A Monday, June 12, îpflg
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
Local and Personal
M otor to H ilt—
M rs. L. M. R in g a n d M rs. H u g h es
a n d so n s R ic h a rd a n d H e n ry , mo*
to re d to H ilt, C alif., S u n d ay ev e n
ing, w ith L. G. P itz w a te r a c tin g as
c h a u ffe u r.
Try the w et w ash and rough dry.
*76 A llda. P hon e 180.
W ill V isit G randparents —
Mias A lice Cole le ft S u n d a y m o rn
in g on tr a in 13 fo r R e d d in g , C alif.,
w h e re sh e w ill v isit fo r som e tim e
w ith h e r g ra n d p a re n ts .
I am clo sin g o u t a ll F a b ric T ire s
a t cost.
L e e d o m ’s T ire H o sp ita l.
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POSITION AND SIZE
OF GRID IMPORTANT
Determine Value of Negative Po
tential Necessary to Reduce
the Plate Current to Zero.
In using a three-electrode vacuum
tube In a radio set it Is p referable to
m aintain th e grid negative w ith re
spect to th e filam ent in order to re
quire the minimum am ount of energy
In the control of the plate circuit.
T he relativ e position of th e grid
w ith respect to th e filam ent and the
p late and th e size of the m esh of the
If the 40 volts Is m aintained on the
plate and a negative potential of E-O
is applied to the grid, it will reduce
th e c u rren t to zero.
Suppose O-E rep resen ts five volts.
It can be seen then th a t a change of
five volts in grid potential will accom
plish the sam e resu lt th a t 40 volts will
in the p late circuit. T h e ratio of
th e voltage change in the plate cu r
ren t Is called th e fac to r of the tube
and is denoted by th e le tte r “K.”
In the tube Just discussed the am
plification factor would be 40 divided
by five or eight. T he am plification
fa c to r of the tubes available for am a
te u r use a t present Is usually betw een
4 and 10. T he am plification fac to r is
a function of th e dim ensions and rela
tive positions of th e elem ents in the
tube.
An incom ing rad io 'frequency a l
tern a tin g cu rren t applied to th e grid
of a three-electrode vacuum tube is
not only rectified but the variation in
the plate is m ultiplied by “K,” the
am plification fa c to r of th e tube. T his
P ass Through Ashland—
C h a rle s O p p erm an a n d W . F.
W esto n , of th e A m e ric an C an com
p an y of San F ra n c isc o , sto p p e r over
n ig h t T h u rs d a y w ith Mr. N e w to n ’s
s is te r, M rs. H o m er E lh a rt.
T ic k e ts on th e F o rd given w ith
c le a n in g a n d
p re ssin g a t P a u l-
s e r u d ’s.
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L e a v e , for C h i c o -
H arvey J o rg e n s e n le ft T h u rs d a y
e v e n in g fo r Chico, C alif., w h ere he
w ill be fo r th e n e x t few w eeks.
G et o u t y o u r old p u m p s, polish
'em up, a n d be p re p a re d to “ sh a k e-
a -le g ” a t th e c o m m u n ity d a n c e in
th e B ungalow n e x t T u e sd a y .
NEVER SAW IT’S
EQUAL, STATES
MRS. BROWER
W eek-end c h o c o la te s a t th e C andy
C u p b o a rd , 50 c e n ts p e r box. 2 3 7 tf
P hon e 274-J for Yeo.
216 tf
In Charge o f Store—
M rs. D ecker a n d Miss R id ley will
h av e c h a rg e o f th e H a rg ro v e m illi
n e ry shop w h ile Mrs. H a rg ro v e is in
C a lifo rn ia .
G et o u t y o u r old p u m p s, polish
'em up, a n d be p re p a re d to “ sh a k e-
a -le g " a t th e c o m m u n ity d an ce in
th e B u ngalow p e x t T u esd ay .
H ere for Vacation —
E a rl Biegel a n d B u rto n W in n e a r
r iv e d hom e from C o rv a llis S a tu rd a y
m o rn in g a n d w ill spend th e su m m e r
w ith th e ir p a re n tg in A sh lan d .
Dew D rop In n fo r ice c re a m . G et
y o u r F o rd coupons.
2 3 7 tf
Spends W eek-E nd H e r e -
J o h n H o u sto n , o f th e H o u sto n
F ilz o rc h e s tra , w as h e re a n d in M ed
fo rd o v er th e w eek -en d , r e tu r n in g
to K la m a th F a lls la s t evening.
