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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1926)
í» Spent Thanksgiving W ith J , A. ftugvr Fam ily— M r. and Mrs. Elton Rajnaay and daughter, of k la m a th F*Hs, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Huaaong of Medford and Mr. and Mrs. Hay mond Ruger of Dunsmuir' spent Taken '< Royal Coal, hot and clean. Car the Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ruger of son-Fowler Lbr. Co. A lida street. Mrs. Ramsay and Raymond Ruger are child re« of Viatt Parents— ASTORIA, Nov, 2R — (U ./#.>*_1 Mr, and Mrs. Q. C. Briggs of Mr. and Mrs. Ruger. Mrs. Ram Landings of haltbnt here during Oakland. Cal., spent the Thanks, say expects to remain for % white the nine-months season Just end • giving holidays with Mr. Brigg's with her parents. ed Were exceptionally light. parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Only hl,COO pounds were <la- Briggs of Ashland. They return Iivered at Astoria during the sea Two attractive styles at epeplai ed to their home last evening. prices. Studio Ashland. 72~tf son. The catch of black cod, however, wag normal, amounting Those rain coats of all collors See Alpha Embroidery Club to 122,700 pounds. at 22-28 at Orres tailor shop are Scarcity of halibut, not only on Hope Chest on display in McGee’s going like hot cakes, better hur- the window. ' 7 1-tf the Orgeon hanks but In landings a t Paget sound and British Columbia point« forced W ill Open New Shop In Dona- the price upward. An average of Spent Thanksgiving In mulr—-■ r 18 cent« per pound was paid to Dunsmuir— ’ L. J. Orres and M. W*<don are the fishermen. Mrs. J. H. Turner of thia opening a new tailor «hop in the The 122« halibut haul here spent the Thanksgiving hoi VanFossen block in Dunsmuir, brought 2-10,042 «to the fishermen with Jier daughter, Mrs. O, Chi.« Dec. 1st. Mr. Walden, who wbtle the men received 22222 for Dews in Dunsmuir, Cal. ‘ has been with the Orres tailor their-b lack cod, which averaged shop in Ashland as a d«ajgfer 4.5 cent« per pound. - F or sale a complete naxery and and coat maker, w ill have charge T ib ' record catch for the sea lunch equipment. See H. A. Stearns, mornings nt Lithia of the Dunsmuir shop, while Mr«, son wan hrdught in by Ulrich Springs garage. ' 2T-l-m o. Orres remains with his shop horn Peterson in hi«, schooner Mer for the present. maid, whieh landed 2212 pounds of halibut and 28,214 pounds of Have yon; clothes cleaned nt black cod a fter one* trip. 237 B. M ala, Ashland Cleaning ' Have your personal greeting W orks,,of c o n n » cards made to your order " W Darling Studio. , . . M A R IN E R S O R G A N IZE Left for School— Returned From Jervis— ùoeal * Personal flotes j .. A n Oddfellows and RSbekhas I Spend Holidays W ith Parent«— a t-j Mr. and Mrs. Max Camps and tend the fifth Tuesday social, | Mildred f-aeg i of Yreka, Cal., Nov. 20, in the I. O. O. F. -Hall, j spent the Thanksgiving holidays f» 4 families are invited to A covered dish supper w ill be j with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. perv^d <nt seven o’clock. Games J.' C. Kaegi bn the Boulevard. Jtuhta and cards will be the di- ------ .— lerston of the evening. 