Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, March 16, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextMBBUOM DAILY TIDUTGfl VISITORS FROM EUGENE School Building ' , Razed by Flames R. T. Norby, Mr. and Mrs. B. Roach, Rex Underwood, Miriam H. Little and Mr. and Mrs. V. Moore and family, residents of Eugene, Ore., were visitor» in EUGENE, Mar. 19 — Fire today Ashland yesterday. razed the River Road school house near here while teachers and 7® . Let the UNIO/f write your full Students fled to safety. «overage automobile insurance. , * FROM MT. SHASTA CITY The structure, containing three 19-tf rooms, burned to the ground. Charles V. Nobb of Mt. Shasta Veo, of course. City, Cal., spent yesterday in The Epgene fire department ar RETURNED FROM TRIP Ashland transacting business. rived too late (o be of any assist - Stated convocation, Thursday Carl» Loveland returned - yes ance. Loss was unestimated, evening, Mar. 17. Routine busi- Insure you^’fountaln pen from terday from a week’s visit with £ess. All comiKnlona invited. loss with your name in gold let bis son Carl Loveland Jr., who A. J. McCALLEN, H. P. ters on barrel, cleaned and ad is living with hi« aunt in Napa. W. H. DAY, Secretary. California, While away Mr. justed all for 60e.— Elhart’s. Loveland also visited San Jose, ~ .- CONVALESCING BPENT WEEK-END. HERE San Francisco and Palo Alto. Mrs. Cora Burns, who has been EUGENE, Mar. 1«.— Miss Har Mrs. Elton Ramsey and small confined to her home on Rarrl- riet Weatherson, former cashier daughter of Klamath Falls, for IN GRANTS PASS son street for some time with merly of this city, spent the Rey. Hdgh T. Mitchelmore, of the Florence Sayings Bank, Illness, is now. convalescing nlce- week-end here at the home of pastor of the local Presbyterian and fellow fugitive with Henry L. Mrs. Ramsey’s parents, Mr. and church, spent yesterday in Grants Bergman, will be tried h e r e Mri. ¡1. A. Huger on Alida street. Pass helping to plan for, the Thursday. March 17. New portables, buy one early Date of the trial, set for next Southern Oregon Young People’s for that vacation trip. Yqu are week. Was advanced today. This is remodeling week at .Conference. planning.—The Rose. ' Miss Weatherson is charged Paulserud’s. We can make that with embezzlement of funds from old garment look like new. PURCHASEb ^SED CAR the bank. She has pleaded not VISITING IN ASHLAND • . 161-tf Ben fflvlson of this city has ;' Mr. and Mrs. S. J, Lemmon, guilty. purchased a used car from the who have spent the winter months ARRESTED BY NICHOIM Claycomb Motor company. BAR PAJAMA DANCE Melvin Ruise of Red Bluff, in Southern California, are' in LQS ANGELES, Mar. 16.— Calif., a stage driver arrested for Ashland visiting with Mrs. J. Something new in spring suits speeding Monday by State Traf D. Perrine. They are enroute (U N )— When Edward C. Wise see Paulserud. 162-tf fic Sergeant O. Q. Nichols, had a to their home in Wilsonville, man found his wife dancing in pa- jamas in the home t>f a neighbor hearing in the Ashland justice Neb. hood bootlegger he took her home court yesterday afternoon and ATTENDED MEETING and soused her in a tub of cold UNDERWENT OPERATION Mrs. Mollie Britt of Jackson was fined 920. water, he told the court at the Miss Corinne RoMnson, for ville spent Saturday in this city merly of Ashland, underwent a trial of Mrs. Lenore Wiseman to t Cliff Payne makes and attended the meeting of the very serious operation for re divorce. frames. Daughters of the Nile. Mrs. Wiseman contended the moval of an Inward goitre re sousing constitued cruelty, but the cently, at the U. C. hospital in See 35c and 50c bargains. Sou- REGISTERED CARS HERE San Francisco. Miss Robinson court held that it was deserved venler to everyone. Mrs. Simons M. C. Davidson of Stockton has been ill for about a year, and granted a decree to Wiseman. 25 So. Pioneer, Friday. 