THE ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
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Monday, September 19, 1921
Vlait at M e d fo r d -
Mandate.
lots 18 and 19, block R, Railroad ad-
Ashland News in Paragraphs
Mr. and Mrs. Fltzwater were bus­
Gertrude A. Bennett vs. C. L Ben-i dltion to Ashland, 110.
nett.
Divorce.
iness visitors in Medford Saturday.
Thomas L. Johnson to Jackson
county,
NW >4 of NW *4, sec. 18,
Local and Personal
Move to Fresno, Calif. —
Probate Court
twp. 28 S.,’ r . 4 W., $1.
‘ Lad’* Mann and family have re-
Estate Katherine McNabb.
R«-
W. C. Earhart to Frank Doraldn,
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moved to Fresno. Calif., wbare they ¡port, petition, order,
part block 12, Imperial addition to
Estate Geraldine Theias. Inven- Medford, $250. ..
Visiting Professor Leaves—
Automobile insurance -Yeo, of expect to reside permanently.
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i tory and appraisement.
299-tf
Peter Peterson et ux to Rev. C. M.
Prof. Peter Spencqr and fam ily, course,
Talent
Visitor—
,
Estate
Mary
S.
Clendenen.
Inven-i
King
et ux., part lot 9, block 3, Cot­
returned today to Eugene where the)
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L.
E.
Snook,
of
Talent,
was
an
j
tory
and
appraisement.
tage addition to Medford, $10.
professor is principal of the prac- Return to Medford—
.
,
j C. Clark, who
„v. has been Ashland business visitor yesterday,
Estate Alice Martin. Order.
tice
school connected with .v
the uni-
Mrs. J.
verslty.
making her home in Ashland for th e '
AbboU
C. B. L A M K I N
Real E sta te T iu u siers
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past several weeks, returned to Med-| LeJtb Abbott formerly city edi­
F. E. Hayes et ux to Frank Ball, i
Mrs. Clark ex­ tor of the Tidings, has returned from
All wool suits at $25. You can’t ford yesterday.
BARGAINS IN
See them at Orres Tall- pressed herself as in love with Ash- j Pendieton> where he was employed lot 35, Highland addition to Med­
heat them
ford,
$10.
R e a l Estate
303tf land, and expects to return later. > ag telegraph editor of the Pendleton
or Shop.
George Bethel et ai to Addie Hal-
Tribune, and is visiting his parents,
Cull apples for sale, eating and ¡ Mr_ and Mrg> Arthur Ai)boUi m
Pa « I^ock 10, Beatty’s addition
R eturns to E ugene—
City and Ranch Properties
to
MetHford,
$100.
cooking
apples.
Ashland
Fruit
&
Miss Mary Poley has returned to
da street.
House« to » e n t.
Jackson county to W. E. Ross, S
10-6
Eugene for her junior year at the Produce Association.
4: of lots 1 and 2, block 5, Gold
University of Oregon.
— ——
M akes F ast C alifornia Trip—
Hill,
$1.
E dison M arshall R eturns—
Bert p Greer, editor of the Ti<P
CITIZENS’ BANK BUILDING
Jackson county to W. H. Smith.
H. R. Adams, the Plumber, sells
Edison Marshall, the local short ¡m gs, arrived yesterday from Bur-
plumbing fixtures and supplies. story writer, returned Friday from ¡bank, Calif., making the trip of 747 E 1/» of W% of NW % and lot 1, sec.
Phone 166-J, shop at 248 Fifth St. a five weeks trip to the wilds of miles from Los Angeles in twenty- 23, twp. 38 S„ R. 3 W., $1.
287-tf
Jackson county to S. A. Richard­
Alaska where he secured» a grizzly! seven and a half hours driving time,
son
et al, land in sec. 3. twp. 37 S.,
bear. He brought back the hide as I Mr. Greer left the southern metrop-
Mlssiouiu-.y Society to M eet—
R.
2
W., $1.
olis Friday morning at 6 o’clock and
The Presbyterian women’s mis­ a trophy of his hunt.
William F. Blackert et ux to Ed­
' arrived in Ashland at noon Sunday.
sionary society will meet with Mrs.
ward
A. Erickson et ux., lot 6. block will do your plowing right now-
For
pleating
see
Orres.
