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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1927)
F? ' . <f bocal j Personal flotes Fro» Tnlmit - * METHODIST CHURCH lately call the chamber of co An. C. B. Lainkin was an Asb* PICNIC TOMORROW tornea. Mrs. J. E. Randles of Bellview land V ilit» from Talent today. * was in town today {calling on friends. . Benefit program danee for Ash land Community Chest at I. O. Visiting Friends-— Stated conclave Wednesday evening, June IS. Brief business »anion, preliminary to vacation O. D. PRAZEE. C. E. W. H. DAY, Recorder. 242-21 Lithian Society Cabaret, The Armory, Thursday night, June 16th. Table reservations at “The Rose." O. F. hall, Tuesday, June tiet.* Admission: Gents 60c;. Ladles * 8 43-lt Mrs. W. E. Jacobson of Hills 85c. boro Is visiting friends in Ash From Talent — land for a few days. Mr. W. Childers of Talent was Leave for Home in town thia morning transacting Mieses Grace and Ruth Bigham business. and Eya Coy, who ware students at the Southern Oregon Normal Don’t Mias T h ia - school left today for their homes. Bob FoCkler’a "Big Tima" The Misses Bigham will go to Dance Band, 8 Rhdio favorites Beagle, Ch-e., and Miss Coy to and dance artists. ’Fair Grounds Gold Hill. Pavilion. Tonight, June IB. 348-1» • Dancing • F. M. to ,8 A. M, Lithian Cabaret tomorrow, night. Here on Business ■ Vaudeville—gorgeous lighting ef Mrs. J. E. Rose 6f Hornbrook fects— Beautiful decorations. was in Ashland yeaterday on busi Mr. and Mra. F. T. Otto have moved into their new home on Beach Street from Escandido, Cal. ness. Shopping in A s h la n d - Fly-Toil Spray gun and half Registered at the Ashland pint spray, 46c. Schuerman’s. Among thoe registered at the Ashland are Miss O. E. Keeners, and Miss J. W. Keener of Toledo, Ohio; Mr. and Mra. S. B. Black, Miss Leona Harrang, a normal South Pasadena; Mr. and Mra. school student left today to spend V. Wagner, Fort Morgan, Colo.; the summer with her parents in Mrs. W. E. Sutherland, Cour d’ Albany. Alene, -Ida.; Mrs. H. J. Butter- worth, Sa/i Rafael, Cal. Mr. J< B. Todd and children of H< it were in Ashland yesterday shopping. 238-tf Have your roe« trellise made at Jordan’s mills. 236-tf If you want it done right take it to White. WM-tf Form er R esidents Here Mrs. Mark W. Smith and daugh ter Lorraine, who formerly were Ashland residents, but who now live In Red Bluff, Cal., arrived here thia week to spend the sum- Stopping at the Oregon— Mr. and Mra. W. E. Weaver, Riverside, Cal., Tod Adamson, Prineville and G. M. Walker and daughter Arline • stopped at the Oregon Hotel yesterday. Home grown peas, Schuerman. 238-tf Ill at H o r n e - Mr. and Mrs. Guy Randi» are ill at their home* on AUiaon street this week. Left for K. P.— " Miss Vesta . Pròse, who was Visiting He r s Ur. and Hrs. H. A. Bartow of Eugene la at the home of Hr. and Mrs. R. K Detrick on Bast Hain street for a short stay. Hr. Bar tow, who Is a brother of Mrs. De trick la a witness in the D’Autre- mont trial. afternoon. (Continued Prom rags One) There will be plenty of enter tainment provided for both the hoys and girls and grownups, and there should not be a dull mo ment throughout the day. Moving— Mrs. H. E. Wiltae Is moving from IBS/Fifth street to Chanute, Kansas where she will spend tha summer. (Continued From Page Ona) lug in Ashland and the Rogue River valley should meet and act ah hosts to the visitors. This would no doubt renew many per sonal acquaintances or give Na tive Southerners in this region a iord-picture of their former homes.’ ’ The party will arrive here fropt George R. Hicks was flnpd 316 the south at 12:00 noon and will and costs Wednesday morning , remain here until 6:00 P, M. They when he pleaded guilty to a had been invited to have lunch in Lithia Park, bat have written charge of driving his automobile that arrangements had Already with Improper license plates, been made to eat at the Southern brought against him by Traffic Pacific hotel. No definite arrange Officer C. P. Talent. Hicks agreed ments have been made for enter to purchase proper plates for his tainment of the Virginians dur car, the entire transaction, naw ing their stay here. license plates, and fine and costa The chamber of commerce ia costing him In excess of 666. Anxious to have the cooperation Hicks is a resident of the Wag of native southerners and all who ner Creak district. can assist In this should lmmed- Mr. and Mrs. B, L. Mitchell have moved from SS8 B Street to 146 Skidipore street. . Bum License Plates, graduated from the Normal school yesterday, left today for her home Bari Hosier; city water^ super See Psulserud’e 820* and. |2 6 near Klamath Falla. intendent, haa purchased a pura special on summer suits. bred fóx terrier puppy. 241-tf Reserve yonr tables cabaret today. - CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Howell Dice - .— i We wish to thank onr many Mrs. Howell, toother of E. W. At the Lithia Springs H o t e l- kind friends for their sympathy Howell on Maple ftreetj died a£ Registered at the Lithia Springs and beautiful floral offerings dur the home of her eon this morn Hotel are F, B. Wlnehell, San ing our recent bereavement. ing. 'Funeral arrangements have Francisco, Mr. and M ». H.-'W. MR8. ANDREW DOSIER, not yet been made by Stock’s Un Spratt, Long Beach. Mr. and Mra. LYDIA WALKER, dertaking Parlor. Mrs. Howell, E K. Canres, Honolulu, Mr. and PHIL DOSIER, who. is an old time resident, Is Mrs. J. b. Hunch. Honolulu, T. MATTIE BAER, well-known In Ashland. B. Jon», Bremerton, Wash., and HUGH DOSIER, ‘ ' L. G. Strayer, Los A ngel» LILLIE GROW, t * Boys and girla have vacations, GEORGE DOSIER. too— Give fb eg books to read— Elhart’s. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Van Matta are in Ashland, visiting at the Goes to M o n m o u th - home of Mr. Van Nfctta’s parents. Mr. J. H. Fuller, secretary of Mr. and Mra. G. O. Van Natta on the local Chamber of Commerce, Chestnut atrwt. H i» Lillian Van and member of the board of reg Natta, who has been making her ents of the Oregon Normal achools home, with her grandparents while left yesterday evening fcfr Mon attending the nprmal school, will mouth with the regents who were return'horn* With he» Barents to . Mr. and Mrs. E. Foremiller have — moved to their ne w home at 84? Palm avenue. Mr. Fortmlller is ercises of the Ashland Normal the manager of the new J. C. yesterday. After attending the Penny Co. store here. graduation of tha Monmouth Normal, Mr. Fuller will stay In It’s 20 degrees cooler between Portland for the Row Festival. the pagm of a good book—Get them at Rlhart’s. - Have your cloth».claanaA-Jor vacation time, Paulaorud’s. Spent day la K. P. — 241-tf Gny Good of the XL Electric Sutton apent yesterday In Klam Return from P o r t la n d - ath Falls on business. Mr. and Mra. Jam » Lennex and son and Mr. and Mra. McCracken NOTICE of Uckia, California, returned yes Sponsored by Trinity Guild the terday from Portland where they members and friends of Trinity visited at the home of Mrs. Len Episcopal church and Sunday nox’s daughter. Mra. Kenneth school are luvjted to a picnic Lausing. Mr. and Mra. McCracken lunch in Lithia Park on Thurs are guests at the Lennox home day of this w » k . bring a covered this w »k . dish with you, also diahes and silver for your own use and be Dill pickles in the bulk. Schuer- there by 18 o’clock. “ • 238-tf •TAKTS JUNK 91 (('antinned Prom Page One) saslon