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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
Monday, September 8, 1919
TIDINGS CLASSIFIED ADS
MISS GERALDINE GRAHAM
Roseburg Wants
Road to Co ast
One cent th e word each tim e.
‘T H E FIXIT SHOP”
PHYSICIANS
DR. H. B. MOORE — C hiropractic B ring it to me, I can fix it rig h t.
Lawn Mowers and Bicycles my spe­
Physician.
F irs t N ational Bank
cialty. L. H. ROOT, 337 E. Main
.Bldg. P hones: Office, 112; Res.
s tre e t, A shland.
207-J.
TAXI SERVICE
DR. ERNEST A. WOOD— P ractice
lim ited to eye, ear, nose and EVANS TAXI SERVICE— Five pas­
th ro a t. Office hours, 10 to 12 and
senger C haim ers, Seven Passenger
2 to 5. Sw edenburg Bldg., A sh­
H udson. T rips anyw here. R eliable
land, Ore.
73-tf
d riv ers and quick service. Stand
a t Rose Bros. Day P hone 213;
DR. J. J. EMMENS— Physician and
N ight, 101.
surgeon. P ra ctice lim ited to eye,
ear, nose and th ro a t. Glasses sup­
FOR SALE
plied. O culist and a u ris t fo r S. P.
R. R. Offices, M. F. and H. Bldg., FO R SALE — RABBITS: Choice,
opposite postoffice, M edford, Ore.
young, dressed and delivered.
P hone 567.
21-tf
30c pound. P hone 434-J. 7-bt*
D. M. BROWER, M. D.—« 1 6 Factory FOR SALE— F am ily horse, buggy
St. Phone No. 498-R. Uses radio­
and harness, cheap. A ddress R,
h e a t largely in his tre a tm e n t of
care Tidings.
8-3*
chronic
diseases. T uberculosis,
cancer an d o th e r infectious a il­ FOR SALE— Steel top range, 1 coal
m ents, respond m arvelously to said
h e a te r, 1 oil stove. R ates reaso n ­
able.
Telephone 4 6 4-J.
6-2
tre a tm e n t.
ATTORNEYS
BRIGGS & BRIGGS, A ttorneys-at-
Law , P io n eer Block, A shland.
L. A. ROBERTS— A ttorney-at-L aw .
Room s 5 and 6, C itizens’ Bank
Bldg.
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STENOGRAPHERS
JE S S IE B. TH A TCH ER — Public
Stenographer. Com m ercial Club
H o u rs: 9 a. m. to 12 a. m .; 2
p. m. to 5 p. m ., a fte r Septem ­
ber 1.
"CONTRACTING AND BUILDING
A. L. LAMB— Contractor and Build­
er. Cem ent, Brick and W ood­
w ork. Tel. 463-J. 343 M ountain
Ave.
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u .••4
SEATTLE, W ash., Sept. S.— S eat­
tle ’s organized labor is pi a ’i i<
ask P resid en t W ilson to o rd er th e
release of so-called “ political p ris­
o n e rs” sentenced d u rin g th e w. r.
w hen th e n a tio n ’s chief ex ecm iie
visits th is city Septem ber 13, accord
ing to th e program outlined a t the
W ednesday n ig h t m eeting of the
C entral L abor Council.
FRANCE CLAIMS TH E
F
F IR ST SEW ING MACHIN
LYONS, F ra n ce .— (By M ail.)— A j
m onum ent is to be erected h ere s > a
in honor of B artholm ew Thim m on-
nier, whom th e F rench claim w: -
th ein v e n to r of th e sewing mai-i
.
The device of T him m onier w a s
FO R SALE— A team of m ules, said to have been quite di:' m i ’
w eighing 1200 lbs. eaeh and dou­ from th a t of E lias Howe. Hi • Vmer-
ble h arn ess In good
condition. ican in v en to r, whose
• (■»¡ng m a­
P rice $150.00. A barg ain . See chine was p a te n ted in I S 'a and who
B. R. G reer a t T idings office.
2-lm o is regarded in Am erica as th e orig-
H n atn ’- of th e f;*st ’• n e t i c i app, r; -
FO R SALE— V etch G ray Oats, Cheat, In s to ’’ m e-b an m :'’ stitching. H o w es
Rye, Baled Hay, Rolled Barley, I m achine m et w ith s im lii'- oopositlon.
