Monday, June 19, 1022
Local and Personal
H ere for Several W eeks—
M r. a n d Mrs. K in cad e a n d d a u g h
te r of R o seb u rg , h av e re n te d one of
th e c o tta g e s th a t th e c h a m b e r of
com m erce e re c te d in th e p a rk la st j
y ear.
M r. a n d M rs. K in c a d e have
been in poor h e a lth a n d d ecided to
som e h e re a n d spend th e su m m e r
w^th th e ir d a u g h te r, w ho w ill a tte n d
th e n o rm a l sehool su m m e r te rm .
ASHLAND DÁÉLY TIDINGS
PROGRESS MADE IN AVIATION
Records Show T h a t the United State»
Is More Than Holding Its Own
In Aerial Travel.
PAG« THREW
Conducting Radio Tests for Navy
S U S / A / g S S A / V O P R O F E S S IO N A L
O do cen t th e wo rd »ach tim e
D uring the year 1921 the use of a ir
c ra ft for civilian tra n sp o rta tio n iu-
Y
creased 20 per cent over the previous i
year, according to a report forw arded
to tlie D epartm ent of Com m erce by the
A eronautical C ham ber of Commerce
of Am erica.
The, rep o rts shows th a t throughout
the country 1,200 civilian airplanes
w ere In operation during the year, and
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M rs. A lice F ln n e ll, of L y n d en , they carried approxim ately 275,000
W hatco m c o u n ty , W ash ., w ould like passengers a total d istance of 6,500,000
t<j c o rre sp o n d w ith p erso n o r p e r miles. Tliese figures, according to the
so n s re la tiv e to c o n d itio n s, c lim a te report, a re based upon auth en ticated
a n d th e g e n e ra l a d v is a b ility of a re tu rn s received by the aeronautical
cham ber from aTl sections of the
w idow a n d d a u g h te r m a k in g th e ir
country “and tend to prove th a t Aiueri-
Housewives that real
h o m e in A sh la n d , O regon.
241-4* | ea is holding her own in the air. a s far
ize
the value o f pure
as Individual effort and accom plish
< • ir.
foods—that take special
R eturn from P ortland—
m ent ure concerned.’
pride
in uniform and
Every
phase
of
aviation
is
covered
Mrs. W . H. M cN air a n d son Ja m ie ,
w
h
o
le
s o m e bakings,
in
the
report,
Including
tlie
various
M iss E th e l P ow ell an d Miss G eorgia
never
fail
to use
records m ade during th e year. Among
-41’offee, r e tu rn e d from P o rtla n d S u n
the ou tstan d in g civilian achievem ent^
d ay m o rn in g . M rs. M cN air a n d Miss
Is th at of the aerial mail, which “in
C offee w ere d e le g a te s to th e s ta te 1921 m ade such a record for efficiency
... 'fcÁ ** » \
BAKING POWDER
con-vention of th e E a s te rn S ta r.
on the tra n sc o n tin en ta l route that it Is
You have positive proof
V -•
recognized as a model for civilian
Bend h a s a d d e d new c h a rc o a l aerial tra n sp o rt th e w orld over.” the
of the purity—contains
only such ingredients
rep o rt says. “L e tte rs have been de
p la n t.
livered in New York two days a fte r
as have been officially
T he lah o rato rian of th e United S ta te s navy radio research laboratory
casual m ailing on th e Pacific coast,"
L eaves for N evada—
approved
by the United
conducting low electrical resistan ce tests with regard to radio transm ission,
S ta te s P u r e F o o d
F ra n k R oss, .w ho rec e n tly sold his it continues. “T he service lias an av which m eans g re a te r efficiency of antennae.
Authorities.
p lac e h ere, left to d ay fo r T o n o p ah , erage of 38.82 per cent efficiency, th a t
is, in com pleted trip s on scheduled
N ev., w h e re he w ill visit fo r a s h o rt tim e since it wus s ta rte d in May, 1918.
Contains more than the
tim e b e fo re re s u m in g his tr ip e a st.
