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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
R eturns frena M edford—
W . F . S m ith , w ho w as dow n
M edford la s t w eek s e ttin g o ut a
a c re tr a c t o í s tra w b e rrie s , h a s
p leted th e ta s k a n d r e tu r n e d to
lan d .
BR18HT RED Every little Dance Frock flag a Cape All Its Own
near
tw o-
com ­
A sh ­
Leaves for Long Beach—
J. J. H a w k a n d fam ily , le ft S a t­
u rd a y n ig h t on tra in 15> fo r Long!
B each, C alif., w h ere th ey hxpect to
m a k e th e ir f u tu r e hom e. Mr. H aw k
h a s been in p oor h e a lth a n d is m a k ­
in g th e c h a n g e w ith th e hope th a t it
w ill be b e n e ficia l to him .
X
PPUTIUL AANOUOTENTS
O R E R N E ST A. WOODS— P ra c tic e
h a l t e d to eye, e a r, n ose an d
JTlios. H. S im pson, of A sh lan d , a u -'
th ro a t. O ffice h o u rs. 10 to 12 an d
th o rite s his a n n o u n c e m e n t a s a can-i
, f® *• S w e d sn b u rg B ldg., Aah-
d lu a te for th e n o m in a tio n fo r the
l»ud. Ore.
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o ific e of C ou n ty C o m m issio n er of
Ja c k so n C ounty, s u b je c t to th e d e­ ‘)R. J. J. EM M ENS— P h y sic ia n a n d
S urg eo n .
P ra c tic e
lim ite d
to
cision of th e R ep u b lican v o ters of
eye, e a r, nos« a n d th ro a t. G lasses
¡sa id co u n ty , a t th e p rim a ry election
• “ PpHòd.
O iu lls t a n d a u rls t for
May 19 th , 1922.
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O i,,ce8 > M F- an d H.
Bldg., Med fo rd , O re. P h o n e 567
FO R COUNTY COM M ISSIONER
| — G eorge A lford, of P hoenix, a n ­ OR. MATTIE B. SH A W — S pecial at
nounces him self’ as a c a n d id a te on,
te n tlo n to m o th e rs an d c h ild ren ,
1 th e R e p u b lic a n tic k e t, fo r C ouniy
in te r n a l se c re tio n s a n d en d o crin e
C o m m is s io n e r of J a c k so n C ounty,
g lan d s. R es. a n d office, 108 P io ­
O regon, su b je c t to th e decision of th e
n e e r av en u e. T elep h o n e 28
Of­
R ep u b lican v o ters of said co u n ty , a t
fice h o u rs, H to 12 a. m .; 2 to I
Hie p rim a ry electio n . May 19*h . 1922.!
P- ni.
To those who cannot go to P aris
and stroll along the Rue de la Palx,
w here some of th e m ost beautiful nov­
elties In the world a re shown, as well
as m any of the in terestin g h ats which
eventually And th eir way to the m il­
linery shops in this country, the nov­
elties and m illinery fresh from P a ri^
a re especially interesting. They rep ­
resent the new est offerings of the ex­
clusive F rench shops.
T he bright red stra w h a ts come
first in th is abbreviated review of
styles. They are harbingers of spring
a fte r the long w inter days. Some one j
N O TICE TO C R E D IT O R S
M edford G irl Visit«—
C la u d le K lu m , o f th e M edford
M a il-T rib u n e fo rce, w as In th e city
S a tu rd a y , v isitin g w ith frie n d s.
H ave a fit at Orres.
cloth es. Phone 64.
Orres cleans
191-3
C rescent City Road S till Closed—
T h e G ra n ts P a ss-C re sc e n t City
h ig h w a y Is s till Im p a ssab le fo r c a rs
g o in g a ll th e way over. A bout th re e
m iles o f th e ro ad h av e to be covered
on foot on a c c o u n t of th e deep snow .
H ow ever, w o rk m en a r e b u sily e n ­
gag ed In c le a rin g th is aw ay.
K. N elson does clean in g, pressing,
repairing and dyeing.
