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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1925)
¿4. «~ » Jf MAlhMiS O U O OftWífc bSUkAt*JMh-J.« RjihwÄ-Hv*. w ‘ ‘" ' V CTTT ■” » ' F ’ ^ w ’ -y» m Tuesday, December 1, IO *« lteported Malo ' Improving— A L P H A C H A P TER No. 1 O. H 8 . Stated communication ot A l pha Chapter, No. 1, O. B. 8. (this Tuesday) Dec. 1, at 7:J0 p. m.. Masonic H all. Election ot officers. Visitors welcome. By C liff Payne makes French doors. order of worthy matron. L E A H M. CALDW ELL. Tea. we have no bananas, but Secretary. we have money to loan on good Security. Phone X I. Teo. (o f course.) 19— tf L e ft This M o ra in e — Stated conclave, Wednesday evening, Dec. 9. Routine busi ness and annual election of of- fleers; also work in Temple. Dinner at 4:45. All Sir Knights courteously invited. W . H. McGOWAN. W . H. D A T. Recorder. Bert R. Greer, who has 'been In Ashland for the past few days transacting business, le ft tor his home in Burbank, C alifornia, this morning by the way of San F ra n cisco. Vizi tor— Christmas; greeting McNair Bros. New lot of hand painted China a visitor in Ashlalnd yesterday pn other pieces. Line of low business.____ ;________ ’ priced, gifts.— Johnson's Jewelry store. Very exclusive quality Xmgs cards.— E lb e rt’s. For cleaning an pressing try Paulserud's. W e Call. 74-tf H a ir bobbing, marcelling c specialty. The Vanity Shoppe. 43-U To Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Oesaliug of Talent yesterday a nine pound Call ISO for Powell’s famous . hoy- ____ _ apple cider and we deliver. Merchant’s lunch every day, 11 to 2 p. m., 60c at The Plata Confectionery. 75-tf Fire, Auto, L iability and kinds or Insurance. all STAPLES REALTY Ashland Hotel Bldg. 72-tf Paulserud’s suits are guaran From Ban Francisco, Craig teed. 74-tf Owens was a business visitor In Ashland yesterday. Gifts that are easily obtained. A few minutes sitting— we do Buy your box shook from the the rest.— Studio Ashland.___ local box factory at wholesale prices. 352-tf Coffee with real cream served at Nlningera. 74-tf Send greeting cards.— McNair Bros. To V a l l e j o - Mrs. T.< L. Sorrel and daughter Liability Insurance w ritten on Ruth, le ft Saturday evening for SutomobHas and trucks. Phuue Vallejo wbure they expect to make IS . Too. (o f eoarao.) l M f their home In the near future. Exceptional values la slightly A new line ot diamond set w ed Vlctrolaa, Sonora* and Edi wrist watches. Beautiful new son Disc phonographs. The Rose. styles.— Johnson’s Jewelry store. 74-5 Army Goods Store W hy do you pay Sewing Ma chine Agents from 9110 to 9160 tor sewing machines, when you can get the W hite here tor 946. H. E. Dumas was a visitor in Em il Pell. 63-tf W A STE E L IM IN A T IO N ADDS Ashland yesterday from Horn P R O S PE R ITY TO N A TIO N brook. — — " ' IlWWi ’ ’ ‘ Sittings evenings by appoint ' (Continued from Page One) ment.— Darling 8tudlo. 74-tf Hot tab sulphur baths. Day elimination, with the Department or night at Jackson Hot Springs. H ere lu s t W eek— aeaistlng, has been in the con 6641 Dr. H. W. Shaw was visiting struction field. Construction relatives and doing business In protected tires. Ashland last week. Madden 6341 • Toys—D o lls — Games.— Elhartz . Orree 44. cleans clothes. Log Roll made - from honey.— Candyland. Phone 68-tf Orret covers buttons, npstslrs. 44-tf Styleplus suits and pure nt Paulserud’s. tended that by a "process of elimination," embolism caused death. Dr. Geary was cross-examined relative to an examination made of the spine, when the body was exhumed ten days after burial, and found in a normal condi tion. E. R. The ISAAC & CO. Quality Store overcoats 74-tf Hâve your hroken Windows repalred. Large stock of glas« M kand. Jordan Bash and Cab 7 1 4 f inet Works. Phone 161. 