«Mturday, Apri) ite, joa»
ASHLAÑÍ) ÖAlLf TIDINGS
K. N elson does c le a n in g , p ressin g .
re p a irin g and dyeing.
16 8 tf
fAöÄ T hree
FOOD VALUE OF NUTS LARGE
A SH LA N D JU N IO R R A SE
B A LL L E A G l'E SC H E D U L E Â
According to W riter in English M aga
zine, There Can Be No Better
W ith th e close of th e b a s k e tb a ll
A rticle of Diet.
sc h e d u le in M arch, J u n io r Y. M. C. A.
boys b eg an a t once lo o k in g fo rw a rd
N ut crackers are not considered a
to th e b a se b a ll seaso n .
T he b'.-*k-r
necessary equipm ent of the ordinary
w
ard
seaso
n
h
m
re
ta
rd
e
d th in g s
household diuing table. T he dietary
value of nuts n“ot being fully racog .! so m e w h at, b u t a t a m e e tin g a w eek
nized, this im plem ent is rarely
rarely re
re a « ° o f th e m a n a g e rs, th e seaso n s
quired nowadays.
sc h ed u le w as d ra w n i n .
F o u r te a m s j
Yet there is no b e tte r form of diet a re e n te re d .
All g am es w ill be
than nuts, declares a w riter in London -flayed a t th e high school g ro u n d s on
R eturns H om e—
Answers. The fam ily fable which con qfttlI. 4 av
•
j
W ire le ss S ta tio n Clones—
tkom
„„«..i— - of
... the ln S a tu r d ay
m o rn in g s
he o p e n in g .
J. R. T o zier, w ho h a s been spend-1
T he w ireless s ta tio n b elo n g in g to d sipns
ig estib
its
CatalOgU°
g am e b e g in n in g a t 9 o ’clock a n d !
in g th e w in te r a t P e a lu m a , C alif., Lloyd P. C row son h as been closed to
a-dying.” a child’s taste, however, i s , th e second a t 1 0 :3 0
T h e pu b lic is
a rriv e d hoipe T h u rs d a y ev en in g .
¡ th e pu b lic fo r th e s u m m e r m o n th s,
often tlie best criterion of a food’s Va l-!,n v ,te d * All gam es a re free. P la n s I |
„
b u t w ill reo p en a b o u t S e p tem b e r 1
ue, and all children love nuts, even as will be m ad e to give a p e n n a n t to
r r e s h f sh, o y ste rs, c ra b s, c h ic k
do monkeys.
th e w in n e rs, a s last y e a r, if found
ens. ra b b its.
C all T el. 104.
A sh
We should consum e n u ts all the p ra c tic a l.
T he fam o u s V ictor 10 inch record
la n d F is h a n d P o u ltr y M a rk e t. 1 8 6 tf has been red u c e d from 85 c e n ts to year round, eating, say. a certain
T he sc h ed u le follow s:
7 5 cen ts. T h re e th o u sa n d to select q uantity daily, chewing them m ethodi
A
pril 22— F ir s t gam e, B aptis s vs
cally.
Spends Day H e r e -
from a t R ose B ro th ers.
1 5 2 tf
If children had as free access to thei P re sb y s : second gam e, M e th o d ists i
Rev. M orenz O ser, sp e n t T h u rs d a y
nut
crop as have m onkeys th ere would Iv s- C h ristia n s .
,
in A sh la n d lo o k in g o v e r th e service!® * ^* ®* 1 • M e etin g
be few er digestive w eaklings. T his a p -; A pril 29— F ir s t gam e. C h ristia n s
s ta tio n w hich he is h a v in g e re c te d
T he B a p tist Y oung P e o p le ’s Un- plies to grow nups a s.w e ll.
¡vs. B a p tis ts : second gam e, M etho-
on E a s t M ain s tre e t.
; ‘on w ;ll hold a m issio n a ry m eetin g
lt nuts disagree, even with the most
p
, .
\
.
a t 6 :3 0 o ’clock S u n d ay . T he topic delicate, it Is because they are par-j
taken
of
at
the
wrong
time.
When
’’
5
M
e
th
o
d
ists
vs. R ap ists ;
T h e Deat hom e m ad e ca n d ie s can ;
be “ M issions am o n g th e In-
consumed
betw
een
m
eals
they
a
re
nl-
P
rP
sbys
vs-
C
h
ristia
n
s,
be h a d a t R ose B ro th e rs.
