r
Friday, Angnst 2d. 1921
Local and Personal
v, ..
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n..,
R e tu rn fro m A u to T rip —
THE ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
PAO» n u t r ì
Good food, cooked right, served words like “donated,” gave," “ p u r - 1
at re a s o n a b le prices.
Gr,n
H o tel A sh lan d c h a se d ,” " fu r n is h e d ,” “ b e a u tifie d .”
2 9 7 tf
Every Item Meant Work
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T h in k o f th e w ork in d ic a te d in
V isits M other H ere—
I th e se few lines
J „ °
First Company Secures
World Renowned Artist
r ' | „ M« - * " « • » * » « s lx e r-m -ta w .!
191< n e tw d
T he F ir s t com pany, C. A, 0 . N. G .,!o f S e p te m b e r 29. 1921.
tu rn e d to th e ir hom e, a t 126 N urse- M rs. L loyd G o o d y ear, of S a n ta R osa, a
c a rlo a d of ra g s fo r p a p e r n e tte d
of A shland,, a n n o u n c e s th a t it h as!
As S k o v g a a rd is a h ig h priced a rt-
ry s tr e e t, a f t e r a th irty -tw o d a y mot­ C alif., a re v isitin g th e f o rm e r ’s
$58.36. T he c o u n try s to re n e tte d
o rin g trip in th e ir C olum bia Six to m o th e r, M rs. R o b e rt G oodyear, of
se cu re d th e boo k in g of one o f th e ist. and his p ro g ra m is one in te re s t-
$95.95.
w o rld ’s . m o st c e le b ra te d v io lin ists, ing, not only to a r t i s t s b u t all m usic
p o in ts in th e n o rth e rn p a r t of th e I th is city.
is n d 01 W ere v o u : A Lei\ Si ; r g a a r d '
sp e E n v t ery
to b cen
e n e t fit of A s th
h la
i a * '° US DaUP’ 1OVeFS'
u n d o u b te d ly d ra w
s ta te .
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Takes Vacation—
one of th e te n n is boys who S °t 7 he°
n d '* “ “ e n te rta iU ™eUt a t th e ,agCSt CroWd in th e h isto ry of
a rm o ry on th e e v en in g th e a rm o ry .
S o m e th in g new in Y e o s w indow . : C h a rle s R ose, of Rose B ro th e rs
“ tr a n s p o r ta tio n ” w ith th e $10 given
299-tf c o n fe c tio n a ry , h a s a n n o u n c e d his in ­ by th e Civic clu b ? Dfd y o u r bird
te n tio n of sp e n d in g a tw o w eeks v a ­
h o u se win p a rt of th e $25 p rize th e
c
a tio n a t L ak e O’ W oods, b e g in n in g
V allejo, C alif., V isitor—
ic club paid fo r th e b e st bird
. *’*’*'*
“
W a rre n L ynch, a fo rm e r re sid e n t to day. D w ight B reg g will p resid e
Did!
o
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e
r
th
e
d
rin
k
s
a
n
d
o
th
e
r
re
la
te
d
of th is city, now living a t V allejo,
you b e n e fit b ecau se of th e tw o sc h o l­
C alif., is a new a rr iv a l in A s h la n d [ b u sin e ss a ff a ir s d u rin g th e ab sen ce
a rs h ip s of $125 each , given to th e
a n d is v isitin g frie n d s n th is city an d ! of Mr. Rose.
P o ly te c h n ic school in 1915?
