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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1927)
Caro R esto rer*«'- Twenty aeren out of state ears were registered Wednesday, Octp, ber M , at' tbd*locsl braneti of thé state tra rre aurea«, socalad in tbp Chamber of Commerce build- , “Wo hare tho ttokeu on hand, snd ovw rtM ftr Is In JrmsMpaa» to Inp on the Plata M art, for ffonfaSttOA^ J o'clock Saturday afternoon?’ Rks F.» W hit tle »M t today In connection with- the apnuii JPlkr nmet which i» to he h0d Ml the CalHorbU town T jh n rtd a y .F ^ :-; * ¿V; • * Entertainment featnnse’ aa the ¿Bain Arp being W ken earn of by We committee a n & w l|l Include dancing la a spec tar ear wiy> spec- t |l music for the oocahih'n. , / A class of 20 Rika Will be I ma Returned From P o r t la n d - Ltoeal j Personal Jiotes Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Bergner, whc runs the Oregon hotel In thia city, returned yesterday from Portland and Ilwaco, Wash,, •where they have spent the p a s t week on a combined huslnees and pleasure trip. F. McTaggart Here i P. McTaggart, who, Is with the NuesUder Bros. In Portland, Oregon, is spending a couple of days In Ashland loo'.tng after Spoctal cominankatioa of Al business interests. Mr. McTag pha Chapter No. 1. O. E. S„ is gart la a guest at the Llthla called for Saturday morning at Springs hotel. • :30 to arrange for faner»! ser vices of Mrs. Anna M. Williams, Hood Rubbers and Galoshes for for whom services are to be held wome nsnd children lust In at at 10:80 a- m- All members urg McGee’s Store. 47-2 ed to be present. By order of the Worthy Matron. Leah M. Cald Let the OMIOM w rit* y o u t«U well Secretary. Netted Gem potatoes, 10 lbs. for 26c, Schuerman’s. 30-tl «•▼erage automobile Teo, of course. Emergent special communica tion, on Thursday evening, Oct. 27, for work on the Third Degree. Good attendance desired. Visiting Brethren welcome. . . V. V. MILLS. W. M. W . H. DAY, Secretary. Insurance. S l-tf Elks .Are Ladles of Trinity Guild cooked food eale, Hardy Bros. Saturday Oct. 29. Watch fcr further an nouncements. 48-2 Virttlng in A s h la n d - Mrs. F. C. Reimer of t h e Southern Oregon Experiment Sta tion treated on the Pacific high way between Talent and Phoenix is spending the day in Ashlgnd visiting with Mr». C. R. Bo wan on Granite street. Mr. Bpwan re- oentl* purchased «the Cash and Carry Grocery store on the Plaza from Thomas Hill. Before that time they were residents of Tal ent. - ted, the entertainm ent of t h e evening to be, concluded with a ¿rand ball and banquet. There la still plenty of room on the train Hr. W hittle said. Left Tixla) — Mrs. W. H. Smith on East Main street left today for Mon tague, California, where she will make an indefinite stay a t the Ladies of Trinity Guild cooked home of her daughter, Mrs. W. food sale, Hardy -Bros. Saturday R. Parshall. Mra.' Smith has Oct. 29. Watch for further an 48-2 been in poor health for some time nouncements. and thought It advisable to be Dance at Jackson’s Bat, with .someone who could take care of her. z Returned to Home •Mr. and Mrs. G. P. VaaRiper, who have spent the ■ past two days in Ashland visiting with Redeem your Palmolive and Mr. and Mli. C. K. Laae on the Crystal White coupon checks at Boulevard Byul looking after Schuermans. lO-tf business affairs, returned today to their home In Klamath Falls. The Bellview Teacher associa tion will meet Friday evening, Dance at Bellview Clubhouse' Oct. 28, at the Bellview school. 47-2 Friday. October 28th. Men 60c; Women, 25c. «. 48-2 In Ashland— “ Mr. and Mra. “W. L. Temple Auto rear view mirrors, >1.00 and daughter of Portion^, Ore Flxlt Shop. • -, gon, are spending the day in m ilk and cream, Sch- Ashland visiting with friends, irocery. . 20-tf Mr. Temple la employed by the Peters Cartridge company who have their head offices in the Motored to Medford— . Mr. and Mrs.’ Charles Davis of the Raggedy A On Sweet Shot* In this city motored to Medford last evening to attend t h e i u n l o r Lois Baker, who with Mrs. Orphenm at Hnnt’a Criterion Baker is now residing In Long theater. . Beach, California, fell recently and broke his leg. The break Women’s and Children’s rub bers and Galoshes Just received was an unusually bad -One and at McGee’s. 47-2 iie expects to be confined in the hospital for several months. Mrs. Cliff Payne makes panel doors. Baker, before her marriage, was Miss Lillian Arant of Ashland. Get your glass, Jordan’s Mill. Dolietans, Winter Banana, Orville B. Vaaghan, a resident Spits, Jonathan and Npwtpwn of Klamath Falls, arrived In the apple», Ashland F. ft Pro. Asso. 41-tf city this morninb to spend a short time transacting businesa Attended Show— and visiting friends. Guy Holman and M rs/ Peggy Sawyer »ore among the Ashland Steaming hot chicken Tamales residents who motored to Med at The Plasa. 38-tf ford last evening to attend the Jnnlor Orphenm at Hunt’s Cra- Electric h terlan theatre. Frosh P-Nut Pound. 2So. p e Brittle. Plasa. Marital dJfflcuMles of W alter ij HUI, (abova) youngest so» < the late Jambs J. Hill, and h pretty Follies b r i d e , Mlldn Richardson (right) have ,bes pitched up. After starting su for divorce, charging’cruelty stating her husband was truly Steelhead Fishing Improving— wild westerns*, the pretty Eoltfc Steelhead fishing is Improving star, who fou n d ; life on » • Mtpi and anglers are beginning to ar fans ranch Irksoma, Tuesday hi reconciled with her hm rive fron^ all parts of the coun came band. try to spend the rest of October on the Rogue. One of the larg est fish caught this season was AmcdM M. Smith Here— f R . T. flp lrrr lftr fl - taken last night by D. A. G. AmedeC M. Smith of Portland^-. H. T. Spicer, we CollIe-MacNell, British consul at former county commissioner of dont of Portland Colima, Mexico, who Is spending Multnomah county, accompanied »pending a abort tl the fall season here. This steel by Mrs. Smith, is spending a short transacting bualnet head weighed exactly 10 pounds. vactlon in Ashland. Mr. Smith friends. Mr. Spicer The largest fish reported this formerly resided in this city, founders of the A season was the* one taken by coming here In ,1287 and leavlagr«burse In Portland, Ed Bowen of the Zane Grey in 1888. He was a resident for / ' party, who captured a large fel only five months, but during that! ” :lme made the acquaintance of O', i —— — low which weighed 11 pounds and one ounce.— Grants Pass F. Billings, E. V. Carter and o»v- , oral other prominent business vT ««m Courier. men. Mr. Smith spent this afU7- I lS K ll ( poon playing on the Aslpna golf ' ' .................. . Dance a t Jackson’rf Sat: nite, course, located on the Pacific ' j Overland Tonring . . 175 highway just south of toWa. Guests at L. 8. Hotel— The fallowing named were in- juried among two guests regist ered-Wednesday evening at the Lithl^ Springs' hotel: G. W. Ed vards of dhlco; Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Sterling of San Francisco and Austin Titus and Ed Roberts of Coos Bay. ALL COVET IT — WORKERS MUST H A VE IT ! * Good Health! Men and - women workers must possess It to be ac ceptable, satisfactory, ancceesful. Kidney ailments and resulting Ills are serlotta disorders, causing loos of health and efficiency, lack of energy and amhttlon, dull head aches, «tired feeling, nevrou» de pression. FOLEY PILLS, a diu retic stimulant for the kidneys, w e a reliable, valuable, effec tive medicine. Men and women everywhere nse and recommend them. John Gordon, Danville, Illinois, says: “ FOLBY PILLS di uretic m ade’it possible for mo to work steadily, to sleep better,“ to become stronger,’* Sold every- wkare.