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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1927)
Rl V I , Alack. It wap in the spring tim e of bird life , and love’s forces »ere at work. Pitspatrlck plead ed It would be heartless to take them away a t that tim e. M <ive violent lowp» afthfre wlthJ five’ Warren Dorema» .to confined tol kto-'kepse on Oak street, with çonal Talent Visitor— GuaraA|eod ’*>•. whold wheat o f . - W . M. Breese of Talent wee a '-SAN FRANCISCO, Jan,*M — business visitor la this eity thia white flour, 12 per sack /tshland F ru it A Pro- Age»- ' - - ■ 1 1 7 -| < U N )— The. course of true love is morning. -r - a rocky proposition, not only w ith humane, bat w ith canaries. of die Sflfe meeting See the new ' T h e re ''to ' still much frosen ’ H o w ever fivo feathertoppe^ a t s Gronta rase dan’s miH, res snow on the 81skiyou and Green demure flapper» and fly« candfng (. « t f l o’clock ground. Spring mountains.' Although th^ yotmg fellows J ttth e ^ aviary -di itiön and installation Dennto Fitspartlck are tgnotaiit Visiting in FovWaad X » » * . bin inoifed t i e ¿ snow slightly Friday, tote In thé 'afternoon It o f-th e ’’bttmpe'* aad are making . Mrs. Marcia M itchell of Laurel love while the sun shines. Excellent twSnty-fonr » o t t ' r ' street has been lb Portland for again (rose hard. Rudolph Sreaovich. bird lover. laundry r servida- We wash ■ by tfce past two w e e k s v la ftin g at Was called out of the city a year At the Ashland Hotel— new vacuum proosaa, phone »M'R the home of hdr sod. <■’ - 1 a . sy»; }'. Both Haywdrd, of Tacoma, Wa„ and a half ago and le ft IS Can aries to board with Fltapatrlck, ’ A lfalfa sulphur, Snlphat of Am W. J. McGreal of PdrtMUA, Or«., who rears roller canaries fo r the and H. B. Pratt and A. W . Hanot monia, Nitrate of Soda. Ground concert stage. bone and general fertilisers. Ash of Seattle, .Wash., .are among Later Sreaovich took away some land F ru it A Pro. A w n. 117-2 those who stopped at the Ashland of his birds leaving fiv e young,, hotel yesterday. ladles. Recently, after the flap .Returned from Portland— . Hot water' bottle, M cNair Bros. pers had partaken of the Fltspat- Geprge Shafer, who bps spent rick board for more than a year, 91.25 to 92.20. e past few days in Portland. Sreaovich called for. them. ' a., returned yesterday to hto -home In Ashland. Arrived in, Ashland— that to .T e a . we sell apples Miss G ram H. . Chamberlain phrt o^ our business. Ashland A dandy plate lunch toeftidteg 122-tf coffee every poda and night. Sic. and Miss Elisabeth Palmer, whp F ru it » Prò. Ama. A t the Plesa. 122-tf have spent the past tew weeks at California points, arrived la In Medford Yesterday— -M r.-a a d Mrs. B. H. Crow oa Aft the Oregoa Hotel—r . ’ . * 1 Ashland Thursday and w ill oc cupy their beautiful bungalow Van Ness Avenue, were visitors Mr. and Mrs. E a rl M axwell of .„ to Medford yesterday. Seattle, Wash., R .‘ W . G rayblll southeast , of tqwu.. K and- wife of Richfield, Cal.¡ and Valentines from lc up at P. A: Luk Qf Berkeley, C a l,a r e N alr Bros. among those wpo stopped in Ashland yesterday. They regis tered at the Oregon Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. C arl McBwea, who have spent the ’ past few d|sys to Idaho visiting w ith Mrs. McEwen’s parents, have return ed to their home in this city. V Ot becoming Invojyed le politicai debate, 'Y > .‘ 5 Ì T j Though M r. Coolidge la . the t i n t president to wring the (n il benpCIt. that to possible through, DI»»*. • ¿V . U . r ' ' And bebMes, he «enteaded. If they were separted the five malee would be heartbroken fo r a year and would not slag until anothej. - mating vssapoa eamp along» A lto ,, he said, dhsps »pa> the matter of board, the ladles not being able, to finance , them selves. ' ‘ be one mors that that Woodrow be one ritore thing that Wood" row Wilson w ill have to answer foV. { He developed -the present method of dealing with the press. fiW ig h yot f la m j to t | e a rtic i heigh«» Since readied. ,? Cleveland refused to have any thing to de