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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1927)
CALENDAR OF EVENTS iiiurxday, Feb. IT.— Trinity Guild will meet in the Parish Htobse. Mrs. J. E. Thornton and Mrs. Walter Bevington, hostesses. Thursday, Feb. IT.— Baby Clinic will be held in the Civic club house on Wlnburn Way. FRIDAV. Feb. IB.— D. A. R. wiU have a luncheon at the Llthia Springs hotel at one o'clock. Those wishing to attend please phone 304-L. Friday. Feb. i s .— Who Do Class of the M. E. church will meet with Miss Ada Hartley on Knob Hill. Saturday, Feb. IS.— Royal Neigh bors will have a cooked food sale at Hardy Bros. Store. a a a EVENING VOLUNTARIES The sun has long been Mt, The stars are out by twos and threes. The little birds are piping yet Among the bushes and trees; There's a cuckoo, and one or two thrushes, And a far-off wind that rushes. And a sound of water that gushes, And the cuckoo’s sovereign cry Fills all the hollow of the sky. Who would go "parading" In London, “and masquerading,” On such a night of June With that beabtiful soft half moon. And all these Innocent blisses? On sneb a night as this is. a to to Ladles Invited To Tea— The ladles of Jackson county are Invited to a tea to he given In honor of Florence Yotk, the newly appointed Home Demod- rtratlon Agent, on Saturday af ternoon, February nineteenth, from three to five o'clock In the Holland Hotel at Medford. The Home Economics Executive committee Is very anxious to have all the women of Bouthern Ore gon, who are interested in this work, attend the tea and give Miss York a real western wel- $$ to to Royal Neighbors and Modern Woodmen Have Pie Social— The Royal Neighbors and the Modern Woodmen held a pie so cial in the Moose hall on thé G e ning of Monday, February 14. An unusually large crowd at tended and evpryone enjoyed tbe delightful program which con sisted mainly of clever stiints. A happy social time was spent ip conversation and at a 1 a t e hour delicious refreshments were served. i to to a Past Noble Grand's Club.. Enter tained by Mrs. Frank Jordan— The Past Noble Grand’s Club was entertained at the borne of Mrs. Prank Jordan on Granite street. Friday afternoon, Febru ary eleventh. As the president and th s vice- president were both absent Mrs. Leah M. Caldwell, past presi dent. presided during tbe business session. '» I Delicious refreshments Were (•erred by the gracious hostess. J The risitors present Were: Past Noble Grand. Mrs. Bish of Med ford Mrs. Beulah CaldweU New man ok Portland and Mrs. Wm. May of the Weston Rebekah Lodge, now a resident h e r e . The date of the regular meet ing of the Tent was changed to the Fourth Friday In each Month at two p. m.. and the next meet ing of the club will be held on February twenty-fourth In the I. O. O. F. hall. MMM Lincoln P. T. A. Meets Friday— The Lincoln Parent Teacher As sociation met Friday tfternoon, February eleventh in the Lincoln school, with a Very good attend ance. . Plans for the elrens, which Is to be given by the pupils of this school, Were discussed- The pro ceeds from this affair will go to ward the play shed. A splendid program was given by the children In the First an<j Fifth grades, and a solo by Mrs. Beatrice Able was much enjoyed, red and gold hearts, which were suspended from the lights on red and gold crepe paper streamers, formed a beautiful decoritldn. Lighted red candles, were placed around the room, throwing a soft glow over the .entire place. A happy time was spent danc ing, the music being furnished by Mr. White and Miss Simmons of Medford t n i Teddy Caldwell of this city. Mins Lois Joy Hansen and Miss Ruth Bowmon. studehtl at the Normal school, gave a pretty “feature dance.” Delicious punch tras served to tj»e guests throughout the evening. A large group of students at tended, besides several Ashland and Medford people, to whom in vitations had been extended. '. " » d a ' Circle Meeds Wednesday— The Social Circle of the Chris tian church held a business 'and social meeting in the parlors of the church Wednesday afternoon, February nineth. A number of ladles were pres ent to enjoy the covered-dish luncheon, which was .served. Mrs. C. O. Heiman is the capable pres n. n a Valentine Party Held in Presby ident of this organisation. terian Ch nrc h The Junior Christian Endeav Clatskanie — Wooden ft Hall or of the Presbyterian church will erect $20,000 store and office held a delightful Valentine p ar-' building. ty in the church parlors a fte r , school, Monday, February four-1 teenth. The feature of the afternoon was a huge deebrated Valentine box. Delicious refreshments’ of ice cream and Valentine cookies Glean Scratch, were served. The Ice cream was $2.75 per l00 life. given to the Endeavor by Mrs. Miller, grandmother of Helene Wheat .................... $! and Coralne Senn. to to to GMM Hash . . . . . . $ Junior Prom at Southern Oregon per lOO lbs. Normal—^ .... , One of the mpst elaborate and ( delightful afialrs of this season' Cracked Oom ___ was the “Junior Prom” which ‘ Dried Buttermilk was given In the auditorium of 1 the Southern Oregon Normal, Sat urday evening, February twelvth. Large artificial palms stood at each side of the entrance and tiny S o c ia l DENVER, Feb. tg . j— (UNI— With Sabre than >1.000 gallons ok free gasoline ft» their tanbh, and prospects of an even big ger hmofcnt tomorrow, Denver motoriste ware preparing tonight for wehk end trips nt the ea- pense of local neWsphpers. Meanwhile a gasoline war be tween rival newspaper publish ers, which had thrilled th e en tire state, continued nnafaated with everybody “sitting tig h t” DenVbr’s gasoline spree, grow ing out Of competition for classi fied advertising supremacy, reach ed Its height during the nooft hour and At dinner hoar this M A X IM U M W E A K I N E V E R Y J A ll sizes — A ll L KSSSf re .1 lence • Pullets Wo contract to grow pullets and deliver them 1 dozen—100 or 1000. from PURE HOLLYWOOD TRAPNESTED 8. 