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By Charles Sughroe
M IC K IE , T H E P R IN T E R ’S D E V IL
OVA, VFAA G o n i A O
PAGI T H R U
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS.
Wednesday, August 10, 1921
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SHOO PLY
S p ray y o u r a n im a ls w ith
F ly a u d keep th e flie s aw ay.
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ICELESS COOLERS
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Vs« Iceless C o o ler a n d m a k e it pay
fo r its e lf irr a y e a r in ice hills.
New W h ite Sew ing M ackiaes, al-
w ays on k a n d
Used m ac hin es fflr
-u v
rent.
Mr. R a n k in is now on a
f a r an d th e only one th a t m ig h t o f C ra te r n a tio n a l fo re s t, w ent o v er needed.
Good Logic.
com
Medford
to
take
c
h
a
rg
e
of
th
e
long
trip
th ro u g h th e C ra te r n a - ,
T e rre H a u te boy scouts have re- j com e w ith in th e list of co n seq u en ce
eeutly organized a sea scout troop. 1 is one t h a t b u rn e d o v e r a b o u t 150 fire fig h tin g , s h o u ld , his serv ices be tio n a l fo re st.
Several oi I he new m em bers w ere j a c re s of c u t-o ff te r r ito r y of th e L am p
O ne c e n t th e w oçd e a ch tim e.
- - w aiting lo r their leader the other day, i T im b e r co m pany so u th of O dessa,
but still he d id n 't come. F inally one I in K la m a th c o u n ty , on A u g u st 2 o r
ATTORNEYS.
PHYSICIANS.
----------------------~ --------------------------------- of them was sent out to find tra c e s i 3, w hich w as h a n d le d locally a n d ex­
Wm
He j Ourneye<i a block a n d ;
DR. ERNEST A. W OODS— P ra c tic e DMGGS <ft BRIGGS— - A tto r n e y s - a t-
lim ite d to eye, e a r, nose and
L aw , P io n e e r Block. A s h la n d .
W|n j(i e a rn e st conversation tin g u is h e d w ith o u t m uch tim b e r loss,
th ro a t. O ffice h o u rs, 10 to 12 an d L. A. ROBERTS— Attorney-ah-LawJ w ith a g irl.
a lth o u g h H ugo R a n k in , su p e rv is o r
2 to 5. S w ed e n b u rg B ldg., A sh­
R o o m s 5 a n d 6, C itiz e n s’ B a n k
Now. be d idn't v .a n t to e x p o s e th e
la n d , O re.
7 3 -tf
B ldg.
, official— a ls o h e f e lt ifia t he must, be
■ ------ : - --------------- — tru th fu l, since he was a scout. So he
DR. J. J. EMMENS— P h y sic ia n an d
CHIROPRACTORS.
u s e d s tr a te g y w h e n h e c a m e b a c k .
S u rg e o n .
P ra c tic e
lim ite d
to
and we’d j
eye, e a r, nose a n d th ro a t. G lasses dr . GEO. J. KINZ — C h iro p ra c to r. “ Yes, 1 sa w h im .'' b e sa id
su p p lie d .
O cu list a n d a u r is t to r
1
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r
w
ait
here,
for
he
was
doing
S u ite 8. E x a m in a tio n F r e e . No.
S. P. R. R. O ffices, M. F . a n d H.
23, th e P la za . O ffice P h o n e 1 0 3 . som e official business. He was inter-
B ldg., M edford. O re. P h o n e 567.
R e sid en c e P lio n e 401.
view ing a candidate for the position
o f first m ate.”—Indianapolis News.
DR. FRANK M. MOXON— P h y sician ASHLAND HEALTHATOKH M— Dr.,
a n d S u rg eo n . H o u rs 1 to 5 p. m.
E . B. A n gell, C h iro p ra c tic , E lec­
O ffice 425 E . M ain S t., opp. P u b ­
tric a l T re a tm e n ts , Mineral and ' PULST F O R E S T F IR E O F
SEASON IS N E A R ODESSA
lic L ib ra ry .
2 7 2 -ti
V it-o-N et B a th s.
F ir s t N a tio n a l
'B a n k B u ild in g .
P h o n e 48. ____ i.
IN KLAMATH COUNTY |
DRS. SAWYER & CRANDALL
I
TAXI.
O S T E O P A T H IC PH Y SIC IA N S
T h e re has n o t been a fo re s t fire
Pioneer Building.
THE HISTORY OF THE
TAXI— Acklin’s — Rose Bros. Phone
1 3 6 -tf °^ an y co n seq u en ce th is seaso n in
213.