L e t J e r r y O’N eal fig u re y o u r next
jo b of p lu m b in g . F ir s t class .m a te r
ia l a n d w o rk m a n sh ip .
P h o n e 138.
207 E. M ain s tr e e t.
2 3 8 tf
V isitin g R elatives H er o ■
M r. a n d M rs. E. A. B lake, of C or
v a llis a rriv e d in A shland S u n d ay for
a w e e k ’s v isit w ith Dr. a n d M rs. W.
E . B lak e a n d M r. a n d M rs. A. W.
H e rb e rt.
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P h o n o g ra p h s p rin g s , a ll k in d s, in
sto c k .
F ix it Shop, B eav er block.
Insurance— 274-J— Yeo.
216tf
P a ss Through A shland—
A la rg e tru c k lo ad ed w ith boys
a n d g irls a n d b e a rin g th e b a n n e r
“ K la m a th F a lla B oys’ a n d G irls ’
C lu b .”
p assed
th ro u g h
A shland,
n o r th b o u n d , S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n .
D ra w th e lu ck y n u m b e r a t P a u l
s e r u d ’s a n d w in a new s u it of
c lo th e s .
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R etu rn s Hom,' Im proved —
M rs. D. H . B a rn e b u rg , w ho h as
b een ill fo r se v e ra l m o n th s, an d has
b een a p a tie n t a t th e S acred H e a rt
h o s p ita l in M edford fo r th e la s t fo u r
w eek s, h a s r e tu r n e d to A shland
m uch Im proved.
D ew drop In n fo r lu n ch e s, m eals,
s a n d w ic h e s a n d sa la d s.
G et y o u r
F o rd cou p o n s.
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C liff P ayn e m akes ladders.
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Iicaves for San F rancisco —
Mrs. A n n a F itz w a te r le ft S a tu r
d a y fo r San F ra n c isc o , w h e re sh e
w ill v isit w ith frie n d s fo r th e nex t
m onth.
Get out your old pum ps, polish
’em up, and be prepared to “shake-
a -le g ” at the com m unity dance in
th e B ungalow n e x t Tuesday.
m em b e rs w ill be w elcom ed a t th e
ra n c h an y tim e a fte r 1 0 :3 0 in th e
m o rn in g .
H E L P W AN TED
P o r tla n d R e s id e n t S ays No O he H as
More R eason Than She to Praise
T a n lac .
‘‘I ’ve n e v e r seen such a c h a n g e in
a n y o n e a n d I d o n ’t believe a n y b o d y ’
has b e tte r re a so n fo r p ra is in g T a n
lac th a n I h a v e ,” declau-ed M rs. J . F.
B row er, 662 E a s t 8 1 st s tr e e t, P o r t
la n d , O r.
‘ N early a ll m y life I h a d a w fu l,
sp e lls of sic k h e a d ac h e t h a t k e p t m e '
in bed d ay s a t a tim e. My n e rv e s i
seem ed to c o lla p se a n d I w ould a l-l
m o st go d is tra c te d over a n y little !
noise. T hen a b o u t th re e y e a rs a g e i
my sto m a c h beg an to tro u b le m e and
I h av e sim ply s u ffe re d to r tu r e s from
in d ig e stio n . I h ad to be ex tre m e ly
c a re fu l a b o u t even th e little I did
e a t fo r gas m ad e m y h e a rt p a lp ita te
u n til I could h a rd ly b re a th e .
‘‘I took T a n la c b e c au se a frie n d i
to ld m e how m u ch good it did h e r. ■
Now I feel so w ell in every w ay I
c a n ’t te ll th e r e w as e v e r a n y th in g
th e m a tte r w ith m e a n d I g lad ly give
th is s ta te m e n t in th e hope t h a t o th
e rs m ay p ro fit from my e x p e rie n c e .”
T a n la c is sold by a ll good d r u g
g ists.
HAROLD LLOYD IN A
REAL HUMAN TOUCH
grid, determ ine th e value of E. E is
the negative potential which m ust be m akes th e three-electrode vacuum the
applied to the grid in ord er to reduce most sensitive d etecto r available.