1 6 2 tf ,|la « s .” A fin e m ee tin g has been
M ay 13— P re sb y s vs. M eth o d ists;
p lan n e d and a la rg e a tte n d a n c e is most certain to disagree, as they will
also if eaten aftei a heavy meal of B a p tists vs. C h ristia n s,
M ake C alifornia Trip—
expected.
o th er food or Insufficiently m asticated ' May 2 0 — C h ris tia n s vs. M etho-
L. J . O rres a n d R o b e rt M iddleton !
Tlie proper tim e to eat nuts is ju st d is ts ; B a p tists vs. C h ris tia n s
m ad e a b u sin e ss trip to H o rn b ro o k
S p ecial! Y ak im a N etted Gem po-
at
the beginning
o f meals.
Then
k ,,
w hh
.
U rhev
oi
M a>' q 2 - ’ - r r. « ” b y « • C . h ris ' tia n s ;
a n d H ilt, C alif., T h u rs d a y of t h i s t a t o e s , $2.00 p er h u n d re d pounds. «11 th e
w eek *
i D e tric k s ’ G ro c e te ria .
W e sell fo r saliva which will assist In em ulsifying M e th o d ists vs. B a p tists.
Leave for E ugene—
C la ir H e a th a n d H a rry M oore le ft
b> a u to fo r E u g e n e F rid a y m o rn in g ,
w h ere th ey ex pect to re m a in fo r th e
sum m er.
C om pletes P ain tin g H ouse—
W . M. B a rb e r, 153 G ra n ite s tre e t.
h a s ju s t fin ish ed p a in tin g his hom e
J
_______
i m
T en a c re s of good lan d a n d good
If you h a v e a n y w irin g nr
i : im p ro v e m e n ts n e a r th e tow n o f.
c a l re p a ir w ork nhnn« w t e c trl* ; R ogue R iv e r- to t r a d e fo r A shland
’ Ip
^*
S am s, p ro p e rty .
See B eav er R e a lty com -
^¿s8 -Y .
C o n tra c tin g a sp e cia lty .
pany.
201-3
—1 ■
; less.
If It’s econom y and service, call j
W . H. Sam s for all electrical work S h o p p in g in A sh la n d —
P h o n e2 9 l-Y .
A
M
1 6 2 tf
M rs.
rs. A
A. f L.
R i v e r s from I l l n e s s -
!
i » ntr
M r9. j
A
d a“ghter W ln ,fred ’
H o rn b ro o k , C alif., have been spend
Mrs. L. M. R in g h a s reco v ered h n g th e p a s t tw o da v
s sh o p p in g in
from an a tta c k of in flu e n z a from A sh lan d
T hey cam e over in Mrs
w hich sh e h a s been s u ffe rin g fo r .H u g h e s ’ car.
som e tim e. -
i
.
.
I H ow ard a n d G rim es s ta g e service
„ V 'i“ “" ’
SU? " “ r
" « w e e n A s h t.n d an d K ,a n ,a ,h P a l l,
a n d B a th s open fo r th e seaso n S at- wUl com m ence
o p e ra tio n M onday,
u rd a y . A p ril 2 9 th .
200-6
) M ay l s t
L eaves A sh lan d 9 :4 0 a.
*
‘
m. daily.
201-3»
M ove R eported—
the fa ts stored in th is Im portant food
In cob! w eather 'hey a re invaluable.!
a -s!stin " greatly in m aintaining th - j
hod Iv heat. Nothing, therefore, c a n '
Compare with them as a m orning diet
for children and a small saucerful will
not be too large a supply.
WEDDING STOOD FOR PLEDGE
In A ncient Tim es It W as Not a Mar
riage, as T hat Term Is U nder
stood Today.
“ \V edding” is now synonym ous w ith
••marrying,’’ but th is is a compara-1
lively late developm ent. O riginally the
two w ords stood for distinct tilings.
