Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, February 23, 1926, Page 6, Image 6

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Ray dftlnkler ot Portland Is In Springe hotel are—
Ashland visiting his mother, Mrs.
G. A. Gordon. Los Angelaa; ».
Carrie Minkler.; •
J. ' Loughlln, Sah FrantUoof C
Schuebel and wife, Oregon City;
H. B. Selby, CormllM; Charles
Herman, Portland; A. B. Prynch.
Oaklakg; J . J . Tallman, Seattle;
Much Improve*
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William ». Rohrbach, Seattle;
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Refereed Came ■
Mrs. S. Q. KUgore, who has Mre. J. W. Brooks, Seattle: Marie
Clyde Young refereed the game been very 11) fop several weeks,
Hanson, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. behind in the second halt in
between Medford and Klamath was able to be up a few hours W. B ¿brame. Seattle.
their game with the Grants Pass
Falls last evening at Medford.
girls and won their game, ¿3 to
today and is improving rapidly.
Grants Pass was slightly
Among the guests at the Columbia lfl.
Madden retreads Urea.
ahead St, the end of ■ the first
Toys end games f«r the Kid- hotel.are—
diea’ birthday,— Blhart’s. *
W. R. Ulen, Portland; W. W. bait, but when the eeeond half
■ i. ; 12M Î Miller, Portland; J. R. Nash, Mil­ opened, Jean Stratton, forward
Mr. and Mrs. J, F. Goeller and
waukee; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Shoe­ for Ashland, began shooting bas­
Miss Margaret Cummingsof Klam­
Plnebamt YNtetegfioe , ' '
maker, B. D. Smith, Rosebnrg;.C. kets in rapid aucceealon and
ath Falls wars In Ashland wlalt-
Mre. Lula A. De Carlow has L. McCsslln, Portland; E. D. within a short time Ashland had
nlg Dr. Bertha Sawyer, yesterday.
an overwhelming lead. Mias
been commissioned as postjnje- Kramsy, Portland.
Mm. Goeller Is Dr. Sawyers sister. tress at Pinehurst, 26 miles east
Stratton made seven field bas­
kets, While little Miss Harbeck
of Ashland, on the Ashland-Klam­
Tab hath« day or
of the Grants Pass girls was
ath Falls highway, according to
Jackson Hot Springs.
official announcement.
Jack A. Daisy, Portland; H. E. high point winner for her team
Sicker and wife, Tacoma; W. R. with five Held baskets.
H ie Lineup
Attended Land Settlement Meet­ - The Imglon invites yon to the Dickson sad wife, Marshfield;* J.
In
the
boys’
game the teams
ing—
Mg dance a t the Monory, Friday, W. Comuall, Hillsboro,'' Leonard
lined up as follows:
J. H. Fuller, Fred Homes end February Eg.
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Grants Pass
Ashland
8. D. Taylor attended the County
Gacrett.._......„.,..F............ Marike
Land Settlement meeting at Med­ Merley Circle of Baptist Church— Going to Tla Jnene*
ford yesterday. Tbs next meeting
A. H. Powers, pioneer Coos Bay Smith..... ...... F................A. Parr
The Merley Circle of the Baptist
will be held In Ashland some time church will meet Thursday after­ lumberman and head of the log­ Graves................ C................. Moore'
next week.
noon at tho hntge of Mrs. H. O. ging department of the Coos Bay Bennett.............. G----------- Gosnell
Lumber company, .stopped off la Wade..................G.......„„....... Hill
Apderson, 4 fg~ Boulevard.
Substitutions— Aahland.
Roy
Palm , Olive authorised
Ashland last night enroute south
Parr
for
Aldo
Parr;
Abbott
for
this week a t . Elhart’s.
»OR SAL»—One Dlso Plow to Tla Juana for a vacation trip.
Gosnal.
.
at a bargain.
Carson-Fowler He wbs accompanied by . Mrs.
The teams will play s return
Powers.
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Lumber Co.
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game at Grants Pass on Fri­
day evening, while on Saturday
' Dan Madden, Chicago, Illinois; Visitors from M edford-
Chris Schuebel M ere
evening
Ashland will meet the
J. R. Johnson and wife, Seattle;
Mr. end Mm. Robert Cook and .Chris Schuebel, 1 well known
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Coats, Loa little daughter, 'Phyllis, of Med­ Oregon City lawyer and politic­ Klamath high school at the local
Angeles; H. R. Roestel and wife, ford, visited Ashland friends Sun, ian, was Jn the city last evening armory.
