H. R. Adame, the Plumber, ¿«He
• RU<1 P a tty ”- G ive»—
.
,
,
S 11" ' Christian
Local and Personal
M ote» to GW C alter H em e—
Special breakfast, 60s. from « to*
H otel A shland Grill.
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Suits pressed for 50 cents. John
Bright fall w eather gives the fru it
Maly, tailor, Peil building, Plaza.
growers opportunity to ‘ worm ”
L eave for Los A n g e l e s -
th eir peach and prune trees. The!
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Johnson, 4 8 1 1 H igh School R e c e p t io n -
root borer is one of the most serious
N orth Main street, Ashland residents
rpjie fresbnien class at the local
pests of the peach and prune in Ore-;
for many years, left this morning for bjgb gcbool will be given the official gon! “ W orm ing.” or removing the;
Los Angeles. Calif., where they will wejcomjng ‘ party” of the year at an borers by hand, is as yet the most
m ake th e ir home at 11 lb Santa Rosa entertalnm ent* arranged
by the reliable method known for th eir con-!
avenue of th a t city.
sophomore class in the school gym trol. Use a sharp knife and avoid
nasium at 7:30 o’clock this evening. injury to the tree. It is well to ap
Dr. M attie B. Shaw will render the It Is understood that hazing will be ply Bordeaux m ixture to the wound«
dram a, “ Miss Glbbie G ault,” for the taboo but as one sophomore ex before replacing the soil. The Ore
benefit of the community club house pressed j|, “th a t is only alleged.”
gon A gricultural college experiment
F riday evening, October 28, a t the
station has developed washes for
M ethodist church. Come and hear It.
Something new U 7eo*s window. sum m er use, form ulas of which will
299-tf be sent free to any one Interested.—
V isits R uger F am ily—
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Entomology.
Mrs. John Hickey and daugther, Quit 1 Chautauqua Board—
of D unsm uir, Calif., an d Mrs. Joseph'
Mrs. Fred S. Engle, prom inent in
A storia— Prices of milk delivered
G regoire and son, of Tacoma, Wash., Ashland Red Cross and club work, in city advances from 8 to 12 cents
are the guests of the Ruger family,! resigned from the Chautauqua board per quart.
on North Main street. Mrs. Gregoire of directors at a meeting held at the
i Billings agency W ednesday evening. '
is a niece of Mr. Ruger.
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The vacancy has not yet been filled
M erchants’ noan lunch, 60c, Hotel by the board of directors. Mrs.
Ashland Grill.
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ficient tim e to devote to the work.
Visits Sister H e r e -
The board considered the chautau-
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor, of Al- qUa program for the coming year,
gonia, are visiting with Airs. C. E. Discussion centered around the ad-
Ellis, who has been ill at the home visability of a six or seven-day sched-
of her aunt. Mrs. McCallister, for ule of the Ellison-W hite chautau-
the past several months. Mr. T a y lo r. qU3( with which the board decided
is a b ro th er of Mrs. Ellis.
to contract for the next year.
any kind, for
tw enty-four
Cafe.
private
hours’
parties on Roge Bros. < in serve them .
Nelda
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M cK innis Fam ily R eturns—
One cent the wo rd each time.
i. U a....... Id
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PETRIT JURY TO
CONVENE MONDAY
Thomas McKinnis and family have
The petit jury will convene next
retu rn ed from their California trip
Monday, with Judge F. M. Calkins
and have concluded, for a tim e at
on the bench. The docket has not
least, to settle in Ashland.
They
been arranged as yet. Three Bank
are located at 228 Factory street.
The McKinnis (amity is related to °< J«<*ao„ville cases will come be-
Mrs. Val Inlow. of Mountain av en u e., fore th,s term ° f c° ur • ° w 1 •
and has a num ber ot old-tlm.
Blakeley, form er county
triends h e r . who are <Ud o t tb e ir* ‘™ as«rer; Chester C ^K u b ll. Apple-
re tu rn to this city. The McKinnis’ , sate rancher, and Charles Owen.
lived In Ashland thirteen years a g o .' Salt Lak' ’ v ta h ’ Olltnan-
w . H. Johnson, form er cashier of
5 It is logical th a t pouring drugs i the bank, now serving a ten year
into the stomach will not cure , term at Salem, will be one of the
c a ta rrh in the head. Hyomei, medi witnesses in these cases and will be
cated air, reaches the seat of the dis brought down from Salem for that
ease. G uaranteed by McNair Bros purpose.
OR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Practice BRIGGS A BRIGGS— A ttorneys-at-
Law, Pioneer Block, Ashland.
limited to eye, ear, nose and
throat. Office hour«, 10 to 12 and
2 to 5. Swedenburg Bldg., Ash L. A. ROBERTS— Attorney-at-Law.
