Ashland daily tidings., October 20, 1927, Page 8, Image 8

)f Exceptional Beauty
Are Grown in Hosier Garden
bocal • Personal Notes
8tated convocation, Thu rsday
evening, October to. Routine bus-
Iness. All companions Invited.
> A. P. McOALLftN, W. P,
W. H. DAT. Secretary.
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Mm. W. N. Nittbs has
moved
into her new home" at SOI Beach
street and'she'krill be glad to
meet a ll of her old and n e w
friends at this location.
Fleet ri« tomleVs repaired, Flxlt
Steaming hot culcken Tamales
at The Plaza.
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L eft to Attend Meeting—
Mrs. Ella Anderson of t h i s
city left this morning for The
Dalles. Oregon, to attend t h e
state board meetifig of the Daugh­
ters of the American Revolution,
She is state corresponding secre­
tary wf the brganfkatton.’
Season K im 1« w --
,
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The doer hunting season ends
a half-hour aftqr sunset thia eve­
ning, Thursday, October 80. Many
¡local hunters are returning to the
¡city with game and'several oil;
erg are »till In the 'Kill sections
enjoying the* last hours of this
sport. Cliff Jenkins of Cliff's
Tire Shop and Service Station on
Main street, who left the city sev­
eral days ago In company with
Ben Bowers on a« hunting trip,
returned home yesterday.
Mr.
Bowers is expected to come In
from the mountains this evening.
Get your glass. Jordan's
Don’t forget the dpnee at W in­
ter Garden 8at. night
W1H Itay V M ta —
Mrs. Gordon MacCracken
oh
Hargatftaa Utrieet, state regent of
the Deugktpr« of the American
Revolution, left the city Tuesday
r vealng for McMinnville * n .d
Portland. Oregon, where she will
visit their D. A. R. chapters. Mrs.
MacGrackeg w ill then go to La
Graade. where she win appear on
-the program of the state meeting
M atured Only 8 Apple*—
Only six apples matured from
the eeatury old apple tree at Van-
ceuver. Wash., this year, although
the tree was ta fu ll bloom In the
spring. Adverse weather condi­
tions at blossom time is said to
have killed the buds.
»ad
contracted foF'&y jS-fié* iíabdri-
ault ta charge a« SdUMtfer JpreOs-
arda. Otto A» tourner. X, ? 42-» t
JCoanuped (root
.
Cars Re gis tere d
Thirty out-of-town cars were '
registered Wednesday, October
1*. at the local branch of the t . -
•tate Traffic bureau, located ta;
j
the chamber et commerce build- «J
lag on the Flaaa.
jfl
From Pea Statosi
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KEKS BLDG.
PHON® 3
ASHLAND,
25 a Ann,
No Fear of Winter Weather
y
,«I*he virus of In f a n t a paralffis glon approximately «210. Thejr
may persist in the nasal secre­ wer< ordered five months ago,
tions of persons who have long delivery delayed as Mr. fin d M rd
recovered from thia disease. Br} Carter w«r« anxious that Ashland
an the’ abortive ‘convalescent mftyt —their *hogMsfc » a ” -r- might
also harbor the vlrjis. In addition have the first of these new slg-
to convalescent carrier«, healthy
carriers of the infantile parfify-
sto virus have also been demiem-
struted. «.Unfortunately ’ the knfty1
method which 4« thus' f araV aft-
able to ■ demonstrate whfcthoV ifiill
individual to or 1« not a carrier ‘o f
in fa n tile paralysis virus is by an-1
final experimentation. The Inoo-;
ulatlon of monkeys is expenafV»
and cumbersome and cannot 't o
used practle»ny for the control
of outbreaks of infantile psralg-
RTHOÒL SQUAD ÌS
t
FO ft GR
ftr. and Mrs. C? F. Werts re­
turned to their home on Man-
xanita ...street yesterday after
having spent some time In Ya­
kima. Washington, in the hope
of benefiting Mr. Werts’a health.
“ where savings are greatest”
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Mr. and M m ., W illia m , ft » ,y
Clary on Vpbftesj.' «repue an­
The signal* will he Illuminate#
at lig h ts , the c u l’leHeCs coveCe»' nounce the blrffl of g daughter on!
withgtaer) -Ah ihtekmltWnt Iight-i Bunday mornl^, October
other a o n t h a l ^ * ^ I
Word Received—
Word has been received la
Jacksonville of-the marriage of
Dan Bagabaw. to A Washington
girl. Mr. Bagsbaw was formerly
the printer of the Jacksonville
Posi,
Returned Yesterday—
BOARD
Phgg O n * )? ; Liberty BL
slgng^ facing (he high wax has tsToi
arrows, one marked north, the
A * the patent himself 4a * tftie
primary focus of dissemination,
hoapitllixatton should be enforced
whenever home eqqditln« « r e
such a« to render complete Iso­
lation Impossible. In this manner
the number of healthy carrier«,
whom, we must regard aftpr all-ae
the greater lnenace, will of necea?