H ave
T a le n t, w h e re he is well a c q u a in te d .I
you re ste d on th e s e a ts in th e p a rk
D r. M aude H a n le y V isits—
Dr. M aude H aw ley w as in th e city to w a rd w hich th e Civic clu b c o n tr ib ­
H. R. A dam s, th e P lu m b e r, sells
y e s te rd a y , w ith a m ess of s a lm o n , u ted $100, a n d a g a in in 1914 rhev
p lu m b in g
fix tu re s
and
su pplies. c a u g h t a t R o gue E lk re s o rt, w here p u rc h a s e d lo r A sh lan d p a rk s e ig h t
P h o n e 1 6 6 -J, shop a t 248 F ifth Si.
sh e h a s been s p e n d in g th e p a st sev- j 8eats c o stin g $6 each. In 1912 they
2 8 7 -tf
p u t fo u r e x tra lig h ts in th e p a rk c o st­
e ra l w eeks.
ing $46 p lu s $5 a m o n th fo r n iain -
R ecovers from O peration—
Old T im e r V isits—
ten a n c e .
W rig h t H icks is rec o v e rin g fro m ;
O. B. G ates a n d fam ily , of H ills-i
11 w as tlie Civic clu b th a t took
an o p e ra tio n a t a local h o sp ita l, a f ­ boro, is v isitin g frie n d s in th is city [ c b a riie of
ra ilro a d p a rk s an d
te r hav in g th e m etal p la te s rem oved a n d K la m a th F a lls.
M r. G a te s I s ; ,n a d e an a ttr a c tiv e s e ttin g fo r o u r
from his lim bs. M etal p la te s w ere an o ld -tim e fo rm e r re s id e n t of A s h - ! u s e fu * ra ilro a d s ta tio n , p a y in g $5
placed in his lim b s fo llo w in g a n a u - lan d , an d is k n o w n as th e firs t m an yeai^ v *ease to in su re th is p rivilege,
to m o h iie a c c id e n t a b o u t six y e a rs t0 strin R a te le p h o n e w ire b e tw e en ! T h is w as do n e b e fo re th e (lavs w hen
ago. Mr. H icks h a s been w o rk in g in K la m a th P a l,8 a n d A sh lan t,
ra ilro a d s s h a re d civic p rid e.
C a lifo rn ia a n d re tu rn e d to h is hom e
"
H elp ed N o in ial S chool C a m p a ig n
h e re fo r a visit w ith his p a re n ts , Mr. VVUlametto V a ile ,’ S h o rt C u t—
ln 1 9 l3 th e C lvic (;lub d o n a te d $25
an d Mrs. E rn e s t H icks, a n d to have : A s h o rt c u t from th e W illa m e tte to th e c o m m e rc ial c lu b to a s s is t th e
th e p la te s rem oved.
j valley p o in ts to c e n tra l a n d s o u th e rn : n(,r m a | school c a m p a ig n .
In 1914
O regon p o in ts inv o lv in g a m a te ria l J th ey gave $50. and ln 1918 th e y gave
W e use n p -to -d a te m eth o d s of
saving in m ile a g e is a ffo rd e d th ro u g h $ io o .
c le a n in g a n d pressin g ,
S a tisfa c tio n j th e o p e n in g up of th e ro ad from E u - |
n o you rec a ll th e R ose a n d S tr a w - ’
g u a ra n te e d .
P a u ls e r u d ’s.
29 9 -tf
gene to C rescen t a lo n g th e m id d le b e rry festiv a l w ith tw o d a y s of f u n ,'
¡fo
rk o f th e W illa m e tte riv e r, a c co rd -! pa r a d eH a n d gam es.
H ow m any-
H u c k le b e rry P ic k ers—
(in
g
to
H
e
rb
e
rt
S.
N
unn,
s
ta
te
h
ig
h
-
F
o
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th
of
J
u
ly
c
e
le
b
ra
tio n s have
F re d H om es, th e Boyd T u c k e r
b een a rr a n g e d by tb e c iv ic clu b . E v - '
fam ily an d M rs. C h a rle s H om es a re j way e n g in e e r.
r
For twenty hours this food is
baked—one reason you like
it—another reason why it
digests so easily.
One of the important things in connection with
any cereal food is to have it thoroughly baked or
cooked. For baking or cooking changes the starch
of the grains.
