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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1926)
From Po K l —d A. G. Byner of Portland was L. 8.* Brown returned from Seattle, where he has spent the In town today on business. past three weeks on'bnslneas« Home made dihtll Beans and Say i| with photographs Hot Tamales.—Nlnlnger’s Foun 81-tt Studio Ashland. On the Plasa tain Sorrise. TpO.LAT^T9 FOR RENT: — 2 room niebed apafttmanf, Ifight and u paid, >15.00, also three i apartment with sleeping Jx Phone 2*88R or call at 8! Building. 1 ylsltlng la Por tland FOR RBNT: — Small fun From Leland— , Visiting Over Week S ad — ed apartment, 84 Laurel St. Rev, <P. K. Hammond Is spend « Mr. and Mrs. J. IL Robinson Lucille Crow was a w * h - of Leland Bpent the week end end visitor in Grants Pass with ing a fe * day's In Portland on business. In Ashland on business. relatives. FOR SALS: — Plano, near Ashland. Beautiful high grade Our Butter Toasted sandwiches piano must he sold at once. Bid are growing in popularity. Try saving and terms >10 monthly tb Pur ob safes Tract of L a u d - one at The Plasa. >7-tf reliable party. For partlfularp, Homer Moore baa bought write Cline Music Co., 01 Front Visited In Tslrut Mrs. Oscar Turner spent the about 10 acres at the end of Street, Portland,’ Ore. 128-18 Mr. and «Mrs. O. W., Long week end visiting with her sla the Boulevard from C. A. Brown J. D. PEFFLY, Contracto/. of East Main street will leave ter. Mrs. J. F. Denham of Tal through the agency of H. C. Calsomtng, Mason Repair Wor)(, Galey. Mr. Moore and family today for Gerber, California, ents i , Septic Tanks, Chimneys, Cement have been living on Fnlrviejw where they were «pilled by the sidewalks a specialty. 148 Slkth street during the winter. For serious illness of Mr. Long's Dance every Saturday street. ; 118-1« merly they lived in Albany. but Jackson Hot Springs father. • last year came back to Oregon FOR SALE at >100.00 per acre — Lot 4, Section G, Rogue River from Southern California. Return From Bustaees Hemstitching and Picoting— Mr. Moore plans to build- a Valley Orchard Co. Tract under Front Mestanine Floor, McGee E. Holman of • ’ 1 » home on a part of the tract and Irrigation, 8 1*8 acres, >850.00. Building. Mrs. Havener and Miss street returned from a Ewan. 107-1 mo. trip to Woodburn. will move out there to live Will trade for property about when it Is ready. t Stockton, - Write P. J. Wallace, Box >8, Stockton, California, f, Left FW* Portland— Marcelling. Trimming, X8W M. W. Wheeler left for Port pooing, Dyeing, Faolalg. Return From Visit— , land Saturday night ' to attend Vanity Shoppe, McGee’s Mr. and Mrs. John F. Leg FOR SALE: — About 8 acre! the funeral of his sister, Mrs. Phons 181. gett of Mountain Avenne re with >1500 chicken equipment, R. H. GlUfillen, who died in turned to Ashland last week Bellview district. It all goes fof Portland Saturday morning. To Rogue River— after several months visit in >1500. Including one half Interest Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Sanford, Lane County. in water system. Deektn, 207 B. AM-rlte butter toasted* sand* Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Klum, Mr. Main. 128— tf wiches—very popular—*Nlnlag- and Mra R. ’ D. Sanford and FOR RKNTt — Small apartr eWs Fountain Service. 88-tl Fred Nell and daughter. Jean, From Klamath Oonnty— Lewis > Wright of Klamatb ments for small families. First motored to Rogue River yester county was visiting la Ashland floor. Housekeeping rooms for day. recently with his brothers, J. eldlerly people. Cabins for tkoe> who want to live alone. We take V. Wright and W. J. Wright. Have yonr furniture repaired pleasure in making onr tenants for Spring at Jordan’s Sash and comfortable. Call 162. Among the guests at the Ltthla Cabinet works. 