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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1927)
SATURDAY, Jamiary Medforfi M a * He ws . . Bob Roy!«, «kQ w*a «orj»<viy ; George O, yanN atta, who f e t h W r H . PerklQs aad fam ily are the secretary of the Medford been qafte lU 'fo r some time, Ja ¿ o vln g today from Iowa street Chamber o f Commerce, was a reported to be - Improving. * 4b the Pearl Sasterling residence business visitor in Ashland this ------- — qn Beach street morniag. M r.' and Mrs. Norris J. ReO; Went to Ornate Pasa— soner of Colfax, Wash., announce Mrs. Viola Sanford of Scenic Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor of the birth of a girl born on Jgn. ive, who has been confined to the Plain Confectionery, went to IB. Mr. Reasoner' is the Chrlfit-’ r borne with illness fB able to of Talent Grants Pass yesterday to look: tan minister in that city, and up and. out again. id Tuesday after buslnsas affairs. formerly resided in Ashland. Personal flotes W b e f la Vaffac» C * « * — • # j From Talent— • '- » f t . l t ft« *» *» Wahakat* o f f h e Mrs. C. W. gftw L ith la Creamery la this was s visitor in N ty, was a visitor in Wagner shopping, fra n k the first o f this week« — ----------- A dand> plat 2 ,'9t»aUeat tyrnnty-roar n e a r eoffee every qoo k a a d ry service. We wash by A t the p in » , aew Vacuam process, phene t» » -R — If » - « * C liff Paya» ’ boards. A la st» bedpom dippers, spec- —- Arrived la Ashland— '>■ Max Dement of Powers/-Ore., arrived in Ashland yesterday to spend a few days visiting with >la wife and family, here. A t the U th ia Springs Hotel— A. B. Morris of Oakland, Cal., R. D. Gross of San Francisco, Cal., and Jack Devies of Freenq, Cal., are among those who reg istered i t ' the Lithla Springy Hotel yesterday. Mrs. V. K . Allison Here— Mrs. V. K. AJlison and baby o f Eugene, Ore., Is In Ashland J A t fhq Oregon H o te U - Scarlet fever tool» the lead In -» - i . . Q. .L e is t o f.L a m o r, Cola., the skk Hat of the state for the and O. McGuire and D. K. Mosley W c -: W . Lewis’ Dt past week w ith SB cases, 20 of of Cottage Qrove, Ore., are among M o n t..s r e to A ik-' which wore in Portland. ' tfovcd lato Banford Honen-... those who registered at the Or«« ¿ at tbe home ot tin . , Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Richard gou Hotel yesterday.'• NS oa Church . street. Those knowing thewtotves In son o f Central Point 'have mov- debted to mo for the c « & 4 f their ed into the W . E. Sanford home Visited T ra il— , cemetery lot fcil- laat summer, on Sixth Street. Mr. Richardson M r. and M r * Boyd Tucket kindly rem it to Me.. M . J. Olsen. M the printer for the. new Ash of Ashland visited th e ir home Sexton. ' 120-2 land American. “ a t TraH rocentiy, and cleared b i t seme d rift wood that was Visited la Talent— Salesman Mer e causing damage to their prop- I Mrs. A. Abbott of Ashland A rthur Russell a traveling erty. spen| Tuesday with her father salesman from Boeramente, Cal«, o t Talent Z. P. Webster In Talent. - la Spending ff fe w d s y g tâ - AsW land looking a fter business affairs Bitting ap Today— . Plenty of medbjF to loan on and visiting w ith W alter Jonqs. * V. V,. Mills, local laauraaee good security. Phone 21. Yee. of Mr. Russell is with the Van Voor- man, who has been confined to course. | i . » f itles Phinney company. his home on Strawberry Lane with illness, is able to sit up 117-tf , Yeoman H ard Tim today and getting along very Gave Debat e at the I. O. O F . kail, The* first debate team of tbe Jan. l i . W ear “herd tli high school gave a debate before turnea Admission - |0c ihe assembly Thursday on “Re A t the Ashland H otel — Public invited. solved,^ that the State o t Ose- L . C. Riser ot Portland, Ora., •> „'(in should adopt a system of James Cone of Albany, Ore., and * f . P. Hunter of Wfcat Phoenix Dinner Guest la Talent— Mm. Fred Scheurman of Ash «id age pensions." The afflrma- 'O .. H. .Pledgor of Oakland, Ça)., f M i a Ashland thia Weak calling land was a dinner finest at <th< Ivq was given by Adena J.oy are among those who stopped In aa h is , aephe« Frank Hunter .«Mt Dick Joy and the negative Ashland ' yesterday.^ They reg who recently purchased the Good Oatman home In Talent last Tuce by Nebra B artlett and Ellen istered at the Ashland Hotel Jay. ' M afitO u lb ta tb » e tty . fhley. while here. U te e the new clothed r a il at Jor- Real ciyckea Tamales, served M h*e asttl, ready to set la the iBc. To take home, 26c. ground. 