In actu al tubes th e point “G” on the
the p late cu rren t to zero. T he value
c
h
a ra c te ristic curves as shown in Fig.
of F, which is the positive grid poten
tial th a t will cause the m aximum or VIII and Fig. IX m ay not fall on such
sa tu ra tio n cu rren t to flow in the plate a point of th e curve th a t sym m etrical
circuit, is also determ ined by the re la changes in grid potential will cuuse a
tive position of th e grid w ith respect sym m etrical change In p la te current,
to the filament and plate. If the grid sta rtin g w ith zero potential on the
is of very fine mesh, the value of E grid.
It then becomes necessary to apply
is sm all because th e electrons in pass
a
constant potential to the grid by
ing through th e sm all mesh of tiie
m
eans
of a b a tte ry in th e grid c ir
grid on th eir journey from th e fila
m ent to the p late will negatively cuit. called the " C b attery , to m ain
charge the grid and will be repelled. tain th e grid a t such a point on the
Sim ilarly a sm all positive charge ap c h a ra c te ristic curve th a t sym m etrical
plied to a fine mesh will tend to ac changes in grid potential will cause
celerate the velocity of the electrons. the m axim um sym m etrical c u rre n t to
In case of a very coarse m esh grid, flow in th e p late circuit.
th e electrons can p a ss through the ap
e rtu re s in the grid w ithout coming in
Big Ships' Radio.
so close to th e charge on it and a
T he radio equipm ent of th e ships
relatively high potential will lie re P a ris and L a fay e tte is described in a
quired on the grid to control th e elec recent issue of R adioelectricity. On both
tron stream , or in other words, tlie steam ers a five-kilow att tu b e tra n s
cu rren t flowing in the plate circuit.
m itte r has been in stalled w ith a w ave
R eferring to Fig. VIII, O-G, is tlie range of betw een 2,000 and 9,(XX) me
current th a t will flow in the plate cir ters. A five-kilow att m otor-generator
cuit when th e re is no potential ap set Is used to produce th e plate-high
plied to the grid. Suppose a positive tension fo r fo u r rectifying and four
potential as O-I is applied to the grid. oscillatory tubes, and the low voltage
T he corresponding p late circuit current cu rren t for th e heatin g of the filam ent
will be I-D or B-D, m ore th an it was of these tubes. Both vessels a re
when th e grid had* no potential ap equipped w ith a radio range-finder, or
plied to it.
“radio goniom eter,” which, reduced to
A negative potential of O-H rs now plain English, m eans a radio compass.
applied to the grid w here O-H is oqual A distance of 3.400 kilom eters lias
in value to O-I, but opposite in sign. been covered safely by m essages sent
The application of the negative po from tlie tra n s m itte r of th e P aris.
ten tial when applied to the grid will
cause the plate c u rren t to be reduced
Radio for Anim al T raining.
to a value H-C or A-C, less th an it
E
xperim
ents w ith th e radiophone as
w as when th ere w as no potential a p
plied to th e grid. So it is seen th at a an aid in anim al tra in in g a re to be
negative potential w hen applied to the m ade a t th e H ippodrom e, New York
grid does not reduce th e p late circuit city, by George Pow er, tra in e r of the
current as much us th e sam e positive elephants, to determ ine w h ether it will
potential increased the plate circuit be possible for his big p ets at some
current. T his irre g u la r conductivity of fu tu re d a te to execute his orders on
the tube is m ade use of when the tube th e stage w hile the tra in e r him self is
is used as a d etecto r or rectifier of absent.
radio signals.
T he incoming radio signal Is a high
P rofessor Boll a Radio Fan.
frequency a lte rn a tin g current. Let us
Finding th e telephone, his own in
apply an a lte rn a tin g difference of po vention. a source of annoyance to him,
tential whose m aximum positive val A lexander G raham Bell had it re
ue Is equal to O-l and whose m aximum moved ffrom his home. W ith th e r a
negative value is equal to O-H, to tlie diophone th ere is a difference, it
grid of th e three-electrode
tube seems, fo r Mr. Bell, now seventy-five
whose c h aracteristic curve is the sam e y ears old, Is said never to tire of “lis
as th a t shown in Fig. VIII. In Fig tening in” and experim enting w ith the
IX is shown the a lte rn a tin g difference new device. T here a re few m ore a r
of potential applied to th e grid. dent en th u siasts, declare his friends.
