Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, January 29, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

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    A SntA N n
ALPHA TAURI PLAY
OASTS AMS CHOSEN
Itoeal i Person©! Jiotes
D A IL Y .TRHMM
Stockholm to Paris A -H orse
“The Maker of Dreams'*.
John G »ley— Pierrot.
Patricia Dale— The. Maker.
Louise Scroggins— Picrette.
• Six Who Pass W h ile the Lentils
Boll.”
K O nCB
'M arjorie Kelly—¿Prologue.
Phoenix Won Game—
Ashland Lodge No. 45, I. O. O.
Margaret Turner— Device Bear-
In a basketball game between
M will entertain at a social card Phoenix and Jacksonville at Jack­
garty■ Monday evening. Jan. f t . sonville last night Phoenix won ■ Ruth Aitken— Davies
L ittle
AU O d < F ellow s and Rebekahs, with a score of 83-12.
Boy.
,
fedir Infittile« and viel ting guests
Eileen Gambell— M ilk Maid.
art invited. Adatfaetea free.
Beatrice Abel*-— The Queen.
Let the Ü NION w rite Tout full
Warren Doremu»— The Dread­
ceverage" ‘ automobile insurance.
Ye», of eoars«.
83-tf ful Headsman.
M t. Byers— The Blind Man.
»rge Perkins and Mise
Lawrence Maxwell— The Bal­
Georges Rose Bath Salts, Sc
lad Singer. "
enee ot Wagner Creek at McNair Broa.
asee visitor« la fe u city
Loy Barker— The Mime.
Beatrice Daley—-The You. _ '
jlU This W e e k -
“ Enter the H ero.”
B ill Vimont of Talent is con-
Jennie Grover— Anne.
•erVsd, i fined to hie home with illness
Joseph Mercer— T h e Hero:
i. The ; this week and is unable to attend
Jessie Nell Evans— Mrs. Cleary
I H - t f I classes at the Southern Oregon
Susanne Jenkins— Ruth.
Normal, where he te a student.
C liff Payne makes «teos.
Lila Dement— Assistant Dlrec-
’ Cari Loveland bea re-opened
-MnNatr'a Ç o ÿ tableta, 35c, for .hto School of Muaiq et 47« Boul­
-The Siskiyou
J f M poUL .
e v a rd .
Teachteg
Saxophons,
jC la rln a t, Voice. Calle
and all
Al fee Oregon y~»nt -
Brasa, Woodwlnd and Striag
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F Aaaar- lustramente. Phoue 154.
gaax et Ba«rameato, Cal., war*
151-5
B est in South
Dinner
!
tiritera tu Ashland yesterday,
»topping ut fee Oregon hotel.
J.
•nab prisse and
away. Inquire
a. mu««
There’s many a long mile between Stockholm. Sweden, and Parle,
but Mile. Linde de Kllnckowstrem, daughter of a baron. Is coura-
teoua— she covered them all on* horse back. She stopped lit Brussels
!.o report the wedding of Princess Astrid and Prince Leopold for
Swedish newspapers. Here she’Is with her mount.
1 tt ~
J. H. Puller, who ha« been at­
tending the legislature at Salem,
motored down to Grants Pass
last evening to attend the Jub­
ilee banquet and came on to Ash­
land, where be w ill visit over the.
week-end with home folks.
J
EXPERT VULCANIZING
We can make your old tires look like new and
give you hundreds of miles of additional service.
-
W eh ere Orchestra,
dgtee. Medford tonight
W alker •o u g h t Property fa Talent—
J. 8. Suitxer of Talent has sold
his blacksmith shop property to
Tb» Loveland School of Music I. D. Yerlan of this city who will
is now treated nt 478 Boulevard. conduct the business in Talent.
Teaching all Brass. Woodwind
and String Instrumenta. Phone
H E L P W A N T E D :— A « ta p e - >
Ï5 4 .
125-1 tent housekeeper in a small fam­
ily. modern conveniences; state
Ceuflned to H o m » -.
qualifications, give particulars re­
Chfirlee Petrie, who works nt garding yourself and monthly
the Tidings office, is confined to wages expected. Mrs. G. Z. care i
Ma home la Talent with Illness.
of Ashland Tidings. Ashland.
Plenty o f money to Iona on Visited in Medford—
goad security. Phone 31. Teo. of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hardy of
«»■we.
n . tf Fifth street were visitors in Med­
Retreading — Repairing
H -O . I t contains re much
ihe right kind o f nourish-
fehte
Hót Tamales, none better— The
PERMANENT W A VE
la the popular style of hair dress­
ing affected by young ladies, and
this fashion is woll arranged in
our beauty parlors, where raanv
of the patrons have their hair so
dressed by electric appliances in
the hands of our ekilh d ' perators.
The results show 1 r.iarming im ­
provement in mnuy 4a -is .
Lithia Springs Hotel
Beauty Parlor
GLADIOLUS
Drop me e postcard for prieelist NUF RED.
H. Hosier
Ashland, 34 Almond St.
i-
BLOX
WOOD
Announcement
Geòrgie K. Tonng, Beautician
„ P » L I U 4 STICYEX} *
. .. . . CdM tf CJWk
Boys w ife blcyelea and their
serete*
»toóte tdke notice
that riding on sidewalks and rid-
teg t e HM to rtrtete after dark
vRfcoee lights b> bicycle is a
mt sds w n n r and may be pn|«h-
« 4 M « « M tf ( M i t guilty by
Clearance To Be a
Flying is risky—but not as risky as leaving a wife in
pleasure mad London.
