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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1927)
ASHLAMII DAILY Popularity Contest Candidate hoeal ¡Personal flotes BPBCULATOB8 PINCH«» Arrangements are »being made |fpr a Douglas county exhibit at -the state fair. An enormous ¡¡stuffed turkey w ill be a feature •pf tbo show, exemplifying the industry in -which Oakland leads -the coast. < ' Re-turned from Tri g Henry VanPreoyea on Scenic Get a Calumet D riv e , returned from a day’s The Invitation to * attend a hunting trip Wednesday; briag- meeting of the Lodge at Klamath tag in two* fixe becks. Falls, oa Saturday evening, Sept. 24th Inst., has been cancelled tor Typewriters for rent— E lhart’s the tins« being. Book Store. - , 19-5 V. V. M ILL8, W . M. W. H. Day, Secretary Arrived In Ashland— t 1»-1 window County Agent Will L e a v e - Miss Florence York, home dem onstration agent for Jackson ’ Phone Paulserntrs for clean county, expects to leave tomor row morning Tor Salem, where and pressing. she will attend the state fair Bustoees in Ashland— . , te be held there next week. - * W ilfred Miksche and M. M. Phonographs repaired Herman of Medford spent sev eral hours in the city /esterday guaranteed— Elhart’s. looking after business affairs. The curfew iaw^ln Grants Paa» Will be made, effective On Mon- fay evening. The hour of cur lew has been changed from » O'clock to »;S0 In order that Children attending shows may be* off the street when the .bell rings. . Jaxs dance, Bellview, tonight. Dickey's orchestra. Gents, 60c; ladles. 25c. 19-1 Ix-ft for School— Chester’ Wood», son of Pr._ and Mrs. E. A. Woods on North Main FOOD HALE street, who has spent the sum The Women’s Benefit Associa mer months visiting his parents tion w ill have a cooked food sale in Ashland, left this morning at Hardy Bros. Sat. Sept. 24.18-2 for Corvallis, .where he Is a stu dent at the Oregon Agricultural Leaving Today— college. ,x Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Long, who Wavs spent the past two Bread and butter pickles, 25c weeks in Ashland visiting with jar at Schuerman’s Grocery. 6-tf Mr. Long's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Long on East Main street, Marriage Licenses Issued— are leaving today for their home Marriage licensee Were issued in Stockton, California. at the county clerk’s office in Medford yesterday to W lllla fit to locks. Henry Lee of Chico, California, and Katherine Dodge of Chico, California; Winfield Casey of Left for Portland— Spokane and Barbara Priest of Dwight L. Roys, son of Mr. Rogue River, and Franklin Lewis and Mrs. Dwight Roys on East of Aberdeen, Wash., and Lets Maia street, left a few days ago Beatty of Medfprdf! for Portland, Oregon, where ho is entering an automobile school Normal school text books— El- in that city. hart’s Book store. •’ W a it V T3 AT?nrT? P j x tA n tH U K Mr an<1 Mrs- OewrKe O'Brien, Wb" llave Hpent" the I,a9t tWn weeks relatives and friendB In Ashland, Medford and Eagle Point, left Thursday rnorn- tng by *uto for t|,ejr borne at The Mias Popularity and Baby Popularity Contest» are drawing to a close and it has now nar rowed down >to anyone’s race. The free-for-all la attracting wide attention as the young ladies are. all well known and popular, as are the babies. Ashland has never seen a more keen contest of a like nature, and the fair contestants have given Ashland the greatest advertising it has ever known. These popular Candidates have covered the territory from Duns muir, California on the South to Grants Pass on the North, sell ing their tickets foi; the Llthian’a Circus, October 3rd to 8th, apd all times boosting their native y. Tickets have been purchaa- in every community and great iwds will be here for .the event, * anta Barbara, California. While 4* this city Mr. and Mrs. O’Brien visited at the Harry Carlton home on Union street. Visiting IMaghter— Mrs. L. Jacobs of Klamath Falls Is spending a few days in this city visiting at the home of her danghter and husband, Mr. and Mr». John Enders on the Boulevard. Kippered Snacks, S’ cans for 25c Sehuerman’s Grocery. 6-tf Motored toM edford— New LXILVOlv >»LLf Ford that there is now hope for her .•/ Maroepe jOUer, Httle daughter entire recovery. J sf Mr. and Mrs.' Hal Oiler of Weed, CaHfonda, who pas severe ly Injured a jpw months ago In \ ' r > John Al,bers, for many years h shall earf&r at, Contrai Point, arrived in tbo city a feA days ago to make his future homo, Mr. Albers having purchased a line place la Ashland* recently. Mr. and Mrs. Sain Jordan, who reside' in the Shook apartments, motored to Medford Wednesday, where they spent a short time looking after business affairs. The WicR Furniture Co. .. - e , ■ , < FROM MAIN AND GRANITE STS., TO Returned Last Evening— / , Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Parks on .padrone street, accompanied by their son Roland, returned last evening from a week’s trip to San Francise?' California. Dur ing their stay In that city, they visited their son and \ brother, "Wayne Parks, who is a member of the United States army at Fort McDowell. Other Interest ing places visited Were Golden 0nte park, Mare Island and the Iu M e d fo rd - W illiam Webster, son of the Star Car Manafhcturlhg plant at Oakland late Sir Francis Webster,’ of Edinburgh, Scotland, and his Here Wednesday— sister, Miss Ruth Webster, are Miss Ruth Hdlmea, who re- in Medford, coming here to look tides In Medford, spent Wednes over theif ranch property on the day evening la Ashland as a Old Stage road which "this year house guest at the heme of her has a record crop of figs and aunt, Mrs. H arry xJarlton on cord wood.