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Raby Roy Arrive*—
Mr. a n d M rs. G eorge C o rn ell, of 1— B right Red H at of S traw and
E a s t M ain s tr e e t, a r e th e p ro u d p a r ­
L eather. 2— Black Purse W ith Red
e n ts of a b o u n c in g e ig h t pound boy,
L eather Piping. 3—Shoe W ith Scar­
let Heel and Tongue.
w ho a rriv e d T h u rs d a y a t a m a te rn ­
ity h o sp ita l In P o r tla n d .
M o th er i has said th a t when it comes to the
a n d son a r e b o th d o in g well.
m atte r of ta s te in dress women are
divided into two classes—those who
A good hom e p ro p e rty to tra d e w ear red h a ts and those who do not.
fo r M edford hom e p ro p erty . See B ea­ It Is m ore than likely th a t th e form er
v er R e a lty Co.
19 7 -tf will be in the m ajority th is year.
L eath er In the b rightest of reds,
verging on the sc arlet hues, Is used
R ep la cin g Cows—
W. M. B a rb e r is re p la c in g h is fin e for h a ts th a t do not savor of country
d a iry cow s w ith H o lste in s In o rd e r roads and golf courses, as one might
expect, but are m ade in designs quite
to su p p ly th e p ro p e r m ilk fo r th e ap p ro p riate for town wear.
c o n v a le sce n t hom e.
In colonial days both men and
women wore shoes w ith red heels, so
T h e fam o u s V ictor 10 Inch reco rd the slioes of today w ith scarlet heels
h a s b een red u c e d fro m 85 c e n ts to and tongues a re a revival of a fashion
75 c e n ts. T h re e th o u sa n d to select prevalent in tim es when all dress was
from a t R ose B ro th e rs.
1 5 2 tf m ore frivolous and much m ore pic- 1
turesque than It is today.
Stopping in San D i e g o -
M r. a n d M rs. F. A. B oone, of th is
c ity , a re sto p p in g a t th e H otel St.
Ja m e s , in San D iego, C alif., fo r a few A ttractiv e Lines of Em broidered and
O therw ise D ecorated K erchieft
days.
Now on Display.
NEW NOVELTIES IN HANDKIES ■
i H e re ’s a new one— sliced rin d le ss
An exceedingly a ttra c tiv e line of
bacon p ack ed in s a n ita ry w axed p a­ handkerchiefs is composed of those of
p e r c aato n s.
D e tric k ’s G ro c e te ria . hand spun, hand woven linen, with
W e sell fo r less.
1 9 5 tf delicate,
elaborately
em broidered
trim s. T he linen is very fine, alm ost
F in e Lot of Fun*—
gauze-like in appearance, w ith b ril­
J a m e s B iegel, a local f u r d e a le r, liance tliat is due to the process of the
h a s a fin e co llectio n of fu rs w hich old women who m ake It. T he em ­
he is e x h ib itin g a t th e N in in g e r a n d broidery is often along th e spoke stitch
line, m any row sT tf openw ork m aking
W a rn e r s p o rtin g goods sto re .
T he
a wide border, w hile m edallions in­
fu rs a r e m a rtin , a n d th e co llectio n in tricately w orked out a re also notice­
th e w indow is w o rth a b o u t $1500. able. T hese handkerchiefs a re hard to
T hey w ill be sh ip p ed to New Y ork get now, and are on th a t account
w h ere th e y w ill be w o rk ed up in to distinctive. Some irregularly shaped
fancy fu rs of v a rio u s k in d s.
It is scallop borders a re also w orthy of
note, being combined w ith th e em­
e s tim a te d t h a t th e r e ta il p rices of broidery.
th e fu rs, w hen p u t on th e m a rk e t
Some hand em broidered anim al
fo r sa le , w ill be a ro u n d $10,000.
handkerchiefs are pleasing. They a re
both in w hite on colored linen, and
K. N elson m ak e s s u its to o rd er. in colors on w hite. W hile they may
H o te l A sh la n d B lock.
1 6 8 tf be prim arily a ttra c tiv e for children,
they are by no m eans im possible for
grownups.
