Wednesday, April 5, 1Ö22
A shland daily tidings
Local and Personal
Property C hanges H ands —
J a c k F a h s h a s sold h is p ro p e rty a t
th e c o rn e r of B aum an d P in e s tr e e t
to E lv in D o u g h e rty , a ra ilw a y m ail
c le rk . Mr. D o u g h e rty h a s been liv
ing in th e J a m e s Y oung p ro p e rty on
1 ine s tr e e t a n d w ill ta k e possession
c i his new hom e M ay 15. A. C. Mey-
I m p r o v in g —
J e ss e N eil, w ho u n d e rw e n t an o p
e ra tio n a t th e local h o sp ita l sev eral
C liff P a y n e m ak e s h a t ra c k s
w eeks ago, is im p ro v in g slow ly, a f t e i
h a v in g been in a v ery se rio u s condi- P u rc lia se s C a r—
lio n fo r se v e ra l days.
A. C. M eyers h a s p u rc h a se d a new
“ 4 9 0 ” C h e v ro le t car.
Del M onte B a r tle tt p e a rs, 10 cen ts
p e r can a t D e tric k ’s G ro c e te ria . “ W e
S o m e th in g new in life in su ra n c e
sell fo r le ss.”
1 7 5 tf Yeo, of co u rse.
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U n d e r g o e s O p e r a tio n —
V is it o r fr o m C e n tr a l P o in t —
Dolly K a is e r, of W a ln u t s tr e e t, un
d e rw e n t an o p e ra tio n fo r ap p en d ici
tis a t th e G ra n ite C ity h o sp ita l T ues
day. She is re p o rte d a s d o in g nicely
DOMESTIC
R ay W a tk in s of C e n tra l P o in t
v isitin g in th e city W ednesday
D ew Drop Inn— for lunches.
E v e ry th in g fo r th e picnic, lu n ch or H e re fro m R o g u e R iv e r—
p a rty .
D e tric k ’s G rocelteria. “ T he
M iss T illie A n d erso n , of
H om e of Good E a ts .’’
1 7 5 tf R iv e r h as been v isitin g in
fo r th e p ast few days.
K. N elson does c le a n in g
re p a irin g a n d dyeing.
Oosr / 7 Million Jan Used Yearly
stin g w ith Mr. an d M rs. C. W .
of N orth M ain s rre e t fo r a few
T he B innevs a re n e a r re la tiv e s
b est hom e m ad e can d ies can
a t R ose B ro th e rs.
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P a sses T h ro u g h C ity—
M anaging E d ito r F ife r, of th e
P o rtla n d O re g o n ia n , w as a p a sse n g e r
on tra in 53 W e d n esd a y ev en in g , e n
ro u te to San F ra n cisc o , w h ere he will
a tte n d a m e e tin g of n e w sp a p e r men
th e re fo r a day o r tw o th e la tte r p ari
of th e week.
M akes T rip to B ro w n sv ille —
Rev. C. F. K o e h le r left fo r B row ns
ville th is m o rn in g to co n d u ct th e fu n
e ra l serv ices of M rs. L. K irk , a fo r
m er p a rish io n e r. Rev. K o e h le r will
r e tu r n S a tu rd a y .
A very good suit,
“Tailored to Measure
by Born,” at a price
you will agree is en
tirely fair*
M rs. Belie D e G ra f
Domestic Science Director California Prune
T h is is th e b e st m eth o d fo r fry in g
fish. It w ill be c risp an d if th e fat
lias been p ro p erly te s te d th e fish
will n o t be oily. S erve w ith t a r t a r
sa u ce o r slices of lem on.
O y ste r Stew
Tw o cups of raw o y ste rs, tw o cups
th in w h ite sauce.
Cook o y ste rs in th e ir ow n liq u o r
o r w a te r u n til th e ledges s lig h tly
c u rl.
H ave w h ite sa u ce p re p a re d
an d co m bine ju s t b e fo re serv in g .
F o r w h ite sa u ce m elt tw o ta b le sp o o n s
of b u tte r, add tw o tab le sp o o n s of
flo u r; m ix u n til w ell b len d e d , th e n
cook u n til fro th y a n d a d d tw o cups
of m ilk o r h a lf m ilk a n d h a lf o y ste r
liq u o r. Season an d serve.