26-tf FOR SURETY bonds see J. L. Ketch, Ashland Hotel Bldg. “The Freshman” with Harold Gales Of Laughter! ADMISSION Cheers, then jeers, greeted h im ! Instead o f th e b all, he was c a rry ing th e h a t o f an enthusiastic ro o ter I Poor H a ro ld ! W h o had been haz ed to death, razzed to dlstrnetloa, flghtfag h is la s t stand to be a college hero! . M irth ! Joy? Gladness— And Some th in g else, th a t swee|»s you o ff your feet w ith en jo ym en t! Mitinee 10c 85c C h lld m i Adults ... E vening Children ..................... A du lts ____ ...-----.'......... . few articles had been handled, leading the police to believe that th e ’burglars had Just gained entrance to the building, and Started operations, when M r. Mc Gee entered the store, frighten ing them away. ♦ ! Quick Sale Style is Important $14.98 Coats now. ...$10.98 $22.50 Coats now ’ ...$16.98 T o W o o d la n d - George Dunn left this morning Ws have sold over 20. 26 for Woodland, California, where piece silver sets since opening our special holiday sale last Wed he w ill spend about two weeks. nenday. bat our line is not broken. Wo have 13 new pat W hen trying to solve g ift terns la flatware in standard, problems try Johnson's Jewelry gnzmntsed goods and we a re _A W w l t y f i I t B W w w I I I III ^1 H f f 9 "‘ making a price that has moved up to date merchandise at saving sad w ill continue to move then prices. — Johnson Jewelry Store. $29.25 Coats now. ...$22.50 $34.50 Coats now. ...$25.98 .. $31,98 $59.75 Coats now. ...$44.75 $69.75 Coats now. ...$52.50 Called to A shland— $85.00 Coats now,. ...$64.50 • E. W . Redlfay. of M yrtle Creek H. E. Damns wgs a visitor In was railed to Ashland recently $98.75 Coats now. ...$74.50 yesterday from % Santa Claus Says: ♦ I f you want to help me this Christmas, please shop early. I t ’s mighty hal'd to avoid disap pointments when everyone is crowding the store with last minute shopping. “ “ Help me to spread good cheer this Christ mas by shopping early.” Visit Toyville On The Balcony Here you will find a wonder ful assortment of Toys, ’ Dolls, Books and Games. ich o f ease.— Johnson’s Jewelry >e»e«s< !•» > < 25« 5Oe (Continued from Page One) Priced Now For L E T J. L. Ketch write your For Fire Insurance see J. automobile Insurance. 71-tf Ketch, Ashland Hotel Bldg. 67-tf Madden retreads tires. 694t tan. Today — Tomorrow Winter Coats To Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Putman J. A. Alton of Hornbrook was of Beach street, 8undsy morning, a bustneas visitor In Ashland yes November 29, an eight pound gtrl. terday from Hornbrook. Horn because of the serious Illness of his wife, who has been in Ash brook. • land some time for her health. candies.— The F er qnaltty 74-8 Ix>ok at our diamond (Ins. Most every site and snappy fln j Compere our diamond Renting a specialty. Lipt your stones. rings with anything t o ybs found ■urn with ASHLAND ¿ M A I / » CO. la Beuthern Oregon. Ws really ' n 4 f have wonderful vslaes, value« that makes your buy a real In 8 a ^ our new 12s watch for vestmeaL — Johnson’s Jewelry m ag smb w ith photo holder la store. H ere Yesterday— M illard Grubb returned yester Seargent Jlrak ot Salem, Sear- day morning from Portlalnd gent Instructor of Coast A rtillery where be attended the meeting of tha Oregon National Guards of the Elks Lodge. made his regular visit to Battery B. last evening. There was a competatlve d rill of manual arms ,A; *■ * Purchased 7’ar— held. This d rill was won by Charles W . Clary, for which he The Claycomb Motor Company report the sale of‘ a 1926 Ford received an enlisted mans “ Sam Brown" belt. Coupe to Cleo Sims, of H ilt. December Sale of Vbiltor In Ashland— Ashland ReM rpeh Yratenlay— R eturned Home— 6 For / Christmas cards. f . R. Robison of Portland was novelties, eups and saucers and 49-1 mu. bears a peculiar relationship to TOO LATE TQ CLASSIFY the whole economic fabric, be MARCELLA M IR A C L E M IN E R A L cause the industries' dependent J. . A . Everetts ' upon it for the disposal of their .. . Mrs. _ „ products— lumber, steel, cement, Exduetoe Jackson Co. Agent Medford, Ore. Phone 807-Y and so on— form so large a see-, Two blocks off Bast Main on tioa of our national economic Vancouver. 