H. W. A n d rew s, w ho h a s resid ed
O R A TO R IC A L CO NTEST
"M
arrying” m eant m arrying as the
n e a r th e n o rm a l school b u ild in g fo r
WON
BY
E
D
IT
H
DODGE
term
is now used, but “w edding”
som e tim e p a s t, m oved y e s te rd a y to
m eant a m ere pledging which held
122 C h u rc h s tre e t.
_______
j T h e o ra to ric a l c o n te s t w hich w as for a year, a fte r which the couple
would
agree to continue th e tria l m ar
c lwll
Yeo sez I w rite in su ra n c e on a u - j ^ e,d F rid a y a fte rn o o n a t th e high
riage
longer
or se p a ra te and find other
1 8 9 t f 'SCh° o1 a u d ito riu m was a tte n d e d b y ! partn ers.
to m o b ile s a n d tru c k s
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j a l a r g e n u m b e r of people o u tsid e of
U nder th e D anish influence
In
H otel A shland G uests—
i 1 be s tu d e n ts of th e school a n d w as England "w edding” becam e so com-
T h e fo llow ing p a rtie s a re g u e sts ° ne
tb e m o st e x c elle n t c o n te sts nion Giat an archbishop felt com-
a t th e H o te l A sh la n d : W. G. W e ig h t- a ' e r h e a rd in s o u th e rn O regon by polled to condemn it. O ther church
men w ere not so strict. T h e custom , j
m an , San F ra n c is c o ; A. E. E b e r h a r t, high schoi pupils.
observes
Alice A rayton Greenwood in !
Miss E d ith D odge, d a u g h te r of
W. W. W o o d ru ff, F. B. E m m o n s, J.
the opening volume of h er “H istory of j
L. G ray, P o r tla n d ; Jo se p h F o rd a n d Mr. an d M rs. L ouis D odge, won th e the People of England, “waS rife in
fam ily , J . C. D anzige, C. T oldhey, p riz e o ffe red fo r th e b est o ra tio n the north, w here sven a bishop al- !
S e a ttle . J . J. M iller, K la m a th F a lls ; b u t on ,y by a very sm all m a rg in , lowed his d a u g h ter to wed in this -
Mr. a n d M rs. J. M. H itc h in g s, M is- a s a t *e a st tw o o th e r s tu d e n ts w ere m anner.” T his dau g h ter had th ree
husbands, to each of whom she brought
so u la , M ont.; W. F. W e sm e r a n d w ith in tw o po in ta o f th e w in n er,
c h ild re n , L. H. W a rm a n , V an co u v er,
T h e p riz e w as $ l 0 0 ° in cash, of- as dowry six state? which her fa th e r
B. C „ and Mrs. C h a rle s E v a n s a n d j fere d by th e D a u g h te rs o f th e Am - had bestow ed upon her, but which had
really belonged to his cath ed ral
R ay C a lla h a n , S a c ra m en to .
je rlc a n R e v o lu tio n of A shland!
church and not to him.
Eventually
T h e ju d g e s of th e o e n te st w e re j these e sta te s went io her
son and be
HOM ESTEADS
I R ev- K o e h le r, Mrs. G. O. J a rv is an d cam e hereditary. Things had a way of
I h ave a b ig snap In. good land ^R ss G race C h a m b e rla in . It w as no becoming h ered itary in those d ay s;
n ear here.
Can lo ca te you w here easy ta s k to pick th e b est sp e a k e r th ere w as even hereditary parish
you w ill m ake good m oney. E. T. even d e sp ite th e fact th a t th e r e w ere clergy.
Staples, A shland, Ore.
106 tf o n ly six c o n te s ta n ts , s a ’d one of th e
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Signal for Bucket Brigade.
- — — .
|
Visitors in Philadelphia a re often
J Special N otice—
I puzzled as to the significance of the
I
Call a physiciai
th
e
q
u
a
lity
o
f
n “ “? U>etal plaq,1es tb a t a p p e a r on
T° d e m o n sD a te
■
“emergency”
emergency ti treatment with B , Ue Ribbon bpead
V O - « .o e e r
i<,U * 15
H
........
- n „ e ,w
PNEUMONIA
V IC K S
O fltf
17 Million Jan U&cd V e a r/j/
Dvar
fo r 10 cen ts, o r a 10 c e n t lo a f f o r ' w hether these curiosities a re the coats
8 cents, W ed n esd ay to S a tu rd a y , i n - ! of ai-ms of the original builders o r the
elusive.
