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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1926)
MOBDAt, PéftftM» f t lM g McMillan; Misa Myrl ençe Merritt, IB Mrs. Battle Boegett, Bfttr. and Mir. and Mi lito JSL'-'. Á 'fe ftH e le o A r iíe .w o a ¿¿ISn Beatrice Hall. Normal school In PARIS, C U P ) — A volume i ony Vacations, Schools and medi Boyal NeighheedW tt weighing ever 10 pounds, con taining reproductions of signatur Saturday, Dor- R- Q- es aad maauecripta of Kings. ,e w in meat, ’ * Qaeens and Presidents of the Meaday, Deo. W— W. B. C. Cla> powers which participated ip the 18 moots in the I. Q- Q, F- H»U- great war, has recently been of lt Monday, pec. A - .-Ashland Study fered for sali la Paris by the FI e oisb will meef at the h o p e of DAC ( Internetieeal Federation of ** Mrs. D. Perossi, 88 Granite War Veteran») under the title of street, . "Memorial dee Allies.’' B Monday, Pec. < t -ftyeen Bathers lu st as the "Pantheon de . la 8 ef the M. E. Ohuroh meeds, i Guerre,” probably the greatest 1 Monday, Dee. 8.— American Le- painting of its kind gives the his 1 gloa Auxiliary will h*ve * CSV- , tory of the great war In ofl paint, * ered dish supper at 6130 p. m* , se the ’‘Memorial des Allies." , ft the Pariah House. gives in the respective languages Monday, Dec. 8.— Royal Neigh of the countries Involved, the his bors will meet In the Moose , tory of the great war, written by ball, ; , some of the world’s greatest au Monday, Dec. B.-r-Ashland Floral j thors and aatographad by them society meets in the public 11- j and some of the most famous per i brary g t 8 p. ft. , sonalities of this ago. r T u esd a y, Dec. 7.-— Civic d u b wiH Specimens Ot the signatures i moot in the club house on Win- and handwritings o’f Mx-Presldent ' bum Wa?. 1 Woodrow Wilson. President Cool Wednesday, Pec. ft — “Mother 1 idge, Marshal Joffre, Marshal Blckerdyke” Tent, No, IS will Foch, are included in thia unique 1 meet in the Armory- ( volume, undoubtedly which is the 1 Thursday, Pec. o. -r- Lady Elk’s 1 only oae of its kind ever pub Club wl{l meet in the club- * lished. ' room». Mr». George, poo» and B A feature of the “Memorial de Mrs. Judd Miller, hostesses. Allies” is that It took four years Tuesday, Dec. 7 ,‘—» Westminster ’ to Cbmpile aad that practically all 1 Guild of the Presbytérien 1 of those who contributed ta it, re- £ ‘ church will have a covered dish ® fused to accept payment of - any dinner at 6 p. m. In the church J kino tor their work. parlors. tl The idea of getting out the Vel-', c Tuesday. Dec. 7^-C lvic Club will cl u n it o rig in a ted with M. Charles meet in the Civic Clubhouse on d Beytrand, a French Deputy, the Wftburq Way. Prograft given * President and founder of the a by the Delphian*. FipAC. M. Bertrand in 191», r Friday. Dec, 10. — Past Noble ’» was asked to have the FIDAC 1 Grand’s Club of Hope Rebekah P1 take aover the Herbert . Hooper Lodge No. 14, will meet with Committee, Its work and Its funds £ Mrs. George W. Tmfren at the l< in connection with the 60,000 home of her daughter on the needy children of the French de- " corner of Fifth and B Streets „ vasts ted reffThns. ' at 2 p. m. He accepted aad the .FIDAC be- ’ » H H j came the patron o f the ene-tlme Herbert Hoover Committee which' ’ Concert Given Under Anaplcea of ? waa re-christened, “Comité de L Music Study Club— ' ? Preservation de l’Bnfanc dans lés A free ooneért will be given In M Regions Ubereet.” (Committee a the Presbyterian church this eve- V for the Preservation of Childhood b king, D/ceniber sixth, at eight in Ute Devastated Regloas.) h dnd twenty-five high school stu- « Thus, since the Hoover Com dents will take part. Thia eon- 1 mittee returned to America, the 9 cert is given under the mwptoOa * FIDAC hks replaced it In the di»- s of the Ashland Music Study Club, a trlbutloa ot the funds raised In d -Under the direction of Miss Laura ® Algérien for the care of -each Ragnse, supervisor of music in the » children. According to rpqalre- 6 high school. - 1 This concert, which will feature Ï Indian and American music, la q. ona jot the