Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, February 07, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextROB RMBtt ■ ■ Tiiraa room 4ur- nlshed apartmaat. Cleat I b . Phone 273Y. * 184-4 FOB RBNT— 9 acres good gar den soli/ large house furnished. See p e a Payne, Ashland Realty Co. 134-lwk. b!e band, Junior Prom, which will he giv Modest and sweet, a progeny of en In the auditorium of the earth. Southern Oregon State Normal — Wordsworth. on the evening of Saturday, Feb tt tt tt ruary twelvth. Thia affair la one Mrs Polk Hostess At Meeting— of the leading social ones at the Mrs. W. c . Polk was the gra- Normal and much interest Is be . cioqs hostess at a meeting of the ing shown for Ma success. Women’s Missionary society of . The Juniors will entertain as the Methodist Episcopal church, their guests the Seniors, the en CALENDAR OP RVBOTN ’ which was held at her pleasant tire Normal faculty and their Tuesday, Feb. 8.— W. C. T. }J. home on Gresham street, Friday families and Mr. and Mrs. George meets In the public library at afternoon, February fourth. A. Briscoe and Mr. and Mrs. J. 2:30. All members are urged Mrs. F. S. Engle, president of H. Fullef as honored guests. to attend. A very enjoyable program will this organization, presided In her Tueeday, Feb. a. ■ ■ Chapter AC, usual capab|e manner, at a very be given, refreshments will be P. E. O. will meet at the home interesting business session, after served and the remainder of the of Mrs. P. K. Hammond pn which Mrs. A. D. Jillson reviewed evening will be spent In dancing. Second Street. The following students a r e a chapter on “Moslem Women.” A delightful social hour was Chairman’s of the committees Tuesday, Feb. ». — Alpha Em spent and delicious and attractive which are working on the affair. broidery Club of Alpha Chap« ter No.-1, O. E. S. meets la the refreshnibdts were served at a Teresa Dement, decoration: Marie program; Margaret appointed. A Bolleau, Masonic hall In the afternoon. table prettily Mrs. Fred Schuerman and Mrs. dainty bouquet of yellpw flowers Hammerbacher, Invitation; Pat ricia Gale, features; Ruth Bow graced the center of the table, Louis Schwelp, hostesses. man, music; Joe Mercer, floor tt tt tt Tuesday, Feb. S. — Delphian Chapter meets in the Lithia Employees of I.ithia Springs Ho and Elizabeth Brown, refresh-, ments. - Springs hotel at two p. m. tel Enjoy Party— tt « tt . Tuesday, Feb. 8.— Upper Valley Last Friday evening the em Community club meets In the ployees of the Lithia Springs ho M rs. E m ery Hostess a t E m b ro id ery C lu b M eeting— olubhouse for an all-day see- tel enjoyed the first of a series of Mrs. H. C. Emery was the host > sion.. - jolly parties which will be given ess at a meeting of the Ashland Wednesday, Feb. 9. — W ashing-' i for them on the Friday evening Embroidery club which wgs held of each week. ton p. T. A. will meet in the 1 at her home on Laurel street, They supplied their own enter Washington school. Friday afternoon, February tainment which consisted mainly Wednesday, Feb. 9 .—-»Wednesday fourth. Club meets at the home of Mrs. of music, and it was surprising to The time was spent in doipg Otto Winter on the Boulevard, learn of the real musical ability fancy work, until a late hour which this group of people pos at 230 p. m. when delicious refreshments were sess. served. Saturday, Feb. 12. — Collage Delicious refreshments were Those who enjoyed this pleas-1 Women’s Club meets at the served and the remainder of the ant affair were: Mesdames O. W. I home of Mrs. B. W. Stearns at I evening was spent in dancing. Long, Frank Nelson, Clyde Cos- [I 23 North Orange, Medford. FOB BE^T— Cabin with pri room s p a n « » * with pprqh, vepg FOB * AI<> ' If you pant to get vate hath and toilet. Phone 310-J .reasonable. Phoee 381* «g egli to on the ground floor in c o m in g 133-2* Shook Bldg. r 183-9* ruRdegqe section, see or phone or call 171 Granite St. Wm. B. Gould, Realtor. Several good buys la Palm Ave and Nor- WHAM HEATED BOOMS— A mal vicinity. 