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    ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS.
PAGE TWO
Ashland
Tidings
E s ta b lis h e d
Published Every
MICKIE, TH E P RIN TER’S DEVIL
Evening
Except
CITY AND
PAPER
CO.
COUNT!
T E L E P H O N E 39
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Local Readers.
W hat C onstitute» A d vertising!
In o rd e r to a lla y a m is u n d e rs ta n d ­
ing a m o n g som e as to w h a t c o n s ti­
tu te s new s a n d w h a t a d v e rtis in g ,
we p rin t th is v ery sim p le ru le w hicn
Is used by n ew sp a p e rs to d iffe rin -
a tia te b etw een th e m :
"A L L fu tu re
e v e n ts, w h ere an ad m issio n c h a rg e
is m ad e o r a co llectio n is ta k e n
IS A D V E R T IS IN G ." T his ap p lie s to
o rg a n iz a tio n s a n d societies of every
kind as w ell as to in d iv id u als.
All re p o rts of such a c tiv itie s a fte r
th e y h a v e o c c u rre d is new s.
All com ing social o r o rg a n iz a tio n
m ee tin g s of so c ie tie s w h e re no m oney
c o n trib u tio n is so lic ite d , in itia tio n
c h a rg e d . or.collevL on ta k e n is NEW S.
W e m ak e a - q u o ta tio n s on
JOK WORK
from
THE FRANKLIN PRICE LIST.
S am e p rices— R e a so n a b le P ric e
to all.
L n te re d a t th e A sh lan d , O regon
P o sto ffic e as Second C lass Mai
M a tte r.
F o r th e r e was nev er y et p h ilo so p h e r.
T h a t cuold e n d u re th e to o th a c h e
. p a tie n tly .— -S hakespeare.
*A very felicito u s p o in tin g of a
m o ra l, it m ust be conceded: a very
a p p ro p ria te bit of good advice given.
P re sid e n t H a rd in g h a s proven h im ­
se lf to be very m uch of a b o y s’ m an.
He h as th e e n th u s ia sm a n d th e sim.-
p lic ity an d sp o n ta n e o u sn e ss of n a ­
tu re . w hich put him en ra p p o rt w ith
boy n a tu re .
A hom e in A m erica a n d c itiz e n sh ip
in th is c o u n try a r e coveted by m il-!
lions a b ro a d . C o n d itio n s and te rm s!
of a d m issio n in to th is c o u n try should
be m ad e so searc liin g ly rig o ro u s t h a t,
an y a lie n w ho can gain a d m itta n c e
an d can q u a lify for c itiz e n sh ip , m ay
re g a rd th is p riv ile g e a s a n h o n o r not
to be despised.
avp
n s;
ilso
th e!
Ices
ivs.
a re
son. F in d in g s a n d conclusions. Af­
fid a v it. D e fa u lt. D ecree.
Big P in e s L u m b e r Co. vs. E. J
Skew is et al.
R eply.
E velyn S ta g g vs. Levi A. S ta g g
M otion.
E rn e s t S. W o lg a m o tt vs. J. .1. Mc­
M ahon e t al. M otion.
S ta te
C o m p en satio n
In su ra n c e
F u n d o f C a lifo rn ia vs. J F. R ed.lv
et al. R eply.
Considt r the wisdom and judgment
F r a n k C. B ram w ell, s u p e r 1 *itendont
ol I lie HOME-SPENT DOLLAR
o
f
b a n k s, vs. R a lp h G. J e n n in g s .
In its pcpl'ul community-inspiring
C e rtific a te of a tta c h m e n t. S um m ons
career tl alway splays safe. Its busi­
IT. L. V a n D e rm a rk vs. Ed Jo n e s.
ness transactions are backed by guar­
antees
S um m ons.
Advertised goods are guaranteed
F. G. T h a y e r vs. B. L. Moses f t
goods flic merchants of this com­
iix .
S um m ons. W rit of a tta c h m e n t.
munity do not advertise their wares
L a u ra E liz a b e th A tk in s vs. R ob­
unless they are good goods. It doesn’t
e rt H. A tk iu s. A n n u lm e n t.
pay to advertise merchandise that is
A nnie M. R o o t vs. V ern o n Vaw-
not good
te r e t al. S tip u la tio n .
