III at H o r n e -
Report Bales m
Mrs. W. M. Petrie, mother ef
B. Sandobal and family hava
The Park garage reports the
moved from a residence near the Charles Petrie who is employed following salee: A Btndebaker
Overhead bridge, south of tows, at the Tidings office. Is confin­ Victoria to Mias Veeta Davie of
ed to her home Is ».Talent with Ashland, a Btndebaker Standard
to 117 Union street.
:
Illness.
. , Six sedan to Kay Looaley of
Hava a fit at orres tailors, 73
Ashland, a Studabakar Standard
Barber Apartment— We have Six sedan to George W. Looslsy
Oak St, naw location.
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spent several hundred dollars re­ of Ashland, a Studabakar Spec­
Grange Benefit Dance, H o t newing and beautifying our. apto. ial Six sedan to 8. ¿H. Short of
-Pavilion,
Saturday, We are renting them cheaper than Ashland, an Oldsmobtle coach
H. M. Idorrtoagi o f Talent has Springs
A. F . A A. X .
purchased -, an £ a se x Super-Six April 3, good eats, big time. ever. Come add look them over. to Jack Powell^ of Ashland and
153 Granite St.'
179-1 an ÖldsmobUe brougham to Miss
Special communication of Ash- sedan from the Lithla Springs Dynge Bros, Harmony Kings
■179-3
.
Flossie Officer of Ashland.
toad Lodge No. AS. Thursday eve­ garage.
ning. March 31. Work la Third
Ctorn Visits Jscksoa’s-r-
Degree. Visiting Brethren wel-
Jasa danos, Bellview club hones Gone to Y a k im a -
The Junior rises of the Weed.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
C.
F.
Werts
of
Diekey’s music, man fide, women
179-1 134 Manzanita street have gone Cal., high school spent tost Tues­
V. V. MILLS, W. M 35c, cake Bad coffee lfie.
to Yakima, Wash., where they day swimming and dancing nt
lackaon’H Hot springs on the
-will
remain Indefinitely.
Fresh cgndies, salted unto—
Padtflc highway north of town. * h Ashland and Medford—
A dandy plate lunch including
J J. 8. Bashor of San Dlsgo, Cat
oof ree every noon and night, 3 fie.
I y id Deaver, Col., to at the pres-
Left for Myrtle VMrt—
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? Ont time spending s few weeks
Mr. and Mrs.' L. A. Roberts At the Ptoxa.
* in Ashland, and Medford looking
Stated session, Friday evening, on Church street left thia morn­
Latest Brunswick releases on
1 over the possibilities of the
April 1. Important business. Re­ ing for Myrtle Point, Ora., where
le
every
Thursday—
It
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a
Chinchilla Far Rabbit industry.
they
were
called
by
the
death
freshment afterwards.
rasure to play them for you—
Mr. Bashor Is a large breeder of
of -Mr. Roberts’ father, J. H.
a . SAM H. BAKER, Potentate
Roberta. "
1 fur rabbits In both California and
W. H/DAY, Recorder.
* Colorado and expects to develope
the Rogue River valley territory
The Fuller man carries a dandy Shopped hi A s h la n d -
In the near future.
J. A. Seis of Talent spent sev­ window brush. Lot him demos-
Mrs. R. B.. Purvis of Talent
Don’t fail to attend American
eral hours In this city yesterday strata it for your. For immed­ was a visitor in this city yes­
Geo. terday shopping and visiting with Legion April Fool Donee, Fair Made Trip to B a n d o n -
s h o p p i n g and visiting wltn iate service phone 390-Y.
Orduqds Pavilion, Medford, Fri­
D.
McBride.
179-1«
Mr. and Mrs. Ed High of
friends.
friends.
day night.
179-9 Wimer street made s pleasure
trip to Bandon-by-the-8es yes-
Cllff Payne makes hall trees. Moved to Medford
Paulserud’s for cleaning.
Claycomb Hale»—
. .. ....S. .
.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldan Powell
The Claycomb Motor company
Don't fall to attend American and children, ~ who have been
Easter suits In the newest report the following Bales: »a
Legion April Fool Dance, Fair residing at 281 Oak street, have shades and fabrics, the smartest
Ford roadster to the local Stand­
Grounds Pavilion, Medford Friday moved to Medford, where Mr. models, see Paulserud’s. . 1701tf
ard Oil company, a Ford road­
night.
