ASHLAND b A tL t TIDINGS
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A shland
Tidings
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? iir t R- Greer .......................... Editor
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tion In Ashland and its trade terri
tory than all other newspapers com
bined.
E n tered a t th e A shland, Oregon,
P ostoffice as Second Class Mail
M atter.
The distinction of being the
woman to act as an aerial mail
rier fell to Avlatrix “Fanchon.”
is here shown receiving the
sacks a t San Francisco.
firs’
car
She
mall
The Public Service Com m ission of
Oregon is sending out b u lletins to
autom obile ow ners in ’ th e s ta te ex
plaining th e n a tu re and in te n t of th e
various kinds of w arning signs a t
the grade crossings on th e railro ad s
in o rd er to m aterially decrease the
num ber of accidents.
The bulletin
sta te s th a t w arning signs a re m ere
ly notices of grade crossings. The
d riv e r’s safety and th a t of his friends
or his fam ily is dependent upon his
viligance, prudence and ability to
drive. The speed of a tra in 1 b very
deceptive, consequently w ith life th e
forfeit, d riv ers a re w arned not to
race a tra in to a crossing— he may
lose.
The Com m ission u rgently requests
th a t it be prom ptly notified of such
physical
conditions, su rro u n d in g
any p a rtic u la r crossing, as tend to
increase th e hazard.
O bstructions
of view, d ifficult approaches, poor
roadw ay construction, absence of
w arning signs, etc., should be b ro u g h t
to th e ir atten tio n .
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AT THE CHURCHES
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Congregational Church
Rev. A. J. S uttens will preach a t
th e C ongregational church next Sun
day, the 19th, a t 11 o’clock . m., and
wishes all the m em bers present for
a conference a fte r services.
Sun
day s c h o o l'9:45.
Presbyterian Church
(C. F. K oehler, P a sto r.)
Subject for th e m orning service:
“ The W orkm anship of God.”
Sub
ject fo r th e
evening: "T he Soul’s
E quipm ent.”
Sunday school 9:45.
M orning services 11. C hristian E n
deavor 6:30.
Evening services 7:30.
P ra y e r m eeting, T hursday, 7:30.
All cordially welcome.
Jamaica Ginger
Jag a Bad One
(By th e U nited P ress)
SEATTLE. W ash., Oct. 17.— Wil
liar.!
Sti v art purchased some Ja
n: u<?.( ginger w ith th e idea of get
ting i r.nk, all right, b ut he certain
ly had no intention of gettin g a wife
throw n in for good m easure.
But he got her ju st th e sam e.
S tew art woke up th e m orning fol
lowing his jag w ith a sp littin g head
and the realization he had been
sleeping in a woodshed. B ut th a t
w asn’t so bad, for it was his own
shed, and his house was only a few
feet away.
E n te rin g th e back door, he was
surprised to have arm s th ro w n about
his neck and to receive a few kisses
P re tty soft, he though. W hile still
em braced, he s ta rte d to introduce cause of its allied connections, has
him self.
reopened fully and has begun the
“ W hat, don’t you know your own task of establishing branches a t
wife?”
P rague, V ienna, B udapest and all
D raw ing aw ay, S tew art became th ro u g h th e B alkans.
m ore th a n su rp rise d — he was h o rri
Col. T reite, in charge of th e local
fied fo r he found th a t he had been h ead q u arters, declared it will be the
in th e arm s of a negress. And th e aim of th e c e n tral E urope cam paign
w orst of it was, she had a m arriag e to offer solace to these troubled n a
certificate to
prove S tew art had tions th ro u g h calm ing th e ir sp irits
m arrie d her. It la te r developed and th e ir lives. The arm y will work
th a t his bride is 70 years old, and to wipe out h a tre d s engendered d u r
has fo u r grow n sons. S tew art is 45. ing th e w ar, and to revive friendly
S tew art w ants his s ta tu s quo re intercourse, he said.
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stored and h as filed a petition in ‘nl- ...... —"—1 —"
su p erio r c o u rt for ann u lm en t of his F irst
m arriage.
W. A. Shell
The B arber
Class Making Products
Light L u n d ies
EAGLE MEAT MARKET
Q uality M eat.
LOUIS SCHWEIN, Prop.
Cleui. Unes».
NORTH MAIN, ASHLAND
Service. ' '
BUILD A MODERN BUNGALOW
an<*
BON TON BAKERY
SALVATION ARMY ON
A GOOD W ILL MISSION.