Through tlie first q u a rte r of a cycle,
from zero a t J to a m aximum nega
tive value a t K, equal to O-H, the
i
plate circuit current will vary from
RADIO DON'TS
■
O-G, its value a t P when no grid po
ten tial is applied to a value a t Q equal
Don’t expect th e circuit to os
to H-C,
cillate w ith equal stre n g th over
a g reat range If you tune the
D uring the next q u a rte r of a cycle
grid
circu it
w ith
capacity
the grid potential changes from a
alone. Keep th e ratio of L to
maximum negative value at K to zero
at L. The corresponding values of
C as n e a r co n stan t as possible
w hile tuning.
plate circuit c u rren t are shown by the
portion of the p late cu rren t curve
Don’t expect a circuit to os
Q-R.
cillate if th e n a tu ra l period of
th e tick ler circuit Is equal to
D uring th e next or third q u a rte r
the n a tu ra l period of th e grid
of a cycle the applied grid potential
circuit.
increases from zero a t L to a m axi
D on’t place th e tic k le r or
mum positive value a t M. equal to
p la te variom eter tig h t against
O-I, and causes th e plate circuit to in
th e grid coil o r a change in the
crease from I-B. its value when the
p late circuit will detune th e grid
p late potential is zero, to I-D. an in
circuit.
crease in plate c u rren t equal to B-D.
Don’t expect high im pedance
D uring th e rem aining fourth q u a r
tubes
to oscillate freely In a c ir
te r of a cycle as the applied grid po
cuit designed for low Im pedance ■
tential varies from a m aximum posi
■
tubes.
tive value a t M to zero a t N. the plate
■
Don’t discard a regenerative ■
circuit cu rren t varies from a value S
receiver until you have tried ■
to T.
I
I
m ore th an one detector tube.
Assuming th a t th e ch a ra c te ristic •
a
Don’t
forget
th
a
t
a
soft
gas
a
curve’ as shown in Fig. VIII and Fig. |
eous tu b e Is th e best detector, a
IX was with a potential of 40 volts
a
and th a t a h ard tu b e is th e best a
on the plate, then, if th e plate current
a
oscillator.
Is to be reduced to zero by a v aria
a
Don’t
tre
a
t
Inductance
coils
a
tion of plate voltage— with no poten
a
w
ith
shellac
or
any
o
th
er
v
ar
a
tial applied to the grid—the p l a t e !
nish or com pound th a t will ab a
voltage m ust be reduced to zero or a
a
sorb m oisture.
a
reduction of 40 volts m ust be made.
a
.«
R ead the w an t ads.
A w ant ad w ill se ll It.
B U S IN E S S A N D P R O F E S S IO N A L
One c e n t th e wo rd each tim e
i
T h e Big F o rd Day S u it S ale is
now on a t P a u ls e r u d ’s. T ic k ets given
on th e F o rd .
" 2 3 7 tf
Here from Enterprise—
B la n fo rd S h o res of E n te rp ris e ,
O r., is in th e city v isitin g a t th e
hom es of Rev. C. A. E d w a rd s fo r a
few d ay s. Mr. S h o re s’s f a th e r a n d
R ev. E d w a rd s fo rm e rly lived in th e
sa m e v icin ity a n d thfc fa m ilie s a re
g r e a t frie n d s.
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—baked a lightbrownon
top — ready to melt in
your mouth—that’s Cal
umet biscuits every time;
it's the same story o f everything
in which
CALUM ET
B A K IN G
POUVDCH
is used. It never varies,
fails or disappoints. Under
every condition—it pro
daces the best bascaata, pies,
1 cakes, muffins, e tc
Don’t put up with the dis
appointments that come
Lfrom using ordinary baking (
H a ro ld L loyd, a p p e a rin g in th e
Lpowder»—it isn’t necessary’—
buy and use Calumet the
sc re e n a ttr a c tio n a t th e V in in g th e
pure and sure brand.
a tr e to m o rro w a n d T u e sd a y in a
m irth -p ro v o k in g an d decid ed ly in te r
e s tin g com edy, “ A S ailo r-M ad e M an”
is p ro v id in g a re a lis tic p re lu d e to th e
p re s e n ta tio n by a n h o n est-to -g o o d -
ness h u m a n to u ch , in w hich th e k id
dies a r e th e b e n e fic ia rie s. T h e m a n
a g e m e n t h a s pro v id ed a la rg e a s s o r t
m e n t of d u p lic a te s of th e b ig h o r n
rim m e d glasses, w hich a re in s e p a r
ab le fro m th e m ak e -u p o f H a ro ld
V ♦ ♦
L loyd, a s w ell a s d u p lic a te s o f th e
s a ilo r h a t he w e a rs in th e “ S ailo r-
M ade M an.” T h ese w ill be given to
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
th e c h ild re n w ho a tte n d th e p e rfo rm
ance, w ith o u t co st o th e r th a n th e
a sk in g .