T aken to H ospital—
A nother group takes iu the printed
M iss J e ss ie M ath es w as ta k e n to
models. These employ wide colored
J» M edfofrd h o sp ita l la s t ev en in g , for borders frequently relieved by w hite
sp ecial c a re .
ixdka dots. E lab o rate landscape de i
signs are also to be hud, one showing
If you have any w irin g or e lectri­ a moonrise. Som etim es instead of a
cal repair w ork, phone W. L. Sam s. colored border the color sq u a re is in
the center.
298-Y .
C ontracting a specialty.
Flann els A re Favored.
H e r e on B u sin ess—
Mr. G row a n d son from th e D ead
In d ia n c o u n try , w ere in th e city S a t­
u rd a y a n d tra n s a c te d so m e b u sin e ss
w h ile h ere.
T ty D e tric k ’s sliced rin d ie s s bason
p a c k ed In s a n ita ry c a rto n s .
C osts
no m o re th a n th e o rd in a ry kin d .
1 9 5 tf'
fc,
iby Boy R om Sunday—
Mr. a n d Mrs. D. E . P a tte rs o n ' a re
th e p ro u d p a re n ts o f a n e ig h t pound
baby boy. w hich a rriv e d a t 10 o ’clock
S u n d a y evening. T he ch ild w as born
a t th e hom e of its g ra n d p a re n ts , M r
a n d M rs. S y lv e s te r P a tte r s o n , bn
N o rth M ain s tre e t.
HOMESTEADS
I have a big sn ap in good land
near here.
Can locate you w here
you w ill m ake good m oney. E . T.
Staples, A shland, Ore.
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HOOPING
COUGH
No “cure”—but help« to re­
duce paroxysms o f coughing.
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B eautiful plain color, strip ed and
checked flannels a re very much used
for all m anner of spring and sum m er
sp o rts apparel. T he m aterials th at
are recom m ended a re g u aranteed not
lo shrink or fade if carefully washed,
and th ere is certainly a freshness about
these flannels th a t Is very pleasing.
Many sport sk irts a re developed from
die striped fabrics, and a popular
finish for the bottom of Hie sk irt is
self-fringe— tliat is, th e m aterial is
sim ply raveled to form a fringe and
the edge overstitched or whipped with
a fine thread so th a t it will not con
tinue to fray and ravel. Som etimes
a slip-over smock or a little coal
m atching the strip e will accompany
the sk irt, th e two m aking up a clever
little sp o rt suit.
A P aris Suggestion.
P a ris offers this suggestion for
spring. T h e e n tire dress is m ade of
black chiffon, even the th ree roses at
the w aistline. It will be ju st as ef-
! fectlve, however, if you select crepe
fectlve, however, If you select crepe
satin, canton crepe or taffeta, or com
bine sa tin and cloth. T he underskirt
and draped tunic a re joined to a
cam isole lining. T he overblouse and
girdle a re attach ed , closing a t the
left side. Low er edge of sk irt is about
one and five-eighths yards.
u b
(Xwr Z7 Million Jan Uoe4 YooHy
one selects a d ance fro c k
f o r th e com ing su m m ery
evenings, th e m a tte r does n o t e n d
th e re . .A cape to m atch it m u st
be chosen as well, f o r fash io n has
d e creed t h a t a cape o f th e sam e
m ate ria l, or trim , as th e fro c k ,
m u st acco m p an y it
Iu th e u p p e r sk etch es, th e one
io th e le f t show s a fro c k a n d its
'h itc h in g cape. T he fro c k is o f
| p ra lin e ta ffe ta , “ p ra lin e ” b e in g
th e n e w e st sh ad e o f m auve-pink.
j I t is a sim ple m odel w ith th e
y o u th fu l b ro ad sh o u ld e r, ju s t th e
th in g f o r th e y o u n g g irl’s com ing
sp rin g school dances, class p a rtie s ,
and M ay dances. T he bodice is
d ra p e d ac ro ss th e w aist precisely
as th e la te s t m odels fro m P a ris
a re . Tw o p a n e ls on e ith e r side
fla u n t en o rm o u s ro se tte s o f self-
m a te ria l, fra y e d a t th e edges. T h e
cape m atch es in c o lo r a n d m a­
te ria l, c a rry in g o u t th e ro s e tte
m o tif a ll a ro u n d th e b o tto m ,
b o a stin g five in n u m b e r. T h is is
a good flap p er m odel.
