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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1927)
DAILY TIDINGS Pit*«<-hvd »1 C, Itoeal * Personal flotes — Rev. Barney of Eugene, Ore., preached a splendid sermon at the local Christian church last Sun day morning and evening and he will fill the pulpit of the same church next Sunday. Mr. Barney Is looking for a location. Home grown spinach Confined To Home—• Mrs. Elmer Sanderlln waa con 25c, Schuerman’s. PARIS, — (LP) — The vanguard fined to her home on Mountain Mss—is Hall of the invading American tourist { Will Speak— Avenue yesterday with illness. army has landed On JVench soil *' Stated coaclave Wednesday Mrs. Marion Lance of the Port and Paris Is ready to withstand all evening, May 4. Routine busl- Two pants suits, >35 values for land Unity Center of Practical summer long a golpen bombard ness and work in Red Cross. All >25 at Paulserud’s. • 207-tf Christianity will speak in the Civ ment of thp national coffers. Sir Knights courteously invited. ic clubhouse on Winburn Way for Paris is checking the enemy's O. D. FRAZEE, E. C. Expected H o m o - the next ten days starting Wed resources and is confident that'thh W- H. PAY, Recorder. Otis Johnson, son of Mr. and nesday, May 4. The public is 207-2 Mrs. O. H. Johnson on Granite cordially invited to attend. No French passive apd hospitable re sistance will as usual result In a' street. Is expected noma about the collection. victory for France. Business V is ito r— tenth of June from Eugene, Where * Hotel managers are bringing • J. L. Kavanagh of the Emery he attends the University of Ore- 70 Cars R egistered— out their morning coats, inattres * Kavanagh company in Lob An Approximately 70 out-of-state d’hotel of Paris' justly - famous ( geles, Cal., stopped in this city cars were registered at the local restaurants are - rubbing their ( today enroute north, to look after Visited in Ashland— • Chamber of Commerce yesterday. hands as they murmur the names business affairs. Mrs. Allan Proctor, a resident Those who stopped this morning of hundreds of cuccnlent - dishes, * of Talent, spent Sunday in this were: T. H. Fahrling of San taxi-drivers, are oiling their . me- 1 Kindergarten and nursery, city as a guest at the home of Francisco, M. L. White of Madera, rs. NeUie SJeloff, 1S3 Harga- Mrs. N. W. Heard op Laurel Cal., Davll Saylox of Miami, ters, and the Paris.guides are on ' n St ' 203-1 mo.' street. Mrs. Proctor has been Fla., Sam Mcfuerson of* Yaki every street corner. About 300,000 American touy- - seriously ill for several weeks and ma, Wash.. W. H. Rowwn of •sts will see France this year, ac- t Hpcnt Bunday in G. P.— this was the first time that sho Ruth, Nevada John Marguardt, of Mrs. A. M. Lassau of this city had been able to be out for some Detroit, Mich., and F. F. Kates of cording to the latest official esti- ’ mates of the various tourist or spent Sunday in Grants Pass time. Baltimore, Md. ganizations here. „i - » with her husband who left- Ash During the season of 1-926 land a few days ago to walk to Have your screens made at Visitors From L. A.— American tourists hnd other trav Walk to New York City, where his Jordan's mill. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Carter of elers arrived in France to a total 1; g r e a ts are located. Los Angeles, Cal., spent yester of 270,000. ThijJ figure will be e Suits >1 Sand >17.50. All'wool. day in this city transacting busi easily reached this'year, not tak- c '/ Let the UNION write your full Paulserud’s. 207-tf ness and visiting with friends. ng into account the 30,000 mem- 8 «overage automobile Insurance, hers of the American Legion m eet- 1 feo , of course. 33-tf In Ashland This Morning— Here Yesterday— ing In Paris In September, accord- d Mr. and Mrs. Grantham who , Cris Marx of Eugbne, Ore., was Ing to the official estimates. p ^turned From Crescent C i t y - reside on a ranch just south of In Ashland yestercay visiting with The end of this year’s tourist Henry C. Ga’ey a«d Sam Me- Medford, spent several hours in his uncle J. W. Beck, of the Ash- season will see France richer by p >air. who have spent the past few Ashland this morning visiting land Cleaning & Dyeing Works. more than >200,004),000, If the .« day* in Crescent City, Cal., rep with friends and looking after Mr. Marx was called down to hopes of those concerned are v, resenting the Ashland Kiwanls business affairs. Medford to act as a witness in the \ realize^. This hope Is based on the h dab at a big meeting, returned trial of Hugh D’Autremont. official estimate of what AmerL h last evening to their homos in Maxwell House Coffee, 49« lb. Prom Hornbrook-*— this city. \ Schuerman’sjQrocery. Mrs. Anna Peck of Hornbrook, ' Hava » Wt at orren tallon, 73 Five F a talities — Cai., Is spending a few days In ■Oak St, naw location. . 161-tf There were five fatalities |% Ashland visiting at the home of Oregon due to industrial accidents her daughter Mrs. Manley Con System Being Rebuilt— during the week ending April 28, ley on Liberty street. The telephone system of Klamath according to the state industrial Falls la being rebuilt and*extended accident commission. A total of Business Visitors— ' .r— to serve a populatlr/i of 25,000. Verne Johnson of Eugene, Ore., 639 of the accidents reported were under the workmen’s compensa- is Bpending .a couple of days in this city looking after business affairs. Helman’s Baths and Swimming Visitor From Portland— tanknow open .