TIDINGS
markets. I t la true there . has
been a (light Jacreaae la the re-
ceiptn of eras vt thus? market?.
However, this 1« only a normal
fluctuation. This fluctuation Ja
likely to rbn from ? per oent tq
10 per cent pver any particular
egg season or period An increase
G eests A t Porter Home—
of from S per cAnt to 10 per oeat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Barkley
and
In egg receipts during a , a f x
Former
R
csideet
Here
May Day Dances
The Past Mdtron’s Club will * Mrg. tiladys Taylor, who is em­ daughter Catherine of Pasadena, months period is not anythin* |o
'® i
give a May Day dance on Monday ployed In the Jackson Cqunty Cal., stopped in this city yester­ cause alarm.
day
to
visit
at
the
Porter
homd.
bank
in
Medford,
is
a
visitor
in
The
increase
in
egg
receipts
*t
evening, May 2nd in the Masonic
They
are
enroot?
north
to
spend
the
targe
terminal
market!
for
the
Ashland
today.
Mrs.
Taylor
re­
Hgll. Wckey’s Orchestra. Gentle­
past six menths period has. been
men 75c, ladies 25c, cards 50c, in­ sided In this city and was em­ a few days vacation.
ployed by th e, Citizens bank.
i less than IO per eent. It Is moi*e
cluding refreshments.
Snow M elting—
1 likely that the next six- months
The
snow
is
melting
rapidly
on
period will see a decrease of more
A
dandy
plate
lunch
Including
Went to Medford—
Mias Beatrice Hall of t h e coffee eveiy noon and night, S6c. the Crater Lake highway duo to than ten < per cent in egg receipts,
105-tf the prevalent Sunshine and is now w hich will balance the supply,
Health department of the South­ At the Plaza.
open to a point a mile or more
“Then why the drop In egg
ern Oregon Normal school, went
pricos?”
yon question.) One of the
above
the
Union
Creek
resort.
NOTICE
to Medford yesterday, where she
D.-. N. E. Pickett V ill give a
general explanations Is that dug*-
gave an address.
free lecture in the library build­ In Ashland Monday—
'ng the pest winter the remarfc-
ing
at
7:30
this
evening.
Subject
The
following
people
from
T
al­
a
lly open weather extended fregn
White Bermuda onions, Schuer-
poaat
to coast. .Taking the coa*-
“The
New
Age
And
the
Comftig
ent
were
in
Ashland
Monday
shop­
man's Grocery.
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World Changes.” Public cordial­ ping and looking after business in! try a j a whole, wo have had > a
ly invited.
•erests: Mr. and Mrs, F. W. Smith, very mild winter. Consequently. J
Cliff Payne makes forms.
Merle Bradley, Tom Payter, Mr this mild weather has brought
Visiting In Ashland—
Transferred
to
Oakland—
and
Mrs Manning and Mrs. W . B, the hens into laying condition
^A. T. Chllcott of Fort Dodge,
earlier than usual and, of course, 1
,,
A. C. Meyer on Granite street Jones.
Iowa, Is spending a few days in
the consumption of eggs has net
Ashland visthig at the L.
J. has gone to Oakland, Cal., where
been large enough to take care of I
he
has
been
transferred
by
the
Kiwis
AND
POULTRY
PRICES
O res home. They made a trip
Southern
Pacific
company*
for
the
early'increased production of
With
eggs
selling
slightly
to Klamath Falls yesterday to
whom he works. Mrs. Meyer and cheaper in moBt localities In 1927 eggs. The local poultry • buyers I
visit with* friends.
the children will j<gif him as soon than in 1926 or 1925, many poul­ were not ready to store eggs so I
' as they can dispose of their pro­ try raisers have been asking the early and as -a result many o f}
• Have your screens made
perty Interest here. The Meyer question: “What of future egg them were cofaservatlve in . their I
Jordan’s mill.
family have been residents of and poultry pricesT"
buying.
L aa
Ashland for the past 8 years.
This question is a fair one and
Thefe is realty no surplus eggs
Motored
Medford—
Justifies careful
consideration,
Mrs. B. H. Hinthorne and son
I
f
we
can’t
fit
yon'
in
Ready-
both
to
those
who
are
inclined to
on Scenic Drive motored to Med­
ford last evening to attend the to-wear. we can make you a shit be alarmists and .optimists. Tak­
Baptist convention, which Is be­ that will please you. Paulsernd’s. ing it for granted that eggs are
200-tf slightly cheaper than they hare
ing held In that city.
been at this season of the year for
SUNDAY, MAY 8
Musidhl Instruments, strings, two years, yet a look at the mar­
Freeh spinach, 3 lbs.
MOTHER’S DAY
accessories—
Elhart’s.
ket
prices
on
poultry
in
any
cjty
Schuermaa’s Grocery.
will show a slightly higher price
Visited S o n -
for all grades of dressed poultry
Reeamod Dutlce— -r,
Mrs. Belle D ’Autremont vlrft°d than a year ago. Poultry meat
T A. McGee, who has been con­
fined to his home on Gresham her son Hugh at the Jackson has had a large demand and peo­
street for the. pest week with Hi­ county jail yesterday, she being ple are eating more dressed poul­
ggses. resumed his duties at the the only visitor received by the try than ever before. People are
young man. whose trial ea a 'also eating more eggs than ever
Standard OH company today.
charge of murder in connection before.
•
with the Siskiyou train holdup,
There have been no .abnormal
begins In Jacksonville a week receipts of eg g s at the terminal
from yesterday.— Medford Mail
Tribune.