“Tlie a ir mail has during th e lust MUST LET THE WORLD KNOW
o r d in a r y le a v e n in g
1 " NE
year com pleted its w ireless com m uni
strength—therefore you
cation system , th e 14 sta tio n s now Too Many Expect O ther» to 6? Con
Leave« for Corvallis—
use less. It goes farther
M ining e n g in e e rs a re g iv in g v ery
Mrs. N ora W a lrad a n d g r a n d having radio plants, th ree operated
v ersant W ith T h eir Secret Hope»
—lasta longer. That’s
' fa v o ra b le re p o rts on th e W a r E a g le
and A spirations.
d a u g h te r, Miss D o ro th y F r u la n , left by tlie navy dep artm en t and th e o thers
why it is used by more
by the a ir mail service.”
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. m ine, on E v an s cre e k n in e m iles
th is m o rn in g fo r C o rv a llis, w h e-e
leading Chefs, Do mes-
T he ra re st person in the world Is rhe n o rth of Gold H ill, o n e of th e m ost
th e y w ill v isit fo r a tim e w ith th e
tlc Scientists. Restaur
LAND ADAPTED FOR REINDEER one ^ m know s w hat he really w ants. , p ro d u c tiv e q u ic k s ilv e r m in es in the*'
fam ily of Mr. a n d Mrs. E lm e r P a t
ants, Hotels, Railroads
And if you don t know yourself, how ,iro .
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than any other hr and on earth.
ric k .
M rs. P a tric k is a d a u g h te r N orthern C anada, it is E stim ated, can you expect others to know ?
W6St’ M any Pro m i“ e n t co u n ty b u s !-'
of M rs. W a lra d .
Tw o young people w ent off and got uess m en have su b scrib ed sto ck a n d
Could Support Enorm ous H erds
m
arried
in the most casual, Bohem ian a re ta k in g an a c tiv e p a r t in its d e -'
of Good Food Cattle.
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fashion, inform ing nobody,
v elo p m en t. P ro sp e c ts fo r th e fu tu re
T ry th e w et w ash a n d ro u g h dry.
C
anada
Is
a
roomy
land,
and
its
And
th
eir
friends
asked
them
around
of
th e W a r E a g le m ine a r e b rig h t!
76 A lida.' P h o n e 180.
back region can never be used for r° dinner now and then, accepting the and w hen th e p re s e n t p ro g ra m of
ag ricu ltu ral
purpose*
and w here m arriag e In equally casual fashion, th e di
s is c a rria d o u t, th is m ine
W eek-E nd V isitors—
,
neith er sheep nor c a ttle can be raised only to hud out, y ears luter, th a t they I .„ . ,
M rs. E s th e r M cD onald, o f S e a ttle ,
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profitably, com prises
about 1,500,000 ! w ere deeply h urt not to have had t h e ! Wl11 be knOwn‘ th ro u g h o u t th e c o u n -;
w as th e w eek-end g u e st of Mrs. M ary square miles. If we m ay accept as usual form al bride-and-groom dinners t r -v an<’ w ‘" p rovide a m a te ria l pay-i
W ils h ire ’a t h e r hom e on G ra n ite fairly a ccu rate th e statem en t of Alas- given fo r them .
1 roll in c re a se fo r s o u th e rn O regon.
j
s tr e e t. M rs. M cD onald le ft fo r h e r ka reindeer men th a t a reindeer re-
But how could anyone have known j S ev en teen h u n d re d fe e t of d r i f t s , !
quires about 30 acres for grazing in
th a t?
I tu n n e ls a n d sto p es have a lre a d y beep
ho m e S a tu rd a y evening.
the
sub-A
rctic
and
A
rctic
regions
of
I*
independence,
freedom
and
an
ad-1
c
o n s tru c te d a n d w ork |g bei
ru sh e d '
I
lite ure w hat you really
L e t J e r r y O’N eal fig u re y o u r next N orth America, then N orthern C ana venturous
w aut. don’t « P M poople to daduae it
» K1'<', , e r t,l,,n<il M 3rem ’ A ’ 4O’- |
da can support betw een 30,000,000
jo b of p lu m b in g . F ir s t class m a te r
from
11»
fact
tl.at
y.,u
lire
a
lurried
and
000
Ban been in sta lle d w ith j
and 40,000,000 anlm uls.
ial a n d w o rk m an sh ip .