Room* 5 and 6, Citizens' Bank
land, Ore.
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Bldg.
OR. J. J. EMMENS— Physician and
CHIROPRACTORS.
Surgeon.
Practice limited to
eye, ear, nose and throat. Glasses DR. GEO. J. KINZ — Chiropractor4.
supplied. Oculist and aurlst for
Examination free.
Suite 8, No.
S. P. R. R. Offices, M. F. and H.
25, the Plaza. Office phone 103;
Bldg., Medford, Ore. Phone 567.
residence phone 401.
This is the start of
a better day
■ There’s satisfying comfort and cheer in a
breakfast cup of Postum, and there’s no disturb
ing element to irritate nerves or digestion and
leave mental energy lagging before the day is
done.
.' Thousands of former coffee users have found
that Postum meets every demand for a delicious
table beverage, and brings steadier nerves, clearer
mind—better health.
As many cups as you like with any meal-
no after-regrets.
Postum comes in two forme: Instent Postum (in tins)
m.H. instantly in the cup by the addition of boiling water.
Postum Cereal (in packages of larger bulk, for thoee w h o
prefer to make the drink while the meal is being prepared)
made by boiling for 20 minutes.
“There’s a Reason” for Postum
ORDER YOUR
B lock W ood
NOW
W inter is coming—prices are wgkt. Supply may be lim
ited later, as shipments from factory have already
stopped.
ASHLAND LUMBER CO.
PHONE 20
T ’S A F A C T — listen:
You know w hat y o u ’ve
always wanted a cigarette to do.
Chesterfields do it.
They not only please your
taste but they do another thing—
They satisfy.
They give to your smoking a
“completeness” that is altogether
new and different.
Those fine tobaccos—Turkish,
Burley and other choice Domestic
varieties— are blended right.
Just right!
»•
That’s why you get “ satisfy
in Chesterfields.
And the blend can’t be copied.
There’s no use looking for
“ satisfy” anywhere else.
D on’t try it—try Chesterfields.
I
FOR SALE — Six-room plastered
house; best of plumbing; wood
house, chicken house, and 14 lots.
925 B street, corner Eighth. Look
FOR SALE — Everbearing straw
it over and if suited, will make
berry plants, 1 cent each; come
satisfactory terms. S. L. Allen.
and get them. Bert Smith, 733
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Oak street.
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FOR SALE— Furnished or u n fu r
FOR SALE— Law books; 71 vol
nished, 5-room modern bungalow;
umes of Oregon reports, volumes
sleeping porch, large basem ent;
1 to 54 and 62 to 78, inclusive.
large lot; lawn;
fruit, berries,
G. W. Trefren, 267 F ourth street,
flowers; garden; all in Al shape;
Ashland.
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priced right for quick sale. Ses
-J a c k Falls, 55 Pine street.
WINTER APPLES— Good size, 5 0 1
24-lmo*
lb. box 75c delivered. P hone'
9 -F -ll.
FOR RENT.
FOR SALE — Cocoa-Cola barrels, FOR RENT— House, centrally locat
fine for cider; also one ten-gallon
ed; six rooms with large pantry
keg, a num ber of one-gallon glass
and bath. See E. E. Phipps, next
jugs and a lot of patent topped . door Tidings office.
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fruit jars, tw o-quart. Depot Sup-i
ply Store (form erly Depot D rug' FOR RENT — W ell-located and
Store), 267 F ourth street, Ash
pleasant furnished housekeeping
land.
41-3 i rooms for the w inter; vacant on
or about the 20th. Phone 353-L.
FOR SALE — Electric washer in
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first-class condition. Phone 12 0.
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pletely furnished; close in; price
FOR SALE— H eating stove for coal
reasonable. Inquire 166 Harga-
or wood; good as new. 63 Pin® *dine. Phone 122.
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street. Phone 437-R.
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FOR SALE— Spitz cull apples. 322
Wimer.
4 2-6*
in
— and the blend
can't be copied
Did you ever try to save a m in
ute by not stopping to read a guide
post on a strange road, and then
spend hours finding your wav
back to your original route?
Exasperating?
Yes, but th a t’s nothing to what
it will be if you try to “ save” a
few dollars by driving without
Travelers’ Automobile Insurance
— and then have an accident.
FOR SALE— Dodge touring car, in
good condition. Automotive Shop.
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FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING —
M attresses made over, packing and
crating.
Douglass, 254 F ourth
St. Phone 6 3 - R . I S t f
FD R SALE.
Every dollar you ‘‘saved” by
failing to insure may cost you a
hundred when it comes to settling
the damage claims.
Brick building and lot— fully occu
pied a t rental insuring good re
turns on investm ent.