of school is open not only to the people at Ashland, but to any children who care tc tome, from whatever district. "No promise can ba made as to the account of Work that will be covered. Whether the child deserves to be Advanced or not Is left entirely with the teachers In charge. The thing that is sure to be accomplished is the strengthening of pupils all along the line. AU pupil* who are weak in one or * more subjects should attend the school. Those who have been ill and missed a part of the work, those who are hop- ing to advance a grade should get this extra work. "Six weeks is one-sixth of the school year and since education is a growth, no boy or girl, who is not profitably employed, can not afford to miss the opportune tty of attending school. "The books used will be the regular state texts. There will be no expense to any parents other than that of any regular school, term. It sho.uld also I m noted that this school Is conduct ed by the State and at State ex pense, so whatever good may come from It Is reaped by the children of Ashland without any coat ta the people themselves. As Superintendent of' Schools, I wish to. urge aU thoaf who are (isltoquont in any snbjaet or thoae who are weak in aay part of a grade or those whd wish,to make up ' work for any reason, to attend the summer school, I am certain that any one attendr lag will he greatly benefited and not only will those who . attend be benefited, but also the Nor- GotYour Suit? Some More New ones at Miller’s T The Quality Store* Cut from the finest of upper leather, soles from best grade hides, all leather construction, style with skill of experts. Famous fine shoe making, our À Timely And shoes please the eye as they satisfy the feet. Unusual O ffering OVERLAND SHOE SHOP Dresses Elizabeth Arden Cleansing Cream i mal School. Therrf ahonld b« a Urge attendance In order to af ford proper group« for the teachers who are coming hare foV thetr education, «feerafere we oan help ounelvea and the Normal School and the taimhan who are attending school, by har ing a lg r o Attendance at the summer school. “Remember the time and place. Lincoln School, Tuesday, June l i s t , 1*17." i Made of F la t Cr*pe,Crepe De Chine, Wash Silk Crepe and Georgette—in a good< assort ment of sizçs.—Better make yonr sélection -early.«—Values in this lot up to $22.50. M t QM l \ \B l A light featfcety lyftam t h a t liquifies quickly with the warmth of the skin and penetrates, the depth of the bores dis solving all impurities. SPRING Of a Quality and Style Rare Indeed Regular Values to $24.50. Lithia Springs Pharmacy . Phone 116 Only The Best ; WE SPECIALIZE IN ' ' Summer Cabins THE THEATER BEAUTTO. FINISHING TO DAY - Watch "SPECIAL DELIVERY WITH EDDIE CANTOR THE SERVICE WE CAN GIVE YOU WILL HELP YOU. FOR THE Original Rexall One Cent S a lo f f o Articles, 2 for 28c 80c Arrióles, 2 for Ble $1.00 Arrióles, 2 for $1.01 Toiletries Stationery r ■ Gandy Household D R O PIN Bright Snappy New Ties for “ Dad" See The Charming N ew Ties We Are Showing Especially For “Father’s Day” Occasion. YOU WILL BE DELIGHTED WITH EACH AND EVERYONE Carson-Fowler A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX FOR YOUR PERSONAL USE HIS FAVORITE COLOR AND STYLE OF TIE IS HERE You will find it a great convenience to Priced At 50c - 75c - $1.00 To $2.50 ’ SELECT YOUR FAVORITE AT • •/ have important papers and other valu ables concentrated in one place, safewnd accessible. Two cowboy detectives on each other’s trail trying to find the solution of a mysterious fend. I t ’s a glorius mixture of laughs and tense moments. N ext Week WITH GEO. J. HAYES AT THE ORGAN McNAIR BROS. The Citizens Bank GET YOUR FBEE COUPONS - ASK FOR THEM Ashland, Oregon