Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, August 24, 1927, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMAW W IT H BROKEN I flev. Pattersoa at Crater L a k e - .NECK r t n TODAY Governor I. L. Patterson, ac companied by Horaee Thomas, Franklia J. Bradley. 68, wbc city edltdr 9! the Portland Ore- .— — $1 / differed from(a broken neck, re gorilan and Frapk Jrytne. , blind hall: «esen pulrp plnUp itoek- celved ta a& aoctHsnt p tg a a U l al editor df the Oregon Journal, n, black satin« dancing allp- Klickitat, Wash., on Aug. IP spent yestertfgy <t Crater , I^ka. H e y Wave been touring the.south ern part dij the state In the inter waved than In silk stockings ana ests of road lmprovem^ept. f hattedlltfoHe Hothea.* Ytefted la K. V.— Qallcrs la Med f o r d» J‘*lt’a the upkeep of the mot - Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wlneland Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Holmes of Ripe peaches at Ash. F. A. Ffo. era girl rather than the origin) 1 ttls city were callers In Medford end little Shirley Ann Anderson, ' ' W - t f coat of her education that kaej 1 o f this city spent one day recently Assn. yesterday. , , ’ t, \ ' Dpd broke the;rfour years she d In Klamath Falls visiting friends. « ______ ■ ■ r Bluhlll Ch,eese at Schuerman’k sway at school,>r ft. Bellas Hep 4 Cliff Payne makes Ikdders. 298-tf told a group of clubwomen her v Dance tonite Fair Grounds Pa grocery. vilion, Medford. 303-4; mas F sirG ro u sd f P "Clothes and tuition are' tt ■ Mie, Kib ftp rae - smallest Be ms on, ^pr, exoeuse a1 1 ' ’ • ' ' ‘ 1 ' t One of the large 33.00 dolls— : Mrs. G. E. Eib returned to her etount. Phonographs repaired a n d which you can get at Franklin's' home on Van Ness arenub- this "Although the average co-e f aranteed W harfs. ,M f M - t f Bakery for 99c— will tickle the, morning from a two week«* trip indulges herself in at least or 1 kiddies. Let us explain. < 301-tf through th»,Canadian rochies. go ing by way of Spqhana, Calgary, Vbdlnrs Her«— Banff and Lake Louise was a very Mr. and Mrs. Dade Terrett. and Moving— children, Jack and Dorothy Of * Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Melson and turning by Way of Vancouver/ shhmpdoa and finger waves to Medford and Miss Haeet Rlgg of family, who have been residing in Seattle and Portland. Her atay at month— a total of apptjfxlmatew Portland, were visitor« yesterday a residence at 166 North Malo Banff and Lake Louise yas a very 16.26 a week, a recent survey «¿1 strret, have moved to 40 Bush enjoyable one, a . trip'being made la thia city. American colleges revealed hAf street, hare moved to 40 Bush to the large lakes through the tuition seldom excgep t<6 a-4M>S*- magniflclent Snow-capped moun Let us explain how you can tpr while heir clothes hilt- aver tains. <> get a beautiful f 3.00 doll for 99c. ages only 1240 a year. . f . Dance tonite Fair Grounds Pa Franklin Bakery. 301-tf "Big scale production and -di-, Phonograph repair. vlllon, Medford. 302-4 met selling methods have broken Get a 33.00 dull at Franklin’s down the* barriers that formerly Fred Rapp’a guargnteed mêl Returned from Mt. Rimata bakery for 99c. We will be glad X lty— * separated the rich man’s- daugh-, to explain.' 301-tf. ions. None genulne without the ter from the poor one pride and? Mrs. Allen Antrey and little son stamp. Headqnarters at Pump-, Joy, Today grown - women as in Fairview street, who spent a kin Çenter. Mêlions on ica. Ia California— , Tables for service. 300-tf- few days' recently visiting With well as college, girls are knowp^ Mrs. Al Jordan on the. Boule Mrs. Autrey'a parenti, Mr. abd not by the cost of their clothes] vard, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hodklnson at ML but rather by the cut and perfect Ix»ft Yesterday-— Mrs. Smiley Evans of Medford, Shasta City, Cal., former residents harmony of their costumes. The Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bevington, are spending a ten day's vacation of Ashland, have returned to their fair co-ed whose one hat har at Sacramento and other Call- accompanied by their daughter, homé here. — monises with her entire ward Mias Harriet, on Second street forla cities. robe: >■ infinitely ? more stylish left yesterday to spend • two Visiting From Shale City— than' the wealthy claae-.mgt» ■Fresh grape fruit at Schuer- weeks* vacation at Pasadena, Cal. George Robison, who la employ- whose dosen bonnets are nt. tan’s Grocery. 