AND
BERLIN — (By M ail)— The Sal
vatio n A rm y— th a t in stitu tio n which
m any an A m erican ^oughboy will re
Corner Fourth and A S treet Aero»'
m em ber kindly th ro u g h th e years—
From th e Depot.
has s ta rte d a cam paign based on
C en tral E u ro p e ’s looking tow ard
c reatio n w ith m ore of th e sp irit of
“ peace on e a rth , good will to m en.”
H e a d q u a rte rs of th e organization, j
m ain tain ed h ere d u rin g th e w ar, but
unable to op erate extensively be-
You can re n t it profitably. People now stand ready in A shland to pay good
re n t fo r m odern houses. We have all kinds of sketch and plan books and
I GET THE BEARD BUT LEAVE A REXALL PRODUCT. IT CAN’T a re a t y o u r service.
THE ROOTS
LEAK BECAUSE IT ’S MADE IN
I ’m not a fte r th e “ pound of fle sh ” ONE PIE C E .
ASHLAND LUMBER CO.
— I leave th e roots to continue th e ir I
P hone 20.
| — t h a t’s why we g u a ra n tee satisfac
grow th.
tion
or
your
money
back.
Any
Rex-
“ You a re n ex t.”
all Store in th is country, regardless
BUCKHORN BARBER SHOP
j
of w here th e purchase w as m ade, will
Clyde Costelo.
give you a new bo ttle free if your
K antleek leaks w ithin two years.-
2 qut. b o t t l e .................................. 32.75
3 qut. b o t t l e ................................. 3.00
THE POPULAR REALTY CO.
2 qt. com bination ..................... 3-75
211 E. Main St., Phone 68
"A m an can borrow money o!J 3 qt. com bination ...................... 4.25
Get it today.
w hat he p u ts in to a hom e. He c a n ’t
on w h a t he pays o u t fo r re n t.”
“ I w a n t to see every w age-w orker ,
own his own hom e.’’
— W. B. W ilson, U. S. Sec’y of Laboi
W e have several choice hom es as
well as b argains in acreage. Some
Store
can be sold on sm all paym ents am i
k£5
easy term s.
•
First Church of Christ, Scientist
(P io n eer avenue, so u th .)
C ollier’s N ational W eekly cannot
Sunday service a t 11 o’clock. Sub
be successfully term ed a reaction ject of lesson serm on, “ D octrine of
ary, b u t adm its th a t ou r national A tonem ent.” Sunday school a t 10
railw ay system is in danger.
o’clock. W ednesday evening m eet-
It does n ot propose to help th e i ing a t 8 o’clock. R eading room
9tam pede into socialism , th e trick of open from 2to 4 daily except Sunday
th e dem agogue w hen th e logic of and holidays.
facts is ag ain st his contention.
It says th e condition of th e ra il FOOTBALL STRONG AT O. A. C.
137 E. Main
ro ad s has not pleased anyone for
a long tim e, n e ith e r investors, w ork
CORVALLIS, Oct. 18.— F ootball
ers, nor the general public.
prospects a t O. A. C. a re bh ig h ter
"Supervision w as an incom plete th an for m any years. Many form er
success; control is an ad m itted fail sta rs have retu rn ed from w ar ser
ure. The roads are on a foundation vice w here they were big factors in
of sh iftin g san d ."
Bargains in
arm y, navy, m arine and aviation
T heir disposal is “ th e m aster football.
problem of th is country, affecting in
More im p o rtan t still is th e fact
d u stry , com m erce, and, prim arily, th a t th e new policy of “ Every m an
City and Ranch Properties, House«
th e cost of living.”
out for th e gam e he can play best,”
to Rent.
The Plum b plan
“ prom ises re has developed n a tu ra lly and w ithout
duced expenditure, h ig h er wages, stra in th e best men fo r th e various
CitizensKBank Building.
and b e tte r service.— a veritable gold places.
en age of railro a d in g .”
The line-up includes alm ost two
I t is not a plan th a t will m eet full team s who have won le tte rs in
w ith approval of th e A m erican peo form er y ears by playing in a m ajo r
ple, who p refer th e play of open eco ity of O. A. C. games. They w ant
nom ic forces to any cinch program . to win th e conference cham pionship.
T he Plum b plan w ould not en They a re determ ined to win public
The season is here when the auto
courage priv ate investm ent in any approval.
top
should be looked after.
public u tility but would over throw
I
make new ones or fix the old
th e whole system of private e n te r
one.
Let me look at it.
prise.
Any avaricious selfish group could
a tta c k any larg e group of in d u strie s
an d overthrow them on th e specious
plea of sh a rin g ow nership.
89 North Main
How can th e Plum b plan propose
to sh are in p rofits w here th e re a re
none, and none would be p erm itted
by th e grasping control of unions.