166-2 Cal., E. B. Hutson of Phoenix, suffered a nervous collapse last Rellnlng repairing, cleaning Arts., P. O. Harding of Pasadena, May and has been confined to . NEW BAKERY TO OPEN and pressing at Paulserud’s. We Cal., and Leland Clner of Fair- her bed since September. She A. M. Swen of PorterviUO. field, Ida., are among the tour call. 165-tf is reported to be doing quite well. Cal., will open a bakery on ists who registered their cara Fourth street sometime within at the local Chamber of Com PURCHASED FORD COUPE the next thirty days'. All mod merce this morning. Cleo V. Howell, physical train ern electric machinery will he ing teacher at the Junior high installed. Have a fit at Orres tailors, 73 school, has purchased a used Oak St, new location. 161-tf Ford coupe from the Claycomb Special sale millinery, Friday, Motor company, local dealers. March 19, Mrs. Simons, 26 So. OPENED GARAGE 166-2 Pioneer. Merle B. Robinson, who has VISITOR FROM GERBER been employed at the Automotive I a R. Alford, a resident,, of Shop for the past two years, has Gerber, Cal., spent the day in GUILD MEETS TOMORROW The Trinity Guild of the Trin opeyed a garage on Second street Ashland yesterday visiting with 7Ao fonder yoa ity Episcopal church will meet which is to be known as Robin friends. son’s garage. A new steam clean b r e v ità tomorrow afternoon, Thursday, March 17 In the Pariah House. ing outfit will be Installed. the better i t gets VISITORS FROM A DISTANCE This is a business meeting and Visitors in this city yesterday Have your, screens made at from a distance were: E. J. |11 members are urged to bo Jordan’s mill. present. Rhoades of Lincoln, Neb., Wil liam L. Shurp of Chicago, 111., BABY CLINIC TOMORROW D. H. Vance and John F. Malony The usual mpnthly B^by Clinic of Junoau, Alaska and W. H. will be held in the Civic club Lathrop of Newton, 111. house on Wiuburn Way tomor row afternoon March 17. Dr. IN ASHLAND YESTERDAY Inskeep will be present. Mk. and Mrs. Tom B. Allen. J. V. Stanton and F. Rasmussen of We are agents for Queen and Redding, Cal-,, spent jieater^ay la Buckeye incubators and brooders. this city, visiting w ith''friends Ashland Fruit and Pro. Aaan. ; FINISHING TODAY and looking after, btjidneaa af 196-6 fair». üoeal ■ Personal flotes Girl Cashier to Face Prosecution i The Son of d the Shiek » with - RUDOLPH VALENTINO TOMORROW and FRIDAY WILLIAM FOX presents loin liliK TONY T h Ç a O k h W' H YRSE CANYON of L IG H T VISITING IN S, F . RETURNED YESTERDAY Mrs. Fred T. Putnara“ôT Beach Mrs. Ethel Eaton, who has street is spending a few days spent the past week in San Fran visiting with relatives and friends cisco, Cal., visiting with relatives, in San Francisco. returned yesterday to her home in Ashland. A dandy plate lunch including cortee every uoon and night, 96c. At the Plaza. 106-tf VISITING l k S. F , Mrs. Clara M. Aitken of this city is spending a few days In San Francisco, Cal., visiting with her son Mingus, who formerly lived in Ashland. Makes Girls More Attractive If the face powder you . now use does not stay on long enough to suit you— does not keep that ugly shine away indefinitely— doe» not make your akin colorful like a peach— try thia new wonderful special French Proceee Face Pow der called MELLO-GLO. Remem ber the nmne MDLLO-GLO. There*» nothing like it. — Lithla Springs Pharmacy. A little Self Treatment each morning and night, using Elisabeth Arden’s Venetian C l e a n s i n g Cream, Arden Skin Tonic and Orange Skin Food— according to the method of an Elisabeth Arden Treatment — will keofl your skin dear, firm and smooth. Filmed in the wonder spot of the world—Yellowstone National Park. » * Lathi*, Springs QUININE COCKTAILS SERVED IN LONDON LONDON, (U P )— • “Cocktails” made from cinnamon and quinine instead of the usual ingredients were offered to quench the thirsts Of members.of the committee in iharge of the arrangements for London’s biggest public ball of the year— the 8tage Guild Ball— qrben they met to draw up final flans recently. Mr. Nicholas .Hannen, chairman of the committee was responsible for the “dope." because he thought cinnamon and quinine (fas so much better for his col leagues than cocktails, j “The mixture," he said, “looks like a cocktail and tastes like dne." ” „ . Holding their noses and making wry faces the committee bravely shallowed the mixture and were rewarded hr the real thing. • SUCCESSFUL TELEPATHY CLAIMED IN MOSCOW MOSCOW, (UP) — Interesting experiments in Ynental telepathy have been concluded with consid erable success by scientists of the Soviet Institute of Study of the Brain. The sender of mental messages was placed under a glar ing light, while the receiver whs surrounded'by subdued illumina tion o( a quiet rose color. Geo metric diagrams and numbers were transmitted by thought with considerable success,- . in periods from three to ten minutes, both to individuals and to groups of in dividuals. H. C. STOCK Undertaker Lady Assistant 88-90 North Main *Ti«ld. became president. be approximately 140.000 capital STANFIELD BANK ('LOHRS •the banks deposits were s^id to 925,000 and surplus, |l,0 0 0 . PORTLAND Ore., Mar. 1«.