112-ti Usas. lOB-tt at McNair Bros. Visitors in Ashland-^ .... .... Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Klelnham ,ner of Applegate were bnainew R d w ta Deacon, retired visitors in Ashland last Monday ft minister o f this city, They also visited at the horn* >f their daughter. Mm. Clyde Nkaeod the hoaea nod foung. > Jots aa First street of « * « ta ta in .T a le n t This M formerly occupied b> I . Guaranteed rye, «hole wheat or white flour, S I par sack Ashland 9b6.ft. Wt Long «amito, F ru it ft Pro. Awa- 117-1 i I’M*’’ Charólate .Covered W iater in C alifornia— E. B. Hunt ot Mountain Ave., spending tbe « fa ta r in Cali- m ia. a fter returninff from a Ip to New Mexico. • SfiTOBHfKBSfiMSaBfiBK.’ le n tlin g When a wise buyer is looking fo r a GOOD need car, he comes, here first. — And wastes no time searching la unlikely Used Fords Commencing next Monday, Jan. 24, all of our 1 1-2 lb. loaves F r a n k lin ’s S u p erior Bread will be a full m ilk bread made according to. Government Stand ards, being the only genuine milk loaf made in Southern Ore. containing the following ingredients FLOUR SUGAR SALT ' MILK CREAMERY BUTTER YEAST Baked ip the best equipped and cleanest slio p in Guaranteed Reconditioned Priceid for Quick Sale. • Buy Now and Save Money. tourings, Coupes and Tudor .Redans ajso Dodge, Bnick and i Chevrolet CONTINUE USING THE SUPERIOR WRAPPERS UN- SUPPLY OF NEW MILK BREAD W R A P P E R S - ARRIVE IN THE SPRING. ►Priced: - 626, 675, « 1 5 , « 6 5 , « 7 5 , « 0 0 , 6225. Let us Give You a Demonstration YOURS FOR BETTER PRODUCTS Claycomb Motor Ford Garage Phone 50 DAHLIA and GLADIOLUS Let Me Send You My Price List. H. HOSLER ASHLAND OBE. ;• 341 ALMOND ST ' . r D o «M Very W e ll— B . ft. »emoa, who was operated on at the Community hospital recently, te reported to .^e;Bo(ng very « e t t ' tGraded Mbàtorf Here— ’ f t - » - B a tw m a ld ;-C . “M • fipeclr, IL .N - Caly. C arl Broomer aad J e ra , J e rw ta < Mqdford «ft. t r t m b t Ashland M R flM f*'» R h her ? h u rito ’ Baaatatèr Mra. F . r . WhUUs « f this city 16 a patient a t tke F çrtla n d Medí- j a l hospital. Mm. W hitt!? resides f t t - 6 U / B a tfto V r , Big Snows” -,R . W . Price ef the L ith la Sprlatb H otel has returned from a baslnees trip to ParOafid. H r. Prtam statai th a t the people of Bggene and Portland a f» very much Interested la the Ski race which «01 be ataged by the Klamath County Community elab, February 11. ■J B ttU Ü X ¡H.00 PER PLATE Enjoy your Sunday dinner amid congenial surroundings and where service and food cannot be hetter- James 8tout of Happaer, Or«.. AUara Darcaa of la a Dingo. Cal.. Bffle Qlaakeaahlp o f Olympia, Wash., aad F.- U Shewood of Oakland. CaL, a ra amoag the taarlsts who registered their cars fit the local Chamber of Com merce thia moybiag. “ CAST THY BlfEAD UPON THE WATERS, FOR THOU SHALL FIND IT AFTER MANY DAYS.” No matter how widely thrift is practiced, no matter hp.w much the world advances in its recognition of that cardinal virtue, there will always be unfor tunate beings who, through no fault of their own, nee^ eeabta^oe. rmanenT THOROUGHLY SEASONED WOOD DIAMOND & GAS CO. BRIQUETS The poor, the sick and crippled, the orphan, “ Ye will always have with yon,” Though they may be of no value to the world at the moment, kindly aeetst- anoe may salvage them and make them useful dti- aens. We oaanot afford to waste the potential man aad woman power represented by these unfortunate classes of society. Well directed charity is thrift, it is conservation of that immense power, That is why one day of Thrift Week hae been cat aside as “ Share With Others Day.” Those who are fortunate enough to be lelf-siistaining must think of all the world ad part of their own family« hnd feel it a duty to assist others who are in need. But charity should not only be aa obligation, it should be a pleasure. Every one can manage Ms resources sq thriftily that there will he ample margin to ahart with othera-so that lie can cheer fully give. Let this last day of Thrift Week find yon resolv ing to practice thrift in its broadest, highest sense -S a v in g Humanity. THE VERY BEST UTAH AND WYOMING COAL We are prepared to make prompt deliveries ; 'v -*é.‘ ' . . THE ASHLAND MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION COMPRISING OF THE I FOLLOWING CHURCHES: O '. ,9 THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN COAL AS AI«SO 5 IN WOOD: IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST. WHITTLE TRANSFER CO. , . 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