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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1927)
Talent Visitor— « E. H . W ithrow of Talent spent yesterday In Ashland shopping and visiting with friends. I Local ; Personal flotes TIRES ARK PUNCTURED BY NAILS OF BANDITS From T a l e n t - A rt Wilson of Talent was a visitor in this city yesterday look ing after business affairs. M aced Bibles in H otels— Reported Improved— Yesterday morning 3*The Gid Mrs. C. E. Shinn, who has been eons“, with the aid of Ashland's confined to her home on Oak generous givers, placed a finely street for the past few days with printed and bound bible in each Illness, is reported today to b. Of the sleeping rooms of the slightly improved. • L ttk ia Springs hotel. The bibles aim the America revised edition. Paulserud’s for cleaning. 133-tf M t»/ t>eo pie know . that “The BMeons" in addition to other Cooked food sale. Hardy Bros. gpad deeds make a special fea SAt.. 12- W. B. A. 135-4 ture of placing bibles Itfi the sleeping rooms of hotels. Yon Returned from Salem— would be surprised to know, the J. P. W olf, who has beei good which these volumes have looking -after business affairs I done. The other hotels in the Salem, has returned to his home etty were supplied with bibles on B street. some years ago. 8 In. Snow F ell— In the neighborhood of 8 In. of snow fell in the Siskiyou mountains over the week-end ac cording to local motorists who made the trip over (he mountain Sunday. At. the Lithia Spring Hotel— O. D. Adams of Salem, Ore., A. C. Fleishman of Seattle, W n., and M. N. Cook of Portland, Oregon, are among those who registered at the Lithia Springs hotel yesterday. UNION MEETING ♦ 1'roni Lewiston— Young people from the Christ ian, Congregational and Presby terian churches met in a union meeting last Sunday evening at the .Presbyterian chhrch to cele- brute the forty-sixth anniversary of the founding of the organisa tion. There were over seventy present. Miss Mary Galey, of the Con gregational church led the meet ing. with representatives from the various churches taking part. Ralph Church, a member of the Christian society, Sang a solo, and the Presbyterian orchestra of six pieces, led by Mrs. H. T. M itch el more, played a selection. W. B. Milan and wife were of the Mount Ashland chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, expects to attend the national convention of that or* ganlzation, whfeh will be held In Washington, D. C.j la May. I^r. and Mrs. Fred Homes have visitors in this city yesterday returned to Ashland from Port from Lewiston, Idaho. land, Ore., whore Mr. Homes at tended the annual meeting of the Will Attend Meeting— State Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. H arriet Fielding, regent Special Hosiery Sale For Wednesday Selling Children's “ Iron Clad" Brand V isited In Medford— Roseburg — Broccoli crop here Lloyd Moore, well known real- <s estimated at 450 cars. dent- of tile Bellview district, south of Ashland, was a visitor in Medford yesterday. He Says residents of his district are look ing forward to good crops dur Will Attend Funeral— Mr. n jil Mrs. J. S. Crawford ing the coqiing season, due to A dandy plate lunch Including Real chicken Tamales, served, coffee every noon and night, 35c. of Talent are in Ashland today identlful supply of moisture. 30c. To take home, 25c. The At the Plaza. 106-tf to attend the funeral of A. W. Dally News. Plasa. 108-tf Thomas. Visitor from Medford— THEY NEVER WORRY Valentines dance, ». O. O. F. W illiam Hanna/ of Medford H all Friday 11- Gentlemen .50c, Will Arrive Tomorrow— Charles Davis, brother-in-law was a visitor in this city yester Patrons of this laundry Ladies ,29c. Refreshments. Committee. 135 . 2 of Miss Ethel and Pearl Shrum day morning. Returned from K. F.— never worry about wheth of this city, w ill arrive tomor L. J. Orres, local tailor, has er or not their laundry row from Portland. Mr. Davis returned from Klamath Falls fp e n t Sunday. in Dunsmuir-— -will he returned when expects’ to sell Fords fqr the where he has spent a week look Em il Trausch, Howard Orres promised. They know Claycomb Motor company. ing after business affairs. Mr. and L. J. Orres spent Sunday In that we never ^ftiake a Orres opened a tailor shop in < Dunsmuir, Cal., looking after From Dunsmuir— that city last month. . promire we do not fulfill. business affairs and visiting with C. V. Bess, a resident of Duns friends. muir, Cal., spent yesterday in 8 m the new clothe« reel at Jor us serve you this- Ashland looking after business dan's mill, ready to set in the Plenty of money to loan on , We will call for it affairs. ground. 112-tf good seenrity. Phone «1. Yeo, of We are the authorized ptly and delivèr it course. g j-tf dealers and will be glad B o rn - Full line Hohner Harmonicas— to demonstrate the new Elhart’s Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hale on Confine«! to H o m e - Main street announce the birth Miss Ethel Shrum, linotypist of a 10 pound boy born on Feb Left for Heal tie— . at the Tidings office, is confined ruary 8. The baby has .been Mrs. W illiam Myer and Mrs. Sold on Easy Terms to her home on Oak street with named Frank Llewlyn. E. C. Payne of this city left yes illness. terday morning for Seattle, Wn., At the Ashland Hotel— Good Volume—Wonderfui where they will spend the next Let the UNION write your full E. C. Jenner of New York Tone Quality ten days visiting with relatives. .