— (UN )— The Bank of Stanfield, Ore., has been closed, due to ex hausted cash reserves and shrink- ace of deposits, according to Quy N. Hickok, assistant superintend ent of the state banking depart ment. ” C. R. Qunsei, Portland, has been named as a special deputy to conduct the liquidation. No state ment as to probable settlements, it was said today. i The late Henry Waldo Coe was president of the bank. After his recent death W. T. Reeves, Stan- Records On Sale Thursday No. 3465 Every Little While— Fox Trot Never Mflthout You— Fox Trot. NO. 3440 Pretty Lips— Fox Trot, When I First Met Mary W hen you find “Ftorzhefan" on the scde you have found a good shoe—a name that continues permanently as the math of a fine shoe—styled to the thaw. No. 3428 Here or There— Vocal Duet. My Little Bunch o f Happiness Kreutzer Sonata— Part 1, Kreutzer Sonata— Part II. Elharl's Music Department' We Still Have Clothing to Suit the Weather at prices you can afford to pay. LEATHER BOOTS Not too Heavy—Not too Light BUT Built for Wear and Comfort ARMY GOODS STORE Biggest Littfo Store in Town. Open Evenings. OVERLAND SHOE SHOP ANNIVERSARY SALE ' , ANNIVERSARY “The Quality Store' SALE IffOO.OOO; THURSDAY NIGHT Walkers Grand Old St. Patrick’s Day Ball TUCKERS ORCHESTRA Admission 10c; Danoe 50c JL m I u l x m d , where mooer is not too plenti ful, a colleen does not take i t too much to heart i f her Paddy borrows a ring for the marriage ceremony, on payment o f a wee sum to die jeweler. x Ring making has reached such a degree o f craftsmanship that should Paddy m any U s Patricia in America, he could w ell afford a ring o f exquisite design in gold or even Chas. A, White ‘ JEWELER Enden Block Birthday Bargains for Thursday OHAMOISETTE GLOVES » HAND BAGS Onr regular $1.25 bags. New Spring Made with French Cuffs in new styles and cdlors on sale Q C p spring colon. Sold * W at this low price w w w regular, 89c. Pair RAYON BILK KNIT STEP-INS Colors: Nile, peach, orchid and pink. Rold Regular, 4 * 4 4 4* $1.48 — Pair * ■ 1 Q DRESS GINGHAM WASH CLOTHS Here is a wonderful bargain in a Made of double thread Terry. Sold SUNBEAM RAYON BLOOMERS 4 fieq in seven diffei’ent colors. A well fine quality gingham. 1 C f * Regular, 12c Each . Values up to 29c Yard ■ 2 for ■ made garment that will please you. Sizes 4 *4 Q 4 * OREPE DE CHINE SLIP SATIN 23 to 29 — Pair > ■ In lovely new spring colors at the 40 in. wide. Best quality in the low price offered in the 4 * 4 C C wanted colors. Sold “ MILO SHEEN“ COSTUME 'Regular $1.00, Yard Anniversary Sale, Yard w ■ SU P S /. . ... EXTRA! EXTRA! BEDSPREAD BIRTHDAY SPECIAL in pink, peach and nile—This is a CRINKLED SPREAD IN SEVERAL COLORS-FULL Super Value. 4 * 4 “»4* SIZE. SOLD REGULAR, $2.75. Each > I ■ ■ O WEARWELL SHEETS BATH TOWELS . Large size, 20x40. Heavy weight, Size 81x90. You know the quality, RAYON SILK KNIT STEP-IN COMBINATIONS Sold Regular, 39<\ 2 6 c Sold Regular 4? 4 0 4 5 Silk lace trimmed in orchid, pink $1.69. Each peach and nile. Size 4 *4 4 4 * SICK HOSE 36 to 42. Sold Reg. $1.75 * 1 Full fashioned silk hose in several ' BOYS OVERALLS colon, to close out 4 * 4 4 4* Values to $2.00. Pair w I ■ ■ W Made of Heavy Denim — Tripple SUNBEAM RAYON SILK VESTS Stitched — Sizes A f i C Come in all the new light colon. LADIES GOWNS > J 6 to 16 yean. Pair Values to $1.25 each. O C «« Made of French Voile and Sheer Each 3O C Nainsook. Trimmed 4?4 A 4 * with hand made lac© * ■ OIL OLOTH-PRINTED TABLE ART SATIN COSTUME S U P S SQUARES SILK UMBRELLAS Guaranteed Umbrellas in the want Three patterns to select from. Size made of a heavy quality satin. 4 * 4 A4* A A f * Come in a dozen ed colon. Stub handles. 4*4* 48x48. Extra Vaine. Each W w w different ed o n . Sold Regular, $5.48.