Ashland daily tidings., September 22, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

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Titon«»
ashlaxd daily
V isit tat C alifornia —
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Christensen
ef Blair, Nebraska, who b a r s
spent the last two months in
Ashland will leave Thursday for
L'ndea, Calif., whom* they will
visit with M r. and Mrs. Charles
Christensen and other relatives.
HIH F IF T Y -H IX T H
Babe Ruth broke up to­
day’s game between t h e
Yanks and the Detroit Tigers
with a home run into, t h e
rig h t'fleld bleachers fn the
last half of the ninth inning
winning the fame eight to
seven. . It was Ruth’s 56th
homer of t h / season. Hollo­
way was pitching.
Buried in MtaeemH
, Mrs. K . C. Kee pf Eugpne,
Oregon, who died at Eugene,
Oregon, will be buried at, Hu­
mansville. Missouri, a t ' the side
of her huAand.
MISS
ty of Non
School
riII Return
Vacations Soon
Off for College
Barnard Joy, son of Mr. and
Three new teachers are to be
Mrs. A. C. Joy w ill leave Friday
Hemtmes W c*k —
included
on the faculty of the
for Corvallis where he will enter
! Mrs. Aleita Lear/Baughter of O. A. C. as a sophomore.
Southern Oregon Normal school
Mr. and Mrs. Q. B. Bib. VanNess
and will a rriv e 'in this city the
Avenue left Wednesday evening
latter part of this week.
Phonographs repaired
for San Francisco where she will gnaranteed— Blhart’a,
Miss Ruth Yoder, who has been
resume her was as an 8. P.
assistant violinist at the Illin ­
clerk.
ois Wesleyan College, w ill assist
Movies Shown—
The Copco movies of the Med­ Miss .Leona Marsters, head of
Get a Calumet Kid Balloon ford5 Jubilee were shown before the music department. Interest
with a can of Calumet, Schuer- the R itary elnb in that city
in this department has grown
man’s Grocery. »
,
. «-H Wednesday.
The pictures, are and the course has been extend­
said to be exceptional! fine.
ed since the school was first
District Attorney H ere
established.
• District Attorney Newton C.
Brqad and butter pickles,
Miss Helen Weiss, who comes
Chaney waa a visitor in this city
r at Schuermnn** Grocery.
from the University ef Wiscon­
Wednesday afternoon.
sin will divide her time between
The Puller Brush Men Is In physical education and art work,
. The girls And the babies are undone to be among the winners
town. For immediate service, assisting Miss Marion Ady and working.
of the glorious prises a | the fin­
phone 2 9 0 -f. Geo. D. M t Bride.
Miss D. Virginia Hales.
Popularity contests are proving ish. The prises offered ere suf-
Visits Klamath—•
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16-3*
Miss Veneta Fountain, will a big factor in advertising t h e . . ficiently valuable to be sought
State Traffic Officer O. O.
be supervisor of training in the Llthian Indoor circus, October 3 for.
Nichols spent several hours in this Dr. Woods to Speak—
, “A colossal show, spectacular
Lincoln school, succeeding Miss to 8.
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city Wednesday evening enroute V- Dr. E. A. Woods of this «city Georgia Mooney.
A second counting in the con­ productions, mamoth festival?*
to Klamath Falla.
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this evening will address the
Miss Lillian Gray, who recently test mgde last night shows t h e are the superlative adjectives
Jackson Connty Medical Society received her Masters Degree from standing of the candidates ea fol­ which the advance man uses and
at its semi-monthly
Columbia University in New York, lows: MiSa Velma Clapp stll| judging from efforts he is not
be held at the Hotel
will take, charge of the English leads with Mtsa Josephine Bar­ e&aggeteting.
Medford.
department
succeeding
Miss ber having jumped ,t<j t h 1 r d
place:
Get C< ntest Votes a t McNair’s | Phons Paulseruam for clean Elisabeth Richardson.
and pressing.
