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About Ashland tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1914)
fAGB EIGHT AflHIiAttD tidings. Thursday, October 8, 1014 Sale of Men's High Grade Suits and Overcoats, We start our-semi-annual Bargain tailored to your measure, at Near Motor Depot j. t fi 1 it itiiTuli TiiTiitiitnliiTiiiJiJiifiititAJiJiAJiiTiJiAilnTiiTu---"- - - TTTTTTVTVTTTTTTTTV'l'TTTTTTTTTTT'rTV'rrTTTTTTT1'1 T WHY YOU SHOULD VOTE FOR BOOT! Republican Candidate FOR United States Senator Are you better off now than you were under a Republican administra tion? Are you satisfied? If you believe in the principles of the Republican party, if you are con vinced that these principles are best for the country, then prove It by voting for your standardhearer, Rob ert A. Booth, Republican candidate for the United States Senate. You know that under Republican presidents the people of the United States have good times. You know that under Democratic presidents you have Democratic times. Remember the prosperity under McKinley, Roosevelt and Taft. Remember conditions under Cleve land and Wilson. The Issue In this campaign Is not one of personality. It is not one of non-partisanship. It is a question of whether you prefer prosperity under Republican administration. . Do you have work enough? Are your wages good? Is your business what you want it to be? If you are satisfied with present conditions, well and good; if you be lieve that the present situation Is better than under McKinley, Roose velt and Taft, you know what to do. The way to bring back prosperity Is to help elect a Republican Senate. The Republican candidate in Oregon Is R. "A. Dooth. (Paid advertisement. R. A. Booth Campaign Committee, Morgan Bldg., Portland, Ore.) Looking Into Drying Process M. C. Bressler returned Sunday from Salem, where he has been inves tigating the new drying system. He brought back with him numerous samples of the product of the ma chine, and they certainly meet all ex pectations, leaving the fruit in the most desirable condition. He will keep these samples through the win ter, to see if they remain free from worms, and to make sure of their keeping qualities. If the fruit comes up to his expectations he will In all probability erect a dryer In the spring. Of course, this is understood to be merely a prospective undertak ing. He has not definitely settled where he wishes the plant to be, but will probably go out of the city limits where taxation is not so great His plant will handle every conceivable kind of fruit. The estimated cost will be about $15,000. City Will Look Auto Drivers to , Smooth Up Road Local automobile drivers have ar ranged for a three hours' rally Fri day morning from eight to eleven for the purpose of clearing the rocks from Farnum hill at the north edge of Ashland. All auto dilvers are urged to devote three hours to the cause. The tools needed are picks, shovels and garden rakes. The hill is reported In bad shape from loose rocks and others partly buried. The promoters of the rally declare that a few hours' work wili put it in fine condition. As nothing will be done with this hill by the county this win ter the rally is a good idea. Every auto driver should lend his assistance. Others who are willing to help will be welcome. ReYnember the time eight to eleven Friday morning. For particulars see F. B. Tracy at the Western Union Telegraph office or A. W. Freeburg. Olof Lidstrom of the Park Garage went quail hunting Wednesday and had the good fortune to shoot a coy ote. He thought he was firing into a bunch of quail but instead brought down another kind of an animal. Brooms. Ask your dealer for the product of the local factory. 87-tf Don't forget Orres' sale starts Friday morning. Phone news items to the Tidings. Miss Porter MILLINER 30 SECOND STREET Pa&'e Theatre Medford, Oregon Into Protection Classified Advertisements The matter of the state compensa tion act, with regard to the city's em ployes, was brought up before the city council Tuesday evening. As lit tle was known regarding the act the matter was referred to the city attor ney and the chairman of the fire com mittee. The state compensation act Is a measure which provides for the workingmah In a sort of Insurance proposition. Each workingman pays in each month 25 cents, if his salary is under J 100, or more according to the wages he draws. '' (Continued from Page Seven.) TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. FURNISHED four-room ' house for rent. Phone 411-R. FOR SALE Boar, Jackson Boy's Imp. Farrowed September 17, 1913. Certificate of registry No. 221081. Address B., Box 92, Tal ent. 39-3t FOR RENT Five-room bungalow on Palm avenue; water and lights; large lot, with privilege of using adjoining lots as garden or for chicken park. Call or address 214 C Btreet, city. 39-tf . City Line Cuts Out Some Houses As instructed at a previous -.meet ing of the council, City Engineer Walker ran the survey line, defining the boundary of the west side of the city. The city limits were found to come Just between Billings' house and barn, cutting oft the latter from wa ter. The line runs through several other places with homes now using water, and even cuts through several houses. The matter was referred to the water committee. No Route South can rqiiiil The Scenic Shasta Route of the Southern Pacific Through Oregon and California THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY "Shasta Limited" lxaveg Portland 3:50 p. ni. "Kan FranclHco ExprW l4ve Portland. .8:15 l. in. "California Evicmm" leaven Portland. ... 