Unset of its kind -that, • has been given ln Ashland. The hew twenty-five piece h i g h School orchestra will make It» first public appearahee, and the * ii i i i i n as » bi s i su ja u n e s L. C. HUI la now occupying boys’ and girls* glee clubs, quin Toy Auto » A m Tractor Mrs. Martha Matteson’s h a m s tettes, sextettes, quartettes and • Trucks plees. trios win give many numbers. with a seal tor suddenly Improv A asw lot wf1 Delco Damper The’Msthodist church will give The public la cordially Invited Waren» just ft. Big reduction ing the human race by ridding it their annual Banaar and «upper of the mentally unlit, going about to come add It Is especially urged ft pries sn the new lot. the state sterilising everyone Wednesday, Dec. 8 frost 6 to 8. to bring the children of school , Able to save yoq money pn Mrs. John Copland, Mr. aad kinds of Fencing against who in Ms opinion doesn't think age, ft order to Increase their In all anyona*« price. - Mrs. Grover Copland spent Wed terest ft music. right. Children are * Plows aad Harrows, Garden nesday aad Thursday with Mrs, requested to be accompanied bf “I’m afraid he might stqriilte Tool». WhHs 8«wlng Machines ■ ill Patterson. They are h e r » thwlr parents. all s t as exsspt himself, when In for 650.00, as long »a they tress Myrtle Creek visiting Mrs. all probability he is the one who » tt tt eught to bo sterilised,” he said. Sarah Cash who is recovering Telephone Employes Enjoy Din» fyom an operation. structors. have moved into their MW tpartWMt at t « i i Bird. * - I Indian project play, wfclcM showed the correlation of tfck Iftftuftft’ n*t»re. gaogrqphy. »ft a«« m ftfe Work. The third grade pupils gave a splendid practical lesson an health and courtesy, demon* stnftlng the various, types of bandsglB. B o a ot Ot» piafs «re* ont a i a r d a l i ? eiam ròba» w o r| and wero originai w|th thè pupQa. The oprtussee were «atte attmetlve and thè e q tlv p r e g iv i waa clerer. A great deal of ap préciation and eredlt le due Mlft < h fty. thè primary superviser, d e e Miss N icleleoa, ned Mie» Wiftoq. teachere in charge, glao Mra WlHetts «ad Mise Morriq, toechers in training. ' The very u f t f t .F o l, ?’• Honey and T v Compound, telly Why, 'with, without opiates or chloro form, It is so quickly effective in ■topping coughs and f t healing The -Alpbq Tauri qramatfc Club held Its regular meeting Wednesday oveftgg f t the Nor-, mat aehonl asditortum. The prin ciple feature of th e evening was the inbsrsttag reading of John Oalawortky'e play, ’’Old Bngllsh," 'hy-MlW -B. urvery Harms. Twem- ty Of the elab mAnbsM had at- , ten d ed the play which was pre sented at tha O eterian Theatre in Medford the prevloas week, ta 'Lane County budget for 1887 which George Arila», the noted ludtides f lM j iiT tor road and actor, assumed the character of bridge, and «187,818 far mar “Old English.’* Therefore this ket road uses. stud? gave « mast delightful and interesting entertainment. *>/: Wednesday morning a meat ft-, teresting program waa given In thè normal school assembly by the pupils from the primary 4e- nartmeht ot. the Lincoln school. The beginners class presented an Valle?, next Saturday afternoon, with Mrs. G. O. Taylqr acting as soclql chalrpau. Stories will be-.told by Miss Hel en Norris, who shows much prom ise span author. The president ise as an author. The president ent early ft the afternoon, that the meeting vpdy beglh promptly at two-tbfrty. the mollifying demuloenf effect* of d ear fNdb Boaegr. From H i B. 46th s t , Chicago,,MUM thl«: '•A etahbom oough worried me, kept me awake nights, and resist* ed other cough medicines, but quickly yielded to your good. Foley's Honey an< pound: MT druggist R." Ask f»r |t. wksrs. GOOD < TO IQ Q K A t Snowdrift Joolw m ighty g o o d -w x a t. It’s snowy w hite and creamy and Jánídtouj vtótMI ■°swa«s: We w m Welcome You As A Shareholder Is Heriditary tmnltfi agaiskdt P rim 80ft PeiTs Comer wuuatEoy The local telephone employes enjoyed a delicious five ' course dinner at the Plata •Confection ery recently. 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