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TIDINGS CLASSIFIED ADS One cent the word each time. Twenty words one month one dollar. MICKIE SAYS SOME GOOD SCOOfS IN HI9 TOWN WHO PJO M.U fHin OTHER BILLS PROMPT lA.NO RECLAa VMILL FEfiOtT ,TVAE NEWSPAPER FEft TVJO Eft THREE NE&RS iVf A STRETCH J Jm : Department of Agriculture Work Order of Sale duly Issued out ot.SP lJ. y1 IS8 Work for HuNim-M Farml rnorassiox.iL. DR. J. J. EMMEXS Physician and surgeon. Tractlce limited to eye, ; ear, nose and throat. Glasses sup ' plied. Oculist and aurlst for S. P. ' R. R. Offices, M. F. and H. Bldg., ' opposite postoftlce, Medford, Ore. ' Phone 667. 21-tf DR. ERNEST A. WOOD Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Office hours, 10 to 12 and 1 S to 6. Swedenburg Bldg., Ash ' land, Ore. 73-tf B. D. BRIGGS, Attorney-at-Law, Pioneer Block, Ashland. CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLCB The regular meetings of this club will be held on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 2:30 p. m., at the Auxiliary Hall. PIANO TWNING GEO. W. CROSS, Medford, Ore., Piano Tuner and re pairer. A tuner to particular i musical people. Endorsed by the leading musical people of Southern Oregon. Leave orders at Rose Bros. Phone 213. 52-tf CONTRACTING Court for the State of Oregon, for Jackson County, dated May 17th, 1919, In a cer tain suit therein, wherein IT. H. Ellng as Plaintiff, recovered Judg ment against William P. Whit man and Valda D. Whitman, De fendants, for the sum of Two hun dred eighty-seven and 65-100 (2 87.65) Dollars together with $50 00 attorney's fees and $27.10 costs, which Judgment was en rolled and docketed in said Court May 17th, 1919. NOTICE is hereby given that, pur suant to the terms of said execu tion, I will on June 28, 1919, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the front door of the Courthouse in the City of Jacksonville, Jackson County. Oroeon, offer for sale and sell at public auction for cah to the Highest blddei1, to satisfy said Judgment, with the costs of this sale, subject to redemption as pro vided by law, all of the right, title and Interest that the said defen dants Jointly or individually had on June 7th, 1917, or have since acquired, or now have In and to the following described property, situated In Jackson County, State of Oregon, to-wlt: The east half of the southeast quarter and the east half of the northeast quarter of Section 14. In Township 34 South of Range One West of the W. M. In the County of Jackson, State of Ore gon. Dated at Jacksonville, Oregon, May 17th, 1919. C. E. TERRILU Sheriff of Jackson Countv, Oregon. By Flora Thompson, Deputy. 31-4tues ing. A Barge number of Montana farm bureau members have organized a State farm management association and will offer $300 In cash prizes for the advancement of this type of work. Tli ere will be $100 In prizes for the best book kept and most ac curate farmer's account book, an other $100 for the best organized farm as shown by t ho account book, and a $100 trophy as sweepstakes will be offered as a com,MnntIon prize A $25 shield will bo awarded to the coifitty tor farm management club showing the most results accom plished from keeping and studylug says the report, Increased about 18.5 record books in groups. These prlz-'per cent, or about 11,892,000 head, es have been donated by commercial during March, an comparod will an firms doing a State-wldo business, increase of alout 7.0 per cent, or all of whom recognize the Importance ' 4,789,000 head, during March of More Meat Anlmul on Forma. Last Novemlxsi; tho Secretary of Agriculture addressed a statement to the farmers of tho Nation, In which he said: "The world will have need particularly of a greater supply than normal of live stock, especially of fats. We should not fall, therefore. to adopt every feaslblo means of economical' Increasing oiyr live stock products." How the farmers aro Tevponding to this counsel Is shown by a recent roport of the Bu reau of Crop Estimates, which Is based upon reports from about 10,- 000 reporters, Farm supply of swine of this work. More IntCTOtt In Itiiislng Klioep. Inst year. The supply of cattle In creased alwut 2.8 per cent during March this year and a year ago, but Mileage Guarantee Oh Goodrich Tires FRANK JORDAN General Con tracting and repair work. Cement work specialty. Tel. 430-J, 227 Granite St. 21tC WELDING AND BRAZINQ EXPERT WELDING AND BRAZING. We fix all kinds of broken metal pieces. Eastern Supply Company Ashland. Oregon, 27tf FOR RENT FOR RENT 2 or 4 well furnished house-keeping rooms, 107 Allda fit. Phono 352R. 36tf FOR RENT Modern furnished a partmont. Call 317 J or Inquire 375 E. Main 35tf FOR RENT Four room bungalow, turnJahed. Phone 359 R. 35tl FOR RENT Front room furnished . apartment Call at Bakery, 6 N. Main St. 29tf FOR RENT The Bungalow for the season from May 1 to Oct. 15th. Has tables, chairs, show cases, hot water heater and gas plate. At the entrance to Llthia Park. Best con eesslon location In town. Apply to B. R. Greer at Tidings office, tf FOR SALE ?OIl SALE Freeh cow, Holstein stock. Jackson Gyger, Neil. Creek. 