ítüu 16, ifttf assum bum m g s K E I ort Located in Eugen The F. E. Wilmot family, who re­ cently left here for Eugene, wrote back to friends th a t they aire nicely located and th at Mr. Wilmot secured work Immediately on landing in Eu­ gene, their form er home town. Try the wet wash and rough dry. 76 Allda. Phone 180. V isitors at D. V. B. S.__ Rev. Angell, of Phoenix, visited th e dally vacation Bible school at the Baptist church yesterday. Mes- dam e3 Myers, Lindsay and Billings were also interested visitors during th e day. Say! Go see those baby and children’s garm ents. Needlecraft Shop. 226-tf Local Girls a t San Jose The Misses Alice Brown and Gwynne Gammon, graduates of Ash­ land high school, class of 1921, have both secured good positions as book­ keepers and stenographers in San Jose, Calif., after- a year’s study at the business college in th a t place. T heir many friends here are glad to h ear of th eir success. Oh DEATH Rhythmic Philosophy By Dick Posey OUR CANDIDATE You oughfr to see our candidate, He wants to shake your hand: He has solved the situation and he’s going to save the land; his picture’s in the paper, and he’s dolled up for fair, with perfum e on his hanky and with goose grease on his hair. At first he hesitated, seemed doubtful-like and sad, he says we forced it on him, but now he wants it bad. He’d “swap his soul off, hide and ta il,” To get H-O-N on hi3 mail. LOST—-White GoJlie dog. phone 413-J. ire lonaer airUm He sure is ju st the best we have, We’re betting on him, too; We’ll back him to the very last, no m atter what he’ll do; he’s mapping out a great campaign, he tackles every man, and all the othqr candidates will know he also ran. And when he s proven tried and true and answ ers all our needs, we’ll ship him off to W ashington to send us garden seeds. W. Bailey, Crescent City, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. W. A. W eist. K lam ath Falls; Mr. and Mrs. John O. Ross. Dr. and Mrs. J. R. W etherhes, A. R. Frazier, Edwin G. Curtis, E. L. Gowan, P ortland; Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilcox, Long Beach, Calif.; Helen Carnahan, Peggy Newton, Seattle; G. E. Rosapaugh, Eugene, Or.; Mrs. H. P. Grubb, M argaret Alice Gdubb, Colon Murdock, Mrs. Nellie Dewin. Tacoma; Mrs. Lena Ramsey, Clif­ ford Gabba, St. Helens, Or.; Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Wills, Oakland, Calif.; and E. Mosebacher, San Francisco. Dance, K ingsbury, Saturday night. It’s kool and 'the bunch is there. Leedom ’s O rchestra. 2 3 6 -3 HE HOT A I£ DRAFT and the HOT BLAST PRINCIPLE are exclusive patented features of every LA N G ranfce manufactured. Forein| the flames entirely around the oven, thoroughly and uniformly heating every inch of cooking surface, this principle of stove construction has proved itself the most economical, convenient and gener­ ally satisfactory heating method ever The Alaska ran&e pictured above is ideal for the smaller kitchen, possessing all the features of our larger models. Every heat unit is utilized, enab­ ling L A N G stoves to operate at less fuel than any other ranfce manufactured. A visit to our store will convince you that your will be a A sk Us About Them- P. J. AMER Ashland, Oregon 176 E. Main St. Phone 134 Week-end chocolates at the Candy Clipboard, 50 cents per box. 237tf Stopping in Ashland— Mrs. J. L. Gault, of Weed, was a caller at the Tidings office today. Mrs. G ault and son Ray are on their way home from a very pleasant two weeks trip extending a 9 far north as P ortland and are visiting a t various places on th eir trip. Chicken dinner and home made ice qream every Sunday at the Sum­ m it Ranch on Pacific highway at top of the Siskiyous. Remember the name. 236-3* Coming to Medford Dr. Mellenlhin ge Finder 236tf H ELP WANTED He has his sleeves rolled to his neck, H e’s w hetting up his ax, He vows he’ll smash extravagance and w hittle down our tax, h e ll raise the standard of our schools in country and in town; h e’ll work the teachers half to death and cut th eir wages down; he’ll stam p