C ritics a g re e t h a t th is la s t p re
s e n ta tio n is q u ite th e b e st th in g H a r
old Lloyd h as e v e r done. H e lik e s it
h im self, as it c o n fo rm s to h is Idea
of w h a t th e pu b lic goes to see in
th e th e a tre .
H e sa y s: “ G ive th e I
pu b lic s o m e th in g t h a t is a p u ll on
th e ir sy m p a th ie s. J u s t a g e n tle tu g :
a n d th e y w ill b ack th e h e ro a n d !
h e ro in e in a ll th e ir d iffic u ltie s. T he
h u m a n to u ch is w h a t th ey lik e , fo r,
it re fle c ts so m e th in g t h a t is th e ir
AND
ow n ex p e rien c e , a n d th a t m ak e s it
th e ir ow n p ic tu r e .”
C ritic s f o rtu n a te e n o u g h to h av e
a lre a d y w itn esse d “ A S ailor-M ade
M an” say it is u n s u a lly w ell provid- i J u s t th e th in g foj- th e O u tin g ,
ed w ith th a t “ h u m a n to u c h ” th a t! C a m p in g T rip o r W eek E nd F is h
h a s a lw a y s been a d istin c tiv e m a rk j in g ExiM slition.
of th e H a ro ld L loyd com edies.
T H E IC Y -H O T IS YO UR B EST
“ One G lo rio u s D ay” w ill he seen
fotr th e la s t tim e to n ig h t.
F R IE N D
ICY-HOT
T H E weed L UMBER CO M PANY.i n n . KR.YKOT a . W O O D 8 - P r . , „ c ,
w e e d , C alif., a re now in fu ll op-
lim ite d to eye, ear, noBe and
e ra tio n fo r th e seaso n o f 192 2 ,j
throat. O ffice hours, 10 to 12 and
a n d a re em p lo y in g com m on lab o r
2 to I .
8w edenbnrg Bldg., A sh
a s w ell as ex p erien ced h a n d s in
land, Ore
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th e ir m ills, sa sh , d o o r a n d box
fa c to rie s a t W eed, C a lifo rn ia . T he DR. J. J. EMMENS— Physician and
e m p lo y m e n t is ste a d y , living co n
Surgeon.
Practice
lim ited
to
d itio n s
ex cellen t,
w ith
good
eye, ear, nose and throat. Uiaaser
c h a n ce s fo r a d v a n c e m e n t fo r de
supplied.
O culist and aurlst for
se rv in g em ployes.
All in te re s te d
8. P. R. R, O ffices, M. fl». and H
c o m m u n ic a te d ire c tly w’ith E m
Bldg., M edford, Ore. Phone 567
p lo y m e n t D e p a rtm e n t, W eed L um -
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W ANTED- -Good clean rag s. A p p ly 1 I n te r n a l sa c re tlo n s a n d en d o crin e
T idings.
g lan d s. R es. a n d office, 108 P io
n e e r av en u e. T elep h o n e 28.
Of
W A N TED — M an to do w ork in y a rd i fice h o u rs. 11 to 12 a. m .; 2 to 6
M onday m o rn in g . C all 199 G ra n
p. m.
ite St. o r ph o n e 184.
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W ANTED-— Bell boy. H otel A s h la n d .’
238-tf DR, MAUD INGERSOLL HAWLEY
— V isitin g C h iro p ra c tic P h y sician .
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N e u ritis cases a sp ecialty. P hone
118-J.
T re a tm e n t given only in
FO R R E N T — F u rn is h e d a p a rtm e n t.
Four own hom e.
C lose in.
M odern conveniences.
A d u lts only. In q u ire 166 H a rg a -
PLU M BING
din e St. o r ph o n e 122.
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IN T E R U R B A N AUTOCAR CO.
in g a n d day w ork. 248 F ifth St.,
(E ffe c tiv e January 1, 1922)
Daily (E xcept Sunday)
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2 :0 0 p. m.
tru c k s . Good service a t a re a s o n
3 :0 0 p. m.