36-tf FOR SALE Big team mares, team yearling colts, harness and wagon; also Velio valve separator. Call Goodrich's Victory announcement of more mileage adjustment on Good rich Tires Fabric 6000, Sllvertown Cord 8000 miles has made a decid ed bit with every dealer and auto mobile owner In this territory, ac cording to Geo. E. Mlllner, manager of the Goodrich Rubber Company of this city. He further stated that This new adjustment stands back of all Goodrich Tires, Including tires already purchased, in the hands of user or deafer. Fix these new Goodrich Adjust ment figures firmly In your mind 6000 miles for SAFETY TREADS 8(100 miles fcjr SILVERTOWNS Instead of the 3500 and 5000 miles respectively heretofore In force. Goodrich Tires In actual usage on road and pavement are today unfold ing such matchless mileage, regular ly In excess of adjustment basis, that Goodrich knows it has the strongest, most durable tires the rubber Indus try has produced. The Goodrich adjustment mileage is Increased because Goodrich knows As a result of high prices of wool .from the standpoint of numbers tho and mutton ond the value of sheep 1 increaso In March of this year was 1,959,000 head, fta compared with 1,846,000 head for the month a year ngo The sheep supply appears to have Increased 11.9 per cent, or 6,394,000 head, In March, as com pered with an incrcatt of 7.5 per cent, or 3,696,000 head, in March of FISHER LAUNDRY GO. General Laundry Business Phone 10$ also FRENCH DRY CLEANING and Dye Works Phono 106 . M vtcru aiiu vtamc umifcuiD, "cnicin Irrigation farmers are keeping more and larger flocks. Tills is shown by reports Jto the United States Depart ment of Agriculture. As a rule these farm flocks are of good breeding, mafty consisting of pure-bred ani mals, their owners making a spe-'jaat year. clalty of selling pure-bred ram lambs to range-country stockmen, who do not reserve breeding stock from year to year. Several projects are now operating wool pools, the main func tion of which Is to conceutrato the wool In large quantities and develop keener competlt(!on nmng buyers. Combination also favors grading and better classifying of wool and allows a small producer to realize greater profits from his sheep-farming opera More Food from Irrigation. 1 Prospects thruout the western re clamation belt Indicate- that the food production records of 1917 and 1913 will probably be eclipsed by those of the present season. Prices of essen tial food-stuffs are high enough to make It attractive and profitable for farmers to produce on a big scale. Reports Indicate the labor supply Is abundant and good, altho demanding high pay. Credits are not cramped, with the consequence that native farmers ore not handicapped In their operations. This Is why it looks like a boom year for the rubber-boot farmers of the far. West. No Beer, More Milk. One leading city of the Southwest formerly had extensive brewing In terests, it being a distributing center for the ' principal stock-raising sec tions of Texas. With the coming of prohibition the beer plants were par alyzed temporarily brower converted HVm Ynnufii-u 1 in Anll I iw. j . . w.aa w .... ui.i i u . , 1 i . I the apparent Increase of sheep was 20.5 per cent, or 10,204,000 head, as compared with an lncrenso of 9 per cent, or 4,367,000 head, In the first three months of 1918. Tench Foreign Women American Cooking. When a woman comes from a coun try where housewives of her class hr.ve ltd their families for genera tions on black bread, olive oil, arrd cheese It Is not easy In a new coun try to lxtrn new methods of cook ing. Many mistakes in selecting proper food are apt to he made. The United States Department of Agri culture realizes this, and the home demonstration agents from tho de partment and the State' colleges an teaching the foreign women how to select and cook American food. In Baryonne, N. J., the homo demon stration agent and the foreign work ers of the International Institute co operate. It is found that many of the cheap nutritious American foods are unknown to the Italian and Pol luh women. But few used oatmeal and those few prepared it improper ly. In one month last winter In Dr.yonne 25 mothers were taught by the home-demonstration agent how to prepare oatmeal properly. In the 25 families there were 93 children A'Bayonne girl of 13 years lost her mother last fall during the In ffuenza epidemic. She has entire until an ingenious' charge of six younger brothers and his molt factory i sisters. Her father rives her $1 Into a milk depository and dlstrlbut-jdny for food for the sever, Coffet lng agency,. Now other brewers are and cake were the staplo articles of also operating as emergency dairies, with the result that many pooplo who used to drink beer are finding the wholesomcness milk. food In the children's dlot three times a day. The home-demonstration agnt has now taught tho little sh in, an abundance of i ter-mother how to prepare simple lcheap, nutritious dishes. at 156 7th St. 3 5-1 mo FOR SALT) Good wood ranee In quire at Tidings office. tf FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE FOR SALE) 1360 acre stock ranch in SiBkiivou County. Calif. Free water right. M. E. Harris, 685 Blvd.. Ashland. 36-4t FOR SALE A sevten-room modern house. 