ASHLAND TIDINGS
Thursday, November 1, 191T
ASHLAND TIDINGS
Established 1870
Published every Monday and Thursday by
TUB ASHLAND PRINTING COMPANY (Incorporated)
, Bert R. Greer.
.Editor
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY PAPER.
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Fraternal Orders and Societies
Advertising for fraternal orders or societies charging a regular Initia
tion fee and dues, no discount. Religious and benevolent orders will be
charged for all odvertislng when an admission or other charge is made, at
the regular rates. When no admission Is charged, space to the amount of
fifty lines reading will be allowed without charge. All additional at regular
rates.
The Tidings has a greater circulation in Ashland and its trade territory
than all other local papers combined.
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon, Postofflce as second-class mall matter.
PAYS INSTEAD OP TALKS.
Ashland does not often make as
much fuss as others about her dona
tions. When called on for contribu
tions to a worthy cause she manages
to come through with at least her
minimum and almost always moro
than her apportionment. - She just
does It and doesn't talk much about
it. She oversubscribed her appor
tionment of Liberty bonds, both the
first and lost lBsues. She oversub
scribed hcr apportionment for the
Red Cross. Not only did she sign
the subscriptions, but she pays them
with little fuss or foible. Ashland,
Talent and Phoenix contributed to
the Red Cross fund $10,928.91. and
up to Monday evening there had been
paid $10,272.41, leaving only $356.50
still to bo paid.
CONVERSION OP LIBERTY BONDS.
Secretary of the Treasury McA'doo
has announced that there will be is
sued by tho Treasury Department In
the near future a circular setting
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forth the manner in which Liberty
loan bonds of the first issue may be
converted into Liberty loan bonds of
the second issue.
The conversion will require the ad
justment of Interest and the Treasury
Department has devised a method
whereby this, in a large measure, may
be made without the actual payment
of any cash by the holder of the bond
to the government or vice versa.
It is well to remember that the
date of the second issue of Liberty
loan bonds is November 16 and that
no conversions can be accomplished
prior to that date. Opportunity, how
ever, will be given to holders of the
first Liberty loan bonds to deposit
their bonds for conversion in advance
of the actual date of Issue of the sec
ond Issue.
Waterproofing the Top.
Double-boiled linseed oil may be
used to waterproof the top. The oil
should be spread evenly over the
fabric with a fine brush. Naturally
two conts of the linseed will give bet-
iter results than one.
Every member of the family
enjoys the Victor-Victrola
Are You a Good American?
Of Course You Are
And that's why we are safe in promising you a great
big, old-fashioned thrill the kind that makes you feel
like a youngster again. If you will step into our store
today and hear Reinald Weirenrath sing "The Battle
Hymn of the Republic," "Columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean" and all the new Victor patriotic records.
Home demonstration gladly given.X Easy terms may
be arranged for.
Rose Brothers
J Phone 213
Ashland, Oregon
More Men Needed
For U. S. Navy
.
The navy needs 19,409 men this
day in the following ratings: Ap
prentice seamen; machinists' mates,
first and second class; coppersmiths;
firemen, first, second and third class;
hospital apprentices, first and second
class (two per month) ; landsmen for
bakers; bakers, second class; mess
attendants, third class; landsmen for
ships' cooks; ships' cooks, fourth
class; landsmen for electricians (ra
dio); landsmen for quartermaster
(aviation), who must have experi
ence in cabinet or fabrlo work so as
to know how to repair aircraft wings
or pontoons; landsmen for machin
ists' mates (aviation), who must
know how to operate lathe; landsmen
for machinists' mates (motor-boats),
who only need general knowledge of'
operation and repair of.autoen
gines. All previous service men enti
tled to re-enlist.
Of above ratings, landsman for ma
chinists mate (motor-boat) is ex
ceedingly attractive, as these men are
assembled at Philadelphia and classes '
of them are to be sent to Columbia
and other universities for course In
mechanics. They will be used on cut
ters, patrol boats and submarine
chasers. Men for this rating must
present themselves at once, as limited
numbers are required. Only qualifi
cations required are usual physical
requirements and some knowledge of
how to operate and repair auto en
gines or similar gas or marine en
gines. Application in person to postmas
ter requesting him to wire this office
for free transportation will bring im
mediate response. Recruits rejected
will have expenses paid while here
and be given free transportation!
home.
Spnre Tire Valves.
Among the necessaries when tour
ing should be a supply of tire valves
and caps. A slight leak in a valve
will cause as much delay as'a blow
out. A good valve Is often hard to
obtain when on the road and consid
erable annoyance can be avoided by
carrying these accessories. A valve
tap and die should also be added.
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Collection
Services
BUSINESS men and firms having Notes, Drafts, Bills of
Lading, Acceptances and other negotiable Instruments
for collection on out-of-town parties will find the Col
lection Services of the First National Bank of great assistance
in gaining remittances, . ,
Accounts of Commercial
Establishments are Invited
HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THAT LIBERTY BOND?
THEN DO IT NOW-
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ASHLAND J OREGON
t.V.CABTER. President C.H.VAUPEL.ViciPtts,
. J.W,MCOY,C5Hifii CLARK BUSH AsST.CaSH
Phone news Items to the Tidings. I Phone news items to the Tidings.
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CIGARETTES
cf IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
tobaccos Blended
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"Satisfy?" Yes!
Yet they're Mild
Sure as you're a foot high?,
Sounds strange, because you never
'before smoked a mild cigarette
that did that.
Yes,Chesterfields',reach home,"
they let you know you are smok;
ing-they "Satisfy"!
SHU, they're Mild!
' A new blend of purei natural
Imported and Domestic tobaccos
that's the answer And tho
blend can't be copied.
Make Chesterfields your next
boy.
Wrapped in
Tin Foil
keeps them
Fresh
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