Below in th e sm all sk e tc h is a
su g g e stio n f o r a ta ffe ta hooded
cape, w ith hood a n d s c a r f ends
edged w ith silver-pecoed ta ffe ta
frillin g . T his is a m odel t h a t can
be m ade up to m atch th e ta ffe ta
fro c k a lre a d y in th e w ard ro b e.
In th e p hoto above is a novel
w ra p o f orchid ta ffe ta sh o t w ith
pin k , a n d o rch id n e t. T he n e t is
silv e r edged, a n d cascad es dow n
th e f r o n t in no less th a n n in e r u f ­
fles! A nd beyond th is fluffy trim
a re five ta ffe ta fo ld s t h a t m ight
tu r n in to ruffles th em selv es if th e y
w ere u rg e d a b it m ore in to g a th ­
e rs !
V e rily a cape th a t w ould
d e lig h t th e h e a rt of P ie rre tte . I t
__ by ___
is w orn
L e a __
tric „„ e Jo y , lea d in g
w om an in P a ra m o u n t p ic tu re s
w ho s u p p o rts T hom as M eighan in
his la te s t P a ra m o u n t p ic tu re ,
“ T he B ach elo r D ad d y ,” an d w as
selected b y h e r to m atch h e r eve-
n in g gow n w hich ia a b e a d ed rob«
1 o f orchid n e t.
BreakingThe Shackles
of Time
DK. SH A W — E ye, e a r, nose, th ro a t
s p e c ia lis t; g lasses fitte d
O ffice
In th e C ounty C o u rt of th e S ta te
a t resid e n ce , P io n e e r Ave., m orn-
of O regon fo r th e C ounty of Ja ck so n . _ i p g jn i d by a p p o in tm e n t. P h o n e 28.
N otice' is hereb y given th a t th e
CHIROPRACTORS.
u n d e rsig n e d . Leo V. E n g lish , h a s ------------ ---------------------------
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been a p p o in te d a d m in is tra to r of th e DR. MAUD IN G K R a n iT " u « » r .
e s ta te of C h arles S. E n g lish
de- — Vl«.um J
1 L b H A W LEY
ceased, by th e C irc u it C o u rt of th e
N e u ritis n J r I0 p ra c t,‘: P h y sician .
S ta te of O regon, for Ja c k so n C ounty.
’ ,p e c I.a lty ’ P h o n e
a n d d u ly q u a lifie d . A ll p e rso n s hav-
y our own hom e
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ing claim s a g a in s t sa id e s ta te a re --------------------
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h ereb y n o tifie d to p re s e n t th e sam e,
plumbing
d u ly v e rifie d as by law re q u ire d , to
th e u n d e rsig n e d a t 335 T e rra c e St., H. R, ADAMS— P lu m b in g , C o n tr a c -
A sh lan d , O regon, o r 405 Stock Ex­
ing an d day w ork. 24 8 F ifth St
c h an g e B u ild in g . P o rtla n d . O regon,
phone 1 6 6 - J . ___________ 1 0 0 tf
w ith in six m o n th s from th e d a te
h ereof.
_____ C O N V A LESCEN T HOM E
D ated and f ir s t pu b lish ed A pril
CO N V A LESCEN T HOM E — F acin g
3. 1922.
L lth ia p a r k — c o tta g e plan.
Milk
L a st p u b lic a tio n . May 1. 1922.
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LEO V. EN G LISH ,
W. M. B arber. F re e c o n s u lta tio n s
A d m in is tra to r.
153 ° ‘a n ,te St. P hone
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192-lin o
INTERL'RBAN AUTOCAR CO.
t r a n s f e r AND EX PRESS.