Mezzanine H oor
DO YOU WANT THE BEST BULBS THAT PRO
DUCE THOSE CHOICE BLOOMS?
If so, I have them at the right prices.
158-2 '
The Last Day of Our January
Including
BULBS
..
SPECIAL DRESS SALE
Silk Dress Treat
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•t
DAHLIA,
All Day Sunday
GUY GOOD
Phone 82
THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
TODAY ONLY
LOVED
^ l,e* of
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N O TIC E TO SPORTSMEN
AJ1 pioneer« who have beau i
residents of this state since
prior .to 1370, and nil veterana
<tf fee Civil M d Spanish Am»r- ¡
tena Were whp. are toipates of
fee Soldiers Home end cutuled
to Ire» hO&tlnc and angling 1|-
«btto, must make app'icatlon t o !
Ute tfe te
Oame Commissions.1
F fftocl »Irek, Portland, Oregon, {.
ff fe o r dartre a. free hunting and
naftfeg lteeude for the year
Remember Onr 85c Chicken Dinner
for Monday Selling
Marten V a n u a tu of this alty
retaroqd yesterday from a ‘rip of Lloyd L. C re te of Drain, Oregon,
tog * lfe Mrs. Ella Patterson and. spent the day yesterday in Ash­
land visiting With friends.
«fWfe*ru California.
J,
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SUNDAY ONLY
V * «gaong. those wkd stopped ia
.
XL ELECTRIC
Station
35«.
Cab. Enrolled at N o r m a l-
Miss Blossom tyead of the low­
A«lda«d yesterday. T h ey rsgistet- er Applegate, who graduated from
•k at the-Litinä Spring« hotel.
tb« Jacksonville high school In
the semester ending January 14,
$«e the new clothes reel at Jor- has Enrolled at the Southern Ore­
•hfiA m ill, ready td set in the gon Stats Normal.
greuhd. ’
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Refereed Game la Phoenix—
Spitienburg afcplea. .75« per
Wayne H ill of this city refereed
■fe« bring own box. Ash. F A a basketball game at Phoenix, last
Pre. Ansu.
night between Talent and Sams
Valley. Talknt won by a score of
AH - persons hkriag chieki
14-10.
f .
m an lag at large please see tl
t V y do net bother
.^ g h b
Florence VanDyke Improved—
»■Ó by doing so avoid paying
Miss Florence VanDyke of Med­
te *M ty in enne complaints i
ford,
form erly of Ashland, who
ftled at city oonrt.
has
been
confined to her home
ÖRO. W . MeNAQB
tor some tlm« with illness, is now
able , to resume her work as a
trained nui-ee.
Hotpoint Electric
Water Heater
We Are Open In The Morning
Now Át 6:30
By James Oliver Cnrwood
W ent to Prospect—
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tucker and
sen W ilbur, and' M r. and Mrs.
Frank Jordan of this city went
M -tk e U fe la Spring» Hotel u - ' to Prospect last Saturday to play
,.M aL JC ,F qx of O akland.. Cal., a dance.
*>*'tehtele of Tacoma, W n..
•W i
Breakfast At The
THE COUNTRY BEYOND
typewriters — E lhsrts. *
N < •» t»^—
< t- r J * * «-A.4 r- »
v À dandy plate lunch latfedlng
* * *
Maddenrs Tire Shop
ment, as any food there is.
Its delightful “ to a s te d ”
flavor keeps youngsters
‘ looking for more" even
afler the most generous
helping.
Visitor from Weed—
, B. L. K a u ff/ia s of Weed. C u t, Prom Medford—
wge a business visitor in this city
D. R. Atchison of Medford was
yesUrday; and returned to his a business tllito r in this city yes­
this morning.
terday.
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P$I>ite,..k4d . Remington Port-
Enjoy your Sunday dinner amid
congenial surroundings and where
service and food cannot be better-
Heating water by elec­
tricity is' becoming more
and more popular. It has
many advantages over
other methods. No smoke,
no fuer, saves time and
labor, cool and clean.
Let us show you the
H -O Quick Cooking Oats
cooks in two to three min-
ford Wednesday.
Olck Grey of Davidson College.
Morth Carolina, little heralded la
:he papers, wee one of the out-,
«tending players In the aouth.:
Durlftg the season he kicked six
Held goals and in fonr games bin
ability to boot the ball over thd
bar kept Davidson from defeat!
His punts have averaged 45 yards
tor the season and be Is a great
**
open-field runner
!
PLATE
HOT WATER
risking alter basisene affairs, re­
-ausila uay. «ne baie or a car
ferred yesterday tn kte home in load. Ashland Pratt A Pre. «san.
feto
.
#1.00 PER
COAL
SERVICE AND QUALITY
in fuel as well as lumber.
Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co.
Our Store
New
Silk Dresses
A.
'
MADE OF THE NEW FLAT
CREPES, SOFT CANTONS AND­
IN A MIRAGE OF COLORINGS.
All Sizes to Choose From«1
W ill Be Closed
Come Early Monday Morning and Get
Monday
Your Choice of Any of Them at
Pending the transfer of the busi­
ness to Mr. E. R. Isaac, personally.
Open Tuesday
AS USUAL