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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1927)
*■ h . e x m » nr "TFfy WOMEN— Make -money sew ing children’s dresses, bungalow i s h shd Wui brìig i l i «BTOQS, Experience unnecessary. . Is In good location and Materials cut. instructions fur ike a nice home, Brown A nished. Badfleld Mfg Go., 140 W. 4tnd 8t., NSW York, i» 7 -i* FOE HADE— 8 room house 82800; 5 room house, 81600; 8 LADY AGENT, permanent to- room house, 81060; F. L. Nuttee 140 $ . lty n . ‘ ' 182-6* ooma from article Sold exclnslve- ly lo Women. Write Mrt. L. M. Campbell, 908 Thurman St., Fort- FQR BALR— 8-room plastered FOB RENT— Modern five room land, Ore? "182-1* furnished house. Inquire 866 6th ouse near library, garage and >ood shed, lo | «0x70. 81700, s t- ‘ MK Terms. Brown A Rica, 61 K Mato. 1 18-4 i FOB SALSI—If you want to get to on the ground floor to coming residence section, see or phons Mlsl Annette Francisco, a 100-W Wm. B. Gould, Realtor. Several Camp Fire field secretary, was in good buys fa Palm Ave *ud Vor- Ashland Thursday, January 80. mal vicinity. 117-tf, The Board of Sponsors met with her at a dinner held at the Lithia RABBITS— Meat rabbits want Springs Hotel to her honor. ed 200 P it week. Top prices. We Mlsa Francisco spoke to all fhe also want some mgp, grads build Camp Fire Girls In the Junior Hl ing stock. ¥ assembly Immediately a f f • r price, gbami school. She had many lovely ideas Babbitry. Box >84. Ashland 121- Sat.-Wed.» for Ceremonial Gowns and Bead FOR SALE— 2 9x12 rugs, Bauds and she bad with her an small bed room rug, 3 upholster exhibit which very much interest Want to do cement yofl ed rocking chairs,’ n«< singer ed all the girls. A full explana Coping around cemetery lots. 1 sewing machine, 6 tube Atwater tion of National Honors was giv J. Olson. 120 Kent radio with speaker and bat en, and a number of them were tery charger, vacuum cleaner, exhibited. Piano Instruction, Mr». H. g small table, one double bed, one Miss Francisco was with the' Alktos. Beginners preferred. Tel. 8-4 bed, day bed, mattresses, 80 Guardians Association In the eve 441-J. 109-1-mo. Granite St. 122-1 ning at the Lithia Springs Hotel. FOR SALE^-TWO ^OTd bugs " Her entire visit prdyed of great snd complété trap drum outflt. Val,ue to Ashland Camp Fire Work Dtums Just tbe thing for Jazz and all whom she met felt her en orchestra and In excellent condi thusiasts and the wonderful work tion. W. S. Stennett. 116 Cen which she is doing. Ashland Camp Fire Gris have tral Ave. Phone 293-R. 122-2* waited eagerly for a place of their FOR gALR— Milch COW. in own, in Which they might kold quire üeo. Starr, bead of Reach their meetings end revelries. The : W - I l Î 0 _3. Board of Sponsors spent a great deal of time In findlqg a suitable Oregon. 'ANT your house shingled? list and/bt last foBhd a very ac 119-26* 473-J. ceptable. cabin on Terrace Street. 2 tnculiators. The cabin was Immediately leased and placed In the hands of tl)e lee for wood. d ^ p fire" Girls fh e Boafd, of _®ry oak, Mantanlta. Sponsors, as well as others, have Phons 17FÏ. 111-10* ,^?.B IWJrtPW f t their donations to the furnishings and comfort of the place. , , „ , On Saturday, January 22, the cabin was dedicated to the work of the Camp Fire^GIrls. The w ,® ceremonies were shdrt and Im Inquire pressive. WW»- Rev. F. S. Pembertoq gave the scripture reading and Invoca tion. ' Mrs. H. C. Galey gave tbs Foundry. 