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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1926)
A t the H o tel AsbtoaA— A nnmber o f Medford people A . R . m u tte r. Victor Dieksry atttended the.dance at the L lth and E. L . Gordon of Portland, Ore la platform last Thursday night. gon. were la Ashland yesterday. Ltoeal • P e rs o n al flotes Front M e d fo rd *. ■ Mias L eila Carlton, who works In the Long Distance Telephone office in Medford, was in Ashland Tbnraday visiting at the home of her parents, M r. a * d M r*. 8. A. Carlton on Union Street. They stopped at the H otel Ash , C liff Payne makes cupboards. land, Oddfellows, Rebekahs, a n d their families are invited to at tend a social and dance Tuesday, August 31 a t the I. O. O. F . hall. Thia is the first of a series of so cials for the coming winter. Come and renew friendships. Refresh ments served, good music and a pleasant evening guaranteed to every one. 304-2 Returned to Bsty riew.... Warren Lynch, who has been on a fishing trip into the K la m ath country for the past fe w days, to again in this vicinity, visiting his many friends, before returning to San Mateo, Calf., where he is employed. Dance tonight, Llthla Park pa illon. 305-1 Spent Week-End ta Talent— Mias Manrlnda Schaefer of Eu A new fabric! Spartan F o u r Ply gene, who is attending summer Tw ist for business and sports 303-tf normal at Ashland, spent Sunday wear. Panlsernd’a. w ith Jean Spiers of Talent, knd attended the ball game at the In Ashland— T h e W e a v e r f a m ily o f Central F a ir Grounds in company with P o in t w ere th e guests o f Mr. and the Spiers family. M rs . G. Ct McAllisters of this city Dance tonight Llthla Park pa la s t w eek-en d . viillon. SOB-1 Studio “ Life-Like Likenesses, Ashland on Ths Plaza. IS IT SAFE to drive through tbo streets of Ashland without DON’T MISS T H IS O N E Liability Insurance? Phone 21 Old-fashioned dance, Jackson for complete Automobile protec tion, don’t wait until you meet Hot Springs, Tuesday night. Men with an accident. Yeo. (o f course) 75 cts., ladles 60 cts. Chicken sandwiches and coffee. 305-2 Raya Ra bb i t s At Lake Creek— Mrs. Cooper of Ashland bought Mr. and Mrs. a p alf o f Chinchilla rabbits at this city visited the Sun Gold Rabbltry in Talent M r. and Mrs. L. Thursday. Lake Creak, lf« t Elmer Peck at the homo H. W yant week-end. Dance tonight L lth la P ark Bose and Do A n jo ir pears fer 31 canning. Ashland F ru it and Pro viillon. duce Association. 303-tf - The New ? General Gasbltao la Paretesi Drags. M cN air Bros. perfectly balanced. Every drop vaporises resulting in a wondar- Word, Re c e i ve d ful power and greater mileage. Word was received in Medford 303-8 yesterday that exceptionally fine weather 6» again prevailing at Be T h rffty -to o k Nifty-Save F ifty Men’s Suits — 91.80 Crater Lake following the storm of three days ago. Ladles Dresses (p ia ta ) 91.63 Ashland Cleaning and Dying Dr. Hess Stock Tonies.— McNair The name contest for the new General ? Gasoline closes on Au gust 31. Get the contest blanks from authorized Independent General dealers. , General ? Gasoline was devel oped for hydroplanee and on. May 30 the hydroplane “ General“ broke the world’s record m akipg an avetagp of 42.36 tulles per hour. On August 3 this hydro plane at the races at Newport Beach bettered is previous world’s record by making an average of 43.06 miles per hour w ith Gener- al ? Gasoline purchased from an Independent dealer at Balboa. This same gasoline is now being sold by a ll authorised independ ent General dealers here in South ern Oregon. 