1 :UO a. m. Direct connection at San Francisco with trains East via Ok den or South through Los Angeles, El Paso or New Orleans. $55 Portland to Los Angeles and Return ON SALE 'DAILY, LIMIT SIX MONTHS ("oiTeMnrtln Low Hound Trip Fmi-ch All Oilier K. 1. Points Tickets to all points south and east on pale dally. Literature deHnlptlve of California, the Exposition and the trip San Francisco to New Orleans on appli cation to nearest Agent, St . A ' . John M. Scott, Onernl PaHenKr Agent, Portland, Oregon HAVING BOUGHT the dray and transfer business of A. Million, I am better prepared to do your transfer and piano moving than bef re. T. M. Lynch Transfer. Office phone, 156 Ideal Grocery; residence phone, 286-J. 39-8t Property Limits Will Be Marked City Engineer Walker was instruct ed at the Tuesday night council meet ing to survey the canyon city property and pliire substantial monuments so that such limits can bo found at any time without the need of a new sur vey every occasion when it is neces sary. At present it is hardly known in some places Just where the city nronerty leaves off. and this might occasion much confusion at some fu ture time. ft' I I m w I k iwih Nothing has ever equaled or compared with the medicinal fats in Scott's Emulsion to arrest the decline, invigorate the blood, strengthen the nervous system, aid the appe tite and restore the courage r i l i.i or Deiier neaitn. n I Scott's Emulsion la Al Ing food, without alcohol or opiate. TRY IT, 14H1 Saturday W O ii ONE NIGHT ONLY MR. WILLIAM A. BRADY ANNOUNCES De Wolf Hopper AND THE Gilbert Sullivan Opera Co. With a Brilliant Cast Including Idelle Patterson Gladys Caldwell Jayne Herbert Atiabel Jourdan Herbert Waterous Henry Smith Maude Mordaunt Una Brooks Arthur AJdridge Arthur Cunningham John Willard Herbert Cripps AND The finest light opera ensemble and chorus ever heard in America. . "Mr. Hopper at his best."---Chicago Tribune. In revival of Gilbert & Sullivan's greatest comic opera THE MIKADO" A Real Gilbert & Sullivan Revival. PRICES 50c TO $2.00 SEATS NOW ON SALE Tbe Tidings is on sale at Poley'i drug store, 17 East Main street. LOOK AT OUR WINDOWS AND SEE UhatYou Gen Buy for Ic-IOc lie Political Announcements Paid. Adv. Stale ' Senator. , -1 . I hereby announce my candidacy for state senator from Jackson coun ty, on the democratic and prohibition tickets. I am out to win. I am for a dry state and for Jackson county. I shall use my best efforts, If elected, to represent this district . In an ag gressive and acceptable manner. THOS. E. NICHOLS. Eagle Pglnt. $2 $2 THB YERR Rincuy in Advance ; Southern Oregon's Big Twlce-a-Week newspaper 1'' TOE Ashland Tidings 5c WILL BUY 6-doz. Clothes Tina 2 Only Mouse Traps 1 Only Soap Holder 1 Only Egg Beater 1 Only Handled Strainer 1 Only Dish Mop 1 Only Fry Pan 1 Only, Zlno Oiler 1 Only Frlut Jar Filler 1 Only Tin Funnel 1 Only Measuring Cup 1 Only Peroulator Top 1 Only Potato Masher 1 Only Asbestos Stove Mat 1 pair Strap Hinges and Screws I Only Cake Turner 1 Only Lid Lift , And many other articles 10c WILL BUY 1 Only 50-ft. Clothes Line 1 Only Sink Strainer 1 Only Toaster 1 Only Broiler 1 Only Toilet Paper Holder 1 Only Dust Pan 1 Only Hammer 1 Only natch et 1 Only Auto-Splasher 1 Only Tumbler Holder 1 Only Fly Swatter (The only one that lasts) 1 Only I)ng Heavy Mixing Spoon 1 Only Diamond Ldge Can Opener 1 Only Soap Shake 1 Only Fish Shape Cake Turner 1 Only Egg Spoon or Lift 1 Only Oood Butter Ladle 1 Only Potato Baker 3 Only Safety Bazor Blades I5c WILL BUY 1 Only genuine Dover Egg Beater 1 Only nkkel plated Toilet Taper Holder 1 Only Pan Rim Strainer 1 Only Hunter Flour Sifter 1 Only Large Broiler 1 Only Large Hatchet 1 Only Heavy Hammer 1 Only extra quality Kitchen Knife 1 Only 12x15 press steel Dip Pan 1 Only 2-qt. Granite Berlin Kettle 1 set of 3 Aluminum house numbers 1 Only Carborundum Shap. stone 1 Only Bull Dog Pad Lock 1 Bottle 25o Machine Oil 1 Only long hrild. Meat Fork 1 Oply Bread Knife 1 Ouly Galv. Iron Holder 1 Only Perfect Flue Stop 1 Onjy Gem and Muflln Pan WARNER, THE LOW PRICED HARDWARE MAN Phone 146 375 E. Main Street . STRICTLY IX ADVANCE. EU1 Ill t itt.