199-4 ’»«rks of some old craft. But the
—
j plaque th a t b ears a tre e does not rep-
___
I resent th e fam ily tre e of some old
Q uaker line, nor does the one which
sp o rts an object th a t looks like a
burn witli a hose attach m en t signify
th at the old red brick s tru c tu re was
once a dairy. They a re the m arks of
old Insurance companies. They date
back to the days '-'hen each Insurance
com pany had Its own bucket brigade
lo r the protection of Its policy holders.
When the house caught fire it m ust
be saved, if saved 't was, by the com
pany which had branded th e stru c tu re
as being under Its protection.
7 0 0 ,0 0 0
owners
T id in g s c la ssified a d s g et re s u lts .
W e Buy and Sell
Real Estate
FIRH INSURANCE
INVESTM ENTS
STAPLES REALTY AGENCY
H otel A shland B u ilding
A shland, Oregon
Phone 20
Waterbury
Alarm Clock
Thoroughly on the job every
minute
. ORCHARDS
car
.
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It '
X E O . L T R E IC H L E R M O T O R C O .
16-18 S. FIR
MEDFORD, ORE
PHONE 304
S edan $1665. C oupe $1490. T o u rin g C ar $1075. R o a d s te r $1023
P a n e l B u sin e ss C a r $1165.
S creen B usiness C ar $1040
C h assis No. 1 an d 3, $S90
F irst Jew s In Virginia.
Jew s first settled in th e South in '
Richmond, Va., m ore th an 130 years I
ago. In 1701 th e first synagogue w as '
established there. In the sam e y ear '
the m em bers p u rch ased .« plot of land ¡1
as a burial ground to be used for th e '•
Jew ish resid en ts of Richmond, and
Jew s w ere hurled th ere until 1816.
f or a long tim e th e congregation
prospered. But in 1S40 a change oc-1
curred in the fortunes of th e sy n a
gogue.
It w as In th a t y ear th a t a
large influx of G erm an Jew s cam e to il
America. They w orshiped according
to the Germ an ritual. A num ber of
Its m em bers left the original syna
gogue to establish a n o th e r congrega
tion.
T he then new* congregation,
Beth Ababa, is still in existence. T he
nam e of th e original congregation was
Beth Shalome.
Lantern for New Year.
As the new year sw eeps round the
world from the one hundred and
eightieth m eridian of longitude, it gets
a bright if silent welcome from the
little village of W eldon, near K etter-
Ing, in N ortham ptonshire. T here on
the tow er of tbe parish church stan d s
a lantern 15 feet high. E rected about
200 y ears ago, the lan te rn w as lighted
on w inter nights to guide trav elers
through the dark forest of Rocking
ham. T he railw uy and im proved roads
1 have abolished the forest dangers, and
now the lantern is lighted only once a
year, on New Y ear's eve, to welcome In
the New Year.
I t pays to rea d tb e c la ssifie d page.
in
t «
fro n t
PHYSICIANS.
of L yric OR. ER N E ST A w r w m « __ o
u fo? -
le a d in g to recovery.
S ’. P h o n e 392-Y.
°r« «
« • « .» « .« «
Swodenburg B ld g " A ¿ h -
land, Ore.
73 tf
throat.
196 F a c to ry
201-6
“
W AN t ED.
I
W A N TED — T en wood c u tte rs . Two
tru c k s fo r sa le on te rm s. A d d ress
E. P. M oore, G e n e ral D elivery.
199-6*
Provost Bros.
Headquarters for
GARDEN TOOLS
SPRAY PUMPS
PRUNING SHEARS
HOSE—and
LAWN SUPPLIES
Do You Know
Why We
Recommend
Mason?
B ecause we know y o u ’ll com e
back once you le a rn th e s u
p rem e, lo n g -rid in g c o m fo rt of
M ason Cords.
You sim ply can’t g et b etter tii*e
value. W e stand back of every
Mason Cord we sell.
T h e y ’re b u ilt to a serv ice ideal.
T h e y ’re u n ifo rm — lo n g -liv ed —
ru g g e d a n d of proven d e p e n d
a b ility .
You can be s u re of
th e ir m ile -a fte r-m ile p e rfo rm
ance.
W e know th e y ’ll serv e
you w ell o r we w o u ld n ’t r e
com m end th em to you.
