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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1927)
From Ht. Paal— Ba)-« Roach— éka V t ovar » placbv scrapes like thia,” he said. Joseph » D. Landriault has C. Cahill of St. Paul Minn., ON IFAVTRKMOXT Rraatns Composure bought through the Ashland was a visitor in Ashland 8unday, But the prisoner regained his Realty company the 17 acre ranch ( Continutd from Page I ) composure and asked for civilian of the Moore estate on East clothes, which were furnished. Boulevard, and he has moved I " I nearly fainted,” the prisoner The " tip ” that brought about « told hip captors .here, "but I D'Autremont’s capture has been Into his new residence. i. laughed it o ff, saying lots of kept secret. I t is credited to an , people look a lik e,” Plenty of money to loan on “ inform ant," but this is as far Visitors from Portland— ‘ . good security. Phone S I. Teo, of I , There was an a ffa ir w ith a as postal authorities w ill go in SS-tf Mrs. H. L. W alter and daugh course. woman here in M anila and this discussing it. ter Ruth, o f Portland, Ore., are may pave bad something to do 'Tracking D ’Autremont was all Spending several days in Ash W ill Go to Look-Out— w ith D’Autremon’ta arrest. The the more difficult because he Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Peachy land visiting at the home: of Mrs. , soldier met a pretty Santa Ana never wrote to his parents or ac *re planning to go out to Look- A.' W. Russell. r cabaret glrj of the type known ns quaintances. He never attempted Out station again this summer, i “ Ballerinas-” ' The two, unmar- any disguise and even continued i ried, lived together for s o m e the same method of combing his A dandy pints lunch including where Mr. Peachy had done ser coffee every uoon and n ig h t/ « 6 c ., vice for eight years. The Look- , time. Authorities are trying to hair. w A t the Plain. 106-tf Out Is about 10 miles up in the i locate the g irl, but w ill not say A fter taken into custody, how mountains from Applegate and Whether D ’Aiftremont told her of ever, D ’Autremont, who is only the Oregon crimes. Thursday n i g h t Medford, commands a fine view of the sur 22 years old, asked about his Tucker’s Orchestra, at W a lk er’s rounding country. When imprisoned here, D ’Au mother and father and was eager Will Speak Here— Old Time dance. ,1 4 1 - J tremont threatened ' to commit to know if his brothers, Roy and Paul Brown, a Christian En Hare a fit at Ohres tailors, 11 suicide. ’ Ray, accused also of participation deavor worker, w ill speak at the Beach Ave., weet b f library. E. C. Allen H ere. " I suppose lots of fellows k ill in the Oregon holdup,, had been Congregational church this even 1 3 4 -tP E. C. Allen, co-operative as ing, Feb. 16. There w ill also themselves wbpn they get In captured. sistant, was In Ashland Satur be a banquet for all members of day in the Interesta of the* new From I<lah<^_ the Endeavor at 6:30, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Weyerhaeu model Easy washing machine. M r. Allen left the same evening ser of the Weyerhaeuser Lumber for San Franciaco,. where he krill Co., In Lewiston, Idaho, were L eft for Han Francisco— visitors in this city Sunday. attend a conference. Mrs. Emma Hyland, who baa bocal j Personal flotes ’ ' Stated conclave Wednesday evening, Feb. 16 Routine bus iness and work In Red Cross. A il Blr Knights courteously Invited. O. D. FRAZKH. E. C, McClintock a business yesterday. Apples, 26c( 60c, 76e. Bring box. Ashland F ru it and Prodnce Aaan. 136-tf Ledt for Crater Park— Boy Bvanson, chief ranger of CTater National Park, who re sides at Medford, left this morn ing on his periodical visit to the park, and to make the park ar rangements for the big ski race on Washington's birthday anni versary, between F o rt Klamath and Crater Lake Lodge. . jfed fo rd Thursday night. Tuck er'd Orchestra at W alker’s dance. .J . 