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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1927)
TIDINGS Bayn Home— Auxiliary To American Legte« ■Charlie D, Afery has bought Mee««— through the Ashland Realty co., the six room furnished house at 132 Figth st., and ha? leased the residence, through the same firm, for one year. Itooal * Personal flotes In Ashland— Mrs. 'Arthur Bates of Fresno, Cal, Mrs. Anna Fox of Horn- brook. Cal., Mrs. W. D. Sim- cocks and Sutherd Ward of Mt. Shaata City. Cal...and J. H. Haight of Oakland. Cal., are in Ashland on account of the serious illness of their father, Charles Haight, who is at, the home of his daugh ter on East Main St Visitor In Ayhlamk C. V. ^Vallace, who resides In Dunsmuir, Cal., was in Ashland yesterday transacting business and visiting with friends. Dates. 2 lbs for 25c. man’s Grocery. Schuer- 183-tf Paulserud’s for men’s suits.- 11 we can't fit you in ready-to-wear, | remember we can make you one. I W illiar; Sams of the Ashland Moved — Electric is Spending a few days in Professor A. C. Strange and Portland looking after business family have moved from 995 affairs. ' ±- Boulevard to the C. J. Sanford home on Alida street. Mr. Kippered Cod, Holmes Grocery. Strange Is instructor of education 184-2 at the Southern Oregon Normal. Fresh cream caramels made The Rose. EXTEND IN VITA TIO N The Presbyterian people of Medford extend a cordial iuvita- tion to the cltlapns of Ashland to attend the dedicatory services of their beautiful new 860,000 church building. N ett Sunday w ill ha the dedication Sunday. The main dedicatory service will be held at 11 a. m.-at which tiaie Rev. R. 8. Donaldson, D. D. ° f San Francisco w ill preach the sermon. Rev. D. A. Thompson, will have charge of the dedica tion service. At 8 p. m. Rev. O. W. Buschgen of Philadelphia will deliver the address. The double qnsrtet of trained voices will furnish music st both of the services. There will also be a violin and baritone solo. Legion and the Auxiliary has had ed only as a red tag to be sold on many stu «ale» to keep its place the streets to make money, in our t o g as a Memorial Em- “ It has been my endeavor a» blem, beeWke of the inroads of • national poppy chairman for three commercialism so prevalent in years to establish the poppy in Its this present age. In many com- right place in the hearts of Im munities the poppy was recognis- gionnalres and Auxiliary women, and through education have the public in general learn to know and love our poppy— not as a red tag to be bought and worn Indif ferently, but as an emblem of sac rifice to be worn with reverent un- derstan/ ng.” an instructive paper on National defense, pointing out the many worth while things that «the Auxil iary could accomplish along that line, and Mrs. Malone also ex plained the origin - of Pidac and their Work. Pidac, which was tak en from the French h.rrd meaning i “ Inter-Allied Veteran's Federa» titou.” strives to promote friendly feeling and a spirit of comrade ship between the nations. Moving— Mrs. Clairer Scott read a splend . Mrs. J. E. Norred and family id paper qn “Popples.” These' are moving from 3 Indiana’ street popplef are made by the World ! to a residence on Nutley street. war veterans In Hospital No. 77 at Portland, and are the means of Salesm an H e r e - the men earning a little spending T im Burke, a Stubb’s electric money fqr themselves and their salesman from Portland, Ore., families. The poppies are . sold | spent the day In this city yester every year Just before Memorial day looking after business affairs day by AuxHl|xy ladles. A film STS* visiting with friends. *' on “poppies has been sent for, and will be shown at the Vining the- COR RE< T IO N The inter-distric/ llebate will be Mr. and Mrs. P. E. McCormacks Saturday evening at the h i g h roside'hts of Dunsnuilr, Cal., spent SUBSCRIBE FÖR TH E TIDINGS school auditorjum instead of F ri a short time in Ashland yester Notice is hereby given that I day, as was stated -In last day visiting with friends. am not in partnership with Ed night's Tidings. Burt In any business whatsoever. | Moved— Have a Tit at orres tailors, 73 E. E. H IL L . George Jenkins has moved from 161-tf 1 1 4 -tt* Oak St, new location. a residence at 164 B street to his made atre same time In the future. ' Adelin“-W rig h t McCauley, na tional poppy chairman,* write« the following: “The little red poppy which sprang from the soil of sen timent after the World war, as the Memorial Flower of the American From Swan Ijik e — JKoo<1 attendance, Mr. an<l Mrs. W. P. Hartwell I An lnteresting business session and child of Swan Lake. M anito-! waa he,d> Trended over by the ba, Can., were visitors in this city PrM,<len L Mrs. John Enders, af- yesterday. • ter which Mrs. Clyde Malone, Fn I Or« In aff ___ A dandy plate lunch Including eorfee eveiy uoon and night, 35c. Tlllotson W ith Orchestra— At the Plaxa. 