F r ie d O y ste rs
D ra in a n d d ry o y ste rs. S p rin k le
w ith s a lt a n d p ep p er. B eat one egg,
ad d one tab le sp o o n of cold w a te r.
Dip o y ste rs in fine dry b re a d c ru m b s,
LAST TIME TODAY
RITA ¿OLIVET
• Adults
55c
• Children 10c
Inducing
War Tax
Friday—Saturday
You’ll find the com
pleted garments fully
up to your expecta
tions—money back if
you are not satisfied.
0. A. PAllLStRLD
toCKfl;, THE PRINTER'S DEPIL
A «.£
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VUAWUÏ OOVIM
TO sum ? HOMI «¿Onus'?
WOULD PRESERVE OLD HOUSE
Efforts Being Made to Raise Money to
Buy Dwelling Dating From Sev
enteenth Century.
Some who love good things—and
happily in te rest In the a rc h ite c tu re of
form er ages . is aw akening more
and more— are trying to preserve a
rem arkable old p e a sa n t's dwelling a t
H arreveld, a lonely ham let on the
h e a th e r in the province of G elderland.
It Is called los luis, dating from the
S eventeenth century and the last house
of tlie Saxon tyjie. Los, in the Geld-
ria u dialect, m eans open, by which it
is Indicated th a t th e house consists of
one room only and th a t th ere a re no
p artitio n s betw een the places for hous
ing and sleeping fo r men and b e a sts;
cows and goats and chickens living
peacefully to g eth er w ith th e inm ates.
T here is no chlm neyplace; t h e wood
lire burns in a hole in th e floor, which
is of stone, and th e sm oke is allowed
to And an outlet as it pleases.
T he peasants, m an and wife, who
a re living here a re beset w ith the ex
trem ely m odern, yet m ost u n fo rtu n ate
thought of having a wall built between
th e stable and th e dw elling room, a d d
ing a chim ney and building another
room, by all of which renovations the
house will he Irretrievably spoiled.
T he m anaging com m ittee of the
open-air museum a t A rnhem a re now
trying to get money together in order
to buy th e house and have it removed»
to th e ir museum park. It is much to
be hoped th a t they will m eet w ith a
prom pt success.
Im probable Story Beginnings.
V ladam intch noticed the excellent
diction of th e stre e t c ar conductors in
announcing th e stations.
W hen Sham alback pulled up a t (lie i
garage he found th e prices had not
been a rb itra rily raised because he was
a tourist.
T he m aid opened th e door and Cora
Ila entered w ith th e um brella she had
borrow ed th e week before.
B efore Ann Chovie left for Holly
wood to tak e up ttlm work she openly
adm itted she w as not as good as some
of th e s ta rs and therefore, never ex
pected to reach stardom .
O ur hero had sent a copy of th e
late st book of his fav o rite a u th o r to
th e w rite r him self, asking th a t it be
autographed. T he sim ple request was
complied w ith and the hook prom ptly
retu rn ed .—New York Sun.
On O ctober 9, 1876,’ Dr. Bell, th e
Iin v e n to r of th e tele p h o n e, an d T h o m
as A. W a tso n , his a s s is ta n t, ta lk e d
I su ccessfu lly over a p riv a te te le g ra p h
O ne c e n t th e w o rd each tim e,
■ ire tw o m iles long, b etw een B oston
a n d C am b rid g e, th is b ein g th e firs : _ _ _ _ _
W A N ! ED.
tw o-w ay ta lk o v er an o u tsid e w-jre.
F IR S T CLASS L a u n d ry work at 52
OR. ER N E ST A. WOODS— Practice
R oco St.
179-6
lim ited to eye, ear, noae and
th ro a t. O ffice h o u rs, 10 to 12 and
________CAR WASHING
• to 6. Sw edenburg Bldg., Ash
F IR S T CLASS CAR W A SH IN G and
land, Ore.
78-tf
po lish in g , $2.50.
L ith ia G arage.
P h o n e 114,
113ti '^R. J. J. EM M EN S— P h y sicia n and
S urgoon.
P ra c tic e
lim ite d
to
eye, e a r. nose and th ro a t. G lasses
supplied.