Grape-Nut9 is the longest baked of all cereal foods.
It is scientifically baked at carefully regulated tem­
peratures for 20 hours. This is one of the reasons
w hy G rape-N uts digests so easily; why it agrees
with m any people w ho cannot take any other form
of cereal Without producing fermentation.
A goodly part of G rape-N uts is converted into
dextrose, ready to be immediately assimilated by
the system, and yield strength and energy. A
further portion has partially undergone this change,
while there remains sufficient unchanged cereal to
strengthen the digestive organs. It is then in a
condition to meet the various requirements of the
digestive system.
If you w ant to eat a most strengthening and nour­
ishing food, and one that will digest more readily, go
to your grocer today and get a package of Grape-
N uts. Eat it w ith stewed fruit or as a cereal with
milk or cream; or make it into an appetizing pudding.
Every m em ber of the family will enjoy its deli­
cious flavor and wholesomeness.
Grape-Nuts—the Body Builder
“There’s a Reason”
e ry y e a r th e re c o rd s show th e ir 'im-
a t J o h n s o n ’s p a ra d is e p ick in g h u c ­
iu
d
ia
u
s
P
ick
H
u
c
k
le
b
e
rrie
s—
p
o r ta n t p a r t in th e fe s tiv itie s of t h f i
k le b e rrie s.
A sh lan d a n d R o gue R iv er valley ¡d ay .
O ne c e n t tb e w ord each tim e.
H ow m an y of you re m e m b e r t h e '
Save m oney by buying y o u r F a ll people w ho p lan an e x p e d itio n to
S u it a t P a u ls e r u d ’s.
2 9 9 -tf H u c k le b e rry m o u n ta in , b e tte r h u rry th e D istric t fa ir, voted th e best e v e r!
PHYSICIANS.
ATTORNEY«.
up. A d e le g a tio n of 200 I n d ia n » , held in S o u th e rn O regon, a n d th e
E v e ry o n e sh o u ld b o o st fo r th is I sion a n d len d a h elp in g h a n d to w a rd 1>R ERNEST A. WOODS— P ra c tic e BIUGGS A BRIGGS— A tto rn e y s-a l
Thrown from H o r s e -
from th e K la m a th re s e rv a tio n a rriv e d Civic clu b to o k e n tir e c h a rg e of th e
L aw , P io n e e r B lock, A sh la n d .
Airs. D an W atson h a s reco v ered th e r e la s t S u n d ay m o rn in g a n d 1 w o m e n ’s a n d c h ild r e n ’s d e p a rtm e n t, a ttr a c tio n .
All oroaic lo v ers
th e ,U g e a s A .h la n d m u a t: lim ited to eye, e a r, nose and
th ro a t. O ffice
________
_________
_______
h o u rs, _ 10 to
12 and
accord
a
good
o
ld
-fa
sh
io
n
e
d
welcom
e!
from in ju rie s s u s ta in e d a f te r being s ta r te d rig h t in pick in g . T h is is a n .
in 1916 th e r e w as a r e s t te n t d u r-
2 to 5. S w ed e n b u rg B ldg., A sh- E. A. ROBERTS— —A ttorney-at-L uw
th ro w n from h e r h o rse, a n d la te r a n n u a l e v e n t w ith th e re d ra e n , a n d ¡ in g th e F o u r th of J u ly c e le b ra tio n , a sk e d to save flo w ers fo r th e occa- to th is fam o u s a r tis t.
lan d , Ore.
7 3 -tf
R oom s 5 a n d 6, Citizens* Bault
Bldg.
ta k e n to th e h o sp ita l in a n u n c o n ­ th ey m ak e a th o ro u g h jo b of th e ir ' thw fo re r u n n e r of th e re s t room id ea
OR.
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sic
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n
fre
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w
ill,
ju
s
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a
s
m
uch
m
oney
as
d
e
a
th
if
kno
w
n,
an
d
th
e
a
m
o
u
n
t
to
scious c o n d itio n . Mrs. W a ts o n ’s ‘b a ­ picking.
jn o u r new b u ild in g .
