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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1927)
Local j Personal flotes Stated session, Friday evening, June 3. Important business inci- dgit to recent ceremonial. ' S. H. BAKER, Potentate t H. DAY, Recorder. • 232-2 Rpovr d to Ashland— -M. W. Baldwin has moved to Ashland and taken a house at 515 Bast Main street. Mr. Bald win Is the new lineman for the local* Foetal Telegraph company. Schuer- 233-tt B4 Cars Registered— Ninety-four out-of-stata -cars were registered at the local Cham ber of Commerce yesterday, the majority of them enroute north. ' b lis te r H e n — $00 Fred Molwell, and R. Mayfield of the Mlnlaa company in Los An geles, Cal. ,are spending ;a„ few days in Ashland looking after business afafirs. Barney, the new mlnleter Christian chareh, «111 he land tomorrow with hl* > remain for the ensuing H U morning subject Sun- ine I , will be “H U Own and In the evening, “ The ,f Hades Shall Not Pre- The Oregon Cares proved * »opular resort over the two-d^y yaeatlon of the past week-end. On Sunday 100 people went through the caverns and Monday IS people visited the resort. The roads are now in excellent condl- Hon. Tomorrow, dally mall and •|ago service to the caves will Mart.—Orants Pass Courier. Public dance and card party Masonic hall, Monday evening, July 6. Couple 76c, extra lrfdles, From Portland H. 8. Riley and wife, resldepts cards 26c. Dickey Orchestra. of Portland, Ore., ahP^dpdf$g « couple of days in Ashland’'M alt Moved— M r. and Mrs. Archie Remets ing with friends and trananetMg and family have moved from 79 business. High street to a residence out Lots of summer, hats. One lot near the Lincoln school on Beach V «f.large floppy brimmed -hâta,;*«, street. a few sport styles left, 93.50. A l C liff Payne makes brackets. ways a good assortment sit. 94.50 All in popular colors.: Mrs. Larkin Orubb, l f t 3rd St. 133-1 Arrived Yesterday— Mr. and Mrs. W illiam D. Bell of Alameda, Cal., arrived In Ash Shopped in A s h la n d - Mrs. Paul Lyon, Mrs. O. O. land yesterday and will spend Stagg and Mrs. W. D. Stagg# of two weeks visiting at the home of H ilt, Cal., spent Thursday in this Mrs. Bell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. pity shopping with our merchants. C. H. Johnson on Grinite street. T^ey returned to their home! last evenlag. Ndw Operator Here— J. C. Allen has arrived In Ash A real dance. Fair grounds land from Suit I-ako, dtah, and pavilion! Sat. Nite! Supper » at will take over his duties soon as nddnlte. Be there! operator for the local Postal Telegraph company,’ - \ Here’s a Het One! A real party At the Fair Grounds Pavilion! Sat. Nite! Let’s go. From Los Angeles , Paulserud’s for cleaning. At The Ashland Hotel — Mrs. K. B. Devin of*Los An- gclec, Cal., B. Devin, Jr., of Long Beach, Cal., John Out of Likely, Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Traded Home— Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Foster have Young of Oakland, Cal., are traded their property on Liberty among those who stopped at the Street in Ashland for a residence Ashland hotel last night. In Marshfield, on the coast, • and A Jazz dance every Friday night left this city yesterday to take at the Bellview club house. Ad possession over there. mission, Men 6bc, women . 26c. Lunch. 231-3 Visited Fur Far m .-»Potato chips, 3 pkgs for 26c. A t the Oregon Hotel— £ . The following people were among those who spent last night From HUt— A - at the Oregon hotel: L. "A. Vanlk- •-’Wack Clark of H ilt, 'Cal., spent er and C. Vandiver of Lakeview, a few hours in this city yesterday Washington. looking after business affairs and visiting with friends. The newest shades and .fabrics In men’s suitings. Pauisenid'M tailleurs. Among the Ashland people who visited the Silver Chin Fur Farm near Talent the past week wore» F. F. Madden, P. B. Ham mond, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Burna and 'A. W. Bowman. Fryers, 25 cent«. Phone 17F2. 231-2 Visited Friends— "Misses Bossle Rehberg and Nellie MeFadden of Corvallis, Oregon. apen^yesterday M a . this d ty vlqitlng with friends. Our Stationery Exhibition Presents th© latest style ideas for those who ap preciate that their sta tionery reflects- character < and personality. TO-DAY ONLY “Her Father SaidN q” Witn MAEY BRIAN TO MORROW ONLY See Our “Pound” Paper 50c ■ Lithia Springs • Pharmacy Phone 118 Only The Best C «vee— A person to drlvd a CAR these days W ITH O U T voaing Pis 8WBBT disposition AND the thing that COMPLBTBLY gets OUR goat 1a for a whole FLOCK qf big CARS tb go whizzing PA8T_wg and y HONKINQ’Tig• n^-to ‘ ' V v G E T 'o n t of the •' . W A T when We ItA VB slowed down to— ' W E LL down to TW B N TY-FIVB at least IN a fifteen mile ZONE, and we have NEVER yet seen ONE of them got 1 PINCHED sad we W ISH somebody would tell US bow they got AWAY with it. F. S.: Plav safe; no one ei got arrested for buying one our gallon outing Jugs Word has been received here that Miss Lucille Crow, a former Ashland high school student, has graduated from the La