And it is the home merchant who
M abel V. H o w a rd vs. G u ilfo rd T.
advertises his goods that attracts the
H o w ard . D ivorce.
DOLLAR -m akes it the HOME-
.1. C. K aeg i vs. H a rry S ilver. F o r
SPENT DOLLAR. He in turn directs
m oney.
the dollar hack to guaranteed firms
J a m e s L. H ill vs. L a u r e tta M. H ill.
the advertising tirm.
A
lias
su m m o n s.
Follow the trail of the HOME-
J
a
c
k
s o n C o u n ty B ank vs. A nna B.
SPENT DOLLAR for two weeks—
W e b ste r e t al. S um m ons.
and you will learn that it enters the
Ed L u n d b e rg vs. M inerva E. F a r-
doors of the advertised firms.
Inghy e t al. C ost bill.
The jingle of HOME-SPENT DOL­
LARS is a merry tune—if we ALL
W illiam D odell vs. M abel Dodell.
play it together—and business will
D ivorce.
HUM lo that tune, loo!
A. W . W a lk e r A uto Co., vs. C. E.
T e rrill, s h e riff. F o r re lie f fto m ta x ­
I a tio n .
»
E th e l D elia W ilcox vs. H a rry Eu-
I gene W ilcpx.
F in d in g s a n d conclu-
: siOns.
Id a L e C la ir vs. W allace L eC lair
S um m ons.
S o u th e rn P acific Co.
ot fa rm e rs is g r e a te r th a n th e num t 'lierriCs Go E ast in Car Lots—
W
a
lk e r. M otion.
It has been proven d e fin ite ly th is
h er of fa rm e rs.
M
abel V. H o w a rd vs. G u ilfo rd T
y e a r th a t c h e rrie s can be sh ip p ed
P o litic s is o n e g am e th a t should long d ista n c e s in la rg e lots. T he O re­ H o w ard . S um m ons.
J. F . H itts o n vs. E. A M cC allum
be re le g a te d th is y ear. T h e c o u n try gon G ro w ers C o -o p erativ e a sso c ia ­
N
o
tice of c h a tte l lien.
needs m uch c o n s tru c tiv e w ork from tio n h a s sh ipped o v e r 300 to n s of
P robate Court
congress.— w ork th a t could n o t he R oyal A nnes to e a s te r n m a rk e ts th is
E
s
ta
te
G.
A. M cClune.
d o n e well if in te rla rd e d w ith p a rti­ seaso n . T h is v a rie ty o f c h e rry has
p
u
b
lic
a
tio
n
.
sa n politics.
been h u rv e ste d a n d th e b lac k c h e r ­
,E state J o h n M u rta u g h , F in a l ac
ries a re co m in g in now.
Do you re c a ll, d e a r re a d e r, th a t
c
o
u
n t a n d o rd e r.
T h e a sso c ia tio n h a s been sh ip p in g
eacii y e a r, ju s t as th e h o n e st fru it L a m b e rts in c a r lo ts th is y e a r, an d
E s ta te W illia m J. B aldw in.
R e­
b u y e r com es to th e R o gue R iv e r v al­ th ey a re th e f ir s t to go fro m Salem tu r n o f sale.
ley and o ffe rs a fa ir price fo r p e a rs to th e e a st in solid c a rs. T he fru it
E s ta te C h a rle s C arney. P ro o f of
a n d ap ples, a p rice n e ttin g a re a s o n ­ h as to he so rte d w ith e x tre m e c a re i p u b lic a tio n . O rd er.
a b le r e tu r n to th e b u y er, som e com- a s only th e b est w ill s ta n d th e long
E s ta te V. A. D u n lap .
F in a l ac-
m iss’on house p u b lish e s r e tu r n s of trip , a n d th e p a c k ag e s w ere labeled i c o u n t a n d o rd e r.
fa b u lo u s p rices ju s t received from
w ith th e M istla n d b ra n d , w hich is
com m ission w a re h o u se sales? T hese
th e m a rk o f th e h ig h e st q u a lity p u t
re p o rts a p p e al to th e c u p id ity of th e
o u t by th e O reg o n G ro w ers C o -o p era­
a v e ra g e m an , in so m u c h th a t he re ­ tiv e a sso c ia tio n .
fu se s to sell fo r cash b u t consigns
R e p o rts show t h a t th e c a rs a re
h is f r u it on a com m ission! b asis, and
g o in g th ro u g h in good sh a p e and
q u ite fre q u e n tly g ets b is r e tu r n s back
t h a t th e fru it is s ta n d in g up w ell on
in red in k .— M edford C lario n .
th e lo n g trip .