stty be diminished. Rigid q»ar-
antine of the entire heuafihafid
should be insisted qpoq jf faoto-
tlon of patlept to not, possible.
hjtaductlop.of carriage
by reducing (he nq^her efc per­
son, who. come In, contact with the
disease. It has been' d e fin ite ly
demonstrated <l,at. Individuals
having |he disease themselves
who show no manifeetgtlons of
«nay carry the viruq ja thelr up-
per air passages. The control ■ of
--- ------ constitute, Ms*,
amwov
carriers
the greatest
problem In dises»« prevemion. if
m«n Is the scie distrtbntar of the
Green Springs mountain for sett
eral mofiths, are moving from
there over to Hornbrook. Ift
northern California, where they,
will work for awhile.
Mm. Anna WIHiama. who re­
cently strived m Ashland to make
her home with her-niece M I s a
Georgie Coffee on Oak street. Is
«•rioldfy Bl »ud there to- little
hop« fit her recovery. Mrs. W ll
Mama, who formerly resided with
Mlto Coffee for many years, has
ham speeding some time w f t i
mtattvmi at Alhambra, C « l., Hey
old Qfiimds and acquaintance« la
«Mi, etty will to grieved to team
ox or Arem orar
not he responsible *jj>r any debts
Hume -From PoHhusA— _
, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Garnett of
«re tpnk «xpleded
Medford, formerly ftsldenta of
Ashland, have returned home af-
ter spending the past few days on himeaM-UgFdpuh on P»{ ;Uptown
• vacation trip ¿v Portland. They
recently purchased a new sedan
Blmer Axtim l t . hlih adUol
«nd made the trip for the purpose
student at Astoria, was kUled
of breaking In the car. ' «
when a water tank In,the school
yard exploded.
Hugo Johnson, logger, of near
Mr. and Mrb. M. Poston, who
Oregon City, was killed by.a fall­
reside In the Green Springs dis­
ing log.
trict near Ashland; and l(r . and
Victor ftolm, , min« k o rie r.
MrS. D. N> Davis, also of that aee-
Spokane, Wash., died u the r«-
Mon, spent Wednesday calllng-«n eult of woiinds r e e le d during a
friends and looking after busi­
box ear holdup pt ftexford. Mon.
ness affairs In Medford.
'
At Aberdeeh. Was}»., an. uni­
dentified body was’ found on the
Special Meeting—
beech.
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A ■ special meeting of t h e
Daughters of the Union Veterans
will be held at the armory at 2
p. m. on Friday, Oct. 21. Mias
Webstar, the state Inspector, w ill
be present.
Ludd Alley, salesman for the
, Save your dance tickets f o r Cextral 8hoe company of 8t.
cash prises. H ilarity Dances. Med­ Lou to. spent the morning In Ashi-
ford.
41m land today looking after business
affairs and visiting with friends.
This company has a branch office
Fishing In the Rogue rlrer to In Portland, Oregon, from which
reported to be poor and but com­ cMy Mr. Alley works.
paratively few fish are «aid to
have teen caught ta the past sm-
eral weeks. The fish situation to
The California Oregon Power
■o* expected to show any marked company*«
right-of-way
gang?
Improvement very soon.
Who hava had a camp on tha
The ladle« of the
Br
church will hold a cooked
•ale Saturday, October
Hardy Brea.
lahed honen, »own town location
rental cheay. . » « f W
t e
EIGHT TRAGIC.
DEATHS OCCÜ
(dohtinned j'ro in Pag« Op«)
can be found anywhere—
Hood ft
oldwell, had suffered from the disease
9 Yelta question but were rtqwjtorfed
Charles
Wher ta e tg ^ c e e ^ » ,
“
’ divftly»! had Hv«d i i \ Soai
wwh« such iUnese existed, r0l
OthenKaake go history or
Ceding uluess er contact w i i | ^
sons srftp themselves had b efn j
posed. Th^ discovery pf t h » l
jstencqjof carrier« h»& greatly J
PORTLAND. Oct. 20.— d R —
Accidentar death took a heavy
midweek toll In Ovegon g - ^ g
Washington with * eight tragic
deaths recorded. ,
In LaGrand*. Lester
Mc&afi-
tsh, 31, was fatally wounded
while hunting whan a shotgun he
was dragging after him through,
the brush wa*. discharged.
Wm. Aust|p, '43, Albany, was
fatally Injured when a t r a 1 n
struck thb: automahlle In krhleh
he was rlfttag.