3 0 3 tf,c . H. Ling, uncle of Harvey Ling,
Hattie Silsby, on Hargadine street,
31. Gold Hill, $1.
in your hard, sticky soil.
former Ashland and Medford resi-
Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Sheriff
to
Jackson
County
bank,
Mrs. Curry will lead the home study R u sh P resbyterian Church W ork— j ^ n t, accompanied Mr. Greer to
B argain iu used sew in g m achine;
Work on the Presbyterian church j Yreka. Calif., where he will visit part d. 1. c. 59, twp. 38. R. 1 w /
on mountain work. Mrs. Van Sant,
a lso a new carload o f Whit«» sew ­
$5203.47.
the foreign work, on India. Mrs. annex is being rushed with an idea I his brother, W. J. Ling, who recently
ing m achines ju st in, at
Charles McClain et ux to W. H.
of
completing
the
structure
before'
underwent
a.
serious
operation.
Ross, president of the society, will
Spellman, lot in sec. 25, twp. 37 s.,
winter. The foundations have been
conduct the devotional study.
R. 2 W„ $10.
laid and the frame . work is now F irst R ain fall—
Henry A. Rehkopf et ux to W. N.
going
up.
Repuinting
of
the
main
Albert Taxi. Phone 183. 307-lm
Ashland residents were given the
Carl
et ux, land In sec. 17, twp. 38
building will begin soon.
first hint of fall last night when the
S„ R. 4 W., $10.
Yreka Visitor—
city was visited by the first rain of
Watch
Yeo’s
window.
Samuel E. Combes et ux to Jacob
299-tf
Mrs. Calra Russell, of Yreka, Calif,
the season during the early morning
“THE ELHART WAY”
R.
Hudson, part block 11, Imperial
who was an Ashland visitor during
hours. Louis Dodge, local weather
DEPENDABILITY AND QUALITY
the reunion of the Southern Oregon Big F ru it Croi»—
BEFORE PRICE
compiler, states that the rainfaB was addition to Medford.
Henry
Warner
et
ux
to
Clarsf
Belle
|
S.
B.
Stoner
reports
a
large
crop;
21
of
an
inch.
Pioneer association, is the guest of
Southwell, lots 3 and 4, block 58,
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Mrs. A. H. Russell, on North Main of pears and apples on his fifty acre I
j
Central
Point, $800.
ranch in Sams Valley. He states To Visit Grandmother—
street.
Clara Belle Southwell to Robert
that 1000 boxes of pears and 5000
Miss Marita Frizzle arrived this
Chas. S. Wilson— Painting, paper­ boxes of apples are expected to be morning from Snoqualime Falls, Southwell, lots 3 and 4, block 58.
hanging, tinting. Satisfaction guar­ taken from the orchard this year.
i Wash. Miss Frizzelle will spend the Central Point, $1.
Ashland lodge No. 944 B. P. O .!
anteed. P. O. Box 244.
8-lm*
winter months with her grandmoth­
E. , to A. E. Thompson, part block
Civic Club luncheon at Hotel Ash­ er, Mrs. J. W. Mills.
P ioneer R eturns—
land Tuesday, September 20, at 12
23. Chitwood tract, Ashland, $1025.
Mrs. Mary Dunn, who has been o’clock.
Tickets, 60c, at Mrs. H ere on Shopping Trip—
H. Victor Schaupp et al to Albert
visiting in Portland, is again at home Sugg’s millinery parlor. 39 East
Mrs. U. S. Ragland, of Siskiyou, F. Payne, mining claim, $1.
with her daughter, Mrs. E. J. Van Main, street.
10-6* Calif., was in the city Saturday shop­
City of Medford to George Iver­
Sant.
ping among the local business son, lot 4, block 1, Narregan addi­
Rsuichers R eturn__
i bouses. Mrs. Ragland and children tion to Medford, $450.
GIVEN AWAY
Good food, cooxed right, served
Sheriff to Max Gabauer et ux, lot
William Wehrli and family, who have recently returned from a two
at reasonable prices. Hotel Ashland have been spending the past three weeks visit with friends and rela- on Main street, Ashland, $11,396.95.
Have you asked about itT
Grill.