14° ObnrUn St- 80-lm ‘ dedication speech, which was re sponded to by Miss Edna Goheen, SAItf—jrood at 81» pw for tbe Guardians, Lucille Carson oord, black oak. Body fir, 810.60 for the Sr. Hi. C. F. G.; Venlto cord. Sawing Included, 13 to. Hoagland for the Jr. H. C F. G; oak. 84 tisr, I I to. 84.69 tier, and Rernlce Clawson for the body fit, 89.60 and 64. Phone Grade fchool C. F. Q. * fti-B ot call 939*B I t, L.' A. The girls very much appreciat i - a v i- < a "*« ■< « m m A ed toe work o f all who helped to For Your Breakfast Our golden brown waf fles with real m^ple syrup, and hot coffee are delic ious and tempting. O^her breakfast ^opjbRiations i n c l u ’d n , g guaranteed WE HAVE MANY NOON LVHCS e . Vocbalzar, d w ye» ng. Talent, O j S. Phone 8«6- Estlmates given on water me ~ “ 100-1-mo.* ^A T O B 4 R ? 4 ^ ~ Located near Ashland, high grade piano to be sold at once. Termb, 810 monthly. Fpr parUculgrs and how it ban be sehn write *C. F. Hendrick factory piano adjuster, 66 Front St., Portland. 419-16* Only a Few kitchen £N IF E SPECIALS Butcher knives, values up to $2.50 for MONRT N IN IN G E R ’S N^WARK. N. J., Jan. I f .— Rather than P*y fUfty cents re- ward for the return of ^1,204, Mrs. Rertha Oerhorn, 61, prefers the police ^eep the money. The moqsy teas, lost in q restaurant and, Urned. pver tq police Ijy a waitress. Mrs. Gerhorn had ad vertised and offered a reward for Its return. Tn&day. Jah. S8.— Danghter1» s f .the Mila Ceremonial In 9 W * Pass. Initiation and lnatallh- tloh o t officers. Call'439-J. f Tuesday, Jan. 88.— « . C. T. U. will meet in the public .li brary. Tuesday, Jan. SB.—-Alpha Club Wiu moot m tt a MfppnM MU- W«<U>ead»y. f f - ~ Rodai cle of the Christian church meets in fas church parlors Bt 1:80 p. n . Thursday, Jan. «7.— Past Ma- ’ 'trons'Club meets at 'the home of M m . L. A. Roberts at 44 Church Stréét. ‘** U? f - Thursday, Jan. 27— Merley Circle will m eet'at the home of 4lrs J. t . Hopper at i l Scenic Drive. Friday, Jah. SB^-Therò will bè a ' Missionary reception fa the M. B, Church at 7:10 p. « - M ft K Social Circle Wednesday— The Social Circle ot the Chris tian church will meet to the church parlors, We<fae«»V *Aer, noon January twenty-sixth Bt 2-Jo p. ty. This meeting will be the labt one before election of officers, and all members are urged to attepd. The refreshment ^oqypUtee will be composed of Mrs. Nqlla Rice, M ii. W. B. Sanford, Mrs. Shard, M m . Bering, Mrs. Tamer and Mrs. Merriman. At noop the board of spqpsors « J o y ^ “lBn$hepq, > fte ap rlnk l^ tel apd l/stei^d ÿ Miss Francisco tell In a very fprceful manner the good of Camp Fire organisations In con nection with thé public schools. Members ok this hoard are Mrs. Gordon McCracken, Mrs. Henry C. Galey, Mrs. Henry G. Enders, Mrs. B. C. Forsythe, gtrs. D PerottJ, Mrs. Rprtba Deqfo«, Rsvsrqqd, ¥■ F. ?s«lw rtoq, Rr. V« 4- Crandall, Mrs. Homer El- kart and Superintendent George A Brisco^. J Miss Francisco ylgtted the Camp Fire shack op Terra«« S t. after which she enloyed a ride through the ÇSTh. At fqur