Image provided by: Ashland School District #5; Ashland, OR
About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 4, 1927)
' Portlgad — Trainload of ac tar« bjqe-bloodg^ Mock * comes Some Cooking/ »■ Inc tost# refreshments ^ n ftn rH id afternoon. a beautiful t p V W r scheme of white and yellow was W M . with White and yellow Cbry- aaothemum* ' Intermingled ' with ivy forming the background. ’ been more thdÜ JÜV è] — w« Oj y mt A short b u sin ess se ssio n was ’recently tor y « ? need: conducted, during which th e .fo l- to r whom them la aft. lowihg nam ed o fficer* were elect* The q u id ren ’s fa rm ed: president, Mrs: R . fc. Hanson; located on th the e 'P Pacific ac ific highway, vice-president, t i n . Frank Bes-, three miles Worth of Córrali. *<ek, and secretary - treasurer, Oregon, and tt Is an .en H w ^./n -- M rd .N . W. Heard. When , the dmiartnys is thè case of defend regular routine of business was enl and homeless children., there finished, the ladles spent several ere 130 Children in six home-11 k, ia- hour» m aking article« e< fane/ cottages, in each of which there is ¡>: work tor their bazaar which will a big-hearted Christian Mqtker J he held sometime arouiid Thanks- who gives to the ch M fb h 'd f her ” giving. family the love and understand Yihtetday’s meeting was the ing that 1« rare in a bojne whei , last one that will be held until after the Christmas hdlldays. »1 • " M s*»y, Rev. a . - w The groups of the local Delphian* w ill meet. One at the home of Mr*. D. A. Feterehfci f l ” Pin«, ù v Wr ared11» « m M Ì m i l ire Msa. : J I Tuesday, E a r. K L — Bouthern Ore gon chapter of the State Music Teacher* association f i r s t meeting o f the year. Luncheon i i t the H otel Medford, I j She carves h et eyebrows, smooths . her h air - - * And 'see« herself a Ihdy fair. The glens reflects' her plumhge sheen, her h er Her figure posed with Jewell haaghty conscious grace. A gofg«0dsr(hfh< w ith sdtfn'elid , But With no trace of soul within. May MacuUar Coggins, ' ' tt It U Ashland n il? ' • W. c , , T . j r . by W . B. Tritea, French type, wtde \ zAerglns, coarse papor— Jhls brlef nevel by an American aevelist ooaveys thè illuslon of being a translatloa frodi thè Franch or SPaalsh. The m aleu p of thè beok la p a rtir ve- spoaptble fa r thle— the flerld and meiedretnatio styie fn y u p ii in ferlo r W fttert o f these cdnntrifs indulge are responsive stili moro. One wondnrs whgt Amerloa« p f > iishar em u la heVe pubuthed thM * And remember, too, that w h en you are through, there areno fiubrea core* bakmp, because everything eggen fiore the «oenkghg «ndwwnty raised. T ry the h im « q u it * e a tta s oved'still * farther? . lxnosfnwithout* a b lem lahi'now ^bnt«w henevergha are straight-lined, with occasion ta n d a r an egg. he shows tym p- ally, the front side-flare. ms-of ecsema. «Physicians have* Among Lanvin’s coats are many with deep fur facings from neck line to hem. Such models usually the gelatin but the kinds of liq have, bell-shapei fur cuffs which uid. To keep fruit from sfetting, turn backwards at the wrist. Ko put into the mold. » little nt a fur is used upon hemlinee. time, adding inore an the Jelly Although black coats are more stiffens. Steived figs mix wei frequent than colors, considerable with Hawaiian pineapple for g de. beige and gray tweed models are lightfuj gelatin dessert, , , shown. These are trimmed in Pineapple Shortcakes'hre jrel matching fox; wolf or other long liked and quickly made w 1 t * k haired pelts. New, as winter crushed Hawaiian' pineapple. items, are coats of black s i l k Either* a biscuit doUgQ or a plain moire, padded to give warmth. cake, baked In layers w ill serve. One attractive molfe model has Spread kruhhed pineapple thick. melon-shaped collar and sleeves of split mink tolls. Paris has %ot the furs which we have in Amer ica and thns the frequent use of animal tails as trinyning. Mink tails are splits and appliqned closely .together in horizontal ef fect upon fha cloth cottar and cuffs. The effect Is quite lively. Some moire silk coats use wide reveres of White or summer-dyed ermine.’ The black and white idea in coats also is depicted: in tnr. in several of Lanvin's models. Mme. Ganna Walska chose - e'wio such wraps while we were there. One Wag a short Jacket Of black broadtail trimmed with huge re vere« of white ermine and the other an evening cape combining black seal and white ermine In zig-zag effect. Among the unusdai Lanvin costumes is a suit of * black Sheared' lamb. The fitr Jacket is aight-Iined and extends to n k t below thd hipline Snd - the “The Winchester Store? fa r f t ir t Is scant and btrnight- S CA L U M E T T H L VV U H L D S 6 R E A TL' ó T BAHAKG P0W1ÌER B o fd en -t Evaporated M i l L I t b pore* richj country milk—for every cooking tuende» ONfWCKTtR** tVAPORAJi® M ilk Hardware « v v ib iu jjy , AAJ.JEJX |yyV H JljL/ IblytfM X A JP cjjCdLr ’ KirW. TftAT IS WHY WE ABE OFFEBING OCR Nl SO CHEAP. • e * W Fancy dried prunes, 6 lb s.. . . 