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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (March 15, 1927)
1 ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS Traded Property— ’! Itoeal M ord Received— , Jefferton Howard of thia city Registered C a n Here— J. L. Darragh of San Fran- oisco,. Cal,, Alfred M. DeBordt of tain avenue 0» which Christian Holtville, Cal., and H arrry Nish; Anderson has been residing, to of Sacramento, Cal., Are jfflapng Mr. Kyler of Albany, Ore. . the tourists who registered their cars at the local Chamber of RijK^-lwl Improving— Commerce this morning. Mrs. .Anna Grubb, who' has been conflnejl Jo; l,er home on Front Gold Reath—. Mountain aventfe for the past Mrs, Floyd Huntley,* wife of few (inys with illness, Is report the. Gold Beath sheriff, wag a ed by Mrs. Nettie ‘ Green, the nurse in charge, to be much Im visitor in Ashland last eventing enroute to Sacramento C a t, proved. where she w ill visitj for a short time with relatives and friends.« Visitors from'Coos Co.— ; has traded bta propertyj>u Meuu-. i t Social M eeting Portpong^— •* Word has been received in this city that John Bhortridge, fo r merly of the Raggedy Ann Sweet gNiop, had been confined to his Some in Los Angeles, Cal., with g in ess. I th e sodai m e e t i n g « h e Aux- I M ary to th e T rin ity Outld has been postponed frofc Wel.iosday evening,* March 16 to jyedneeiîay evening, March 23. Som ething new ln ‘«fi>rtng «pits Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morgan W. B. A. Meets Tomorrow-—■ and small sob Carol of Coos The Woipen's Benefit Associa This is remodeling . W eek,.at county were visitora In this city tion w ill meet in the Odd Fell?#» PaulserudM. We can make that last- week looking after business hall tomorrow, Wednesday, March old garment look llke dew. ' • ’ interests. . ■* 16. Refreshments w ill be serv » Fountain pens cleaned, ad 166-tf ed. justed. Your name iu gold letters Exported Home Soon— on barrell, this week, BO cents, El- Interview ing OM Friend»— II. II. Bachtell, who has been Leaving Soon for Brownville— - Sart's. Book Store. F. D. Swingle,was a visitor in visiting with his daughter, Mrs. Mrs. H. Simons.„ of Pioneer Ashland Sunday Interviewing old ‘Warren In Berkeley. Cal. for avenue eypects to leave soon for ilinnrr Guest»— friends and attending cfavrCh some time, is expected to return Brownville, Ore.,* where she Will » ~ Mr. sod Mrs. Lewis Wyant and services. to Ashland in the near future. visit fo r a time with her son •m all daughter Frances of Lake and other relatives. Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Viaitcd Ashland— Have a fit at Orres tallo rt. "73 Moakes of Klamath Falls were C. M. Anthony and.C . ,T. A n Transferred to Marshfield— . 161-tf Sinner guests at the Benedict Oak St, new location'. thony of Irw in, Penn., were in H. Berry,_ manager of the. local' Jlttrne on Mountain avenue,ThuVs- Ashland yesterday, visiting the Western Auto Supply Co., hap W e are agents for Queen > and *»y. city. beet) transferred to the Marsh-; Buckeye incubators and brooders. field store and left this morning Ashland F ru it and Pro. Assn. Spent Yesterday Here— with his Wife for that city. « Relining repairing, cleaning 1 4 6 -i Mr. and M rs., G. Rogers of fi»d pressing at Paulserud’s. We ■Chico, Cal., spent yesterday In Announced to Audience— ' '-f' «11. ’ ‘ 166-tf Planning Good Program__ Ashland visiting with friends and Rev. V. K. Allison announced The Christian Sunday School transacting business. to bis addienee Sunday that he Have your screens icade nt Is planning a splendid Raster pro expected next week to start hold Jordan's mill. V gram. Mrs. Hasel Webber and Visitor from Klamath Falls— ing revival services at. Hillsboro. Mrs. Alta Payne were appointed Arlln W orrett of Klam ath Ore., and 'the Ashland pulpit ,of to arrange the muBic.* Meturued to Klamath Co.