G rass Seeds. R alph W aldo Eld^n.
M edford, Ore.
60 tf Tits chief fe a tu re was th a t of li<
in gthe th re a d "as-' th rh n a h n ear
FO R SALE.— Slightly used dim en­
sion lum ber and flooring. Good th e point in stead of th e top of th e
needle.
as new. Phon® 120.
53tf
MICKIE SAYS
IREME. , GIT ME ft
glass of in M i w i j t s l
i-ifto a AV4FUL S h o c k \
T H A I OLD H f t W - B O lL iO
EGG WHO'S Bft.CK 6tX VEAftS
ON HIS S U B SC R IP T IO N , HE
C O M E IN AFTER W E B E E N
TH REATENIN' T ’ s o t H IM ,
B. L. DELSMAN— C on tracto r and
builder, A shland, Ore. E stim ates
cheerfully given. F ree plans when
’ n h e \ aj a h T e o T h e b o s s
w e do y our work. W hen securing
us, you save th e cost of a s u p e r­ I t o T H R O W O F F S O M E iH iN 1
in te n d e n t as we w ork rig h t on
ON TWE BILL BECUZ IT VDUZ
th e Job w ith th e men. P h o n s 120.
SO LARGE«.! K IN VO D
FRANK JORDAN — G eneral Con­
tra c tin g and rep a ir work. Cement
w ork specialty. Tel. 430-J, 227
G ranite St. ,
21tf
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thought
W ANTED TO RENT— Sm all fu r­
nished house
w ith
garage or
shed, by responsible couple. Ad­
dress F. L. W ., care Tidings. 5-tf
W ANTED — 3-room
P hone 165.
FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE
FO R SALE— Six-room
house
on
Sixth stre e t, n e a r paved stre e t,
>900, on easy term s. S. A.
H aw ks, 128 F actory.
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5-tf
FO R SALE— An Ideal Stock ranch,
1400 acres, big ran g e a d ja c e n t;
hay, w a te r and grain. A ttractiv e
price and term s. W rite o r call a t
office fo r p a rticu la rs. E. T. S ta­
ples, H otel A ustin Bldg.
1-tf
New and Attractive
Realty Bargains
Sdiool
Supplies
BIG PENCIL TABLETS
PEN ITEN TIA R Y GETTI NG
SHORT OF BOARDERS
(Special to The Tidings)
SALEM, Ore., Sept. S.— The liberal
policy in vogue in Oregon, elim in a­
tio n of saloons and th e lav. p i s s f l
by th e last le g isla tu re m akir,
it.
possible for convicts to get credit f<r
ten days each m onth for -ood be­
havior a re held responsible for th e
Ite i
sm all population of th e s trip
ten tia ry , in a sta te m e n t in di by
W arden S teiner at th e regul:
FLASHLIGHTS
m onthly m eeting of th e hoard of
control today. The population of the
If It turns a man’s head it isn’t sue* prison for th re e days last m onth w: -
cess.
244, th e lowest shown by th e record
of
th e in stitu tio n in m ore th a n 4 0
No girl has ever been pretty enough
years.
to make a pout attractive.
Any loafer can offer a dozen ex-
ECHO.— W ork pushed on Tee! ir­
cuses for not being a t work.
rigation project. Sawmill
bein';
built.
Almost anybody can tell a rich man
w hat he ought to do with his money.
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We’ll say this for near-beer, It Is
much easier to swear off than the
4 acres in city, alfa lfa and fru it. other stuff.
Rich soil, scenic location, easy of
access;
m odern bungalow’. At
When the dentist Insists th at it isn’t
m ortgage price, >3500.
going
to hurt we often wonder If he’s
30 acres alfa lfa a t edge of town,
good buildings, a real m oney ever tried it himself.
m ak e r and a b argain, a t >10,000
A rich man never gets tired of tell­
% acre fru it and garden, m odern
cottage, b eau tifu l location, a t ing you about the fun he had when
he didn’t have money.
m ortgage price, >1500.
A n o th e r % acre close to above, a d ­
The average small boy may be very
m irable location, lots of fru it and
fond of his m other but he wishes
fairly good house, >1300.