CHIROPRACTORS.
S urg eo n .
P ra c tic e
lim ite d
to
I you possibly can s p a re to help build th e c re d it of each d e p o sito r as re-
by d a u g h te r, w ho w as rid in g on th e • . ,
...... 1
C hautauqua B u ild in g A ssisted
eye, e a r, nose a n d th ro a t. G lasses o r GFo t ifiX 7 _ c h im n r ¿„»n»
o u r new club house, a n d th u s bène- ‘tu ire d by th e p ro v isio n s of sectio n s
■ uppUed.
O culist a n d a u r i .l « .r ^
Ä
' Ä
. T «
h S ' ’” “ ''
fro n t of th e s a d d le a t th e tim e of th e
*
*
’ S—*
We h elp ed on th e C h a u ta u q u a fit th e city of A sh lan d w hose hand-
0 -1 0 1 6 3 ’
ln c lu siv e -
O regon
No.
S. P. R. R. O ffices, M. F. a n d H.
a c c id e n t w as u n in ju re d .
ss
ess e
u th rie is s p e n d in g b u id in g . W e g a v e $5 to th e W . C. T.
25, th e P la za
O
ffice
P
h
o
n
e
1
0
2.
m aid is th e Civic club.
Bldg., M edford, O re. P h o n e 567.
h e r v a c atio n a t L a k e O’W oods.
G. G. EU BA N K S, C ash ier.
R esidence P h o n e 401.
U. Up to 1919 e v e ry p ic tu re in th e
GR A C E H. C H A M B E R LA IN .
S u b scrib ed a n d sw o rn to b efo re me
W e sp ecialize ou Tancv b ric k ice
public lib ra ry h ad b een p re s e n te d by!
th is 2 4 th d ay of A u g u st, A. D. 1921. DR. FR A N K M. MOXON— P h y sician ASHLA ND H R ALTHATOR1V M — D r.
c re a m . R ose B ros.
2 6 4 tf
CARD OF THANKS
a n d S urgeon. H o u rs 1 to 5 p. m.
th e C ivic c lu b , w hose la te s t g ift was
(S eal i
G. F. B ILLIN G S,
E. B. A ngell, C h iro p ra c tic , E le c ­
STATEMENT
O ffice 425 E. Main St., opp. P ub-
th e b e a u tifu l p a in tin g o f C r a te r L a k e 1
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N
o
ta
ry
P
u
b
lic
fo
r
O
regon.
tric
a l T re a tm e n ts . M ineral and
W ill L ocate H e r e -
lie L ib ra ry .
27 2 -ti
V it-o-N et B aths.
F irs t N a tio n a l
Of th e S ta te B ank o f A sh lan d , of ,
co,nrais8ion ex p ire s J a n u a r y 4,
I w ish to th a n k th e ra ilro a d m en l by Miss R u ssell.
Mr. a n d Mrs. J. W . F ish , w ho le ft
b InnH
Bank. B u ilding.
P h o u e 48.
303
fo r th e ir k in d n e ss a n d sy m p a th y in !
y ou re c a ll th e Civic clu b d in n e r A sh
la n d > Yin,,—
C o u n ty of J a c k so n . S - ta te I .’ — i .
DRS. SAWYER & CRANDAIX
th is w eek for th e ir old hom e a t Chico,
c a rin g fo r m y sou fro m tb e tim e h e i i „ th e p a rk given to th e N a tio n a l
’T i ;
tl,w
notice
TAXI.
O steopathic physicians
C alif., w h e re th e y w ill s tr a ig h te n up w as k ille d a t D e lta . C a llt.. u n til he E d ito ria l a s s o c i a t i o n - a n d ih e long
OP PILING O P R E PO R T
'
°
° ‘ eVery <‘e
P
io
n
e
e
r
B
u
ilding.