o’clock she spoke ¿before the assembled Camp Fire.girls. Ip the evening Mias Francisco met wUh the loeal board of guard ians at the dinner hoqr and help ed them plan (or the coming work here. The hoard of guard- lane consists ot Misa Mildred Crain, Miss MeU Carter, Miss Ed na Goheen, Miss Mora Ward, Miss Beulah Hussey, Miss Katherine Parsons, Miss Helen French, Miss Miriam Calmenson, Miss Schmidt and Miss Ethel Reid. ------ ' TAFT. CaL, dan. > i— (VN1— Approximately 156,ft pounds of poisoned grain are being used dally to kill the* mice that have Infested thin district for a num ber tof weeks. Thousands of the rodants are saM to be in tka «Ek HU is and Buena Vista oil b id » and hun dreds o t them are marching dally upon the ctwee of. Taft, fallow » and McKittrick. only to meet their end by eating poisoned grain. „ Ernest Miners, who lives near Ford City, has accounted. for 1 U of the mice. Miner» says hs sprinkled poisoned, grain aronfd hln yard and counted 17» mice and 46 gophers when' 11 disap peared. The highway between Taft and Bakersfield is speckled with dead mice, victims of automobile tiros, according to reports plsro. The campaign against the ro dents Is being conducted by C. H. Bowen, ot the count/ horti cultural Commissioner's office, who believes the pests are 'be Klamath Falls— Orleans sus ing ' rapidly annlhllhted. pension bridge over Klamath River opened for use. PiyiWino Tàmit^ Tq E ye,E ar,X ow w 4T h ^ X-Ray, Including Tert DR. MATTIE R- S H A * Pbyaiclaa and Surgeon 108 Ploneer Age Office and Resident Phone 28 Office Hours 10 - I t s . m. 8 - 4 P . m- 6:1,0 -, 7:80 p. * Q ffic e P h o n e 1 6 4 -J Home Phone 164-1» Convalescent Rome IOS Granite Where the sick and aged are cared for in pleasant home surroundings. tt tt 9 Reasonable Tensa Physician and Surgeon A STOBAOB ÔO. Goal, Wood and Storage Packing. Grating and Shipping, l i n g D ispnee Hanllng. Auto freight Terminal £,evei;aj Advance Styles in Spring < THX POWDBB PUPP Phone 117 Offl^ M/Çak S t - fords for Men are Now Here. BEAUTK Now Under the Direction of Rose Sullivan. n to play Gol| this winter be ' S i i openi £ f Ä « 1 SS"! OVERLAND SHOE SHOP Phone 77 Fojr Appointment T. L. POWELL General Trsmtfer SMITH QUALITY POULTRY Ashland Golf Club Studio, X8i B.' Rain Phone S3 JORDA FARM Corner Helman and Van Nasa. Phoge. 18X. 194-tt Anti-Uric Onr 14,000 Mammoth inwhatW fa humming away, and wi$ be run to full capacity this spring with ou£. eggs. Chicks all sold up to th«t 11th of 4 p i$ hatch, 76 per cent of them going to old customers. . for RHEUMATISM Regular 81.60 .. Introductory Offer <1-00 Per Bottle Miss Annette Francisco, nation al field worker for Gamp. FlTO> arrived In Ashland last Wednes day evening and. spent Thursday meeting with the various boards and- committees connected, wftk Rlamafti Falls district shipped 4200 head beef stock during 1926, worth 8806,000. ^ 'U H 'P r i c e We have just received another shipment from our nurseries in Portland. Cliqibiug roses an,d ad kinds o£ ornamentals; all kinds of fruit trees—walnuts, almonds, filberts and many others. Also all kinds of berry fruits. Ford Batteries Villa Nyrserics 13 Plate Robber case battery, Medford, Oregon, Sixth and Holly Sts. Across the Stteet From the Postoffice