T he a sso c ia tio n is
d
o
in
g
e
v
e
ry
th
in
g
in
its p o w er to p u t
Visitors at Barron Home—
O
regon
f
r
u
it
on
e
a
s
te rn m a rk e ts in
M rs. R o b ert P ro sse r, of S a n F ra n
cisco, M rs. A m anda W a ttle s, of P o rt such a w ay th a t th e g ro w e rs w ill
la u d , Mrs. E m m a M yers and M rs receiv e th e b e st r e tu r n s fo r th e ir
A im ee E n d e rs sp e n t T h u rs d a y after- p ro d u c ts a n d O regon fru its w ill com e
noon as g u e sts of Mrs. H o m er H ar­ to be k n o w n as th e best on th e
m a rk e t.
ron an d Miss B arro n .
he H ome S pent D ollar
O M E , SO T H W
Dainty Womanhood
Faulty lu b rication c o sts the average
motorist >200 a year for repairs alone. Still
more money is lost through wasted power,
gasoline and oil.
Faulty lubrication is not only costly but
needless. Sunoco Motor Oil, with its six
distinct types, guarantees accurate and
efficient lubrication for your car and every
other car.
Sunoco eliminates carbon trouble—keeps
cylinders and valves compression-tight—
protects bearings against friction—insures
greater power and mileage
on less gasoline and oil.
Let us analyze the lubri.
cating requirements of your
engine and tell you the right
type of Sunoco to use.
W
at H er Loveliest
F ilm y th in g s, as lig h t as dow n,
d e lic a te , d a in ty colors, an d a d e le c t­
a b le fre s h n e ss — th e in d e fin a b le , r e ­
fre s h in g fra g ra n c e of c le a n n e ss—
T h e se m a rk th e su m m e r girl
w hom e v ery o n e ad o res.
Yet it does m ean tu b fro c k s g a ­
lo re— b u t a s u m m e r w a rd ro b e need
n o t be an expensive one, n o r is it a
d iffic u lt one to keep up.
I t ’s o u r esp ecial d e lig h t to w ash,
ju s t a s th ey sh o u ld be, in th e p u re s t
of r a in s o ft w a te r a n d th e m ild est of
sw eet, w h ite soap, th e se d a in ty , su m ­
m ery th in g s.
A nd b e c au se we a re giving th is
se rv ice to so m any w om en, we a re
a b le to do it eco n o m ically , a t a cost
w hich y o u ’ll find m ost rea so n a b le .
W e h a v e m ad e a s tu d y of su m ­
m e r fab rics.
W e know how each
s h o u ld be w a sh e d ; w hen to iron
a n d w hen not. A lw ays we use scien ­
tific , m o d ern m e th o d s w hich e x p e r­
ience h as proved best.
» And th is sa v in g service w hich
m ea n s so m u ch to y o u r c h a rm in g
s u m m e r to ile tte s is y o u rs to com ­
m an d . a t any tim e.
A «phone call w ill b rin g o u r d riv e r
a n d in no tim e a t a ll y o u r p re tty
th in g s w ill be back, as fre sh and
c risp as w hen new.
Send *us y o u r fam ily b u n d le, and
d o n /t h e s ita te to in clu d e y o u r d a in t­
iest, d e a re s t frocks.
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WUXVCES
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In order to m ake room we are offering
Slab Wood at $2.75 per tier
Cash w ith Order
Ashland Lumber Co., Phone 20
Vt û t U A L RESERVE
fc » . S Y S T E M
T h e wise m an ta k e s his h a n k e r into
his co n fid en ce, k n o w in g th a t e s ta b ­
lished c re d it is a v a lu a b le asset.
if you d o n ’t know w h e re you s ta n d
fin a n c ia lly , o r w h at you: a sse ts are,
a fra n k ta lk w ith th e F ir s t N a ­
tio n a l m ay save you tim e a n d w orry.
All fa c ilitie s of th e m odern well
eq u ip p ed bank aue a t y o u r service
here.