74-2 Sittings made evenings by ap- - The Delphian* w ill put on a program for the members of the Have yon tried Knorrs Soup Civic Club at the Civic Club house R o lla — Schperman*» Grocery. Tuesday, Dec. 7. There will be no meeting e f the Delphian» this month. Our Personal Greeting Cards appeal ” to the discriminating pressing' buyer— Our exclusive designs and i. 74_tf prices are convincing— E l hart'a. Betnraed to Schoolt— Kenneth Hobson returned to ^ervgllis yesterday, where he 1« • student nt the Oregon Agricnl- |* r a l College. He spent the hol- BUys With his parent«. Mr. and Mrs. Fred B.. Hobson' on Sher man street. • * Returned to Sniena. ■ Mrs. H. T. French,-w ife of the late Professor French, formerly director of the A gricultural Ex tension work at,O. A. C. has been visiting w ith her daughter, Miss Helen French and her friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. F u ller, over the holidays. She returned to her home in Salem last evening. Have your broken windows re A ll sisee, nt Jordan's * IS I T SA FE to drive throng« paired. 2 -tf Ik e streets of Ashland without m ill. Lln M lIty lasurgnest Phons 21 for eomplato Automobile protec tion. don’t watt until yon meet w ith ha incident. Teo. (o f course) 222-tt Don’t forget broidery Club Nov. 30. Hershal Brower returned Sat urday from Jervis, where he spent the Thanksgiving holidays. He is employed at the L ith ia Springs Hotel. Miss Marion Leach, who has Dlscounts on nil photo graphs been spending the holidays with her parents, M r. and Mrs. B. F. ihrough November, Darling *Stn- Leach, left yesterday for Eugene dio. »here she is a student at the Uni Moved— versity o f Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McGee have" moved from Granite street to .lh d Week-End in Klam ath F a l l s - on Gresham Dr. Bertha Sawyer of thl« city H llty residence and Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Briggs Street, which they recently pan- >f Oakland, Cal., spent the week chased. end in K lam ath Falls visiting at A beautiful aud complete Iina the home of Mr. and Mrs. ' j , Left Yesterday— c l Christinaa cards at DarUng Mrs. Bert R. Greer and daugh P. Goeller. They returned to Studio, Lithia Hotel Bldg. * J. ,W . Coy o f Vallejo, Cal., ter, Elbert, left yesterday for Ashland last evening. The three women are sisters. Shopped in Ashland for several Eugene, where Elbert is attend hours this morning. ing the U. of O. They spent Get your suit measured up for •the holidays with friends la Ash- he holidays at Orres tailo r shop — all prices. ITES-STINGS S E A TTLE , N o v-'2#-— To pro mote ocean commerce out of Pu- g et Sound, the. M aritim e associa tion of Seattle has been formed here. The association .. elected John L . Burnside, manager of the W illiam s Steamship company, president Toy Auto And Tractor Trucks A new lot of Delco Damper Wagons J net in. B ig reduction in price on the new tot. Able, to save yon money on all kinds of Fencing, against anyons’s price. Plows and Harrows, Garden Tools. W hite Sewing Madhlnes for 280.00 as long ns they C liff Payas makes cabinets. Peil’s Comer Cheap housekeeping rooms 183 Granite, 42-1 au, Quality portraits rata o r shfne Studio Asblana. <2-tl .'«lito,, E . o .. Freeman aad M a . Bdtoito f > • * * returned from » month's tH » to Oklahoma City; QMto. a r t E l Baso, Ten. They mad e various stops la California and other states. Petroleutn Öi| A hat waffle or order of hot cakes wi,th sausage, ■( and 9tieaxnjng( amber cof- ' fee make just the proper b re a k fa st f o r : these cool, crisp mornings. (Squibb« Mineral Oil) It is tasteloss and odor less. It will not disturb the system in any way. It merely lubricates the intestines. JLithia Springs Pharmacy Preucdptieu Druggist At ouf popular counter you will And these satis fying dishes served just to please you. Come in for breakfast tomorrow and start the day off right. You can make deli cious candied sweet potatoes with Snow drift. Snowdrift a rich, good-to-eat fat that is as delicate as die best butter. • 1 ir- * <- • • • •• C A N D IE D SWEET POTATOBS S í “ -&OU talnlng SO bottles.. . «Z A , Tovcviïlv 34 T* m ^ 0 m y-rfr tfou/v rtXZotxzftAt«. X Cup Snowdrift X CnpS»g»r x Cttp Baittig m a t r vrau A Boil potatoes la salt water until tender. P ort o ff water ead steam out to prevent saggiacts. Peel aad slice liwgitiurbr Brown oa both aides in hot Snowdrift. Die* solve X cup sugar in cup boiling water and pour over browned potatoes in pan. Cook until syrup thicken«, Squeeze lemon oyer potatoes if ifou. S n o w d r ift N IN IN G E R ’S (Diagonally across from First National Bank) MARSHAL FOCH GIVES SUCCESS SECRET “ Victory of the will. Ftve Hchedalce Itofly— «:SO n. .to4 lOsflO.