106-tf “T illy” Tlllotson, who spent the past few months ip Ashland play Cliff Payne makes Hub stakes ing ptrti Carl Loveland's orches tra. Js now on the stage with Fred Returning to Home— M. Mills and his orchestra from Mrs. Raymond Rbger, whe has Portland. They are playing at spent the past week .in Ashland at the present time In .Aberdeen, the home of her mother-in-law, Wash. Mrs. J. A. Ruger on Alida street, returned this morning to her Yeoman dance at I. TO. O. F. home In Dunsmuir. Cal. She was Hall, Saturday, April 9. Robin accompanied by Mrs. Elton Ram son’s Orchestra. Admission: — . sey and daughter, who wijl visit Ladies 25c; Gcttitlemeu ^Oc. Sup In that city for«a few days. per served. Everybody jrelcome. Have your screens Jordan’s mill. THTRSPAY, April T, IMT. son, Clifford Jenkins’ Pioneer avenue. home on ur spring styles express the taste From Deter.— G .*S . Angwin of Deter, Ore., was a visitor in Ashland yester- day interviewing old friends and acquaintances. Dance I. O. O. P. Hall. Friday April 8th. Gentlemen—50 cents, Business in M e d fo r d - Mrs. Charles Wineland of this Ladie+25 cents c’ty was a visitor in Medford yes Committee terday looking after business af fairs. . Report Sale«— The Automotive Shop reports Moved to Columbia— the following sales: A Chevrolet Miss Emma Jenkins and her coach to S. L. Burton of Ashland, niece Dorothy Chappell, have a Chevrolet sedan to J. C. Barnard moved from 164 B street to the of Ashland and a Chevrolet tour Columbia hotel on Main street.. ing to Claude Leon of Ashland. Visitor. From Talent Hackler. a resident or Tal- s In Ashland yesterday g and vislUng with Left for Portland— Wah Chung on A street has gone to Portland. Ore., to Join his wife, who has been In that city for some time. He will make an indefinite stay. Wdl-fitting shirts, oolhr* less or with matching col' lars, in fabrics that are dyo- fast. I f the color runs, run back and get another shirt. Resplendent Cravats fn silks expressly selected to be totally different from the rank-and-file; to slip easily; ter knot gracefully. O Call us for a demonstra tion— RADIOLA 20 , $200 Value for Smart sweaters w ith Hosiery to match in the newest plain and Jacquard weaves from “Auld Scotia" where golf was born and brought up. o f the best-dressed men whose w ord in fashion is law in dress. W heth er it’s a fine h at from M ab lory, greatest o f hatters, or a fine O u t- o f ' th e - ordinary Handkerchiefs, linen or silk, and rich Half iiose, silk or handkerchief from Great Britain, we lisle, in pattern-effects and color themes o f guarded reflect thè correct effect this season. exclusiveness. Our Own Exclusive Spring Shupes A n d Shades In Station GUY GOOD Phone 82 Bee Men Me et»' The Rogue River Valley Bee Keeper’s association will hold a meeting Friday night, April 8 at 7:30 p. m. In the Medford library. Officers wUl he elected and by laws for the organization will be adopted. Bee Keepers and anyone interested in this work, is cor dially Invited to attend. M A The L Hats LO R Y H A T S O f Unexampled Smartness, VERY SPECIAL Swifts Premium Hams 35c Swifts Premium Bacon 55c per Coats such as would have been $24.50 1] (Sold Only in Halves or the Whole Piece) to $29.75 if bought at beginning of sea Unusually good and attractive Coats that we could not have bought earlier son and some of our own $24.50 and to sell for less than $34.50 to $39.75. $29.75 coats ate added to this lot. A Saving in Soap H 20 Bars P & G White Naphtha Soap and 1 Package Chipso Washing Powder | jH ■ All For 85c PLAZA grocery 61 North Main SL Thoe. H ill, Prop. Rayon Underwear Specials Oregon made tailored Sport Coats at Sport Satin Slips of good An extra fine quality of quality in all the best Sport Satin Slip in all shades. - good shades. this price are a real buy. You are help ing yourselves, too, when you buy Ore gon goods. . 'WONDERFUL VALUES IN BLOOM ERS AND STEP-INS ................. :. f 1 « f