Grande high school with honors. Miss Crow was the youngest In a class of 84 students. Motorists are reminded by State tra ffic Officer O. a Nich ols that automobiles must stop be fore entering the Pacific highway, In observance of one of the several new* traffic laws which went into effect last month. The new laws trf< Today— also prohibit 4 people from riding Barton Frulan, who is employ In the driver’s seat. ed as a brakeman for the Southern pacific company, left today for DutiHmulr, Cal., where he will dpbhd a couple of days before* go- Purchased Chrysler— - Charles T. Weaver of Ashland lpg ao Klamath Falls to work. has purchased a new “ 60” Chrys Frulkn has been running between ler sedan from the Fitch Motor Ashland and Hornbrook, Cal., for the past few weeks. £ompany in Medford. ........ $ 1922 Ford T o u r in g ___ ____ 1 1923 Ford Touring . ; . .............1 CLARA BOW 1923 Ford C o u p e.......... ......... 1 1926 Ford Touring ..................¿ ROBERT 1926 Ford Touring Rux. Ax. 3¡ w Claycomb Motot Co Lincoln Fordson you love. With GEO. J. HAYES AT THE ORGAN X - Helena Sieda ;* Licenced Lady Asslatant ■ An exhausted career pigeon from Seattle was found in Med ford. ‘ Deputy JJoroner <NOoa < . . , . • .’XA ON ALL OUR MDSE FO R M EN Miller’s Toggery SAT- SPECIAL New Spring Straw Hats . $1.49 . ' ' ' * ’ ■ Genuine Lee F elt Hats $1.0«; “Light Ray” Electric Records LATE RECORDS JUST RECEIVED A IjAnc In S p a in ........ ................... z. » Just An Ivory Covered Shack , Tenor Frank M u n n ............................. ■ ’ '/» SNAPPY PANAMAS & STRAW HATS $4.75 TO $8.50 • Underneath the Weeping Willow Tree With Guitar and Piano.................... .. I ’m looking for a Girl Named Mary Nick Lucas » “Hab-a-dash Inn** LATEST DANCE RECORDS - • Crash Toweling 'The Quality Store’ Lilly (Harry Archer and His Orchestra-----:. 3491 I ’ll Always Remember You (Fox T r o t ) ..---- 75c That Saxophone* Waltz (Regent CJub Orchestra 3483 Consolation (Waltzes with vocal chorus).......... 75c WASH CLOTHS Fancy Check 4 Patterns Each___ SATURDAY THE FINAL WINDUP OF Bln© Sk ids ..a .* .* .... Honolulu Moon (Pipe Organ}—Lew AVh tc Cherie I Love You With String Quartet and B ells___ What Does It Matter (String Quartet) Come And Take Advantage o f The Special Values Offered OTHER NEW RECORDS: NOT LISTED HERE JUST RECEIVED > i . V UKULELE TIME Huck Towels 18c Each i . IS HERE BANJ» UKES UKULELES— $2.50 I f f NOR UKULELES $12.00 — $20.00 Large Size 17x34 Made With Tap'e Edge A Real Value ELHARPS MUSIC DEPARTMENT SOFT-SPUN TOWELS 25c Bath Towels 19c 69c-Bath Towels 50c . Size 22x44 Made with Fancy Colored Borders—Heavy Double Thread Unusual Offering Here is A Fine Towel For Family Use in a Good Medium Quality, Easy to Laundry 81x9« Wearwell Sheets Each $1.39 TAKE ADVANTAGE OP THIS LOW PRIÇE 1921 Ford T o u r in g ............ FRAZER possible for words to okpress It. ------------ H . C . S T O C K ----------- and I Bare certainly enfoyed'the time I have spent hare,** Mr. Smith MORTICIAN Money Back Guarantee B R U N S W IC K Ashland—fln Educational .Center W ith , ' Bverett Mayor Here' J. H. Smith, mayor of Everett, Washington, and his Wife, re turned to that city Friday after spending several days a t the Jack- son'Hot Springs. “ You pan say I think this coun try It Just as beautiful at It far * ‘ 1 McNair Bros. 1920 Ford Touring . . ,t W o rtl R eceive d - At Sundown (When Love is Palling Me Home. 3481 South Wind (Fox Trot) Ohman and Arden ^Orchestra.. . . . . . . . . 75c WB think WB do try to BE peaceful AND lawabldlng W IT H IN reasonable LIM ITS, but R SURB Is getting iBSffifflaSffitfafflîiSa Motorists Reminded— * . 4 * For that picnic lunch, boiled ham, Schuerman’s. William Brelle. vice-president . „ et-tfca £etel £eamington in Oak- land. Cal., spent yesterday In this . . »•»tv looking after business affairs. HotJ See our men’s summer Paulserud’s sell for less. , VW W During the past few weeks we have been telling (and shall continue to tell) of the various industries of Ashland—but, after all, where could one find more real in dustry than in the class rooms of Ashland, When students are a t work earning their diplomas and their degrees? .The presence here of ton Southern Ore gon Normal School, in'addition to the oity’s excellent school system, makes it possible for Ashland to .claim distinction as an Educational Center as well as the home of some very worth-while Industries. .Greetings and test wishes to the grad nates of 1927! 81x90—You Know The Quality Daisy Bleached Muslin (36 in. wide) 15c Yard Sold Regularly at $1.85 each A Low Price For a^ Cloth That 4. Has So Many'Uses Pequot Sheets $1.60 Pure Linen Table Cloths Each $1.48 MADE IN FANCY COLORED PATTERNS $1.75 VALUE Here Are Only A Few Of The Many Specials v In This White. Goods O ffering JUNE CLEARANCE SALE GROUPED INTO FOUR PRICES Values np to $17.95 Sale Price now F irst N ational B ank ASHLAND tS g fi OREOÖN It DOES Make a Difference WhereJYou Buy Your FORD Values np to $24.50 Sale Price now Values up to Values up to $47.5« Sale Price now ♦ a •I e