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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1927)
Ltoeal j Personal flotes Reads Original Poc ma Mrs. H. C. Fielding, pioneer resident of Ashland read several original poems at the Southern Oregon Normal school assembly Friday morning. Popular and Standard music— libarla. V isltlng Parents— ' lira. Clyde Young and daughter are spending the week-end at Ap plegate visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kleinhammer. N O R M A L A L U M N I N O T IC E Oregon Norm al School A lum ni Day, Jun e. 11th, may be a complete eueceea, i t la . neeee- sary th a t the general com m ittee have as many names of former students and graduates of the old norm al as possible. A ll Interested a re asked to send In lists o f names and addressee to F red C. Homes, chairman o f the committee on arrangements. . A tthe Bellview club house, J a ss dance again, Friday night, May 6. Men'SOc, women 25c. LotB of fun Confined To Home— and good eata. Dickey’s music. Lucille Carson 1« confined to 208-3 her home with an attack of the measles. Goes To R och ester- Mrs. A. G. Adams left Frida; Let the UNION write your full evening for Rochester, Minn, eoverage automobile insurance. where she was called by the ser Veo, of course. 83-tf ious illness of her husband. ' Motored to M edford- Fresh milk and cream—Schu 209-tl Mrs. S. D. Doremus motored to erman Grocery. Have a fit at orres tailors, 72 Medford this afternoon. Oak St, new location. , U l-tf We buy and sell used atore H. C. High, local contractor fixtures. 353 East Main or M2 211-1-mo. started a . crew working Thurs Boulevard . day, building a road to the site of the proposed Ashland Creek Ashland Visitor— Riley Nyswaner, former pqc dam, and clearing the site of the prietor of Riley’s Place. Talen'i dam. He was recently awarded the contract for building the dam. was in Ashland yesterday. Contractor Starts Work— <’• j Suits $1 Sand $17.50. All wool. Kindergarten and nursery, Paulserud’s. 207-tf Mrs. Nellie Sieloff, 138 Harga- From Prospect— Mrs. Chester Phillips and Doris Two pants suits, $35 values for Montgomery of Prospect were vis $25 at Paulserud’s. 207-tf itors here yesterday. A t Hospital— Bananas, 3 lbs. for 25c Mrs. J. E. Crowson was oper Schuerman’s Grocery. 2( ated on at the community hospit al the middle of the week and is Resuming Work— getting along very nicely. Mr. A. C. Strange, teacher of education at the Norma school, Is Cliff Payne makps orchard able to resume his work after a ladders. short illness due to the removal of his tonsils. ,/ Visiting Parents— Engene Moody, who works for Have your, screens the Southerns Pacific Company at - Roseville, Cal.,'de spending a few Jordan’s mill. days In Ashland visiting with his parents. Jackson Co. Association of Mu sic teachers will meet at Andrews Studio, Sparta Bldg. Sunday, May g at 4 p. m- A fall attendance Is desired ax the state president. George Wilbur Reed will be pres- profit by his mistake the next time be takes his bed along: HEALTH PROTECTION UA Regular Scout” « North A Comp^ with FRED THOMPSON and SIVER KING Visiting At Klamath F a l l s - Miss Elma Ltnebaugh, a stu dent at the Normal left today to spent the week-end with her sis ter In Klamath Falls. Helman’s Baths and Swimming tank now open for the season. M t-fi Ail the romance and roar that makes New York the inost colorful city* in the WHY “OO PER CENT” ARE • STILL BUFFERING It Is a glorious thing to awake with • lively, healthy, energetic body. It Is a misery to drag an aching, tired, weary body .from a restless, sleepless bed. W. K. Holland, Harlingen, Texas, thus: “I bet that 50 per cent of those suffering from kidney Irregulari ties never take anything for kid ney regulation until it Is too late, whereas Foley Pills diuretic would be a God eend to them as they have been to me.” A reli able, valuable medicine, constant ly In uee over 25 years. Ask for Foley Pills, diuretic. Sold every where.—No. 4. A healthy person never feels constantly tired. Being “too tired’’ continually Is a sign of something wrong. Watch your kidneys. It elimination Is faulty, take Foley pills, diuretic, a perfect regulator of Irregular kidney ac tion. Miss Giddens, of Hayne ville, Ala., says: .“ Foley Pills, di uretic, have been a wonderful help to me, relieving me entirely of weakness, that always “too tired” feeling, headaches and ner vousness.” Men and women ev erywhere use and recommend Fo ley Pills, diuretic. Ask for them. Sold everywhere.— No. 3. KOLSTER RADIO Single Dial Operated Six Tube and Compact, Fuller Paints Varnishes A paint and varnish for •v ery need T O. RTCC Wa \ *______( \. Ashland Laundry Service is absolutely worth while in every home. Try i t Tubes Tested and Reactivated. XL ELECTRIC Station GUY GOOD Phons 81 You will appreciate the well cooked food, the splendid service, the air of refinement which combine to make Sunday Dinner LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL A R E A L PL E A SU R E $1.00 Per P late A re You In P rim e! NOI NOT FE E L IN G JU S T RIG H T Then the sunshine and hot mineral hatha of Richardson Springs Near Chico, Butte County, California can do Wonders For You. W R IT E U S L E E RICHARDSO N, M anager For quality, purity and flavor, alwayi JUST PHONE 165 Ashland Laundry Lithia Springs Hotel Beauty Parlor Ashland Creamery BUTTER ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY Hunt’s Craterian NwarMoiL, May America’s Inimitable Aétor in His Foremost Hit Since “ The Man From Home” 20th Anniversary Party in July IN H IS G REATEST LAUGHING SUCCESS We will give away absolutely FREE several hun dred dollars worth of prizes the day of this