w ith reporter» because àie prede t a d M hed oreb seme, in cident» of his earlier private life. McKinley rarely saw reporters. S enators arm aroused They got their news from M ark OVER MYSTERY SPOKESMAN Hanna.' Roosevelt called in fa vorites. T a ft eased out most of (Continutd from Page 1 ) hto npws through the Washing ton correspondent of the Ta'ft a testimonial to the fact .that a fam ily newspaper, the Cincinnati true reporter never gives up hope, TJmee-Star. *. prohibition. T riv ia l Inquiries usually are answered quit» com Wilson was the firs t president pletely. Controversial ones are to eliminate these Journalistic dealt wi|h gingerly If at all. For middle-men and open the W hite the presidential spokesman knows House to a ll correspondents tnljy the advantages of innocent through semi-weekly press con publicity as well as the dangers ferences. Hé never peqpltted Have yorfr clothes cleaned, eased and repaired at Paulse- d’a. 122-tf A LIGHT LUNCHEON You will be d e H g l^ our toasted sandwiches. A' eup of hot, fragrant chocolate or delicious coffee, with a light salad or desert will oomplete a perfect lunch menu. Let us serve lunch to you tomorrow. J (j Lithia Springs Pharmacy BIG “TWO-IN-ONE” SAI A Double Event of Greatest Impportana OUR BIG DISSOLVING PARTNERSHIP SALE COMBINED WITH OUR Clearance Visiting to Valley— 'S m a r t aew spring suitings aad styles in men** wear, Just la, Fftntoerud'a. 117-tf , ' occasion when reporters fíreé heavy volley of rapid-fire* qw tlons at hlfe. Mrs. A. B. Hensley to plan Fees Raised Slightly— A slight raise in fees for the ning to spend the day In the valley on a combined business summer session of the University and pleasure trim' She will vleft to of Oregon has been announced. Ashland with her daughter, Mrs. For Oregon residents In regular C. W. Olelm -aad her eon Harvey session both in Eugene and Port C1KL— Knamath N O w a ,. ■ land, the foes mttl bu 9>br These who attend from outside the Real chicked Tatohles. served. state must pay 992. F o r post 90c. To take bomb, 92c. The season ot tour weeks the fee » ill be 910. Discount Discount S»w»S>ees e e e e e e SLIDE’ TROMBONE WITH- ÎLÔOR RACK; TWO MOUTH PIECES, B M « , BARGAIN 120.00 •a y more debts contracted by my Wifo. Mra. Atonia Roberta after thto date, January 22, 1127. (Signed) 7 “ G tiV ROBERT8. - • . 122-9 • ’ 1 ’•» •’ WUí.-d-’FUF» | During our big dissolving partnership sale all mereban- * dise has been on sale at prices w'ay below regular-values end now as an extra attraction and to emphasize the 1 •f: opposite ■ Just- make your purchases at the present sale prices and the. cashier will deduct the exlrti 10 per cent dis- count from your total purchase—this applies to every article in every department in onr store. This means that importance of our «January Clearance Sale all merchandise merchandise in many departments will be sold for less will be sold at a |till lower reduction of an extra 10 that actual cost, but cost* has practically been forgotten ■ • - - ■ 5 ? f a and our already low sale prices. per cent discount FAMILY MIGHT MThe Mystery Club” NEVER WAS OR NEVER WILL BE EQUALED BY ANY LOCAL FIRM FOR ONLY AT ALSO AN ESOP’S FABLE and a travel picture DOWN TO DAMASCUS DIAMOND & GAS CO. BRIQUETS Father and Kiddjet for 80e. , Bachelors Regular Admission & Co’s. Big S a le THOROUGHLY SEASONED WOOD THE VERY BEST UTAH AND WYOMING COAL We are prepared’ to make prompt . deliveries THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN GOAL AS ALSO IN WOOD: IT PAYS TO BUY THE BEST. WHITTLE TRANSFER CO, WILL YOU BE OFFERED THIS WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY • v * * ' ' * • • * . ; Goods, SilKs, Draperies, Curtain Goods, iRets, Hosiery, Underwear, Corsets, Gloves, Goods, Coats and Dresses at Our Regular Sale Prices— Creamery, Butter ess a n Extra 1O% R e d u c tio n THIS IS THE LAST WEEK OF THE BIG SALE ASK FOR IT BY NAME AT TOtJB QBOCEB. SALE CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT! Patronize a Home Industry I “ IT ’S THE QUALITY” LITHIA CREAMERY Phone 84 .u ij-4 to « *»