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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1927)
I Mrs. Lew Hanse* Ht— Mrs. Lew Hansen of the Ash land hotel has been indisposed for the past few days by Illness. Mrs. F. M. Rush of Talent a visitor in thia city recenti) the home of her mother, Mira. F. Hadfleid, We have it. the Automatic Or thophonie Victrola. The Vlctrola that entertains you one hour, puts the record on, plays It. takes it off. Demonstration begin Monday. Coma In, don’t forget.— The Rose. 181-1 Let the UNION write your*fnll There will be a six o'cloek din coverage automobile insurance. ner at Lithla Springs Hotel, Tues Dance, another one of those Teo, of count. 8S-tf day, April ( , |1 per plate. Those Big Grange Benefits. Hot Springs. earing to go please make reserva Saturday April 1. Sapper served tion with Mrs. F. F. Whittle. by Grange ladies, tickets 7-6e. In Aajpand Yesterday— 'll» -» Jarir" Douglas, a resident of HllL Calif., spent yesterday in Merle Radlejr, of Wagner creek F. J. Swenalng, dependable Ashland looking after business spent this morning in Ashland painting contractor, phone 816-R. affairs. visiting with friends. 181-1» Monday night, April 4, at the screens made at Have • fit, at orree tallara, 78 Vining, may be acen "Syclone Oak St, new location. 181-tf Baljy,” a local talent play, under the auspfoea of the Upper Valley Cliff Payne makes flower boxes. Convention Postponed » Community Club. A short picture The Cleaner's convention, > that fancy danelng, clever acrobatic wag.to have been held in Klam stunts, and the comedy all for E. T. Givah of Gaselle, Cal., ath Falls this evening, has been one price. Adults 60c, children spent yesterday In Ashland trans postponed until next Saturday 26c. Monday night, April 4. at 8 acting business and visiting with on account of the roads on the o’clock. * 181-1 friends. Green Springs mountain being in a bad condition. Visitor from Hornbrook— Easter suits In the newest Guy Roberts, who is employed shades and fabrics, the smartest Grange Benefit Dance, H o t Iri* Hornbrook, Cal., spent sever 1761tf Springs models, see Panlaerud’s. Pavilion, Saturday, al hours In this city yesterday April 2, good eats, big time. shopping and looking after busi We invite you to see and tc Dynge Bros, Harmony Kings ness affairs. hear the new automatic Ortho 17»-» phonie Victrola Monday, April 4 Pianos, phonographs, records— Visitors from a D istance Elbart’s. • Visitors in this city yesterday Farmer Resident H er e Rosa Small of Summer Lake, from a distance Were: Fred S. Thq Automatic Orthophonie Ore., is spending a few days in Baer of Kansas City, Mo., R. W. Victrola which gives you a contin Ashland visiting with friends and Horn of De.'ance, Ohio and Mr. uous program, air hour of dinner looking after business affairs. and Mrs. S. O. Mhthews of Mc music, or music for an evening’s Clure, Illinois. He formerly resided in this city. dancing— without effort, without A dandy plate lunch Including Fiction and Gift Book«— El- your having to do anything but listen, relax, enjoy. It’s almost coffee every noon and night, 85c. hart’s. human, .demonstration begins At the Plata. «. 10«-tf Monday, April 4. — The Rose. Semi-Solid Buttermilk— Beat 181-1 Ukuleles 81.50 up to 912 for pigs and poultry, A. Fruit & Pro. Assn. 179-6 Leaving for San Francisco— Moved Cutting Devfre Visitors from Jarkeourllle— Max Bowman has moved his Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bray, reel- agate cutting device from Ash dents of Jacksonville, are spend land to Talent, where it is in ing the day in this city visitin« stalled In the Vincent vulcanis with -friends. ing shop. Working Man's Chance An International breeder of NOTICE : Chinchilla fur rabbits, wants you The Aaseeor will be in the as a partner In thia pleasant and Grand Army Hall the fourth Sat profitable buslnesa. Market assur urday la April to list all of those ed and guaranteed. Small capi who are .entltlyed to tax exemp tal. J. S. Baahor, 801 No. Cen