O culist a n d aurlB t fot
8. P . R. R. O ffices. M. f' an d H.
Bldg., M edford, O re. P h o n e 667
FO R COUNTY CO M M ISSIO N ER—
Thos. H. S im pson, of A sh lan d , a u DR. MATTIE B. SH A w '— S pecial a ?
th o riz e s his a n n o u n c e m e n t a s a c a n
te n t ion to m o th e rs and c h ild re n
AR E HARD TO GET
d id a te fo r th e n o m in a tio n fo r th e
In te rn a l se c re tio n s a n d en d o crin e
office of C ou n ty C o m m issio n er of
g lan d s. R es. a n d office, Ì0 8 P io
— R u t wo h a v e som e choice L e t J a c k s o n C ounty, s u b je c t to th e d e
n e e r a v en u e
T elep h o n e 28.
Of
tu ce, R a d is h e s a n d Y o u n g C ab
cision of th e R e p u b lic a n v o ters ot'
fice h o u rs, 11 to 12 a. m : 2 to I
b ag e a n d C a u liflo w e r.
said c o u n ty , a t th e p rim a ry electio n ,
May 19th, 1922.
O I R CANNED VEGETABLES
» m a w — E ye, e a r. nose, th ro a t
AR E TH E BEST TO
•eclalist; glasses fitte d . Office
FO R COUNTY COM M ISSIONER
resid e n ce . P io n e e r Ave., m o rn -
BE HAD
— G eorge A lfo rd , of P hoenix, a n
g a n d by a p p o in tm e n t. P h o n e 28.
n o u n ces h im se lf as a c a n d id a te on
th e R e p u b lic a n tic k e t, fo r C ounty ________ GUI ROPRACTORS,
INTERU RBAN AUTOCAR CO
C o m m issio n er of J a c k s o n C ounty,
O regon, s u b je c t to th e decision of th e DR. MAI D INGERSOLL- !
C h iro p ra c tic I
(E ffe c tiv e January 1, I n » 1)
R ep u b lican v o ters of said c o u n ty , a t •— \ J s i tl n g
N e u ritis ra se s e sp ecialty
th e p rim a ry e le c tio n , May 19:h, 1922.
Daily (E xeep t Sunday)
36 7 -J. T re a tm e n t e l v e n
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LV. A S H i.i
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PLUMBING
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R. ADAMS-— P lu m b in g . C o n trac t
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a. ni.
ing
a n d day w ork. 248 F ifth St.
00 noon
noon
phone 166-J.
lo o n
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t r a n s f e r a n i » EX PRR SS
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JR p ro m p t an d cai
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a u to tru c k s or hori
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W h ittle T r a n s f e r Co
00
TH E BEST OF EATING
O ffice, 89 Oak strei
30
Ashland.
EVERYTHING HOME-COOKED
30
VEGETABLES
VIRGINIA
CAFE
29 First St.
30
L eave M edford fo r A sh lan d a n d ;
A sh lan d fo r M edford every h o u r on,
th e h o u r from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m .; |
th e n 6 :3 0 p. m. a n d 9 :3 0 p. m.
A sh lan d w a itin g room — E a s t Side!
P h a rm a c y .
M EDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGE
I
D aily (E xcept Sunday)
LV. M EDFORD
LV. ROSEBURG
1 0 :0 0 a. m.
1 :0 0 p. 111.
T ra v el by s ta g e ; s h o rte s t ro u te by
20 m iles; one of O re g o n 's m ost
scenic trip s ; we save you tim e a n d ,
m oney.
W. A. SHELL
F IS H IN G
3S1 E. MAIN ST.
(svr To V
IR R E N T — H ouse of 4 room s, fu r
n ish ed or u n fu rn is h e d .
In q u irí
115 C hurch St.
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178tl'
A bout one a c re good
nd. C all a t 167 M oun-
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JU S T A R R IV E D !
W HAT?
FE N C IN G !
W HERE?
Peil's Corner
B efore se n d in g aw ay y o u r o r
d e r, com e and see P e il’s new c a r
load of fencing. E very v a rie ty —
b a rb e d w ire to fancy y ard fencing
— He g u a ra n te e s to b eat c a ta lo g u e
prices.
G ard en tools, hose, a n d new and
used sew ing m ac h in es alw ay s on
h and.
FO R R E N T — F u rn is h e d a p a rtm e n t.
In q u ire M rs. H en ry P ro v o st, above
C itizens B ank.
1 7 4 tf
A PA R TM EN TS
T— F u rn is h e d a p a rtm e n t
M odern conveniences,
nly. In q u ire 16« H arg a
o r phone 122,
182tl
SA LE — F e rtiliz e r.