T h a t ’s why we u rg e you to see
us b e fo re you buy. You c a n ’t
go w ro n g on M ason C ords.
MASON
CORDS
L eed o m ’s T ir e
H o s p it a l
Vulcanizing & Retreading
65 North Main St.
ALBERS
Dairy Feet
Donee B rothers
moto *
STO LEN — F ro m
BEAVER REALTY CO.
15 First St. Phone 68
A correct timekeeper
2ÄS
STOLEN
S . s ‘S
Shuts off at a touch
M c N a ir Bros«
O ne c e n t th e w o rd each tlm e.
Renting-, Loans, Transfers
Notary Work
Ring a lively alarm
'
B U S IN E S S A N D P R O C E S S IO N A l
HOMES — RANCHES
Docs Not Cost as Much as Mill Run
Superior Feeding
Values
e ^ F M E X S — Physician
and
b u rg eo n .
P ra c tic e
lim ited
to
eye, e a r, nose an d th ro a t. G lasses
’ “ PPlied.
O cu list a n d a u rls t for
n i Z R.« R, Gffice8* M. P and H.
Bldg., M sdford, Ore. P h o n e C67
DR. M A TT IE B. SH A W — S pecial a t
te n tio n to m o th e rs an d ch ild ren .
In te rn a l se c re tio n s and en d o crin e
W A N TED — Odd jo b s an d law n w o r k .; g lan d s. Res. a n d office, 108 P io
n e e r avenue. T elep h o n e 28
Of
P h o n e 468-L.
2 0 0 -lm o *
fice h o u rs. 11 to 12 a. m .; 2 to «
W A N TED — W om an
p. m.
g en eral
h o u se w o rk .
A pply
C hurch
St. m o rn in g s.
2 0 1 -:f DR. SHAW- Eye, e a r, nose, th r o a t
sp e c ia list; g lasses fitte d . O ffice
'W A N T to h e a r from ow ner having
a t residence, P io n e e r Ave., m o rn -
farm for sa le ; give p a rtic u la rs and
ing a n d by a p p o in tm e n t P h o n e 28.
low est price. Jo h n J. B lack, O re
gon S tre e t, C hippew a, F a lls, W is-
CHIROPRACTORS.
I consin.
197-3-sat
INGERSOLL HAWLEY
M J« R E N I.
v is itin g
C h iro p ra c tic P h y sician .
N euritis cases a «peclalty. P h o n s
FO R R E N T - -L ith ia g a ra g e .
118-J.
T re a tm e n t given only in
E. F.
S m ith.
y o u r own hom e.
19 2 tf
W A N T E D — P o sitio n a s c a sh ie r. Ad
d re ss 777 c a re of T id in g s. 198-6;
FO R
R E N T — 160
a c res,
C h e rry
PLUMBING
C reek, K la m a th co u n ty . O regon;
c u ltiv a te d a n d p a s tu re la n d s; best H. R. ADAMS— P lu m b in g C ontra,--'
W
inn ..^.1 J.
_ .
. .
11 L • O t. I •
w AV’un
oven Ulli-n
w ire fe n ..1
c in g ; irrig a tio n wa
•ng a n d day w ork. 24 8 F ifth St..
te r ; sm a ll b u ild in g s, etc.
R ent
Phon« 166-J.
lOOtf
paid by im p ro v in g place fo r year
CO
N
V
A
LESCEN
T
HOME
o r te rm of y e a rs. E xcellent te rm s
to r ig h t p a rty . W rite J. P. Rose
133 L a th ro p s tr e e t, M adison, W is. CO N V A LESCEN T HOM E — F a c in g
L ith ia p a r k — c o tta g e p lan .
M ilk
198-12
diet a n d o th e r N a tu re c u re s. M is.
W. M. B arb er. F re e c o n s u lta tio n s
FO R R E N T — H o u se k e e p in g room s,
2 to 4. 153 G ra n ite 9t. P h o n e
s u ita b le fo r co u p le; a d u lts only.
614 B o u lev ard ,
198-5»
ia
«> .
