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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1927)
1 : Personal Notes Dr. * . L. Galick Here— Rwurnrd T » H o * A ~ • Dr. Sidney X Oulick of Los Mrs, Ed Dews and *on- Bd- Angeles Is visiting for a week with toond. who hays .bepn visiting I hU daughter Mrs. Leverett Davis Mrs. Dew's p a la te My. sad Mss.1 (of this city. Dr. Galick Is a man J. H. Turner on the boulevard of International reputation hav- for the past week,, returned Sun-, Ing connection with the Interna- day to their home In Dunsminy^ ttonal Relationship committee of California. the Federal Council of Churches > i of Christ In America and also l * f t Yesterday Morning—. with the American Board of Com- A. R. Cole and Harold Col< mlsaionere for Foreign Missions of ef Watkins, Minn., Merril Cole, the Congregational churches. On and Milo Cole of South Haven,- Friday evening, Jane 14, Dr. Gul- 'Minn., and Mark Robertson hf. lck will speak at the Congrega- Kentucky, who have been vlsit- tlc-nal church'and following hit ing W. cf. Cc.:: -a Weightmenj address will answer questions. On street for the past week, • left Sunday, June 26, he will preach • Yesterday morning for their both morning and evening at the homes. They came by the nor-' same church. All of hla subjects I them route and will make the, will deal with foreign relations.,* return trip by the southern rente. Dr. Gullck Is one of the greatest While here they visited Crescept authorities on such questions la City and the Oregon Caves. this time of the year. He says that he has traveled over a great mqny states but this recreational area la Just about as beautiful as any he haa ever seen. Mr. Cleveland can appreciate scenery from an artistic standpoint, as he has done a number of paintings, sad knows whereof he speaks, when It comes to the' works of Flatting W ith R elatives— Idles Marlon Ady, art instruc nature.— Medford Dally News. tor at the Normal school, apent a few days recently visiting with Parobase Motor Oil, 100 per friends at Eugene. cent paraffne base. At General in dependent dealers. 238-Fri-Tuer ilk and cream— Schuer- tcery.' 246-tf Spending Few Days Here Mrs. Marcella Scribner of Sac X k ft F o r B e rk le y — ramento, Cal., Is spending a few ^Jlra ftorah Stratlon of Iowa days in this city visiting friends. . For “ Brushon’’ the magic light stneet ana her daughter Marjlrle Mrs. Scribner was formerly Miss wood work cleaner. Phone Billy left Thursday for Berkeley, Cal., Marcella McCaw^of Fort Jones. Herndon, 416R. 248-St Where they wilt visit at the home *nd was employed at .Perrine's o f Mrs. Stratton's abler Mrs. More on the Plasa. - *23.00 Reward For the best Donna Warren. name for Billing's New Dance Let the UNION write ifour full Pavilion. Bring your name in seal Have your rosq tieUtae made at »venga automobile insurance, ed envelope on Wed. or Sat nite. 231-tf Jordan's milla, . reo. of course. 88-tf One block north of Holland hotel. — • 248-2 Returned H o t e l' ' ’ ’ Mias Marjory Payne, who has Passed Through Ashland— Left Tills Morning— been attending the Bible school Mips Marlon Leach, a Junior in Rev. C. D. Gaffney, pastor of In Los Angeles, Cal., haa return pre-law at the University of Ore the Congregational Church In ed to her heme In Ashland where gon in Eugene, passed through she will spend the summer Ashland Sunday enroute to Palo Ashland, left this morning for months. Alto, Cal., whhre she w ill enter Portland to be gone ten days. Stanford university for the sum He will *erve on the faculty at Fly-Toll Spray gun and half mer session. Miss Leach. Is a the Young Peoples Conference, plat spray, 45c, Schuerman’s. former. Ashland girt and I* The which will be held at Jennings ISS-tf daughter of My. and Mrs. B. F. Lodge, a short distance from Portland. The pulpit will he oc cupied by Dr. Sidney L.. Gullck R egistreed a t N orm al— of Los Angeles on Sunday morn ' Miss Agnes Parker, principal Baseball benefit dance,1 Jackson ing and evening. of one of the grade schools at Springs, Wednesday night. Klamath Falls, has registered at Billing’s New «Dance Pavilion, the Southern Oregon Normal I«eft On Vacation Wed. nite. Dickey's Dance Band, school for the summer quarter. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Berg and edford. a von Bobby on B Street left yester- f day morning for Everett, Wash., where they will spend a vacation ot two weeks visiting Mr. Berg's Installed Washing Machine— I parents. Mr. Berg Js employed, at . W. 8. Brockman, who Is in t the Ashland Dally Tidings office, charge of the washing depart- ..’rrrr—:-,'-: : ment at the Lithla Springs gar- i FOR “ BRUSHON” , the magic *ge, has Just installed a new i light, wood work cleaner, Phone washing machine and Is now Bffly Herndon, 416R. 847»8t ready to wash-anyone's car. « . B. Brigai and son William Brigga ot thls elty spent thè week-end at thè Lake of thè WoOds. Celebrate In one of Paulscrud’s ViMtlug Mr. and Mrs. Gllltog»— Ifty Summer Suits. 