297tf weeks at their ranch in Qilliam tlves in the northern part of this
Thomas G. Barrows et ux to Wil­
The
20th is the last day iu
liam G. Pierce, part lot 3, block 3,
county, looking after business, re- s^u^e -
M ove to Talent.—
which to act.
Barrs addition to Medford, $1.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Badger and turned home Saturday.
R eturn to Trail, O r e . -
Frank L. Earhart to Arlene Ear-
little Helen Joyce moved to Talent
Mrs.
S.
M.
Hayes,
of
Trail,
who
hart, S% of SE%, sec. 34. twp. 35
Orres cleans and remodels clothes.
Saturday, where Mr. Badger is cash­
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. S„ R. 4 W., $10.
303«
ier in the bank. They have purchased
L. A. Bentley, returned yesterday
Charles H. Gillette et ux to Harry
the Adamson house for their new ModeNto, C alif., Visitors—
evening to her home.
Silver et al, half interest in land in
home.
John M. Scott, of Modesto, Calif.,
sec. 7, twp. 39 S., R. 2 E., $10.
who was an Ashland visitor for a Fam ily R eunion—
Harry Silver et al to Pompadour
Anyone interested in inlUinery
The home of Mrs. L. A. Bentley, Mineral Springs company, half in­
few weeks this summer, returned
and dressmaking classes must be
Saturday from Minnesota. He wil’ 257 East Third street, was the scene terest in land in sec. 7, twp. 39 s.,
present at the public library Tues­ spend a short visit with friends here. I
a P’ea8ant family reunion yester- R 2 E., $10.
day, September 20, at 2:30 p. m.
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day. Those present were: Mr. and
Ida N. Smith to Mrs. Lettie Jud»y,i
Places in these classes canot be re­
Fall woolens and fashions are now i Mrs. W. E. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. H.
served by phone. Applicants desir­ in at Orres tailor shop. Save $5 to
Bentley and son, Mr. and Mrs.
ing to join must be present and be $15 by ordering your suit now. 303tf ^ acy Hayes, of Trail, Mr. and Mrs.
prepared to pay tuition fees. Par­
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i James Pool, and Sidney, Frank and
ent-Teachers Association.
13-3 Aviator Returns—
i Olivia Bentley, making a complete
A. B. MacKenzie. /local aviator, | family reunion. The ifey was much
Port land VisitiM— •
who engaged in stunt flying and pas-1 enjoyed by all.
Mrs. William Clyde is enjoying a
senger carrying over Ashland during,
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visit from her friend, Mrs. L. Jami­
E
n
tertain
at
D
inner Party—
the summer months, returned Sat­
son, of Portland. Her nephew, Ar­
urday from Portland, where he has
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Snyder were
chie Leggett, is expected today for
been for the past several weeks. entertained at a dinner party yes-
a short visit. He will arrive from
Aviator MacKenzie suffered a bad j terday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Portland also.
fall while flying a company plane, Snyder. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sny-
near
Portland recently. The plane1 der were recently married in Cali-
Something new in eo's window.
was
completely
wrecked and Mac-i fornla and have move dto ranch near
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Kenzie sustained two broken rib s, Talent where they will make their
and a few braises. Mr. MacKenzie ! home.
C hristian W orkers’ Band—
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The Christian Workers’ band held made a trip to Crater Lake Satur-'
day
for
the
purpose
of
looking
over
a service yesterday at the Green
Springs school bouse.
The band available landing sites, with the idea
(X)MPLMTK KITCHEN
from Talent accompanied the Ash­ of a possible passenger carrying ser­
OUTFITS
vice between Crater Lake. Ashland
land group.
and Klamath Falls.
you can obtaiu at this store—
The Heider Tractor
and P.&0. Disc Plow
Peil’s Corner
A $3.00
Conklin
Fountain
Pen
AUTOM O TIVE SHOP
Expert Auto Repairing
Phone 44
KAY & MORRISON
100 Main St.
Ashland, Ore.
COURT NEWS
Trousers at $3.50. A few left at
Salts Made to
Orres Tailor Shop.
30Stf
Cleaning and repairing on short
notice. K. Nelson, Hotel Ashland
L eave for Albany—
302tf
Bldg.
Mrs. Ira Leslie and daughter.