117-tf few mors choice warm steam heated rooms at permanent I FOR RENT— Famslhed amah lOQ-tf FOB BALE « TRADE— 160 rates. Hotel Ashland. apartments and eaMps with ga rages. Reasonable hj month acres of land id Siskiyou, Oal. On pr week. Barber Apte. 163 Grad Pacific Highway. PPlenty of wa ite. I l l - « ter, near county school For fnr- WOMEN— Make money sew •thar particulars address Tidings. ing children's dresses, bungalow Bex >1. 133-2mo.* aprons, experience unnecessary, materials cut, instructions fur- pished, Radfield Mfg. Co., 140 Kindergarten and Nursery W. 42nd St., New York. 133-4Sat. Kindergarten a n d Nursery, BOB SALK — Thoroughbred Mrs. A. V. Hardy, 31 So. 2nd. <ay, alleging use of four Shaw let English ban pupa. Dorn Provost. Piano instruction, Mrs. H- 8 ters w ith ou t l>s permission. 134-2 Aikina. Beginners preferred. Tal. The letters were written In 441-J. 109-1-mo. 1902, a quarter of a century FOR SALE— Early seed pota- to4s, 2 cents per pound. Eating MATERNITY HOME — 183 ggo, but their ownership and potatoes 1 l-2c per pound. One Granite. Reasonable terms. 84-tf value have not changed in the estimation of the British sage. block north of overhead bridge. RAMAKER TRANSFER a n d He named Edward A. Miller, in 8. C. Royston. 1H-4» Soragp Co. offlde at residence, business as the Edward A. Miller WOOD— 1« ip. seasoned oak, 124 North Mala. Phone 410. Publishing Company, N a t h a n Flowers are there many that de •3.75 tier, Tavener. Phone 17F3. Cofaen, controlling the Monroe light to strive, 138-5* ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE— May Press and Will A. Page, an au With the sharp wind, and seem to flomipuslcate with Ensign Lee thor, as defendants. FOR SALE— Rhode .Island Red court the shower, of the Salvation Army at the hatching egga, 84 a hundred. Yet are by nature careless of the sun Tidings Ads Bring Results Phone 14FS, True’s. 1*2-4 Whether he shine on them or not; FOR SALE— Cuthbert Rasp and some, berry plants, *8 per thousand, T. SHAW WANTS DAMAGES Where’er he moves along the un 8. Wiley. Phone. 414Y. 132-8* NEW YORK, Feb. 5.— (UN )— clouded sky, George Bernard Shaw asks 3100,- Turn a broad front full on his HATCHING EGGS •99 damages and an Injunction in flattering beams: 1927 orders— start hatching the United States district court in Others do rather from their no immediately from my leghorn a suit begun through Stern and tice shrink. Tancred three year old hens. Mrs. Reubens, attorneys here Thurs- Loving the dewey shade—a huto- Allen. Brqoder tor rgnt. Phone 340-Y. 189-1 bso . « « * •funlor Prom nt Normal Saturday— Lester Beck Is in charge of the Become Popular Stop them quickly— a ll th e ir danger* and discomforts. End thefeverand headache. Force poisons a u k Hill* bceak-colda in a« hows- when they use this new wonder T the h e y tone th e whole system. T h e prom pt, re ful French Process Fqce Powder liable have led millions to employ than. called MELLO-GLO— keeps that Don’t results rely on lesser helps, d o n 'td eia y. ugly shine away. Women rave over its superior purity and qual Be Sure l t t a l h l l fiWv SMarMfe ity. Stays on so long—-skin looks like a peach— keeps complexions youthful— prevents large pores. Get a box of MELLP-GLO Face Powder today. __ FOR SALE—Good Newton ap ples, 40cts, 3 boxes for *1. Bring boxes. W. W. Robison, phone ^74 H l . 129-tf ROB 8 4 L * — Strawberry plants Oregon Improved the large kind, 60c per hundred. W. R. Lamb, R. R. No. 1, Ashland, on Neil Creek. 129«l«nto.* QttAwocuUed \« titk £ th y l FOR SALE: — The Lyon’s Im proved electric brooder. "Near est to Nature’s Way”— A marvel ous brooder. New and need. A large stock on band. Write for circular. C. F. Carpenter, Med ford, Ore., Agent for Southern Oregon. 124-1 mo. house ehipgled? 