141-3 I am now operating bootblack’s Hear the new model eloctric Orthophonie Vlctrola, retalls for stand in McGee building, service and courtesy for men and women «130, easy terms.— The Çose. will be the mottov Shoe laces, pol The National Guard represents ish, etc. ROY LUCAS. Ashland. Back them up, be at 139-6 the Armory tomorrow night, Tuesday, Feb. 16, 7:16. Adm. .10 and 26c. 140-2 Former Resident H e r e - Mrs. Fred Jones of Klam ath Falls, formerly Miss Ethel Green Know Gone— The snow, which last week (of this city, is spending a few covered the Pacific highway to days here visiting with her par a considerable depth in the Sis ents and with friends. Mr. kiyou mountains, is gone, ac is employed b y 'th e S. P, com- cording to motorists who came pany in Klam ath Falls. over the mountains yesterday, Paulserud’s for cleaning. 33-tf and motoring over the mountains at present is quite safe. always been visiting In Ashland for some time, left for Sin Francisco Sun day aftern o o n ^ where she w ill visit wtth her dauglfter for a few days before returning to her home in Washington. Registered Cars Here—— Wm. M ills of Hover, Wash., Ralph G. Lee of Salida, Colo., Dr. W . W . Kergan of Oakland, Cal., Margery R. Bowen of Tren ton, Mich., C. T. Johnson of Fresno, Cal., and J. K. Harrison Of Los Angeles, C a t. are among ¿he motorists who registered Xhelr cars nt the local Chamber of Commerce this morning. S P E C IA L S Real chicken Tamales, served, 30c. To - take home, 26c. The AX the Ashland H otel— Mrs. A. Haskins of K lam ath Placa. 106-tf F/i) la, A. A. Ferns o f Portland, Of«., and M r. and Mrs. J. M. A t the Oregon Hotel— C. B. W ilder of Kelso, R. H. Itykfcs' of Seattle, W ash., are Avery of Bakersfield, Cal., and atriong those who stopped at the G. M. Martus of Longview, W n„ Aafcland hotel last evenlag. < Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Lamb are among those who (flopped at of Dunsmuir, Cal., formerly of AshUtAl, announce the birth of the Oregon Hotel yesterday. a ana on Feb. 9th. Mr. Lamb F u ll Uns of bulk garden seeds Is employed |n the store depart- meat of tbs Southern Pacific* and lawn grasses at Llnlnger and Son. effbpaay. 137eod A Tennessee mother talks, Mrs 3. 0 . O.-r-of Knoxville. "Another thing, everyone who has children should koog Foley’s Honey and T a r compound always on hand, to r this children's cough or baby's croup. I t certainly excella all other cough medicines In healing qualities and la giving quick and satisfactory results. I t is made wader absolutely sanitary condi tions and contains no opiates— points of especial interest to mothers who want to know what UMZ are giving their children. Osr druggist nlsp recommends it highly.” Ask for it. Sold every where.— No. 3. WINTER COATS DRESSES Rubber Cased And Handles $9.00 Fresh B and C - Batteries - Don’t miss seeing Vic York as Jim Jerkins, the persistent beau of Jenny Thatcher at the Bell view Club House. Thursday and Friday nights, Feb. 17 and IS. 141-1 36 in. L. L Unbleached Sheeting 9 Yards ........................... $: $1,50 Grade Silk Hose, Heavy Service W t SHOP WITH US WEDNESDAY AND SAVE AT GUY GOOD Phone 82 ADMISSION—MATINEE .............35c; Children . . . . EVENING , ............. 