(E ffe c tiv e January- 1, 1922)
FO R p ro m p t and c a re fu l service,
D aily (Except Sunday)
LV. MEDFORD
LV. ASHLAND
a ?,to tru c k s o r h o rse d ray s, call
7 :0 0 a. m.
7 :0 0 a . m .
reA U tle TranBf«r Co. P h o n e 117.
8 :0 0 a. m.
8 :0 0 a. m.
, Mice, 89 Oak s tr e e t n e a r H otel
9 :0 0 a. ra.
A sh lan d .
6 6 tf
9 :0 0 a. m
1 0 :0 0 a. m.
1 0 :0 0 a. m.
T’
— GENERAL TRANS-
I l a 00 a. m.
1 1 :0 0 a. m.
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—
Good
team and m otor­
I < 0 0 noon
1 2 :0 0 noon
trucks.
Good
service
at a reason­
1 :0 0 p. m.
1 :0 0 p. m.
a b le price.
P h o n e 83.
2 :0 0 p. m.
2 :0 0 p. in.
3 :0 0 p m.
3 :0 0 p. m. TR AN SFER and EX PRESS— Wood
4 :0 0 p. ra.
4 :0 0 p. m.
tra n s fe r a n d sto ra g e , g e n e ra l
5 :0 0 p. in.
5 :0 0 p. m J
h a u lin g , household goods a n d long
6 :0 0 p. m.
6 :0 0 p. m J
d ista n c e h au lin g a sp ecialty. Ex­
7 :0 0 p. m.
7 :0 0 p. m .:
p
e rt c ra tin g and p a c k in g ; s a tis fa c ­
8 :8 0 p. m. Sat. only
8 :3 0 p. m J
tion g u a ra n te e d .
A. G. A dam s,
9 :3 0 p. m.
9 :3 0 p. m.
office
240
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h
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St.
P hone 4G0.
1 0 :3 0 p. ra
S at. only 1 0 :3 0 p. m.
18 4-1 mo
Sunday Schedule
L eave M edford fo r A sh lan d and
W ANI ED.
A sh la n d fo r M edford every h o u r on ” —-—--------------- -------,
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th e h o u r from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m .; . J W AN TED— P a rtie s to sell o u r med
ical p re p a ra tio n s o r will give a g e n ­
th e n 6 :3 0 p. m. a n d 9 :3 0 p. ra.
cy to resp o n sib le m an. Good pay.
A sh lan d w a itin g room — E a s t Side
O. K. rem edies.
P-H M edicine
P h a rm a c y .
Co., 1220 N. W all St.. S pokane.
MEDFORD-ROSEBURG STAGE
W ash.
194-4*
D aily (E xcept Sunday)
LV. M EDFORD
LV. ROSEBURG
1 0 :0 0 a. m.
1 :0 0 p. m. , W A N TED — Bojird and room for two
m en in q u ie t place fo r day sleep
T ra v el by s ta g e ; s h o rte s t ro u te by
In q u ire
20 m iles; one of O re g o n ’s m o s t1 ing, rea so n a b le term s.
2
96
H
elm
an
St.197.3*
scenic trip s ; we save you tim e a n d ,
m oney.
APARTM ENTS
pare»— M edford-R oseburg, $ 1 .0 0 ;
G rants-Pass-R oseburg, $8.00.
FO R R E N T — F u rn is h e d a p a rtm e n t.
M EDFORD-GRANTS PASS
Close In.
M odern conventepces.
D aily and Sunday
A d u lts ouly. In q u ire 166 H a rg a -
LV. M EDFORD
LV. G’T ’S PASS
dine St. o r phone 122.
1 8 2 1 f
1 0 :0 0 a. m .
1 0 :0 0 a. m.
FOR RENT.
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B o n b o n n iere, p h o n e 160.
j S m ith .
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R E N T - F .u n i .h e d .p .r tm e n .'
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LOCKS aie as much a matter ot course as suspenders
C
01 sausages.
the Yankee pack peddlar was sole distributor and transporter.
His lean, lanky, loose-jointed legs set the limits for most dis­
tribution problems in those davs.