A very good plain house w ith half she’d get over the notion of trying to
acre garden and fru it a t m o rt­ show him off to company*.
gage price, >1150.
Anybody can tackle a Job he knows
A fine p ro fitab le 15-acre o rchard
hom e, good im provem ents for he can do; but it takes courage to
tra d e free of encum brance, for tackle a job th at m ust be done, but
su ita b le
so u th e rn
C alifornia has never been done before.—D etroit
property.
Free Press.
Som e good incom e property in Bel­
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lingham , W ash., free of incum ­
brance, fo r exchange for A shland
LIFE’S LITTLE TRAGEDIES
property.
A ten acre orchard and ranch in
Losing the telephone number
edge of tow n, good buildings, 10
acre tim b er lot adjoining.
A
of the nifty blonde you met last
m oney m aking place fo r sale at
week.
cost of im provem ents, >6000.
4 Vi acre m ostly B ear Creek bottom
Losing your bankroll as the
alfalfa, balance is beau tifu l bench
result of not losing her telephone
location w ith m odern house and
number.
fru it garden, good b a rn , etc. A
Teal m oney m aking place close in
Losing your tem per In a tele­
and circum stance force a sale at
phone
booth where the tem pera­
>6500.
ture Is 102 degrees.
I am spending no tim e on any­
th in g h u t real b arg ain s and it m ay
Taking an “inside” stock m ar­
be w orth your while to look over
ket tip.
m y listin g s before you decide upon
a purchase.
Not taking It.
I have som e good sheep and cat­
tle ranches and range, and m any
Failure to put away alcoholic
p ro p erties not m entioned above. I
o u g h t to be able to siut your w ants.
solace in the cellar.
L e t me try.
Failure to hide the key to
alcoholic solace in the cellar.
Bonded R ealty B roker
♦
H otel A ustin Bldg., A shland, Ore.
PORT UMPQUA.— L arg est stock
b arn on Sm ith riv e r b u ilt— 118x26
feet.
FOR SALE— Im proved acre;
five
EUGENE— C ontract let for Mc-
room
co ttag e;
b arn ;
chicken K enzie Pass highw ay, to be finished
house; city w a te r; on L incoln St. j an u a ry i .
term s. |
P rioe reasonable. , Easy
40tf
Bee B eaver R ealty Co.
E. T. STAPLES
FINANCIAL
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
And His Time
Shown in Vis OvT ’ : U rs
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WA
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The -v.v ir
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now ¿ >0» riec reri?.Uy in
S o . ; u s r ’s f t k g ? .z ! n e
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REAL ESTATE
Spelling Pads
Ashland Iron W orks
SCRATCH PADS
3 to r Sc
(In co rp o rated )
Office and W orks No. 248 Helm an
St., A shland, Ore.
M anufacturing
E ngin eers,
General
R epair W ork
W e m an u factu re P aving P la n t
E quipm ent, Sawm ill, M ining and
Ship M achinery, Steam and Gas E n­
gines, Boilers and Heavy Steel
W ork: Grey Iron, Sem i-Steel, B rass
and Bronze C astings of every kind.
H aving th o roughly equipped our
p lan t for th e m an u factu re and re ­
pairs of heavy and all classes of m a­
chine and foundry w ork, we solicit
your o rd ers and inquiries. E stim ates
and q u o tations furnished on applica­
tion.
You e v e r think
that it a p erson
really w a n t s to
sell his property
he w ould tell
The Real Estate Man ?
May w e tell you
the low p rices?
BILLINGS AGENCY
E s ta b lis h e d
it/, tor a year .
1883
Also Good Insurance
A s h l a n d F u r n i t u r e C o.
COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS
F u rn itu re ,
C arpets,
L inoleum , Stoves,
R anges,
Cooking
U tensils
an d C am ping O utfits.
92-94-96 N orth M ain S treet
QUALITY GROiERIES
II
Pencil
Boxes, D ictionaries,!
Loose Leaf N te Books
Come in and look over our
display, at
Foley’s Drug Store
TH E F irs t N ational Bank is not
alone depository for funds. It is­
sues L e tte rs of C redit, D rafts or
Bank Money O rders, and T ravelers
Cheques.
It also handles Collec­
tions on all N egotiable In stru m en ts.
