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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1926)
/♦ * Little Louise Martin MO>ff a pret- Ity IJttte aong, with her mother at ' the piano, and Carol Jones gave a 'piano solo. AU of these numbers Mrs. W. o. Tucker Who wants a little bright Were very interesting. eyed baby boy? Phone 2F14 The Association feels grateful The little tot was horn Sat to these Ashland friends for so urday at Community hospital« The meeting of the Bellview P. freely giving to ns of their talents.' but the mother is unable to Mince pie and coffee were serv T. A. held at the school house care for him, ahd a good home ed during the social hour, and ov Friday night, Nov. 19, was most Is being sought for him. Interesting. The decision to ary one was glad for the splendid The little fellow la la per “carry on“ the hot lunch program Evening. fect physical condition, accord The building committee . h a s for the school year, which has ing to Dr. Charles A. Haines, been in the balance for some taken this meanp of making pub who is seeking a ‘home for the weeks, went '«▼'or unanimously, lic their appreciation of gifts tot. Persona who might he In from many friends and wish at when put to a final vote. . This terested in adopting the baby was largely due to the influence this time to add another to the are asked to get In touch with exerted by Mrs. Denton, Ashland list. We thank the firm of J. P. Dr. Haines. Dodge and Sons for a liberal cash' public school nurse, who showed conclusively why it would be a donation, through Mr. L o u i s step backward, to discontinue the Dodge to the building fund. T his Molalla Liberal Water com hot lunches kgt noon during the came gratntonsly and entirely nn- pany builds new irrigation and looked for, and we do sincerely ap-. winter months. power dam in Molalla River. Mrs. Dodge reported on the predate it. Those most closely Astoria — Paving of Calumbia in touch wjth the building prob .Adolphe Menfou in. state convention very helpfully, Highway - about completed. lem find it no small undertaking, ♦The Ace o Æ a d s' and Mrs. Able of the Normal-sang sweetly, “The Thrush gong." Miss and thes« gifts to the fund, sure A R iram o u n t Picture Marsters, ,in charge of music at ly help to smooth out the rough* the Normal, besides playing some places along the way. < VT THIS OIT—IT IS WORTH fine records for us.on the school ' Mrs. J. M. Conley of Butte MONEY phonograph, .from the numbers fa lls liaa been visiting in Bell Send this ad add 10 cents tc view. She was called here by the they are giving to the county Fcley A Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., schools, so that they may have illness of her little daughter who Chicago, 111., writing your name had an operation for appendicitis contact With better music, led us and •address clearly. You will in rousing community singing. lust week at the tioipmunity Hos pital in Ashland, •? receive a trial bottle of Foley’s Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Barnes and Honey and Tar Compound, for daughter, Frances, were visitors coughs, cqlda, croup (spasmodic) and tickling throat; also a trial in Medford over Sunday'. • Little Barbara Jean Moore, packet each of Foley Pi(ls, a diur On Thanksgiving Day at 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer etic stiumlant for the kidneys, our popular counter we j Moore, who was reported some and Foley Cathartic Tablets for biliousness and will serve roast turkey weeks ago, in these notes, as constipation, I much improved, had a relapse and sick headaches. These wonder with dressing and cran I for Some-time has been confined ful remedies have helped millions berry sauce for 1926 Chev. Coach $650 i to her bed again. She is up now, of people. Send for them.— Sold 'and gaining steadily and her everywhere— No. 4. 1921 Chev. Touring $100 ¡many friends are rejoicing with I her parents In this victory. Fried oysters, special for Our MIDIRON AND H.iSHIK (By Wm. delklrk) . - The mid iron hi a distance club for aae on the fairway after the Wrlve from the tee lit cases where the ball lies sufficiently will tee- eol up to permit its use swinging back strike from the ball shorter than your driver but finish through swing similar to the driv- The mashie differs from the mid Iron in having a face laid back fro mthe perpendicular to such an extent as to loft the ball as may be desired, it will be re sorted to in plays where the ball is found in a cuppy lie or where the distance to the green is short er than to require the use of the mid iron. In such cases the skill- ful use of the mashie will drop the ball onto the green without the forward run that follows the use of the midiron. It is one of Forest Grove Fou the most difficult clubs to master but affords the keenest enjoyment south to be improved, district No. I f. when once its use is acquired. On every golf course you will find a large number of ladles en Oregon has aÿout 100,MO coM joying the outdoor exercise to be onles of bees, producing 10 to S8 derived from this game of games. cars honey a year. WINTER IS HERE GOLD PIRATED . Gillette Safety Razor with one bottle We cap make prompt deliveries Coal and Blocks. ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY 384 Oak St. — At Railroad Crossing — Phone 20 Roast See Our Windows Brunswick Panatrope Turkey Bargains These Men Have Faith 60 cents 1923 Chev. 4-pass. Coupe ................. $350 Star D e liv e r y ...........$225 A ll Oars in Good -57--------- Condition_______ Automotive Shop Chevrolet D ealers SEE THE SMOOTHEST CHEVROLET group or Ashland business men representing the varied civic organizations of the city made a careful investigation of the work which has been carried on in the Ashland Shale Oil fields by the present of ficers and management of the Pacific Lumber and Shaleries, incorporated.— ------- --------------- --------- a 50c cents. .Portland -— Adler Chemical 'Company installs 12 new Multno mah Iron Works paint grinders. Portland — Composition Pro ducts Company Installs *20,000 worth of machines, for sawdust- cement tile-making. BATTERIES Roast beef, 35 cents. RECHARGED Generators Overhauled M agnetoes Recharged A lso Complete Fountain Service ' x Coils Tested Portland — Stasny-Volk tail ors employ 40 workers, making clothing from Oregon wool. CLAYCOMB MOTOR CO. Ford Garage Monthly Storage §4 and $5 per month M ER CH ANTS! Do not leave your cars out in the rain all day- Take advantage of our low day storage rates and save your car. Our clean, warm, fire proof garage provides the best possible protection. Day Storage, 6 a. m. to 7 p. m. $2.50 per month Gas—Oil—W ashing—Greasing—Repairs H- A. STEARNS, Prop. * THE Big Game Thanksgiving Afternoon ASHLAND HI MEDFORD HI This Is Their Verdict uWe believe and trust that the people of the city of Ashland as well as all others interested in shale oil production should use tlieir influence, and financial help at this time to put the said plant in active operation, for if the said Plant hp nut in Unusual Bargains Taankhsgiving Week November 24 to 30. They Are Your Neighbors Dresses A special assortment of Coats in Dress or Sport styles is here at remark ably low prices. Values up to $25. Special, $14.85 Free Crankcase Service LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE N IN IN G E R ’S (Diagonally across from First National Bank) Phone 50 PROTECT YOUR CAR IN OUR STORAGE'BARAGE 7 Many other things for the Thanksgiving Dinner. Unusual Dress C o a t s made of fine quality Bo livia and Suede, Silk lin ed and fur trimmed. Reg ular values up to $30. Special .................. $19.85 One Dollar Specials The group of men who submit this recommen- . dation to the people of Ashland are men in whom you have implicit confidence. They are your friends and neighbors, whose interest in Ashland is the same as yours. These men are: A bearutiful assortment of Crepes^ Satins, Wool Jer seys and Twill Dresses just in. The oolors are those now in demand. A real value at $15. Special . ................ $9.45 An unusual g r o u p of Crepes, Satins and Wool Jersey Dresses are shown in green, black, rosewood, tan and browns up to $20 Values. Special' at $14.45 $1.00 o ff on These Linen Lunch Clothe Sixes 70x70 72x72 7 Yds. Hope Muslin $1.00 $4.85 ........................ $3.85 8 Yds. O uting..........$1.00 $7.00 ........................ $6.00 5 Yds. English Print $1.00 Linen Lunch Sets Lunch Cloths, 58x58, $1.00 Size 54x54 with four nap 5 Bath Towels . . . . $1.00 kins. Special at 6 Yds. P erca le___$1.00 $4.90 ...................... $3.90 $4.35 ............. $3.35 Silk Hosiery Specials Buy your Christmas hosiery now. Regular $1.85 values on smart Phoenix Hose priced at < $1.69 a pair z E. D. BRIGGS, Lawyer. H. G. ENDERS, SR., W holesale M erchant S. D. TAYLOR, City Councilman, Mgr. F ruit Association. O. F. CARSON, President Carson-Fowler Lumber Co. J. H. FULLER, Secretary Ashland Chamber of Commerce, J. H. HARDY, Grocer and President Kiwanis Club. P. R. HARDY, Grocer. H. G. ENDERS, JR., Retail Merchant. 0. H. PIERCE, Mayor-Elect of Ashland. JAM ES BARRETT, Butcher. The Crisis Has Arrived > • This company has reached a crucial mile-stone in its determined march toward ultimate success. We need your moral support and financial back ing. Success or failure depends upon the measure of YOUR support right NOW. 2 pairs for . ..^..$3.26; 3 pairs for .......... $4.75 GAME CALLED AT 2 O'CLOCK This is the big football game of the year. Be There! REGULAR $1.50 VALUES PHOENIX PULL-FASHIONED, PRICED AT HOSE, $L39 a pair 2 pairs for . . . . . . $2.65; 3 pairs for Golden Rule Store Ashland, Oregon i Pacific Lumber and Shaleries Inc. CHARLES D. CROUCH, President
