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¿AGE THREE HU a m 11 i ■■■■ i w w — 1| PROFESSIONAL i Uffal WO WW ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS of both the D. A. R. and th e Civ ic Club. It is understood th at tables will be reserved fo rthose j who expect to attend from th e s e ' organizations. Thursday, February, 2 Í, 1Ö34 ID fattractiveness. By darkening your list spent more money in 1922 fcr hair with W yeth’s Sage and Sul- the operation of their schools than phur Compound, no one can tell, did Portland with its total of $3 - PHYSICIANS ________________________________i Classified Column Rates because it does it so naturally, so! 273,000. They were Denver witli One cent the word each evenly. You ju st dampen a .43,515,000, Toledo, O., with $3 DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Res« * * ♦ time. ¡sponge or soft brush with it and 335,000 and Oakland, Cal., with rience and office, 108 Pioneer Asliland Music Study Club Meets To run every issue for one ¡draw’ this through your hair, tak- 13,440,000. avenue. Telephone 28. Office! Phone items to her at 345-R, between 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. The Ashland Music Study Club Look YoUHg! Bring Back Its Ing one small strand at a time month or more, %c the word Three other cities had a small - hours, 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5 will meet at the home of Mra. J. Natural Color, Gloss and each time. by morning all gray hairs h a v e 'er Percfcntage of increase in their and evenings. p. m. only. R. Robertson on Almond Street, Attractiveness. disappeared, and, after another m alntenance CO8fs than did P o r|- Monday evening, Feb. 25th. The DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Pyac ♦ ♦ » • » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • • • • • • • • i application or two, your hair be- ' and- They wre Scranton, Pa., 64 : FOR SALE time of meeting is now the fourth tlce limited to eye, ear, nose and ; Calendar of the Week— comes beautifully dark, glossy,I a ™'>^ dg®’ ^,ass-> and Eliza- A fter luncheon all gathered in Common garden sage brewed Monday evening of the month. beth, N. J., 74. th ro a t— X-ray including teeth. FOR SALE CHEAP— Lumber. Thyrnday, Feb. 21.— Elk Lad- the cozy board room for an in ¡into a heavy tea with sulphur a d d -■ soft and luxuriant. No. 64 The subject for discussion will 355 Almond. 142-10* Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to ieg- Ball. form al visit before the Club con ed, will turn gray streaked and, ------------------ be Indian Music and much of val 5. Swedenburg Bldg., Ashland, Friday, Feb. 22— D. A. R. vened in regular session. K»R SALE— Forty-five tons, ue and interest will no doubt be faded hair beautifully dark and PORTLAND IS HIGH Ore. Luncehon 1:00 P. M. Club House. fine quality second and third crop IN SCHOOL COSTS brought out in music, papers, and luxuriant. Ju st a few applications Friday, Feb. 22.— Annual Din- 3. C’s. Have P a rty — will prove a revelation if your alfalfa, in bam one half mile west DR. E. B. ANGELL— Chiropractic general discussion. ner of Chamber of Commerce, A r-' The J. C’s. had a very delight- of Talent school, $13 a ton. Guy i hair is fading streaked or gray. PORTLAND, Feb. 20. — Port- and Electro-Therapy. O ffice, mory. ♦ • * ful Valentine party at the home of R. Renshaw, tel. 355Y Medford. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sulphur land’s total expenditures for main- phone 48; residence 142. F irst! Monday, Feb. 25. — Ashland the teacher Mrs. W. M .Poley last Dinner P arty for Mrs. D unbar— 142-5* recipe at home, though, is trouble-; tenance and operation of its N ational Bank building. Friday evening. Tuesday evening Mrs. Sadie Study Club. | some. An easier way is to get a ' schools were higher than those of - ———•■■■ ■ ■■ ■ • — ----------- I 1HJK SALE— My 1920 Hudson 7 Tuesday, Feb. . 