Don't overlook th e security of
our Safe Deposit B oxes for your
V aluable Papers.
^TtreHrsiNatioiiaiBank
ASHLAND.
OREGON
W «lilííiíií^ft
* E V C A R T E R ..P R E S
C H V A U P E L VICE PRES
j w m < COY. C ashier
C L A R K BUSM ASST CASM
lVhaf? Bending over a Range
this Hot Weather?
i T ry a
Simplex Universal Combination Range
You can use it for gas in
th e sum m er and w hen th e
w eath er gets cold use wood
or coal fo r fuel a ll in th e
sam e stove. T here a re no
p a rts to change in tu rn in g
from one fuel to th e other.
It is sim ple enough for a
child.
Three Ranges in One
and but One to Buy
A tw ist of th e key in one
direction elevates th e gas
b u rn e r flush w ith th e bot­
tom of th e oven, opens th e
exit in th e top, tu rn s on
th e gas— all autom atically.
A tu rn of th e key in th e op­
posite direction an d th e gas
is tu rn e d off, th e b u rn e r
lowered, th e exit closed and
th e range ready for coal o r
wood.
Come in and ta k e a look
a t th e Best C om bination
range on earth .
We will
ta k e pleasure in show ing
you. '
S w e n s o n & M cR ae
Economical House Furnishers
POLEY & ELH ART, D ruggists
Reasons ior Increased Telephone Rates
1. A dollar in the hands of the Telephone C om pany has no
greater purchasing power in the labor and m aterial m arket th an
has a dollar in the hands of the individual.
2. Increases in wages and prices of m aterial cannot be paid
w ithout money and the Telephone C om pany is no more capable of
paying out money it h a sn ’t got th a n the individual.
3. The Telephone C om pany m u st be provided with m eans
to m eet the dem ands m ade upon it for increased wages and in ­
creased cost of m aterials. As these increased costs are obviously
reflected in the cost of rendering telephone service, th e Telephone
Com pany m ust ask the telephone using public to pay for the ser­
vice it receives.
4. H igher wages can be paid, increased costs of m aterials
m et, and satisfactory and im proved service can be furnished, only
when the rates are sufficient to m eet the costs of rendering the ser­
vice w ith a sufficient m argin for a reasonable retu rn upon the in ­
vestm ent.
5. A large te rrito ry served by a u tility w ith m any patrons
m ay produce large gross receipts, b u t not necessarily huge profits.
The State of Oregon is a large te rrito ry and the Telephone Com ­
pany serves a large num ber of patrons and has large gross receipts,
but sm all profits. U nder present rates and conditions it will earn
less th a n 3 per eent on the value of its property in the state. The
idea th a t a large corporation doing a large business m ust necessar­
ily be accum ulating great w ealth is a prevalent fallacy which the
pubiicz m ust get away from.
In Season
6. Telephone rates in the State of Oregon have rem ained
practically the sam e for the last fifteen years or m ore. There have
been a few adju stm en ts in various classes of service to m eet de­
m ands of the service, w ith a corresponding ad ju stm en t in rates.
Increases in rates are now made because of absolute necessity w hich
made it im perative. Make your own com parison of your tele­
phone rate with the increased cost of shoes, clothing, food products
and all other necessities. Is not the increased telephone rate
reasonable and consistent in com parison ?
W h ile . H o u s e G r o c e r y
The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
W e h ave you in m ind w h en buying.
Y o u w a n t fresh, dependable food.
T H A T ’S T H E K I N D W E H A V E !
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F resh V egetables and Fruits
C. B . L A M K IN
F IR E INSURANCE is a business
m an ’s safeg u ard as well as credit
B argains in
endorser. W hy not protect your
p ro p erty as well as your cred it?
M ake a b et of >4 a g ain st >1000
that you w ill not have a fire loss
In a year. You win if you lose City and R anch P ro p erties, Houses
Old R eliable In su ran ce Com panies. |
to R ent.
E. T. Staples, H otel A ustin Build-1
Citizens’ Bank Building.
next door to F o rd G arage. 1-tf j
ASHLAND CREAMERY
PORTLAND.— J. P. O’Brien pro-
poses to cut dining costs plan of least
possible service for highest possible
¡price to be abandoned.