204 W illam ette. structure. 74-24* Another development affecting . Mrs. W . M. H a ir of Eugene re turned home after visiting two weeks w ith her brother in law, John B. H a ir and wife on Liberty street. The Hairs were old friends of Mrs. Leavitt of this city in Nebraska 60 years ago and she welcomed them on Friday for din construction has been the wide FO R R E N T — Two room house ner. I t was a very enjoyable oc spread adoption of American lum keeping apartmdnt. 349 East casion, talking over old times and ber standards, worked out by Main. .7 7 - t f friend« of long ago. a committee appointed by the ____________________________________________ ______ e Secretary o f Commerce in 1923 FO R R E N T — Furnished house At the same time progress is b§- .across from Junior High Pbone V isitor H ere Yesterday— ing made in the grade m arking 65, or inquire Holmes Grocery. George J. Janes of the Liver of lumber. 77-2 pool, London and Globe, insur Simplified Practice is another FOR HALE Ivory bed room ance company of Portland was HARTLEY KILLS BILL, method through which the De Suite. Dining room suite. Queen through Ashland yesterday on his EIGHT IS STARTED partment has been helping the Ann-blue leather seats. 2 rug/, way to Pertlpnd, after a visit industrial community to elim in O LY M P IA , Wash., Dec. 1— (U . one Congoleum rug. Some odd over the holidays w ith his mother ate Industrial wastes. "Sim pli I».)— Reciamationists and admin- pieces of furniture. 104 Bush in San Francisco. fied Practice” means the re istratlonists wfere lined up in 77-5* duction of variety in sixes and Street. battle formation today. Recon dimensions of everyday com FO R HALE— One cow and Jer In Medford— sideration of the Banker Re modities. I t has nothing to sey yearling heifer. Also one H. C. Galey is a business visitor clamation bill, vetoed by Gov do w ith style problems or mat ton hay. E. O. French, corner in Medford and the Valley today. ernor Hartley yesterday after ters Of Individual creation. The Otis and Laurel SL 77-2* noon was scheduled to come up division .of Simplified Practice in the lower house this after W A N T E D TO R E N T — Four- was established in the Bureau noon. of Standards in 1921, and its room, bath, unfurnished apart ment or home. Oarage, no chil chief is now Ray M. Hudson. PROTECT GAM E 18 PLE A dren. Best references. Room 5, M A D E MY A V E R IL L Columbia Hotel. " I 7>2* M E D FO R D M AN HONORED Get him a blazer, Fine pair FO R R E N T — Furnished house. F O R SAVING L IF E (Continued from page One) Close in. Apply At Park Hotel of socks, pair of Buckhect or phone 132. • 77-3* gathering. " If we could only (Continued from Page One) transplant some of that C ali hoots, suit case, hand bag, FOR SA LE— A few good breed- The award of the medal and its fornia better in itself to this presentation is an event ÓT nk-‘ in g cockerels and cocks. Tan- state, we codld outdistance Cali gun, ammunition, Reining- cred stock. E. 8. Morrison. Box tional importance and one which fornia beyond reckoning,” was J2, Ashland, Oregon. ,ton ppeket knife, pair the message brought by Briggs. receives widespread recognition 77-Tues. Sat. throughout the country. That Ashland has many op KozyKomfort slippers for Mr. Dynan, who is nov^ super portunities for beautifying her FO R SA LE— My eight tube intendent of electrical construct self, in fixing up sidewalks, and Super-Hetrodyne, one