26. — French The m others of the girls com-!®r r Dunbar and Mrs. Louis Ulrich _„ _______ .“ I DR. HAWLEY— Above Tidings bottle of W yeth’s Sage and Sul-J 49 of 52 cities considered in a re- Club, Mrs. F. D. W agner— Hostess posing the class were Invited Medford, were complimented , passenger Super Six— Excellent office. Phone 91. , guests at a very delightful dinner Pthin Compound at any drug P°rt of the departm ent of com Wednesday, Feb. 27. — Upper guests. condition, nearly new cord tires, The decorations carried out t h e ’Pa rty e iven at «»© Plaza at six- 8 ° re a11 ready for USG’ Thls is the merce covering costs from 1917 to Valley Community Club, ’ Mrs. 2 extra with rims, Gabriel Snub PLUMBING old-time recipe improved by the 1922 and ju st issued. Mark True, hostess. thought of the evening, r e d i ^ i 't y . bers, wind shield visor, spot light, j Only three other cities on the addition of other ingredients. h earts and Valentine colors were? The guest list included the chains, alem ite oiled, fine paint, a JERRY O’NEAL— Plum bing. 207 W hile wispy, gray, faded hair East Main. Phone 138. I Civic Club Meets- in evidence and the lovely lunch- Messrs, and Mesdames II. K. Tom real bargain at $700 which in The Civic Club m et Tuesday a t , on served was planned to harmon- linson, J. H. Fuller, E. V. C arter, is not s,nful- we all desire to re- cludes 1924 license. F. W. Streets, MONUMENTS WHAT 2:30 P M., with Mrs. Sadie Orr- ize with th e decorative scheme. Johnny Gruelle, Mrs. D. Perozzi, | taln our youthful appearance and G rants Pass, Oregon. Will You Dunbar, State President O. F. W. Progressive games were played, ^be Drs. Crandall, Mr. M. C. Reed ' ASHLAND GRANITE FOR SALE— Horse, harness, and the happy evening was w ing-?and the compliment guests Mrs. for “ Poppy Day.” The sale of the C., as principal speaker. Leave the Wife MONUMENTS We have them in calf, and wagon, hayrack, plow, cultivator, Mrs. H. K. Tomlinson, presided. ed— so it semed to the jolly girls Dunbar and Mrs. Ulrich. , poppies is the means taken to Oregon G ranite Co. and Baby? kangaroo, in sm art and sea a t 280 Liberty Street. 143-5* Tho evening was spent at the raise money for the support of Miss H icks gave an explanation w rho m ake up the roster of the Will you leave them a saving S. PENNISTON, Salesman. sonable modes at popular prices Club house in informal visit. disabled veterans. of the change in the flag salute, J. C.’s. in life insurance that will make Phone 444-Y FOR SALE— 3 head of horses, Res. 47fl Laurel * • » memory of you pleasant? You w’liich is given a t the opening of , The redecoration of the club Everyone, invited guests and m ares, 8 years old, weight about ought. i room begins next week. each meeting. R eports were read class, felt th a t this was an evening I). A. R. Luncheon— PLANING MILL 1400 pounds, sound and true. Good Insurance and bills subm itted. It w’ill be done in soft t an and long to be remembered in the an W ashington’s birthday will be 1219 East Main St. 143-3* JORDON’S SASH AND CABINET In response to request the date nals of the class. fittingly observed on Friday, by ivory, with hangings of old blue, WORKS, Cor. Helman and was set for the m aking of dress • • • FOR SALE— Some Rhode Is a one o’clock luncheon at which m aking a very attractive room. O ffice H otel Ashland Van Ness. 194tf forms, which will be March the Annual Party of Ashland Study the Chapter, their daughters and A ttention was called to the Ser land Reds. 705 Pennsylvania Ave. 17th. Miss Grayce Tiech can be Club— 143-3* those who are affiliated with oth vice Club started at W ashington TRANSFER AND EXPRESS- present at th a t date. It will be an D. C. for the benefit of soldiers, The party given by the Ashland er