P h o n e 138.
a 35 tou P er day cap acity . S ev eral :
V llhjalm ur Stefaasson, th e C ana have several small children.
207 E. M ain s tr e e t.
2 3 8 tf dian explorer, who has been trying
If you a re a professional person, and c o tta g e s h av e been b u ilt in a d d itio n
to convert his country men to reindeer liave decided early in your c areer th a t to th e b u n k house, cook h o u se a n d j
W ill A ttend Roan F estival—
cu ltu re for several vears and lias giv you m ust m ake money above all things, o th e r m in e b u ild in g s. T he h o ld in g s J
M rs. J a c k C a lla h a n a n d little son en tlie subject a fcreat deal of study, don’t be h u rt and surp rised when you
of th e com pany a m o u n t to 520 a c re s
J e r r y a n d M rs. H. C. J o h n so n an d thinks th a t the C anadian m ainland, a re forty if you are not widely knowu
of well tim b e re d , w ell w a te re d lan d .
little sons C lau d e a n d B uddie le ft north of the so-called habitable line, as a distinguished scientific expert.
And if you have given up your life T h e re is a seven y e a r in d ic a te d s u p
to d a y by a u to fo r P o rtla n d , w h e re and tlie great C anadian archipelago
can support 50,000,000 reindeer and to research, don’t he su rp rised if you ply of ope a t th e p re s e n t tim e.
th e y will a tte n d th e R ose F e stiv a l.
musk-ox, an o th er sub-A rctic anim al haven’t m ade a lot of money.
T hey expect to be gone a m o n th .
You have told the world one thing. | F o rd tic k e ts w ith e ach 75 cen ts
which he thinks may in th e near fu
S a fety b lad e s re sh a rp e n e d
tu re furnish the world with an ap p re Now you a re dism ayed th a t it «lid not a t F ix it Shop, 35 F ir s t St
2 4 1 -tf
lik e new . S ingle bit, 30c
D ew drop In n fo r lu n c h e s, m eals, ciable supply of good, wholesome see into your h e a rt and understand !
doz. D obuie bit, 60c doz
sa n d w ic h e s a n d sa la d s.
G et y o u r m eat.—John G. Holm e In L eslie’s w hat it w as th a t you really w anted. ' T
....
Too m any gentle souls pin tlieir faith
a d d itio n to q u r e x tre m e ly low
Weekly.
F o rd coupons.
2 3 7 -tf
C hildren’» W ork A
on tlie old idea th a t th e world will i prlce8- we
F o rd coupons. D e tJ
Specialty
sooner or in ter heat a path to tlieir r ic k ’s G ro c e te ria se lls fo r less.
M irror In Man’s Hat.
On Sick L ist—
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A man can m anage somehow to doors.—M arion M cLean, in Tlie De- i -------
L ittle Alice S pencer, d a u g h te r of
signer.
M r. a n d Mrs. D onald S pencer, has get along w ithout a pow der rag. j
but th ere a re occasions when lie I
been q u ite ill fo r th e last few days.
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does need a m irror and u coniti ¡
ADAM AND EVE GO SHOPPING
for em ergency use. To meet this de- Í
R eturn from Salem —
mand, G ustav Peszernack, of T re n
M rs. F. H. C row son a n d d a u g h te r ton, N. J., has contrived a holder for Highly Im aginative P icture of Our
F irst P a ren ts Strolling Through
Irm a re tu rn e d T u esd ay from Salem , both a rticle s which may be conveni
l ive room H ouse, bath, sleep in g porch, lots 35x121 feet, garage
a D epartm ent Store.
w oodshed, fru it, paved street and sid ew alk ......................., . . $ 2 , 1 0 0
w h e re th ey have been v isitin g r e la ently fastened inside of a hat. It is
tiv es.
