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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1927)
- fé Uooal * Pergonal flotes irown A Rice reperì the fol- lag sales: The kenne and let l l T Ohio street to R. K. ■man ond the John Herrin e north of the city te L. ver o f Long View, Wnsh- Report* Hr to»-- [ A t the Ashland Hotel— B r o b i/ A Rico report« the sale of the stwm d-oné-hnlf aeree oh Otto street belonging to la k e r, to Mr. Puah of Lassen county California. Padl H. Grobe of Ban Joee. Cal., O. Lewis of Hubbard. Cal., and H . T. O’Brien and wife o;’ San Francisco, Cal., stopped at the Ashland Hotel yesterday.- ^ ; Only 800,000 birthdays cele Special prices • on .four foot Carson-Fowler Lbr. brated yesterday. ' Let that one slab Wood. know yon did hot forget. H o w * Co. . 110-1 Mrs. Zelda Smtth and Mrs W ith a birthday card— E lh a rt’s Kester Gandee of Dunsmair. Cal-, Book Store. Miss Annette Francisco of New , formerly of Ashland, urn spend Purchased Chevrolet Coach—- York City, arrived I n ' Ashland ! ing a few days in thia ctty-vialt- Bill Sams of this city has pur yesterday and w ill spend a teW Ing with friends. chased . a new Chevrolet Coach days here, connected w ith the , from the Automotive Shop. work of the Camp F ire Girls. Big Ben alarm clocks Nalr Bros, UNION w rits your fnll Attended Show t j Medford— Wes Hassi Emery M r ««a Mrs. C. B. L a n i Mrs. C. A W a t ¿7 Mr. and M n James Battey son and M r . a a d Mrs. Frank Barothouse id r e among the Ash land people i h t f attended the Maud thé W . en’r ùuts tb Junior Orpheum « t the C ratet- 2àgelse. T W C ' t^ ip*nd len theatre la Medford last even Weeks 1« f t » 'to p e of Improving ing. « M r Batldy's health. They- de- A lfalfa snlphur, Sulphat of Am monia. N itrate of Soda. Ground bone and general fertilisers. Ash land F ru it A Pro. Assn. 117-8 nt Chicago Judos Imposes New Needle Swallowed When Sentence upon Aged Boy Was fo u r Tears Old Oomes Out CHICAGO. Jan. >0.— (U N )— Mrs- Minna Hunter, 56, the “other woman” In a domestic triangle, was exiled from Chicago for one year today by Judge H er- bert G. Immenhaueen. Mrs. Hunter, buyer for a large glotbing firm , was accused • of breaking np the home of John A LB A N Y, Jan. 80.— (U N ) — When W a lter E. Smith, formerly of Linn county, but now a resi dent of Klam ath Falls,' was four I years old, be swallowed a needle. Albany w ith hto parents and [The other day, when he was >7 with hto slater, Mrs. A. W. Mets- years o f age, the needle worked ger, and while ta re hzperlenced oat of hto body through his htp.K at Intervals excrueiating pains in News of this Incident reached the region of hto thigh. H e went Smith’s parents. M r. and Mr>. to K lam ath Falls about Christ E. B. Smith of route No. 1, A l i a n and the other day he noticed bany today. the point . of a needle sticking Accompanying the letter was the needle. Smith apggt Novem ber and a part of December in A. Malcom, 83, a business men. She was arrested recently In j an an apartment recently In Malcom. Stunned at the sentence, Mrs. Hunter said she would go to Canada and live w ith her sister. The sentence of banishment came after the Judge had effect ed a reconciliation between the Underwent Operation," , Mrs. Jack Peebler of. this city underwent an operation at the B p c n t W eek-End la K - F — . Community hospital last Mon - Mrs. Elsie Churchmen of Un Edward Thompson and Mrs. day. ion street spent the week-end Malmbery and children of Brigh in Klamath Falls as thé guest ton, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Retnrned fro m Ban Francisco— Of Miss Laura Olsen, formerly Carson, of Tacoma, Wash., and Kenneth Wolcott, son of M r, I teacher In the Ashland schools. Malcoma. Mr. and Mrs. John F . Tilan of and Mrs. M .’J. Wolcott of Sher Boise, Idaho, were among those man street, returned recently ' A lfalfa Hay, one bale or a car Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gillette who stopped at the Oregon Hotel from San Franctooo, where he load. Ashland F ru it A Pro. Assn. on Gresham street left Monday yesterday. has spent the past three week ' l l » - t f for Ban Francisco, called there by the death of Mrs. G illette’s Eopia N euritis Tablets 31, Mc Returned from Portland— X l l f f Payne makes cabinets. brother-in-law. Nair Bros. Mrs. W illiam M. Briggs return ed Tuesday from Portland, Ord., Purchased Chev. Coach— where she spent a few days visit .. L. P. Older of this city has ing w ith friends, purchased a new Chevrolet Coach from the Automotive Shop. Has New. Position— A ' L Anderson of this city confined to hto home w ith D. Mathews of San Fran sever« cold. c a i., Mr. and Èra. H . A. A dandy plats lunch including o f Seattle, Week., and N. ta of Berkeley, Cel., are cofiee every noon and night.. 