— Falls spent yesterday In this the Christian church w ill be * Tom Newton, who spent sever city looking a fter business affairs supplied tor a time w ith studept A dandy plate lultch Including al days of last week visiting and visiting.w ith friends. ministers. ' <ith relatives In Ashland, has coffee every uoon and night, 26c. At the Plaza. 101-tf returned to his home in Klam ath Falls. ' « Sweet cream and m ilk— The ¡5 Let the UNION write your full too PaslSorud. ‘ George Richardson of Gold Beach. Ore., stopped In Ashland last evening to visit w ith Ray mond Shortrtdge, MV. and Mrs. J. A. McGee ahd other friends, Mr. Richardson was »»route to Los Angeles. Cal., to gat his wife and ‘ family, who have been in that city for the. past month, 162-tf «average automobile insurance. Xeo, of course. ,• 83-tf Prints Rettarned to H o r n e - TODAY AND TOMORROW BBÉSBF ■topped in Ashland, Mrs. Ethel McIntosh, form erly Miss Ethel Smith o f’ Ashland, who has been visiting w ith rela tives and friends In this city, has returned to her home a t ' W o lf Creek. Challies New Leather, Silk and- Tapestry Bags Arrival of Sister-»-, Mrs. - Allen Proctor of Talent who has been quite 1H lo r so many weeks,- was made happy last week by the unexpected Ar rival of her sister from Oklahoma. Silk Bags Tapestry Leather 13.95 to $2.95 to 17.50 $1.95 J CARTER'S RATON UNDERWEAR ' LUXITE ITALIAN SILK UNDERWEAR SIMPLE! ew, Inexpensive Party Dresses Where are the wash boil ers, the clothes lines, the washboards and wringers of yesterday.? Ask the wo man who has time to go ' * p AUen A Dancing Chiffon .• \ Advertised, to* sell at $2.1 hut bought so we can s< Kid Gloves places, and do things. She will tell you they have been replaced by us! * JUST PHONE Hummingbird* 1.6 5 All Silk Chiffon Upusunlly vaines French Gloves. $1.95 Ashland. Laundry C liff Payne makes steps. , Ropianoe as colorful a% an Arabian sky— • ■ Dfhnia as* surprising as a desert thunderbolt— I. * , ’ ’ ' / • • 3 Action as speedy as the steed he ride»— XAnd Love, as only “ The of the Sheik” can love. Pilot Kock Encampnfer.t No. 16, I. O. O. F„ w ill confer the Gold- 'en Rule Degree Tuesday evening,- March 15, Rogue River Encamp ment No. 36. I. O. O. F. Medford In Invited.to be with us. A » Pa triarchs are requested to be pres ent. T h e-lin en Will’ be spread after the degree work. Scheonegcr, Chief Patriarch I. E. Hoopr, Scribe. 164-2 A Big Range of Colors and Patterns. fl.9 5 PETER PAN .36 inches TINKER BELL 32 inches PRINTS wide CHÀLLIES wide Printed Cotton Charmeuse V isiting with Brother— J. E. Haney of Talent spent Bunday visiting with his brother C. B. Haney, east of town. Pointex Chiffop Every One Guaranteed Colorfast to Sun and Tub. The Ideal Fabric for Afternoon Frocks. 40 in. DAINTY PATTERNS ANNIVERSARY SALE '• ANNIVERSARY CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and relatives for their many acts of kindness and sym pathy extended to us during our recent bereavement, also for the beautiful flowers. . H. A. SPENCER B. F. 8PENCER ' JO 8EPH IN E L. 8PENCER ROBERT R. SPENCER E D IT H SPENCER Shop The New Goods At The Smart Unusual SEVERAL SUITS GOING AT Wonderful New Collection of Women’s and Misses Mpdels! » « * * * - . . j . « > kc A Look at Our W in d o w s and See the New Styles for Spring S TOGGERY Hab-a-dash Inn V * * TWEEDS - MIXTURES AND NOVELTY MATERIALS—PRICED $14.66 $16.00 Rayon Silk Dresses 20 beautiful new spring dresses to choose frorti at this low price. $5.95 value. ! ft a Qft Each' . ' • \ $19.66 u Art Satin Slips ‘ ’i on will want several of the new ooritume slips at this special price. Come in all the ( 9 /6 granted colors. Each > V / 1 M Crinkled Bed Spread* Sice 80x105. thes^bedspreads make a beautiful bed covering, especially for summer use as they laundit Size 81x90. Made with'tape as easily as a sheet. Colon: Rpefe, Blue, ft 4 Qft. You should take advantage Orchid, Yellow. Sold regular $2.75. * w l jpWM Price. Sold regular, $1.69, « a 1 4