C apital has never m ade th e de
m ands fo r increased p rofits th a t th e A. Dollar Starts an Account
B rotherhoods have dem anded a t th e
STATE BANK OF ASHLAND.
h an d s of th e governm ent and got
them .
B etter system s, g re a te r efficiency,
If You Are Looking For
elim in atio n of w aste m otion, say3
C ollier’s, can do m ore for th e ra il
ways th a n abolishing capital.
RAILROADING ON QUICKSAND
Saturday, October 18, I9I9
COFFEE PARLOR
Kantleek
Hot Water Bottle
Beaver Realty Co.
McNAIR BROS.
a n ASH LA N D e n t e r p r is e
C reates
For
K eeps your Money a t
Builds Up
F o sters
j
£
F u rn ish es
M arkets
F arm P roducts.
City
In stitu tio n s,
Made F lour.
The Victrola keeps
right on entertaining
MOUNT ASHLAND HARD W HEAT FLOUR,
A s h la n d M ills
I
C. B . LAMKIN
fry
The Men’s
Store
REALE STATE
N ew
A u to T o p s
If you have a Victrola you can go ahead
with the preparation of your dinner, and still
keep on entertaining your guests.
Any of your children can easily play it, and
you need have no anxiety about your company
enjoying' themselves.
R eserve your X m as V ictrola now. They are
h ard to get. Ask for hom e dem onstration.
Easy paym ents can be arranged.
ROSE BROS.
EXCLUSIVE DEALERS
First
On Savings Accounts
4%
A shland F urniture
H ospital
Interest
WHITE HOUSE CAFE
SHORT ORDERS AND LUNCHES
QUICK SERVICE
Lunches Put Up for Travelers
307 East Mala.
THE
CITIZENS
BANK
GOOD EATS
Try the
Victory
Cafe J t
Elks Block
O FA S H LAND
Phone 84
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday.
Open from 6 A. M. till 9 :8 0 P. M.
ENTERPRISING
AND
PUBLIC SPIRITED
T he m anagem ent of The
C itizens B ank of Ash
land is e n te rp risin g in
public sp irit— ever seek
ing to be useful to th e
people of th e com m unity.
At your service.
SAVINGS
PAINT
W ill add
100 percent to th e ap
pearance of your property and as
m uch to its cash ren t and selling
value.
Do Y ou W a n t
to Save
Some Money?
Re-insulating a bat
tery is about the most
expensive repair there is.
And there’« only one •
kind o f battery in gen
eral use that is n ’ t p ra c
tic a lly c e rta in to be
re -in s u la te d -^ -o rju n k
e d — w it h in th e n e x t
y e a r o r two.
That one exception is the
Willard Battery with Thread
ed Rubber Insulation.
Come in and we’ll tel
fo u why.
Jord an Electric Co.
Ashland, Oregon
Dickerson
The Paint Man
Globe Union Suits
-Mitchell’s
give plenty of room without hav
ing' a lot of cloth in the way—
they are perfectly comfortable.
UTZ
"3T Y L 1
We Have Some New
1920 Chevrolet
Tonring Cars in, Come
and Grab them w hile
they last.
A F ew E xcep tion ally Good Buys
TSSO I
MAAN
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O FJ5VA LX .-
New Models in
Milady’s Shoes
“Style Shoes of Quality
99
W ith sh o rte r days and lo n g er nights, and w ith th e approach
of Ja ck F ro st, we feel it a duty to rem ind you th a t th e oxford
season is a t an end and t h a t Dame F ashion com m ands you to
select your F all boots.
F our good U sed C h e v ro let 1918 M odel
One E. M. F. 5 P a s s e n g e r good tires, 4 0 0
One F ord w ith E le c tr ic S ta r te r
One B u ick S ix, 7 P a s s e n g e r
F o rtu n a te ly , a lth o u g h n o t w ithout su rm o u n tin g the difficul
ties arisin g th ro u g h a scarcity of le a th e r and o th e r post-w ar
conditions fam iliar to you, we placed our o rd er w ith Utz & Dunn
early. As a resu lt we a re able to offer you a splendid selec
tion of boots a t reasonable prices.
AU in good c ondition.
Come and look them over.
•
The delig h tfu l m odels a re on th e shelves and sam e of the
styles grace th e window. You will adm ire them , we know.
These boots have every new and w orthy point of style.
' May we have th e pleasure of a call?
Medford Auto Co.
C. H.VAUPEL
Successor Io PRUITT-riTTSON AUTO CO.
c urn®
<S D U N N ’S
.S H O E S
M edlord, O regon
Quality Store
68-73 E. Main St., Ashland.