* sewn In, being m ade of cloth, a rec
E ig h t raom H ouse, to ilet, n o hath, lots 6 0 % x l0 0 feet, garage
Let us im agine our scapegoat an
tan g u la r piece of which is attached
chicken house, sid ew alk ........................................................................ $ , 400
cestors attem p tin g a n 11 o'clock stroll
to th e inside of tlie liat by snap fa s t
through a ten-story departm ent store.
In s u ra n c e — 2 7 4 -J—-Yeo.
2 1 6 tf
F iv e room H ouse, furnished, hath, garage, w oodshed, lo ts 50x
eners at the corners. T his m akes the
Ellen B urns Sherm an w rites in the
140
feet, som e f r u i t ................................................................................ $ 1 W )
back of tlie h older; th e fro n t is pro N orth A m erican Review.
,
W ill V isit R elatives —
vided by a second piece, of like size,
2 5 EAST MAIN ST., O PP. CITY HALL, ASHLAND, PHONE 181
C an we not hear tlie tense ejacifta-
Miss E lsie C row son left th is m o rn secured to the first one by stitching. tions of our first m other before »lie
in g fo r a few w eeks v isit w ith frie n d s Tlie two th u s form a pocket. A h o ri m ountains of unknown tilings, wotils,
a n d re la tiv e s in P o rtla n d a n d Salem . zontal line of stitch in g divides tlie satins, silks, cliallies, organdies anil . 5=5
■s.*-
pocket into tw o com partm ents, an m uslins, piled ceiling-high before her?
upper one to receive th e m irro r and a
Even Adam, w ho lias a reputation
M r. a n d M rs. W illiam M orton R a s
lower one to hold th e comb. One as a nam er of tilings, m ight well drop
m u s w ill a p p e a r in th e P re s b y te ria n , end of the pocket is left open to p e r
KITCHEN CONVENIENCES
all his M iltonic airs of superiority, and
c h u rc h in a m a s te rfu l in te r p re ta tio n mit insertion of comb and glass. A
say tor once in some dainty form of
o f “ T h e M usic M a ste r’’ n e x t T u esd ay slidable catch engaging tlie end tooth Edenic language, “Eve, dear,' I c e rta in
You w o u ld n ’t give up y o u r
of
the
comb
reta
in
s
it
in
place,
and
e v e n in g . J u n e 20. A dm ission is free.
ly am out of soundings. I can find
e le c tric
lig h ts, w ould you?
A s ilv e r o ffe rin g will be ta k e n . A the safety of the m irro r is obtained nam es easily enough for birds, beasts
T hen why try to get a lo n g w ith
g r e a t t r e a t.
24 4-1* by a flap which snap fasten s over it. and fishes, but all th is” (witli a gesture
of meek hopelessness) “is out of my 1
your
old
fash io n e d ,
w’o rn
zone. Yet 1 am sure it is all intended
Woman
in
Finland.
C ounty H ealth N urse Here—
tor your se x ; for I m thinking no man
k itc h e n u te n sils, w hen a sm all
W oman in Finland enjoys alm ost
M iss M arie E. F a lld in e , county-
would
g
ear
him
self
up
in
any
of
this
in v e stm e n t w ill eq u ip you w ith
h e a lth n u rse , spent S a tu rd a y in A sh equal rights with the man. In school duille''—if one may help him to a word.
she has. in the common instruction i
la n d a t th e h e a lth c e n te r a n d m a k
Then Eve, if tru e to her old Edenic
th e new la b o r sa v e rs.
T hey
with tlie m ale youth, opportunity to
form, would r e t o r t :
in g c a lls in th e city.
contend with them and to acquire tlie
w ill lig h te n th e d a y ’s w ork im
“But Adam, dear, you c an 't deny
— I ■
»
sam e knowledge.
A fter com pleting
th
a
t
it
is
all
most
tem
pting,
and
I
am
D on’t fail to a sk fo r F o rd coupons the school education alm ost all voca
m ensely.
tions a re open to her, and she Is going to pick rig h t aw ay some of th a t I
fro m D e tric k . H e sells fo r less.
sott, cloudy stuff, tlie color of a sun
found In all branches of industry, but
ris e ; I ’m su re it would he m uck p re t
Phon e 274-J for Yeo.