„for the season. us ' ‘— "UM tz. i t . l*erinns w<B amcmw tne Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wright and business visitors in this city yes- 'erday from Portland, Ore. Spent Week-End in Medford— to Eagle Point Sunday and spent Miss Bonnie Pollard of this city the day visiting vrtth relatives and spgnt .the past week-end in Med Confined to H o m o - friends. Mrs. L. D. Parks, mother of ford of g. g»pgt at ths home of Mias Georgia Currier. Both young Roland Parks, was confined to For cleaning, pressing and re- ladies attend tha^outhern Oregon her home |n the Bellview distrlot ntodeUng. Phone Paulserud’s. for a few days last week with Normal school In Ashland. 4 ’ 297-tf Illness. Cliff Payne makes flower yiphtag fo Corvallis— • boxes. NOT A SECRET— JUST COM • Mias Elisabeth Stearns of Hits MANY ARTICLES REDUCED MORE MON RENHE ‘ -i • city is spending a fa* weeks vls- , The neighbors of Mrs. Arthur tfto« *jto frletods at the Oregon The Rogue River Valley Col De Mulle, Grasmere, N. H., were Agricnltnral College at Corvallis lege Women’s elub will meet on curious to know what medicine gpd at the home W J|er aunt, Mrs. the 14th of this month instead of r.he took that “acted like magic,” W. H. R hM u In Albany. on the 7th, as was previously an in restoring her health.' “No se nounced. They will meet with cret at all,** she says, “Just com , The Walter H. Jones Land Auc Mrs. L. E. Williams, 520 S. Peach mon sense. I saw Foley Pills di tion Company will sell a new Avenue, Medford. uretic advertised and began tak modern five room bungalow with ing them. I feel fine now, after half in acte of ground Thursday Bring In your Crtsco coupons, 15 years suffering from kidney May <th at 1 p. nt. at Phoenix, we redeem them, Schuerman’s. trouble. I never have a tired across from the aew school. The ' 204-tf feeling, and am active and hap terms offered on thia property are py.** Men and women every so liberal as to make this won From M edford- where use and recommend Foley derful aew home within the reach Mrs. T. W. Mt|eB and Mrs. Pills diuretic. Satisfaction guar of anyone interested. Attend Miles, Sr., residents of Medford, anteed. Ask for them. Sold ev- this sale sad own your home. were visitors In Ashland recently every where—No. 1. ** . 206-4 at the home of Mrs. Ellen Wagner on Granite street. FORMER RESIDENT WES Word was received In Ashland this morning of the ' death of John D. Loucks at his home «in South QategACal., on Saturday, April 30. THY body Is to.be bur led at Sheridan. Wyoming. . , Mr. aAd Mrs. Loucks (nee Miss Edith Porter of this city) resid ed In Ashland for a number of years and Mr. Loucks was a well- thought of and useful citizen. La Grande tests and npprovap new >25,000 street ÿghting sys tem. Medfórd—-Golden Crosti mine *12 miles out reports >80 a ton tin ore4 Delicious Waffles Made at the Table. GRADUATION VOILES SLIP MATERIALS FtNE TWO THREAD CHIFFON VOILES - 40 inch widths — Pastel Shades, gun Fast. Price the yard SLIP MATERIALS 40 inch w idths.— Pastel Shades to match the Qhif- fpp Voiles. A No. 1 Baro net. The yard THE «‘WHO RAY SLIP CLOTÍI HOT POINT ELECTRIC Waffle Irons ' It makes a plate size, evenly browned,, crispy waffle every two and one half minutes. u> QUALITY LACES For Trimmings. Priced at Indestructive Colrod Element Wide tray like base to* catch overflow, batter. XL ELECTRIC Station GUY GOOD Phone 82 NEW SHADES IN HOLEPROOF SILK HOSE AND UP HSI.OQ Shop The New Goods At Hab-a-dash Inn m a w The Modern Way , conducting of modern funerals. Soft, warm shades replace the somber black. The modem way is to lighten the grief of those left behind—and not to add to it. Quiet dignity—beauty — warmth — loving care — characterize our service. .< LATE SPRING WEATHER TELLS US TO REDUCE Dress Shirts * $1.40 Grade N o # 95c N ifty Knickers $7.50 Now $5.95 Others Less FRANCIS, LOIS ORAN and NSIL HAM- .TON. YOU HAVE JUST THIS WEEK From the stage play which Itaa held its audiences for year»— An excellent enter- ‘iainment—deeply appealing • - and wonderfully well acted. SALE ENDS Fancy Dress Trousers $8.65 Now $6.92 RED BUTTON . “ CAN’T BUST ’EM“ ' DOUBLE SHRUNK TWILL* Overalls A New Pair If They Shrink, Fade or Rip THAN 20 PER CENT • • $39.80 Hart-Schaffner-Marx Suits Now $31.60 ‘Can’t Bust ’Em Corduroys $5.50 Now $4.40 Collegiate Tweed Trousers $7.85 Now $6.25 THE QUALITY STORE Wednesday SPECIALS Linen Lunch Cloths $1 Size 45x45—In Blue, Pink, Gold and Green Sold Regular, $1.25 Just Overalls Curtain Materials, Yard 50c Well Worth The Money SPECIAL Rayon Silk in Stripes, Filet Nets and Tuscan Nets. Value to 75c Yard $2.25 Now $1.89 ^ant’ Bust ’Em Khaki Trousers 2.00 Grade Now $1.28 Funeral Directora Day Phone 212. Night Phones 281-L— I81-J Mrs. Louis Dodge, lady assistant Printed English Broadcloth.. Yhrd 50c ALL WOOL NIFTY FATTEKN SUITS $25.00 Now $18.45 SATURDAY Yard wide in nifty printed patterns. Guaranteed fast. Sold Regular 69c Yard Honey Comb Bath Towels Each 25c Extra Large Size. Sold Regular, 39c Each. EVERYTHING SLASHED MILLER’S TOGGERY » Rayon Silk Bloomers Pair $1 Several new colors to choose from. Sold Regular, $1.25, P a ir.