Velma Clapp, 5359; Ciao W llt-
Other members of the faculty
; Miss Josephine, Barber cannot
se,
5650; Josephine Barber, 6590:
find time to S>kks • «anvaa* of
who have been away from Ash­
Sate
expert,
Fixit
Shop.
Rosalind
Wise, Norma Wuthrich
the city for votes br the popular­
land on a three weeks vacation
ity contest arranged by jhe Lith-
will return to this city by Mon- and Bernice Jacobo of Hornbrook
Cliff Pajjpe makes brackets.
each tied with 5,500.
In connection wfth the in­
day morning.
The following is the standing Normal School Coach Sat­
door circus, October 3rd to . 0th,
in the> baby popularity content
isfied W ith Support *
end adviseB'her friends that her Mias Reid 111—
at the first count: Claudia Park­
Miss Dorethy Reid. Tidings re­
tickets wilt be bn sale at McNair
From Tows
inson, 7,131; Betty Herrin, 6,61«;.
Brea, until the evening W Sept. porter, was -confined to her home
. While grlddera from ell see-'
Virginia Lee Gentry, 6.190; Mar-
00, when the contest doses. 18-tf! Thursday with Illness.
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that Seilaf 5,378.'
tibns of Oregon and Northern
The many committees are busy California have been displaying
Marian T o Speak—
SALBM, Sept. 22.— (y*)— The putting the finishing touches on interest in the Southern Oregon
B. G .'fla r la i, mew C. C. secre­
nominating petition of Biton W at­ the program which is to be held Normal school and sufficient beef
tary, will address Ktwanlans on
kins, independent Candidate for in the At-mory.
his been lined up 'for a splendid
“Bullhead an Catfish’’ at their
FOOD SALK
Congress at the special election on
start,
making Coach Mac McNeal
Circus
acts,
funny
clowns,
The Women’s Benefit Associa­ noonday luncheon Friday noon.
October 16, in the third Congres­ dancing and many other added grin broa^lY and the loyal sup­
tion w ill have a cooked food sale
sional District, waa filed with,Sec- features with a great fiesta each port he is getting from Ashland
at Hardy Bros. Sat. Sept. 84.18-2
retary of State Koser today.
Returned from Hunting Trip—
each night during the “Big Shew” boys makes him laugh right out
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H errin o n
gives it pVomlae bf being a week foiid With pleasure.
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Saw VantfewQte—
B street returned yesterday from T9 O. 0 . C. —
of unalloyed joy.
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Thdre la Rollln Parks w h e
George N. Gray, son of C. A.
Gladys Applegate, Calla Biegel. a several, days’ hunting trip .‘Mrs.
Theyoung ladles and babies are p ij/e d guard position, and Clark
Emma Jenkens and Geòrgie Cof­ Herrin brought home s' buck as Gray, Iowa street, has returned to bow in the middle of. their cam­ BJtterfield
/h o
distinguished
fee, Hatel Emery, Nina Emery, evidence of her prowess in the Coryallia where he is employed in paign and are leaving no effort h'btself at half back, Arnold Gos-
the .College Creamery.
Mrs. C. E. Thompson, Mrs.' Rqy hunting line.
Cearhart of this city were among
those who Wednesday evening
saw the vaudeville at Medford.
YOUNG LADIES AND BABIES IN
! RACE FOR FINE PRIZES WHICI
LTHIANS 0
R TO WINNERS
LOCAL BOYS
JOIN McNEAL
Petition Filed
With Sam Kozer
Movie Actors
.
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Are Poisoned
U )g ANbELB8, Sept. 32.— f t »
— The ylolent Illness of a score of
meg, women and children, a num­
ber of them members of a motion
picture company, waa attributed
here Wednesday to arsenic pois­
oning in food sold in box lunches.
M. S. Siegel, chief food Inspec­
tor of the city health depart­
ment, announced that traces of
the poison had been found In
2500 box lunches and ordered the
arrest of C. H. Francis, box lunch
company proprietor, on charges
of selling adulterated food.