298-tf ' td at Shale City, arrived In Aah- sworda point with everything In Dance tonite Fair Grounds pa ' laud yesterday and w ill spend a her closet" * vilion, Medford. 302-4 ’few days here visiting relatives Former Resident He r e Among the articles which Mr. 1 and friends. Hess lists In his "Twenty dollar "Buster"-Brown, whe is em I f you want it dona right take, Ever nolle« American League pitching a ployed by the Southern Pacific it to White. Wed-tf a month wardrobe are: Home From So. Cal— . * young George Plpgras ot tie Mew York company at Klamath Falls, is One Prom gown ....,........... 114.00 Mr. and Mrs.' 8, H. 8hort ' and ’em alL Thia youngster promises to be spending the day In Ashland vis A “ slicker” ................... 2 .» l pitching stall next sa family returned yesterday to their iting with relatives «and friends. VUItlag in Gold H ill— home ott' ' Beach street, after Galoshes and rubbers ........ 3.60 Mrs. Harriet Dunnfng and son Mr. Brown formerly resided In Reynolds, who have been visiting spending the past three weeks in Sport jacket and plaited >le to ' use t’.cse fractions no addressed morq than 100,900 per this city. skirt •«•••......,■ 13.00 at the home of Mrs. Dunning’S southern California cities./ pgur coas Id'.» td suitable -■ for sona at the municipal airport Mr. Hess’ budget also allows ■ i . 4 * • sister, Mrs. Jennie Hervey on ft new gasoline to improve òurf here Tuesday. ‘ He landed hts for two knitted or Jersey sport Mountain nve, accompanied bjf Left For Harbor— 1er priniuctf. plane at W ^ -C h am b erlais held, Miss Beulah Hersey, sire n o w ■'Mr. and Mrs. D. Peroksi and Fort Snelling, shortly after 2 daughters Misses Thelma and Lh- spending a two weeks’ vacation at p. m., and then wss'becorted c llle ’on Granite‘Street,' left s few Gold Beach, on the coast. ; "L IN D Y " IB O RATO » through merp than 16 miles ef lays 'ago to spend twd Weeks at ¿8T. PAUL, Minn., Agtg. H r In Cities streets by sutomo- Bicycle repairing, work guaran the beach near Harbor, Oregon. (¡F)— Colonel Charles Lindbergh teed, greasing accessories, 129 Miss Lucille, who la taking nurse’s Laurel street. 296-tf ‘rAlning in s Sato Francisco hoe- 4tai is enjoying her annual vaca M ARTINEZ, Aug. 24 — An ex tion visiting with her parents in ‘his city. Miks Thelma leaves haustive aeries of experiments WEAR/ FLOW HEtM > AT ALL TIMES toon for Eugene, Where aha w ill conducted by the Martines refin toftYsmeedhy—----- -------- ------ nrofi U s a ju n lb r In the Unlvera- ery of the Shall Company of California has demonstrated con Mr. and Mre. Robert W, Pros ty of Oregon. ser. accompiihied by M r i Froa- clusively'that there is no addi eer'e daughter, Mies Grace Hurt, «ormer R«eldewt HereL- tional power to be gained by Giympic who have spent the past few days " Mrs. A. N. Humphrey of Chilö- using heavier distillates, said R. in Ashland visiting the P. S. Pro ■wto, Oregon, spent the past week J. Kramer of the' 8hell labora- vost end the Julius P. Wolf end in Ashland kisitlhg w i t h toriba." ’ families, left yesterday for their Glenda. The' • Humphrey family ' " It was thought until recent home la San Francisco,- Cal. Thdy ofteerly resided o«‘ B street In ly," exp lain er K rh lp e r.’XJiAt the ■ •'‘■'i i are returning from an automobil« (hie city.' heavier distillates which give so trip around the world. Mrs. ^uch: trouble la the motor were E. Logan Presents ’ * Prosser and daughter, Miss Hurt, «bests at Beebe HS««> a 'factor in increasing mileage James Abbott of Mlndksota baa because of their possessing more formerly .resided here. >een a guest St «he home of Mr. heat units,, hut opy experiments; Holmaa *nd Mrd. Clare Befcba, Wtad reside epnflrming those of .Dr..0sorge 39S-tf fust east bf tbWh, for tbs past ,G.‘ Brown of tbe UnlvpraUy of two weeks. Mr.' Abbott is a nepb- Michigan and other authorities, 1 (* * nafettatóao- /h ere you find the Dan6e tonite H flarlty Hall, jw of Mrs. Beebe. prove bqyond question that this or the lodkxrroom Medford, Dickey’s danee band, Ig not the case: The reason Ik P re « Shipped ■■ ford, Dickey’s Dance Band. a- ha« waihed away Twenty-Bine can ot psars ware doubtless to be found In the fact Staging, Talking, Dancing, shipped from tbe Medford packing that heavier gasoline contain less Special Notice ■ Comedy Rosins and Frances Gallatin houses Monday night: Thia brings hydrogen and, have a lower heat are entertaining the members of the total for tha eeaeon up to 347, ing value per pound; it being the