Chapters are guests. W hittle T ransfer & Storage Co. ORDER THIS W EEK — Fruit al lday session, beginning a t 9 Study Club was one of the most A business session follows the seeing about their compensation ■ for SERVICE. A. M. Shade and ornam ental trees v ines successful in its history and sure luncheon. A short program has or families visiting soldiers in t h e , o Experienced movers and pack and shrubs. No order too small. Call Mrs. J. M. W agner for list ly one of th e most unusual. been p’r-nned, with a reading by hospitals. This is supported b y 1 ers of household goods. Deal of m aterials to get and all who Davies 4th St. Shop. 143-3* The committee in charge of a r Miss Carol Mitchell, piano solo the varous units: $5 each and $1 ! + ♦ m i n m > m ♦> , ' ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ -< ers in coal and wood. Phone wish to make the p attern s are to each year for five succeeding:“ rangem ents had seen fit to hold by Miss Imogene W allace ,a paper 1Î7. FOR SALE — Tancred strain phone Miss Blanche Hicks, giving th e ir deliberations behind closed on Education by Mrs. H. C. Galey years. W hite Leghorn baby chix and Office 89 Oak St. near her their names. The next meeting is a social one doors so not e ven the husbands and Miss Poley has been asked to hatching eggs. Mrs. W. B. Booth, Hotel Ashland Mrs. Maxey reported th a t $20. who were special guests, were sing. two weeks from Monday at the Phone 257-Y. 132-lm o. The inform al social hour will home of Mrs. Lynn Slack, 1023 E. TRANSFER AND EXPRESS— was added to the treasu ry as a re aw are either of th e delights in sult of the party the evening of Main— with Mrs. Cecil Norton, WANTED store or of the conspiracy again follow th e program. « • * T. L. POWELL— General T rans the 14th. A report from an open st th eir peace of mind. Mrs. Heath and Mrs. Ray Wol WANTED— Heavy hens. Depot cott as assisting hostesses. fer— Good team and motor ing group m eeting of the Jackson Prom ptly at six-thirty three Aid E ntertained— Hotel, Ashland. 139-8* trucks. Good service a t a rea County A gricultural Conference Fates greeted the club members The B aptist Ladies Aid is in was also made by Mrs. Max "nd their guests at the Civic Club vited to the home of Mrs. H. O. sonable price. Phone 83. WANTED— To borrow twelve Pracht. house. hundred dollars for two years, Anderson to spend the day, Thurs- TRANSFER AND EXPRESS— The educaitonal film “ Colum Mysterious and solemn rites i day. A covered dish luncheon is a will pay eight per cent and can C T C Tires Offer King’s T ransfer, general hauling. bus” was discussed and an effort occupied the next hour, in which furnish ample security. Address feature of the occasion. Box A care of Tidings. 142-6* Dry wood for sale. Phone 113, is being put forth to encourage the honor guests were initiated Candy is to be made for the You More Miles, Less Plaza Pool Hall. 45 tf the sale of the tickets — th a t it into membership of the Study Food Sale to be held at Holmes FOR RENT may lie possible to secure the rest Club and given the symbol of Grocery, Saturday for the benefit Road Trouble, Less FEHIGE-KOACH of the series and also to help the fellowship. The men accepted of the Rasor hospital fund. FOR RENT— Furnished ap art Transfer — Express — Storage play shed fund. Replacement Expense. blindly and in becoming hum ility • * • m ent of two rooms with kitchen Hauling — Dray work of all The D epartm ent of A m erican the honors accorded them. Auxiliary Meets— ette and bath. Adults only. Phone kinds. Quick m otor service. Dry ization is to have a place in the At a given signal, all follow ed' The Auxiliary to the American 122. 