303-5 A t the* Oregon H otel — M r. and Mrs. Tlugh H am ill and J; C. H am ill of Salem, Ore.,, were in Ashland yeaterday. T b ^ -s to p R EM EM G ER TU ESD A Y N IG H T ! T o ile t a rtic le » —-W h a rfs Old-time dance a t Jackson Hot Springs, auspices Bellview Com T ry the i^ew General ? Gaso m unity Club Real music and a line— then name it and get 91.000 teal tlm *. 305-2 In cash. Contest closet the last day of this month. The new Oeneral 7 Gasoline Is Duan Malone of Ashland visited different than any other gaso his cousin, Virginia Fick, at Jack line on the m arket today. The sonville. for several days. power and the additional mileage obtained has been beyond all ex- A big bundle of old papers for eotatlona of those who have tried 10c at The Tidings office. it'a n d kept track of Its perform- 203 -tf ped at the Oregon Hotel. Datice tonight L lth la P ark pa viillon. 305-1 Step Ladders — Red Top and SSoss Safety Ladders in different styles. Carson - Fow ler Lumber Co. 201-1 mo Undergoes Operation— Mta. Fred Homes and Mrs. W . O. Tucker were business visitors V itito r ta Medford— in Medford and in Jacksonville F rank Boardman o f the K la last Monday. math Junction service station on the Pacific Highway south of Ash land was a bnslnaas visitor in Med Printing and develpolng— El ford yesterday. b a it’s. s Miss Wanda Sweln o f this city underwent an operation for ap pendicitis a t the Community Hos pital last Wednesday. Miss Swein is getting along as w ell as could be expected. Visitor ta Medford— J. Q. Rlggy Deipoqratle oasdb date fog state asnptor. from Jack- sea county, was a Medford visit or Tuesday. , Expected TTnms H am ilton Howell, gwm Of the lata H a rry R owell, w ell known musician o f Medford and Jacksqn county, to expected home shortly from Cape 8pencer, Alaska, where he has been employed as a wire less telegraph operator. tfe Is at presen{’in S«*ttle. Works, 337 Bast Mata Play a t M t. Shnstja O l t y - A t the L ith ta Springs H otel— ■« The Loveland Navigators trill W . H. Hassard and Clarence M. play tonight a t M t. Shasta City Wood o f Portland, Ore. w ere, in and tomorrow night at Oastella. Ashland yesterday. - T h ey stopped Hgve a F itch Dandruff Remover HORSES, M A R E S A N D MULES at the L lth la Springs Hotel. Shampoo at The V an ity Beanty — A t auction sale, Tuesday, 31. Shoppe, McGee’s Store. 183-tf 8. P. Stock Yards, Medford, Ore gon. ■ This bunch; o f - stock -J mw finished work on the new term inal Have,a root beer fluTf, ‘ a t Eugene, Prjgost, have act oth m ilk shake o r a box of er use fop them I aaq Im usti peij.i candy — C A N D Y L A N D . D r. W . J. C randall’s office w ill (rom M e to 98.00. regardless of price. A ll kinds of he closed from Sept. 4 until Oct. mated teams o f mares and geld 1, while he is on his vacation. ings, weight ljfOO.to 1606. fl to 309-9 Mrs. Chas. Pierce and a-party of 8 years old. Sound, fa t and guar friands > were light-eeelng in anteed la every* way. 7 head of mules, 2 mule eolta, 1 and 2 years Jacksonville last week. F ro m Chehalis — old, 2 good saddle horses. Sev Mrs. N . H . Hausell and eral head1 o f large colts, 2 and 4 Augusta Fuaa of Chehalis, The uew Oeneral ? Gasoline, years old that are gentle, i f you were in Ashland yesterday. a t no increase in cost, 1* by fa r Was| a«2 kind o f a home oome the cheapest gasoline to buy be to this sale « e x t Tuesday, 11 A Dance tonight Lithta Park Pa cause o f th * greater mileage and m. sharp. Every horse guaran villion. 308-1 power obtained. . W atch the pow teed. Chas. Taylor. 