Billings Agency
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
E stablished 1883
Phon® 211
41 E, Main St
25. acres with six room house, large
barn. About 12 acres orchard, 2
acres alfalfa, good garden a n d
farm land.
28 Vi acres with fine dwelling, barn,
packing house. About 20 acres in
good orchard.
Balanc® suitable
for farm products.
7 acres with good fruit, house ano j
chicken shed. Sightly location.
Furnished six room dwelling on a
paved street, one of the finest lo- j
cations in the city.
Inquire a t
I
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Underground
tem peratures in
crease with depth at different rates
in different parts of the world, rang-,
ing all the way from 1 degree
Fahrenheit in twenty feet to 1 de- j
gree in 17 0 feet. The average for
the world is 1 digree in between
fifty and sixty feet.
Freew ater cannery in full o p e ra -1
tion.
and selectyours?
JUMPER DRESSES
are now in great favor.
We have them in flan
nel, serge, jersey and
trieotine, $7.75 up.
A
Penny Wise,
Pound Foolish
ALL KINDS of upholstering and
m attress work done in exchange
for discarded furniture. Douglas,
253 Fourth street. Phone 63-R.
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LADIES
>
FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE.
LOST— Cameo brooch.
Fincter re
turn Tidings office. Reward.
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everv wav.
Whv not look them over
Has*
M e n th» M R
A ik - T IG H T tin* nf SO ’
Lioorrr A
M y b u T obacco C o .
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J
FER — Good team and m otor
KIRTLAND FARM is offering for
trucks. Good service at a reason
sale cheap one registered 2-year- able price. Phone 83.
old black Percheron stallion, sired
by Ketab, the best Im ported Black FOR PROMPT and careful service
Percheron in valley; or will s e ll, with Auto-Trucks or Horse Drays,
call W hittle T ransfer Co., Phone
Ketab. These are priced so they
117. Office 89 Oak street, Near
will pay for themselves next year.
Hotel Austin.
We also have some young teams
for sale. Will sell a few regis
CAR WASHING
tered Milking Shorthorn cows and
heifers; two bull calves, sired by EXPERT CAR WASHING and polish
Foothill’s Corporal, the grand
ing. Lithla Garage, phone 114.
champion of the Pacific coast.
W rite, phone or come and see. EXPERT CAR REPAIRING at rea
sonable prices. Lithia Garage.
Phone 19-X-3, Central Point, Or.
J. E. Mason. Superintendent. 4 2-tf
LOST.
and sizes to choose from but every day they are thinning
out.
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F. L. POW ELL— GENERAL TRANS
SEWING MACHINES, clocks and
phonographs repaired.
Douglas. |
253 F ourth street. Phone 63-R.
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with that label
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WANTED— At once, women to c a l, CHAIR DOCTOR — Anything fixed
up and sold for you, from a wagon
fruit at Bagley Canning Co., Tal
to a wheelbarrow, or a piano to a
ent, Ore.; transportation
free.
penny whistle. Third and A. op
Phone 364-J-l
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posite freight depot. No phone.
WAN 1 KD.
W rite.
2 8-1 mo
WANTED— To borrow $250, first
ROOFERS
loan on city property, value $1100.
267 Eighth.
42-2* GRAHAM A WILSON. practical
roofers; new roofs laid and old
WANTED— Small improved moun
roofs repaired. 103 E. Eleventh
tain ranch; m ust have w ater; give
street.
Medford, Ore.
particulars first letter. Box A-8,
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Tidings.
TR A N SFER AND EX PR E SS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Ju st now there is a splendid assortment of styles
T
CHAIR DOCTOR
H EI.P W ANTED.
“ SINGER” leads, as usual; 1922
models now on floor, Swenson &
McRae's; see them ; your term s
are ours. J. W. Scott, Sales Man
ager Southern Oregon.
35-1 mo
COATS
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=
and
d>:
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FOR BALK.
SUITS
satisfy
DR. LINCOLN
KALLON— X-ray ASHLAND HEALTHATORIUM— Dr.
diagnosis; Ashland Laboratory,
E. B. Angell, Chiropractic, Elec
Dr Jarvis’ Sanitarium ; hours, 1
trical Treatm ents, Mineral and
to 5 p.m. Phone Ashland 126.
Vit-o-Net Baths.
F irst National
Medford
Laboratories,
Sacred
Batik Building. Phone 48.
H eart H ospital; hours, 8 a.m.' to
12m.; evenings by appointm ent. PHONE your next job of plumbing
to Jerry O’Neal, Beaver Building.
Phone Medford 714.
Residence
Phone 138.
phone, Medford 61.
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LIVE STOCK
Sold by all grocers
for
will
ATTÖRNÄIH.
PHYSICIANS.
