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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1927)
> i otto Johnson, Dick Campbell. Lawrence Porter; the.M at O,. I. Porter, aad the guests of b ea u , Mr. and Mfi Irving Porter. Mtaa Ruth Porter, M etriä Kaefcl and George R o m received Invitation« to the affair, bat «ere unable to attend. r tó f it i« /. K a S S m i r * * U m H i a r e o <n »dn eU »g si work which J, H. t a l l # h « 4o«fc while secretary of the Chambef of dnns” to ournaives, feeling assur ed that in no event w ill we be dis appointed. which read« a« follows: "WHEREAS. J. H. Fuller ha» occupied the position of Secretary of the Aahland Chamber o t O««, meree for almost eight years, dn^ lo g a ll of which time he hda wrought great Jaoeom»llbbh»teth on behalf of the city of Ashland, and "WHEREAS, the' Board of Di rectors of the Chamber of CoaK meree are fully cognisant of the' remarkable Service which K h. Roller has rendered to'hta com munity. and wish to express their appreciating of such service., and "WHEREAS. N r. Fuller had tendered his resignation as Secre tary of the Chamber of Com merce, haring held the office of Secretary longer than any pre decessor - » $ « Monday, Sept. to—-The Neighbors of the Woodcraft w ill h o l d their regular meeting in the L O. O. F. hall. A large at tendance Js desired. Tuesday. Sept. to— Civic club cov ered dish Rthcheon at X o’clock ». m. In the Civic clnb house on Wlnburn Way.. ' # M «* Barnard Joy Host— Barnard Joy, son of M r. and Mrs. A. C, Jey, acted m» host last evening, Tuesday, August 30. when he entertained a group of friends at his attractive home in the Bellview district, just south of the city. Early in the eYentog the guests enjoyed a jolly horseback ride, after which they assembled at the Joy home, where tasty refresh ment« were served. Dancing, con- vrsatlcn and music each played their part in the evening’s enter tainment Barnard expects to leave about the 24th of Septem ber for Corvallis, Oregon, where h< is » student at the Oregon Ag riculture college. -A Those fwly> received the hospi tality of Mr. ahd Mrs. Joy,’ Bar nard Joy and Miss Adena Joy, were: Miss Helen Detrick, Miss Leatha Milas, Mise Irma May add Messrs. Gene Detrick ‘anil'' Roy Abbott. . » » « ■ M H ? i Mr, Mad Mrs. C. I. Porter the ytatng Theatrd— ahd Commerce, ww voioed mem bers of the Board e / Obento*«. Tuosday e r e r n , to . r e e d ^ DOROTHY REID, Editor. Phone 39 or 224L DOUGHBOY; t Entertain— Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Porter enter My friends all have patchwork tained with a party Monday eve QuUta.- / ’W ning, August 29, at their home on Vivid and g»y, North Main Street, in honor of 1 their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Porter, recently of Van Mine te a» beautiful, couver, B. O„ who have b e e p t t ’» colors as n n , r: 1 house guests of the Porters for But mine ip tucked far away. the past few weeks.. Thgy. expect No one knoWp where. to leave sometime this week for their' home at Spokahs, Wash ington, where Mr. Porter will be in charge of a music store and he will also play In a dgnee orches-, tra in that city. r ■I" Five tobies of Bridge were in Where that crimson splash Ilea? play during the evening, Mrs. Blood from a man's heart-— Domino Provtmt, «fld M r. J>ean * He mle4ead my eyes. " Scott being awarded prises. M < W hile down through the center keqp the ex-soldiers happy a n d That cool str»n<» etg«sste> « *>< * well fad enroute. rf}T< 5 Is my life aa r d planned U Vanilla, the favorite flavor of The hostess served refresh the rfreat American