306.2 er you get out o f your car on Steep grades. 303-5 H eath ’s Confectionery — cold Morse A»®-' 200 ft/fro te # corned d rin k*, ice cream*, candles, to- Moved to Ashland— Boulevard and Iowa, near high bacco. 270-tf W iley B. Jones o f W agner and Lincoln school*. A ll lots level Creek,, has moved -to Ashland to with- street. | 8 e 4 r|r la avenue In Price reasonable I f sold Get Your window screens and work In the cannery- H e Is . lo fro nt. cated on 167 Ohio street. now. F . M . Carter, 416-Y. 305-2« screen doors a t Jordan Sash and Cabinet W orks. 254-tf The General Petroleum Corpor- F O R S A LE— W in d fa ll Bose tloa has always made the very pears. 60c per box, V alley View. Motored to M e d f o r d - best gasoline possible and ha« Phone 16F4, Mabel Reachprt. Carl Loveland drove Mrs never reduced the quality of some - 306-2« N ellie Seilaff and children and during the w inter months. 303-6 Carl Loveland, Jr., down to Med F O R SALE— W in dfall apples, ford today to attend the circus. and pears, 26 and' 60 cents a box. B ring containers. A . H . Davenhill. VO CAL Phone 11F 5. 305-3 Having studied w ith Tacotfia’s Retnrned from S a c ra m e n to - F U R N IS H E D Stud leading vocal teacher, Frederick Mrs. Anna Grnbb and Elisabeth Kleepper, I w ill he glad to share Carter returned yesterday from tors, 935 per mo., t my knowledge w ith anyone Inter Sacramento, Calif., - where' they Ore., to exchange for ested. Call Miss B. P llker. 346- have been spending the last two quarters in Athlarid. J. 163-17« weeks. Sagene. A1 Peases, a member of Tilly's orchestra , local song W riter and composer, yesterday scat one of his songs to proas. I t to hoped ytto tag centera o f the Bast, w b s re h e number, entitled. “The Song* o f aando sntenslvs purcbasss. R a the Moon,“ w ill ho ready la- time was aoeompaalsd on bis trip by for the Jackson County Fair, bla daughtar, Mrs. Evans, man^g- where <t /wiH be distributed to sr o f tbo Golden Rnlo s t Ashland. > k thousand* o f poopls. This num — Madford Mau Tribüne. . ber w ill ha sold end distributed exclusively by Palm er’s Piano M eet a t Med f or d . Hous% w ith whom M r. Peases *is Jackson County farmers w ill affiliated. The “Song of the meet a t Medford Monday, Amt. Moon“ was arranged for publi 30, w ith H arry Linngren o f Coe- cation by Professor F red A. vallto, llveatock specialist, ntea Haight, local piano teacher, a r w ill oondhet a tour to ranchos ranger and composer. Other songs and farm s beginning a t the K irk Written recently by .M r . Pe«ye« land Fartes, fo r the purpose of are "D oll O lrl,” “You Didn’t stock Judging, principally . hogs Fool M e.’? "F id d lin ' Fool.” “ I and hoof cattle. . ) . Can’t Got You O ff My M ind," and “Whose L ittle Babe Are YouT“— ■ Atteud McT tiii» “ Medford M all Tribune. C. O. Nichols, state traffic ser geant, and Cletus MeCredie, fed Visitors from MnafagUQ M r. and Mrs. Joseph Baton of eral prohibition officer, were Montague, Calif., were in Ash among Jackson county officers land Wedhesday visiting at the. who attended the law officers' heme df' M r.'an d Mrs. D . O 'V a n meeting at K lam ath F a ll* rpcsnt- N atta on Chestnut street irtain Your Friends Springs Hotel Sunday Evening Dinner THE MOST CONVENIENT AND MOST APPRECIATED WAY OF ENTERTAINING THEM grai B iMjiaia D ally Tidings Seventh Annual Bargain BIG CUT IN FOR TWO DAYS ONLY Reduced from $7.80 to $6.00 a Year DELIVERED BY CARRIER OR BY MAIL Friday, September 3 and Saturday, September 4. i . : . . . . > ' -I. i , ¿ .r ‘ i . 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