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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1927)
j t 6'* 1 * -^H ' A n ■ I Æ Æ H H . ■ HI • W L . 1 ¿ ¿err -I*, r***- * * *~r ■ 1 ■ k H «I f B r ■H-. -4 J H ^W ■lid. ‘ ■■ j. F ! i Virgil Counter, Mise Irma B au. who received the bride's 'wedding bosquet, Mre. W. A. Howard, Idea Lavone Howard,- Mr. aa4 Mre. W. Taveaer. Mre. M jrlle Natter. Jamee Nhtter, WHma Nutter, Mr. and Mre. ;W il|. C. Counter and Mr. and Mre. J. E. WUd. . $ ’ - .f « » » < Mre. W, T. Abbott Gaeat o f Mre. TV. T. Abbott of Loe An- gelee, Callforaia, wee the guest of boaor yesterday, Tuesday. July I 26, at a golf dinner given by M m . I Fred Homes at her pleasant home DOROTHY REID, Editor. Phone 39 or 224L I la the Bellview district. Mrs. Abbott 1% spend! ag several wee ha Tuesday, July M —-Installation of His wife, poor soul, o<ten' con I (a Ashland visiting her slater, officers of Hope Rebekah tinues to look as dowdy ns she | Mre. Louis Dodge on the Boule- Lodge No, 14. "Postponed from did In lu n a r days* On the other Ivard. The rooms of the Homes home Tuesday. July I t to Tuesday, hand, there are many women Who July 26. • feel keenly the affluence of | were beautifully decorated by » » « I. money and who believe that a I Mrs. Frank .Jordan with flowers T H E ROHE J\ man Is judged socially by the grown In her garden, Mesdames What If the world had never clothu of his wife. It Is u s y for V. V. Mills. W. O. ' Tucker sad Robert'W. S teele/you n g known a rose,— them to discontinue economising Louis Dodge and Mite E d i t h Would any other flower have since they are the type^who haVwi Dodge, aulsted la decorating the attorney, succeeds .Jadga XJadsey, Internationally"« reigned u queen? always spent as much as possible house and serving the dinner. Jurist' e f th e-D en v er J Had mankind its rare beauty upon their own personal vanities. Mrs. C. J. Read won the first court, who recently, was on never seen, Where man and w o m e a of prise, Mies Helen Anderson re a Colorado supreme court d Would they deem perfect other wealth are concerned It’s about a ceived the second jlrlse and M lu flower that.blows? Dfty-fifty proposition: I t ’s aston Victoria Tavener waa awarded Can fancy any dew - gemmed ishing how much a well-dressed the consolation. Mrs. Abbott w u d ru m disclose, man can spend on clothu with presented with a pretty guest Set ’mid its rev’rent leaves of out c ru tin g undue attention. prise. T h o u who received the delight foiling green, There are many tailors In New That wotild with such a wondyous York who think nothing of asking ful hospitality of Mrs. .Homes form and shun 6200 for a business suit. T h e were:. Mesdames O. W inter, F. Gasless” Sunmer in Pros 8o thrill the h u r t as does the well-dressed man has as many Jordan, L. Dodge, E. Pell, D. Pro pect W ith Pa and levely rose? changes as his wife and probably vost, 8. Provost, F. 8. Engle, F. Kids as Goats spends as much or more yearly F. W hittle, C. J. Read, V. „y. Mills, 8. Robinette. Hal McNair. The breezes would have Joyed less than she does. W IC H ITA , Kan., July 2 7 — (IP) O. Hile, O. M .'F ra n k lin , Hubert — Wichita women are becoming In their flight: Bentley. F. O. D u n , K arl Nims, aroused. The Jibes of the gas The bird would not have sung its bane's Employes Enjoy Party— O. Bergner, W. Dodge and J. H. company relative to their efforts sweetest song: The employes of Isaac’s Dry The lover for a perfect gift would Goods store held a delightful par McGee, Mrs. Gertrude Fraley, and to reduce the present gas rates long: ty last evening, Tuesday, July 27, Mre. Daisy McGarry, the Misses will not be endured Very long, The amorous sun would not have at the home of Mrs. T. W. San Helen Anderson, Vietorla’Tavener they assert. Result— a ’’guleas” and Edith Dodge and the honor sumtner” Instead of just a series shone ap bright: ford on- Oak street. Had not the incense - wafting of “gasless Tuesdays’* Is in proa- A sumptuous picnic supper was guest, Mrs. W. T. Abbott qneen of flowers— served early In the evening, after The rose— been given to this which the ladies enjoyed an au Today was-the second "gasless world of our»! day” observed by Wichita house tomobile ride to several intereat Albert Lindley Beane. ing places around the city, among wives, a protest against the high 8 St » . gas rates. I « them being "Ashland Acres", lo Important Hooke Review ed cated Just across Bear Creek. Theri first gasless day 1 a a t "Challenged.” by Helen R. Those present were the follow ~ LOS ANGELE8, July 27.