119-34* DAVIDSON’S TRANSFER dry wood for sale. Residence 55 3rd SL Phone 311. 99-1-mo.* IF YOU WANT a goad home inquire at Brown A Rice, 43 N. Main. 03-« FOR SALE— Cook and heating atoves, 86 to 326. Eagle Brass Foundry, J 69 ObocUo fit. 8 9 -1 » * p ia n o “ BARGAIN— Located near Ashland, high grade piano to be sold at once. Terms, |1 0 monthly. For particulars and how it can be seen write C. F. Hendrick factory piano adjuster, 64 Front St.. Portland. 119-16* HOOF AND MOUTH DIHEAHE 18 UNCHECKED IN SWEDEN JONKOPING, Sweden, (U P )— Crows and sea gulls are the worst spreaders of the hoof and mouth disease which Is ravaging the cat tle of Sweden, claims Veterinar ian H. Heijbel of th e Jonkoplng district, who has made careful studies of the epidemic. In ap article published in a farm mag asine he states that in primary In- taetions the crows play the most Important role and warns against letting the nows out for water or exercise It there are birds about. During the past two years the oaatagion has been confined to the southern provinces, Scania sad Halland, but this winter cases hare beep reported further eorth. No effective means of combating the disease has. yet been diecover-j ed and the government has so tar paid to IndeanAUes for slaughtered stock more than 33,- 353.000. Over the top in high A swuig over the cre*t with gears unchanged. . . . with added power and smoothness • . . . as if on wings! And that’s not a flight o f fancy . . . . you can test this new motor-thrill yourself. With a tan&ul o f Associated Ethyl Gasoline, a new driving joy awaits you . . ' . . take it, today! Associated Ethyl Gasoline works magic in motors. For example with this plus motor-fueJ, that old enemy, carbon, hecomes ytMirhdend, in spiring your motor to greater power and speed! Or maybe your car does the bronco act ia traffic, especially when you try and spring ahead from a creeping pace. But not when Ethyl rides with you . . . get Associated with E th y l. . . note the change. Your car responds to the gas like a thoroughbred to the sp u r . . . a new m o to r-th rill th a t every m o to rist e a s ily distinguishes. Try a tank of Associated Ethyl.—’the plus gasoline—tod^y- /«sH aR p M Its color is red. But, unfortunately, not all red gasolines are Ethyl gasolines. Better fill at Associated stations and at dealers who display the pump painted with red, green and cream diamonds. ' Associated Ethyl Gasoline is sold for 3 cents above the regular m arket price o f gasoline. ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY Sustaiwad QttwHty Producta „ b it. MATTIE B. SH a W ’’" Physician and Surgeon 108 Pioneer Ave Office and Resident Phone 28 Office Honrs 10 - 12 a, m. 2 - 4 p. m. • 8:30 - 7:30 p. m. DR. ERNEST A. WOODS Practice Limited To Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat X-Ray, Including Teeth M tte Bnwpt id - «a and * - • Dr. Chartes A. Haines Physician and Surgeo* Office Phone 164-J Home Phone 164-L OFFICE HOURS Convalescent Rome 188 Granite Where the sick and aged are cared for In pleasant home surroundings. 10 to 18 a. m.— 2 to B > . us. Citisene B ank B u ild in g Ashland, Oregon DR. ROLAND ALLEN PRACTICAL NURSING Physician and Surgeon CHOICEST FOOD Office Phone 108-J ' Reasonable Terms Residence Phone 108-L OFÍNCE HOURS 10-12 A. M. 2-8 P. M. WHITTLE TRANSPER A STORAGE 0 0 . F irs t N ational B ank B u ild in g Coal, Wood and,Storage Packing, Crating and Shipping. Long Distance Hauling. T. L. POWELL General Transfer Good team and motor trucks. Good service at a reasonable price — Phyne 83. Auto Freight Terminal JORDANS SASH AND CABINET WORKS Corner Helman and Van Nt Phone 181. 