
Toledo, Ohio .
W HU
. .K Y W
Y oungstow n, Ohio
WMC
. . W BU j
P h ila d e lp h ia Pa.
. W CL
. WOC I
P h ila d e lp h ia Pa.
-A W I
. . W OH
P itts b u rg h ,
KQV
. . W L K P itts b u rg h ,
W PB
. . WOZ P a w tu c k e t,
. . IO J
. . W EY P a w tu c k e t,
1XAD
. W KC M em phis, T enn
WKN
. . W GH A u stin , T exas
. . 5ZU
. W BZ
A ustin, Texas
WCM
. W BL
D allas, Texas
W RR
W H W H o u sto n , Texas
W EV
. XDA S e a ttle . W ash.
K FC
. W LB S pokane, W ash
K FZ
. . W O S| Y akim a, W ash.
. KQT
. . WOQ
. . 9ZAB VIVACIOUS I.ADV ASTOR
. W EW
ARRIVES EROM ENGLAND
. . . 9YY
. . . 2X J
N EW YORK, A pril 20.— L ady A s­
. . W NO to r, fo rm e rly N annie L a n k h o rn e , a r ­
. . . 2 1 A ¡ rived from E n g lan d y e ste rd ay on h e r
. w o r ! w ay ‘.o B a ltim o re w h ere sh e is to
2— SAI a d d re ss th e P an -A m erican co n feren ce
. . W.IZ of w om en. She gave re p o rte rs fla s h ­
. . WN.I ing c o m m en ts on all m a n n e r of
. W W T th in g s — Lloyd G eorge, fla p p e rs, p ro ­
. . W DT h ib itio n , M a,'got A squith, th e la b o r
. .W H Q problem , th e G enoa co n feren ce, th e
. . WGY ¡ s e rv a n t q u e stio n , an d on h e r own
2— XQ c h ild re n — six in n u m b er.
. . . N SF
. . 8UX CIVIL WAR IN ( HINA BUT
. WWB
FOREIGNERS ARE SAFE
. W HK
LONDON, A pril 20.— Civil w ar in
8 A C S , C hina has begun, acco rd in g to a d is­
. .8 X B p a tc h to th e D aily E xpress. S evere
. . 8YO fig h tin g is in p ro g re ss in N o rth P e ­
.8B Y V kin.
F o re ig n e rs in P ek in a re not
. . W AL in d a n g e r.
CIRCLE
BARGAINS
G eorgette, Crepe de
Chine or TricoleM e
W aists
Regular $3.49
val.
for Friday
and Saturday
P a u ls e r u d ’s s u its a re th e c o m fo rt­ lacquered ribbon. The semi-sport hat
ab le, fita b le , w e a ra b le k in d .
1 8 0 tf is embroidered In oolora,
P acific Coast I
STATES
B e tte r
th a n
ev er.
K in g sb u ry
S p rin g s d an ce, S a tu rd a y n ig h t. 195-4
A ttra c tiv e sp rin g s u itin g s a t P a u l
s e ru d ’s.
is o tf
Standing
of the
CIubSü<H
P in e B luff, A rk. . . .
G rid ley , C alif. . . . . . .
H ollyw ood, C alif. .
Los A ltos, C alif. . .
Los A ngeles, C alif.
Los A ngeles, C alif. ,
Y ak im a, W a sh ............
Los A ngeles, C alif.
Los A ngeles, C alif. .
O a k la n d , C a lif............
O a k la n d , C alif. . . .
P a s a d e n a , C alif. . . ,
P o m o n a, C a lif.............
S a c ra m e n to , C alif. . .
San F ra n c isc o , C alif.
San F ra n c isc o , Calif.
San F ra n c isc o , C alif.
San Jo se, C alif. . . .
S to c k to n , C alif. . . .
S to c k to n , C alif. . . .
S u n n y v ale, C alif. . .
H a r tf o r d , p o n d . . .
New H aven, Conn. .
A n aco stia, D. C. . . .
W a sh in g to n , D. C. .
W a sh in g to n , D. C. . .
C hicago, 111......................
C hicago, 111......................
R ock Isla n d , 111..............
In d ia n a p o lis, Ind. . . .
In d ia n a p o lis . Ind. . . .
R ichm ond. In d ................
W ich ita, K a n ...................
B a ltim o re , Md. . . . . . .
M edford H illsid e, M ass
S p rin g fie ld , M ass...........
D e tro it, M ich.............. •. .
L a n sin g , M ich ..........
Mexico C ity, Mex. . . .
M inneapolis, M inn. . . .
Je ffe rs o n C ity, Mo. . .
K a n sa s City, Mo............
K a n sa s City, Mo. . . .
St. L o u is. Mo.................
L in co ln , N eb....................
Deal B each, N. J ............
Je rs e y C ity, N. J ............
Je rs e y C ity, N. J. . . . .
N ew ark , N. J ...................
N ew ark , N. J .................
N e w ark , N. J .................
A lbany, N. Y.................
B ufalo, N. Y...................
New Y ork C i t y .............
R o c h e ste r. N. Y..............
S ch en ectad y , N. Y. . . .
S ch en ectad y , N. Y. . .
A n tico sti, N. S...............
A k ro n , Ohio .................
C a n to n , Ohio ...............
C leveland, Ohio ..........
C leveland, Ohio ..........
C in c in n a ti, O h i o ..........
C o lu m b u s, Ohio ..........
C olum bus, Ohio ..........
D ayton, O h i o .................
UNITED
rieottv
Silk and Muslin Underwear
CIRCLE
BARGAINS
T ric o le tte b l o o m e r s ..............$ 4 .9 5
$ 2 .5 0 M ldillcs
Crepe de chine chem ise $3 .0 3 -4 .9 5
$1.98
K a y se r’s silk top vests . . . . $ 1 . 9 8
J e rs e y silk b lo o m ers $1.59-9.00
B luebird C repe g o w n s ..........$1.!I5
$ 3 .5 0 M iddles w ith
Serge collars
$2.98
L a d ie s’ M uslin G ow ns, s u rp ris in g
values at
75c, 98c, $ 1 .1 9 . $ 1 .4 0 , $ 1 .9 8
O utsizes a t ................................ $ 1 .1 9
A th letic sty le c o m b in a tio n s
g re a tly red u ced prices.
at
Select Your Spring Coat
Puu
B£fti
Savor
haita*
uaumti 1
Lreamuv
CIRCLE
BARGAINS
40 inch Charm euse
Black, Navy, Bituvn
H arding, reg. $ 3 .49
or Suit Now
In a short time the assort
ment of sizes and styles will
be limited. Will vou come
Friday or Saturday to see
what good values are now
being shown?
CIRCLE
BARGAINS
Skinner’s T a ffe ta —
alw ays d<*pendablc,
$ 2 .75 quality at
TOMO
PAUKIHO
Sketches from th e “G reenw ich Vll lage F o llie s’’ at th e P age Theater,
M edford, next M onday n igh t, April 24th .
Twenty Spring Suits and a
lot of staple all-season suits
of which we always have a
run of sizes.
Two dozen snappy models
in Spring Coats and Wraps