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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1926)
M arket Basket A Feature P age F or T elling the Cooks About the Good Eatables Everett True X 'r t K /IT H t o n 't w ork . X "C O U © U P V Z LXAt>CK.M<*r • U S T O N , (HlR. T R u © , — iT ’C u ,0 N U \ T A K B ABOUT A — Pure Cane Sugar—16 Pounds 100 Pound S a c k . PA T O&AOE GETS STA TE SCHOOL H E A D a x vxs T iv n i H j/ivan S T IF F SENTENCE CANDIDATE 18 H E R S io a j u a a bm o h s iv o o Charlea A. Howard, avparlw-' teadent of achqpls ot Marshfield and a candidate to t the Repub lican nomination for state sup erintendent of Bcbools, was a visitor , In Ashland this morn ing, renewing old acquaintances? * Howard has been Identified w ith educational work in South ern Oregon for eighteen years, teaching in the K lam ath county school, then acting In the capac ity oY superintendent o f schools at CoqkUte. From Coquille be advanced to the principaishlp of the Eugene high school, and In 1920 went to Marshfield as supertntkndent of schools. two " H ELD FOR TH1 SA ID B A N K BAND: PO RTLAND, Jan. 5. — (IP) — Two of the three young men held by the federal authorities at Red ding, California for alleged auto thievery were identified today by photographs as participants In two bank robberies near here. The youths in custody are John Moore, Norman Moore and Joe B illings of Oregon- CUy, John Moore and Billings are Identified by the cashier as participants in the Troutdale, Oregon bank robbery on December 10. They u.'nru ntnty kian9ifiA«l m _— 1_ iuv7iiiiiif?u U ny in e cR8n- ler of the Scotts M ills Bank, which was robbed on December HAIR AIDS POOR LOS ANGELES,— The Good w ill Industries are cdUecttug hair which they turn into profit for charitable purposes. In one Week ' this organisation received mote than 50 pounds of h air from young women who__ kfid__ ahorn their locks. This hair was made into wigs and switches. The SACRAMENTO, JAN. 9, - I t to s i very well to snicker at the goat as a muncher of tin cans. Compared w ith other do mestic antmals he has an Iron constitution. Of the 445 anlpaals condemned by state mea^t Inspectors last month as diseased and therefore unfit for human consumption, 293 were cattle, ^73 hogs, 15 sheep, 64 calves. Not one goat was condemned. "The goat Is practically Pat Grace, arrested here Wed nesday eventng.and charged with driving while drunk, following an automobile accident. In which his ear was badly damaged, was yes terday sentenced to 60 days In the coqaty Jail and assessed s fine of »100, when he pleaded guilty to the charge before Just ice of the Peace Taylor of Med ford. Grace was turned over to t h e ' stgte traffic department, following his arrest by Chief of Police McNabb. Immune from tuberou- losls,” explained Dr. Oeo. Jordan of the department of agriculture meat In specting bureau, In giving out the figures today, and tuberculosis w a s th e ground for 315 of the 445 condemnations. N E W VEHICLE LAW SA ID CONSTITUTIONAL You- Always Serve 4 LB. PA IL SNOW DRIFT, 89c; W ESSON OIL, QT. CAN, 49c Klamath Netted Gem Potatoes, Per Cwt $2.85 Story Book Corn, 2 Cans 25c; Belle of B elgian Peas, 2 Cans 25c Quick Quaker Oats, Large Size Snowball Flout, 49 Pound Sack - HAUT T H A T A SCC o n D — IP* CO N<S. tv . M ISSION B EL L TOILET SOAP, 4 B A R S ............. W HITE W ONDER LAUNDRY SOAP, 13 BARS Crown M ill Run, 80 Pound Sack . . . $1.75 Eastern Oyster Shell, 100 Pound Sack . . $1.35 SA LEM , Jan. 6. — (IP)— The constitutionality of the "peddlers license law " enacted by the last Oregon legislature, was upheld by the Supreme Court today. It dismissed the original mandamus proceedings brought by Clyde Evans and others, who were con testing the validity of a law which imposes an additional fifty per cent fee upon vehicles op erated beyond a radius of five Cracked Corn, 100 Pound S a c k ................