19' GOLF LESSONS - Call Jerry O'Neal Learn to play Golf this winter and be ready for the opening of the Ashland course this spring. for your next Job of Plambnig Phone 188 Res. 8 0 M o rton St. Let Me Teach You BILLY SELKIRK Instructor, Ashland Golf Club ¡Studio, 181 B. Main WM. E. GOULD Realtor tello, Earl Hosier, Joe Poor, Wal ter Frulan and Dyrud. » » a American Legion Auxiliary • • '■ ’ I Meets The Auxiliary to the American Legion Post No. 14, will hold their regular meeting in the'Ple- I neer hall on WInburn Way, this I evening, February 7. I The ladies have been staging a | “membership drive” and much I enthusiasm and interest has been I shown, as the losing side must I treat the winning side to a big Jsupper. The members of this or- I ganlzation are anxjous to secure Jail the new members that are possible because .they can better carry on their good work with a large group. Any one who is eligible to belong Is urged to do so, and can turn In their name to [any member. A new kitchen has been built In the clubrooms and they have been made very comfortable with beautiful drapes, chintz covered chairs, an attractive screen and a radio. Donations of any kind for the dub rooms will be greatly ap preciated. FOR SAL* — Service Station, garage and »utocsRp. Estab lished business. Average turn over last 2 years 821,269.44. Take some Ashland property, balance terms to suit. Price 319200DQ. Gould Realtor 453-J. lji-tf WANT your Call 473-J. Physician and Burgeon Bye, Ear, Nose apd Throat. Office Phone 128 First National Bank Building Phone 117 Office 89 Oak St. Colds CASCARA DR. W. J . CRANDAr.T, Osteopathic Phone 408-J Builder Contractor Repairing and Remodeling Specialist in Quality, Not Quantity; Shingling Galvanised Nalls Used. 20 Year Guarantee. 464 Mountain Ave. For Sale—Homes in ali sections of city from $1800.09 to $6500.00. Low as $160.00 down on some. Balance like rent (Jet this: 8 2 0 .0 0 m o nthly ren t fo r >O years equals n o th ia g iu t vain regrets. 0 2 0 .0 0 m onth ly payments on home fo r IO years equals a 0 * 8 0 0 .0 0 equity (estim ated) plus satisfaction The PLUS [ + ] Gasoline A n o c ia te d E th y l G a a o lln e ia •im ply regular suatained quality, “more mile« to the gallon* Aaao- dated Gasoline produced a t the $ ^ ^ £ ¡¡¿ ¡2 j : 5 ! 1 C o m p o u n d , p e rfe c te d b y rhe ‘ comlxMCion. Associendgaaem M thus gives a far larger measeae o f its inherent power a n d speed — qualities already there, but hesa. to iosM w thdlyraleaaad. May be Secured U daid 0U Ser- » Stations In addition to the series of Sun day afternoon concerts of the San Francisco Symphony Orches- J tra whioh are being broadcast by KGO, Oakland, KPO, San Fran- | cisco, and KFI, Los Angeles, there J will be a spettisi popular concert by this famous musical organiza tio n on Tuesday evening, Febru ary 8, at 9:10 p. m„ which will also be broadcast by the three sta- | tlons. The broadcasting of this, as (well the other concerts, is made possible by the contribution of the Standard Oil Company of Cali fornia and public subscription to the San Francisco Musical Asso- elatlon, whioh Supports the Sym phony Orekastra. The cost of the transmission of the concerts to Los Angeles and the broadcast over KFI Is wholly borne by the Standardw Oil Company. in order that radio listeners may derive the fullest value and enjoyment from the concerts, the Stakdarfl Oil Coìnpahy M Issuing programs which not only list the ter understand the story the com poser wishes to tell. These pro grams may be obtained at any Standard OU Company service station. The San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, consisting of ninety ar tists. is one of the leading organ izations of Its kind la the United States. Its leader is Alfred Herts. who for thirteen years was Wag nerian conductor at the Metre» pololtan Opera House in New York. 0UERN8KY, Channel Is lands— While reading a book he had Just received as a prize for proficiency in his tory, Wilfred Taylor, nine, fell into the harbor and was drowned. When his body was recovered he was still «rasp ing the book, his {oretinger inserted between the per«— of a chapter headetf "Rescu ed from Drowning."