85«. f>oHi Chicago— J. M. Baird of Chicago. IU. 188-tf I thorn who registered at At the Plasa. was a business visitor In Ash -tthla Springs H otel yes- land yeoterdxy. / From Fort Jones - A. E. Luce of Fort Janes, Cal., spent the day yesterday in thia Left for i South.., » W ilbur Chapman, accompan city visiting w ith friends. ied. by hto ,brother-in-law, Ed See the new clothes reel at Jor M ali, left Tuesday evening for dan’s m ill, ready to set in the California and t>tk®r points soutlt t SmltM o f this city has ground. 118-tf where they w ill look for work. h l* order for a new Chev- poach with the Aujomo- Reports Hele- Brown A Rice reports the sale of ten acres In the Valley View district to R. L. Bronson of Klamath Falls. * 117-8 James Bannister, a well-known, Insurance man, who has for some time been connected with the Metropolitan L ife Insurance com pany, has »associated himself w ith Geo. H. Ybo In general Insur ance business in the Pltlsen’s Bank building. > ’ > L eft for 1 m »" Äugele»— M r. and Mrs. Waldo K la r of thia city, left on Monday -for Los Angele«, C al., where they w ill visit w ith relatives f o r some; time. Curtain .i , ‘ • ... » . Materials ■ . * ' • «- . ■ «T- / PRICED AT 4Cn COsa TO . OUR D R A PE R IE S CARRY TH E D Y ES THAT “ STÀ N D O U T” AND CERTAINLY THEY W ILL B EA U T IFY A N Y ROOM/ >• A ll Shades and Combinations to Choose From. PRICED A T Tonight and Friday Night Ashland Normal SHOP THE NEW THÍNGS AT 8 P. M, Ashland' Armory ENJOY MUSIC OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE fW fe N T Y ^ O U R • Portable Phonographs On Hand For This Sale IB-Inch Brunswick Records *Free With Phonograph 15 - 10 inch Brunswick Records F R E E ! AN EXCEPTIONALLY BEAUTIFUL TONED A N D PERFECT REPRODUCING INSTRUMENT- THIS PHONOGRAPH IS EXTRA WELL BUILT. A B IG MAN CAN STAND ON THE MACHINE WITHOUT DOING IT INJURY« MADE FOR ROUGH USAGE. A FINE LITTLE MACHINE FOR HOME OR FOR CAMP—FOR TRAVEL—TO TAKE ON VACATIONS, ETC ' 1 At The Special Price . ’39ii $ W to $1040 Down—Balanoe 1100 Par Week. Friday, Saturday and Monday ---------- — O N L Y-------------- Thia Phonograph (Illustrated) 2—$160 Sazaphones Special THEY AR E FU L L OF PHONOGRAPH^. COME IN AND PICK YOURS. IF TH ERE IS ANY BEST, YOU CAN H A V E IT. Popular Music Violin, $100.00, Special . . . . $83.00 Violin, $20.00, Special Special 1—Saxophone $125.00, at One lot, regular 35c at 10c copy, $15.00 Strad Violin, $50.00, Special $39.00 STANDARD MUSIC TWO BRUNSWICK UPRIGHTS 1 Banjo, $30.00 Special 1 Banjo, $25.00, Special TERMS IP DESIRED “ BRUNSWICK ELECTRIC PANATROPES »PHONOGRAPHS — RECORDS 1 Guitar, $25.00 Special Regular 15c, 25c, 40c, all at 8trad Violin *15.00, Special, »9.95 10c Copy $12.00 $14.75 Special W H E N CONSIDER ING PURCHASE OF PIANO, B E SU R E TO HEAR THE Special WURLITZER Special F i i f A R T Hi JLi 1 1 M IV I ’ S ij ZRHHWBIfliiRniMKHHiifln , Patterns are Elaborate New Colored Bed Spreads to Harmonize. A sh la n d C r e a m e r y BUTTER ' of Draperies - Here is where you can wonder through yards and yards and bolts and bolts of Beautiful Curtaining« and interior Decorative M aterials, Scrims add Nets, F ilets and B ay on Mesh Fabrics -y E ither W hite, Cream, Beige or Sand Shades. Just Ask Your Grocer for looking after kapineen .affairs. Hansen of the Ashland hotel. W alkat J b rv e rly resided in Thdy had been vlaltthg with r« l*- tlves In Portland and were en roots home. m , . - _ - ' And a Gorgeous Showing Two Big Games If You Want the Best, M r. pad Mrs. A: M lehafl gad «« W alker, a traveling In- fam ily of Oakland, Cal., stopped to r whp werg« pp the coast, In thia "city yesterday to visit pendfig’ a f e w ^ a y s l n this With Mrs Michael’« uncle, LOO , through the flesh of his hip. H e took a p air of tweesers and ex tracted It.. 1 J. 1 ‘ J'z PIA N O M USIC ROLLS Regular $1.00 and $1.25 Special WURLITZER PIANOS PIANO MUSIC ROLLS I. SHEET MUSIC C ”