Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, December 24, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextAnnual Christmas observance, Friday, Dec. 25, at 9 o'clock a. m. sharp. All Sir Knights courteously D. H. JACKSON, B. C Left For Ceos B e y - Dr. Mettle Shaw left last evening for a few days visit with her husband who is at Coos Bay. \ “Merry Christmas”— The Rose. Bat at Martha's dining room. Vendome Hotel. Open 8:00 a. m., to 9:00 p. m. 81-tf Left For Peodleto»— Miss Beryl Jarmon will spend her vacation at Pendleton with her parents. H If there are any Kansas folks here that want to return, I have a home in Hutchinson to trade you. J. C. Hopper. 98-« LET J. L. Ketch write your automobile Insurance. 71-ti Cutex Manicure Sets, 35c to 83.60.— McNair Bros. In Chico— .......... Miss Edna Kennedy will en joy a two weeks vacation with - relatives and friends . at her home in Chico, California. Merry Christmas to all friends and customers, and remember we give you a free pair of pants with suits ordered before the New Year, as a New Years present. Orres Tailors, upstairs. 97-1* Candy the moet appropriate gift for all. — The Rose. 97-1 Passing Through Ashland Mr. Clay Clark of California will spend Christmas day with his niece, Mrs. Atterbury, of Third Otieet. j • . ’ WINTER GARDEN DANCE XMAS (FRIDAY) NIGHT. . \ 06-8 ’ Have your broken windows repaired. Large stock of glass gh hand. Jordan Saab and Cab inet Works. Phone 111. 80-ti l e w For Holiday»— Mies Mildred Kaegi who has been teaching school nt Riddle Oregon, arrived home last eve Hom e F ro m Hospital— ning to spend her vacation with Louis 8c h we In has sufficiently her parents here. recovered to be able to spend Christmas with his family at home. Mr. Schwein has bees confined to the Community hos pital for some time. Madden sells protected tires. 63-ti Walk upstairs to Orres Tailor Shop and save 919-00. 78-tf Mien Clara Hack, Amity Coin Purses and Bill en teaching school folds. — McNair Bros. From U. of O. • • • • .......... Frank Walker, wall known Hr. and Mrs. C. R. Cleveland young man, who has been at of Gold HUI, will spend their tending the’ University of Ore holidaya » t h Mrs. Cleveland's gon, will spend his Christina mother and father, Mr. and Mn. J. B. Fifleld. of this city. vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Walker. Babble hooka with records CHRISTMAS DINNER Noon and Evening 11:110 A. M. to S:SO P. M. SlSO to •:•© P. M. •1 .0 0 LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL Make Tona* Eeewvatiwn at Once Cliff Payne makes book stands. Panlserud's for cleaning. 90-tf Visite I* Rperfcnrg /' Chrlatmaa day will find Mias Claribel An «Arson in Roseburg with (rlfiUrts a»d relatives. Renting a specialty. Liat your bonne » t h Last Showing Tonight «TH E GOOSE WOMAN Christmas — Saturday MARY PICKFORD WILLIAM BLAUDINB Maru ; PicUford Fro«n F»l® Alto— - t Addison D. Halma, Jr.f arrlv- ■ ed horn« Sunday evening from , Palo Alto, California to spend Chrlatmaa vacation » th bia parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Helms. « On and .a fter Dee. 23. 1 will -not 'be responsible for any debts contracted by the Community Hospital. Nellie Loomis. 95-J Expected In A Mlilan. 1— Miss Marie Andrews who ban been teaching in Tacoma, in ex« pected today to spend the Christ mas holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. -Aaron Andrews of Fairview street. WHY PAY RENT? Will build new home on we" located loi. Easy terms. 