Our Other Facilities
Real Estate For Sale
(B y O wner)
OWN YOUR HOME ANO BE HAPPY
SALEM.— F o u r larg e tra c ts, ab o u t
2000 acres, to be planted to berries.
j
B anks to have an enlarged m eat
j
packing plant.
hShe £>ank mith
the Chime. C io cb .'
These Homes fo r Sale a t Cush
Prices or P aym ents:
A 7-room m odern plastered house
I w ith basem ent. Lot 100x100. Good
• soil; som e fru it: sightly place; over- I
| looks e n tire valley.
A 5-room co ttag e; basem ent, barn
or garag e; 18 acres lan d ; abund-
i ance of wood on place; facing
L ithia park.
A 5-room bouse close in, lot 60x
100; e x tra good soil; fro n tin g paved
s tre e t: pleasant location.
A 5-room p lastered house, large
sleeping porcli, garage,
chicken
■ park. All first class condition. Lot
1 100x100, close in.
5-room m odern cottage in g o o d |!
' condition, one block from F irs t Na-
' tional B ank; sm all lo t; sightly lo-
EX PEC T BIG CROW D
M iss G e ra ldin e G raham , d a u g h te r o f ' cation.
AT TH E R tirV lM T M rs. W illia m f u lle r G raham o f Santa
F o r p a rtic u la rs see Mrs. C. E.
PENDLETON, O re., Sept. 8.— The Ba rbara> Cal., is generally acclaimed L ane a t T ran sfer Office, Oak St.
as th e m ost b e a u tifu l young w om an in j —-
biggest crowd in h isto ry is th e e.-i
m ate of th e P e n d leto n R ound ip 's- A m e rica n society.
sociation, w hich placed iickets on
sale Tuesday for th e big show which
2,325,000 DELAVAL
is 4 to ta k e place T h u rsd ay , F rid ay
SEPARATORS
and S atu rd ay . Septem ber 18. 19 and
20, a P endleton. Not only will the IN DAILY USE TH E WORLD OVER
W herever grass grows and cows!
a tten d an ce list b rea k all records, hut
the n um ber of en tries
in th e 19 are m ilked, you will find th e De La­
val th e favorite cream separator.
w orld’s cham pionship events 'rom -
More De Lavals are in use than
ises likew ise to excfeed th a t of any all o th er malyes combined.
The De Laval is tim e tested. It
fo rm er year. Cowboys and cow virls
was
th e pioneer cream se p ara to r in
F R E E R ulers
from as fa r east as th e M issouri
187 8 and has led in popularity and
riv er and as fa r south
as th» sales for forty years.
C rayola C rayons,
Gulf of Mexico will vie w ith tho-»
It’s th e w orld's sta n d a rd cream Pencils,
from th e plains of th e w est in th e separator.
P aints, C om position Bo >ks
biggest show of them . all.
ap a rtm e n t.
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MEN WANTED for w ork on Pacific
highw ay south of A shland. W age
>4.50 per day, 8 hours, steady
work. Board >1.65 per day. Im
q u ire O skar-H uber. Office up­
s ta irs in City H all, Ashland.
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ROSEBURG, Sept. 8.— At a .m eet­
ing of R oseburg businessm en a c tio n
was tak en in th ein te re st of th e pro­
posed R oseburg-M yrtle P oint h i g h ­
way, and plans w ere laid to send
a delegation to m eet w ith th e s ta te
highw ay com m ission in P o rtla n d ,
Septem ber 9. C onstruction of tuiis
connecting link betw ee lith is c ity
and coast points has been delayed
and, im m ediate action is necessary
to insure work being done thus fall.
A com m ittee was form ed to nteet
w ith th e comm ission in an endeavor
to secure an app ro p riatio n from the
highw ay fund for th e purpose.
HAS $12,(MM) TO INVEST
A gentlem an who recently sold
his farm n e a r R egina, Sask., and has
about >12,000 to invest, w ishes to
get a sm all farm or fru it place in
Southern Oregon. A ddress may be
obtained a t C om m ercial Club.
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SPR IN G FIELD .— K irby Bros, tak e
co n tract for 3,000,000 feet log3.
MMNGER & ROBERTSON, Proprietors
Phones lf.5-156
ASHLAND, OREGON
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