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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1927)
« Ir V W lo i— R eturned to * W o rk — [Motored to Medford-— " Confined to Mae n f Chapman of Dunsmuir, Mrs. Joe Doleae, who Is em t A. C. Ninlnger of Ntnlager's M rs ,'D r. B. A. Woods of this Isabelle Oaffney. daughter of f* * , « - MWtor In Ashland ployed at the 'local Chamber of store, and W . H . Perkins motored city was a. visitor to Medford Rev. and Mrs. Charles D. G aff iay looking after ' business Comgperee, has returned to he^ 2to Medford last evening to at-, Tuesday evening, t a f attend the ney la 111 w ith the flu and Is work a fter being absent for the tend a baseball meeting. prodnctton “ Blossom Time.** conflated to her - home on the past few days. oA account of I Boulevard.' Royal Coal, R ot and d e a n . Illness at home. . Visitors In M e d fo rd — Carson-Fowler Lbr. Oa. V. Ham ilton o f 'Portland. Ore., • Mrs. F. M. W agner and Mrs The last edition of “The 8laki- Dance. I. O. O. F. hall Frtdi Em il Pell o f this city were visit Geo. L. Thompson of San Fran Visitors ftwns The Dalles— yop." the southern Oregon Norm evening, Jan. 14. Gentlemen 6 cisco, Cal., C. W .’ Qwen of Rose ors In Medford yesterday aftyr- 3 N. B. Bennghan of Dunsmuir, The Clayeemb Motor company Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Pence and Ladles 2 6 c ,- Refreshments. al paper, which la a six page edi burg. Ore., and C. A. Lewis of t e l., wa« a business visitor to has received a new shipment of child of The palles. Ore., stop tion, was published that the read C O M M ITTE E . Salem, Ore., registered at the enclosed cars, coupes and tndore. ped to this city yesterday for a ¿his elty yesterday. er might better see the actions I ll Llthia Springs H otel yesterday. (Left for McCloud to the new colors o f royal few hours to visit the park and and workings of the Normal. Mrs. W alter H. Frnlan of B«1 **” "The Siskiyou" la endeavoring maroon, highland green and faun enjoy the scents b ea d lies of Ash -X. A TTK X TIO X B street, accompanied by her Klamath People Attend Show— to show the needs of the school, land. 2 To all M- W. A. aad R. N. A. grey. Among the K lam ath Fulls peo Its progresses aad Its future. The ¿lttle grandson M artin H errin , ■ad their families. There will be ple who attended “ Blossom Tim e“' publication of the last Issue was left thia morning on ti> ln No. Real chicken Tamales, served, Student dancp Friday.— W in ter the regular annual u p p e r and V 112-5 Held, Cal., are among those who 1 3 for McClout^ Cal., where they to Medford Tuesday evening, made possible by tbe aid of the public Installation tonight. Every S»A To take M m e, 26c. The Garden. were M r. 'and Mrs. J. 0.' Boyie merchants,' who have at all times I® |- t f member e f both orders are to be P l * « - registered at the O regc- H o tel Will visit for a few days ’ a t the and M r. and Mrs. Tbos. W . Del given, their help and support to koino o f Mrs. Frulan's son -r^a- present for sapper served at 4:20 yesterday. . • ’ Ip Klam ath Fplla— u ll. fhont Frulan. thia institution. Purchased Foydaea Trcator— F m. at Moose Hall. • O. T. Bergner, of the Ore C O M M ITTEE L . Lofland of Medford has purchased a Fordton tractor ffom gon Hotel, la spending the day From Hammer Lake— Pledged to Sigma N o - Remember! This week, suits the Claycomb Motor . company, in K lam ath Fglls looking after Ross Small aad E m il Gondye W arren Ham lin o f Medford has butlness affairs, M r. Bergner la o f Summer Lake, Ore., are spend Jf-prlce at'Paulserud'a. 110-tf local dealers. expected home thia evening or ing a few days, in Ashland visit been pledged at the O. A. C. to Sigma Nu, men’s social fraternity, tomorrow morning. T rin ity Guild foqd Sale, Hardy ^hgletcrcd Care Mere— ing with friends. M r. Small was one of 35 fraternities on the * W . F. Dodson o f Alhambra, Bros. Store, Saturday, Jan. IB . form erly a resident of Ashland. campus which provide living Plenty o f meney to loan oa Cal . Gale Stanley of W hittier, starting at l l a. ;lll-4 * quarters for more than 1000 good security. >bone 21. Yeo, of Cal., and Chris Strong o f Santa cou ru . ’ 4Ì2-tf Returned frosp Portland— Rosa. Cal., are among the tonr- Leaving for Portland— Mr. and Mrs. H. L . Claycomb who registered '-their cars George ’ Shafer vof thia city have returned from P ortland Flayed Only Three Places— at the local Chamber of Com wUI leave today fo r Portland. Stopped at L lth ja Springs Hotel— Ore., where they