Long Beach; B. R. Peace, Port­ UV ..
with MrA Schuebel. They wetap
land; Mr. and Mrs. Halely, Se­
guests at the Lithia Springs hotel. Colonel Thomson H ere
Colonel Thomson, superinten­
attle; W. Tlppery, Portland; Wil­ m —
dent
of Crater Lake national
liam P. Swarts, Los Aagelee.
- Mrs. J. W. Beck is confined to
park, was e business visitor In
A
pache
Indian
T
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lier home on Second street by 111-
Ashland today; Colonel Thom­
Walk upstairs to Orree Tallo:
Shopaad eave 619.99.
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7 B ecoine Preacher son predicts that the present
year will ba by far the greatest
in the history of the park so far
Visited
Slate»—
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Relief C orps
PRESCOTT, Aria., Feb. 28— as tourist travel is concerned.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace B. Kellom
The members of tbs Relilef
(U.P.)—
Hugo Monnaha, Apache The new paved highways * will
Corps are requested to meet in 4 sf Medford spent Sunday visiting Indian, has been ordained a
do much toward attracting ante
body-at Stock’s Undertaking Par­ Mrs. B. G. Kilgore. Mrs. Kellom minister of the Baptist chureb.
tourists.
lor at 2:20 Wednesday afternoon Is Mrs. Kilgore’s sister.
He presides over the Bethany
to attend the Tuuerbl of Comrade
chapel near Camp Verde, Arts.,
Dahnff. Alice Turner, president. Confined to Ho me
CARD OF THANKS
speaking In his native tongue
Mrs, C. W. Winnie is confined
We wish to thank our friends
for Indian Settlers in that ,v»
to her homo on Sherman street
FOR SAL»—A modem
clnlty. . Monnaha la aald to be for the kindness and sympathy
by lllneee.
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tractive home located near
the first Indian admitted to the extended to ns during onr re­
naw Grammar School. It 1
cent bereavement. Also tor the
Baptist ministry.
eetod eee O. ». Carson.
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beautiful flowers..
Painting Storo—
» . A. SUTTON and Family.
Hardy Brothers are repainting
M. E. REAL and FamUy.
the interior of their Store this
West Linn Is spendii
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M rs . ALTA huN T^ilt. ’
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on new sewer system
Grant Selby, | student at tjip week. . ■
North Pacifie Dentpl coHsge at
Portland, waif boms over the wq«k
end visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthar Selby.
Uooal j Personal fiâtes
j. S. Spttser was a business
Visitor from Talent yesterday.
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Cleaning renews the life, of
* gansent. Try Pauteerud’s. ’
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You love and cherish your
children above all else—preserve
the bsppy days' of childhood
with photographs.—Studio Ash-
.In Central »bint—
1 Roy Frasier of the Parkhunt
Grocery, is in Central point load­
ing two cam of bay To ship to
Marshfield for A. T. Haines, well
known feed ¿e^ler or Marshfield,
sad father of Or.>Belnes of thia
Marcelling. T
poolng. Dyeing.
Vanity Shoppe,
»bons 1*2.
Don’t forget tho card party
at Elks Temple Thursday eve­
ning, February 26.
A good
time for an Elks and their
ladies and friends.
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I l l - If
Spring Colors in
L IN G E R IE
Brittlea >and Taffies, always
frosh at Candy Land.
Rosebnrg — Umpqua Valley
broccoli will be shipped in solid
train lots. Paclflo Fruit Express
already has 696 refrigerator care
MONTE CARLO, Feb. 28— (U. on sidings.
P .)-‘-Holes Wills bf- California,
defeated Mias Mearrlot of Eng­
land today la the first ronnd of
the Monts Carlo tennis tourna­
ment. The American girl play­
ed very badly.
T h is W e e k
February
,‘T he
NCHAMTED
H ill *
A b apportune time to buy your sheets, cases, towels,
curtain goods, long cloths, nainsooks, flaxons, linens,
A fast-moving colorful story
of action every minute. Wild
rides, airplane flights, gun
fights, plenty of comedy-re­
lief and romance.
Special offerings in knit underwear, aprons, muslin
underwear.
Regular Admission
SALE!