O P A SSESSM EN TS O F SPECIA L
p o s ito r J u ly 1, 1921, w ho h as n o t
TA X I— A ck lin ’s
b u sin e ss m a tte rs , will r e tu r n to A sh­
R ose Bros. P hone
w as laid in th e g ra v e a t A sh la n d ; I lin e of d in n e rs a n d picnics a rra n g e d m ad e a d e p o sit, o r w ho h a s n o t w ith ­
B E N E F IT S IN T H E MATTER* O F j Phon» 260-R . Res. 274-J o r 367-.I
213.
136-tf
la n d in tim e to p lace th e ir c h ild re n
THE
CO NSTRUCTION
OP A 1
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a n d a lso th e e n tir e c o m m u n ity of ¡by th e Civic w om en.
d ra w n a n y p a r t of h is d ep o sit (s a v ­
in school here' b e g in n in g th e new
H EM ST1TC ’ HING A TTA C H M EN T
S E W E R IN S E W E R D ISTR IC T
TRANSFER AND EXPBBMS.
A sh la n d fo r th e ir h elp , sy m p a th y
A nd th e n th e w a r. T he f ir s t m e n ­ ings d e p o s its ), p rin c ip a l o r in te re s t,
school y ear. T h e F ish fam ily had
NO. 2(1, IN T H E CITY O F ASH­ H EM STITCH IN G T^d p ico tin g a t-
fo
r
a
p
eriod
o
f
m
o
re
th
a
n
tw
elv
e
i
an d k in d n e ss in th e tim e of need.
T. L. POWELL— G E N E R A L T R A N S ­
tio n is: “ G ave $50 to th e R ed C ross (1 2 ) y e a rs im m e d ia te ly p rio r to said
LAND. OREGON.
been m ak in g an e x te n d e d visit w ith
ta
c
h
m
e
n
t—
W
orks
on
all
sew
ing
— A. E. M cF arlan d .
F E R — Good te-um a n d m o to r­
fo r s u p p lie s .” F iv e d o lla rs to th e d a te , w ith th e n a m e , last know n
frie n d s a n d re la tiv e s in C e n tra l
m ach in es. P ric e $2.00. P e rso n a l
tru c k s . Good se rv ic e a t a re a s o n ­
p
lace
of
re
sid
e
n
c
e
o
r
p
o
st
o
ffice
ad-
i
R e c o rd e r’s O ffice, A shland. Ore-
S o ld ie rs ’ a n d S a ilo rs ’ lib ra ry fu n d .
P o in t.
checks 10c extra.
L ig h t’s Mail a b le p rice. P h o n e 83.
10 boxes of a p p le s fo r th e s o ld ie rs d re ss of such d e p o s ito r- a »<’ th e fact Ron. A u g u st 26. 1921.
PUBLIC DANCES DISREGARD LAW 11K
O rd e r H ouse, box 127. B irm in g ­
P h L t ™ a p p le s
♦ ♦
h is d e a th , if k n o w n :
N O TICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN th a t
298-7* FOR P R O M P T and c a re fu l service
115 C h ris tm a s boxes s e n t to s o ld ie rs
B la n c h e Cox, E a g le P o in t, O r e .< th e B oard of V iew ers a p p o in te d t o , — ham , Ala.
Arrives!— Shipm ent o f Ford Size
w ith A u to -T ru ck ä o r H orse D rays,
Mason T ires a t Lecdom ’s T ire H os­
Many War Activities
¡> 2 .1 1 ; R oy L. B erry , A sh lan d , O re., d e te rm in e a n d assess th e special (
T h e re m ay be som e a r r e s ts in th e
FOR BALE— REAL ESTATE.
call K h i t tl e T ra n s fe r Co., P h o n e
L a t e r on, th e re c o rd s sa y : F e d !
P e rc y J. B e rry , A sh lan d , O re., b e n e fits in th e m a tte r of th e c o n -1 —
pital.
