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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1927)
ASHLAND DAISY TIDINGS Iio p al ; P e rs o n a l flotes Members of National Re publican Club Give Surprising Answers Antidote for Ever Shorten in? Skirts Suggested By London Leader Let the UNION write your rail coverage automobile Insurance. Yeo. of course. * 83-tf Improving Nicely— Mrs. Will Rush, who Wks taken to .the Community hospital last week, is repor'ed to be improving nicely. PARIS—(LP)— Woman is turn ing to knee breeches as an anti date for the ever shortening short skirts, according arcordlng to the «most Mies I xj I s Knapp, a stqdent a t ! advanced Paris couturiers. [the Southern Oregon Normal; Recently "Paris male sports school, returned to this city last ¡started a campaign to secure ap- evening from her home at Knap-^proval for the knee-breeches for pa. Ore., where she had been | men, os a declaration of inde- '«allnd by serious Illness in her pendence that man had just as family. • much the right to show his legs ----------- as I he weaker sex. But the male, A big bundlr o f papers for a style for knee-breeches Is still In iUme at The Tidings office. the realm of dreams, and woman Iti models Honn Roy Ostranier Is remodeling his home at 156 South Pioneer avenue this week, and he Is mak-. ¡ng several Improvements on the property. , , Senior Play. "A Full House,” Friday night, May 13, High SehOql rvm. 213-4 A dandy plate lunch Including coffee eveiy noon and night, 35c. At the Plaza. For a Real Bargain on New Spring Suits see Paulserud’s win; 106-tf Ashland Girl Pledged— dova. Miss Frances Pratt, daughter Bananas, 2 pounds for 26c of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pratt on 20 North Main streSt, has been Schuerman’s Grocery. pledged to Phi Chi Theta, wo men's commerce, at the Oregon Returned froip Pendleton— Mrs? W. J. WaTIkce*, WHO ’ pre Agriciiltural college In Corvallis. rented Margaret Review W. B. A., Paulesurd’s for celaning. 213-tf Ashland at the annual meeting of ihe Great Review, which was held Have yonr screens made nt in Pendleton, Ore., recently, re turned Saturday to her home on Jordan's mill. Mountain avenue. nursery, Kindergarten and Hope Rebekah Ixxlge No. 14 Mrs. Nellie Sleloff, 133 Harga- 203-1 mo.* Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 14 dine St. meets tonight In I. O. O. F. hall. InH'ation. Refreshments. By From Portland— . G .H. Hail, a salesman for the order of Noble Grand. Ethel Reed, Meyers Electric Pump company la Portland, Ore., apent yesterday Yams, 3 lbs. for 25c— Schuer- la Ashland looking after business man's Grocery. 209-tf affairs. • A real aale on «nits. window. Paulserud’s. See our A f Llthla Springs Hotel—‘ Among those who registered at the Llthla Spring Hotel yes Boys, take advantage of onr terday were: Mrs. E. N. Cutta of special on- Suita Tor Graduation. Orevell, Vt., Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Keller of Ticonderoga, N. Y., Paulserud's. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Moore and 213-tf dressmakers, admitting that If the skirt g o e s , much higher the wearer can no longer sit down with discretion, have evolved the female pantalocn to go under the « 8 iihort skirt: There will be snort knee- breeches and long .. ones, pants which puff out and pants that ding to the limbs. Others, prin cipally. for evening wear, will be trimmed with lace and precious stones. Faris dressmakers remark that there Is a precedent for this new atyle, the under-trousers of milady's bathing suit years ago before anyone had even dared to think ci the one-piece effects of today. t The sea-side fad of women go ing without stockings has receiv ed tacit approval frong some Paris couturiers, who have launched a Btyle of women’s socks. For win ter, there will be, high spats to go without stockings for the chilly ' 'M ôwwrpftnfs,26cents_pér doz Every Effort ’Bein? Made to Make Pleasure Re sorts Attractive LONDON. May ‘10.— (kP>— The , American tourist trade now is practically recognized as an “in- < dustry’J In Great Britain. '• , London West-end cabarets and j hotels already are arranging their programs for the tourist season. ] Every effort Is being made to ( make the London pleasure resorts , fis attractive for American tour- , lets as those on the Continent. Keen competition has developed among hotel, night club keepers and and cabarets to have the QUEENSTOWN — F i r s t point in Europe visited by most enticing “show In town" Cyrus H. McCormick and his as an attraction for American bride; was .the Blarney stone. dollars. They took an automobile Not only is the best British tither as soon as they ar and Continental talent being en rived from Boston. Maybe gaged in many cases, at salaries the trip was Inspired by the running into four figures a week, tact that they were married but the best entertainment talent in Dublin Dublin, N. II that America has is being Intro duced Into England for the sum mer season. Several well known dancing couples are expected to j shortly arrive from America, for j already the first groups of tour- j ists are arriving. - - So .far as the hotels are con cerned the slogan has become "American luxuries for Air.eri- j cans. The fact that they are us ually three times American prices - is not added. To cater to th# American'tour ist trade, Great Britain has sur- passed anything ever done before Dfear days of youth, dear loves In hotel accommodations. A new a’gone. Reedsport— M. C. Johnson lum hotel was recently constructed To age you’re keen* delight; ber mills resume cutting. in the fashionable Mayfair dis- You lift the curtains of the past Eugene Fruitgrowers are skip trlct to cater especially to Ameri To let in cheering tight. ping 240,000 pounds prunes. can tourists during the summer season. Every conceivable fixture The bitter rue has golden flowers which would assist An copying Enticing to the b e e / the models of A merle.». was Im As bitters mingle with the sweets ported. . . In perfect life to be. Margaret Bradshaw. The baths yere even made of onyx And jade alabakíer, Mr. and Mrs. C. Price of San Franala—i Cal,------- -— ----------- en at Holmer Grocery NEW YORK. May 10.