Z ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS Returned From Portland— Local ■ Personal flotes Dr. and Mrs. Charlea A. Haines, who have spent the past few days in Portland flattin g with. Mrs. Haines’, parents, returned to Ash­ land late last night. to hear Victor 20383, The Rose. ' Ask R nslaess In Medford— record essary in actuality. "For Instance the city of Chica­ go passed a city ordinance twelve years ago providing for censorship of motion pictures. For twelve years Chicago censors have elim­ inated from the cinema refernce to crime, hold-ups, carrying of firearms, bootleggers, etc. And does anyone say that Chicago has, becdme a more model city because of,these prohibitions than its sis­ ter cities where more such prac­ tice has not obtained*” From Talent— D. Perozzi of this city made a Mrs. C. C. Bond, a resident of Reearned From Business Trip— trip to Medford yesterday to look Talent, spent yesterday la Ash- O. F. Carson returned Wednes­ after business affairs. lahd, shopping and vlistlng. day evening from a business trip which took him to McMinnville, The book store supplies all Nor­ Two pants suits, smart twist Hubbard and Portland. mal text books and supplies— EK suits, business gol! suits, at P^ul- hart's Book Store. sem d’s. We sell for less. Buttons made at Orr»a tailors FOR^fER RESIDENT IS ACCIDENTALLY KILLED (Continued From Fase una) Have a fit at orres tailors, 73 Moved Household Goods—. Oak St. new locatlofc.- l i l - t l W ill Attend Danc e * Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Ferguson citation igethods. One of the Several of the young people of have moved their household goods men called Klamath Falls for In Ashland Yesterday this city are planning to attend down to Medford, where they, will the ambulance and a physician. Charles McGraw of Hornbrook, the DeMolay dance, which will be make their future home. Frank Both arrived soon after. From Cal., spent yesterday la this city given là Medford this evening. Beswick and family will occupy the moment Lippert collapsed at shopping and looking after busi­ their residence at 177 Hargadine. the feet of Montgomery, until ness affairs. Why write* Typewrite with a after 7 o ’clock, fellow employes Portable— tílhart's. Altering and repairing at Orres. and the physician worked over j A daady plate lunch Ineluding him frantically. . ' j flottes every noon end night. 36c. Shopped in A s h la n d - HAYS WANTS A At the Plant. 10«-tf Mrs. William Vimont of Talent BAR AGAINST CENSORS NOTICE was a visitor In Ashland yesterday On and after March 26, 1927, Saturday hpt specials— Another shopping and looking after busi­ ( will not be responsible for any shipment ‘of those attractive hats ness affairs. debts contracted for by my wife, at attracive prices. Mrs. Larkin and restriction, with no set stand- A veil nan Martfhez. Gvnhb, 114 XM St. 189-1 I arde, would have been forced to Theodore Martinez. go out of business. 174-8* r “Then, tço, censors have their own prejudices, their own likes Patrtcla Gale and Margaret and dislikes, which are not neces­ Hamerbaflker, who have been at­ V isiting W ith Sister— tending the Southern Oregon sarily the likes and dislikes and Mrs. Anna Worlow of Merrill, State Normal, left Wednesday for Ore., is spending a few days in prejudices which govern their their homes In Grants Pass. Ashland visiting- With her sister, neighbors. “One censor hoard had a law­ Mrs. Julia Smith. Winter Garden Dance Friday yer among Its members and the night from 9 to 12. 171-4 Cliff Payne makes door frames. lawyer objected to the showing of any picture in which an unethic­ Saturday hat specials— Another Left Last Night— al or “crooked” lawyer appeared. shipment of those attractive hats Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Lemmon, An inland State prohibited the dis­ at attractive prices. Mrs. Larkin who have been in Ashland for the play of girls in bathing suits; Grubb, 114 3rd St. 169-1 past two weeks ae guests at the while a seacoast state, which J. D .Perrine homew'n Fifth St., boasts one of t t j finest beaches in Basket IMuuer and Social— left last night for their home In America, did not see impropriety A basket-dinner and social will Wilsonville, Nebraska. They plan 'n such scenes. he given at the Congregational to spend a conple of days In Port­ “Scenes of strike riots were or­ akarch Tuesday. Mar. M at 6:20. land enroute home. dered eliminated from news reels F. W. Wilcox, who repre- In one state at the Bame time its We invito you to make MBts the American Missionary We can make that old salt newspaper were using photo­ our «tore your K o d a k Association, will be the guest of look like new. Paulserud’s for graphs of the exact incidents re­ Headquarters. We have a honor and will give an address on cleaning. 