HtstNahotutíBank
Ashland Laundry Co
' " M‘ COY CA“ '“
P h o n e 165
A New Departure
Used
w e can save you
a y e a r in m o t o r r e p a ir s
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AMD .1 OWE NOU
US E N E ki'.
M M m tM V
_ a.
V4OVJ NOU
o w e ME OWE
.66
1.95
3.50
6.50
E a c h lin e, e a ch t i m e .......................10c
To ru n ev ery o th e r day to r one
m o n th , each lin e, each t i m e . . . . 7c
To m u ev ery issu e fo r o n e m onth
o r m ore, each lin e, each tim e . . . . 5c
C la ssifie d C olum n.
O ne c e n t th e w ord each tim e.
To ru n ev ery issu e fo r one m o n th o r
m o re, Vic th e w ord each tim e.
L egal R ate:
F irs t T im e, p er 8 p oint line . . . . 10c
E ach s u b s e q u e n t tim e .jr e r 8 p o in t
l i n e ....................................................5c
C ard of T h a n k s, $1.00.
O b itu a rie s , 2 Vi c e n ts th e line.
Fraternal Orders and Societies.
A d v e rtisin g fo r f r a te r n a l o rd e rs
or so cieties c h a rg in g a r e g u la r in iti­
a tio n fee a n d d u es, no d isc o u n t. R e­
lig io u s a n d b e n e v o le n t o rd e rs w ill be
c h a rg e d th e r e g u la r r a te fo r a ll ad
v e rtis ln g w h en an a d m issio n o r o th e r
c h a rg e is m ad e.
~
Vu WAUO OF LOW UNSeUF
would Okie
o u r /KUN ? r ^ l
City
.65
1.95
3.75
7.50
Display A dvertising
S ingle in se rtio n , each i n c h .............30c
YEARLY CONTRACTS
Display A dvertising
O ne tim e a w e e k .......................27 Vic
t'w o tim e s a w e e k ...................... 25c
E v ery o th e r d a y ............... ............ 20c
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Folks, Meet "Ponzi, the Second
1876
Sunday
TH E ASH LAND PRINTING
OFFICIAL
Saturday, íuJy 16, 10Ui
Guaranteed Used Cars
A. W. Walker Auto Co
123-127 W. Main St.
MEDFORD, OREGON
COURT NEWS
M arriage L icenses
C hauncey F lo re y a n d M ildred M.
Neil.
F ra n k L eslie Blo^e aliwl M yrtle
M ae W ilson.
R o nald G age W o o d ru ff a n d N ola
K ent.
D ale M. Bay jn d L eta B a rtle tt.
C ircuit Court
F e rid n a n d F re y ta g vs. S. M. C a r­
p e n te r. A ffid a v it a n d o ld e r .
,'E s th e r D avison v? W m. E. Davi-
Gem Razor
Special
C U T P R IC E S
1920 FORD TOURING
Ovehaiiled — Starter
Shocks and Speed.
1920 FORD TRUCK
New Tires and Bodv
FORD DELIVERY
Good shape, $200.00
M ANUFACTURER’S O FFE R
GEM RAZOR ............
Star S h arin g Brusii .
When you buy a used car from us you take ABSOLUTELY NO
CHANCES. WE take care of you on our USED CARS as the,
FACTORY DOES ON NEW CARS, viz. 90 DAYS SERVICE AND
WARRANTY.
F R ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y S P E C IA L S
F O R O U IC K S A L E
1920
1920
1920
1919
1918
1917
1916
Baby Overland Touring’, 90 per cent new ..................... $ 650
Ford Sedan, like new .......... .......................................$ 675
Essex Touring, 90 per cent new .....................................$1350
Chevrolet Touring, 85 per cent new ..........
$ 500
Maxwell, rebuilt and warranted . . . . - ........................... .$ 525
Maxwell, rebuilt and warranted .................
$ 450
Maxwell, rebuilt and warranted ...................................... $ 395
S a fetee Shaving Stick
W hile they last
CHALMERS SIX
New Paint and Tires
REPUBLIC 1-TON TRUCK
• Generator and Electric
Lights.
HIT THE TRAIL
These cars are all ready to go and we guarantee satisfaction
Service With a Smile at A. W. Walker’s
Open Friday and Saturday Evenings
MEDFORD, OREGON
MEDFORD, OREGON