Phone 1136 WM. MOSS, Prop. S t Yf 25— ion high school fo Plumbnig Phone i s r Rea. 8 0 Morton St. be W M X. 00U1D Phone 4MkJ Builder Specialist In Quality, Not Quantity; Shingling w This Rattery fits 80 per cent of all cars and Is Ideal for . ms P ic k w ic k « » e *w »,>*■< siw.ypwiw ww* • »• »4 & Ü*ge ßy»K W POINTS SÇUTH ’a s . a r 1' For Sale—Homes in all sections of city from $1800.00 to $5W0.0Q. Low as $150.00 down on some. Balance like rent Btdto «Kfagries, .. WllSft No Change for fouaultation ’* dhywher^ sq 4 I nr, Mellenthin Is a regular graduate to medicine and surgery and Is licensed by the state of ^ fifif’i loes not operate for chron- v ,° * as often ns yon like. ie ^Igcni. LOOK AT T B S o Internal Redlclhè foç the paat fifteen years Bfttteiy Bjoharge, Ford Oarage Phone 50 ^ DOBS NOT OPERATE ASHLAND TO Qaycomb Motor Contractor Repairing snd Remodeling eked recRnlM adaptable throe positions. A N C IS C O ^ rB B V B N T R fK HOIpU} tickets fypm Pickwick 84a*e A gent ’afe— 1ST Hast Mteln St. P hone M ’ fa »kfeeddlciu«, gqll stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or adenoids. He has to his credit wonderfitl results to diseases of the stom ach, l(vir, bowels, blood, skto, nerves, "heart," kidney, bladder, bed watting, catarrh, weak lungs, ¡ Ä W - . Ä • * * * Mrs. L. L. Paets, Moro, heart trouble. MoU 1 . F. Hsgtr, (daughter Mafln). Walton, tonsils and ads^ Mrs. ■ » I k « C. Malloy, Hillsboro, i 5 L » . . 8 k » n » ,- awa. Wash., colitis. Grover 0, Gouthlsr, Coqdille, O rc, dontls and ulcers dt stom ach. 1 Mrs. Carl Johnson, MarshfleltL ear troubla, l J. W, Turner, Dallas, stomach trowMw T E. A. Rusaell, Klamath Falls. ‘ T e t o S b e r the above date, that consultation on this trip will be jD-stf land that his treatment it dltfhrent. * • —. ’ Mafflsd women must be acconi- panled by their husttands. - tM n »■ : h i t Bradbury Bldg.. Loa Angelas, California. 9. 8H0PPE (Over The Tidings) OOLP LESSONS PARING K U V E S AT 20 CENTS EACH reoPLE » n town bcuw * eoo2b DB. BOLAND i r l -Oc. R 55 ALLEN F r t ï.» Residence Rhone 188-L lory o»- W e m , Äu-TBe a « T ♦ .» . . » ÇHÇHCEST FflOÿ, Of^çe Phone 1Ä8-J Miss A nne«e,FrancM co to Ashland— Only 57 Cen^s McMinnville — New 276,000 Baptist church dedicated. , OFFICE HOURS 10 to 12 a. m.— 2 to 8 p. te. PRACTICAL NURSING Episcopal Choir Entertained by Trinity Guild— The ladles of the Trinity Guild of thè Trinity Episcopal e^ rch , delightfully entertained the mem bers of the choir and their hus bands and wives to the P ^ fth House Friday evening, January twenty-first a /e r choir pracUfce. Tlje high school trip, which is composed of Miss Floy Yònng, Miss Mary Galey and Miss Rose Alkens, played several beauMful selections and Mrs. W. M. Rpley gave some vepr clever readings. The remslnder of the evegjnii was spent playing Bridge. Tfas. John R. B&ijardq receiving Mat prise and Dr. C. w . Hanson^ Mas awarded men’s first prise. tJ a late hour delicious refreshmSkts were served by the ladles of^Jae Guild. Dr. Charlea A. Haines Physician and Surgeon Get this: S2R.00 monthly rent for 10 years equal» nothin* but vain regnrta. *88.<M> month ly payments on borne' for 10 years equals n f 1800.00 SteMty. estim ated)' pins ShtinfhOChm i f home oprner. 9 ^9 0 , ‘