— (IP) Tuesday waa met with the .state Martin, author bf "The Snob." A ing named: Mesdames E l s i e ment on the part'of the gas com novel by an Intensive student of Ghurebman, D. P. Blue, C. Gass, —-E va Tsngnay, noted vaudeville pany that igore gas than ever the Dnnkards and the Pennsyl C. Thom peon-and T. W. Sanford, comedienne, was married at La had been.used. vania Dutch on their native heath. and the Mlaaes Nina.Emery, Hazel Habra recently, to Alexander A. "Speh a statement is an insult Booke, her accompanist, .known Her former story, dealing with Emery and Doris Gass. to our Intelligence." Mrs. P. G. cn the stage qs "A llan. Paradox the snobas an educational type. Pow&s, chairman of ,the •"civic it was learned here Tuesday. made a profound impression on The couple slipped away to committee of the Wichita Fader readers oi American fiction. This Santa Ana, obtained a license and Atlon of Women’s clubs, said. work 'renews those favorable 1m- It ban been some time since the then were wed the same day by a "Several thousand women, 'a n g Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of ered by what they consider a » tv Inr .of small town and country |M ettord,..have had an outdoor! justice of the peace. Even closest justice, can do aything." friends of the pair v « w unaware peqaje. The scene and the,conver- ■lgatRpryML a«A It Is planned toll ik j raiwm of a g rm p b f housewife^ I I n a » foe ptSnic and social at of ttprtnActl«» Mias Tanguay, whose uignature in a country stare Is r a n descrip Jacksop Hot Springs tomorrow tive. literary art. It would go like evening, Thursday, July SS. one onthe license read "BeaSE. Tang a house afire on the stage and it of unusual interest and pleasure uay" said she waa 4S years old. She has been married once and w ill be hard to keep Masle Lim- to the. members of these orders. divorced. bach, the wonderful little dyna A picnic lanch will be served Booke gave his age ns SO and mic widowette farmer from going between S and S: SO o’clock, all mid he had never been married. on the screen. She Is more than parties to bring their own lunch a match - for the vlllians, and eons. The lodge w ill provide Ice vlllianettes, as pell as the ftordld cream, coffee, sugar .and cream. Klamath Falls — California- solid stodgy mennonltes w h o Following the feast, swimming I Oregon Power Company working form the backbone of many farm and. other amusements have been on 640.000 new warehouse. ing communities. provided for. The development of j the boy, It Is desired to have a large I Raleigh, from childhood, through crowd, and all members of the public schools and Into young Medford lodge, and also visiting I manhood, where he meets the wo members are InvItCd to be pres man with the long, c I om clasp of ent. .J hla hand, and the long deep meet .« a n ing of her eyes with his-t-and the Ashland -Couple Married— outcome of the battle between A beautiful wedding was sol- the widow and Aunt Gussle keep omnised Monday morning, July] up the tremendo'hs Interest, 26, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I tt » « W ill C. Counter. Just north of the I ‘ HERD A HOYT TELIA city, when their daughter. Miss ABOUT PURSE STRINGS Esther L. Counter became the OUT OF EVERY NEW YORK, July 27.— (IP)— bride of Mr. Glenn C. W ild, non*of "Do women spe^d more on cloth Mr. and Mrs. J. E. W ild, who re -j SOLD ARE ing than men?" asks a young side on Liberty strdat. Reverend man who 1» about to enter matri H. F.. Pemberton, minister of the PERFECTION monial bliss and who is probably local Methodist Episcopal ehnrch, worrying about purse shrinkage. performed t /e ceremony nt S This question can be answered o’clock. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY US in three ways, any of which may Order 6y Telephone The bride looked charming in a be Wrong when taken individual pink and white georgette dress ly. and carried a pretty shower bou Tke poor man’s wife probably quet of pluk and white carna spends a little more on h e r tions. Pink Gladiolus formed clothes than her husband does. the background for the houee dec This is due to her effort to keep orations. Following the ceremony II up with her neighbors and to the refreshments were served, the I fact that a hard-working man re main feature being a huge pluk I quires only working'clothes while and white wedding cake. Amid1 his wife who has time to gad a shower of rice, the newlyweds about during the daytime Is con left for Portland, Oregon, where I tinually tempted with attractive they w ill spend their honeymoon. frocks costing anywhere from Mr. and Mre. W ild ’ w ill be at 66 to 616 which she feels she can home, on their return to Aehland. afford. Having the family funds nt 1SS Nfttley street. at her command and time on her Queets nt the wedding Included hands, she Is liable to spend of the following: Mr. and Mrs. I ten more than her husband does. Perry L. Ashcraft, Mr. Ferry Ash Also, every woman knows that craft Jr., Mr. Wild's grandmother Great athletes “ train” for their victoriea pretty clothes keep one attractive and two aunts, Mrs. Sarah Hamil By careful living and regular habits thej and do much toward holding ro ton. Mt's. «Ella Davison and Mrs. store up the physical and mental energj mance through the years of mid LlUie Hubbard, all of Kansas, needed to win their Victories. A a. F. dle age. The wife of the succeMful busi ness* man may or may not spend Fortune winners have to “ train” too ipore than her husband does on F ly Season Is Here * clothing. Some wives who have Protect your cows from that If you want to be ready to meet the test gone through leaner years with a Ptot, by nnlag th* old original of opportunity and WIN begin' now to man simply cannot Indulge la •boo Fly. Doable strength this beautiful clothes when money be- build up a reserve through regular sav glnn to flow more freely. They’ve year. Beet fly repellent on ing. trained themselves against ex the market. travagance until they cannot ov ercome the Ides of stinting thsm- selvc'i on unnecessary Items. As Ashland, Oregon a man progresses financially, ho Invariably steps out of the ready- made class into the tailor-made. [ JIBES AROUSE FEMININE IRE Comedienne And Accompanist Wed H ad she m ade the French D ressing befon they came they w ould never have believed it waa her Jiandiwtork, for it was a very exceptional dtessing. B u t sh e w a ite d u n til th ey sat d ow n t o dinner. A n d then, right at the table, expertly, assuredly, she stirs and blends and seasons. They watch. T hey taste. T hey exclaim. Y ou r salad is tw ice as interest ing, tw ice as m uch admired i f you dress it yourself at the table. A n d o f vinegar. For a tart dressing try tw o part» o f vinegar. Let your ow n taste, and the strength o f your vinegar or lem on juice decide it. Salt and pepper—paprika to'm ake it gay. T hen, i f you like, vary it. Add a bit o f hardboiled e g g —for a vege table salad. O f b ar-le-d u c—this for fruit salad£ O r a sprinkle o f glared your dressing is so much m ore appe tizing w h en it is freshly blended. I f y o u lik e a m ild -m an n ered French D ressing use three parts ofi cheese—o n green salads. Y ou w ill find W esson O il an im p o r ta n t part o f th is recip e. I t is delicate in flavor and blends just as you want it to. A nd, as everybody k n o w s , T O sson O il is go.od f o r you. Three excellent reasons for its W esson O il to on e o f lem on juice popularity. * PERFECTION OIL COOK STOVE Read The Opening Installment Simpson's Fortune Winners Have To ‘Tram’’ Too The Citizens Bank W ith screaming brakes the huge locomotive came to a groaning stop aa the sparks flew skyward. ▲ million dollars in gold lay in the car behind, guarded by a few marine»—a few of Unde Seal's Marinss_against a horde of desperate bandits. < Slowly one by ope they dropped before the withering fire of the bandit's machine gun»— Dropped with their faces towards their enemy— and their rifles hot in their hand». “ Gome out—or we'll blow yon to biases— ” roared the bandit le a d e r-“ Blow aad be damned" —They said_ A Thrilling Story of Peace-Hne