Put this
down in
black
and
white I
W here b etter tam ales are served
notice.
B U S IN E S S A N D P R O F E S S IO N A L
Church
Bible Class Gives)
Wednesday Party
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We furnish salads and croquettes.
6 j? ï
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‘•Turn backward, turn backward.
l ««H b ffié e and family have
oh. Time in thy flight, and make me movÄd t0
bld C arter home on
a child again just for tonight. fo u n ta in avenue, form erly occupied
Cflrls, short dresses and “ kid trucks’’ fey GlareOc< Barney and family,
The d a ss party of the adult
were much in evidence at a party
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classes of the C hristian Bible school
given this week by the Women s
A rare tre a t aw aits the public in wag he,d W ednesday night at the
Benefit association of the M accabee;tbe rendering of the dram a, “ M’s s , c h ristian church parlors. ‘The meet-
lodge. The women were Pressed as Oibbie G ault,” at the Methodist -ng wag well attended
Tbe r00ms
children and played "kid games” church Friday evening, October 28, were a tt,actively decorated
with,
during the evening.
-
for the benefit of the community j autum n leaves and vines an d flow
club house.
ers tastefully arranged.
An orig
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F or p leatin g, see Orre«.
inal game, planned by the superin
i May Leave fo/ C a lifo rn ia -
tendent, Frank Patterson, was am us
M otor to A pplegate—
W ilmer Poley and family, accom- ing Each couple was given a sub
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Applegate mo-j panied by Mrs. Josephine Poley, ex ject upon which they were to com
tored to the Applegate country on a pect to leave for California next pose a poem in a certain num ber of
pleasure and business trip.
week to spend the winter.
■ minutes.
The poems were rea/f
aloud and a vote taken as to which
The dram atic entertainm ent by
Woolens for men and women sold were considered best. Dr. Buchan-
17tf ; an conducted the stu n t games. The
Dr. Mattie B. Shaw in the Methodist by the yard— C. Orres
church on the even in g of October 28 j
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doctor formerly taught school and
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»will be entertaining and instructive..
W atch Yeo’s window.
it seems he hasn’t forgotten some of.
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Don’t fail to ehar it.
his schoolroom methods. R efresh
Wild G eese Sighted—
ments were served by the ladies in
Owe» Property Sold—
Several flocks of geese were sight-
charge. Those present, besides the
Julius E. Foss, foAnerly of Tai-; ed over the city yesterday. The
children, were: John W olters. W. J.
ent, has purchased the home at 27$; birds, heading due south, are the
Albert, S. Peterson, Mr. an d Mrs. S.
B street from Mrs. A. C. Owen. The; forerunners of cold w eather, accord-
M. W right, Mr. and Mrs. J. V .!
sale was made through the Billings. Ing to the old-time w eather proph-
W right, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cochran,
agency.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs.
Home-made tam ales served at Dr. Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. D. N .;
For high grade tailoring for men
Rose Bros.
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and women— C. Orres.
Swingle, J. M. Beaver;
Mesdames
A
tterbury,
Owen,
G
albraith,
Reed,
Fashion Show—
læ a v es for R o s e b u r g -
The millinery and sewing classes Myers, Hall, Bryant, J. Putm an, W.
Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Perry left
being conducted by the Parent- A. Cooper. D. Hale, M. Cole, F. D.
yesterday for Roseburg, w here they
J
y
n
\ Teachers association are speeding Swingle, J. W. Headley, L. BonnfM,,
will make their home. Mr. Perry is ;
,
. x. „ a v
n . . i , i . UP th eir work in preparation for the J. Champie, L. Driver, L. Hedrick,
an employe of the Southern Pacific, * .
; coming fashion show to be held in C. Morrison, F. Crowson, and Misses
company.
;th e Chautauqua Pioneer hall Octo- M. Benedict and Vert Champie and;
the superintendent, F. Patterson.
ber 26.
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M M TEMNGfl
THE
Friday, OetoVef t l. îWtt
R eady-to-w ear G arm ents ta il
ored during th e dull season—
b ig assortm ent to choos® from
-—every siae and every p r i c e -
w onderful value«. See th e ex
tra fin e French S erge dresse»
at > 1 6.75. A ll w ool P o lo cloth
coats at $ 1 8 .7 5 .
ORRES TAILOR SHOP
Used Car
Bargains
1920 Hudson speedster
in perfect condition, price
$1650.00.
Overland Four touring
ear used o n 1 y tinea
months, good as new
price $650.00.
One Stoddard roadster
in good running order. A
bargain, price $150.
< hie good Ford bug, spe
cial body, price $290.
One Oakland Six tour
ing ear, price $550.
Monthly payments if de
sired.
B u s y C o rn e r
M o to r Co.
Main at Riverside,
Medford, Oregon