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FO R COUNTY CO M M ISSIO N ER—
iT lios. H. S im pson, of A sh lan d , a u
t h o r i z e s his a n n o u n c e m e n t as a c a n
d id a te fo r th e n o m in a tio n fo r th e
office of C ou n ty C o m m issio n er of
J a c k s o n C ounty, s u b je c t to th e de-
(cision of th e R ep u b lican v o ters of
s a id co u n ty , a t th e p rim a ry electio n ,
M ay 1 9 th , 1922.
|
FO R COUNTY C O M M ISSIO N ER '
— G eorge A lford, of P h oenix, a n
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
¡C o m m issio n e r 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 .
R e p u b lic a n v o te rs of said co u n ty , a t
th e p rim a ry electio n , May 1 9 th, 1922.
transfer and express .
$D R
p ro m p t and c a re fu l service,
a u to tru c k s o r h o rse d ra y s, call
W h ittle T ra n s fe r Co. P h o n e I l f .
O ffice, 89 Oak street near Hotel
A shland.
__________________ B6tl
T. L. POW ELL— G E N E R A L TRAN9-
F E R — Good ffaam and m otor-
tru c k s . Good serv ice a t a reaso n -
a b le price.
P h o n e 83
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TR A N SFER AND E X PR E SS— W ood
tr a n s f e r a n d sto ra g e , g e n e ra l
h a u lin g , ho u seh o ld goods a n d long
d ista n c e h a u lin g a specialty . Ex
p e rt c ra tin g a n d p a c k in g ; s a tis fa c
tion g u a ra n te e d .
A. G. A dam s,
office 240 T h ird St. P h o n e 460.
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A PA R T M E N T S
IN T E R l’RBAN AUTOCAR CO.
(E ffe c tiv e January 1, 1 022)
FOR R E N T — F u rn is h e d a p a rtm e n t.
Close in.
M odern conveniences.
A d u lts only. In q u ire 166 H arg a-
I —
Phone 122.
1 8 2 tf
LV. M ED FO R D
L V .A S H L A N D
7 :0 0 a. m.
7 :0 0 a. m.
FOR SAT JE.
8 :0 0 a. m.
8 :0 0 a. m.
9 :0 0 a. m.
9 :0 0 a. in. for sale - -F ive room house, w ith
b a th and p a n try , fo u r lots, co rn e r
1 0 :0 0 a. m.
1 0 :0 0 a. m.
E
ig h th and B s tre e ts . In q u ire 139
I lk 00 a. in.
1 1 :0 0 a. m.
Second.
182tf
12y00 noon
1 2 :0 0 noon
1 :0 0 p. m.
1 :0 0 p. m. iO R S A L E — R easonable, good seven
2 :0 0 p. m.
2 :0 0 p. in. j room p la ste re d house. C all a t 128
3 :0 0 p m.
3 :0 0 p. m.
Nob Hill s tr e e t, o r phone 354-Y.
4-00 p. m.
4 :0 0 p. m.
1 9 8 -tf
5 :0 0 p. m.
5 :0 0 p. m.
6 :0 0 p. in.
6 :0 0 p. m.
7 :0 0 p. m.
7 :0 0 p. m.
a n d a h a lf lots, som e f u rn itu r e ,
8 :3 0 p. in. Sat. only
8 :3 0 p. m.
som e fru it.
T erm s.
C all 248
9 :3 0 p. m.
9 :3 0 p. m .j
F ifth St.
1 99tf
1 6 :3 0 p. m. S at. only 1 0 :3 0 p. m .i
FOR SA L E — F o u r room bouse, tw o
Sunday Schedule
a n d a h a lf lotB, house n e a rin g
L eave M edford fo r A sh lan d and-
co m p letio n .
T erm s.
C all 24 8
A shlaud for M edford ev ery h o u r on
F ifth St.
1 9 9 tf
th e h o u r from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m .;i
th e n 6 :3 0 p. m. a n d 9 :3 0 p. ra.
A sh lan d w a itin g room — E a s t Side i FO R SA LE— One ^ tu d d a u to m a tic
gas w a te r h e a te r, larg e size. N elda
P h a rm a c y .
Cafe.
2 0 0 tf
M ED FO R D -R O SEB U R G STAGE
D aily (E x c e p t S u n d a y )
FO R SA L E — One c o m b in atio n gas
LV. M EDFORD
LV. ROSEBURG
a n d coal ran g e , M ajestic. N elda
1 0 :0 0 a. in.