Grace, left last night for Albany,
Jiggs and Maggie in person at
where Miss Grace will enter college Eagle Point Saturday night. Septem­
as a freshman. Mrs. Leslie will re­ ber 24. Also Super-Giant balloon
turn in a few days.
dances and popular ’’Spot” dances.
Marriage License«
Gerald Emmet Gunter and Hazel
Powell.
William John Crandall and Gladys
-'»nderson.
CiiTuit. Court
Farmers & Fruit Growers bank
vs. Peter Ensele et al. Amended^'
complaint.
Medford vs. Ferdinand Webber.
Default decree.
Majestic Orchestra.
15-6*
Your fall suit is here. Paulser
Carl Flchtner vs. W. T. Estep et
ud’s.
307tf H oneym ooners R e t u r n -
al. Return of service.
Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Crandall, new­
F. G. Swedenberg vs. M. M. Mur­
Form er Resident V isits—
lyweds,
who
were
married
in
Ash­
ray.
Summons.
J. O. Holt, a former resident of
land
Thursday
of
last
week,
re­
Edna M. Johnson vs. William B.
Talent and well known in this vicin­
turned
yesterday
from
Crater
Lake.
Johnson.
Divorce.
ity, was in the city Saturday visit­
Mrs.
Crandall,
late
of
Ellensburg,
J.
E.
Miner
et al vs. Wm. L.
ing old time friends before contin­
Wash.,
is
also
a
doctor
and
will
prac­
Greenleaf et ux. Summons.
uing his auto trip to Eugene, where
tice in Ashland with her husband
Frank Randley vs. J. C. H aba et
he has been engaged in cannery work
under
the
firm
name
of
Crandall
&
\
al
Answer.
*
for several years. Mr. Holt is re­
Crandall.
Ralph R. Dusenberry vs. Maud M,
turning to Eugene after a tour of
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Dusenberry. Divorce.
California.
Christian S d en ce L ecture—
Medford National bank vs. Wm.
Reverend Andrew J. Graham, C. S. L. Holmes et al. Release of judfr-
Exquisitely tailored suits at Paul-
•erud’s.
307tf B., of Boston, Massachusetts, mem-Jment.
her of the Board of Lectureship offll John Denny et al vs. George Wolff.
W eather Forecast for W eek—
The Mother Church, The First
The following weather predictions Church of Christ, Scientist, in Bos­
for this week have been made by ton, Massachusetts, will deliver a
the weather bureau at Washington, j fro® lecture on Christian Science..
D. C.;
Thursday, September 22, 1921, at 8*
Pacific Coast States— Normal tem-i o’clock p. m., at the Elks Temple. ,
peratures and generally fair, except' under the direction of First Church
showers on the north coast.
; of Christ, Scientist, Ashland. T h e!
CHOCOLATE
Northern Rocky Mountain and public is cordially invited to be pres-1
VANHdaA
Plateau Regions— Generally fair anS ent.
15-4
STRAWBERRY
normal temperatures, but with prob­
MAPLE NUT
ability of scattered showers Tues­ Return from California —
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Poor have re­
day or Wednesday.
turned) from an enjoyable visit with
Cliff Payne makea benches.
friends in southern California.
We sell
Brick Ice Cream
Ashland Creamery
.r
everything the model cook or
housekeeper could desire in
pots, pans and preserving ket­
tles. A little journey through
our establishment will give you
many suggestions as to things
you should have.
SIMPSON’S HARDWARE
Do More Than Live
Enjoy Life!
The enjoyment which comes from
eliminating worry, from being able
to plan and carry through those
plans, belongs almost exclusively to
those who save.
Open a thrift account here. Start
with only a dollar, if you will, but
start. Do more than live — enjoy
MW*
The Citizens Bank
Ashland, Oregon
PAO» THREW
B U S IN E S S A N D P R O F E S S IO N A L
One cgpt
PHYSICIANS.
ATTORNEYS.
Hi-hia—» ■
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Practice BRIGGS A BR1ÚGS*—Attorneys-at-
limited to eye, ear, nose and
Law, Pioneer Block, Ashland.
throat. Offtce hours, 10 to 12 and.
2 to 6. Swedsnburg Bldg., Ash-! L. A. ROBERTS—-A t torn ey-at-Luw.
land. Ore.