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of
loring, (Uhlfca wbleh are OUtMauding
. for the perfection of their oolor-
? * B „ta g and formation, and which are
* B prise winner« wherever they are
t Ash- entered In competitive ahows.
Although eholoe gladioli« and
ardens othef blodsome are crown A the
C care- Hosier gardens, no more Jgautl-
daMta far and* perfect specimens than
1 some those found in the dahlia Mason
eight hana. IT »
St.. Mrs. 1 . A. t
infection
vidual’« 1
Ing, fir p
aUer
H u n tv
and Mi
Andrew
Millan,
(0
Mid-Week \ Tragedy Toll
Heävy—High School
Stndent Killed
Fresh
P-Nut
Brittle.
Pound. 36c. The Plasa.
Redeem your Palmolive
and
Crystal W hite cohpon cheche at Mrs. M in kler B a c h -
Mrs. Helen Minkler, chairman
Sehadrmaas.
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of the California Oregon Power
Company Women’s committee, N.
G lifi Payne makes counters.
E. L. A. (National Electric Light
Association)
returned to h e r
-I Delicious,
W inter
Banana.
Spits. Jonathan and Newtown home In Medford yesterday, after
apples. AaMand F. A pVo. Asso. having attended the meeting of
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' 41. tf the Women’s committee of t h e
Northwest division Nz B. L. A. in
Spokane,
Washington. M r s .
Minkler Is a slater of M n . J. H.
Turner, who resides on the Boule­
vard In this city.
were opened
»y the state
t la planned
fish screen Is
ater to I o w
rhto work has
the Rogue be-
ta Pass Coar-
etoa» And *wU f»ralahffl,
preferred, t t t Tth St.
pany.
. ,bsatbe»-ln-law,
H ar|Jy Fleming Of Jacksonville,
returned to hie borne on Oak t i p n ^ b i h M y t h r q lg H i
street todaf.'tbe proud possessor
ip Ä te» öf ^rhich h»- u r «
of a buck, which be killed In
Better Tixlaj—
. * ■ » - J
Mrs. W. H. Frulaa, who h‘ a s the Gold ^1U country.
fecttngq
been quite til ip her home on B
contagici
street for the p ast few days, is
Dance at Bellview Friday night
reported to be much better today October' i i.' O e i a j S k - u iJ lie 'll. comparatively rtffjut <X k »
and her many friends In the city Music' by Dom ProVoat and h(a known, of course«' th a t7
will be glad to learn that she is
discaaes followed' rou$i«
rapidly improving.
.
mau travel and that tfi*|
Ings were in aoni^ mjdfe
Fresh milk and cream. Sch
cerned I V * * tranfeùUffiÌéh
uermans' Grocery.,*
,
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If You Have Plenty of Blanket*
Our Silver Anniversary
Blankets o f tyBintiful,
wool mixed plaids in
many pretty colors; is an
exceptional value at
—
X-L-. - -
Electric Statimi
,
showing speed and head work
which gives promis« of a winning
team.
The Klataath squad Is of an un­
known quality but In the pafc‘ has
been one of the foremost Con-
tendaya fa r Southern O r « g o n
chatahtanahtp sad this year Is un­
der the direction of Coach ' Sin­
clair, who last year whs captain
of the University of O r a t « h
squad. ''
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! The game to to be called at
2:30 at the high «pkool gridiron.
eave to car-and comfort .to passengers
Y o u r fenex give» you 9S miles an hour all day long. Par
greater ftpeejTif you w ant tt. Brilttant sctivlty'iii pick-up
M o re than 2 ft tim e* tile pow er its V
S t o T S b e ó r d in a r ily n te * i t L o n g life and en d u rin g
character to elf i t * abilities tn d q u a lity th
U
I t is exclusive performance because Essex Super-Six de­
sign !» exclusive. And because every part of faiotor and
chassis is engineered to true balance w ith every other p e rt
This unity construction goes
And is engineered to lowest
beyond Essex performance to « operation and m aintenance
Essex comfort» appearance and
cost. D uring the year E «ex , ai jn
economy. Thus fts dppapa#-
tas outsold /^ y other “ 8 ix f a t
nets gives 15% qaore pafsen- e t near the price, almost two to £ f
re r room. Ita ridine ease d»
Òhe, ta d we believe a single
w ill f u lly revcfil t
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Mr. »ng Mrs. A.- B. James ofi
Pendleton, Oregón, spent - Wed­
nesday la Ashland Visiting with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. James
were much impressed with the
ícenle .bpfi«ttas of .thia etty and
Its surrounding country and they
thought that Llthla Park waa
th* “ «»»t b««aQlnl they hgd i w
seen la the way of naturisi
tl. A. STEARNS
The Ù tU a Garage
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