A little better
material—
A little finer
workmanship—
the choice o í men
|25*ftnntner»ary|
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kindness
during 'the illness and death of
our wife and mother and for the
beautiful floral offerings.
ELM ER E. PHELPS
MRS. A. B. FUNK
Go To B a n d o n -
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Thornton
left today for Bandon and other
coaat cities. They expect to be
gone a week.
.
Electrical Contractors
Electric Rangea, Washing M a­
chistes, Edison Manda Lamps,
Vacuum
Ctoanera,
Batterien.
' Ig n itio n and Faris.
Eight Hour battery
Service
No. 40 North Main Street,
Ashland, Oregon .
are greatest"
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ASHLAND,
|25*Anww«er»ary|
Snappy Ties
A
has
into
with
stylish model in
delightful bit of style
been cleverly wrought
this Brown Calf Oxford
the Snake Trim. Low
has a built-in ar
Bad to gxtremely
$3.98
CLOSES!
■
D. Guy Good, Proprietor
.' For la x ly Autumn'
REMOVAL SALE
-J.
Eléctric Station
i Values, •
L o w Prices
Klamath Folks H e r e -
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Nelson of
Klamath F a lls * spent
several
hours In this city today. T h e y
were enroute home after having
buried their daughter, Florence,
In Medford, Wednesday after-
•offer from echini
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WITH A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
A Business Shoe
Our G reatest B arga
F o r Busy M en
/¿T
IB
ALL OUR OTHER SALE PRICES CUT
• . Treat your feet to a pair
^ A ° f these stylish Gun Metal
Calf Oxfords for early Fall.
Genuine Goodyear welt with
rubber heels. Low priced.
$ 3 .9 8
MUNSINGWEAR
A little more
advanced stylet—
and a whole lot
more comfort.
Those things make
Florsheim
Shoe
ARE TO BE USED
Girl’s N oses
Never Shine
when they nse this new won­
derful French Process Face Pow­
der called MELLO-GLO. Keeps
that ugly shine aaWy, Women
rave over Its .superior parity and
quality. Stays on longer— skin
looks like a peach— keeps com­
plexions youthful— prevents large
pores. Get a box of MELLO-GLO
Face Powder today. — Llthla
r-harmacy; Bast Side Pharmacy.
Grande Ronde will build n e w
school to replace' one burned last
spring.
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EMPLOY FOUR
NEW TEACHERS
Don’t forget our Special on Up-
called for suite. Peulseri'4's. 4-tf
nell, a Gash end on the h i g h TODAY’S .GATE 100 TIM ES
•Chpol tepai, all line«! up and rar-
M Î W O AS W A T <1> 101
in' to start with Conch Metoeol. ■
CHICAGO, Sept. I I . —< W
Then Dick Burjascm. whp piay-
— It's a long cal) from the
fu ll back on tbs Lebanon high
Çorbett-Splllvaa
battle of
un and has sines moved to Ash­
IS M , yben Corbett, ydn
land, Harry May, a speedy end 185,000, to-tke'U ght tonight
from Wanton, now a resident ’ of
. in which Jack Dpmjpey jand
Ashland, and Harlan Cahtrali of
Gene Tunney receive to­
the Applegate district, a mad who
gether the staggering sun
Mta ’em lew and hard, all ready
of 81.415,000, and' the gate
tor battle.
w
ill reach 13,000,000.
Lyle Ashcraft and Joe Meycer,
Other fights, after the Cor-
whe attended the Normal
last
bett-8uftivan
battle, show
year and dre enrolled for junior
l»ow thé cost of hiring men
college work thia year w ill be In
to pummel’each other about
uniform.
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the prigs ring has advanced
in surpVt^dg fashlpp: ,
Fish to ?