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Modem transportation with progressive sales methods--
They
make a quick job of what used to take years. Through adver­
tising, many an article has been introduced simultaneously in
stores all over the country.
The Tidings does you a two fold service. It not only brings
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you news of the world, hut also news of what to buv where
to buy and how to buy.
The advertisements are news columns of merchants and
manufacturers who have important stories to tell • von.
.
lake advantage of them. Read the latest news of good
things to he had—and where to get them.
Make sure you get all the news
FO R SA LE— Or will re n t low er flo o r
of my hom e a t - 117 L a u re l St.
196- 3*
I — — ........ ................... .
FO R SA LE— F o u rte e n young th ee p ,
also D uroc hog.
P hone 4F12.
197- 3*
He who F ires and runs aw ay
May live to pay a fin e next day.
W e Buy and S ell
Real Estate
C. JB. L A M K I N
I
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ESTATE
FIRH INSURANCE
INVESTM ENTS
C ity a n d R a n c h P ro p e rtie s
H ouses to R en t
STAPLES REALTY AGENCY
Hotel A shland Building
A shland, Oregon
Phone 29
197t
' FO R SA L E — C heap, six room house
w ith b a th a n d g a ra g e , f ru it for
fam ily use, sm all g a rd e n and
chicken y a rd . In q u ire a t 271 H igh
s tre e t, A sh lan d .
188-12*
Renting, Loans, Transfers
Notary Work
BEAVER REALTY CO.
15 First St. Phone 68
A llen B uilding.
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FOR BALK.
FO R SA L E — F ive room house, w ith
h a th and p a n try , fo u r lots, co rn e r
E ig h th and B e tre e ts. In q u ire 139
Second.
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ORCHARDS
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and advertising—have broken the shackles of time.
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HOMES — RANCHES
But it took energy and initiative to get
the first clock on the kitchen shelf and start it going,
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REAL ESTATE
JU S T A R R IV E D !
W HAT?
FE N C IN G !
W HERE?
Peil's Corner
B efo re se n d in g aw ay y o u r o r­
d er, com e an d see P e il’s new c a r­
load of fencing. E v ery v a rie ty —
b a rb e d w ire to fancy y a rd fencing
— H e g u a ra n te e s to b e a t c a ta lo g u e
prices.
G ard en tools, hose, a n d new and
used sew ing m ach in es alw ay s on
h an d .
W. A. SHELL
B A R B E R
Safety blades resharpened
lik e new. Single bit, 30c'
doz. Dobule bit, 60c doz
C hildren’s W ork A
L et a want ad sell It for you.
p h y sic ia n s .
fcr county commissioner —
Shade It Pronounced In the Newest
Offerings Being Shown in the
French Shops.
F re s h fis h , o y ste rs, c ra b s, chick-
•of ens, ra b b its .
C all T el. 104. A sh ­
la n d F is h a n d P o u ltry M ark et. 1 8 6 tf
I f It’s econom y and service, call
W. H. Sam s for all electrical work.
P h on e298-Y .
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Une cen t th e w ord eacu tim e
Hats, Purses, Shoes Are of the
Most Brilliant Hue.
Specialty
W e have a very fine 10 a ere
tra c t, well Im proved, located w ith ­
in th e city lim its of A shland, and
witli a d v a n ta g e of city w a te r, ih a t
is being o ffe red for a s h o rt tim e
a t a low price and is well w orth
in v e s tig a tin g if you a re lo o k in g
for so m e th in g of th a t kind.
A
good s h a re of th e place is in b e a r­
ing o rc h a rd , fine v a rie tie s a n d ex­
ce llen t q u a lity .
T h e p ric e Us
$4500.
W e also have som e o n e -a c re
tra c ts t h a t we c o n sid e r good b a r ­
g ain s a t th e price ask ed . Any one
of them will m ak e a good hom e
an d fu rn is h a la rg e a m o u n t of
pro d u ce fo r th e m an who will
give th em a tte n tio n . P ric e s will
vary from $1300 to $1800. Now
is thp tim e to se cu re th e se prop
e rtles.
Billings Agency
REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE
E stablished 1883
Phone S i l
41 E. Main St.