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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1926)
Recovering frouq IHnr ee , Mrs. F . P. W h ittle la recovering* from a serious illness, which *9iaa kept her confined to her home fo r /tome time. > Sitting evenings by menu Darling Studio. Special meeting oa this Wed- appoint- 7|Utf r .Returned from B n slM m T rip — School Grow»— The weak day school of relig George Barron has returned from an extended business trip ious education still grows -in jumbera. There has.not been a to the Im p erial valley. week since the school opened that there has not been several addi tions to the roll1. A t the latest Quality portraits rain e r shine. roport there were 1ST enrolled. «eM ay ovenlnr, Dec. V Open in long form, annual election of of- Doera. AU 8>r Knights courteous ly invited. Light refreshments Studio Ashland. z2-tf a fter meeting. D. H. JACK8ON, E. C. W . H . DAY, Recorder. Visit in K lam ath F a l l s - Mrs. R. C. Goodman and sister. Miss Clara W ill, spent . the , M r. 'and Mrs. Leonard Lund of Thanksgiving holidays w ith rela -LaGrande, announce the birth of tives in K lam ath Falls. a girl, horn Nov. 28. Mrs. Lund worked in Ashland a t . McGee’s Slab wood by the load. Call 98 store, for some time. Carson Fow ler Lhr’. 'Co. .. . Xmas cards on display St El h art’s. News of Death— Portland papers a few days ago cafrled the news of* the death at Yoncalla, Ore., of John E. M artin, who with his brother Edward, resided in Ashland for a number of years, owning a nice heme on the Boulevard, which they dispos ed after the death of their moth er there. M r. M artin was about (0 years old and • had many I f you want it done rlg h j take friends and acquaintances In this city. It to W hite. F or ' cleaning and presalng Visiting W ith Parents— From McMinnville— phone 118. Paulserud's 74_tf Mr. and Mrs. Heilman of Mc Kenneth Wolcott has been Minnville, were in Ashland to □pending several days a t the home Phonograph buyers pick of his parents, M r. and Mrs. M. J. «uend Thanksgiving w ith their Brunswick— hear one played daughter, Miss Betty Heilman, Wolcott on Sherman street. Elhart'a. critic teacher at the Southern Ore Beautiful line o f Imported gift gon Normal school. M r. and Mrs. Spend Thanksgiving in Med- Heilman leave soon to visit a son stationery— D arling A rt Store. ford— in California. 76-tf Mrs. Josephine Poley and daughter. Miss Eva Poley of this The finest and most complete city spent Thanksgiving day at line of Xmas cards. Darling Stu Moved— Mrs. Margaret Cason and Medford at the home of Mrs. Ab dio and a rt store. 76-tf daughter have moved into one bie Thomas.« ot the apartments in the .double W ill V isit Son— V bungalow, recently b u ilt on the 18 IT SAFE to drive through Wallace B. Carey of this city Boulevard by W . 8. Eastman. the streets of Ashland without Jias gone to Alsea to visit at the The other one Is to be occupied Liability Insurance? Phone 21 home of bis son, A rth u r Carey. by Miss Helen Anderson, dean of for complete Automobile protec women at the Normal, and Miss tion. don't wait until you meet Hava your broken windows re H all of the health department. .with aa aecident. Teo. (o f eourpel ined. A ll sixes, a( Jordan's s s i-tr 111. >-tf Spent Week-End In M e d f o r d - Mrs. Grace Andrews, teacher Something entirely different In Yonr portrait the g ift that on In the week-day Bible school, vis Xmas cards. Darling Studio. 76-tf ly you can give, Darling Studio. ited in Medford over the week-end with Mrs. M ary Mathews and M r. snd Mrs. D. W . W heeler and Proposed increase In the Arrived Home— daughter, M arjory, who have M r. and Mrs. A. E. Kinney and Height rate oa pears from Oregon juat returned from an extended and Washington points has been M r. and Mrs. J. M . W agner ar trip to Kansas. * suspended by the Interstate com rived home last evening from a merce commission. trip by automobile to San Fran- cisco, where they spent the Correction— Thanksgiving holiday season w ith I t was announced in yesterday's relatives. paper that the Royal Neighbors and the Modern Woodmen dance Have your etotluw cleaned at would be given In the I . O. O. F. Hear the new model >126 Or 227 B. M ain, Ashland Cleaning hall. The dance w ill be held in thophonie Vietrola at The Roae. the Moose hall. Works, of ooarsn SHOES FOR HOLIDAY EVENTS drove .to SNAPPY OXFORDS FOR THE YOUNG, BLOODS -S E D A T E SHOES FOR THEIR ELDERS. Two attractive styles a t special prices. Studio Ashland. 