— No. 1. Dance at Jackson’s Sat. nite. U 1 9 2 6 48-2 J Oregon Holds Distinction— Oregon holds the distinction of being the safest state In the un ion in which to be born, according to S summary report of the U. 8. public health service. This report shows that Oregon saves 948 ba bies out of each 1000 l i v i n g births. This is a higher ratio than Is attained by any o t h ( r state in the birth registration ar ea. The nearest competitor is Washington, where 946 out of each 1000 are saved. Minnesota comes third with a ratio of 928 per 10k>0. _ ' V Among the ont of town visitors Who spent last.nlght at the Ash land hotel were: Mf. snd Mrs. H. ;B. Croas ana W . L. MatteTn of Pomona. Cal.; W. W. Angjin and Wife b f Kana«» Glty and Mrs. T. A Cooper ,pf. Lo» Angeloa. 4 Teachey Of ' t . Violin, Viola, Bgss (• String Ashland High School SATURDAY, OCT. 29 1 2:30 P. M. H Î0 H SCHOOL FIE L D ( Violoncello “K»peci*le") ■” , ..STU D IO . * Hotel Ashland BuUiUng, Ashland, Ore.—iPfop»^ 47 S T U D E N T S , 25c A D U LTS, 40c Musical lufcfruments' Repdlfed, Bowi Rehajred- “ w here savings are greatest’’ ELKS BLDO. PH O N E 3 A SH L A N D , ORE F o r t Tonring, 1200 1923 F o r t Sedafi, 2100 1923 Ohev. Tonring <125 1924 Ohev. Sedan, 2200 The Npwer Silk Frocks Have Charming Simplicity FM You can always tell a Paris frock by its »implicit? of line, to Ws took pains U SE L U ST E R GLOSS , ¡TOP D R ESSIN G H a llo w e ’e n as ¡¿L (A tinuation o f the ancient custom o f settin g apart a certain day (a t that tim é N ovem ber 1st) o f thankfulness to P o m ona, the goddess o f the harvest. It is am us ing to n ote that th e ear liest reference to this festival s p e a k s o f gam es played w ith nuts and apples, e v e n as w e to-day m ake m e < r y w ith apple bobbing and roesting chestnuts^ fcard to re s a t When yon seo the jnst naturally have to try them on. SPECIAL A Bargain in One 1927 Hudson Sedan and One Speedabout TH ESE À K E S E A L B A E O Á IN S ' Multnomah Station — |60,0 0 0 overhead crossing completed and Mias Elisabeth and Miss Har In nao. riet Mills o f Reno, /levad a, daaghtera of Harry D. Mills, for mer w ell known Medford busi ness man, are stopping In Ash land for a few days .visitin g with friends. The girls and their father arrived In the valley late Tuesday afternoon to spend a abort vacation. Mr. Mills Is visiting old friends In Medford and Butte Falls. LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE < jlSÀAnnwemwÿl . , Popular Box Model TOPOOATfT rO R YOVMQ MRM i ' ' ' Look oyer our now stock before in vesting In a Winter Topcoat. ' Lon^Wearfns Fabrics Friday Ni Y m I And yoa*H find «mart, snafmr lines and finished tailoring in our Goats as watt. Ths model shown at tigh t fat a variety of plain colors, fancy overplaids or novelty weaves. TojM notch vaine a i— OCTOBER 28 Hotpoint Super-Iron Cannot be i n j u r e d by o v e r h e a tin g . Hallowe’en Saves strength and reduces iron- --------—....... . » : .,-i% ■ ........ A -—------- 4----- - A - ----- 1- t K t- An Old Holiday* And How We Celebrate It A flh allow E ven, or it is pop ularly termed, is a con to see that our own models at*e / f y j t e . iw artly plain, / New and Fresh— Automotive Shop C hevrolet Dftaten V I TODAY AMD TOMORROW Shopplmt to Ashland— Nev.¡ I . L. and Lea K ir r ware among at the Orego — --------------- IM F L II - >• It is, therefore, quite fitting, that w e should choose this tim e as W inter A pparel W eek for th e entire fam ily. H arvest days are over — Pam ona has been generous and it is tim e to / t h i n k o f warm er clothing fo j the colder days ahead. O ur lo w prices con trast sharply w ith th e high quality o f goods w e offer. It b a plea sure to h ave y o u drop in and look around, w hether y o tfb u y o j n o t and w e are sure y o u .will alw ays find som e- th in g interesting each tim e y o u calL JACKSON HOT SPRINGS ¡ng time. MUSIO B Y DYMOB BRO8. DAMOR BAMD A N ASTOUNDING OF FACT A N D FANCY J. H A Y E S A T TH E i OROAM Electric Station / A , If yon want to put yonr st toot forward this Fsll both comfort aad style, you’ll select those slippers. of glistening Patent I S Ladies Goloshes New Styles Automatic Fastener