this glorious state of ours in red ink on the map; he’s poison to Johp Barley­ corn and sure death to the Jap. He’s taking elocution, and he’s all fed up on law; he is full of pep and ginger and th ere’s gravel in his “craw .” And when he hits old Salem town He 11 turn the whole state upside-down. Y eur dollar goes fu rth er at Det­ ric k ’s than any place in town. You owe it to yourself to trade where you can get the most for the meney. D etrick’s Groceteria. “We sell for lM«-M 224tf V isiting R elatives— Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frizelle arrived Arrives Home — — yesterday from th eir home at Sno Miss Grace Leslie arrived home homish, Wash. Mrs. Frizelle will th is week from her year a t Albany visit with relatives in Ashland while college. Mr. Frizelle will continue on to San Francisco, where he will be in a t­ We are not giving any band con­ tendance a t the Shriners’ doings. certs or free baby carriages. Ju st th e biggest dollar’s w orth in town. If you eat at the Nelda Cafe you A tria l Will convince. D etricks’ will get a chance to win the Ford Groceteria, in the heart of the city car. If one of our tickets is the 224tf winner, will board the holder free for one month. 236-6 Home for Vacation— Jack Brady is home from Corval­ H otel A shland G uests— lis, where he has been attending The following guests are register­ O. A. C. He will retu rn in a few ed at the Hotel Ashland: Mr. and days for the sum m er term. Mirs. Carl Siegle, Spokane; S. L. Rid­ del, Roseburg; John F. Wiede, Chi­ Brfhg your soap slips to Detrick’s cago; Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Cox, W. C. and get a free bar. “We sell for Keres, Los Angeles; M. Lockwood, less.” 224tf | ery reason for behaving that the ¡ru- OF NIKOLAI LENINE mor of his death is untrue, accord- LONDON, June 10.— The conflict­ ing to a Riga dispatch which quoted ing reports over the condition of Ni­ soviet representatives to th at effect. kolai Lenine’s health has not been entirely cleared up, but there is ev- i Phone 274-J for Yeo. 216tf B rothers THE WEED LUMBER COMPANY. Weed, Calif., are now in full op­ DR. J. j . EMME NS— Physician and eration for the season of 1922. Surgeon. Practice limited to and are employing common labor ® ye- nose and th r o a t Glaaaoc as well as experienced bands in ‘ and *urlBt for their mills, sash, door and box R- R- Offices, M. F. and H factories at Weed. California The Bldg., Medford, Ore. Phone 567 employment is steady, living con­ ditions excellent, with good DR MATTI®B. SHAW— SpeclTFat" chances for advancement for de­ tention to m others and children. serving employes. All Interested Internal secretions and endocrine • communicate directly with Em ­ glands. Res. and office, 108 Pio­ ployment Departm ent, Weed Lum ­ neer avenue. Telephone 28. Of­ ber Company, Weed, Calif. 224-tf fice hours, 11 to 12 a. m.; 2 to • *—— — ------------ ------- 4________ P- m. WANTED— Good clean rags. Apply Tidings. _______ CHIROPRACTORS. TIRE COMPANY wants state repre­ ^ V lsk i,Y D '¡y®ERSi)I HAWLEY sentative and sajes fnanager to N^ui h ! Ch,r°Pra c t‘c Physician. open branch office. $300 neces­ N eurhis cases a specialty. Phone sary. Universal Tire Co., Chi- l l s - J . Treatm ent given only in cag°> Hl. ____ 232-4-aat fo u r own home. SALESMEN — To sell guaranteed PLUMBING tires and tubes. $100 a week, guaranteed salary and commis­ ’A AIi Al IS— Piumbing, Contract­ sion. Universal Tire Co. Chi- and day work. 248 Fifth St -gaeo. Hl- 232-4-aat _ p ing h o n e 166-J. APARTMENTS transfer and express . PGR RENT— Furnished apartm ent. FOR prompt and careful service Close in. Modern conveniences. wi?iHtrU^ 8 ° F hOrS6 dray8> CHl* Adults only. Inquire 166 Harga- ^ . lttla Trnnsfer Co. Phone l l ) . dine St. or phone 122. 182tf ? i 1,06’ 89 Oak street near Hotel ABhlapd- ____________ 66tf interurban autocar co . - . T’ i t PGWBLL— general trans - (E ffe c tiv e January 1, urew») trn r k ." n and motor- frucks Good service at a reason LV. MEDFORD LV. ASHLAND ab.e price. Phone 83. 