15G Third and B Sta Good terms. Address H. Boivin, Klam ath Falls, Oregon. 36-4t Ton SALE Do you want a mod- . em 6-room house at a 'bargain, at vour own terras. Best location in Ashland. See me about my home n Ornnita St. J. F. Rocho. 21tf WANTED (WANTED Wood cutters. Good wages paid. A E.. Maneely, Clay ton Orchards. 27-lmo fW ANTED TO RENT Apply Mrs. E. W. 6th St A wheel chair. Wakefelld, 137 36-2t LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE J1Y VIRTUE of an execution and the mileage In its tires, and it wants to give every motorist a share in their economy, and all-around bene fits. Go to a Goodrich dealer and buy a Goodrich tire or buy four uooa- rlch tires sure that with fair and squana usage a Safoty Tread will render you at least 66000 miles; and a Sllvertown Cord at least 8000. The newspapers, as usual, formed the backbone of this very unusual announcement and the comments by everyone who has read this adver tisement that it is all that a 100 per cent effective advertisement should be. The B. F. Goodrich Company believes in newspaper advertising, and is now conducting one of the most effective as well as result bringing campaigns that is now ap pearing in the newspapers on Good rich Safety Treads, Goodrich Silver- town Tires and Goodrich De Luxe Truck tires. KLAMATH TO HAVE MORE IRRIGATION A new irrigation project by which 1600 acres of land will be brought under water on the south sido of tho Klamath river, between Klamath Falls and Keno, is going rapidly for ward. The . water has been diked from the lands In that section and will be pumped on again by two large centrifugal pumps. ' H. II; Van Walkenburg, J. A. Bushong, R. V. Ess, H. A. Tallrot. B. E. Kerns, C. E. Ezell anid Dr. E. H. Hawkins are the men most inter ested in the new venture. RosQhurg Estimate of fruit ship intents from this community: pears 30 cars; apples, 200 cars; prunes, 8,000,060 lbs. ALL TIRED OUT YEOWOMEN WILL BE RETIRED GRADUALLY Gradual discharge from the navy department of 8,000 yooomen who bnllstedl for clerical duties during the war was recommejndod by Secre tary Daniels before tho house naval committee. He urged that a year would be allowed to enable the yeowomen either to find other ,work or to take the civil service examina tions and obtain a permanent ap pointment Hundreds More in AmIiIiiikI in the Same Plight Tired all the time; Weary and 'worn out night and day; Back aches; head aches; Your kidneys are 'probably weak ened. You should help thorn at their work. Let one who knows tell you how. Mrs. J. Galbralth, 13C Sherman St., Ashland, says: "Five years ago my kidneys were In a bad way. At times they acted too freely and then again not often enough. My back felt weak and lame aud I was tired and languid all the time. Finally 1 began taking Doan's Kidney Pills and they helped me wonderfully. They regulated the action of my kid neys and since thou I have always used Doan's when I have felt myj kidneys needed attention. They have never failed to help me." Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mrs. Galbralth had. Foster Mlllmrn Co., Mfgrs., Bufralo, N. Y. adv. FARMS FOR SALE 320 acrjes stock ranch with 60 acres of meadow, water, $5,300. SO acres on Williams Creek, portly In onop more than half under water, $2300. 400 acres stock Tanch, well Improv ed, large tody of meadow land, also considerable timber, $10,000 160 acres near Cottage Grove, prac tically all river bottom land. 70 acres in cultivation. Good improve ments. $8,800. 160 acres near Wellen, partially lm proved. $2,000. Would" accept trade for small acreage near Ash land or Talent BILLINGS AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance. Established 1883 Phone 211 41 East Main St. NTTJ . TSAUt MARK p-fi- .TwaO CJl GOODRICH K SQis, Akron. Oh'o? , VICTORY ANNOUNCEMENT " " w More Mileage Adjustment on it II "i T II iu oooncii iires ft) TO automobile owners and drivers to Goodrich Dealers the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company herewith declares a more-mileage adjustment on Goodrich Tires 6,000 miles for SAFETY TREADS, and . 8,000 miles for S1LVERTOVVN CORDS. Fix these new Goodrich Adjustment figures firmly in your mind-6,000 miles for SAFETY TREADS 8000 miles for SILVERTOWNS instead of the 3,500 and 5t000 miles respectively heretofore in force. This new adjustment stands back of all Good rich Tires, including Tires already purchased in the hands of user or dealer. Goodrich Tires in actual usage are today un folding such matchless mileage, regularly in ' excess of adjustment basis, that Goodrich knows it has the strongest, most durable tires the rubber industry has produced. The Goodrich adjustment mileage is increased because Goodrich knows the mileage in its tires, and it wants to-give every motorist a share in their economy. Go to a Goodrich Dealer, and buy a Goodrich Tire, sure that with fair and square usage a Safety Tread will render you at leastf 600ft miles; and a Silvertown Cord at least 6,000i Bay Goodrich Tires from a Dealer m m Tfliii "BEST IN THE LONG RUN 11 IjW II lit m! ft Astoria waterfront to be improved under new ownership. Steamer lines added. Cotttaga Grove Apple prop pre dicted to hie ten times as large as last year. ' ,