— (IP)— Members of tho. Women's Nation al Republican club, answering a Questionnaire, have declared themselves In favor ..of modifica tion, amendment or repeal of the prohibition law. They believe crime has Increased with the 18 th zanlendment.. • Thirty-three states wero repre sented by the replies, 8000 mem bers of the Women’s National Re publican club having been asked to stale their views. . Of 960 answers received and published in the current issue of "Guidon,” tho official organ of the club, 863, or 88 per cent, declare In favor of a change. The law as It stands satisfied 107 of those who filled out the question naire. . ! ' ' ‘ "Guidon" tabulates the. Initial results as follows: 694 favor mod ification of the Volstead act to permit sale of light w’ne's a'nl boors; C36 fa. jr sale of liquor under government control: 616 favor repeal of the 18th amend ment, and substitution of local option; 3T5 favor ally 'change and voted for all three alterna tives; 817 think public morals have not been Improved byz pro hibition; 124 think they have been ’mproved; 883 think respect for the law has dfeejeased; 62 think It has increased; 629 think sale of liquor has increased; 233 think It has decreased; 625 think drink ing has increased; 198 thlhk It has decreased; 76» think crime has increased with prohibition; 109 think it has decreased. “ “ tiv Ar'roAi »w jcm / m of Mrt and Mrs. Thomas Hill on Granite street, left today for Yreka, Cal., where they will spend a short time looking after moss eatoeeM taa * sen« aftier . C an &&T YOU ft. BOOTS. ITJ» ME FOR you UNION S U M Í A T H L E T IC S TA PED BAC ; WOAfir TEAK. I - - " . " ’ e T A P E absorbs the S tr a in / Miller’s Toggery Big Discount Sale Still Going On $ “Hab-a-dash Inn” NewCoäts i t Hotel Ashland— READ CLASSIFIED ADS Fuller Paints For graduation si special offer In York Pned serges. Paulse Today and Tomorrow Returned from Eugene— Mr. and Mrs. Domino Provost, a ho spent the past week-end visiting with friends and looking after business affairs In Eugene. Oregon., returned Sunday to their home on Van Ness avenue. and New Dresses . / The Modern W ay Coldness is no longer present in tho conducting of modern funerals. Soft, w ann 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 — warm th — loving care — characterise our service. Varnishes ( paint nnd vamiRh for . every need Beat Paint— Best Workmen Phone 172 T U L M C X*V¿ 44V, V tT H O U r * « jo m r u s . usuai ‘A e c u M y w o e e u t i t f i t zwr voy« u hio h suit \ y««.©/« «4 ■*»•«« Visited In Ashland— Mr. and Mra. H. E. Davis of Old newspapers, 10c a bundle Ernest Biden of Medford spent Vallejo, Cal., F. W. Keavler of Monday evening visiting with at The Tidings office. Butte, Mont., L. A. Frenzel of friends In this city. Hollywood, Cal., Mr. and Mrs. Senior Play, "A U. W. Russell .of Stockton, Cal., Fresh ihilk and cream -Schu- day night, May 18 and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Purdy 209-tf gym. erman Grocery. of Los Angeles, Cal., are among those who are stopping at the Phone. Paulaerud’s for clean Ix ft for Y r e k a - Wayne and Glenn Hill, sons Hotel Ashland. touot Of f,TJfO IN M t 0 * 1 0 * Ju/TAUO TAUT t , J. P. Dodge & Sons Funeral Directors 4 . ' • W NEW PRICES 50 NEW COATS Plain Tailored o r F u r Trimmed. Half or Full Lined—All Sizes at $15.00 $20.00 $25.00 $30.00 $;i5.00 Values—New Values—New Values—New Values—New Values—New $12.50 $17.00 $21.25 $25.50 $29.75 Price Price Price Price Price ‘ / ae 212. Night Phones 381-L— 381-J Mrs. Louis Dodge, lady assistant NEW HATS J. O. RIGG READ CLASSIFIED ADS Mother’s Day Is Past For another year unless we apply the sentiments of the day throughout the year. (letting washday out of the home is one good way to do this. She will ap preciate fifty two days of freedom from the suds« Ashland Laundry Service^ careful washing and iron ing and prompt deliveries will bring a welcome re lief to any home. Phone us your laundry needs and we will take cure of them. vn u r ■C V* ihJ S RICARDO CORTEZ I CAROL MMPSTU m / LU nFUm — - * 0 0 1 » » 2W«O* » I H M I LAMV Q paramount Çftctun JUST PHONE The • » modern Satan, immacu- late, velvet gloved, irresist All Colors—All Sizes—New Prices $35 SUITS REDUCED TO $25 with . ' ’ * ' ' ‘ $30 SUITS REDUCED TO $20 ' ■ 's:' ; A Every Suit Guaranteed $25 SUITS REDUCED TO $17.50 Every Garment All Wool GEORGE J. HAYES See Our Windows At the Organ I * . ■ Values—New Vulues—New Values—New Values—New Price Price Pricp Price ........................ ........................ . . . . ---- ------ ................... . . These Are New Spring Suil 16 S Ashland Laundry * Co. ible. A dramfi of thdav’s $3.50 $3.95 $4.95 $5.90 » - Dresses That Are Real Beauties ALL SIZES—ALL NEW COLORS w Price $10.75 w Price $12.50 iw Price $16.00 $24.50 Values—New Price $21.00 $29.50 Values—New Price $24.95 $32.50 Values—New Price $27.50 New Shipment of Holeproof Silk Hose Just In 5 NEW ADDITIONAL COLORS ADDED TO THE LINfc. PRICED AT $1.00 AND UR Shop Here For The New Things Your Coupons