668 Holly St., Phone SI7-L. 08-tf Miss {Dorothy Paddock ar rived this morning from Los Angeles, for a visit witk her mother, Mrs. Douglas Rqid on Wimer street. For Fire Insurance eee J. L. Ketch, Ashland Hotel Bldg? The New Year Greeting that carries a message of friendli ness and good will— Your photograph. Studio Ashland. From Albany— Miss Catherine Pittenger who has bqen attending Albany»Col lege will spend her vacation here » t h her parents. Why do you pay Sewing Ma chine 'Agents from 9199 to 9160 tor sawing machines, when you ean get the W hite here for 806. Emil Pell. 68-tt Critically 111— Mrs. E. W. Redlfer of Myrtle Creek is critically 111 nt the home of her, sister, Mrs. Cooper on Mansanlta street. Onr Butter Toasted sandwiches are growing la popularity. Try one at The Plain. 87-lf Call ISO for Powell's famous apple cider and we deliver. Leaves For Kerby— T. M. Anderson left this morn- ing for a few days visit over the holidays with his daughter, Mrs. Dell Hart, of Kerby, Oregon. In Montague— Mrs. W. H. Smith left this morn- ing for Montague to visit her daughter Mrs. W. R. Parshall and family and many other'relatives over th* holidays. In Medford— Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Daley of this city will spend Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Schaun- neesey of Medford. . Expected In Ashland - - Mrs. W. H. Paul is expecting Miss Anna Fltagerald of Port- land to spend the Christmas holidays hbre. In Ashland— Mr. and Mrs. William Ham- mond and sons, William, Phillip, and Jack, and daughter, Dorothy, are visiting Rev. and Mrs. P. K. Hammond during, the holidays.- William Hammond is a promin- ent attorney of Oregon City and la also in charge of the Trust De- pertinent of The Bank of Oregon •dlty. • Going Oboard— Bernard Orres who has been visiting at the L. J .”brrea home left for Honolulu and China Tues day where he will spend about lo u t montha__ ou .bJisinftBff— »Rd pleasure combined' From Grenada — Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Lowther S. J. Land, of Grays Harbor, of Grenada, California, are ex pected to «pend the Christmas Washington la spending a few holidays here with relatives. days in Ashland on business. Mrs. Lowther was formerly Miss Mabel Russell of this city. Home made Chill Beans and Hot Tamales.— Nlalnger'e Foun tain Service. 91-tf Perfumes and Toilet water for gifts— Elharts. ------_ To VMM Monee— ,. Mias Norn Ward, a teacher in Junior High, leavee today to spend her vacation w(|h her parents or Doremo, Oregon, Suits and overcoats make practical gifte.— Panlaerud’e. 90-tf Have year Sunday dinner at Martha's Dtnntg Room.— Ven dome Hotel. 81-tf Quality Stationery— Biharts. Leet Payne, who has been visiting with his father nhd mother, Hr. and Mrs. J. L. Greenwood, of Liberty street for some time returned to hie home in Klamath Fnlta for a few days business trip hat expects to re turn to Ashland very eoon. Complete line of Christmas candles nt The Plasa Confee- tloneiY, l i e per lb., and np. 87-tf CHRISTMAS DINNER Noon and Evening I t AO A. M. t e «:S0 P. M. S:SO te «".SO P. M. z •1 .0 0 LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL Make Yoor Reservation at Oner Big Ben Alarm Clocks, 98.86. — McNair Bros. TOR MORE AND BETTER CROPS Use Sulphur, Land Plaster and Superphosphate For Hay, Grain and Baiba We can make yon interesting prices ASHLAND FRUIT AND PRO- DUCR ASSOCIATION » W. F. Jordan, Jr., will spend Christman day with his «mother and sister la Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Moore and daughter of La Grande, Oregon, arrtvfbd here Sunday evening to spend the holidays with Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. l a wvwm « Christmas Day se 25, Trinity Eplsco] "Vicar, the Rev. P. K services at 8 a. m. a At the 11 o’clock >niuslc will be: Hymn— "O Come Faithful." “Festal Communic Hymn— “Silent N Night.” Anthem by the Everlasting L ig h t” ' offertory Solo, "O — Mrs. William ’ Bril Hymn— “HJark tl Herald < nKela Hing ” 8 tt 8 Christmas prograi Church of The Nasa held Thursday eve: -o'clock, is as follow song, “His N«"»» j eaus"— Congregation Scripture ’ Read it undent T . B. "WITey. invocation— Pastor, D uet “ He Shall Reign”— ^jrg Ramey, Mies Barnett, Reqitatlpn, "VTls Christmas in Judea*'—Cleo Sherard. Exercise, “What Does Christ- jnas M^an J » Y ouf— Esther Peffley, Dorothy Slack, Hasel Werts, Roscoe Trusty. Song, "Redeemer Divine”— Young Ladles.