party AMONG THE PRIZES ARE: One 6-Tube Radio S e t One Hoover Electric Sweeper. One Suit of Clothes (your choice.) One Silk Dress of Your Selection. Several Pairs of Shoes MANY OTHER PRIZES Ask for Ticket at Our Store any day from now until July- Watch For Further Announcement!. . and under way tor power Plant on Sixes River and tor big milling and lumber ing operations heire. sterilize everything sent to us for evading. IF “ALWAYS TIRED” TRY THIS Demonstration world. n- P S (t makes all the difference who Joes the waving for you. Our ^killed specialists know how — |ust try them and find out. There Is all the difference in the world .veliera in a wave correctly given and on« given by a novice. Now Is the time <nd this Is the' place to have It .done. Price. ...... y f l S i From all parts of North Amer ica, tourists stop In the Ashland Camp Ground, and when leaving compliment the caretaker, W. M. For cleaning, pressing and modeling. Phon« Paulserud’s. \ Hair Waves Permanently Adds to Beauty TODAY OHLY 8UNDAY ONLY ’W’^ —------- H T h e ‘‘Mother’s D ay” service w ill ’ be held at the Bgptist church next ’ Sunday at 11 a. m. when Rev; R C l Chappelle will preach. Services ’ will be held at the chapel car a f t Daughter B o r n - Ur. and Mrs. Geo. Tockett re port the birth of a daughter born May «. Port Orford— Plan And fasten your blanket«, Securely to the pad. And along toward morning The Oil Cloth-Covered Mattress Our quarters are dandy Your Caretaker’s fine; ’ Jiving quarters for the minister reading room where magazines, We fried np onr bacon Afid sat down to dine. 1 and family. Entering at the front daily papers, mileage charts, ' end of the car is a reception room Oregon pamphlets on scenic beau- - with book cases and other suitable i ties of the state, and detailed road Our food was well cooked, Likewise our Ashland bread; 1 articles of furniture for the smalt maps of the entire Pacific Coast 1 space allotted. The main meeting are available to those who regls- Then we spread out our. blankets And rolled Into bed. 1 room la next and consist's of the ter. For three years Mr. Barber 1 usual seats with racks in the seats Jias capably taken care of the 1 In front for song books. It has tourists, and has many funny We awoke about midnight, And oh, what a plight an organ of suitable size for thia stories to tell of the types of con- 1 place of uforshtp with a pulpit and veyances in which the tourists ar- For all of our bedding ' baptistry. The room is well light- rive and depart. Many are ‘ Had slipt out of sight. ed by electricity and heated by a "hand” made automobiles, with small furnace In cold weather or parts of well known cars atfach- Now all take a warning. When packing your tins <ao «teetrtc*hea ter when the weath- ed in some peculiar manner. Oth- ’ er is not cold. ' —— - er cars are without names and The rear end of the oar is for J there is little possibility of rec- - the private use of the missionary ognizing tne various assembled and his family and contains a parts. Fords, take precedence ov- model kitchen, refrigerator, bath er all others, and it is believed and sleeping quarters, consisting that many «re of the "190Q type.” ’• of a regulation Pullman car secT The register book in the Com- tion with npper and lower berth, munity House contains many com- Our service guards the Cooking, sweeping and in fact piiments upon the treatment re- health of the home man- practlcally everything in the lias ceived, and also many Jocular re- POSSESSIONS O F GEARS — - of household duties are done by marks about the life of thp tour- ager TO GO A T AUCTIO N electricity. ’1st. Here Is one about the ex- By removing the burden * *" These cars were built 28 yeai\ perienees of a camper who will of . washday front every 1 ago at the cost of $22,000. Six week, 1 of them now operate west of Den- By removing washday ex ver and the other In the East. The posure in bad weather, 1 cost of operation of a car being bud By removing the danger ‘ about $1500 per year and $4000 K l tSfll " 'per year for mlslsonary salaries ■ j S O tti sickness . 1 and expenses. The cost of trans- O ff KY Our laundering process 1 portatlon is the price of ten full W id vSuSSj* ¿Yr FW I A dandy plate Inncb Including ooffee «very noon and night, 56c. At the Plata. 105-tf Be aure and remember To include aafety pin A COMPLETE LIST OF FRIZES WILL BE ANNOUNCED LATER A COMEDY TRIUMPH OF TOUST MAGNITUDE! •Few P o ri. Chicago. fo a to a . Philadol- 1 ghia Laud Mr. Hodga and Hia Succaaa “A most delightful and refreshing evening’s enter»«i^. ment”— ■Hear N n r York Herald-Tribuae. situation for Gilbert, for Shaw, for Harry B. Smith, for James O’Neill—or for William Hodge. And I, for one, am happy that Mr. Hodge tackled thia courtroom scene.”— Aabtoa Steeeaa. Chicago H erald A Kaaadaor. “Hodge writes and acts another hit—he it one of the best actors in the country.”— Amy Lealie, Chicago Daily Haora. “The star has reached the senith of hit characterisation to date.”—Boston Herald. “America has made a stage idol of -William Hodge.“— Philadelphia Record. New York Cast and Production Exactly as Presented on Broadway This stellar attraction oomee here direct from a lim ited en* gagement a t the enrraa theatre, San Francisco. SEND IN M A IL ORDERS NOW For choice locations send in mail orders new. and money orders payable to Hunt’s Creterlan please enclose self-addressed, stamped envelope prompt return of tickets. Orders will be filled in In which they are received. Box Office seat sale day. May lltk . Make checks Theatre end for safe and the sequence opens Thurs P R IC E » — InelmUng tax— Lower Floor SS.7B, SR 90, g l.fld ; « Balcony, f t . « « and «1.10