118-tf Finishing Tonight ' Springs hotel are— FOR RBNT: — 4 room house C. L. Brown and wife. Seattle, partly furnished. 500 Indiana Sti From Tale nt ' Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Evans, Phons 485-L. 122— 8« W. M. Bresee was a business Portland, M. J. Domelly, Chicago, visitor la Ashland from Talent Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Downs, Se FOR SALE: — Berkshire Pig today. attle, A. A. Kirkwood, Bonansa. a few corkhark elms, a good oi Oregon, 8. G. Peterson, Hntchin- namentle and shade tree, 6( Tomorrow — Wednesday soh, Minnesota, Mr. and Mrs. J. each, A. H. Davlnhlll, Phon 11F5: 1 H «. Thursday F. Kinbalt, Klamath Falls. CARD o r , TRANKS U; Olen Arnsplger of Medford was We the undersigned * wish to The Clayeomb Motor Co. re- Mr. Baker and family are mov ing from SIS Helman street to ports the salo of 1226 Ford conpe thank the kind friends end neigh a business visitor In Ashland last . * v ' f.. to O. H. Johnson, Jr. bors, who so lovingly stood by Saturday. ; 221 Granite street. ns, and helped la the care of onr beloved wife, mother and grand Left For Rug ene J. H. Oetranger of Pendleton mother, and for the many beauti Miss Bessie McMillan of the local Telephone office, left for wgs in Ashland Saturday visiting ful floral offerings that were laid over onr loved one. She has gone Eugene last-evening to attend the with friends and relatives. to the heavenly homo, which she operators , conference, whleh Is was so troll, prepares Jknd ready beld there each month. Miss Mc to go to,' and whore we all hope Millan is the representative ehosen Priced to Give Service to meet her by and by. for the Eugene district, which *'Bhe ft not dead, bat sleepelh.” consists of all stations south of -? *W. T. Minor, Woodburn. * (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Umma Kenyon, slater, also of Los Angeles. Mr. and MA. John King. ' . Funeral services *111 be held tomorrow morning, at 10 o’clock from the Baeeee Bros. Funeral Parlors, In Los Angeles. Moving— Men’s Shoes THIEVES BREAK INTO GARAGE, REMOVE TRUCK The new director of Wlnhnrn's (Continued from Page One) will leave In a few days for Eu rope to arrange the preliminaries o’clock last night, noticed the for the >50,000,000 amalgama truck being driven at a high tion. Following her survey other rate of speed, along the highway members of the firm will take south of the city, but paid no bold of the plans, bat he» Judg attention since they believed that ment will he accepted on many of it must be driven by an em the Important details. ployee of the Whittle company. (Continued from paga O n» Returns to House* ■ Hugh Page, who underwent an Charles . Horton, Klamath Judge Walter E. Evans and operation at a Medford hospital a wife of Portland visited in Ash Week ago. returned to his home Falls; J. C. Myers, Portland; o j Burch and wife, Beattie; w' W«‘ land yesterday with Judge O. on Scenic Drive today. Chadwick; Salem; Rtehard Shepj M. Frost. .Among the gueets at the Columbia •ard, Eugene; H. B. Benaatf. hotel ore*, 1 • Knappton, Washington; * X. tff*. Charles E. Thompson, Portland, Graves. Raa Francisco, J. W. Ma- Hannibal Smith, Portland, E. D. jjflll, Seattle;* W. A. Cummlngi, Smith, Roseburg, Ralph Jameson, Roseburg. ‘ Making a Tour eg the World— Ckshmsrs, Washington. Howard Chester A. Tolmgn. formerly Sprague. Cashmere. Mr. and Mrs. of