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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1926)
WEDNESDAY, Derombor 8, IBM Reports Hale— J. C. Mason, realtjg dealer a- Talent, reports the sale of a five 4 acre tract, one mile South of Talent on the highway, to J. W. Stump for a consideration of 11800. The property formerly belonged to *Q. W. Thurston. bocal j Personal Hotes ! — ------------------1 .i i -■ l i p At the Idtbla S prbfa H Mr. and Mrs. T. A. of Chicago, III., John D and wife of Elna, 1 Tho bias V. Howard ‘of Oregon* are among th ■topped af the Llthla Hotel yesterday. Mickey Walker Is Still The Champion Will >»« Guest of Chamber of Oommeroe at Forum , - Lunchgon j Order your Christmas suit Left for Portland— Free Christian Srtedce Leetamg W. H. Bartges* sister, Mrs. R. now at Orrea, two pair trousers. Mies Violet K«r Beymer C. g„ - Chamber of Commerce offic M. McClary and his daughter, of London, England, member pf ials are Jubilant over their suc The new Orthophonie Viet rola, the Board of Lectureship of The cess in securing tor the Thurs . 8tated communication Thurs Frances and clilldred, left Mon The gift that keeps on giving— day for their home in Portland. Mother Church, Tha First Church day Forum, luncheon. President day evening, Dec. 8. Routine Fonte will remain in Ashland Hear it at The Rose. of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Arnold Bennett Hall, of the Uni business and election of officers. with her father. Maas., will deliver a free; loetare versity of Oregon who will be the Visiting Brethren welcome. Wicks. on Christian Science Tharedep, main speaker at that meeting. A R. L. BURDIC, Jr.. W. M. Look at 443 Allison, just about Dec. 8th, at 8 o’clock p. m.. In cordial invitation has boon ex W. H. Day, Recorder. 88-8 one block from the city library, See Pnulserud's bargain win the church edifice, under the di tended to the alumni and all oth and a 6-room cottage, bath, etc., dow on suits and o’coata. 88-tf rection of First Church of Christ, |a Medford— ers interested to meet with the gafage for only $8,100. Ashland Scientist, Ashland. • Mr. sad Mrs. O. W. Long, who members of the Chamber of Com Realty Co. 77-tf Say Merry Christmas with pho recently returned from the ranch The public is cordially Invted merce to become acquainted with tographs— Studio Ashland. 88-tf to bo present. hear Klamath Falls, were visitors 81-8 this noted educator. Kindergarten and Nursery Returned from Trip—« In Medford , Monday, preparing Music, folk dancing, handi for an extensive trip Into South Grant Davis of this city has Dolls* wigs made out of comb work and stories with dramatisa returned from 8acremento nod ern California. ing«. Call at 11C Church 8L .■ tion. Also nursery in cOanecton Santa Rosa, Cal., where he has 80-1 wk.» where you may leave your child spent the past three weeks visit Orree sella clothes cheaper. ren by month, week, day orhour ing with relatives and friends. ,J Have your furniture repaired while you attend social affairs, lt PRAIRIE DU • CHIEN. Wls., and refinlahed at Jordan’s Sash shop or work. 31 S. Second St., Dee. 8.— (UN )— For the second CARD OF THANKS ,8 2 - 1 sad Cabinet works. 77-tf or phone 384-R. time the body of Clam Olson, lit- We wish to thank onr many tie home girl, who vied a victim friends and the Episcopal church See the Easy at Wicks. DeMolsy meeting Masonic hall See the Easy at Wichs. of an; errant lova, rests In a* grave. for their kindness la our recent tonight, 8:00 p. m. Very Import - >nBgg Nil« »time K la not face bereavement. ant. a» Iterate of Medford Compaay— downward In a crudley shallowed Mr. W. M. Bartges ALBIE BECK, If. C. it grave. as old Christ Olson, her The Associated Oil' company : • and Family. JOHN CHURCHMAN. 8cribe r father, had pictured her in his • f Medford was hoar to the em Mrs. R. M. McClary ployes of the company from Rose 7 dreams that came tragically true. Myrtle Wood Novelties burg. Klamath Falla, Mt. Shasta, I It rests In a gray cdsket, low- There Is yet time for photo- gifts— Elhart’s. Yreka and Ashland, at a meeting ’■ qred formally today into a hill 82-tf graphs. Studio Ashland. conducted by Walter Bruun, lub side plot in Utica Lutheran cere A Real Sale on Salts at Paul ricating engineer of San Fran- mony, overlooking the snow cov- See the Easy at Wicks. cleeo, who lectured on ethyl gaso Uerud's. Drop In and lohk over » ered Klckapoo valley. ‘ T4-»f line, which la now being distrib our bargains. I A biting north wind swirled the Sittings made evenings 1 uted by the company. snow-Into yttle drifts along the pointaient., Studio Ashland. Marrlid—- Guaranteed Fountain , roadside as the funeral cortege Jeese Lee Gentry, 87, of 'Med 81.50. McNair Bros. » moved slowly from the church ford, and Niva May Sullivah, 23. where last rites were pronounced.' At the Oregon Hotel- of Ashland, were married In Royal Coal, Hot and Clean. . Only brief services had been held Mr. and Mra. M. M. Stockton Yreka, 'Sunday, December 5, by at the Olson's big white house at and son of Oregon City, Ore., Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co. the Reverend Charles D. Miller, Seneca— short prayers In Norweg and George Faust un<f R. V. Methodist minister. ian, the chanting of strange songs 3oan of Grangeville, Idaho, were The finest ano most complete among those who registered at I and then the casket was carried Uno of Xrnas cards. Darling Stu the Oregon Hotel yesterday. I dut to the hearse by alx * young diò and art store. 