Epworth League at their but this does not include the ship well known, for Instance, that 5 Acto of Vaudeville country home in Valley View ments which are bring 'made from gasoline bus a higher heating Thursday eveulng, August 36. AU Gold, H ill, Rogue' River, Talent value than fuel oil on the pound ( v members of the Epworth League add other places throughout the tbasle. "We have,' In fact, succeeded are invited and are asked to valley which also ard packing and In adding mnterlally to mileage shipping pears: ’ ' meet at the Methodist Episcopal by using, in a 430-ead-polnt fuel, church at 7:30 p. m. : VlaMlng Ftoreats— nothing but the cream of the Marie Hatcher of Long Beach, crude; that Is. the lighter fras- Just received 36b foot ease of Thla Maa permitted the auto glass, bring your auto glass Cal., is spending a two wa«ka* va Hons. work to Jordan’s mill. 376-tf cation la Ashland visiting with production of a dry gagollne that her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W . vaporises completely «M arn tvPjpR nrpw i— __ Hatcher and hef slstef, Mrs. Agee mileage by mlllslng power which « « e ph — ‘was formerly wasted in the form One hundred and three oqt-rfl» of tMe efty. ' state tourists stopped In Ashland ot unevaporsted particles of slng- yesterday to register their care at jaliib dlxtibste. 'Mt- end Hfd. J! H , F u ller spent , ’ H ie 1‘inpldjuieut of tl)ls eegt- the local chamber of commerce on the Plesa. A year ago on the the week-end in a trip over the He- gasoline dees not constitute same day there were 79 cars reg Redwood highway to Crescent na economic n n e . m wa era City, where they made a brief via- istered. it with Mrs. and Mrs. J. A. Phone Pauleerud’s for Clean- Oburcbin, thence proceeding oh the - Roosevelt highway north, stopping nt Gold Beadh, Ban The^Drid is,None to Good ' W OBr Customers- Double lipped red Jar rubbers, don and Coquille, arriving home 3 dos. for 26c. Schuerman’s Gro Monday evening. r ' cery. 291-tf Milkshakes Cost ....... Silk Hose ai More Than itted Sport Suits Contrary to the usual be- the lakw el» at the poet ortica today. *1 M ARSHFIELD, Aug. 2 J — UP) ri-ThnvGoos Buy county fire pa trol association, reported, today that a series offtncdbtniT jM rcb Wad been set in$hq tln0er~in th> Ocaledo section between hare and Coquille. Officials are Investigat ing and arrests « W to 1 low. ► >> 1 GÉÒfcGif' PIRGUAS . j AUTO »HOW FLAMMED In connection with th e K la m - 4th County fair, which is to ' A held September 1» to 3, a coaaty auto show ia to be held and It la said the biggest display of au tomobiles ever made in this sec tion of the state Is planned. * Moore Cppcenfratjid Extract Vt { I r l i C Oii’ó Ounce . if.. . . . . 11? M inature Size . . . . - • y . •Ask ;to Sample it. Lithia Springs Pharmacy Hagpner— Contracta let for school auditorium to cost 320,000.» (Hondah improved. August Cleanup Sale Of Girls W ash DRESSES MADE OF FAST COLOR PRINTS IN A ¡QOOD ASSORTMENT OF Sizes 4 to 14 Years Expert Gives ' Motor Advice $2.25 Values Now Values Now $1^5 Values Now BOYS 0VASH SUITS ALL REDUCED, :A SAFE PLACE FOR : YOUR CROP MONEY room The Navigators Of Art And Nonsense OBLDt OVER Deposit the cash from your season’s work in this bank where it will lie ready for use gnd safe from loqs. The Citizens Bank Ashland, Oregon We Re-cover Wood Heels, I Satin and Leather- Visiting » . F. Smith Family— Mr. and Mrs. Dan Beck and niece of Cottage Grove, Ore., vis iting In Ashland Sunday at tbs E. F. smith boms ot Oak street, left Monday for Klamath Falla, where they will spend some time with their son, who is employed there. Mr. Beck and Mr. Smith were neighbors 30 years ago la Cottage Grove. # Placed m Poutttmm— Practically every graduate of tbe Southern Oregon Normal school at Asftland has been plac ed in a teaching position by tbe amployasen« bureau: < maintained at the school — Medford M ail Tri- » ”« ’ J» x . C. a i 4 r J I ’ I ’ i a t • OVERLAND SHOE SHOP ,. H r. «nd, Mrs., Roy Parr and danghter. Derbthy, returned bos»« yesterday afternoon from Bandon and,, other eoaat cities wbete they, spent o feotodoy. vacation. Mr. Parr is a state deputy game war- Jackson (Not The Carnival Kind) %UbM MgifidS ».niiiVK Th^ Simpson's of .Many TONIGHT! ». —-Al Jordan’s Army Goods Store— (Biggefft Little Store in Town, Open Evening«.) ESTERLY*S Gome in and See What We Have to Offer Before Baying. ' r ' < > v’ •e ë à « « JI.» iv *'¡6$. J /.J .Ja, a .es«'l SASU M»W «> «« » «B J» J» AW • s -;