144-tf wood of all kinds. Phone 410-R work of the club and Mrs. A. C. the leader, i n ‘the utm ost good! Legion held its business meeting Many have praised our home 375 B. St. 112-tf Joy has charge of th at. Some time faith, knowing th at something! Have You Tried Our FOR RENT— 5 acre orchard , . lx , , s I Monday evening at the Armory, will be devoted each m eeting to pleasant awaited them ; which it TV,„ cured bacon. We believe you ; mostly pears— in Bellview Dist. . . . , .. | The following officers were elect- This New Treatment th a t, topic. Sudden Service? did a t the Plaza, in the banquet “ .. Cheap to party who will take good ed; Miss Mary Spencer, vice pres will like its flavor and m ild Never Fails To End Piles At the close of th e business room. There a t the beautifully ap care of it. Dr. Tilton, Phone No. 2. ident; Mrs. Lynn Slack, Sergeant ness. Have some for breakfast meeting, Mrs. Dunbar the speaker pointed tables, with the decorative 144-4* Many sufferers from Piles or of the afternoon was introduced. feature indicative of th e work of at Arms; Mrs. Bert Freem an, H is with your favorite egg. FOR RENT— 2 nice large front Hemorrhoid's have become des A resum e of th a t address was the club the earlier p art of the torian; and Mrs. Mary Broker, Chaplain. rooms suitable for housekeeping pondent because they have been given in W ednesday’s Tidings. year— were sprays from Oregon’s Reports of committees were or Bleeping. 178 A street. Phone led to believe th a t their case wras A well filled auditorium g reet conifers and replicas of Oregon’s recul and a response read from 281-R. 142-6 hopeless and th a t there was noth ed the speaker. R epresentatives of birds gracing the length of the Portland relative to cookies sent. othr clubs were present as well as long table, and unique cards, ing in the world to help them. Drop In For Chat Beaver Block FOR RENT— Unfurnished 5 The letter expressed their g rati many w ’ho are not members of the descriptive of characteristics or To those people we say, “ Go room house, fru it and garden. In tude for the jam s and cookies sent Phone 107 to your druggist and get an orig Civic Club yet wished to h e ar Mrs. occupation placed the guests. The local officers wish to express N. Main quire 242 G ranite or phone 340-R D unbar’s message. These were all in clever rhyme. < ► 139tf inal box of MOAVA SUPPOSI their appreciation for the assis « - At the close of the very in An attractive four coruse lunch TORIES.” One of these inserted tance of those w ’ho helped to FOR RENT— Furnished House into the rectum according to dirt' teresting and thought-provoking eon was prolonged by the in te r m ake Cooky Day a success. address, questions were asked and spersing of a very cleverly plan 6 rooms. 40 Bush St. 139-tf The Auxiliary plan a C hildren’s ections will be found to give im answered, in a sort of inform al ned entertainm ent. L i m e r i c k s Clothing Day for the benefit of m ediate relief. They reach "the MISCELLANEOUS round table. were distributed and read by tbe the needy families of Veterans, in source of the trouble and by their A fter opportunity was given for guests. Each club member h a d ! Tidings classified do the business ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE— May’ the near fu tu re , e soothing, healing, antiseptic a c those who were present to greet previously w ritten one about com m unicate w ith Ensign Lee Mrs. Cecil Norton has been a p tion first allay the pain and sore Mrs. Dunbar, tea was served by each one to be present and much ■ of the Salvation Army at the pointed chairm an of a committee ness and then by direct contact the hostesses, Mrs. E. D. Briggs m errim ent ensued when these W hlteShield Home, 565 May- to make poppies in preparation ’ clever bits of persiflage were read. with the ulcers and piles cause and Mrs. E V. C arter poured. fa ir Ave., Portland. Oregon. Guests lingered long for the The early history of the Ash them to heal up and disappear