76-tf , men with whom Clara had grown up IB the valley. Sitting evenings by appoint ment. Darling Studio. 76-tf CHICAGO, Dao I.— (UN)— Mickey Walker became the undis puted middleweight champion of the world today, When the Illinois boxing commission upheld R®f- eree Benny Y anger's decision .In the Walker-Flowers bout at the Coliseum last Friday night., B ui after January x two Judges wttb ho at (he ringside in addi tion to the referee, the boxing commission decided, in order to avoid the repltion of the storms of protest which followed Yang- el's decision, and the stigma whieh was attached to that bout. The Judges-referee system of swarding decisions In vogue in New York state wiU be given "a, A ir trial,'* the state body said. Klamath Falla Mary, L. Moores plvp 114 acres of lake front, for public park. Victim Of Errant » Love Is Buried \J W* TMC TM CATW BEAUTIFUL FINISHING TODAY , “WE’RE ' IN THE .f -3, . NAVY j . . NOW” •> . i With- Wallace Beery and Raymond1 Hatton Dennisons Holiday at McNair Broa. Yes, we remodel and repair gar- ments nt Orras’ tailor shop. Prompt delivery—duality work. Beautiful line of imported gift Studio Ashland photographs. stationery— Darling Art Store. 88-tf 76-tf See the Easy at Wicks. T0M 0BB0W AN p T O B A * PH-*' LLOYD Christ 88.18 Cliff Payne makes cedar chests. 88-18 Agent Spending Few Days ReturuM from Oakland- H. N. Cockerline of Albany, Mrs. W. M. Poley of Gresham general agent of the Northwest street who has boon spending ern Mutual Life Insurance çom- some, tim e-la Oakland, Cal., visit- pany, is appn^lng a few . dam to Ashland and the valley, , has reta to ' h er home in Ashland. The Warm Fleecy, Downy Blankets we sell will keep you warm while you slum** her. Heavy Woolnaps Made of high quality Cotton- Fluffy—Fleecy and Downy, Pric Standard Cotton r Blankets In Tan, Gray or White, Priced at $2.45 TO $3.95 Douhle Wool Blankets Light colors in Plaids, Priced at Oregon City Blankets Made from the Prime Clip—Full sized—Singles, Priced at $9.90 id Youth Is Cartoonist wrappings Give her an Easy for as. These Blanket Nights "Us Kids’* is the title of a clev erly drawn comic strip from the pon of Max Roberson, 18-yoar old Ashland boy, and son of Charles Roberson, advertising manager for the Enders company. The Igd’s, cartoon work makes an In teresting exhibit In the dry goods Rindow of the Enders store and to attracting considerable atten tion. | The lad shows a natural la le nt for cartooning and draw- and will draw other comic Ipe which will he shown from time. $8.75 T0 $12.75 Wool Mixed Oregon City Doubles Containing about 85 per cent Virgip Wool Yarns, Priced at In Pink, Blue, Green, Rose, Gold. Best Grade , . Heaps of Warm Blankets Waiting for You at Framed Mottoes, pictures at El h art's 'I 1 Mrs. Don Stevens He r e Mrs. Don Stevens of Dunsmuir, Something entirely different in Cal., was In Ashland for a brief Xmas cards.- Darling Studio. 76-tf visit, recently. A spirited melorama of the sea, based upon the romantic antic career* of the last of the Mexican Gulf buccaneers. NOTICE Joseph P. Chisholm Ig; serious Tuckers Orchestra dance, ly 111 nt his honie on Oak street Moose Hall, Thursday evening In stead of Friday evening. 88-1 FOOD BALKte~ftaturday. 11th, Terns Kwah ta-- wah camp fire Chrlst- girls. Wolcott’s Grocery. 81-4 88-18 Medford Visitor — Charles A. Wing, Medford real tor, spent Monday la this city, looking after business affairs. Chrtst- 83-18 On Suita And Overcoats ONLY AFTBB TBUTH FULLY BACK IT UP. AS TO PRICE HOW ABOUT ALL WOOL, UP-TO-DATB, GUÀBANTBSD «JIT S FOB $167 ANOTHBB LOT AT $90. ' Come in, look ’em over—We leave the reet to When It Comes Io Quality ALL OUB GABMBNTS ABS GUABANTBBD TO G IV I BATIfl- FÀ0TIOM. WHAT MOBB CAN WE BAY? Paulserud’s Went to Grants P ass H. C. Onley and H. N. Cocker line, representatives of the North western Mutual Life Insurance company, went to Grants Pass Monday morning to call on thaj company’s policy holders In that' <Sty. . I IS IT SAFE to drive through! the streets of Ashland without) Liability InsuranceT Phone S il for complete Automobile proteo-t tlon, don’t wait until yon meet, with aa soetdent. Too. (of coatdbP UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE &K Cash Prize ♦ ’ * « WRITING BEST LETTER SANTA CLAUS Describing Most Suitable Gilt FROM MILLER’S TOGGERY For Father, Brother or Yourself. 3IS-n Mailing Season Starting— The local Christmas mailing season la starting o f under fav orable ausploee, according to reports from the AShland post-1 office. People-who are laying la' thatr Christmas stock of Red: Cross Seals daring the campaign this week, however, are urged to observe the postal regulations which forbid the use on the ad.' drees side of mall matter of, stamps or Stickers of any kind; other than postage stamps, saA thus avoid confusion sad possible) delay. Made B asin e« Trip to K. F. ... Ike Frldegar of this city medi a baslaaaa trip to Klamath Falli today. to FOB Contest Closes Sat Eve., Dec. 18th Judgesi- ’ Mr. Read of Ashland Daily Tidings, . Supt. G. A. Brisooe—Ashland Schools, ' > Mr. J. W . McCoy, Cashier First Nat. Bank, Leave All Letters At -