— Medford Mall Tri- Union street. hune 'F e rris Stanton, who is employ ed by the Southern Pacific com pany at Klamath Falls, spent a short time In the city yesterday vlsltinj*frlends and looking after business affairs. Mr. and Mrs. Stanton and little daughter Ethel formerly resided in Ashland. < Announces Ifs Removal • A »* , ' ■ , ” f * •/ F ' • » ■ , * Old Swenson-Peebler Furniture Co. Storeroom ¡EAST H A IN STREET and invites all of its customers and friends to visit its new mid more commodious storeroom where it will have on display a large stock of Furniture and House Furnishings © © ■ ■ •© I ISAAC’S j NEW GLORIA RA . UMBELLE IN WANTED - COLORS . . . . . . . . “ The Quality Store” ■ 1 J yccu Coats We wish to thank the many friends for their kindness and words of sympaUty extended to ns during our bermvement also for the beautiful flowers. ’ . J. W . nOSHER, C. R. LOSHER And Family. ARRIVEFOR SATURDAY SELLING BLACJK AND NAVY BLUE, ' ’ IN BROADCLOTH AND ' VENICE. - • / 4 VI ‘with GILDA GREY TOMORROW ONLY -, - an automobile accident and who haà zbeen residing' la thia city The tickets were taken to . since that time undergoing medi cal treatment, is now able to the office of Tex Rickard to determine whether they were walk around for a little while coknterfeit. each day. Mareene and her A t the same time It was re mother are living on Fourth ported tickets to the fight street, having ; ntoyed , recently were being sold elsewhere in » from the Luke apartments on the qlty fbr any .«rice they Hargadlne street. The little girl’s weald bring. Forty dollar leg was badly crushed and It seats were said to be selling was thought fey a Mms that the for «14 to «40, limb would have to be amputated but Mareene has Improved so vapidly during the last tew Weeks j stadium. Normal school hooka and sup plies, E lhart’s Book Styre. 19-6 'CARD OF THANKS ‘CABARET’ — Chicago police late Thur»- dejr «treated two »peculators selling «11»» worth of Tua- ncy-Dempeey fight tickets outside of the Soldiers' Flkld AM* t* Walk— Left Yesterday— Miss Emma Jenkins, -who is employed In the* Citlcens bank, and her niece Miss Dorothy Chap- pel, are moving froriT rooms at TranaMetWi Business— the Columbia hotel to an apart Oscar Silver, of the Pompadour ment In the Shook building on Mineral Springs company in this Main street. clyt, spent several hours in Med- •ford yesterday transacting busi- FIN ISH IN G TODAY kept. ««.— a n , Get your glass, Jordan’s Mill. makes We rent typewrIters-r-Elhart’s Scheor- 6-tf JLuw Made Effective— T. J. Moxley. who resides In Payne Balloon in’s Grocery. Cresswell. Oregon, arrived In the Sprained Wrist— elty Wednesday to spend several Mrs. Dan W alker, wbo resides days here visiting with bis on Second street, suffered a bad nephew Marion Hager aad fam ly sprained wrist yesterday when ily on Scenic Drive. she fell while attending the Pio Don’t forget our Special on Un neer's Reunion in the Civic club called for suits. PaulserM's. 4-tf house on Winbura Way. C liff frames. Kid ith a can of Calumet, ' C hicago , > 1 GORGEOUS FUR COLLARS AND CUFFS THE LITHIANS PRESENT THEIR NEW SILK AND WOOL DRESSES INDOOR CIRCUS and FIESTA MADE OF PINE MATERIALS At The Low Price, $11.95 .» 'A t Ashland’s Armory SIX NIGHTS OCT. 3RD TOOTH Fleet New Model Will Soon Be Ready For Your Inspection. Priced $19.75 Hundreds Of Dollars In Prizes To Be Given Away Including A NEW 1928 FORD, FOUR DOOR SEDAN. Claycomb Motor A melo-drama of the dia mond mines of Brazil. DORS Make a Differ ence Where You Buy* Your FORD FOB AUTUMN WEAR SHOWN FOB THE FIRST TIME TOMOBBOW — EVERY UALLY SELECTED AND UNDER-PRICED. THE MOST ADVANCED S T Y L E S - OEO. J. HAYES AT THE OBOAN Buy Your Tickets Now From Your Favorite In The Miss Popularity Contest Season Tickets, Fifty Cents. $29.75 66x80 Wool and Cotton Blankets, Pair, $4.75 . - New Plaid Patterns INDIVID $34.50 70x80 Stogie Sheet Blankets $L25 Each New Block PJaid Patterns—Wanted Colors. 3 L k Stitched Cotton Bats, $1.00 Each Size 72x90—A real Bargain, In Checks and Plaids—Priced Low' Rayon Silk Bloomers, $L25 Pair New Chamoisuede Gloves, $1.00 Pair Cut Extra Full Size—Made of Good Weight Rayon 1» Wanted Colors. Made With Fancy French Cuffs—Embroidered. Values to $1.25 Pair i&saraaaBEra»^