---------—--------------— Recitation, *'G o o dz night”— Emeline Eachna. * Song, “Cbrletmaa Lullaby”— Mary Larder. . Recitation— Islay Sewell. Sqng, “The Music of the Bells”— Juniors. 1 Recitation, “ My Beat”— Jeanie Day. * , Exercise, "Chrietmse Belle"— Yune. Stewart, Lois Stevfenson, Lorreen Wert«, Mildred Lay- ROME, Dec. 2«. — (IP) — With solemn historical ceremony,' and in the presence of the 8aered Col lege of Cardinals, diplomatic eorps and high prelates from nil 'The Christmas over the world, the- Pope today Recitation, brought the Holy Year to an end ing”— Thelma Brown. by closing the holy door in the Recitation, “Christmas Wishes Basilica of St. Peters. —Gerald Trusty. R. Farrington. President Degn and Coach Otto Kium also addrea- sed the players and the crowd assembled on* Che ground!? " V ? , ""W e won fairly and square ly,” said Coach Kium aboard the Wilqon In discussing the victory over Occidental, “and credit for the victory must be given to the (Continued From Page One) the upper floor of Pier 7, played popular aira as the gangplank waa being put Into place. “A few minutes after 9 unlock the players, headed by President Dean, trooped down the gang plank. They were home again. “As they made their way along the narrow enclosure, the play- prs were greeted enthusiastically by the students and friends of the university. “A huge crowd gathered oiit- aide of thè pier to. catch a glimpse of the players before they started on their triumphal tour through the streets of the city to the capi tal grounds where they were wel comed home by Governor Wallace THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT OF SERVICE TO OTHERS AND GOOD-WILL TO ALL IS THE SPIRIT \VHICH WE TRY TO GIVE A DAY BY DAY REALTY IN THIS BANK. M ERRY A s friend to friend? therefore, w e wish all o f y< you a very Merry Ghrist- mas. J. H. McGEE J. A. MILLER I Don’t go around feeling tired, lacking in energy and etrength, because your kidneys are net working properly. The nee of FOLBY'S PILLS, a diuretic stim ulent for the kidneys, will flush p#. Christmas yoer kidneys, remove injurious waste matter and Oring the kid 11J0P .M . neys back to a normal, active con dition. “Your FOLEY PILLS are the only thing I got to do me Show s nay good,“ writes Samuel Bren- ner, Alexandria, lad. Sold every where. « The World'i Sweetheart I d ry chtKfyji t j n d through thtm may you km rm » ^ itk ia g you j t y agaitti E. R. IS A A C & Tho Quality Store MRS. J. H. SUGG RUBY McNAMARA thrtskuas Tky'sj*U a gay rtfruin WORTH LIVING Ashland, Oregon A m ong our assets we lik e to count th e on ly one m oney cannot buy, your g o o d w ill. . - Scatter g if t | ah>ng your. MAKE U R CHRISTM AS T he C itizens B ank o f A shland May this gentleman sc gay, Prom out his crowded Dance, Jackson Hot Spring« Sat., night. Muele by The Nite Hawke. Madden retread« tires. S8-tl team as a whole and got to any one Individual?* • “Kium then said that the Deans were facing a hard-game with the Colorado eleven phA that the University of Hawaii* ♦ ould have “to show some real '-stuf” If they werb to defeat the vlslt- FORMER LOCAL COACH MAKES GREAT SHOWING lïierrq W inn kor battle» with • rivnl hand o{ Now T » r k * s lo w e r Esst jnnt as aho will win wotir WANTED — Men and family family washing. 866 Blain 8t. 98— 5* Stewart. Hesitation. Howard Jensen. Duet. "Holy “ jftght"— Mary W ile/, Bather Peftiey. Recitation, "The Christmas GifT-t-Jane Stewart. \ Recitation, “My Present»"— Verne Day. Exercise, “The Christmas Wishing W ell”—Juniors. Recitation— Hasel Spulght. Ktdrclse, "Settling)'— WRbui; Hocking, Rosco T riste, Waldo Trusty, Leroy. Lay m o t Reading— Miss Stella Sewell. Play, “ Merry Christmas Joke” — Young People.