tion. O. O. Vannatta, Post Com tral, Medford, Ore. 180-2» mander. - ' making appnrtus was distributed at the dinner table, and with, the use of serpentines In many colors, a carnival effect and spirft '1. | B given the affair. Carl Loveland delighted the Kl- wanlans and their guests with a the negative side of ^ b c /juestiop. sola and rehpondmL to an oncora, The various arguments advanced and Mrs. E. L. Harris of the Nor- kept thy banqueteers in an uproar throughout the debate) and af forded much amusement to the gathering;. * , *. Every <fiagievgble type of noise ew Serial Story Kiwanis Entertains Starts on Monday At Gay Dinner No author had a more eager gnd enthusiastic reader foUowr big than Gene Stratton-Porter. Every book that she wrote is treasured in thousands of homes, gfod thousands of people in this town are. going to be enthusiastic too when they start the first in stallment of “The Magic Garden,“ Mrs. Porter’s last and greatest WELL-KNOWN MEDICINE QUICKLY STOPS COUGH novel, which will start on Mon- INI) THROAT IRRITA THINS gay, April 4- In the Tidings, “Foley’y Honey and Tar com j By arrangement With* FBO, >ho made a ' picture frem the pound has Its own place In our. ijovel, the story will be run in medicine cabinet and has saved .«venty-eight generous install us many' a burdensome doctor’s ments, illustrated with scenes hill. For bronichal coughs, for croup and whooping coygh, for from the photoplay. •r Unlike most of the Porter sto troublesome night cough, and res. s not a story of poor people when my own. sensitive throat In the out-doors, as is “Freckles’* starts uj) a nervous, hacking, we Shipp«*«! IOS Docs— ■'"-..'¿i and “The Girl of the JUmberlost.“ And Foley’s Honey and Tar Com Harry H. Lowe, manager of tks it Is a story of the greatest love pound always a prompt and re Sun Gold Rabbltry near Talent, that literature has known— a liable aid.” Mrs. J. M (name during last month shipped 108 Jove that moulds the life of two furnished) Verndale, Wash. Sold does out of this county. ♦hildren, so that they grow into and recommended Everywhere. 4 man and woman, dedicated to Ask for dt. •ach other. The motif and un Reported Improved— derlying theme of the story Is Shopping in Aahlawd ■ Mrs. W. M. Petri, a wonderful garden, “The Magic Mrs. Opal Demmar of Talent been quite ill at he Garden,” and fit setting for the was a visitor In Ashland thia Talent for the past fi ¿reams of Gene Stratton-Porter. week shopping and looking after reported today to be business affairs. . proving. She Is the Charles Petri, who it |x*f t Today— ’ ' f at the Tidings \office. Mrs. Henry Retd left today j for Oakland, Cal., where she will dpend several months at the and SELL DANK .BUILDING home of her daughter, Mrs. Er PORTLAND, Ore« April 2.— nest Royce and with her husband (UP)— The Northwestern Bank Who is in the Southern Pacific building will be sold it was admit hospital at San Francisco. Be V paint and vamjsh for ted today by officials of the Unit lfere returning to Ashland, Mrs. every need ed States National Bank and the Reid also expects to visit with First National Bank. The price her son Harry in Stockton, Cal. aakgd is I f , (00,000. The Northwestern Bank was Beet Pain»—Bent Workmea taken over by the other two na Phone 172 READ CLASSIFIED ADR tional banks in. Portland following a run. The North wesern is now In process of liquidation a f t e r which it will quit. -s Varnishes “30 Below Zero” with BUCK JONES SUNDAY ONLY Word Receive»!— NOTICE On account of poor health I am closing out my business. All stock going at half price, customers please call for repair work. M. A. Lasaan. 