pleasant into:r>al visit th a t closed land Study Club cleverly w ritten ORDER your hatching eggs forever. the afterro o u . by a charter member, Mrs. Mowat, I t’s simply wonderful how early from fine dark red S. C. A delightful feat ire, of the was read by another charter mem-! Rhode Island Reds, m ated for speed ly they act. Blessed relief social hour was the singing of ber Mrs. Eubanks. The history of! color, type and production. All often comes in two days. Even in Mrs. L. N. Woodside playing her th e club extends over some years, stock range raised. Limited num cases th a t have steadily resisted own accompaniment, and respond since it is the oldest study club ber of baby chicks. A. A. Ingalls, all known treatm ents, marvelous For Home Use ing wdth th e brightest of encores, in southern Oregon. W ilderville, Ore. 140-lm o results have been obtained. l ater, gra h.i.sly singe;;- “ Dawn” 20c, 30c, 35c, 50c A spirited debate on the ques A fter th a t regular prices will East Side Pharm acy dispenses withh Mis.-: L* ona Marsterts a t »he tion “ Resolved th a t W omen’s prevail. It will be wise to tak'e MOAVA SUPPOSITORIES in the piano. Study Clubs Interefere with Wo- advantage of this pre season of Todays R ealty Offerings fer in starling the spring clean The host»vses of the afternoon orginal box or can get it for you 4j>an in her Domestic Sphere.” ! Splendid stock ranch 280 A., up and paint-up. was Mr?-. E. D. Briggs. Mrs. E. V. with the affirm ative supported by free w ater, fine improvements, on short notice. E ast Side P h a r 7 mi. Jacksonville, bargain at macy will supply you. Mail orders C arter and Mrs. C. H. Vaupel. Messrs. J. W. McCoy, Rev. P. K. • • * $8000. Hammond, H. O. Anderson, F. S. 19 acres, Eastern suburbs, accepted. Upper Valley Community Club Engle, Emil Peil, J. M. W agner, Drug Sundries Books and splendid level soil, on highway, Meets the 27th— G. G. Eubanks, W. H. Mowat, H L Toilet Goods mostly in alfalfa, some fruit, ¡SECURED R E L IE F Stationery 180 N. Main Phone 172 The Upper, Valley Community Sayles, Louis Dodge and the neg installed on your car and have 600 laying hens, some imple THROUGH FOLEY PILLS Club w’hose time of m eeting was m ents and fu rn itu re, good 6 ative argum ent presented by Mes- each trip smooth and com fort room house, scenic location. changed from this W ednesday to srs. V. V. Mills, H. C. Galey, F. Move in and make a living John R. Gordon, Danville, 111., next, the 27th of Feb., will have D. W agner, C. W. Nims, Dr. E. A. able and enjoyable. from the tu rn loose, $6500, w rites, “ I have suffered with kid nn “ Exchange M eeting” . This Woods, Dr. T. J. Malmgren, Dr. We Install Them term s. ney trouble five years; could not means a new idea, a short cut in W. E. Blake, W. M. Poley, and F. SOME VERY CHEAP RESI sleep at night and was laways wrork, or in any problem, or any E. W atson. Dr. Burdic refused to DENCE LOTS FOR SALE tired. I was not strong and hard helpful hint th a t will benefit an be drawn into tbe fray. The arg u Staples Realty Agency work made my back ache. I got other. All are asked to bring note m ent presented by both sides Cor Main anil Pioneer 71 E. Main, Ashland Hotel Bid. some FOLEY PILLS and after a books to the Club. (som etim es on both sides) was few treatm ents I felt better and The business sessiou will be convincing, seemingly incontro could work with more ease, be called promptly at 2:00 so all are vertible and so affecting th a t it “A WORLD B EA TER ” came stronger and could sleep bet requested to make an extra ef brought tears (of m errim ent) to “ FOLEY’s Cough Medicine is a te r.” FOLEY PILLS are a d iu r fort to be on time. the eyes of the listeners. Gifts ‘W orld B eater’ for speedy relief,” ♦ * • etic stim ulant for the kidneys, significant of the sides taken were w rites Hilton A. Lyre, 206 Evans Avenue. Evansville, Ind. “ Last make them more active. Get a bot Luncheon fo r Mrs. Sadie O n - presented to Mrs. Mills and Mrs. McCoy by the judges, who after m onth I was down with a severe tle today. Sold Everywhere. 