3 :0 0 p m.
a b le price.
P h o n e 83.
4
:0
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p.
ni.
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5 :0 0 p. m.
5 :0 0 p. m.
DAMS T R A N S F E R — W ood a n a
6 :0 0 p. m.
6 :0 0 p. m.
sto ra g e .
P h o n e 460.
2 1 1 -lm o
7 :0 0 p. m.
7 :0 0 p. m.
8 :3 0 p. m.
FOR EXCHANGE
8 :3 0 p. m . S at. only
9 :3 0 p. m.
9 :3 0 p. m.
1 0 :3 0 p. m. S at. only 1 0 :3 0 p. m. FO R TR A D E - 160 a c re u n in cu m -
bered ran c h on P acific highw ay
Sunday Schedule
an d co u n ty ro ad , n e a r H ilt; sm all
L eave M edford fo r A sh lan d a n d
house a n d
o u tb u ild in g s ;
good
A sh lan d fo r M edford every h o u r on
stock o r chicken ran c h w ith p le n
th e h o u r fro m 9 a. m. to 5 p. m .;
ty of wood and tilla b le land. W ill
th e n 6 :3 0 p. m. a n d 9 :3 0 p. m.
tra d e fo r u n in cu m b e re d A shland
A sh lan d w a itin g room — E a s t Side
a c re a g e ; p re fe r no house, but
^ A S H L A N D -R O S E B U R G STA GE
w ould e n sid e r a c re a g e w ith sm all
house. E le a n o r G re e r, 199 G ra u .
D aily (E x c e p t S u n d a y )
ite St.
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LV . A SHLA ND
LV . RO SEB U R G
12 noou
8 :3 0 a. m.
W A N ! KD.
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° n e j-'ai-e— Aslilanxl-Roee-
Lween 9 a - m - and 4 P- >»• B ert
scenic trip s
B a rn e tt.
tf
b u rg ,
$ 4 .0 0 ;
M e d fo rd - R o seb u rg .
$ 4 .1 5 ; G ia n ts P a ss-R o se b u rg , $3.00. YOUR CAR W A SH ED — F ro m $2 up.
L ith ia G arag e. Geo. K leine. 2 3 5 tf
M ED FO R D -G R A N TS PA SS
D aily a n d S , u v n d ay
r U
PA SShW A N T B D — A uto to tra d e fo r Ash-
LV . G T S PA »»
lan d lots. L ith ia G arag e. 2 3 8 tf
ItV. MEDFORD
1 0 :0 0 a. m.
1 0 :0 0 a. m.
1 :0 0 p. m.
1 :0 0 p. m.
FOR SA IJt.
4 :4 5 p. m .
4 :3 0 p. m.
G ra n ts P a s s w a itin g ro o m — T h e , FO R SA LE— 2 % acres ju st east • f
n o rm a l school, a lso fo rty a c re s
B o n b o n n iere, p h o n e 160
O ffice and w a itin g room — No. 6
tim b e r.
In q u ire on p rem ises or
S. F r o n t S t.. N ash H o tel bu ild in g .
house up th e hill.
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W. A. SHELL
Food Jars
G re a tly R e d u c e d fro n t F o rm e r
P ric e s a t
FO R SA L E — W ick er su lkev in good
co n d itio n . 549 F airv iew St. 237-3
D ouble S tre n g th SH O O FLY ju s t
in fro m P h ila d e lp h ia .
I t ’s th e
best F ly R e p e lla n t on th e m a rk e t
to d ay fo r th e sp ra y in g of y o u r
cows.
and
F e n c in g ,
M ow ers,
R ak es
All
B in d ers an d th e ir re p a irs,
k in d s of Sew ing M achines.
FO R SA LE OR R E N T — One good pi-
,ano also one p h o n o g rap h a t a
BARGAIN. C. F. S h ep h erd , 658
B oulevard.
238-2*
Peil’s Corner
FO R SA L E — Two good sin g e rs w ith
th e ir cages. 235 N o rth M ain St.
P h o n e 207 R.
238-2*
C. B. L A M K I N
F O R SA LE— P u re T a n c re d W h ite
L eg h o rn lay in g hens, 65 c e n ts ea.
Mrs. W . D. B ooth, 264 W e ig h t-
m an St. P h o n e 257-Y.
238-2
bargains in real
ESTATE
Ashland Realty Co.
