Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, August 26, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textn "'-'on,., k .... 'V. i .1-:. 'vr. . isr TIDINGS pAoa xmt9 I. TIDINGS CLASSIFIED ADS One cent tho word each time. Twenty words one month one dollar. PROFESSIONAL. PR, 3. J. EMMENS Physician and I surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose ana inruui. uianm dui plled. Oculist and aurist for 8. P. R. R. Offices, M. F. and H. Bldg., opposite postofflce, Medford, Ore. Phone 667. 21-t PR. ERNEST A. V001 PracUce limited to eye, ear, nose and I throat. Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to 6. Swedenhurg Bldg., Ash ' land, Ore. "-tf E. D. RRIGGS, Attorney-at-Law, Pioneer Block, Ashland. mirin luvnnvrMFVT M.ITIV The utiu . ... . . - --- regular meetings or tnis ciud win be held on tne secona ana wunu Tuesday of each month at 2:30 p. m., at the Auxiliary Hall. PIANO TUNING GEO. W. CROSS, Medford, Ore., Piano Tuner and re I alrer. A tuner to particular ; musical people. Endorsed by the , leading musical people of Southern I Oregon. Leave orders at Rose Bros. Phone 213. 62-tf JESSIE II. THATCHER Public ', Stenographer. Commercial Club. I Hours: 9 a. m. to 12 a. m.; 2 f p. m. to 6 p. m., after Septem ' ber 1. CO'TRACTIXU B L. DELSMAN Contractor and builder, Ashland, Ore. Estimates cheerfully given. Free plans when k we do your work. "When securing 1 us, you save the cost of a super- intendent as we work right on the Job with the men. Phone 120- FRANK JORDAN General Con tracting and repair k- Cement I work specialty. Tel. 430-J. 227 I Granite SU zur WELDING AND BRAZING EXPERT WELDING AND BRAZING. We fix all kinds of broken metal j pieces. Eastern Supply Company. I Ashland, Oregon. TAXI SERVICE JUWimO 1 eenger Chalmers, Seven Passenger I Hudson. Trips anywhere. Reliable drivers and quick service. Stand I at Rose Bros, way ruu " Night, 101. FOR SALE FOR SALE Ripe Crawford peaches The price will be right. R. W. i- i hi Nnh Hill fit.. Ashland : 69-2U nrn O T C flnnA ' wnrk te&tTl. I& X un onuu www- . quire Roscoe Applegate, 915 Oak FOR SALE 3 Rhode Island Red cockerels for breeders. A few Red I hens and some fryers. Phone ogo.D Mm W. D. Booth. 69-1 FOR SALE An excellent Overland . automooue, ia cau. uu - ; . 68-tf ! Thron hlimfer Oil BtOVO f sn onu" ........ - New Perfection, raised top. in 1 perfect condition. 943 Oak St. FOR SALE. Slightly used dlmen- slon lumber and flooring, uooa ! as new. Phone 120. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE MRS. FRANK MEE wishes to an- noiinee that she Is In Ashland and wishes to rent or sell her property at 107 Second St., also nousenoia goods for sale. Inquire 196 Fac tory St. 69-1 FOR SALE 67 acres orchard and ' hay under Talent irrigating sya tem, god modern house with toi let, bath, hot and cold water, tine barn, silo, farm implements, 21 tons hay, and Anjou pear crop If taken at once. Phone 415-L, or . . write Mrs. H. - H. Leavltt, 440 . Chestnut St., Ashland. 59-21 FOR EXCHANGE Improved 20 a. apples and alfalfa, under Govern- j nvent ditch, for Ashland bunga low or small improved tract. R M. Hood, Hermiston, Oregon. 57-lmo FOR SALE. A Bungalow at 555 Falrvlew street. Come and look It over. 63-lmo FOR SALE Improved acre; five room cottage; barn; chicken . house; city water; on Lincoln St. , Price reasonable. Easy terms, See Beaver Realty Co. 40tf FOR SALE; Or will trade for Ore gon property, 100 acres fine crop, 'consisting of corn maize and cot ton. W. L LUes, Lou, Texas. I 54-lmo WANTED WANTED By woman to do general houseworK or cooKing on rancn. (Call 224 Fourth St. 59-1 WANTED 25 or 30 Rhode Island ' Reds, Plymouth Rocks or Wyan dottes layers. Address or call 173 Oak St., Thursday or Friday. 59-1 WANTED Boarders. Apply 573 E Main. 65-4t ra'ANTirn niria fnr laundrv work. Good pay and steady work. Call Ashland Laundry Co. 57tf MEN WANTED for work on Pacific hlchway south of Ashland. Wags' $4 50 per day, 8 hours, steady . worki Hoard $1.05 por day. In quire Oskar-Huber. Office up stairs in City Hall, Ashland. I 68-tt PLUMBINO FOR PLUMBING and general re pairing call Geo. L. Carey, 462 Allison St. Phone 314J. My work and prices will please you. 45tf LOST! LOST In Ashland Tuesday, 'Aug. 12, a bill book, containing no money, but other articles, whom the owner will pay reward. Finder send same to Harry Rogers, Tra cy, Minn. 58-1 LEGAL NOTICE! SUMMONS Suit in Equity to Declare ft Deed a Mortgage and to Foreclose the Same. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of' the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson. . Elizabeth A. Smith, Plaintiff, vs. Howard P. Wilcox and Bessie Wil cox, Huaband and Wife, Defendants.' To Howard P. Wilcox and Bessie Wilcox, the. above named Defend ants. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you and each of you are ' hereby required to appear and answer the Complaint of the Plaintiff on file with the Clerk of said Court at his offloe In Jack sonville, Jackson county, Oregon, within slxVweeks from the date of the first publication of this Sum mons, and it you fall to appear and answer In said cause within the said time the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief de manded in said Complaint, to- wit: For the foreclosure of that cer tain deed, made and executed by you unto the Flalntlll Herein dated December 20th. 1913, and conveying Lots 14, 15, and 16 of Highland Park Addition to tne city of Ashland, Oregon; said deed being of record in Volume 98 at Page 436 of tbe Deed Rec ords of said Jackson County; saia deed being given as security for a loan of 12500.00 and interest, and for a more particular ae scriptlon of the relief demanded. the Plaintift reiera to me mu Comnlalnt. - By virtue of an order made and dated br the Hon. r. M. uaiains Judge of said Court on July 21st, 1919 this Summons is servea up on you by the publication thereof for six consecutive weeks in the Aahiand Tldines. weeniy news paper of general circulation print ed and published at Ashland, Jacknon Countr. Oregon, and by said order you must answer the same within six weeks from the dot., nf its first Duplication. Date of first publication, July 22d, 1919. E. D. BRIGGS. Attorney for Plaintiff, Ashland, Oregon. 49-6tuesdays REAL ESTATE Several small acreage tracts, well improved, with water for irrigation at very reasonable prices. First class residence property, weU located, good condition, very moderate prices, reasonable terms. A fine valley farm for a short time at a price that will appeal to any one who knows a good farm. If you want . a good business proposition, a fine building lot, some good business frontage, an A-l stock ranch, see us. 1 1 BILLINGS AGENCY Real Estate and Real Insurance. Established 1883 Phone 211 41 East Main BARGAINS EYES TESTED Glasses Fitted Broken Lenses Duplicated Glasses Furnished Same Day Fitted Factory on Premises E. D. ELWOOD .OPTOMETRIST - Medford, Oregon 301 10. Main w You are going to buy Boy's Books Why not NOW Price in groups of three and five copies Reduced 5c a Day Until Saturday at Polcy's Drug Store POLEP& ELIIART, Druggists HISTORIC OLD OREGON ' GOES BACK INTO SERVICE Bound for San Francisco where she will be used as a reviewing ship possibly by President , Wilson when tbe Pacific fleet steams through the Golden Gate, the historic old battle ship Oregon left Bremerton Monday manned by men largely from the United States cruiser Montana. Cap tain I. C. Wettingill, formerly master of the Montana, will command the Oregon. The Montana remains in Bremerton for repairs. On Savings Accounts Wo Interest A Dollar Starts an Account STATE BANK OF ASHLAND. Contractor A. L. Lamb returned Monday from RIdgefleld, Wash., where he had been spending a few days. He was aucompanled by bis sister, Mrs. Virginia Fales of that city, who will remain here for awhile as Mr. Lamb's guest, to enjoy the climate and mineral waters of South ern Oregon in the hope of regaining her health. Mrs. Anna Moore received a wire less message today from New York stating that her husband, Captain Frank Moore, wo has been in over seas service, had landed In that city. Mrs. Moore is especting further news as to her husband's movements. Mrs. Susie Neil of Portland is a guest at the home of Mrs. J. M. Wag ner on Oak street this week. ' STRONG EVIDENCE Is the Statement of Tills Medford Woman. " Backache is often kidney ache; , A common warning of serious kid ney His. "A Stitch in Time Saves Nine" Don't delay use Doan's Kidney F1118. Profit by this nearby resident's experience. , Mrs. J. H. Gustln, 521 S. 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