0. White Leghorns, every bird guaranteed, also eMteks. Write at once for prices. f •L A N E 'S EGG RANCH W illa m in a , Grp. . present " X f8’ the governm ent has adopted ìl research 8 T h e British Atr ministry, too. Ethyl is used was on e | in every airplane and dirigible that England r h e d ii- r ow ns. » » sv "MsteF- f m y car “ O s a y it make* a difference. ' Western- I it ever ers have 'sòme real thrills Iti store for them die.fink tirile they trv Ethyl gasoline.” hyl fluid So says Barney O ldfield, dean o f A B tricri’b troubles ~ racing drivers and acknow ledged authority gasoline r ori autom otive performance. ALBERS CHICK STARTER scientifically proportioned . - 1 • . i . z. * Contains Corn Meal, Oat Meal, W heat Shorts, Dried Milk, Alfalfa Leaf Meal, Meat & Bone Meal,, Codliver Oil, Salt’ Bran & Middlings. H a te Your Carburetor Checked Ashland Fruit and Produce Afes’U, ion ratio': BABY CHICKS .CUSTOM HATCHING Hatch each week after February 22nd. quick, complete results that HILL'S E. 8. Morrison Phone 466 Ashland, Ore M a n y motorists f a d that they get even greeter power and pick up from U n io n -E th y l gasoline by making ■ »light adjustment hi their carburetor and spark cao- W “ fethyl takes q p t th e knock. T h e result iffmore pttf), iriore revolutions per m inute. “ I ’ve m ade sjc v e ta l transcontinental trips in the Igst three years, dhtays witH Ethyl in my tariff. I ri/ouldn’t be w ithout it oh thesfe long drives. U to k ts my-Wakn òri up hills faster, m ore even fltow o f :ari have fethyl in their tapks. fact, Ethyl made jt possible 'ig A. A. A. rate for the bast V irion Gasoline has al ways been an outstanding non-detonating fuel for m o to r cars. I t e x e rts greater pow er w ith less “ knock ” and vibration th in ordinary detonating gasoline. W e’yc a d d e d the fa m ous Ethyl fluid to our U n io n n o n -d e to n a tin g gasoline. T h e p o m b in s p o n , U n i o n - f e t h - 1 , is t b e , finest m o t o r fu e l you Put it in y o u r tank. E njoy the new thrills that it prbvides. H __ _> M bie pow er on hills, reduced vibration, sm oother en gin e pcrfoririarice, le a gear shift- ing, quicker acceleration and a com plete absence o f k n ocking. A cooler, swifter, sweeter m otor than you ’ve ever know n before. Fill ybrir tank today, wherever you see nere rower Quicker H elp us celebrate the opening of our Big New Mill and Warehouse, CORNER 10TH AND SOUTH FIR STREETS Wednesday, February S3 ■ YOU’RE INVITED Good Floor—Beat Music MONARCH SEED & FEED CO. M K lin m n , OHGOON And the Color ht»» «toshpig I»» do »f.r O u.d rr. Motor Fliel grade OVERLAND SHOE SHOP Herbert^ Grocery AMB’S Jenny fftktbhsr, the pbjaet of Jim’s persistence; telili« Clump, * marvel nt forgetting; cat U tili EKI» Värien; an<| Virtaa Vernon, ïh e bette of the country eide. Work Shoes For Men t daffodil farms » bringing millions. wftea th« big climax arrives, Jack fln tf to bis dismay, that Instead of courting Sue Baacota, bo baa Men conning bis mortal, enemy, Cyclone Sally. All of the characters are splendid. Hot tempered Jack Webster; Cyclone Sally Graham; English Reggie, who has s hard time seeing thru American jokes; Coy Ruth, a peaeb Reggie wbuld like to pick; Jim Jerkins, who courted for 20 WftCA .>°j» ff» . JVi, ftla c o y a g e d ; Poultry Feed a Chiiain point A cbld may be Hopped fa 24 hoars, the fever cfaedwd, life bowels optoed, evening, when police bad to clear the streets In front of the office of the Rockby Mountain llews, and Denver Evening News, where hundreds of want ad customers ‘‘Cyclene Sally” to he given at were clamoring for a chancy co BeJlView. Thursday and Friday place* Sunday rissaified advertise nights. Hapld-flde dtelpgue ha ments and secure to return a free Intensely Interesting plot h a d ticket good for five gallons of iMda of toughs are thp Ingred gasoline. ients of this latest and. Canniest Gas is retailing her» at 21 play of Efcgsne Hafer’s. The cents a gallon. - v story concerns Jack Webster, Meanwhile - the Denver Post pampered owner of the Webster and Mornjng Post, opposition estate, fc$»s returns h o g s tite r a papers, were giving four gallons of gasoline per ad to fat smal ler crowds. ' * ' i ■. i Today's gasoline orgy was the he la met by opeft d efiaice at Hie .latest (beyelopment In a news hands of 'Some “femald hussy” paper war of probably nnparal- who Is known as “Cyclone Sally,” eled intensity, which developed but who M fs a lly a very 'charming after the ScHppsn Howard inter girl. Hostilities open ' at once, ests purchased the Rdckey Moun and the battle rages fast an'd fur tain News and Denver Times and iously. Thrill plies upon thrili, .merged the latter with the Den laugh upon laugh, until finally, ver Express Into a new news Denver Post, countered by start paper the Denver Evening News. ing publication h month ago of F. G. Bonfils, publisher of the the i Morning Post.