1 3 6-tft
P h o n e 260-R . R es. 27 4 -J o r 367-J
MONEY KINGS
& th e C r a te r n a tio n a l fo re st in th e
m a tte r of loss of tim b e r, a lth o u g h
show s t h a t th e fo u n d a-
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS.
FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE.
tio a e o f th e i r w e a lth w ere
? t h e r e h av e been n u m e ro u s m in o r
laid by p e rs is te n t sav in g .
F O R SA LE— “ T h e P r e ttie s t P la c e in T. L. POWELL— GENERAL TRANS - fire s in th e fo re s t, w hich w ere easily
A sh la n d ,” L IT T L E LIN D E N S, cor-
F E R — G ood te a m a n d m o to r- ,
T hey c re a te d a s u rp lu s
n e r Scenic D rive an d S t r a w b e r r y
tru c k s- Good se rv ic e a t a rea so n - i e x tin g u is h e d .
a n d p u t it o u t a t In te re st.
L ane, 6 room b u n g a lo ty p e m o d e r n • a b le p rice. P h o n e 83.
T h e la rg e s t fire of th e season
W b c a n t a ll b e money-
d w e llin g w ith c o n c re te w alled base- p Q R P R O M P T a n d c a re f u l
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k in g s, b u t we c a n ’t hope
m e n t a n d tu ll flo o re d a ttic . Com -
a v s,
s . ’ ) I
w ith A u to -T ru c k s n o r r H
H nr««
o rse n D r ray
to o v ercom e fo rtu n e u n ­
b in a tio n fu rn a c e , la rg e b a th ro o m ,
c a ll W h ittle T r a n s f e r Co., P h o n e j
less w s save.
b e st p o rce lain e n a m e le d p lu m b in g ,
117. O ffice 89 O ak s tr e e t. N e a r >
fire p la c e, c a se m e n t w indow s, c a b i­
H av in g a sa v in g s a cco u n t
H o te l A u stin .
n e t k itc h e n , co m m o d io u s sc re e n e d 1
w ith T H IS b a n k w ill op­
porch. L a rg e lot (102 te e t f ro n t)
WANTED.
en YOUR o p p o rtu n ity .
w ith law n , flo w er g a rd e n , fru it
tre e s , o rn a m e n ta l tre e s an d s h ru b s W A N TED — S m all fu rn is h e d h o u se 'j
o r a p a rtm e n t o n g ro u n d flo o r, by .
Oregon's Higher Institution of
— lovely locatio n , o v erlo o k in g Li
a d u lts only. A d d re ss A, T id in g s. -
th ia P a rk a n d th e G len. W ith o u t
287-::*
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ex cep tio n th e fin e s t place now
fere d fo r sa le in th e city.
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o w n e r on th e p rem ises, fo re n o o n s W AN TED-—Good m ilch cow ; a l s o ,
good a lf a lf a hay.
R. S c h e id e r­
Eight Schools; Seventy Departments
or e v e n i n g s . 2 8 7 - m - v
e ite r, R. F . D. 1, box 173.
286-2*
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 19. 1921
FOR SALE.
For information write to the Registrar
W A N TED — Good g e n tle h o rse , h a r- j
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o n A gricultural C o lle g e
F O R SA LE— H ousehold fu rn itu r e , 1 n ess a n d o n e -h o rse fa rm w agon.
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B U S IN E S S A N D P R O F E S S I O N A L
Peil’s Corner
Dance
CITIZENS
BANK
O FASH LAND
at the
Bungalow
Every Wednesday Night
OAC
Snyder’s Royal Jazz Orchestra
TECHNOLOGY
4% qn
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Best Floor
The Coolest Place in the Valley
Biggest Crowds
FOR RENT.
F O R SA L E — Good second h a n d cook
stove. C all 243 L a u re l St. 288-2 1 FO R R E N T — T h re e ro o m s. 85 S e c -i
i ond St.
288-6
F O R SA LE— V elie six, sp o rt m odel, i ___________
w ire w heels a n d good tire s. C a r j p OR R E N T — A d ja c e n t to p a rk , room
is good as new , a t a b a rg a in #>rj » w ith o u ts id e e n tra n c e , off b a th -j
q u ick sale. 120 S econd St. 288-3
room . 128 S. P io n e e r Ave. P h o n e
4 8 0 -J.
288-2*
F O R SA LE C H E A P — O ne 490 Chev- !
RENT— 3
room
fu rn is h e d
ro le t to u rin g c a r. In q u ire W h ite i F O R
p a rtm e n t. A d u lts only.
In q u ire
S ta r g a ra g e .