1 :0 0 p. m.
Cafe.
2 0 0 tf
T ra v el bv 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 FO R SA L E — H a tc h in g eggs, laying
sceulc trip s ; we save you tim e and
h ens an d fry ers, a t B o o th ’s P o u l
m oney.
try Y ards, 264 W e ig h tm a n St
Fare—-M edford-Roseburg, $ 4 .0 0 ;
P h o n e 257-Y.
202-fri-m on
G rauts-Pass-R oseburg, $3 .0 0 .
BABV CHICKS
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS
BABY C H IX — All p o p u la r b reed s of
D aily and Sunday
Baby C hicks, R hode Isla n d R eds,
LV. G T ’S PASS
1 LV. MEDFORD
B a rre d R ocks, B lack M inorca«,
1 0 :0 0 a. m
1 0 :0 0 a. m.
A nconas, etc., and o u r fam o u s O re
1 :0 0 p. m .
1 :0 0 p. m. |
gon-C orvallis W h ite L eg h o rn s. W e
4 :3 0 p. m.
4 :4 5 p. m j
G ra n ts P a ss w a itin g ro o m — T h t j in c u b a te 250,000 eggs every th re e
w eeks. L a rg e st an d fin e st e q u ip
B o n b o n n lere, p h o n e 160.
ped e le c tric h a tc h e ry in th e S o u th
O ffice .a n d w a itin g room — No. 5
w est.
O rd e r now fo r im m ed ia te
« F ro n t S t.. N ash H otel b u ild in g .
o r f u tu r e deliv ery of baby chicks,
P e k in , M uscovy o r In d ia n R u n n e r
d u c k lin g s, M am m oth B ionze baby
tu rk e y s . W e can supply p u lle ts of
a ll k in d s a t a ll tim e s; also in c u
B A R B E R
b a to rs a n d b ro o d ers. No o rd e r too
la rg e o r too sm all to receive c a re
S afety b lad e s re sh a rp e n e d
ful a tte n tio n .
S^nd fo r prices.
lik e new . S ingle b it, 30r
R edw ing H a tc h ery . 2030 E a s t
doz. D obule b it, 60c doz
F lo re n c e , Los A ngeles.
185-2-s
W. A. SHELLj
Chlldren'a Work A
Specialty
REAL ESTATE
Notice the analysis in comparison.
An actual chemical anaylsis shows:
ALBERS DAIRY FEED
Wheat Mill R uu ...............
0. B. L A M K I N
P ro te in
F ib re
.13.9%
12 %
16%
15%
PROTEIN is the essential facto r in determ ining- values
of feeding-stuffs. P rotein m akes milk. Reckon fat as
energy values. F ib re is w aste. Therefore, buy protein
and fat. The above table shows tb a t ALBERS DAIRY
FEED gives g reater feeding values. A m oderate am ount
of fibre is necessary to give bulk or to act in keeping
tbe meals ap art.
BARGAINS IN REAL
ESTATE
City and Ranch Properties
H ouses to Rent
CITISSEN’S RANK BUILDING
JUST AR RIV ED!
W HAT?
FE N C IN G !
W HERE?
Peil’s Corner
Ashland Fruit and
Produce Association
B efore se n d in g aw ay y o u r o r
d e r, com e a n d see P e il’s new c a r
load of fencing. E v ery v a rie ty —
b arb ed 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 an d
used sew ing m ac h in es a lw a y s on
h an d .
W e have a very fine 10 acre
tra c t, well im proved, located w ith
in th e city lim its of A sh lan d , aud
w ith a d v a n ta g e of city w a te r, th a t
is being o ffered for a s h o rt tim e
a t a low price and is well w’o rth
in v e s tig a tin g if you a re looking
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 , fin e v a rie tie s and ex
c e lle n t q u a lity .
T h e p ric e !is
T4500.
W e also have som e o n e-acre
tra c ts th a t we c o n sid e r good b a r
g ain s a t th e p rice ask ed . Any one
of them w ill m ak e a good hom e
a n 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 w ho will
give th em a tte n tio n . P ric e s will
vary from $1300 to $1800. Now
is th e tim e to se cu re th e se p rop
e rtie s.
Billings Agency
REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE
E stablished 18S3
Phone 211
41 K. Main St.