300-5« n e a r f u tu r e if d a n c e h a ll m a n a g e rs
117. O ffice 89 Oak s tr e e t. N ear
3173
so
ld
ie
rs.
A
t
th
e
end
of
1918
?2
n
’
Tohn
B
M
iller,
A
sh
lan
d
,
O
re
.
s
tru
c
iio
n
of
th
e
sew
er
on
G
ra
n
ite
FO
R
SALE
At
b
a
rg
a
in
,
16
a
c
re
in th e co u n ty o u tsid e o f in c o rp o ra te d
•
. ' ,
, . , ¡$ 1 .0 0 ; Lloyd S te w a rt G h e rre tt, A sh- s tre e t, know n as Sew er D istrict No.
ra n c h , ail fenced, no b u ild in g s,
O u a p e n to D unsm uir^-
tow ns do n o t se c u re licenses as pro -i to al a m o u n t given by th e c lu b t h e j i a n d , o r e .. $ 1 .00; A lm ond D. L am - 20, have filed th e ir re p o rt w ith th e
FOR RENT.
tw o b u ild in g site s, tele p h o n e, elec­
M isses R a m o n a , L o u ise a n d H elen v id ed by s ta te law . T h e re is a l s o ! p a s t ye a r < $ 5 0 0 .” T h e sa lv a g e d e p o t J b e rt. A sh lan d , O re ., $1.55.
¡C ity R e c o rd e r fo r th e in spection of
tric ity and R. F. D. if in te re s te d
H a rre ll a re a t D u n sm u ir, C alif., vis­ a fed e rl law re q u irin g a ll d a n c e h a l p P lan is so re c e n t, y e t so soon fo r- S ta te
FOR R E N T — Tw o room fu rn ish e d
o f O regon. C ounty of Ja c k - any
person in te re s te d th e re in ,
a nd
w rite 1’. G. Box 231, A shland.
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. . n . t . h a . t , s0 son.
SK ’ z, ™ .
ii a n n v y nturenn
r n n im
ufTuricv
a p a rtm e n t, w a te r a n d lig h t in c lu d ­
itin g th e ir b ro th e rs . T hey a re p la n ­ m a n a g e rs in th e c o u n try to pay a g o tte n — b u t w
lik e to m en tio
“ ’ Xs
p erso n o o r r n o Persons
a g g rie v ed
30l)-tu-fri-2
ed. S. L. A llen. 63 N orth M ain
I.
G.
G.
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u
b
a
n
k
s,
b
ein
g
f
irs
t
duly
th
e
re
b
y
m
ay
a
p
p
e
a
r
and
m
ak
e
o
b
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c
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n in g a th re e w eeks ca m p in g tr ip w a r ta x on rec e ip ts, and th is law , fro m J u ly 31. 1918, to M ay 17, 1919,
8 t.
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sw o rn , depose a n d say upon o a th .jtio n th e re to b efo re th e C o m m o n ! FO R S A L E — Seven room m odern
n e a r D u n sm u ir.
a c co rd in g to local o ffic ia ls is n o t b e ­ th e C ivic w om en gave $1446.20 to t h a t I am th e c a s h ie r of th e S ta te Council a t th e C ity H all a t 8 o ’clock
house, w ith o r w ith o u t f u rn itu r e ,
lr u it and sh a d e tre e s , law n, c h ic k ­ FO R R E N T — 3 room fro n t a p a r t­
B ank of A sh lan d , of A sh la n d , co u n ty p. in.. T u esd ay , S e p tem b e r 6. 1921.
ing obeyed. A ccording to th e s ta te Unci« S ant.
m en t, a d u lts only.
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O rd er y our F a ll S a it now from
G E R T R U D E B IE D E ,
en y a rd .
B a rg a in fo r q u ick sale.
