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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1927)
Sfi 2 iW 2 l » • » Ss y r rw' I.»,/ '»-V ♦ » « • beep yery «1 v i d m astoid Infection, but at preaeat ia doing nicely. She vaa taken to the Sacred Heart hospib- saythatl havefoundthis to be true w id i Lucky (he hpw government liquor'etc the*'first supplies. Above are three of tïie bo; line dbrly with their permits at Windsor.' Try Our Breakfast Specials Crisp Raffles and Good, Hot Coffee with Real Cream AUSO COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE - --------------- e - / . ’a l in Medford Inst week for a p o p - ’ cratlon. but a tarn for * • tefcter madc an operation unnecessary Word has been received from Paul Nichols, who v e n t to Seattle a short tim e ago; that he la be ing employed by the Carnation Milk Co. i f Seattle. I C. 3. Hughes o f Portland, a son- in -la v of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. De Ford stepped for a abort visit last week od hia way to California, where he Vaa going for his health'. { ’ Mrs. May K. Green o f Ashland, ’ spqnt Sunday with Mrs. Jam es Mr. and Lennox in V Mrs. alley J. V L. iew . McCracken of Ukiah, California, arrived Mon day to spedld severgl w eeks v is iting the J. R. McCracken and James Lennox fam ilies. Miss Lydia DeFord of Portland, accompanied by Charles Dudrov and tapiRr. oq th eir way to m ar tin et, Cal., stopped for a* short visit with Miss DeFord’s parents, > r , and Mm. W. F. DeFord, last w<ek. L- H. Gallatin left for Corvallis last week to ' bring home h i -s daughter Rog inft, who is a student Is-A -tx; u .c n £ il— - v -’rr • - V, ► Ashland-Valley View ealf net a t th e Meyer Creek Dairy 'Q u|ry Farm Monday eV%- n'ng. R. G. Fow ler, con n tf clnb leader of Medford, and 'moat of the calf club members were pres ent. * , Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Arnold and John, Mrs. Lottie Hash of Ash land, Mrs. May Harris and child ren of Junea, Alaska, had a picnic luncheon at Jaekaon^s Hot Spring« last Tuesday. - Mrs. Lewis and three children arrived at their new home last week, com ing from Coos Bay to join Mr. Lewis who has been here for several months. Chris Strong, who has been, In -, visit. Ashland., because I hqTS-.Ì' heard much o f . ite , feteUty and now I, am certhinly ¿ a d . I atta h ere” sa y s Mrs. Mary , k r t o U ì n t ì b o f Sedttie «min * arrived here M5 spend the Mupmer month». M rs.,A frbw sm ttb said «he h a d v lsite d m any snm m er r i sorta bat never found a m ore ldaglly located city thhn A sh land. She com m ented on the beautifpl g r e q n h ills "of w hich due could n e w ‘tire?’ mellpvY—t U Santa Rosa, Cal., tor som e tithe returned to his fam ily here last week. o fth e RARE FLOWER DISPLAYED •" if'!' A snow lilly, found on the sn op IlQe o f the Umpqua Divide in Jackson and Douglas counties by Roy Parr o f Ashland, deputy game warden, and brought to this olty yesterday, is now on dlsplgy in the window o f M iller's Toggery on the P lasa. This flow er is a very rare as w ell as beautiful one. 1» quite worth seeing. -------------; -------------- r^ — -------- aVRSCRlRE* FOR « i E TIDINGS ÎA' ‘fUltÄ) { - P - 11 - r, “ I -1 , “'l * ‘ O fff The ten day or second cover spray for cofflibg moth should be applied Within the next w eek or ten days. T he peak of flr st brooff worms .wlU be m ask e d about the 41f- n3t a bk offclte. pies and pears should be thor oughly protected. A rsenate of lead, three pounds V in drod gallons of waster, la recom mended.',. Spray thoroughly cover- • ing »11 leaven and branches as < v l A as fruit, paying particular at- . tentlon to the tope o f trees. ■» i Force Of W m Used The Owen-Oregpu lumber com pany of near Medford will start working a night sh ift within ' a week or ten^ days, according to hn- nouneement made by the company officials. Th,s Will mean an In crease o f l^ d to 200 men at’ the mill and an addition of 50 ip the woods. — - Heg^rdless of what kind of printing yon may ured, • * VP»«»»» a ccom p an ied th e fo llo w in g nam ed D b oy,: ker' Robert “Runn, Gordon Ba- Ouane Malone, > t e (ts* ts« ite L Johnson, W ilbur DnrLara, Clyde made for the boys Malone, W allace W olcott, Albert LETTERHEADS, STATEMENTS, ENVELOPES, . a Prune! ** N O IU O v '<■ m at reasonable price. ' V 4 JUST BIGHT hot mineral baths of tf .- j y lisi) * can handle it quickly and to yoqr èntire satisfaction 7 y, California can He ir Yon. <> .* . < 4 ■ ' * M anager vooidMhetb'tiÜk*.'' 4 i-i. AND WE WILL RE GLAD TO Au.mmeii’ ra«ry 4 *** '• ¿ ’7* « *4 OF **• «'hie » T | . There are 203 c a d e ts Br .a « .r .d ,b „ ; . . r U W !>W ed. but happy gro u p . m iles of W agper Gap, In autom o- Who returned la te | biles, then felled to - the camp tom oon from W ag- grounds Late in t h e afternoon rt) they spent Tnee- it started to rain and the doihh- camp— and I t o f pour eohtlnned throughout thff ednesday morning night. t<,>' < i peak o f Mt. Wag- Some of the boys bnllt "lean-, . 'I , tos” others were sheltered be- boy? uldnR m ake(-neat„ a M nTH f„ rntahed by the top. Three o R„ ger wer. m r X sheltered In the ranger cabin. J llto r ^ c m t^ * b° W Carred * * ^ BkBU r leader. Secretary them . thought it ipadvis- Mrn th e rifftah c - D- Gaffney and Mr. W alters £32?^ ° ' I ROOTLETS, OR WHAT NOT. Spindler, Paul A tkins and »1U Wallace Stearns, firelve Boys Climb ML Wjyrnei r P ^ b - .D m p o u r Of Ram 1 T W J » Vpcoptfortable to be