Oates
Jetries-Sha«Xe>, 1890
......,....'...,4............ 151,000
CorbetOMCCoy, ito o , ICOOO
Young Oprbett-McGo4-
Ashland Fall Festival Will ern,
1903, .............. „ 3 6 ,0 0 0
be Announced in Unique
Jeffries-Corbett, 1903 •
Manner
.... 63,000
Gans-Nelson,
1906,
Pidgeongrams to various cities
Purse'................. . 38,000
in southern Oregon and northern
California will announce the Ash­
All, local Y. M. C. A. sponsored
land Fall Festival and Lithlaps’
club leaders F ill meet in Pioneer
Indoor Circus and Fiesta.
Mr. Endrlsa, of Medford, man­ hall this, evening with Don Spen-
ager of The'Sperry Flour com­ oer, eadler chairmen, for an ’ an­
pany in this district was In Ash­ nual business conference.
land yesterday and- stated he
would be glad to let the 8perry
carrier pigeons carry messages
to the surrounding arsa to an­
nounce Ashland’a big celebration.
Them pigeons have, been used
several times In this manner and
arc said to be excellent message
carriers. Recently they conveyed
greetings from Medford before
its Jubilee celebration to all parts
"where savings
of tip Pacific coast.
ELKS BLDG.
PHONE
The pigeons w ill be released at
Ashland Just before the celebra­
tion end further details w ill be
announced later. This will be only
one form of publicity to advertise
the monster celebration which
w ill be held, here during ‘t h e
week of October 3rd., with special
emphasis on The F a ll, Festival
which will be October 5th.
AGENCY
WE ARE P L E A S E D TO AN­
NOUNCE THE ARRIVAL 'OF
THE FIRST S H I P M E N T OF
MUNSINGWEAR.
■ Think Of It
. - 25c Packages
SWEET OIL
NITRE
COUGH 8YBUPS
PILLS OP ALL KINDS
TALCUMS
Think O f It
50c Packages
Furniture Polish, LtnlmeSta, A few doxen bottles of Rem­
. Bfferveeent Salts
edies used in many hornet. A
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Castori*, 40e
lot of White Ivory.
Fumigatore, Arsqa. Creolyptus,
31:00 Items, 30c
Face Powders, Bulk Perfumes,
50c Stses
Olosing Out Pr^fes
A ll Going A t
8c£ach
Rayon
Vests
Bloomers
Combinations
Blips
Bandeau
2 Qualities.
In Childrens
Winter
Uniop
Suits
Think Of It
$1.00 Packages
16c E adh
■ 30c Each
W o m e n ’s
Knitted
Union
Suits
D o Y o u N eed Hosiery?
O u r O w n Numbers A re Famous
% I ml
L JÌI b
1
y X » /X k
TO EVERY j CUSTOMER I,
AMOUNTING TO 75c OR O
IN G ' PURCHASE
W E WILL GIVE
OF
SALE
ITEMS
In Several
Styles
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Munsingwear Hosiery
Fullfaahioned
Silk
and ‘ '
Rayon
$1.00
E x tra
to t
Top
Chiffon
I1.5Ö
Fine
Gause
Chiffon
12.50
wvj
EVERY BAG CONTAINING FROM 2öc TO $1.00 WORTH OF MERCHAN
DISE.
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On her shopping list, hosiery always
has an important position—«nd usukl*
rather an expensive one! Women
w^ ° h *ve worn our hosiery have found
a solution to this problem.
No. 121S is a silk sad fiber hose that
cannot be excelled at this remark-
able price. A wide selection m Q
of colora * Bair «
. ..¿ V n rC
No. 448 is a full-fashioned silk” and
fiber hose for general wear— women
w ^° ^now tl*is hose wear it
m
always for every day. P air. «7 O C
flll
° “ r fuR-fsshioned pore
' thread silk hose in all the most
popular shades. The price is, as
U u)
P a ir wai,jawtrxA* • «A/MMi.
IJtt
W in ter Socks
SPECIAL PRIÇE8 C
CARTER’S
UNDERWEAR
TO DISCONTINUE
Woolen.
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