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FIRE INSURANCE POLICIES
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BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Opposite City Hall
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Ashland, Oregon
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City and Ranch P ro pert ies
H ouses to Rent
«CITIZEN’S RANK BUILDING
We Buy and Sell
Real Estate
FIRM INSURANCE
INVESTMENTS
STAPLES REALTY AGENCY
Of Course You Can Save
Don’t say you can’t save.
Anybody can who
H otel A shland B uilding
A shland, Oregon
Phone 2«
is determined to get ahead.
Throw your hat into the ring. Make a promise
to yourself and keep it.
We can help you. Open a savings account for
a dollar or more and get started now.
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
HAY FO R SA LE— By G. F. B illings.
FO R SA LE— W ell im proved 20 ’A
a c re farm , w ith good b u ild in g s,
b a r b er
stock a n d im p lem en ts. One m ile
from A sh lan d , on E a st M ain St.
S a fety b lad es re sh a rp e n e d
See ow ner, R. S c h e id e re ite r, R te
lik e new . S in g le b it, 30c
1, Box 173.
2 2 8 -lm o *
doz. D obule b it, 60c do*
USED CAR BARGAINS
A GOOD BARGAIN in used c a rs a t
C hildren’s W ork A
W ilh ite ’s g a ra g e , 83 No. M ain—
Specialty
1 C h ev ro let to u rin g ; 1 H upm obilo
to u rin g ; 1 D odge to u rin g ; 1 tw o-
ton tru c k ; 1 lig h t tru c k .
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D. A. R . W IL L H A V E
/P IC N IC ON .JUNE 14
M ount A sh lan d c h a p te r of th e D. ■
A. R. w ill h av e a picnic J u n e 14 a t
th e P alm etc-C h am b erlain ra n c h in
th e s o u th .p a rt of tow n. All m em
b e rs w ho in te n d to go w ill p lease
n o tify Miss H icks a t th e lib ra ry a n d i
in fo rm h e r w h a t th ey in te n d to ta k e . !
A c o rd ia l in v ita tio n is e x te n d e d to
all p ro sp e c tiv e m em b e rs to jo in th e
c h a p te r on th is picnic. T h e picnic i
w ill be an a ll day a f f a ir a n d th e
PH Y SIC IA N S.
HIGHER PRICE FOR GRAPES
TH AN BEPYiRE P R O H IB IT IO N
FO R SA LE OR R E N T — Good fo u r-
room house, la rg e lot, som e fru it,
sm all chicken house.
See M rs.
L an e a t T id in g s.
238-3*
BABY 'H IX
BABY C H IC K S— W e in c u b a te 250,-
000 eggs every th re e w eeks; la rg
e s t e le c tric h a tc h e ry in th e S o u th
w est.
All p o p u la r b ree d s of
ch ick s, d u c k lin g s, baby tu rk e y s .
In c u b a to rs a n d b ro o d ers.
Get
prices. R edw ing H a tc h e ry , 2030
E a s t F lo re n c e , Los A ngeles. 2 3 8 tf
‘THAT GRAND AND
GLORIOUS FEELING”
TO HAVE INSURANCE WHEN
YOU NEED IT
R em em b er, t h a t you c a n ’t tak e
o u t a policy to m o rro w to cover
to d a y 's d isa ste r.
I t ta k e s an a c c id e n t o r a fire
to convince som e people th a t they
need in su ra n c e.
DON’T BE A “ R E G R E T T E R .”
DON’T PLAY W IT H F A T E . ACT
NOW.
Yes. we sell all k in d s of good
in su ra n c e . W e have lea d in g com
panies only.
W hen you w a n t good in su ra n c e
SAN FRANCISCO , J u n e 12.— T he
ta lk w ith B illings.
op en in g p rices fo r th e 1922 w ine
g rap e crop, ag re e d upon y e ste rd a y
by th e d ire c to rs of th e C alifo rn ia!
G rap e G ro w e rs’ E xchange, a re th e
REAL ESTATE A INSURANCE
h ig h est in th e h isto ry of th e w ine
E stablished 1888
g rap e in d u stry in th is sta te .
Phone 211
41 K. Main St.
In som e in sta n c e s th e p rices a re
n e a rly th re e tim es w h at th ey w ere
in 1918, th e f ir s t y e a r o f p ro h ib i
H ood R iv er s tra w b e rry crop e s ti
tion.
m a te d at 95,000 crate«.
Billings Agency