dessert, leads Onlm, aheltered, serene. ments to Xjxe following people: the field for. use aboard ship as Mr. and. Mrs. Elwood Hedberg, R floes for homo service. The a My hfriends aU have patchwork Mr. and Rre- Domino Provost, M t, presence* on the commimary list QuiiU, and Mrs. Clyde Young, M r.' and of such generous quantities of this Vivid and gay. Mrs. Dean Scott, Mr. and Mrs., dairy health food sharpens the Heirlooms they prise sad bring Tad GeBauer of Medford; ' t h e contrast between the. quarter Out for display. Mlsees Cleo Wiltse, Helen Cole, master’s beans , and* salmon of - I t ’s oslors aa rare, M»ry Ann Adams; Messrs. Jimmy 19IT -1 8 and the sumptuous fare But mine la tueked far away, Daugherty, Rilling Schuerman, C/ ton yaars.after, ’ Tio one knows where. \ KarJ Gould, . < - Portland, Oregon PATCHWORK OF DREAMS whoa»- , ¿pirita vPocoi, ohi were the night woi S W 2 wlthjxjsseglon It . , «< A <me- T h a PeUr T M l«« has » «ta» whereÿy pou eaa s»»qy» elgrer little actor, « w e l l oa four other matinee« during September. without a cent of* coat to yd«. her hom iG hM -Iant n ire than 80 years in which will admit boys and girls it«MM »ad t i t e a r » to Jachla’« audlnea and to the fo^r 3atnrday<;matlnees la 8»p- tomber. This Saturday. SALEM, Ore.. Au». <1 — <t»— Sand and gradai operators oa toe Lower Columbi» Riyér - notified- the stato land hoard that they were agreeable Jo the boards reqaest to audit XMa books; to determine the »mount of sfipd taken for the past gjx years. No word has been received from-the Upper River men. The board wants a» audit, for. figures on. which to base claims "N O W THEREFORE BE ,IT RESOLVED, BY TH E BOARD 6 » for royalty which the operators DIRECTORS OF T H E ASHLAND neglected paying, It Ik tfnder- HOOd. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: » "That , the Board express their —Golden Jubilee Gift— appreciation of the splendid ser vice Mr, FulU r has rendered, to the organisation and to'the com Mias Bert*» Pease, reoenjtly munity during the past eight employed »» deaconess for .the years, and do hereby express to local » Methodist ^cdpgregatfon Is him their jlncere regard far him-1 expected to arrive In this • city self ancTfiis accomplishment«, and I T h u rsd ay,^ ¿aka up her*duties. do wish him well In the la rg e r! Church. visitation Is to he in fields to which his capabilities I cluded in the deaconess’ program recommended JM®-” ,, 'J of the chare». Sigpedj O, w . Dunn, Lew H a n - 1 sen, G. H. Billing«, R. f,. BurdJe, H. L. Claycomb, W ®. 1(. Briggs, J O. F. Carson, G. G. Eubanks and I B u ck Jonas, thé e ffc o ta n g . wUdwpst rider, w ill be the jRaf la the ¿lat in e e.at tkSxVinlng and I f Jho matinees the following three Sat urdays equally good programs are waiting for you. How do you gat thia, t r e a t without.any coatí it sonada ilka- it m ight'tost y»u something la somg tray, h u t it dosa » e t.. No Cleanse the ski» , bffore doubt your pareat or some friend has’ decided to take advantage of applying SiJque. Use only The Dally Tidings’ Golden Jubilee 4rW8 RPd pife gent Out pffár— when instead of pay ly -until absorbed. Repeat ing ST.St for à peer’s ahboerlp- frequently until skin is Uon, they can get The Tidings for jwft and normal Apply A year for only ffcoo Just ask fp a r garanta or some friend if after exposure to sur or they db not want to either renew Wnd. This preparation their subscription or to subscribe is excellent fo r use after if they do not now read The Tld- shaving. ,n w - • • „ You probably, w ill not bar« to do much talking to get their pay ment on the subscription. Bring this to The Tidings office Thurs day or Friday and we w ill give you a ticket, which w ill admit you tree to toe fire big matinees at j A. g. Kinder, directors .