15-31 D unbar— W ho Gets P rio r to the afternoon m eeting due deliberation decided in favor cold, and getting worse. I bought Enough Sleep? of the Civic Club Tuesday the of the negative. a bottle of FOLEY’S HONEY Executive Board and members of At the close of the banquet the AND TAR COMPOUND, and the If your hours for sleep are the Standing Committees of the way was retraced to the Club next night was well and O. K.” short, Big Ben will call you Civic Club were guests at a lunch house where good nights were If you w ant a quick, reliable w’lien it’s time to get up, and eon given for Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dun- said everyone feling th a t felicita help you get the most out of rem edy for coughs colds and bar State President of Oregon tions should be extended the ones hoarseness insist upon FOLEY’S them. Federation of W omen’s Clubs and who planned and carried through HONEY <AND TAR COMPOUND. During the spring Clean- We Will Be Glad to Show Mrs. Louis Ulrich, representative so successfully this delightful af I t has all the curative qualities Prices as Advertised Up and Paint-Up. fair. o fthe G reater Medford Club. ■of pine ta r and honey. Sold Every • • • Big B e n ............ . .. .$3.50 In the unavoidable absenc* of w here. Samples and Proofs Which the president, Mrs. Tomlinson, Annual Cham ber of Commerce— Dr. Gladys Crandall presented the The annual banquet of the Babv B en.......... . . . . 3.50 Will F it Your Requirements. complimented guests. Cham ber of Commerce a t t h e ’ A m e ric a ............ . . . . 2.00 The table looked very dainty Armory ¡promises to be of unusual! and springlike with sprays of ja s interest this year. Coming as it | Bunkie .............. . . . . 2.75 and mine over it and gracefully a r does on W ashington’s B irthday ranged centerpiece. the plans will w ithout doubt have Sleep M eter. . . . . . . . 2.00 For a smooth shave, Merry quip and jest enlivened the thought of the day in mind In and quick service, go A m erica............ . . . . 1.50 I will pay you good cash prices th time till at the close of the decorations and discourse. to the Shell B arber for your delicious two course luncheon, The program includes music by Shop, across from De Mrs. D unbar made a happy little Loveland’s O rchestra, songs from ( Pocket Ben . .. . . . . . 1.50 pot. G rinding of all speech— the central thought being th e Lithians, a vocal solo by Mrs. kinds. C hildren’s work publicity, the value and the need L. N. Woodside, and piano solo Ship them to me a specialty. of it, and also added a strong plea by Miss Imogene Wallace, of Cen Classified Column SO C I ET Y Mrs. Grace E. Andrews, Editor APPLY SADE TEA —Dress Shoes— $5 to $10.75 OVERLAND Carter & Mills Shoe Shop ...... SUDDEN SERVICE The M ileage Is Built In F IS H Tomorrow Eagle Market Leedom’s Tire House Wall Paper 25% Discount Be Pleasant Don't Be Shocked Don't Be Grouchy.. Automotive Shop Is Here—Order Yours At Once Just For One More Week Price 50e Paint Brushes Pure Gum Rubber House Aprons Have Gabriel Snubbers 1924 World’s Almanac At 99c Each J. O. RIGG ELHART’S Mr. Up-To-Date Alarm Clocks You Need Better Letterheads We Print Better Letterheads You’ll Get Better Letterheads Kyanize TRAPPERS PROVOST BROS DEALERS ; RAW FURS MARVIN CROSS Klamath Falls Phone 7«8 134 South 4th St. McNair Bros. W. A. SHELL, Prpo. 532 A. St. Ashland, Ore | I for cooperation. Mrs. Ulrich tra l Point. brought greetings from the Great- It is expected that addresses ,e r Medford Club. will be made by representative* TÄe Drag Sfora We Print that Kind The Ashland Tidings