50c; C h ild r e n ____ SILK DRESSES Values up to $19.75 CLP]AN-UP SALE PRICE, EACH W in te r C o a ts In Both Dress and Sport Styles CLEAN-UP SALE Regular One-Half ATTEND THE SPRING OPENING MARCH 1 AND 2 AT THE ARMORY Used Cars That You Can Depend On Proper Sports Wear for Spring SPORT’ COATS for golf and motoring The accepted style is a two-piece knitted dress or a skirt with a pretty slip-on or coat style sweater. WE ARE SHOWING MANY PRETTY STYLES IN KNITTED GARMENTS. Wool Dress Goods will be favors for spring in pro portions of perhaps 80 per cent to dress styles. WE ARE SHOWING SPORT STYLES AT Sterling Dress Coats Are Now Arriving. New Kid Gloves Priced for Quick Sale FORD B U G ......... FORD BUG . . . . FORD TOURING $ 25.00 FORD TOURING $ 75.00 FORD TOURING $115.00 FORD TOURING $165.00 FORD COUPE . $190.00 FORD COUPE . $225.00 fiU IC K SIX $100.00 ... DODGE TOURING ............................... $225.00 DODOE DELIV ERY $200.00 ............................. FORD TRUCK (R nxtell A xle) ...................... $260.00 %S dUnCtsM pfljf ' ■ Very much better gloves for these prices than we have been able to show for years. ■ „ - i TRACTORS RECONDITIONED, READY FOR USE Winter Coats for women or girls, Winter Dresses Both prices have fancy cuffs, the bet ter ones being mostly embroidered turn-back cuffs. » C/aycomh Motor Co, The Ford Garage - Winter Sweaters Table Linens her, men conquered the menace of the desert. CLEAN-UP SALE PRICE, EACH Brocaded Bandeaux A wonderful timo to lay in a supply the HAR0L0 WRIGHT with RONALD COLMAN rtzid1 V1LMA BANKY Values up to $14.95» 70 in. Satin Finish Damask . . . 89c FEBRUARY CLEAN-UP W ORTH S ilk dresses XL ELECTRIC Station See Jordan tor H ill Work ^¿O ^W INNING o f « ^ X jB A R B A R A in Flannels and Jersey. Values up to $12.00. 36 in. Comfort Challies, 6 Yds., $1.00 Always iu Stock. Arrived in Ashland— R.‘ E. Hargett, who arrived In this city recently to fill the place of Glenn Addis at McNair Bros. Drag Store on the Plata, w ill reside at the Butler Apts, on Granite street. Mr. Addis in now employed by the Rexall store in Klam ath Falls. THE THEATER BEAUTVUL ' TODAY AND TOMORROW WOOL DRESSES CLEAN UP SALE PRICE, EACH fresh SHORT TALKS BY THOUGHT FUL MOTHERS WEDNESDAY OF-ALL * 48 in. Table Oilcloth Squares,.. 50c All No. 23 Children’s Hose 5 Pair . . . . . . . . SPECIAL ON RADIO A BATTERIES transport Clean-Up Sak WEDNESDAY A t the Ltthia Springs Hotel— J. Farrar WodJard of Cottage Grave, Ore., E. F. A lt of Los Angeles, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Adams of Seattle, Wash., arq among those who registered From Hornbrook— at the Ltthia Springs hotel yes A lfalfa Hay, one bale or a car W. H. Hopkins of Hornbrook, terday. load. Ashland F ru it ft Pro. Assn. Cal., was a visitor in this city Saturday looking after business Coming, "Cyclor.C'Sally" to the Bellview community h o u s e , Thursday and Friday nights, Feb. ,Left for Portland— 17 and 18. Admission 60c, danc The Peabody Bros., ‘local rep ing free and cake and coffee fol resentatives of the Easy wash lowing the program. - 141-1 ing machine company, le ft thia Tucker’s Orchestra at W a lk morning for Portland, Ore., 's Old Time, .dance Thursday Passed through A s h la n d - where they w ill attend a Sales Mr. and Mrs. W. W . Usher, ght, Medford. 141-3 convention on Feb. IS . former well-known residents of Ashland, passed through this city W ill you show your apprecia Mr. and Mrs. Cheater Cook, yesterday enroute to their home tio n for w hat the boys are doing Mr. and for you? Attend the basketball M r. Sullivan, Fred Sullivan and in Santa Monica, Cal. Bob Nichol of Prospect were Mrs. Usher had been visiting in game at the armory Tuesday, Feh. Seattle and- the »Paget Sound 8unday visitors in this city. * 16, 7:16. Adm. 10 and 26e. Navy Yard. 'H o t tamales The R o m . D ’Autremont Is due to leave heavy guard, on the ire for San Francisco, _ under Thomas, Wednesday. A February Special In Allen A Hose x, Lincoln Fordson Lunch Cloths Odds and Ends and Remnants in all lines of Dry Goods and Garments. tor a «ilk and fibre hose jn all fhe new shades. It DOES Make a Difference Where You Buy Your ford