•overage automobile insurance. City, E. H. W arren of Wenatchee, Mrs. Myer will visit with her Veo, of course. 8S-tf Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. neioe, Mrs. Yoder and Mrs. Payne Biddle of Vancouver, Wash Will visit at the hqme of her Have a fit at Orres tailors, 11 among those who stopped in Ash soa, Dale Young. Beach Ave., east of Library. land yesterday. They registered 134-tf* at the Ashland hotel. Alfalfa Hay, one bale or a car GUY GOOD load. Ashland F ru it A Pro. Assn. Enter Aernautleal School— Phone 82 133-tf The Southern Pacific company Marvin Shaw, who graduated has requested permission of the from the Ashland high school at Deoorsted banjoukes— 36.00 at the end of the first semester, public service commission to close Elhart’a expects to enter an Aernautlcal its depot at M erlin, near Grants school probably in Pasadena, Cal., Pass. Hearing in connection with Registered Car Here the application has been set for next fall. Mr». W. 8. Bowden of Long Feb. 14. Beach. Cal.. Hans J. Solle of Jazz dance Bellview community Everett, Wash., Henry Le« of ADDS L IF E TO YOUR YEARS House Tuesday night, Feb. 3. Indio, Cal., and Donald Loobey A b well as years to your life. Pie and coffee, men 50c, ladles of Ooldfield, Iowa, registered Life without health is burden their, cars at the ’local Chamber some and the lack of it casts a ‘The Quality Store1 o f Commerce this m orning., . ‘ shadow over all our activities. All sizes of No, 23 in colors of Black ’ Sand, Cordovan and White. C liff Payne makes shelves. KOLSTER RADIO KOLSTER IronClad— -■ A Boy-Proof Stocking All of Nos. 98 and 99 in colors of Black, Brown and White. A highly mercerized fine gauge Hose. Regular 50c and 60c grade. JUST PHONE Three generations of boister ous little folks have scampered, tumbled and romped in Iron Clad stockings. Children’s Iron Clads have won their popularity because they have proved th fy can stand the punishment which the wild antics of frisky young sters givp them. They are trim and good looking, but stoutly wpven to resist the stress and strain of child-wear. See Iron Clads at our store. 1 6 S Ashland Laundry These Are The Famous Iron ( Wednesday Special At XL ELECTRIC Station A llen A Will Preach Tuesday— Rev. A. L. Whitcomb will preach at the Free Methodist church, corner of Seventh and East Main streets, Tuesday even ing, February 8, at 7:30. Public is invited to attend. At the Oregon Hotel— Today and Tomorrow 5 .............. Mr. and Mrs. L. Clayton of 8an Francisco, W . R. Redding and wife of Portland, Ore., and W alter Gratias of Glendale, Ore., are among those who stopped at the Oregon hotel yesterday. Foley PUlat a diuretic stimulant to the kidneys, cause a regular, health-giving flow, carrying out of the body in a natural way, that waste matter, which, If not promptly removed, spreads Its poisons throughout the entire system, to the , detriment of health. Bodily aches, severe pains, a run-down condition of the system, inevitably results. Avoid this. Ask for Foley Pills, diuretic. 8old everywhere.— No. Student Athletics Among questions submitted to students by the president of a certain institution of learning was inquiry as to what part of the course had contributed moat to their moral development. ’ A resume of the replies gave the in vestigators a real surprise, for it was found that a majority of the students had stated 4‘athletics.’’ While several courses influenced the development of character are included in the curriculum of schools and colleges, it is of interest that student« are most defin itely influenced by the fact that good health and good morals are neoesaarv if they are successful at athletios. This is reason a-plenty why student avnlettcs In our high and normal schools should he en couraged and supported by all good citi zens. B IG Semi-Annual A drama o f Scotland Yard, *Hniehou8e and a cripiinal’s ASHLAND fiâdîh ORÉOON A New Number to Sell at HALF-PRICE R em nant SA LE in a wonderfully good looking silk and rayon hose in champagne, blush, alesan, grain, biege and inauve taupe. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Every Remnant and Short End Goes in this Half Price Sale. THIS IS A GOOD SCHOOL GIRL HOSE AT AN ATTRACTIVE PRICE. ■ ■/ ■ Remnants of- SILKS, WOOL GOODS, washgoods CURTAIN MATERIALS, CRETONNES, WHITE GOODS, DOMESTICS, RIBBONS, F irst N ational B ank HOSE New Knitted Sport Suits and Sweaters THE CI,EVEREST CREATIONS FOR SPRING, SPORTS WEAR IN TWO PIECE KNITTED SUITS ANt) IN SLIP-ON SWEATERS AND PRACTICAL COAT SWEATERS. One .cute little model child's slip-on is only .............. $1.50 LACES AND EMBROIDERIES All go in this sale at 1 -2 Regular Prices Women’s Wool Slip-ons Fine Silk and Wool Slip-on Sweaters ................. . . . $7.