S m ith 's
180-6*
FOR SA LE One
ery , good re p a ir
Deal G rocery.
We Buy and Sell
Real E sta te
FIRH INSURANCE
INVESTMENTS
FO R SA L E — E ig h t week old p u lle ts
now read y fo r deliv ery . F rom o u r
b red -io -lay S. C. W h ite L eghorns.
R ogue R iv er P o u ltry F a rm , C. F.
C a rp e n te r, m an a g e r, M edford, Ore.
180-3
FO R SA LE OR T R A D E — M ountain
hack. Ja c k so n G yger, Nell C reek
179-6*
H otel A sh la n d B u ild in g
A sh la n d , O regon
P h o n e 2«
FO R SA L E — T w enty head of good
m ilk cow s; one rec e n tly fre sh giv
ing 35 p o unds of m ilk p er day.
T. W . B ailey, T a le n t.
174-12*
FO R SA L E — F u lly eq u ip p ed
In q u ire B eaver R e a lty Co.
-Greeting Cards
EVERYTHING THAT VOI’ HAVE
-Baskets
SAVED MAY BE
-Rabbits
SW EPT AW AY IN AN HOUR
Chickens
Novelties
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Candy Eggs
Boxed Candy
Fancy Candy
THAT IN JU R ES
O N E O R M ORE PE R SO N S
You can
p ro te c t
y o u rse lf
front
losses o f th is k in d , a s well a s from
April 16th is Easter Sunday
Make Your Selection
NOW
loss by fire . I t is b e tte r to be
s a fe tlu in s o rry .
In s u r e today
w ith th e
d airy .
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FO R S A L E — H a tc h in g eggs. W h ite
M ln o rras, P e k in d u ck s, d ra k e from
p riz e w in n in g b ird s.
922 B oule
v ard . P h o n e 457-R .
1 6 3 -lm o *
FO R SA L E — P ro g re ssiv e E v e rb e a r
ing s tra w b e rry p la u ts, $1 plus d e
liv e ry c h a rg e s.
F. H. D re ssie r
M edford.
176-7*
FOR SALE
O tis St.
F ive m ilk goats.
368
182-3*
FO R S A L E — F iv e room house, w ith
b a th and p a n try , fo u r lots, c o rn e r
E ig h th and B s tre e ts . In q u ire 139
Second.
1 8 2 tf
R O S E S , FL O W E R IN G SH RU B S.
B ulbs, F r u it an d S hade T rees, B er
ries, e tc .— Stock from th e m ost r e
lia b le n u rse rie s , flo ris ts a n d la n d
scape g a rd e n e rs on th e coast. L et
m e have y o u r o rd e r now fo r s p r i n t
p la n tin g .
E v ery h o u se sh o u ld
p la n t m o re flow ers, b e rrie s and
fru it. Am se n d in g in o rd e rs every
day now . L et m e know’ y o u r
w a n ts.
M rs. F re d R. N eil, 263
Oak S b
P h o n e 310-R . 182-w -t-s
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
E stablished 1883
Phone 211
41 E. Main St,
BARGAINS IN REAL
ESTATE
A
I LOST COMTFOV. OF
W4 CAR
— F u rn is h e d room s, $1
C ar s to ra g e free. -Union
H ouse, 160 F o u rth St.
180-tf
S afety b lad es re sh a rp e n e d
lik e new . S ingle b it, 30c
doz. D obule b it, 60c doz.
RODS W R A PPED
B a rre ls m id P arts Supplied and
F itte d fo r Any M ake o f Gun
FOR RENT.
Specialty
F a r e — M e d fo r d -R o s e b u r g , $ 4 .0 0 ;
G r a n ts -P a s s -R o s e b u r g , $ 3 .0 0 .
M FD FO R D -G R A N TS PA SS
D aily a n d S u n d ay
PA SS
LV. M E D FO R D
LV.
1 0 :0 0 a. m.
1 :0 0 p. ni.
4 :3 0 p. m.
G ra n ts P a ss w a itin g
B o u b o u n iere, ph o n e 160
O ffice an d w a itin g room — No.
S F r o n t S t.. N ash H o tel b u ild in e
T. L. POW ELL— GENERAL
F E R — Good te a m and
tru c k s . Good se rv ice a t c
ab le price.