179-2 Powell will be employed by C.
ster to Miss Mildred Beeshn ot loosens the harsh
Visiting City—
B. Gates at the Ford garage.
Ashland, a F o rd ’truck to J. R. phlegm easily, sot
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Compton of Walker of Ashland and a Ford ed mucous meml
Henry Shafer of Medford was
Portland, Ore., are spending the tractor to Ed Robinson ot Talent, disagreeable tight
In Medford Last N i g h t -
In Ashland today visiting with
Johnny Rqger and Hubert day In Ashland visiting the city
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worse toward i
friends and looking after busl-
Hanson of this elty ware visit­ and the Lithla park.
Guests of A. 8. Rosenbaum—
Mr. L. M.— Chari
neas affairs.
. .
ors in Medford last night.
Mr. and Mfs. C. J. Road. ot "I am glad to as
Let the UNION write your fun thia city were dinner guests e f Honey end Tar h
Upper Valley Community Club
coverage
automobile insurance. A. 8. Rosenbafam, district freight bad attack of broi
Have your screens made nt
presents “Cyclone Sally’’ at the
Veo,
ot
coursa.
83-tf and passenger agent for the 0. reliable medicine,
Jordan’s mill.
Vining Monday night. ,April 4.
P. company at Medford, at the tive for coughs an
Admission, adults 50c, children
Don’t fall to attend American Medford hotel last night, after yen and grown ,
Music photography— the
28c.
’
179-1
Legion, April Fool Dance, Fair which they attended the Junior druggist sells and
feet production, Brunswick
Grounds Pavilion, Medford, Fri­ orpheum at the Craterton the- Ask or phone for
orda— Elbert’s.
Semi-Solid Buttermilk— Best
day night.
179-2
for pigs and poultry, A. Fruit A
Visitor from W agner Creek—
Pro. Assn.
179-6
Pard Worden, a resident of Visitors from a Distance—
Wagner Creek was a business
C. Sturm of Chicago, 111., and
visitor in this city yesterday. He Mrs. W. B. Holts of OUlet|o,
returned to his home tote in the Wyo., aye among the visitors In
afternoon.
this city today from a distance.
FOR LUNCH
Why Nat, a Delicious Butter Kist
Sandwich
Dance, another one of those
Big Grange Benefits, Hot Springs, Came to Ashland—
Saturday April 2. Supper served
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Potts
by Grange todies, tickets 78c.
of Klamath Falls came to Ash­
179-2 land last night for a short visit
with Mr, P o tfs sister, Mrs.
Attended Show
Jennie Haney. They returned to
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Nlms and their home this morning.
Coach and Mrs. Russlll Crips of
this city were visitors in Med­
ford iMt evening to attend the
Junior orpheum at the Craterton
theatre.
$12.00
Picture sale, all day Saturday
at Bihart’s.
NOTICE
On and after March 2fi, 1927,
I will sot be responsible for any
debts contracted for by my wife,
Avellna Martinez.
Theodore Martinez.
174-9*
Let Us D o Your Electrical
and Battery Work
Claycomb Motor
HELPS A PAINFUL ACHING
BACK
Lumbago and a stiff, aching
back suggest at once the need of
a good diuretic to stimulate kid­
ney secretions and rid the system
of troublesome poisons that cause
the distressing aches. Mrs. Black
of Petersburg. Va„ says: “Be­
fore I took Foley Pills diuretic,
I could not stoop over nor raise
up without great pain. Now
since taking them I have none.”
Aak for Foley Pills diuretic. A
prompt improvement will amply
repay yon. Satisfaction guaran­
teed.— Bold everywhere. — No. 8.
tardar aad Mr. Hieb reporta that
there v a s a Mg laad alide be­
tween Coquille and Marshfield on
the mala Southern Pacifie line.
In Community Hospital—
Mrs. Carl Bonderaon of Sis­
kiyou,-who with her husband waa
In an automobile accident last
Bandar on the Pacific highway
»bout five miles south of town,
la in the Community hospital suf­
fering from severe Injuries. The
Bonderson’s car waa ran Into by
a Jewett from Shasta City, Calif.
Abort 40 Registered—
About 49 ost-of-etate tourists
registered their ears at the local
Chamber of Commerce yesterday
among them being: J. D. Grant
ot Log Angeles, Cat, Mrs. E. F.
Atwater of Meridian, Idaho, John
J. Caple of Gnymon, Okie., A.
C. MePhaden of LaMars, Iowa.
Ray Williams of Deer Lodge,
Mont., and H. C. Dobson of Tem­
ple, Arizona.
'
Gold HUI---- Beaver Portland
cement plant, enlarged to 1800
barrels a day, starts work.
Used
1923 Ohev Sedan . . $200
1928 Ohev Touring, $180
1923 Ohev Coupe, .. $280
1921 Ohev. Touring, $ 76
1923 Tord Coupe, . i $160
. The
Automotive Shop
Chevrolet Dealers
JJTHIA SPRINGS PHARMACY
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x
I
ib . i i i
/
5 ,888.8 8
7,118.00
Capital stock paid t o _______________
Surplus fund ................. ........................ ..