72-tf OVERLAND SHOE SHOP iously m at the Community H o » those who stopped at the u p . Hotel laet evening. , M IL W A V K B E , W la^ pec. V — (U . N .) —-Cancer,, c o im o n ty re- garded as the incurable scourge ( of the htfoanl raee m ar aoön M placed Hi the category of enrabie disease through fu rth er develop ment o t.X -ray .treatments, aceditt- , ing to radiologista attending the Mr. and Mrs. W . D, Dunlap of convention here of the Radiolog Eugene announce the birth of an ical Society o f NortH America, ■ 8 1-2 pound girl bora, Nov. ,'gt. Even now the specialists are M rs. Dunlap is the daughter o f agreed that the disease is curable It. I’. Campbell o f this city. if caught In its Incipiclent stages. “Ope hundred thousand per Recovered from llln e s» — sona dm ¡of concer evqry year Jn Mrs. Evelyn *Jones of Coolidge the United States,” sal< D r. J . I f . street has sufficiently recovered Martin of Dallas, Texas, member from her Illness to be up and out of Baylyr college’s medical staff, again. ‘but'probably three fourths of these might be cored I f the ¿hacer At the L ith ia Springs Hotel— were recognised and treated early P. Brown and wife and C arl A. - Field of Klam ath Fails and H . 1 , enough,” Dr. M artin disputed early the McGill of Portland, Ore,, . are ories.about the disease by declar among those registered a t Mm ing that cancer was not hereditary Lithia Springs Hotel yesterday. and did not hate roots. Stopped Here— “Most cases of cancer originate J. J. Downs of .Hayward» Qal., ctter one passes forty years of stopped In Ashland for several age,” he said. "T h e ir origin ,'ls hours this morning. some chronic inju ry to the tissue such as a wart or a pimple which From W agner Creek— ' 1 has been subjected to friction A. W . Lacy of W agner Creek frpm clothing. was In this city this morning shopping and . visiting w i t h friends. To be misunderstood . Qi B. flosMin of « n m t. P a n , J. times does yonr reputation tabular, business meeting'’ And W . Sttehvell of pos Ángel««, Cal. good than harm. dinner in Pfonper haU b u t eve ning. F our sew members, W il fred Wagner, Gordon Claycomb, SeldOn Bfartonahd James-Hartley, were elected to membership of the olub,. These members w ill be for- With marmalade and a cup of hot coffee or choeo-J h m il^ ’in l « a t e a V i ( t h i meeting A TOASTED SANDWICH next .Tuesday ’pvetjing,, the in itia tion being in charge of E llio t Mc Cracken and Barney M iller. It whs voted last evening to change the plan ot the oats, and frond now on three members will be respon sible for the eats each evening. No charge w ill bo made as the food w ill be furnished by the eats committee for that evening. This w ill do sway ,wjth a certain form di financial embarrassment which seems to prevail a t each meeting. . “The H i-Y clnb is really getting away to a good start, add wo w ill start in now for a real worth while program,” M r. W a lter stat ed. More new members w ill be taken Into the club in the vevy near future and an effort put forth to render some real service in the schopl. Toy Auto Aftd Tractor Trucks A new lot of Delco Dnmper Wagons Just In. Big reduction in price on the new lot. Able to save you money on sail kinds of Fencing against anyone's price. Plows and Harrows, Garden Tools. W hite Sewing Machines fo r >50.00 as long as they last. Why dinnya. late make« an ¡dead noon'luncheon. With a fresh fruit salad and a'tasty d e se r t/fie iidbnmeal is < complete. We take just pride in the increasing popularity of our noon lunches. W e.can please you, too. Lithia Springs Pharmacy FREEDOM You, too, can enjoy free dam — freedom from fin ancial worries, by con sistgn| saving.^ Open a special account in our Saving« .Department and deposit a definite portion of your income each week. RST NATIONAL BANK ASHLAND, OREGON P eil’s Corner FIRST SHOWING OF Consider the Poor Old Car H IN K o f the bum m and shocks it absorbs on a twenty m ile trip. T h in k how ruts and holes en countered on an outing shake its* unsuspecting frame. T h in k how its life is being shortened. T h in k, also, how t a n t f bumps and shocks your ow n spine Is taking. Royal Cord Balloons w ill add life to ¿four, car, security to your driving Epd peace to your m ind. . Latex-treated W eb- pôsdi;i and flexiblca «afety.jSS You' dut \ ridé more With perfect T mao Lounging and These come in Gorgeous Colorings of Orchids, Blues, Rose, American Beauty, Tomato Reds, Frosted /Shades, Brocades and Metallic Combina tions. All sizes. 1 far greater comfort. > , ■ T Royal Balloons deserve investigation—Drop in. Wh?dt like to talk good tires to fw u There’s no obligation to btoy. United St atea ROYAL CORD Bolkma The the that make. In,owa |6od a THE BEST WE HAVE EVER HAD Priced at $4.50 to $10.00 A WONDERFUL XMAS PRESENT “Kozy Komfort” House Slippers for Ladies and Gents Why Not Make Yourself a Present! FiniaUtag Today “Take It From Me” ' with SEE THEM NOW AT U N IT E D S T A T E S T IR E S ARE T IR ES ARMY GOODS STORE Biggest Little Store in Town Opposite New Hotel — Open Evenin, REGINALD DENNY Across from LHUa Springs Hotel Thursday and Friday Suits MARSHAL FOCH GIVES SUCCESS SECRET “ Victory,” said Marshal Foch, of the will.” f Life's battles are won in the same way. An unyielding spirit of determination will conquer the hardest circumstances. Soils at Less Than the Cost ol the Woolens UNCALLED FOR SUITS READY-TO-WEAR SUITS Yonr savings account at this hank is a test of your mettle. If you have the will to win, you Will win. Seeing is Believing — We Invite, Comparison — Don’t Feel Obligated to Buy. The Citizen Bank Ashland, Oregon Oi All Sales Suits Will Be Fitted Personally