181-8 Word has been received In Ashland that Miss Ruth Osmun, who underwent a major opera tion in a Los Angeles hospital last Wednesday morning, is get ting along nicely. FIRE AT ROSEBURG ^ ^ ^ K K B B É |E V A N O E L IS T L. N. FOGG PREVOST LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE Yon will appreciate the well cooked food, the splendid service, the air of refinement which combine to make Sunday Dinner Held at the Church of The Nazarene LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL A Beal Pleasure ask your grocer for Ashland Creamery BUTTER Hondqeuw Ijrnpled Suburban Tracis > 160 Acres ol Dairy, Fruit, Alialia, Garden and Poultry Tracts at Medford, FRIDAY, APRIL 81h, 1.15 P. M The beautiful farm property of Charles H. Brown, known as the “ Hondeleuw” ranch, 3 miles N. X. of Med Ooker Butte 5 minutes from Medford, ideal location, , X ov«rl<K>UaV d ty “ d valley, will be offered at Public Auction in sensible tracts of 5, 10, 18 and 20 acres, to the highest and best bidder, and then offered as a-whole. Sale conducted on ranch property. Take Crater Lake highway to sub-division flags, come early and look over the tracta D ° YOU KNOW, Medford is breaking through its The greatest profit to be made this coming year Outside capital has invested about'one million dollars in Medford since January 1, 1927. These Hon deleuw tracts, of sensible size, offer yon a wonderful investment, for the price will be a wonderful bargain. . , SPECIAL REVIVAL MEETINGS at the For quality, purity and flavor, always \ ROSEBURG, April 8.— (UP)— A building near the Southern Pa cific depot, occupied by two res taurants, was destroyed by fire early Friday. Origin of the fire has not been determined. It started in the rear of one ofs the restaurants, and gained much headway before it waa discovered. Several other buildings near by also suffered serious damage. COME! - HEAR! MARIE SEE THE} NEW HUDSON COACH NOW ON DISPLAY AT T O .R IG G Returned to School— TODAY ONLY 1 Buick Touring (runs well) ........................< 75.00 1 Willys-Knight ......................... <700.00 1 Buick Roadster—1927 license, new battery and rubber—in A1 condition ...................... <280.00 1 Pord Delivery _________________ <168.00 1 Oldsmobile Touring in first class condition, with new paint job . . . . . ................... .. <200.00 Fuller Paints Miss Cleo Wlltse, who recent ly returned from a few days visit with Mrs. Violist Beck in Weed, Cal., will leave today for San Franolsco, where she expects to spend two or three days visit- Chester Fuston, Jefferson county Ing with friends. ' homesteader, today faced a sen- ' ______ tence of two years in McNeil Is- Registered Cara Hero— Prison following his convlc- R. Franklin Hart of Olympia, «0» on • charge of forging a Wash., and F. A. Hampmann of homestead application. Sacramento, Calif., are among Fuston, who was charged with those who registered their cars using illegal methods In attempt- at the local Chamber of Com- *n8 acquire land adjoining his merce this morning. It was re- Place near Gateway, was sentene- ported by tourists who came over od Thursday by Judge McNary. Ruth and Alec Bowman and Betty Brown, who have been spending the spring vacation with their parents In Talent, returned Visited Babbitry— this week to their studies at the Mrs. J. M. Baker of Ashland Southern Oregon State Normal. was among the vieitora at the 8nn Gold rabbltry near Talent Box stationery and pound pa the past week. per at Elhart’a. v n i l school gave two readings that were greatly enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Oharlel Robertson furnished mental music throughout the dinner hour, and ^played for the dancing afterwards. Singing was under the leadership of Hen ry Enders, and President Witt M. Wright presided. Ashland Folks W ill Do W ell To Investigate This Opportunity acres is in full bearing pears and apples—a large portion of these canal, an early and cheap water right. It'is Well platted and plftn- mrance. Terms are part cash, balance three years, 5 per cent dis- FOURTH AkD C STREETS March 27 to April 10 . (Inclusive) D. o : K. K. Band Concert Starting 12:30 Noon > Plenty to Loan to Build on These Tracts. Sendee* Kvery Night at 7:30 Sunday«: 11 A. M. and 7:30 P. M. Inspiring Song Service and Special Singing Come to Thls WonderfflfcLSale! WALTER H. LEVERETTE, Med ¿ • WALTER H. JONES LAND AUCTION CO. pr , L - Auctioneers