of the best men, women and children. in repairing buildings was the ion for the Copco organization, is sets In Ashland. W ill sell com awarded this medal as a recogni declaration of J. C. Hopper, a plete or set alone. E. E. Mor newcomer here from Kansas, tion of his services in bringing rison Box 22, Ashland. Oregon. Hopper stated that Ashland was Burt Ofeen of Klam . ath , Falls back „ 77-Tuea. Sat. one of the most beautiful, elites to life after Green had received A Biggest L ittle Store In Town he had ever seen, but that it severe shock following contact Mr. M E T H O D IS T CLUB BOYS Opposite New Hotel codld be made much more beau with a 34,000-volt switch. Oreen was rendered unconscious CHOOSE N E W LEA D ER S tifu l, easily. C from the shock and undoubtedly (Open Evenings) Would have died had not 'Mr. (Continued from Page One) L IT K IÄ SPRING G A R A G E , Dynan promptly administered ar Last Saturday evening this TO B E O P E N E D SOON tificial respiration for a period ot club met for its regular meet- over ten minutes, whereupon the lug and a fter g o in g . through (Continued from Page One) victim Showed signs of life. The treatment was continued and after the ritu al had the pleasure of new Lithia Springs Oarage. H a r 30 minutes the patient was in hearing a report from one of rell optimistically predicts a condition to be ¿o'ved to the hos- ‘u ° ’ rn “ embers, John Billings, bright future for Ashland and his on his attendance at the In pltal. new venture here 14 an expres ternational Livestock Exposition, sion of confidence in Ashland’s recently held in Portland. John M U R P H Y F IG H T S T ES TIM O N Y future growth and prosperity. IN M U R D E R T R IA L gave a very good summary of Ed. W yatt, an experienced auto the show and its value. Presen mobile mechanic, w ill act S3 tation of silver buttons, the sec (Continued from Page One) shop foreman iot the new gar- ond degree ot Pioneer work, and agu. In addition to automobile combatted vigorously by the de the first of its kind to be pre repairing, tire vulcanlxtng, greas fense, and the question covered sented to any boy In Ashland, to ing, washing and storage w ill he every possible cause of death. John Billings, Donald Vestal and featured and service w ill be ren The queries were confirmed to Max Hoover followed. ______ dered twenty-four hours of the the hypothetical question asked • y. day. A cordial invitation has by the state. According to the been extended Ashland people state’s evidence, all the vital or BURGLARS G A IN E N TR A N C E by Mr. H arrell to visit and In gans of Mrs. Murphy were in a TO M CG EE’S STORE spect the new garage building. healthy condition, and it is con The Claycomb Motor Company Attorney W. J. Moore who has been ill at his home jh e last two report thè salé ot a 1924 Ford weeks, is still confined to his Coupe to W . S. Eaton of T ate i*. bed hut is slightly improved. To Leave Ashland— Mr. and Mrs. N. N ortridge left Jhst arrived at Nlningera, Miss Saylors unusual chocolates and th is . morning for Canyonville; Scotch toffe. 74-tf where Mr. Nortridge w ill operate his mine for about a month. W e can make your portrait in Here Yesterday— * the evening.— Darling Btudlo. B. C. McHenry, field secretary 764f of the A. A. A. was a visitor in Fresh Tamales.— The Rose. Ashland yesterday from Port 71-3 land. >y » » ♦ ♦ •> » » < >■♦»«» »saw LOTHES never make the man — hut Style, good style, puts a livelier spring in his step,'a smarter swing in his shoulders, a more confident look in his eye. It stamps him as progressive and hn approving world treats him well. Clothcraft Style is always the newest style combined with tailoring that doesn’t cost a king’s ransom. _______ ' ________ ■ C Ai/d as for wear — the guarantee is in the pocket. CLOTHCRAFT TAILORED CLOTHES $25 to $45