347-tf Miss felhel McKemle of Forest Grove who has been vislttn* friends In Grants Pass tor a few Mise Katherine Vincent, regis days,’ Is now spending a short trar at the Southern Oregon Nor- time in Ashland at the heme of mal school^ and Miss Beatrice Mr. and Mrs. E. O. QllUngs on H all of the health department, Oak street. sfent a short vacation at Pros pect recently. How good news does spread! ’ ■ Normal School Text Books Elbert’s Book Store. L eft For Corvallis— Orile Robbins, short-stop on the BOAS baseball team, left yesterday for CorvalHs in ans wer to an urgent telephone call from the football coach at the Oregon Agricultural college, who implored Robbins to attend sum mer school at the college in arddr to get ready for football. Robbias, who has been employed at Mtllsr's Toggery on the Plssa, expects to make the trip down hero every Sunday to play on the Returned From Portland— I Clarence Marcott ot Shale City, vtho has been spending ' several d a y *'In Portland looking after business affairs and attending the Rose Carnival, returned yes terday to his home. Enjoyed Dinner— 20e ArtiolaB, 2 for 26c OOe Arttelfek 2 for 51o $1.00 Art&otoo, 2 for $1.01 Toüetrie« ttnnie F or Vacation— '¡»Harvey Woods, son of D r. and ■TO. E. A. Woods on North Main tweet Is, home to spepd the lum- n$»r vacation with his parents. Woods Is a student at the JJniver« B y of Oregon medical depart- UB mt in Portland. A rived Saturday— r Miss E llio tt’s home In Baker, Regina Johnson, Dorothy Raid and Virginia Frost of this city, motored down to Gold Ray dam late yesterday afternoon tp vlsU the California Oregon Power plant there. They continued their trip to Gold Hitt, where they ev- Ipyed a chicken dinner at Ver non’s service station, which Is In ohsege of Mrs. Nora Erickson and Mrs. Gerald Owen. ttend- JURX $8 - 24 - 90 Mr. and Mrs. D. Perossl and 'Ughter Thelma of this city tt Sunday morning for Duns- |lr , Cal., where Mr. Perossl Will loot after business affairs, iwturning to Ashland In a few days. Mrs. Perrossl w ill go on to Berkeley, Cal., to'visit her sister Hid Miss Thelma to Palo Afto. Cgl., whore she w ill register at Stanford for the summer session. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sweet and $ i of Santo Rose, Cal.; anived l*C Ashland Saturday and have Wen" week-end guests at the gffme of Mrs. G. O. Eubanks on a m e r street, sister of Mrs. M eet. Mr. and Mrs. Sweet made Her® F or Summer— dfe trip to this city to take Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Heber- ■ fe e t’s mother, Mrs. Goodyear lle of Weed. Cal., have come to Ifeclc with them for an extensive Ashland t t spend the summer fpur of California. months and have token up their residence in Mrs. C. M. Botnar's home on Allison street. Mr. He- Otis J. Elliott and niece Miss berlle’s fa th e r. owned and op- ¡rma Elliott, who has been s l erated the Ashland laundry iding the Southern Oregon Nor- eral years ago ' il school, left this morning ' Have your clothes cleaned this week and avoid' the celebration Arrived H o m e - rush. Pnulserud’s. 247-tf Miss Minnie «Poley. who has been teaching In the Oakland, Cal., schools, arrived home Sat Sold H om e— Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt Hobbs urday to spend the summer vac ation with her mother Mrs. Generäl Gasoline Is still the best. have sold their home on £. street Josephine Poley and sister Miss to Mf. and Mrs. Robert A. Easton 239-Frl.-Tues of Coquille, Oregon. Mr. and Eva Poley. Miss Minnie former 2 h . 8. Cleveland »as In Ash Mrs. Hobbs will leave tomorrow ly taught In the local high school land Thursday and on his return » Special for their new« home In Sacramen for several years. a Typewriter - te- Medford was speaking of the rates— Elhsrt’s to, California. KCtnetlveneaa of Lithla Park at Miss Anderson H e re Normal Text-Books and ■ ’ Mira A Mine Anderson, wc.a has plies— E lhart’s Book Store. been teaching for the past year at San Raphael, Cal., Is In Ash land for an extended ,vlsit with Spent Week-End At H o m e - United Btotea District Attorney her sister Miss Helen Andhrson; George Neuner spent the week dean of women at the Southern end at his home In Portland. Mrs. Oregon Normal school. Neuner accompanied him to Med ford yesterday morning and w ill remain nntll the D’Autromont trial is over. Original R etail One Cent rtiritl folks - Few years the traffic count on Ae Faeific highway a mile south ►f Medford has shown the heavl- »t traffic in the state. This reek the tm ffle oeunt shew* that he heaviest traffic In the state fas at a point Just south of the Irants Pass city limits, with l*SS cars counted in a single lay. The Medford count showed 1871. Thia demonstrates more brclbly than every Grants Paas' lost favorable location at the pnctlon of the Pacific and Red- Hod highways.