78-tfi Rooms 5 and 6, Citizens' Bank
Bldg.
DR. J. J. EMMENS— Physician and .■ S i l l" . •». '.I!, •' —-
CHIROPRACTORS.
Surgeon.
Practice limited to
eye, ear, nose and throat. Glasses DR. GEO. J. KTNZ — Chiropractor.
supplied. Oculist and aurlst for
Suite 8. Examination Free. No.
S. P. R. R. Offices, M.
and H.
25, the Plaza. Office Phone 103.
Bldg., Medford, Ore. Phone 567.
Residence Phone 401.
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ASHLAXD HEALTHATORIUM— Dr.
E. B. Angell, Chiropractic, Elec­
trical Treatments, Mineral and
P ioneer B uilding.
Vit-o-Net Baths.
First National
Phon« 260-R. Res. 274-J or 367-J
Bank Building. Phone 48.
DBS. SA\WYER & CRANDALL
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
FOR SALK.
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS.
• I.
FOR SALE— Nice bassinet for some T. L. POWELL— GENERAL TRANS-
body’s baby, in good condition.
FER — Good team and motor-
Call 354 Liberty or phone 335-R. j trucks. Good service at a reason
14-31 able price. Phone 83.
FOR SALE— Ford touring car in FOR PROMPT and careful service
good condition, $175. 247 Third I with Auto-Trucks or Horse Drays,
St.
12-6*
call Whittle Transfer Co., Phoue
117. Office 89 Oak street, Neai
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING —
Hotel Austin.
Mattresses made over; packing -g a -ia a a a i_ ■■ vjsi . h w j j ih .................. — .m m u
and crating. Douglas. 253 Fourth
TAXI.
St. Phone 63-R.
10-6’
TAXI— Acklin’s
Rose Bros. Phone
GRAVENSTEIN APPLES— 50 lb.
213.
136-tf
box, 75c delivered. Phone 9-F-l 1.
EXPERT CAR REPAIRING at rea­
SWEET CIDER— 40c gal. delivered.
sonable prices. Llthia Garage.
Phoue 9 -F -l 1.
12-1 mo
SALESMAN WANTED
GAR WASHING
SALESMAN to cover local territory
selling dealers. Guaranteed sal­ EXPHRT CAR WASHING aud polish­
ing. Lithia Garage, phone 114
ary of $10» week for right man.
12-lmo
The Richards Co., 200 Fifth Ave.,
New York. N. Y.
12-6*
VQR BALE— REAL ESTATE.
HELP WANTED.
FOR SALE-—160 acres of land seven
WANTED— Laborers and teamsters
miles east of Aohland, 3 room
for construction work on irriga­
house, fair barn. 2,000,000 feet
tion project near Medford, Ore­
of timber, three-fourths mile Irom
gon. Wages $3 for eight hours,
school, several springs, 12 acres
less $1 for board. Job will last
In cultivation. 50 acres fenced,
all winter. Rogue River Valley
good terms at 6 per cent, or will
Canal Co.. Medford. Ore.
14-7 ! trade for Ashland property. See
C. B. Lumkin.
8-1 mo
WANTED.
WANTED-—A few private boarders» FOR SALE— Cozy convenient four-
rooni cottage, with roomy base­
Inquire 78 Fourth St.. or phoire
ment
and outbuildings. Good size
471-J.
13-tf
lot with plenty of friut. Nice lo­
cation with fine view. Desirable
WANTED-—About five acres with
for small family who want mod­
improvements, small house pre­
erate
priced home. Apply to own­
ferred, close to town.
State
er
on
premises, 705 Penn. Ave.
amount. Frank Anderson, 1065
Corner
Harrison.
4-Imo
Divisadero St., San Francisco. ■JU'____ !-!g aeg—
B— BBT - - V
1
1 1
Calif.
305-lmo*
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR RENT.
FOR EXCHANGE— My equity $380»
FOR RENT— Furnished front bed
strictly modern stucco 5 room
room, gentlemen only. Phone 367-
bungalow with sleeping porches,
V or call 155 Factory.
13-tf
in Dinuba, Calif., town of 5000.
center of raisin belt. For purity
FOR RENT— Very desirable suit« of
Improved farm.
D Rasmussen,
rooms and board for couple. Also
Cutler.
