Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-12-06
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Holiday Season Opened

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Holiday Season Opened
Many people enjoyed the window
shopping habit in Medford Friday
evening, when the holiday season
was officially opened in that city.
The windows were very attractively
decorated. Promptly at 1880 O'Clock
all the light in the city were shut
off for a few seconds. During the
darkness, merchants pulled up the
shades, and when the lights reap
peared, the effect was very good.
Music by band and street dancing
were features of the evening.
New Roadster Arrives
Jesse Winburn's latest motor ac-
QUESTION arrived in Medford Thanks
giving day and was driven to Ash
land yesterday. The machine is
Lincoln roadster, equipped with a
special body built in Pasadena ac-
cording to construction ideas of the
owner. The color is vivid red, and
the machine has nickel plated wire
wheels and tenders.
Letter Received from Hulet's-
Rev. and Mrs. c. c. Hulet write
Ashland friends that they made the
trip by auto to Merrill, with no DIFF
ficulty whatsoever, in spite of the
bad roads. The family Ford went
right through. Some of their furni-
ture, which went by auto truck, was
badly broken and marred. They are
getting settled and entering heartily
into the new work of the pastorate
of the two churches at Merrill and
Malin.
Thanksgiving Services Held
Ashland churches united in real
Thanksgiving service Thursday, the
meeting being held in the Presbyter-
ian church. The largest congrega-
tion for years was present. The dou-
BILE quartette, Mesdames Fuller. Nc
Gee. Misses Allen and Policy, Messrs.
Wright. Mccoy and McGee, with Mrs.
Parsons at the organ, gave beauti-
full anthem and led the songs OF
praise. The ministers each partici-
pated in the services, Rev. CLANCY,
the new pastor OF the Methodist
Episcopal church giving fine dis
course on the theme of continual
Thanksgiving. The offering goes Ia
the ministerial association for local
relief work.
Educational Week is Topic
The local American Legion and
Auxiliary are helping in the obser-
vance of National Educational week
which begins tomorrow with the
thought of "A Cody Nation Will
Live" The churches are asked to
assist by announcement and dis
course. To this end, the churches of
the city extend a cordial invitation
to the Legion and the Auxiliary to
attend services in the churches of
their choice tomorrow.
Visiting in City
R. L. Burdic Sr., of Grants Pass,
is spending few days visiting In the
city.
Visits Agency Here
A. H. Callaghan, representative
OF the Columbia Tire corporation,
an Oregon institution, is In the city
for a few days comforting with L.
l.. Leedom, who has been given the
local agency for company's product.
Medford Attorney Here
G. A. Codding. attorney from Med
ford, was in the city this afternoon,
having been called here to look after
some legal matters.
Milk Ordinance to Pass
The new dairy ordinance will be
passed at the next meeting of the
city council, Tuesday evening, De-
cember s, according to good author
ty. This is considered the most i'm
portant of the new ordinances and
makes 1t necessary for every person
selling milk, whether the source of
supply is one COW or large herd, to
Iile with the city recorder a certifi.
cate signed by state or county inspec-
tors that the animal or animals are
entirely free from tuberculosis. For
he purpose of inspecting the dairies
IN the city, an official arrived in the
,ity yesterday. and will continue here
Until all dairy cattle have been in
,pected. Those who contemplate sell
ng milk are requested to have the