< »-mml The directors requested ,M rJ Fuller to make tils resignation I effective September 30, in order that he may assist in acquainting I the naw secretary with the duties ! of the office. . . . . . . . , I E. G. Harlan was unanimously I selected from am ong several ap plicants for the position as socre tiry. ’ — Golden Jubilee Gift— 1 I . : U 'r , ' • | j - It S> » STOCKINGS HAVE LIFE MANITOWOC, jp is ., Aug. 31.1 — (IP)— Many are the beneficent Ij uaep of silk stockings, as Mrs.! Natli*n Rosenberg says. A. high- tension wire carrying 33,000 I] voila fell across her automobile, I touching her silk stockings. She was Qnly slightly burned because! silk la a non-conductor of elec-|| theity || 22 « tt “The Red Mask.” by Valentine Williams. Again we are present ed la popular form.. ertto mauce of the French mvelutlQB. A prominent Engim ^»»", to ey- eape the cepaequenMs of an In tu it offered the Prlbfe of • W»les Is seat o» an important mission by Minister Pitt to Farit. His roman«»-with the little French girl Loiaon constftutee the double heart affair la which Lady Betty Marchmott to tip countertoll. Of course, the Preach girl becomes irresistibly attftetlve. Betty Is described as "dlvlBe. the incomp arable. the quleb-tempered, the uintMa-wIttod— her wilful lllus- iveaess, her aloofness, bar capvlc- Ums refusal to read what was In usind h»d exasperated him but he felt hjmself -^rawn to her again.” Wb<t pathos there to tyi “•g a in !”. The adventures of the hero suftd the Red Terror, his escape with Lolson from the guillotine »re part of the hlstor- l«Ul eBtortalament. The class of composition is high-strung, semi- tr*g®dy. suitable to the narrative. The book reviewer for The Lar iat Is not ashamed to admit that he ha« never read "The Jordans.” Because Sarah Gertrude Millen, author of "God's Stepchildren,’’ Wrote “The Jordan«'* and “8tep- chlldreB*’ to, without qualifica tions one c i the beet book, ever written. I t Is a bald, realistic tale of Africa, written with the stark plainness of the W ill« Cither style and the poetic charm of Jo- ••Pk Hsf*esbeliner. It concerns Itself with the fate and fortune of aa Muglteh tetestoaary who "gee« native," and marries a hotteatot girt» aad wltfc the fate and _for- of cuadagts. it w an daserlptloas and overwhelming •pteodae. Vary decidedly we rec ommend "God’s Btopchttdrea ” to the reading pnbtfc »ad "The Jor- ■ ** 1 d ' Î/.V-- I Ws,-. MEUft ’ k Hats for early Pall wear Continue in the versatile felt with velvets added. Rat th^ creations introduce many new things in color and shape. Our collection embraces the loveliest and largest variety of styles we hkve ever shown- SH E P R E F È R S BÊ O Ó S E R ^ E D W atch hM. She expects it. This is the ancient and honorable rite o f <hteteing » Mlg4>' And she b a past a»«»»»». M g M i convening with her part ner she pours and mixes and peppers aod stirs. '' ,» ; Tw o Venetian glass cruets, a silver bowl, pepper pots and shakers. These ate her magic tpofa. ? e And this is the incantation she ■ whispering to herself: < “Three parts Wesson O i l — one r y f lW t y " Bur sometimes when odjâM ‘ku<i«a;ü£K<J l Wineland’s Millinery and , Hairdressing I^arFors Over CltteMm RBWk S wants • tart dressing she puts in two parts o f vinegar or lemon juice, It is very wholfsofXW j in itsçtf apri irtlep d » fa fti I? ^our vinegar or lemons ate especially sour, why then use less. Salt ing just « you water it to.