To r e t u r n ho m e a g a in , th e Civic of J a c k s o n , s ta te o f O reg o n ; th a t
law all public d a n c e s o u tsid e of in ­
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M ayor.
- J J - l i n o EOR R E N T — F u rn is h e d a p a rtm e n t
th e licenses to be issu ed by th e ’n M ountaJn View c e m e te ry .
T hey sh o w in g th e n am e, la st know n re si-
D ate of firs t p u b lic a tio n , A u g u st
B et u n is from I^ake O’ W oods—
o v e r C itizen s B ank. W ill be readv
FO R SA L E — H ouse and ’•2 a c re
co u n ty c o u rt.
T his law is d esig n ed w ork fo r th e liv in g a n d fo r th e ' deuce o r post office a d d re ss, fact of 26, 1921,
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H e n ry P ro v o st,
J . D. Beeson ha8 re tu r n e d front
g ro u n d in fru it tre e s ; close la
so all co u n ty a u th o r itie s can e x e rt i dead- T h e w om en w ho g a v e up th e ir
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LOST.
I R E F U S E TO L IS T u n d e s ira b le :
w hich c a n ’t be c o n tro lle d by th e of th e e a r th a n d t h e ir lo y a lty a n d
in g co m p leted se v e ra l cab in s.
T he
p ro p e rtie s a t in fla te d v alu es; b u t LOST— 30-30 W in c h e ste r c a rb in e . 27
m u n ic ip a l a u th ir itie s . I t is cla im e d u n s e lfis h n e s s h a v e s a v o re d A sh la n d ,
h av e a few resid en ces, sm all a c re ­
c a b in b e in g b u ilt fo r Miss G eorgia
m iles e a st of A sh lan d , D ead I n ­
a n u m b e r o f p u b lic d a n c e s a re bein g
T h o se o f us w h o a r é n ew co m ers
a g e tra c ts a n d farm s, t h a t will
C offee w as fin is h e d th is w eek.
d ian ro ad , A u g u st 22.
R ew ard
given in J a c k s o n co u n ty w hich do ’u A sh la n d p r o fit d a ily b e c a u se of
in te r e s t you.
C all a t m y hqm e,
fo r r e tu rn . O. W in te r, A shland
399 Beach S t., A sh lan d , m o rn in g s,
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to y o u r w ants, a n d I w ill do you
HELP WANTED.
fa sh io n e d s ta n d a r d s of s tr iv in g to
re a l service. 1 h u n t b a rg a in s m ost
m ak e h o m es a n d to w n s c le a n a n d
CIVIC LMP. CLUB HAS
of th e tim e. R. D. S a n fo rd . 3 0 2 -tf W A N T E D — W a itre s s experienced in
M edford V isitors—
h o tel w ork. A pply H otel A shland.
ENVIARLE CITY RECORD lovply places in w hich to live. God
Misses Emma and Minnie Borch-
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FO R SA LE— F iv e room s q u a rte re d W A N TED — Good w om an cook to
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Your H eilp W anted
c ity y e s te rd a y from M edford.
oak f u r n itu r e ; also house fo r r e n t . ! w ork b re a k fa s t and do pantry-
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p ly H o te l A sh lan d .
3 0 0 tf
FO R SA L E — O ne F o rd to u rin g c a r
p a rlo r w h e re q u a lity ice c re a m s and c o n c e rts a w eek in th e p a rk ; 1917, th e f ir s t tim e w e h a v e iw o rk ed to
body, a lso tra ile r. I. C. R ed ifer, W A N TED — E x p erien ced d ish w a sh e r,
s h e rb e ts a r e sepved.
2 6 4 tf “ gave $10 to w a rd s u p p o rt of b a u d .” b e n e fit o u rse lv e s, a n d ev en w h ile we
g a ra g e b etw een 4th a n d 5 th on B
m an o r w om an. Apply H otel A sh­
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O. W . L ong, a n em ploye of th e
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ness, ch eap .
M ust sell a t once.