OF
Palmolive Toilet Articles
T h ey lo o k lik e th e rainbow. The dyers excelled
th eir fondest exp ectation s in producing th e new
shades for spring. •
THE QUALITY STORE
• OKLAHOMA CITY,’ Feb. >8
•— (U.P.)— Widow of the first
congressman from Indian Ter-
rjtpry, granddaughter * of
an
Ohio Senator • who * appointed
Ulysse 8. Grant to West Point,
and herself oaee feted by two
Presidents,. Mrs. Whiter Draper,
8«, id now a clerk and “hello
girl“ in the Old Sbldlers* Home
■here.
Mrs. Draper formerly was the
wife of D. A. Harvey of the Alst
and 6*nd Congress who aided in
■framing the bill for Oklahoma**-
entry into statehood.
She wow Uxee tn ' Oklfihom*
City with her preeeat huahua
»OR BKÄT—Four furnished
»‘ Ctrl! War yetereu.
housekeeping rooms, bath. *20
When the wU« ot Cougresamau
per month. 11* Fork Bt.
Harrey, she wae entertained by
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Presidents Harrison and Cleve­
land.
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FOR H ili»--G ood dry wood;
Her grandfather, Thomas Mor­ 61.23 tier. Shene 826-Y’.
. 1*7-4*
ris, Ohio senator, obtained Gen­
eral Orant ' his. appointment to
the U. 8. Military Academy.
T his Sale A uthorized B y P alm olive Company at
T heir Sale Prices A t Our Store T his W eek.
THIS IS ALL NEW MERCHANDISE AND GUARANTEED FIRST
QUALITY BY PALMOLIVE COMPANY.
* OFFERS ALL SHADES IN ,
SLIPS
GOWNS,
FR EN C H
V ESTS, STEP-IN S
COM BINATIONS
AND
HEMSTITCHED AND LACE EMBROIDERED EFFECTS PREDOM
INATE CHOOSE THEM FROM THE TABLES.
,
, “Tqb Fast” Wash Goods
Guaranteed fast to sun. Fast to tub. Sold here
only. Come in and see the new Wash Materials for
Spring Wear.
V ests priced at $1.00
Step-ins priced at
$1.49 to $3.95
D orothy Prints, Yard 29c
Fast colors in a beautiful color range — Blue,
Orange, Lavendar, Tan, Brown, Rose and Green.
AH g u a ra n teed fa s t color p rin ts.
I,in in e
Suiting Fast Colors, Yd. 39c
O k n e m a ll the new spring colors, 32 inches wide
“ Tub Fast Fabric.”
French Com binations
— ^Priced a t $ 2 . 7 S _
N e w Girdles, Elastic
B elts w ith Criss-Cross
Support, $1.00
E nglish B roadcloth Prints, Yard 69c
Hin ■■ llimite
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■- M i 1 '■ i - - - T - - - - -
*
Wm. Anderson’s Prints, Yard 50c
The finest English Prints in now color combinations
—Every yard guaranteed Fast Color.
ÜBE BÜTTERICK PATTERNS
New Coats and
Dresses A rriving
D aily
FO R
M EN
“BO U D O
COMBINA
Palmolive Shaving
Cream ......................35c Palmolive CoJdi
Palmolive Shampoo.. ,60c P. 0. After Shave Talc 26c P. 0 . New Crea
2 Palmolive Soap...<20o
Talc
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70c value 49c ’
60c value 49c
75c valute
New K nit B andeaux 59c
Sanitary B elts, 50c
,Gowns priced ftt
$1.98 td $4.95
Slips priced at
63.95 to 65.00
Evons, 50c
“B E A U T Y ”
COM BINATION
«‘M ILA DY ’’
COM BINATION
Palmolive Vanishing
Cream . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 0
Palmolive T a lo .......... 25
Fanchon Face
Powder 50c
/
75c value 49c
PALM OLIVE
TALC ;
Regularly 25c per can, for
thia aale only
. 3 cans for 49c
Another one of onr popular Fast Color Wash Ma­
terials, M inohee wide.
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“H O M E”
COM BINATION
COME EA R LY
“BATHROOM
SPECIAL”
Fleur Mignon WoUet
W a ter................... $1.00
Palmolive Talcum___26o Palmolive Shampoo..5Oo
75c value 49c
$1.50 value 99c
VERY SPECIAL
Come in and look at the new double vanity. The
very latest Small, N«$t. Double compact Superior
powder. Newest shade. “ Frenohy.”
•
W hile supply lasts - - - $1.00
SAVE M ONEY
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