Calif.
8-9*
single room. Telephone 247-R. j
13-3* ,
FOR RENT— Two room furnished j
apartment for light housekeeping, j
$15 per month.
Inquire 1 2 9 ’
Granite.
11-tf
CHICHESTER
S PILLS
T I I E U I A llO N D n B iS u .
X a d lra l A .U J o » r U n i » M fui
P i l l . In B e d »Rd tio ld neO U k\
bo.ee. sealed with Blue Ribbon.
T a k e n o other. U n r o f r o w v
•’roeulirt. A.k fo rt'IIJ -cn ElC T E Ild
» 1 4 MONI» IIKANI» I ’fjL.LA, fj.
y en s known •« Best. Ssfesf. Al »»v- !.eU»bl<
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
WHERE
INTERURHAN AUTOCAR GO.
Effective March 21), 1020.
Daily (Except Sunday)
LV. MEDFORD
LV. ASHLAND
7:16 a. m.
7 :1 6 a . m.
8:00 a. m.
8:00 a. m.
8:45 a. nt.
8:45 a. m.
9:30 a. m.
9 :$ 0 a .m .
10:15 a. in.
10:15 a. m.
11:00 a. m.
11:00 a. m.
12:00 Noon
18:00 Noon
12:46 p.m.
12:45 p. m.
1:30 p. m.
1:30 p. m.
2:16 p. m. |
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3:00 p. ra. ¡
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4:30 p. in.
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8:46 p. m ..
9:30 p. m. ■
9:30 p. m.
10:30 p. m. Sat. wily 12:16 Midgt j
SUNDAY ONLY
LV. MEDFORD
LV. ASHLAND J
9:00 a. m .'
9:00 a. m.
10:00 a. m.i
10:00 a. m.
11:00 a. m.
11:00 a in.
12:00 Noon
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9:30 p. ra.
9:30 p. m.
Ashland Waiting— East Side Phar­
macy.
JACKSONVTIaLK-MEDFYJRD
DAILY EXCERr SUNDAY
LV. MEDFORD
LV. J’S’NWLK
7:80 a. m.
7:40 a. m.
8:10 a. m.
9:00 a. m.
10:00 a. ra.
10:30 a. m.
11:30 a. ra.
12:00 Noon
1:00 p. m.
1:30 p. ra.
2:00 p. m.
3:00 p. in.
3:46 p. m .¡
4:30 p. m.
5:00 p. m. I
5:30 p. ra.
7:00 p. ra 1
9:30 p. m.
8 :00 p. ra.
Sat. only
7 :3 0 p m .
9:50 p. ra.
Sat. only
10:30 p. m.
WE RUN ON SUNDAYS
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG
Daily and Sunday
LV. MEDFORD
LV. ROSEBURG
11:00 a. m.
1, 00 p. m.
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS
aHU Sunda
ndny
^
LV.
G T ’S PASS
- - - ,
- 1 •
8:00 a. ni.
10:00 a. m.
11:00 a. iq.
1 :00 p. in.
1:00 p. in.
4:00 p. m.
6:15 p. m.
4:30 p. m.
Grants Pass Waiting Room— Tbe
Boabonalar«.
Pham» *60.
C W * and WhitfOg Room: No. f-
S. Front St., Nash Hotel Building, |
Canvas
Shoes
for
Hunttnfl
and
Fishing
W e carry several
w ith
Rubber.
kiad«.
Mad«*
Cempuaition
or
leal her «tiles.
WHERE’S THE FERE?
Some times that fire whistle
gets into the habit of blowing off
when there is no fire, but you
know it when It is blowing for a
fire alarm; the big question then
is “Where is the fire?”
Tbe
truck is on the go— where?. It
may be a small blase or It may
already be past control— BUT
there is a fire! That’s what the
fire whistle tells you and your
heart jumps taster.
Many times that call may be
answered and NOT be for you?
home or your business. But once
— just that vital opce— may prove
the disaster of your life. Sup­
pose it comes today, tomorrow—
who can tell when? Are you fully
protected? Why take tbe chances?
What has happened can happen.
If it should happen to you, would
It hurt? A few dollars invested
in a good fire policy today may
save you a thousand tonight.
BUttngs Ageney
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