P h o h e 83
C hildren’s W ork A
By Charles Sughroé
*> Western Newspaper UnMi
C
Get gosh
pricot Grovers Inc.
S h ellfish
I then ir
S h e llfish a re divided in to c la s s e s , c ru m b s
— clam s, o y ste rs, scallo p s a n d m u s
sels b elo n g to one class, an d lo b ste r,
c ra b s, s h rim p s a n d c ra w fish belong
to a n o th e r class.
O y sters a re th e m o st im p o rta n t
of th e s h e llfish , a lth o u g h s h rim p s
a re h ig h e r in food v a lu e .
B oth
clam s a n d o y ste rs a re m ore easily
d ig este d if e a te n raw .
W ith th e ex ception of th e lo b ste r,
all fish a re easy to d ig e st, a lth o u g h
th e lean fish is m o re re a d ily a ssim i
la te d th a n th e fat. T h e flesh of th e
lo b ste r is co arse, d e n se an d d iffic u lt
of d ig estio n .
To escallop fish, place a lt e r n a t
ing lay e rs of fish an d so ft b re a d
c ru m b s in a b u tte r e d b a k in g d ish ,
c o v e rin g th e w hole w ith m ilk o r a
th in w h ite sau ce, season w ith s a lt
an d p e p p e r and b a k e u n til firm .
V ariety m ay be given th is d ish by
u sin g tom a o sau ce in ste a d of m ilk.
To cook d i e t s of fish, w ash a n d
dry, se aso n , ro ll in fin e b re a d
cru m b s, dip n slig h tly b e a te n egg
d ilu te d w ith one tab lesp o o n of cold
w a te r; dip in c ru m b s a g a in ; th e n
fry in deep fat. P re p a re a ll th e fil-j
le ts b e fo re b e g in n in g to cook a n y !
of them . V eg etab le oil is th e b e st ■
f a t to use fo r fry in g fish . H e a t u n - '
til a v ery s lig h t tra c e o f sm o k e can
be seen, th e n te s t w ith a cube of
b rea d .
D rop b re a d in th e fa t a n d
c o u n t forty. If th e fat is lig h t th e
b rea d will be a golden b row n. If too
hot, it will be b u rn e d , if not h ot e n - '
ough, it will n o t be brow n. T e st th e
,-a j e a c h tim e b e fo re a d d in g th e fish.
|yr a :n frie d fish on b ro w n p ap er.
T H t THEATER EEAJTlfli
Just now , we are
showing some partic-
ularlv good values at
$30 and $ 3 5 — de
pendable new weaves
all the favored col
orings* It will pay
y o u to se e t h e s e
cloths before you buy*
S C IE N C E
A regular feature departme.it editi
Nice D ry W ood! arso Blox
land L u m b e r Co., phone 20.
T h e fam o u s V ictor 10 inch reco rd
h a s been re d u c e d fro m 85 c e n ts to
i 5 c e n ts. T h re e th o u sa n d to select
fro m a t R ose B ro th e rs.
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C o n d itio n
THREE
C h a n g e D a te o f M eeting—
T he r e g u la r tim e fo r th e m eetin g
of th e L egion A u x ilia ry com es on
Good F rid a y th is m o n th , a n d n o t d e
s irin g to use th a d a te , th e m ee tin g
h a s been set fo r to m o rro w , A pril 7.
E v ery m em b e r in good s ta n d in g
s h o u ld be p re se n t, as th e re is to be
r e g u la r w ork, folow ed by r e f r e s h
m en ts.
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ovo tw sxeewuQ
k G em *. aaeAx?.
1 \ Coovour
's
Meer
momhlm
C ity a n d R a n c h P r o p e r tie s
H o u ses to R ent
•CITIZEN’S BANK BUILDING
M ACHINISTS AT W EED
DEM AND 8-H O U R DAY
W E E D , C alif., A pril 6.— T h e e m
ployes of th e W eed L u m b e r com pany
m ach in e shop, who have been w o rk
ing te n h o u rs a day since M arch 1,
re q u e s te d th a t th e ir h o u rs be re
duced to e ig h t h o u rs, u n til th e s tr ik e
now on w'as s e ttle d , e ith e r on th e
e ig h t o r te n -h o u r basis.
T he com pany d eclin ed to g r a n t th e
re q u e st a n d M onday n ig h t th e s e e m
ployes all quit work.