Local ; Personal flotes
averaged over the year. The sur­
plus over and above consumption,
»thick usually occurghia April
came in late February and March
(his year. April is usually the
p^nth of'largest production of
Iggs, but this year it moved up to
(larch.
, With the hens beginning to lay
larly, they will naturally lay opt
(heir heavy production a t an
larller period of the season. This
irlll mean that the prfbes of eggs
kill increase, probably as earty as
gay, and then r i s e
steadily
throughout the season, especially
(uring the Fall aqd Winter.
Price? for poultry meat have
men very satisfactory during the
last season. While egg prices, (or
L few weeks, have been rather
pw, yet taking the season through
the large production of eggs has
made it, < falyly proCIfeb^ yW ,
even far the strictly eomutercla)
egg producers.
,
4
‘ Season Profitable
Farm
poultry ralahrs have
found the season g very profit­
able one for poultry, not only on
account of the high prices that
market poultry has brought, but
also because of the large produc­
tion, of eggs. Even at the unusu­
ally low prices the heavy produc­
tion of eggs has shown a good
margin of profit to poultry raisers
as compared with other farm pro­
ducts.*
* Thp best proof That poultry
raising is profitable, and has been
more profitable during the paat
year than any other farm crop, is
the fact that agricultural authori-
Ashland Hotel Barber Shop
The up-to-date B arber places a fresh, clean
strip' of Santex around the neck. Th<y hair
cloth does not come in contact with the skin.
Santex is soft and comfortable, cool in, summer,
absorbs prespiration, prevents short hairs from
slipping 'down the neck. There is a whole lot
more to a satisfactorj^haircut than haircutting.
Santex used, once, then thrown away’.
LEO SOHOENIQER, Prop.
Bet to the poultry raiser who
tiee, almost to a ?»an,
urKinK
farmers, fo rala? more poultry. . uses modern method» and ~ ^>ns
Those who practice- slipshod to get a good egg production in
methods la poultry raising and ex;
the FaU and W inter when 'afg?
pect to make their eatlre profits
a
out Of the eggs laid in the Spring re a lw a y profitable, the season
w!l| be somewhat disappointed has not been disappointing but hhb
this year.
> .
» shown a good profit.
The Modern Way
Coldness Is no longer present in the
conducting of modern funerals. Soft, warm
shades replace the somber black. The
modem way is to lighten the griof of
those left behind—and hot to add to it.
Quiet dignity—“beauty — warmth — loving
care — characterize our service.
J. P. Dodge & Sons
«
Funeral Directors
Day Phone 313. -
Night- Phones 381-L— 381-J.
Mrs. Louie Dodge, lady assistant '
Now’s
the time
Have a fit at Orres tailors, 73
Mrs. Douglas Reid, who has
llt-tf
been living at Prospect for several Oak St, new location.
months, where Mr. Reid io em-
Speekied Bayo Beans, Schuer-
mftn’s
Grocery.
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Power company, is spending the
day in Ashland looking after bust- -
nass affairs and visiting with her F
daughter Evelyn Jones on Cool­
idge street.
®
Exifce
BATTERIES
Let us equip your ear
with a set. of
TAXER
£ T a x office v ili open April 31
Own a Souvenler Banjo-Uke—
to May * inclusive, City hall, np-
Aklrs, bring last ihx receipt. O. Sale at Elhart’s. .
Winter, Deputy. ,
•
I f 1-16
Nifty clothes for hot wegther
at Paulserud’s.
200-tf
Sheriff Ralph Jennings has
moved his household goods from
Jacksonville to his attractive new
home on the Jacksonville highway
near the Oak Qrove school.
Bosch Spark Plugs
Mr. McGee Says
Women of. Ashland and vicin-
Official Bosch Service
Station
it;y, don’t buy ready-to-wear,
Are Launching One Of
The Most Sensational
dry goods or furnishings any-
XL ELECTRIC
St&tion
place at any price ’till you se£
o u r b ig ’ announcement in
QÛY GOOD
Phone 82
Thursday’s Tidings.
Today and Tomorrow
’TWOULD BE
EXTRAVAGANCE!
Say It W ith Good
Duds!
Hart Schaffner & Marx
ARE THE
Largest Makers of Good
Clothes tn the World
$QQ.5O AND 0» UP AT
Miller’s Toggery
Africa, the lost land of the
Gorilla — the mysterious
land where man never trodl
A land that has given its
last secret to a mighty hunt-
THE ONE SALE FOR WHICH ASHLAND WAITS ON-THE TIP TOE
OF EXPECTANCY!
’
NIFTY SELECTION STRAW HATS
EVER S T A G E D IN
T H IS CITY!!
Store C losed W ed n esd
a n d T h u rsd ay
GETTING READY FOR THE BIG CROWDS FRIDAY! !
WATCH AND WAIT
READ THURSDAY’S BIG AD — GET OUR BIG DOUBLE CIRCULAR
DELIVERED AT YOUR DOOR!
Onr Windows-They Tell The Story!
AND ON UP AT
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ALSO
“COLLEGIATE”
with
ALBERTA VAUGHN
SUMMER UNDERWEAR IN KNITS
BROADCLOTH,
SILK.
>
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POR THE B E N I PIT OP THOSE WHO HAVE TELEPHONE APPOINTMENTS WE WILL
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AND ON UP
A eoaMdy-drama of college
Hab-a-dash Inn**
142 E. MAIN ST.
ASHLAND, ORE