— Grants Pass ¡purler. Ford Battery $12.00 Ford Batteries Fit 85 Per Ceat Of All Cars: None bettor for Oar or Radio We recharge yopr Battery Radio B attery. ........75c Car B attery.............1.00 Claycomb Motor feturned Saturday— ' [Mrs. W . H. NeNalr and Mps. , rote Hates or th is city returned . (jturday from Portland, where , i*y were in attendance at the Mind Chapter of O. E. S., which MM there. ‘ rightly togoalsed i f the Unit system were fbroed on th a n throup-i voters of Msdtord and Ashland. TBs resolution «as as foUows: Congressional W U lB e I n j Friday Louis Dodge, representing the Golf club Tuesday noon «ave the Chamber of Commerce members special invitation to participate la the opening ceremonies tomor row, explaining the ’program and other details of the affair, at the forum luncheon. Good attendance marked the meeting. ' Fred Peterson,, superintendent of schools in Klgmath county in a brief speech explained the coun ty unit system, W jlc 'a .u to he passed upon at the election June 28. Secretory J. H, Fuller, told members th<t Senator 43. L. Mc Nary and Congressman W. C. Hawley w ill he in the valley Fri- lay to look over Irrigation pro- Tects.snd may be accompanied by other members of the congress ional delegation. Mr. Fuller goes io Medford this evening to ar range with other valley repre^en- tativea for the program for the visit of these men. Fuller also urged 'members of the Chamber of Commerce to re inember the visiting delegation of Virginians who will be In Ash land July 8. Some arrangements are to be made for the delegation to have dinner In thia city. "Tbs Board of Dtroatora of the Ashland Chamber of Commerce feels that the County Unit meas ure which appears on the ballot of the special election June 38th is a matter which should be decided by the people residing In the dis tricts outside of Kedferd and’ Ash land because it affects their ter ritory only. Because of this we recommend that the people pf Ashland do not vote on thia meas ure. "Furthermore, that a copy of this resolution -oe given to thd WHEN AM ACHING BACK TORMENTS Watch your kidneys — when they are affected, elimination Is not. normal— too scanty and burn ing— or too frequent and trouble some. Men and women evayy- where are using and recommend ing Foley Pills diuretic to' regh- late kidney elimination, and to free the system of lurking pois on* that cause backaches, rheum atic pains, stiff and swollen Joints, tormenting lumbago. The medicinal qualities of Foley Pills diuretic are valued so highly that th 'y are guaranteed to give satis faction. Aak for them. Sold ev erywhere. — No. 8. The Quality Store SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR SUMMER DAYS Cretonne Parasob $1.98 — -g HANDSOFF IS POLICY Pair Play Toward Rural Folks In County Unit System Usger Chamber of Commerce directors mmediately following the forum 'uncheon at noon today, passed a resolution asking that the people of Ashland, because they are not eohoerned with the County Unit system, keep th eir hands off the proposed.Change. This actlon was taken following the speech of Fred J. Peterson, ot Klamath fn favor of the system, s tth o lu p c b - Or*t. Members of the board ef directors expresses belief that the Covered With Colonial Cretonns in New Patterns I Fhncy Wood Handles — With Silk Cord 1 Sold Regular At $2.48 House Dresses Each $1.00 Wonderful Bargains In These Dresses For Sommer Days — Madq Of JFast Color Prints All Sizes Regular And Extra Voile Dresses Each $1.9$ Yon WHI Want B ernal Of These Oieeeee When You See Them Made Of Printed And Flock Dot’ — — -Voiles. — All Sizes rl'o Selvvl prom. ALL THIS W EEK STATIONERY SA L E Box Stationery - White And In Colors 45c - 50c - 60c Values Conespondence Cards, 50c V alues...............39c Correspondence Cards, 40c Values........... ,23c Pound Paper, 50c Values..........’ ....3 3 c Pound Paper, Flat Sheets, 60c V alues.. . . . . ,43c Envelopes - Large Size - Special................... 24c Envelopes Regular Size, Linen, 2 Bunches.. .19c Extra Value Fountain P e n s............... ,99c Students Conklin Pens................. $2.50 and $175 Fountain Pens, $7.00 Values ................... .$3.99 EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES IN OUR TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT We cannot enumerate all these but we are going to give 25 per cent to 50 per cent discount on a lot of CREAMS, Cold and Vanishing - Face Powders - Compacts - Rouges - Body Powders - Toilet Waters - Etc. Can You Afford To Pass Up This Saving Of 25 To 50 Per Cent A Thrilling Ro mance Of The Steel Mills. ELHART’S BOOK STORE ON THE PLAZA