(a ) Undivided profits ___ „__ _____
DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than banks
subject to reserve:
Individual deposits subject to eheck,'
Including deposits due the State of
Oregon, county, cities or other public
funds ............................................................
Demand certificates of deposit out­
stand 1 ng ...... ......... ........
Total ot demand deposits, other than
bank deposits, subject to reserve.
Items 33, 34, 25, 30 ..............................I
TBOI AND BA VINOS DEPOSITS, sub­
ject to reserve aad payable on demand
or subject to notice :
Time certificates ot d e p o eit\ out­
standing ■
Total of time end savings deposits
payable on demand or subject to
notice Items 27 and 28 ...... ............
Total — ...............— ............................. '
1140,030.81
STATE OF OREGON, County of Jackson as.
I, E. B. Adamson, cashier of the shove named bank, do solfcmn-
ly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my know­
ledge and belief.
.
B. B. ADAMSON. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thia 80th day of March,
1927.
J. C. MASON, Notary Public.
My commission expiree Nov. 8, 19fi7.
CORRECT — Attest:
C. W. HOLDRIDGB.
F. L. HOLDRIDG^,'Directors.
Blain white or fancy border, just the
right size for hand towels and as eheap
as a wash cloth. ?
JUST ARRIVED
12 Momme Pongee
69c Yard
A ll the New Shades, Roseblush, Blonde and Grey
BEAUTIFUL COMBINATIONS OF COLOR MADE OVER THOSE
NEW FRENCH LASTS AND BUILT WITH MANY STYLES OF
HEELS FROM THE SLENDER SPIKE TO THE MORE CON­
SERVATIVE MILITARY.
3 1-2 Yards for $1.00
Very pretty dotted voiles,
worth 50c a yd., 4 shades.
Rayon Crepe 59c
A quality usually sold at
English Print
85c, bought from a silk
3 1 2 Yards, $1.00
house that was discon­
tinuing Rayons.
Several pretty patterns
and a nice quality.
New Fur Trimmed
Scranton Panel
Curtains
With Fringe Bottom.
Made of good fillet net in
3 pretty patterns and for
less than you could buy as
much net for
$100 XACH
For Sports Wear
New line of ultra stylish
f l a n n e l suits, dresses,
jackets.
THE NEW GINGHAM TRIMS.
Georgette Orepe
z
All Popular Priced
$5.00 $5.85 $6.50 $7.50 $10,00
ALWAYS FIRSJ TO SHOW THE NEW STYLES.
Evening Gowns
$16.76—$19.78—$29.?6
White Botany Flannel
)ress .................. $1178
Just such dresses in many Red Sleeveless Jacket to
cities are priced from $5 m a tch ........ ............. $6.80
to $10 higher.
Jacket with‘sleeves, $9.80
Popular priced Silk Crepe
Dresses
$9.96—$12.80—$16.76
$19.76
BLUE CRANE
Silk Hose
81.00
.74
* 89.58
The New French Models
See the New Window Full Just in Today,
pies wagged! How the whispers spread from
rath! How the heads bobbed and nodded!
nee he thought that he would he more iuter-
ladiea if he had a dark and shady past. Yes,
Loans and diaconato lacludinc radia-
counts, BcontsnctMi or bills of ex- '*
change, sold with endorsement of the- r-
.
hank (Including Items shown la 1».
v '
10 and s i , if any) ........ ............... ........... *
/
Overdrafts secured aad unsecured ....
~
Other hands, warrants: and securities
including ferelgn government, state,
municipal, corporation, etc., including
thene shown to items 10 and IS, it
snjr *•••••«••»««•••*«•»»<>»«•••
Banking house, 14,300; furniture and
flxturee, 11,011 ............_.i.................. ..
Real astato owned other than banking
house ....... .................................... 1,062.00
T uekish
Hand Towels
TODAY AND TOMORROW
Whole Town*«Talking
AT TALBNT, D i TUB 8TATB OF ©RBGOM
AT CLO8B OF BUSINB88 MARCH U S D . 1927
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
- 4 f t J 8 to < 4 A J
theater kautto .
THE STATE BANK OF TALENT
WITH A STEAMIÌiG HOT CUP OF COFFEE OB
CHOCOLATE.
This is but one of til®, many delightful lunches
>
you can find at thè fountain.
Sport Coats
me
star'No. 11
Raaerre District No. 11
.
RBPORT OF TUB CONDITION OF
Black Botany flannel suit
with white vest or Cham­
ois color with jade green
vest .................. . . $29.78
ALLEN A DANCING
Chiffon Hose .
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