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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (March 4, 1927)
» V From Klamath Falla— O. E. Vaughn of Klamath Falla was a business visitor In this city yesterday. * • bocal i Personal flotes « RANTED— Te buy 1#« pullets, also fresh Jersey ASHEVILLE. N. C., March 3.— covt. *A. C. Hess, Box 89, (U P )—Mrs. Charles Hutchins of Tidings. BurnsvIMe has announced her («- WANTEBfc-Dressmaklng, 171 tehtlon of ahhtterlng the hiking Mountain Ave: Phpae 347-R.- record ma'de by Eleanor Sears, ; i. i6 « 4 * Boston society woman who walk ed from Providence to the Hub in eight hours, a distance of 40 will try to walk from BurnsvQke miles. X to.Asheville, 43 miles In less than Mrs. Ifutchlns, training daily eight hours. She intends to make here by walking 10 to 18 miles the try sometime in March. NEW WOMAN HIKER Popular Sheet Musi Miisk:-—Bihart’s. Stated session, Friday eve ning, March 4. Important »busi ness. Refreshments afterwards. 7 7 ' SAM H. BAKER, Potentate. W. H. DAT, Recorder. Getting Along Nloelj^— - . Tom Bryant has been moved to his home on Fourth street and is gaining nicely from his operation Which was performed;%/ew we£ks ago at the Community hospital. Motor Co. Men Here Correction— E. Schults, GUlam, Lapham, Hopkins and Reed, motor com pany men from Portland,*are in Ashland today with a Ford Truck caravan. :'ln the article which gave an account of the quaytet Binging at the Spring Opening * at the Ar mory Wednesday night it should have been Harry Yeo Instead of iftuned Teo. Cliff frames. Payne makes For cleaning and phone Padlserud’s. STARTS MARCH 5 New Phonograph awning T ak in g P lace— remodeling 153-tf Accompanied So»— " ■ B.. Louise Holman of Grants Pass, who has been doing Steno graphic work for Briggs A Briggs for some time. Is now taking the place of Mrs. Leona DoLese at the Chamber of Commerce. The lat ter is confined to her home with Illness. r .Mrs. C. O. Holman of B fttreet accompanied her son as far as edford Monday and spent the ly with her. slater, Mrs. George ( a t ton. Charles Holman retdrned Special Agent Herr A. 8. Rosenbaum, district to his work In Oates, Oregon. freight and passenger agent at Medford, spent yesterday after Corona typewriters noon In Ashland visiting with friends. •..A dandy plate-lunch including coffee evety noon and night, 38c. Left for Corvallis and P o r tla n d - Lyle Ashcraft, a student of the At tho Plata. 10<-tr southern Oregon Normal, left yes terday morning for Portland and " Mrs. Katherine Morrison, who Corvallis, where he will spend a h has been ill for some time Is few days visiting with . relatives and friends. Slowly regaining her health. S ' Music photography, the peMect Pickwick Manager He r e Mrs. Bollman, manager of the i reproduction on Brunswick rec- Pickwick Stage System w i t h tirds.— Elhart's. headquarters In Portland, was a yesterday Smart fcprlng models In men’s visitor ia Ashland checking up on some baggage fcSady-to-wear. Bsulserude’s. 15S-tf which was lost some months ago. Miss Jessie Baker and mother of Weed, Cal., arrived In thia city yesterday to spend a few days visiting with friends. They for merly resided In Ashland, Miss Baker having attended the local high school. Reported Doing Nicely— Mrs. Charles Hooper, who hftd the misfortune of b ren ln g her arm a short time ago, is reported to be doing as well as could be ex pected. A street who has been confined to her Mrs. Wlneland— Special In home for some time with illness "Spring, millinery Saturday, Mar. Would appreciate having some of the members of th Leyal Womn’a ] class of the Christian church call on her as she is very lonely. SPRING IS HRRK - Now Is the time to order your missing fruit trees and shrubbery. Visitor from Moon’s C a m p - Ray Burna of Moon’s Camp on A card to 348 Hargadlne S t , and <T. B. Hooper will call and help the Green Bprlngs was a visitor In this city Wednesday transact yea to make your selection. • lS4*Wnd.-Frl. ing business. •Mr. gad Mrs. R. Behb of Med- fSrd announce the birth of a girl yesterday March 3. Mrs. Bebb was formerly Miss Roberta Ward of Ashland. * The regular annual meeting of the Mountain View Memorial as sociation will be held in the city lihll next Monday evening. March 1 at 7:39. W. B. Beebe, Sec’y. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Smith of Klamath Falla motored to Ash land and Medford *8unday, and while In the valley were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Peaaley, now located In Medford. Visltd In Ashland— Mrs. Hasard and daughter, who have spent the past few days In Ashland visiting with their daugh ter and sister. Miss Adrlene Has ard. English instructor at the high school, have returned to their home In Marshfield. Records N E W DANCE MUSIC Hc/p Us Celebrate This Milestone Ail Alone Monday—-Fox Trot You Wi IL—W on’t You?—Fox Trot Colonial Club Orchestra • When Day Is Done—Fox Trflts There A in’t No Maybe jn My Baby’s Eyes Mudcfy W ater Hello! Swanee, Hello! Bernie’s Orchestra Snag I t * ' Sugpr»Fot Stomp—Fox Trots. Savannah Syncopators Our Business Career 75c COLLEGE GLEE CLUB RECORDS \ ' ' 9 John Peel (Old English Hunting Song) P m -a J ay hawk—U. of Carolina Gle^ Club 3162 75c Red & Black Drink to Me Only W ith Thine Eyes Ohio Wesleyan University Glee Club 3156 75c PIPE ORD AN SOLOS Tell Me You Love Me 3178 Reaching for the Moon—(Played by John Priest) 75c Thousands of Dollars Worth of Underpriced Merchandise On Sale GET YOUR SHARE OF THE BARGAll 500 Birthday Souvenirs W ill Be G iven A w a y Saturday Drifting and Dreaming 3179 After I Say I ’m Sorry— (Played by John Priest) 75c MUSIC DEPARTMENT ELHART’S Violins Banjo-Ckes Guitars PHONOGRAPHS — PIANOS BE SURE AND GET YOURS SEE ** 1 + • - ’ OUR ——;— CARE Richard Hndnnf The Door of Low P rices is W ide Open Here 1 Famous Toiletries The famous creations of Richard Hudnnt need no introduction to the mapy thousands of users of these famous preparations. Three Flower Face' Powder . . . . ....... -»........... 50c Three Flower Cleansing C re a m ..........50c to $1.00 Three Flower Tissue C ream ,.............. 50c to $1.00 Three Flower Vanishing Cream .................... 50c Three Flower R o u g e .............................................50c Three Flower Perfume, oz. f o r ......................$1.50 Three Flower Toilet W ater, Bottle . .......... $1.50 We also have H udnut’s “ Deauville,” “ Violet Sec.” and “ Gardenia” creations. Y°u Find ^ ur Kcaily-to-Wear Depart- wPt ment Bubbling Over With New Spring em Garments That Will Please You. v lamb I/A i i S ma Fsjft!») Coats and Dresses EXTRA McNAIR BROTHERS VALUES' Are Being Offered at This Unusual Low — then apply ovet throat— ! MI oe I s ÊI PRICE OF SEUEK ’EVElG Spedai tn Spring millinery at Mrs. Wlnelands, Saturday, Mar. 17 B IR T H D A Y Now on Display in Our Show Window, Also a Card Telling Yt About This Wonderful Cake—What it Contains. Stopped to Ashland— Dr. Oscar Sheridan Drlskoll of Portland stopped In Ashland Tuesday and Wednesday, en route to his home from Coronado Beach, Cal., to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McRae on the Boulevard. , See Jordan tor Mill Work. A. B. Cunningham and Robert H. Boyl of Medford have returned to their homes from Portland, where tbew spent the past week W, conference with the factory representatives of the Frlgtdalre Think of It! Crinkled Bedspreads A great offering for this Anniversary Sale. Sold regular $2;7j Have a fit at Orrea tallone, 11 tach Ave., west of library. * . 134-tf* u A number of Ashland people were to Medford Tuesday night to hoar Roy Chapman Andrews lecture oh tho “Oohl Desert In China.” Those who attended wore: Mr. aad Mrs. A. C. Strange, Mrs. «ordon MacCraeken. Wilfred Wagwer. Mrs. O. U T ell. Miss MHsabeth Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Redford. Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Caldwell. W. W. Welle. Mias Eva White, Mias Pearl Durst, Hutou Alderson. Bobby Dodge aad John Galey. I “Pricilla” Apron Dresses Made of good.Gingham, in small, medium | and large sizes — Each ’ MILLER’S TOGGERY “Hab-a-dash Inn” Silk Dresses Clever New Spring Styles Sold regular, $5.90. Each Costume Slips Made of Nainsook and Cotton Satin—Come several of the wanted ' colon, , ' Qf «1Ì25 Value. J - Each '■ : ! . . ' Fancy Bath Towels in blue, pink and gold. Large size Sold regular . ö f t - 45c. — Each . aQ W with faney colored borders. Sold regular, $1.35. — Each azmaefflaia 1