288-5*
166 H a rg a d lu e St., o r p h o n e 2 6 4 -,
F O R SA L E — A S tu d e b a k e r b u g g y /
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2 8 6 - tr
new ly p a in te d aDd in e x c elle n t re-1
p a ir. $30.
P h o n e 398-R
287-fil HOW DO Y O U R E G IS T E R JO Y ?
T H R E E GOOD BUYS— One 83 m o d ­
S top! ljook! LlMteii!
el O v e rla n d , $350: one 1917 F o rd
tru c k , $ 3 4 5 ; one 1914 Reo d e liv ­
A dv.— P e rs o n a l: H o ra c e — P le a s e ;
e ry tru c k , $178.
C all a n d see j do n o t ’phone m e a g a in .
F a th e r is
th e m a t 248 F ifth St.
287-tf
’ C leaning his g u n .— A u g u sta (G a .i
F O R SA L E — A p ril h a tc h e d W h ite C h ro n icle.
* * *
L e g h o rn p u lle ts . T a n c re d specials.
1372 Iow a St.
287-6*
Canvas
Shoes
'R ou n d A bout
Suitable
lor
Hunting
and
Fishing
F O R SA LE— A good m ilc h cow. 642
H o w a rd — “ My, b u t you h a v e a
L ib e rty St.
284-6* trim little w a is t! ”
M ay— “ Y es, t h e r e ’s no g e ttin g
W OOD FO R SA LE— I h a v e se v e ra l
h u n d re d tie r s of dry 16-inch fir, a ro u n d t h a t .”— M ichigan G argoyle.
* * *
la u r e l a n d a ld e r wood now being
h a u le d to A sh lan d . W ill sell ch eap
Fun Began
if d e liv e re d now .
W ood w ill be
A
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a
ilo
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com
ing hom e u n e x p e cte d ­
h ig h e r la te r. L eav e o rd e rs a t E.
E. P h ip p s office.
S'. D. T aylor. ly, th re w his a rm a ro u n d bis m issus
W e v w r y sev e r a l 'k in d s.
Made
283-6*
and kissed h er.
W ith o u t tu rn in g
w it h
R u b b er,
C o m p o sitio n
or
M edford from h e r iro n in g , sh e m u rm u re d : i
B U IL D IN G M A T E R IA L
C e m e n t B rick a n d B lock W o r k s ,¡ ‘‘A q u a rt o ’ m ilk a n d a p in t ’o | le:vther s o le s .
sp e cia liz e in a!> k in d s of b u ild in g i c ream ”— O u r N avy M agazine,
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W A N TED — C h a m b e rm a id w ith ref- said little Jo h n n y , a s he s p re a d th e
e re n c e s. A pply A sh lan d h o tel.
jam on th e b a b y ’s face, “ b u t I c a n ’t
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2 8 3 -tf have su sp icio n p o in tin g its fin g e r a t
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Property to Loss
If you w ere c a rry in g $5,000 or
m o re of cash in y o u r c a r y o u ’d
w a n t to h a v e it in su re d .
•
B u t a r e you n o t d riv in g y o u r
c a r, w ith a b o u t a ll o f y o u r p ro p ­
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f
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OREGON
Needle.” I t ’s plot is woven around the loss of the fam­
ily needle—no trifling misfortune in the days of old.
Today, in this era of o u rs, life is so rich in comforts that
we seldom wonder how folks got along in the ancient world
And we sometimes forget what an important role advertising
has played in making life pleasant and altogether livable.
Advertising has one of the leading parts in the eternal
drama of dollars. To it is directly due much of the multipli­
cation of products and services which has come about during
the last half century.
Think of this when you read these columns. You owe much
to advertising.
THRIFT LIKE SALT
ASHLAND.
T
H E R ’S an old English play known as “ Gammer Garton’s
It has smoothed the mechanics of existence—made life
easier and more pleasant by bringing countless necessities—
once considered luxuries—within our easy reach and into
continuous use.
C lo a k.'
T he s m a ll boy sa id “ s a lt is w h a t
m ak e s th in g s ta s te bad w h en you
leave it o u t.” T h r if t is m uch like
th a t.
T he F ir s t N a tio n a l h a s seen tra g ic
in sta n c e s of lives w h e re t h r i f t had
been le f t o u t.
M any hom es a re
b ro k en up b e c a u se of rec k less s p e n d ­
in g a n d fin a n c ia l in efficien cy . M any
m en a r e s q u a re pegs in ro u n d h oles
b ecau se of fa ilu re to sav e som e c a p ­
ita l.
H ave you a s te a d ily g ro w in g a c c o u n t
h e re ?
The Lost Needle
EÂ*CARTER..PRES
O tV A U PC L VICC-PRE
J MC COY. CASMIUI
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