7:00 a. m. 7:00 a. m. 8:00 a. m. 8:00 a. m. ADAMS TRANSFER — Wood a^d 9:00 a. m. 9:00 a. m. storage. Phone 460. 2 ll- lm o 10:00 a. m. 10:00 a. m. 11:00 a. m. FOR EXCHANGE 11:00 a. m. 12:00 noon 12:00 noon 1:00 p. m. 1:00 p. m. , PGR TRADE— 160 acre unincum ­ 2:00 p. m. bered ranch on Pacific highway 2:00 p. m. 3:00 p. m. and county road, near Hilt; small 3:00 p. m. house and outbuildings; good 4:00 p. m. 4:00 p. m. 5:00 p. m. stock or chicken ranch with plen­ 5:00 p. na. ty of wood and tillable land. Will 6:00 p. m. 6:00 p. m. trade for unincumbered Ashland 7:00 p. m. 7:00 p. m. acreage; prefer no house, but 8:30 p. m. Sat. only 8:30 p. m. would cnsider acreage with small 9:30 p. m. 9:30 p. m. house. Eleanor Greer, 199 Gran. 10:30 p. m. Sat. only 10:30 p. m. - lte SL __________ 2 31 tf * Leave Medford for Ashland and WANTED. Ashland for Medford every hour on the hour from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; WANTED— Work by the hour, be­ then 6:30 p. m. and 9:30 p. m. tween 9 a. m. and 4 p. m. Bert Ashland waiting room— East Side B arnett. tf Pharmacy. ASHLAND-ROSEBURG STAGE 1O 1R CAR WASHED— From $2 up. Lithia G arage. Geo. Kleine. 235tf D aily (E xcep t Sunday) LV. ASHLAND LV. ROSEBURG WANTED— An American woman 35 12 noon 8:30 a. m. years of age with a girl 11 vears. Travel by stage; shortest route by wishes to exchange services for a 20 miles; one of Oregon's most good home. C hristian home pre­ scenic trips. jFare— As4ilan*l-Ro»e- ferred. Ad “ N” Box 1084, Coal- 237-2* liurg, $4.60; Medford - Roseburg. jnga. California. 84.15; G rants Pass-Roseburg, 83.06. FOR SALK. MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS FOR SALE— 2 Vi acres just east af Daily and Sunday normal school, also forty acres LV. G’T’S PASS LV. MEDFORD timber. Inquire on premises or 10:00 a. m. 10:00 a. m. house up the hill. 219-lmo* 1:00 p. m 1:00 p. m. 4:45 4:30 p. m. •»v V ----- — p. m HAY FOR RALE— By G. F. Billings. G rants Paas w aiting room— The Bonbonnière, phone 160. FOR SALE— Well improved 2 0 ’^ Office and waiting room— No. 6 acre farm, with good buildings', S. F ront St.. Nash Hotel building. stock and implements. One mile from Ashland, on East Main St. See owner. R. Scheidereiter, Rte. 1, Box 173. 228-lmo* Provost Bros* an n o u n Headquarters for SPECIALIST in Internal Medicine for the past eleven years. A B u s in e s s C o u p e A GOOD BARGAIN in used cars at W ilhite’s garage, 83 No. Main— 1 Chevrolet touring; 1 Hupmobile touring; 1 Dodge touring; 1 two- ton truck; 1 light truck. 233-* FOR SALE— Seven grade Jersey heifers from 7 to <¿6 months. Price $150. Mrs. H. W. Andrews. 122 Church St. 234-3* Conservative changes HOLLAND HOTEL h ____ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14th Office Hours: 10 A. M. to 4 P. M in the b o d y d e s ig n o f a ll o th e r types REDUCES MORE MILK AND FLIES? THAN Double Strength SHOOFLY just in from Philadelphia. I t’s the best Fly Repellant on the m arket today for the spraying of your cows. Fencing, Mowers. Rakes Binders and their repairs. kinds of Sewing Machines. ONE DAY ONLY and All Peil's Corner No Charge for Consultation Dr. Mellenthin is a regular gradu­ a te in medioine and surgery and is licensed by the state of Oregon. He visits professionally the more im­ p ortant towns and cities and offers t ° ° 8® and ihroat. Office hours, 10 to 12 and , to U Swedanburg Bldg., Aah- lan* Or* ___________ 73-tf C. B L A M K I N BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATH FOR SALE— Four fresh cows, good grade Jerseys. Priced right. 122 Church St. 234-4* FOR SALE— Ranch and equipment, cash. 122 Church St. 234-3* FOR SALE— A Model No. 1 Roto- speed duplicating machine and supplies. Only used part of last season. Good condition. Half price. Ashland F ru it & Produce Association. 235-4 FOR SALE— Italian bees. Phone 251-L. 219 Mountain Ave. 234tf FOR SALE— W icker sulkey in good condition. 549 Fairview St. 237-3 “ THAT GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING” TO HAVE INSURANCE WHEN YOU NEED IT City and Raneh Properties Houses to Rent