170-tf corded, in the films. • Another fresh stock of films and Her work. board, upset by the appearance in our, Kodak finishing is of Ford Man Hero... a picture of an employer who did Have your screens made the highest quality. not use safety devices to protect C. H. Elspas, a Ford man from Jordan’s mill. Portland, Ore., la spenllng the day his employees, ordered insertion in Ashland visiting the Claycomb of a title reading; ’Henry Jones, a Auto Graphic Kodaks Hook up with Orres Tailors Motor company and looking after type of employer now happily ex­ $5.00 and up a hew spring suit. business afffllra. tinct, who does not ¿believe in safety devices.’ Stopped In Ashland— Purchased Ford Sedan— “The public, having its atten­ and Mrs. J. Batley and Mrs. D. P. Shrum, who recently tion called to the matter realizes daughter, who have been spending came to Ashland from Portland, that censorship is the wrong the winter months In Los Angeles, to visit with her daughters in this method of protecting the people Cal., stopped in Ashland yesterday city, has purchased a new Ford from real and fancied danger. enroute to their home in 8eattle, sedan from the” Claycomb Motor Censorship has proved as ineffec­ Y**hlngton. They are very much company, local dealers. tive In operation as it was unnec- pleased with this city and always FRIDAY, March JW, BIRTHDAY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION CELEBRATION kaliini w iy ö M j G /oIe Spring's Smartest Styles! i $ CO ATS Claim Attention for Their Distinc tive Styles and Attractive Prices, Sport Coats Get Your Kodak Out McNair Bros Dance from 9 to Garden Friday night, Winter 171-4 Saturday at^McQee’s NEW DRESS COATS large size»—Fine Twills with /, TONIGHT ONLY r collars in tan, grey and navy. U. of O. Symphony Orchestra Some more new coats with fur col­ WITH A PICTURE lars ................. ............... $10.75 up SATURDAY ONLY NEW SPORT COATS Oregon made* sport coats, from wool to wearer—all Oregon pro­ duct ..................... ........$16.00 up NEW DRESSES Fashioned of novelty materials in Plaids, Tap estry effects and Tweeds—Priced Made of Twills, Charmeen and Kasha—with squirrel trimmed collars—Priced Exquisite Indeed Are The New Spring FrocRs YOUTHFULLY SLENDER AND GRACEFUL ARE THE NEW SPRING FROCKS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES. FABRICS, FLAT CREPE, CANTON CREPE* CREPE DE CHINE AND NOVELTY SILK — ARE EMPLOYED TO GIVE TO EACH FROCK A SPECIAL INDIVIDUALITY AND CHARM. THEY MAY BE HAD IN THE LEAD­ ING SPRING COLORS. $9.95 $12.50 $16 75 $1 9 75 Exceptional Values At In black and white and in the spring shades. Extraordinary val­ ues. Peggy O’Dare Dresses For the Better Dresses for Youi Women Louise Alcott Dresses BIRTHDAY SPECIALS $2.00 Kayser Silk Hose, Pair $1.46 SMART Heavy weight Silk Hose in several good colors, to be closed out at this low price—good assortment of sizes. Hero is.a bargain in a pointed heel stocking, several good shades—made with 18 inch silk foot—to close out at this low price. 19c Dress Percales, Yard 16c $2.75 Colored D im ity Bed Spreads All new patterns for Dresses and Aprons—An extra special value for this Birthday Sale. $1.96 $1.00 Apron Dresses, Each 66c Made of good Gingham in several différant styles and patterns—An extra value for this special event. Suits for Spring are very popular and styles are chic, prices are surprising­ ly low for such well made suits. You will need a suit in your spring ward­ robe. ' Allen A Dancing Chiffon Hose Twenty of these wonder values in spreads left, Colors: Rose, Blue- Lavender and Yellow. $1.69 W earwell Sheets, Each $1.36 Size 80x90 and they do wear well-m ade with tape edge to insure extra wear. 29c Dress Ginghams, Yard 16c 500 yard» of Highland Lassie Gingham to be closed out at this low .price—Good assortment of Patterns. The demands for black and white may be satisfied here either in ready­ made coats and dresses or in yard goods. romance of the West that is throbbing with the spirit of the desert. SATURDAY $2.50 Silk Hose, Pair $1.66 Navy Twills A colorful FOR For Becoming Styles for Women SPRING SUITS ne Hand , Boys Overalls. Pair 96c ?,,ad