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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1927)
Visitor (■ AahteM»— * Ho««o» « f Jhs Gold R W elter H ow ard S tlctyl passed .. away la Sold H ill, Friday, Jan. r. 14. He was a prominent member U of the Independent Order of Odd s Fellows for th irty years. en Crsst orchards near Talent, was a visitor la this city yes terday- * ttja * Sprat Yesterday He re C. F. McCracken, represeata- l tlve of T . H. .R olliaa sbas ia - | veatmeht hoods, stopped la Ash- . land yesterday to spend the day. Mr. McCrachea went on" to Bu tene, where he w ill he located, t This hr the first time la thlrteea > years that he Jias visited this city. . ,, a Hew. Having Sale--. Mrs. M ike Tacker of this city The Janlor class ot the high telephone pole in front of the is spending several days in San school is having a cooked-food X>hla»d Cleaaiag .« Dyeing Francisco, visiting w ith friends. sale at the Plasa grocery tomor W orks,-ea Main street.. . row. ,'jO U accoant of the basketball Excellent twenty-foor b o a r game tonight the dance at the Prophylactic Tooth Brushes, lindry service. W e wash by W in te r Oardsa w ill run to 11:00 colored handles, 00c, McNair w vaCnnm process, phone «ÿ«-R o'clock. n o -1 110-1* W ill Live oa, Allison S t r e e t - Gone to Corvallis— ‘ Doctors In -Astilsnd Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Stanton George Gray, sop of M r. and Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Emmons, and little daughter Bthel, who Mrs. C. A. Gray of this city, Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Pickle, Dr. recently returned from Oakland, has gone to Corvallis, where he Ific. The and Mrs. J. C. Hayes, Dr. and Cal., w ill reside at 440 Allison has a position in the creamery lO frtf Mrs. R. W. Sleeter and Dr. and street in the Bergner house. e f the Oregon A gricultural Col At the lAthia Springs Hotel— Mrs. Win. W. H olt of Medford lege. ’ Gray graduated from O. /« H. Hlnkel o f San Francisco. spent Wednesday evening In Ash A. C. last Juno. . C»l.. 8. H. Simmons of Seattle, W ill Play iu M^etUoasL-r , .. land, where they attended the Tonight's prelim inary game Wash., gad Geo.. M- Rplevyeon Students Vaccinated— win he played by the teams of Jacksop County" Medical Society 4T Portland, pre., are among banquet 4 at the Lithla Springe i The students who attend the - - - / 1 those who stoppet) at ¿he Lithla Company A Wedforcfr and Bat hotel. Washington grade school were tery B o f Ashland. This game ¿prints Hotel yesterday. vaccinated yesterday for small cqmes before th e mein game Brick Plant W UI W a r t - pox. t new spring saltings and between Medford high and Eu Purchase of the Southern Qre- gene high nt the armory.— Med- in men's wear. Just in, gon Clay products company nt ad’s. 117-tf Cord Mall Tribune. Central Potpt has been effected by J. L. Hoffman and associates, .Guaranteed rye, whM$ «h in t or Winter O arden Dance tonight, who have formed the West Coast II start at * and close a t IS . white flour, | | per sack Ashland Clay Products corporation. Brick, 117-« 110-1 F ju lt A Pyo. Assn.. tile, tile pipe and, other clay pro* ducts are to be manufactured nt .Stationery gale— E lh a rt’s. l$om VaacOnver — this plant. -»M r. and Mrs. T. H. Adams and From Klamath F alls— ‘ son of Vancouvpr, B. C., stop Teaching Lincoln School— , < FOR, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Ramsey ped in Ashland yesterday to visit Cleon Caldwell, student at the [bf Klamath Falla, arrived In this t^e city aad drfnk Lithla water. city yesterday and w ill visit at S. O. Normal is doing practice the home of Mrs. Ramsey'« par teaching at the Lincoln school. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ruger Leaving for Pro sp ec t - ’ n t - t r on Alida street. , Mr. and Mra. Douglas Reid ' Orange sheds!, Holmes Oro- [ < A lfalfa sulphur, Sulphat of Am- on Coolidge street are leaving eqyy l t 0 - l toonia. N itrate ot Soda, Oronnd soon for Prospect. where Mr. » tohm and gensrgl fertilisers. A«h- Reid w ill be. employed by the fil-rr- A w y— ) Uhd F ru it A Pro. Assn. 117-« California "Oregon Power com pany; John J. Grim passed away at Saturday and Monday Special Ms home In Central Point, Ore., v *,U ta« ta Ashland— ’ * •*. ■ ■/. * .x, •»I J * 1 ** • • * ’. r • L eft tor Dunsmuir— Wednesday evening., M r. Grim W alter Jones, who works for a prominent eltisen o f that th* Southern Pacific company a t a Mr- *nd Mr«. W.> E. Sanford city. KJamath Falls, la in Ashland Of Sixth dtfdef le ft today fd t .£ • ■ . visiting with relatives and friends. Dunsmuir, Gal., where M r. Sane Three Flo war Fees Powder, 7 Be f *• * brother of Mrs. ford Is employed by the Southern. Pacific company. Jdr. aad Mrs. Elwood Hsdbsrg -W o N n lr Bros. Sanford have boon résidants of In Stationery— Bl- Ashland for n npnqber of years. dandy plate lunch Including ; Bargain A dandy grade Thread Silk, Regular $2.25 Cloth, M itt’s. e every noen sad night. SSe. The city Is patting la a new Two Siili Specials Saturday and Monday 40 inch B a w n e f Satin in Ten Beautiful Shades Au 40 inch Heavy Silk Crepe de Chine ia Plata. l««-tf Saturday and Monday Special , George Jbhnson and J. A. the » M»«- J. P. K elly and family of Kdsffe of Klam ath Falls are busi- poet this city spent Wednesday la nans visitors in Ashland today, end. ' »bopping and vjaltlng T he Yard, $1.59 NEW SIIÁDE8 IN IIOIÜPROOF SILK HOSE themselves lg- NOW SELLING $1.00- AND UR 1ÌEW SPRING GÓLF SWEATERS ARRIVING H ave T ak en A d v a n ta g e of Our “Bottom Ü Sea” Price Sale ? ? HAVE Y O U ? ? w • MILLER’S TOGGERY “Hab-a-dash Inn” And Still They Come The Big Dissolving Partnership Sale With the Only Real Prices is. Still The Main Attraction The Crowds That visit Our Store Daily is the .Best Evidence that the People Appreciate Quality Mer chandise at Our Attractive Sale Prices. QUALITY PRICES w ^ w THAN THEY ARE HERE AT L92Vs GREATEST SALE EVENT IN NEW COLOR CREATIONS. SEE THEM HERE. ’• W . Mahood ô f Pacific Pal- Mk- - registered his car Ah« Meal Chamber of Com- fet'lfSls.m bM Ilng. MorMOIseh Mayers “OVTWARÍ>¡ BOUND” a FINISHING TODAY Normal School Auditorium ^The Silent Lover” ; Í - with MILTON SILLS Curtain Rises at 8:45 Franklin . Business JWan For National Thrift Weak (January 17-23) we are quoting the foUowing paragraph from Benjamin Franklin’s autobiography relative to essentials for business success: “ I took care not only to be in reality in dustrious and frugal, hut to avoid appear- aaoes to the oontrary. I dfoesed plainly; I was seen at no places of idle diversion. Thus, be ing esteemed an iadustrknm thriving young man, and paying duly for What I bought, the merchants sMidted my custom and I went on swimmingly.”- Albany Collegé drama of the bode — Where t prove brothers va- Ashland Normal PRELIMINARY GAME, 7 JO MAIN GAME, 8 JO , OF “ SHOW AOOMELY be made most valuable credit standing which is in business H ast N ational B ank ASHLAND All Outing Gowns All Knit Goods All At Sale Prices All At Sale Prices Bath Rohes - Kimonas All Corsets z- ' Brassier s All At Sale Prices AU At Sale Prices Muslin Underwear Curtain Scrims AU At Sale Prices AU At Sale Prices Si|k - Cotton Umbrellas Blankets-Comforters AU At Sale Prices AU At Sale Prices All Infant’s Wear Sheets And Pillow Cases AU At Sale Prices AU At Sale Prices Traveling Cases - Bags Ginghams and Percales AU At Sale Prices AU At Sale Prices Silks and Wool Goods Cotton Batting AU At Sale Prices AU At Sale Prices Curtains and Draperies Towels and Toweling AU At Sale Prices . ' AU At Sale Prices \ ’ Hosiery and Underwear Silk and Wool Gloves AU At Sale Priées AU At Sale Prices COATS and DRESSES AU at S ate P rices SALE PRICES EVERYWHERE nS&l . OREOON Ashland Armory e to»