have spent the In its tour Across the contin- Ore., to be with bis father, who Clara Redesign o f Band, Ore.. merce thia morning. will undergo an operation 'soon. C. A. Erickson o f Seattle, Wash.. past few days o n 's combined Ont. "Blossom Tim e” played only business and pleasure trip. M r. fbree one-night stands, which J. S. Anderson o f Portland, Ore., “ The Auxiliary to T rin ity Guild Let the U N IO N write your full and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. and Mrs. Claycomb reside on were at Chico, Cal., Medford, will give a public card party, Wed- coverage automobile Insurance. Olsh of Everett, Wash., are Iowa and Harrison streets. Ore., and Eugene, Ore. fffaday evening, January I I la the Yeo, o f course. g j-tt among th o u stopping at the te ria h house, 60c each. Bridge. Xnyoae wishing to make reoerva- L lth ia Springs Hotel yesterday. tfen» phone Mrs. Dr. Shinn, 1B4. H ilt Visitor«— See the new clothes reel at Jor Jess Fowler of H ilt, Cal., spent the day In 'Ashland yesterday dan’s m ill, ready to set to the . m -tf looking a fter business affairs and ground.. visiting with friends. boeal ■ Personal [lotes C w in Hare Social Meetlay ■' The Westminister Guild of the Presbyterian chsrch w ill have a social meeting thia evening' at the home of Miss B ra Poley of B street. FINISHING TODAY "Her Big Night" With Laura La Plante TOMORROW ONLY s flllk VK2S0S WESTCLOX A dandy plate lunch Including coffee every noon and night, 5 6c. At the Plaaa. 106-tf BASJiETßALL ASHLAND HI Mrs. Georgs Robison of Tal- net and Mrs. Dean o f -Phoenix, £ C . A- Moore e f Baker, Ore., were visitors in Ashland this tenute MeAallffe of Willows, Cal., morning shopping and looking Ä w t o G. Curtis of Portland, lit e r business affairs. Saturday Night Gre-, aad Jameq Croad of Sap Francisco, Cal., «re among thade Junior Hi Gym Ao Canterbury Box candy sale at 101-tf registered at the Ashland the'Plasa. YREKA HI Preliminary, 7:80 Mato Game, 8:30 C liff Payne makes cupboards. All Grades of Work Shoes la California, was a visitor In Ashland yea- Food Bale, ladles of sfld. Bat-, Ja«- 16, For All Kinds of Men larm Clocks A variety of models, varying in design and price, but uniform in quality. The name “ Westclox” on the dial is your protection and assurance of good timekeeping. •torq h q O llette B urgeas) Big Ben < ..................................... .. $3.25 Big Ben Luminous . ................... $<50 Baby Ban ............a. , . ^ ......... . ..$3.25 Baby Ben Luminous ................... $4.50 Pocket Beg Watch ....................... . $1.60 Gio Ben W a tc h ___ _ A : ................ .. $2.25 Sleep-Meter .............. . A ........... ......... $1.50 America ........... < . . . ..................... ... $1.50 MATT MOORE MARIEPREYOST How a coal heaver became the flapper’s idol. DON’T BE WITHOUT', AN ALARM CLOCK. McNAIR BROTHERS Trinity Hardy •Ito/» OVERLAND SHOE SATURDAY Is Banner Day at the Big Dissolving Partnership Sale Good Items Picked at Random. There Are Many More. Shop Here, it Means a Saving for You oys Blouses and Shirts Ready Made Curtains Of novelty scrims and nets. White and Ecru. Some with colored dots and Buffies flQf» Sale Price—Pair and up OwC Ladies Outing Gòwns TO FIRST SIX RAILROAD MEN BUYING $5.00 WORTH _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MDSE. EACH, FREE 1 PAIR “RED BUTTON” “CANT BUST ’EM” OVERALLS. ' -------------- -------- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TO FIRST SIX BONA FIDE FARMERS OR LABORERS BUYING $5.00 WORTH MDSE. EACH, FREE 1 PAIR “RED “ “ ------------------ BUTTON” “CANT BUST ’EM” OVERALLS. EVERYTHING REDUCED! of the generously cut, roomy make, $1.25 Value Qflf* Sale Price OOU Childrens Sateen - Kickem icks # Elastic top and bottom in black or white. Age 6 to 10 K7<* 70c Value. Sale Price W I V Ladies Felt Slippers Made of extra heavy felt with soft leather sole. $1.25 > flftf« Valufe. Sale Price OOC Pullaway Sheets of gpod*. quality soft finish muslin, 81x90—$1.48 Reg. Q O ya Sale Price OOG 30 in. Outing Flannel ■ the long nappy kind in white. A good assortment in light or dark colors. Reg. 25c grade 1 Qya Sale Price—Yard ■ ***• Highland Lassie Gingham A favorite cloth for many purposes. Splendid range of colors and pat terns. 32 in wide. Values <$4 to 30c yd. Sale Price—Yd. » 1 C A FEW BARGAINS IN SUITS LEFT 1927*8 G R E A T E S T ve Agents for Hart Schaffner & M arx C lothes^® WATCH FOR , OUR SPRING U N E Everything's Bednoed E. R. ISAAC & CO. Ashland's Big Sale SA LE Everything’s Bsduoed