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te rd a y fo r th e “ big s tic k s " on th e
so m e tim e in S e p te m b e r a n d we a re
G ille tte got 194 nam es. T his m eans!
FO R SA L E — T uscan C ling P each es
U m pqua r iv e r fo r venison.
less th a n fifty re a l w o rk e rs to le a v -| g oing to h a v e a big d riv e fo r m oney
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You w ill sav e y o u rs e lf tim e a n d
i f you w ere c a rry in g $5,000 o r
R id g e M ining com pany sto c k , will
sic? Buy a sm a ll V ic tro la a n d ta k e b rea d h a s risen .
h e a rin g by s e n d in g y o u r c h e c k s now
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W orking for a B eau tifu l Town
sell a t sacrifice.
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sh o t gun a n d sh ells.
4 75 Beach
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” e w a n t you to g iv e o u t r i g h t o f y o u r
sp ects m ore th e em ploye w ho sp en d s
you, y o u ’ve g o t to pay it.
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his m oney w isely a n d h a s a g ro w in g
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p ro p e rty can be sold to g et it.
low’ who “ blow s in ” a ll he m akes.
O regon.
sau ce o r jelly. 7 5c 5 0-pound box
S aving s te a d ie s a ch ap , m ak e s him
o n G ra n ite s tr e e t a n d g av e $25 to ­
D on’t risk y o u r house, y o u r
d eliv ered .
F re sh c id e r, 40c g a l­
m ore re sp o n sib le , a n d e n g e n d e rs
b a n k a c co u n t, y o u r bu sin ess. Let
lon.
Y oung’s R an ch , B elleview .
If you w a n t th e b e st th e r e is, e a t w ard b e a u tify in g Scenic D rive. T hey
self-c o n fid e n c e .
Y o a r f u tu r e a d ­
a f ir s t class a u to m o b ile policy
P h o n es 10-F-3 o r 9 - F - l l .
a t G a r n e tt’s.
2 9 8 tf p aid $20 each m o n th to h a v e th e ex­
v a n c em e n t m ay in d ire c tly o r d i­
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rectly , hin g e on y o u r sa v in g a b ility .
BUILDING M A T E R IA L — M edford
goods a n d th e re s u lt of th a t
M ay L o c a te H e r e -
W hy n o t th e n open t h a t a c c o u n t a t
1 d is trib u te d to to u r is ts a ll su m m e r.
C em en t B rick and Block W o rk s,
p o ssib le ac cid e n t. DO IT NOW. A
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M r. a n d Mrs. S idney F o s te r, of T hey s ta r te d a c a m p a ig n fo r ro se
• specialize in al> k in d s of b u ild in g
C HOCOLA IK
few d o lla rs to d ay m ay save you
ness of saving.
p ro d u cts. Con.’tT F ir a n d 1 0th
a few th o u sa n d to n ig h t.
N yssa, w ho have been c o n sid e rin g p la n tin g . T hey d is tr ib u te d flo w ers
VANILLA
s tre e t.
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th e p u rc h a se of p ro p e rty in th is a t th e s ta tio n .
STRAWBERRY
F lo w e rs w ere s e n t
SITUATIONS WANTED.
c ity , le ft fo r R o se b u rg y e ste rd a y . to th e S an F ra n c isc o f a ir a n d used
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W A N TED — S itu a tio n by re lia b le m an ;
Real Estate and Real Insurance
to th is city w ith p lan s fo r lo c a tin g O regon.
— experien ced sa le sm a n o r c le rk . !
Estab. 1883
here.
A l re fe re n c e s. 167 M o u n tain A ve., Phone BI 1
T h e Civic clu b re c o rd s a re fu ll of
<1 East Main
B U S IN E S S A N D P R O F E S S IO N A L
$ 1 .0 0
Genuine Gillette
Saiety Razor
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Property to Loss
We sell
Brick Ice Cream
Billings Agency
Ashland Creamery
301-4