42c; 15 lbs. 1 • 6 lbs. Hand-cleaned white Navy Beans . IS lbs. ............. . <’ “T ag" Day. W . C. T. U. "Tag” D4y wttThe observed in AsUland - . tqmorrew, Saturday, November 5. 1 Ä short time ago the members of the local 6 lbs. Mexican Red Beans .. 48c; 13 lbs. Grocery Fancy Pink Beans or Pinots, 5 l b s , ___ pHONK M Hours Pmtect Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs. , New SauerlfrauU lbs. TÉ TDWELL FREE Dona Castile Soap at > °rk . L. when they use this new wosder- f s t French Proceed Page Powder called M H L tO -O tQ — keeps tlfkt ngiy shine aw dr. Women ra le over ’ft» superiori purity and qual ity, .Stays oh länger— ekln loots Hkn a peheh— keeps . coreple»lon* yoqthful-r-grevanta 'U rg e pene. Get a box o f M BLIXW JLO Pace Pewdew < < W t t t t t d Phhhmncy{ East Bide Pharmacy, / A now fruit salad served at fashionable botola 1« Maryland Ambrosia. It la made by mingling lobe« of oranges, slices of bananas dice of Hawaiian sliced pineapple, of pineapple tid-bits, « few mal* ,j sga gripes, and a handful of nuts. The Juice from these d lf - 1 ferenit fruits may be Increased by J the addition of sugar- a short time before the dish Is served. Have the ingredients ice-cold, and, Just before Sending them to the table, heap whipped cream on j the top. I A perfect gelatin dessert should I be transparent; brilliant and only I stiff enough to hold its form, not I solid. Here is the trick. Remem- I ber it tnkes proportionately less I H i m and Idas gelatin in chid than r In hot Weather. Gelatin should 3 soak in cold'water and be dia- ¡j solved over hot; never heated to i the boiling pointy ah thia renders d it sticky In general, two ounces 1 of gelatin (the amount usually In every package) will Jelly t w o S Quarts of liquid, but this must be proved by trial, not onjy of* 1 Simpgttf « * ' I Mr. and M rs M erritt Randles ¡Hoist and Home« fur-trimmed. f Mr. thd/M rs. Hdi+Itt ‘ Randles I were the gracious host and host ess Monday evening, October 11, when theyenterfalned a groUp of friends With a egrd party at their pleasant koine eh L ib ert/ stijfet. The rooms of their heme were.at tractively decorated with a Hal-' lowe'en coin* scheme Of orange and black.* Mr. Gay Raddles held1 high Wore foe which he received ' the first prise and Mr. Haf+y Moore was awarded the consola tion. A t a tote hoar Mrs. Randles served delicious refreshments to the fqrfowiag nanted: Mr. ‘and Mrs. J a m « Shiffer.-M r. and Mrs. Ruey Crouby, Mr. and Mrs. Gay Randles, Mr. and Mrs. W illiam • orenbemer and • . Mr. M erritt Randies. , Before Ber m lrrer llsdgdbi stands And preen« herself with artful hands; , shine. H e r glinting ejres, Dr. and Mrs T. J. Malmgren of I I Phoenix w ill be x>ut , of towto I I Wests Uri« evening, frid » y , No- I rember 4, at n dinnerparty given I by Miss Geftie tyto n at* her home I on Palm avenue, the occasion be- I tag in honet* of fb d birthday a n -I I nlversary of her mother, M rs Flora Haan. Other guests will be I Aubrey add Clarence Haan and ( i I Miss Edna GohCen. WMndnday, NbV. d^—The Wed- nesday Afternoon club e< the Presbyterian church w ill meet nt the-hadw of Mrs. » . r.' W hittle, 4 t< fi street. ' A i j - tnembeV* urged to he present. Hostesses, Mrs. W hittle ahd Mfs. August Scbuernsaa. Her silken 'rtie hoake of Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. le Peteri1» 0“ town street was thp d scene of a most delightful affair fast evening, Thursday. Hovem- B her I , when they entertained n l If i - ®mber '° f friends with . an eve- 11 t nlng of bridge. A profusion of 1i chrysanthemum« and Colorful att- I I ^ | t nmn leaves were in evidence ,ev-11 j erywhere around the rooms ’ gf I < J the Peters home, and this c o id rl’ scheme was also used for the tally r eards. 11 Three table« were in play dar- J t ing the evening, lt n . S. A. Me- iGee held high ecord among' the I ladies, receiving a pretty little pottery basket as the prize, and ( I Mrs. Gerald Wenner was awarded jjt h e consolation. M r. Domino Pro- I vost received a brass sm oking set - I * * the wflt,eman’* f lL8t Prize and f ! Wr S. K. McQee wae the gentle-; man-consoled. A t midnight Hrs. ’ Peters served fried ehleken, sal* I ad. hot biscuits ahd coffee. Dainty I place cards and napkins made an JettracUve decoration , - for the I table. 7 -'-—'— - ~ "I I - 'A e gneat llsf h*Muded:a Dr. J add Mrs. * . • ! / . HaMlc, M f. and] J M rs t . k . McGee. W and Mrs. I Gerald Wenner,. gf?. , hgd Mrs. | Domino Pro vest.äöd Rr. and Mrs. I Charles A. Hataeh. * I tw o tt » » T H E PEACOCK it tt tt ° f Brid* e »* V ® **» Chiesto Interna* [ from / — t-M » •’FY’ «" to Pacific *■ , tlonal Livosto^t Exposition. ■ ; 64 size Grapefruit, each mo o « r TO r s u . v o s . w s a lw a ys g z v x m s L ow dow m ON SPUDS AND ONIONS, AND HAVE A WIDE VARIETY OF