Ashland, wltK a party of A. T. Bspamer, Tacoma, B. Mc- friends. Is making a tour of the Gall, Taeoms. Oar Greasing, Washing, World. Toiman will ha remem Repairing, Tire Work bered by old friends as the son of J. C. Toiman sow of San service that you qan do Diego. Word received by rain, pend upon. tivea hare, at last report, states .... W. D. Henderson and wlfe, 24 HOUR 8K RVI0I that they were at Auckland, New Taco'ms, C. Henderson, Tscoma, J. A. Sieder and wlfe, 8t. Louis, Zealand, and. *111 ha gone for several months before returning Missouri, Charles L. Goldtrap, Phoenix. Arisona. G. G. Allen. home. Phoenix, Arisona, B. D. Master- Phone 46 ■ ob , Phoenix, Arisona, • T. B. Phipps, San Francisco, J. M. Myers, San Francisco, O. B. Qould, San Francisco. Lithia Springs AS N O MAN HAS LOVED Banished for life ffom the Harold B. Robinson of Port- land of his ancestors—-ban land was In Ashland Satnrdsy ished for life from his moth on business. er and sweetheart— impris oned in the world’s strang Mr„ end Mrs. W. F. Sullinger est Wall of Silence, Lieuten spent today la Ashland on basi ant Nolan became thrice a none from Talent iiero while learning to know Visitor from M edford- the greatest love of all. * ADMISSION Matinee, 25c — Evening 35c Children 10c Mrs. A. H. Souknp of Medford spent Saturday in Ashland visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Bon Gar nett of North Main street. SUPERIOR BREAD ALWAYS UNIFORM FRANKLIN BÀKERY Library Extension Tables The Darling Studio for Valentines That Are Different. Walnut Just the thing ‘for the library or the small dining room. “The First Yea^:’, BENEFIT AMERICAN /LEGION A WONDERFUL TASTE WITH EACH BITE OF USED CAR BARGAINS WICK FUÉNITURE CO. Dodgtf Tonring .............. Ford Touring, ’25 Model . Maxwell Touring .............. Overland Model 90 ............ Ohev. T o n rin g ........ Bniok, 4-Pass Bniok Oonpe Ford Coupe, 1986 Weanae ARMSTRONG MOTORS, INC. Lithia Springs G angs Oeaer’s Ashland Service Station Freezing .Weather is Here Protect Your Radiator, with PROMPTNESS AND ATTENTION ALCOHOL Wo All your Raftktor property and attend to it whenever yon wish We Repair Tires and Tubes First Natioani Bank Our Tire Priées win taftareet you and save you Money COLONIAL PIPELESS FURNACE Guaranteed Remington Pocket Knives 50c t o $5.00. End of the Month Bi ggoef Little Store in Town Opposite New Hotel — Open Evenings ALL SATIN CREPES UP TO $3.48 VALUES, THIS WEEK A t Men Who Are Making America S ee U s A b o u t Y our N ew T ailored S p rin g S u it Also See Our Sale Bargains MILLER’S TOGGERY "Hab-a-dash bin** NU-SALT A fine table apd cooking salt; tastes same as other cooking salts. The amount of iodine in Nu-Salt will prevent simple goiter, as as well as decreases goit rous enlargements, dne to lack of iodine. The plain, everyday Americans who are earn ing their living with hand and brain and skill these are the men who are making America. ' . i * ’ There are no more valuable aoconnts on the hooks of the Citizens Bank of Ashland than the rapidly growing hundreds which belong to am bitions men and women of this type. •With them, earning a living is not all. They are providing for the future as well—their own and the future of their families. We regard it as a privilege to help these earnest-minded oitisens to make the most of their lives and opportunities. The Citizens Bank of Ashland . Ashland, Gragea 25c COMFORTER CRETONNE AND 20c COT TON CHALLIS, THIS WEEK, 6 YARDS S1J>0 FOR THE WOMAN WHO WEARS GAR MENT SIZES 40 TO 47 — A yery important Sale of Coats, Dresses, Silk -downs, Knit Un derwear.