$2.75 5 POUND PA IL STEW ARTS HONEY . . . . . SMALL W H IT E N A V Y BEANS, 10 PO UNDS ! casioir, you always have bread on the table. Noth ing yon put on the menu is more nourishing than BASKETBALL miles from corporate limits. The secretary—of state's office saW the declision would . release for H IG H SCHOOL operation one of the new revenue Arm ory, Friday, January 8 producing measures created the last legislature. CONDITION CARDINAL MERCIER UNCHANGED .... BRUSSELS, Jan. 8— (IP)— The condition of Cardinal M er by cier, who is ‘ seriously ill here, wa srsported aa unchanged today T rade for Cash at Stones ----------------- ------ Vary Your Meats! Nothing is more pleasing on the menu than a frequent change in meats. It is Many Thrifty housewives trade for cash at Stones. They watch our adds closely — shop in person — each week or month they;find;themselves,with a nice sum of money saved, to use for other purposes. HAVE YOU TRIED STONES GOOD BREAD? - Once You Try it; You Will Always Use It. 15c Loaves HARDY BROTHERS Large Sized Packages Cheap at Stones Large Ranch Eggs Guaranteed Fresh 1 Dojs. Q C c 2 Doz. A A c e Prunes, 8 lbs. for 25c Small White's, B lbs. for 48c B "r< toa/F c™ »1 Pr‘M*uet’ Mexican Reds, 8 lbs. for 48c THE B E ST B U Y IN BROOMS W e have E ver Made. Crystal W hite Soap 8 B a n For 25c or The large 10-os. bar of A Dandy Broom for 45c Citrus Soap, 6 b a n for 26c A few of those W ild Rose Ham s at Picnic Shoulders—A buy at, Lb. . Bacon w ith a Real Flavor at, Lb. . W e D eliver Free W ithin City Limits. HARDY BROTHERS The B iggest Grocery S t o n in Town. . THE 20TH CENTURY makes the resolution, “ to Jielp you to save a little each day,’’ so easy to keep that there is uo tem ptation to break it. A t these 20th Century Stores thrifty housewives -find they save money w ithout reducing their means. Yeef even more —some go so far as to enlarge over w h at the ordinary Grocer offers and still save money. I ts the saving on every item in a 20th Century Store that counts* W esson Oil Quart Can 49c Crisco — 6 Lb. Can $1.39 Sperry Pancake Flour 10 Pound Sack 75c Swan Matches Large Boxes—6 for 25c Large Sized Cans At Stones, 2 For Pure Bulk Lard F r e s h -2 lbs. 47o Gold D ust 8oouring Powder, 2 for 15c Orange Marmalade Old E nglish style, *1 lb. Glass 35c Medium Size Sweet Oranges 1 Doz. 4 A c 2 Doz. A C P and O Naptha Soap 10 B a n 39c K e m Panoake Flour, 25o 1 Bacon, Fancy Sugar Cured, A verage W t. 9 lbs. H alf or W hole Piece, Lb. 40c Stones Special Coffee Satisfaction Guaranteed Delmonte Catsup, Full P int Bottle, 25c Tree Tea—Orange Pekoe (B lack) or Japan (Green) 1 Pound Pkge. 74c M emorie” Layer Figs — W hite 10 0». Pkgs- 20c; 2 for 39c Tomato Soup Campbells Tomato Soup 1-2 Pornjd Pkge., 39c Shrimp, “ American B eauty“ Latest Pack, 1 Lb. Cans, 3 for 40c 20th Century Brooms, 6 Sewn, Medium W eight Fine Parlor Broom ...............96 20th Century Coffee—1‘W hen better coffee is roasted, it w ill be “ 20th Century Direct from our roaster to you— Lb. 47c 3 Pound* $1.38 Lettuce 10c Celery 15c Carrots and Turnips, 4 Pounds 15c CREAMERY BUTTER, POUND 46c 20th CFNTURY GROCERY Gem Nut Bacon Gem Nut Margarine, a Swift and Co. Product \ 1 Lb. A A c 3 Lbs A A c Best Sugar Cured Bacon Cheap a t Stones Per Pound A A c Here Are a F ew Sam ples of Our Prices a Fancy -Rogue River New Crop Beans — The Food ns— 7 lbs. for .......SBc for Frosty Days 61 NORTH MAIN STREET New Years Resoluttons Kerrs B est Patent Flour 49 lb. Sack $2.33 Where Savings Are Greatest We are atarting the New Year, firm to the belief that the beet place for you to trade la at the stores where prices are lowest, consistent with high quality merchandise, and sendee that pleases and satisfies yon. We are running that kind of a store. The public always knows Jnst exactly what to expect at onr store. d e l iv e r y Butter Flake Sodas—N ational B iscuit Go's. “ Champion Small Size — E xtra Special, 6 B o x e s.................................. gestions. W c D eliver THOMAS HILL, Prop. Adirondack Syrup—Very B est Oane and Maple — Full P int 33o— Quart 57c 2 Pound Pullman Loaves, a big saving on bread our shop that you may desire. Phone us for sug Phone 107 PLAZA GROCERY Unusual Barg:ains You can find almost any kind of meat or fowl in THE EAGLE MARKET No Limit to Q uantity------ Buy All You M OST PEO PLE M AKE T H E M— SOME K E E P THEM , SOM E DON’T — H UT 10c Loaves also more healthful. 1 Two 1-Pound Twin Loaves 15c SUPERIOR BREAD Franklin Bakery BREAD! FRESH FROM THE OVEN Bread proceeds were devoted to work among the poor. Buy Your Groceries for LESS at THE PLAZA GROCERY 374 X lf a l a S t A SgU LM D HAVE YOU TRIED OUR BUTTER We handle best grade fresh cream ery butter, and eell it cheaper. Ti 1 Lb. Fresh Butter. 49c 2 Lbs. Fresh Butt WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE A shland’s N ext to Finest Citizens Food Store Bank in usee Twice the leavening strength o f many other brands. N o waste in haking materials« Every baking is light—evenly raised and wholesome« caiiwxf V/4 "»tiB •♦e iw S« »» <9 M <s »■>*♦ T his is A shlands Place To F in d W hat I t W ants To E at Sunday