-«h.SM 1 ,1 0 ► ‘’ *2*1 » :0 0 m nt.) » liS e .p . m, ■ > .- . Stop ovsr soywher« and ns cd'.«« ns ytou llk«. TRUNKS— «e« tbe Agenv ? ....- > IKATS ftlg fi toMfed Vrethilaff rts p ta h le thv*v p<Mltlo«s. ■ SAN FRANCISCO IN SE VB N TB B N H O U R 8 Gut yoar Uckets fron» Pickwick Stage Agbat Tavevn tWfe— 11*7 Ra^t Mato M . Thnbe IM said Marshal Foch Life's ttottles are won In the same way. An unyielding spirit of determination will conquer the hardest circumstkaees. Pre-Holiday Bargains Indespensable B R E A D Jandwlches, bread-and-butter. Jelly spreads between menli nt* depend upon rood bread ns ,na.lngiedlent. GIVE THE XXDQOCS Franklin’s Superior Bread A t Often /to T W FRANKLIN BAKERY Ashland, Oregon salto Heal Suits al Less Than the Cost of the W oolens U N C A L U ® FOR SU H S THAT X l3 f u a U T ir U U .T TAILORBD READY-TO-WEAR SUITS THAT OAM’T BX SQUALID VOX THX MONK? ANTEED SUITS-- NO BACK NUMBERS Seeing is Believing The Citizens Bank MILLER’S TOGGERY OUK STORE ALL DECORATED IN HOLIDAY ATTIRE Buy early amidst Christmas “ Fixins” at real bargain prices. n- Your savings account at this bank is a test of your mettle. If you have the Will to win, you will win. I Remember “ Hab-a-dash Inn ie “ Snack” o i thn Also many specials at our noon lunch and complete fountain service. DENNY ffap*e jrenr chance to get a bowling eyeful in the fun- ftieet department store ever filmed, floorwalkers on rol ler skates, and a hundred prankish abrorditiea t h a t make this super farce com edy the most fantastic fur- We of fws evsrfilm odl ’ I B O IN B , Ore., Nov. 22.— |U . N .)-—T ra ffic regulations have goga Into effect « t the University Of Oregon na a result of the ever increasing automobile traffic on »arrow campus roads. Strict account of nil student cars w ill go taken and “ law breakers** w in he handled firm ly. Certain arena have been ap bonne nt the Metropolitan theatre. proved fo> p artin g purposes on the campus and a speed lim it of 20 miles per hour has been set. Open mufflers are banned and increasing fines w ill ba levied for each additional infringement of the laws. * ASHLAND TO ALL POINTS SOUTH beasene'»;— «ontathfkg Bebuera&jUa Groosry. ; trousers w i t h fcffòrtòa tdfldr shop. the well, * 4-year-old bey wee too anxloua to dieplay kts know , ledae of human want« a r t gg a result Ilia toother, Mrs. A n n * Stock w m arreated tor poaaeaaiaa A B E R D E E N , Wash.. Nov. 32. of liquor. ;i 1 '• ¿w .'-.f* r - ( U Ä ) — t i k e , the pitcher that Officers raided the Stock hom f. was broken after many trips to Entering a. room where the little boy waa sitting they were startl ed when the lad aaked, “Do you 2t.’ SE A TTLE, Nev. 22.— M a ttle ’e want some beer?" He was Informed that such new sympheny orchestra, 70 pieces conducted by K arl Krueger was the objective of* the officers mage Its debut before a packed and led them to a* cache coa- Pickwick Stage System s Mtos Mary Ann Adams, who. touches ««bool in Klamath Falls a m t tka'Thgnksgiving holidays to- Ashland visiting w ith friends. t t s f e r m t H y taught in this city. < m 8 f y Campus Traffic Rules Are Made We Invite Comparison — Don’t Feel Obligated to Buy. PAULSERtD’S All S a k s Suits Will Be Fitted Personally