2 1 6 tf especially in business houses, iu pub tie r than fig leaves fo r a d ress.’’
lic offices and sim ilar Institutions.
3 7 -3 » No. Main
P hon e 203
She cannot occupy tlie office of m inis
W ill Go to Condon—
ter, however, and some high appoint
Differ Concerning A pparition.
W illiam W’e h rll a n d fam ily , of 63 ive posts. Practically, woman is tlie
An ap p aritio n iu dazzling w hite ap
B ush s tr e e t, ex pect to leave in th e equal of man. She lias the rig h t of peared above the* a lta r a t Belmont ab
m o rn in g by a u to fo r C ondon, O re suffrage and she herself is eligible to bey, according to priests of tlie Bene
gon. T h e ir trip w ill be a b u sin ess all elective offices. The Finnish diet dictine ord er at tlie m onastery a t
♦.And p le a s u re e x cu rsio n com bined. actually counts 20 fem ale deputies tached to Belm ont abbey. One of the i
I t w ill p ro b a b ly co v er a six w eeks among its m em bers.—New York T rib p riests w as kneeling before the higli
une.
a lta r when tlie a p p aritio n appeared
period.
and he called some of ills colleagues,
who
are also reported to have seen the
A m bassadress of the Air.
F r u it c a n n in g tim e is a t h a n d .
apparition. One of the p rie sts a t the
F o r some tim e F rance has liad a m onastery sa id : “One evening I w as in
F o r firuit ja r s , lid s, ru b b e rs , jelly
new diplom atic function, th a t of am tlie grounds closing doors, when I saw
m olds a n d s u g a r. D e tric k ’s p rices
bassador of th e air. And for th at
tlie life-size figure of a priest, dressed
c a n ’t be b e a te n .
delicate function, for which not every in his ordinary habit. A nother tim e I
one is fir, a woman. Mile. Adrienne was asleep, w hen I was aw akened by
W ill H old Raskri Picnic—
Bolland, has been nom inated. This someone passing a hand over my heart.
T rin ity E p iscopal c h u rc h w ill hold intrepid a v latrix was the first, it will S ta rtin g up. I recognized the visitant
a b a s k e t picnic W ed n esd a y in L ith ia he rem em bered, who flew over the ns the returned sp irit of a dead p riest.”
p a rk .
T rin ity G u ild , th e S u n d ay C ordilleras of the Andes. T his feat The abbot of Belmont tre a te d the m at
m ade her fam ous in South America. ter hum orously. “No sensible person
sch o o l, th e G irls ’ F rie n d ly society,
T his renow n incited the French gov believes in such psychic phenomena
a n d th e frie n d s of th e p a ris h a re cor- ernm ent to accredit Mile. Bolland to
nowadays." he said. “If any man here
£ d ia lly in v ite d to he p re s e n t. Com e the Republic of A rgentina, w here she tells me lie has seen a ghost I will give !
b e fo re noon an d s ta y as lo n g a s you will rep resen t F ran ce in all m atters him a good dose of physic for lndiges- 1
concerning aviation. Mile. Holland has tion and w atch how* he e ats his next '
«an.
left fo r Buenos Ayres, equipped witli m eal.”
ail
diplom atic pow ers.—New York
Get LEEDOM ’S Ford Day prices
T ribune.«
on MASON CORDS. T h ey’ll knock
L e b a n o n — L ocal c a n n e ry w ill d is-j
you 9tlff.
A t L e e d o m ’a T ire H os
tr ib u te u b o u t $ 2 00,000 to fa rm e rs
p ital.
241tf
R o se b u rg to h av e $15,000 lib ra ry , th is season.
PURE FOODS
C A LU M E T
W. A. SHELL
BARBER
PO R EX C H A N G E
let
- \ r o a d - n e a r H :,t: sm all
e a r ’ “ ¿«e and
th ro a t. O ffice hour», io to 12 ami
and
o u tb u ild in g s ;
good
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to . 6 o , . 8 ' ’ " “ » » « B id«.. A .n
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sto ck o r ch ic k e n ran ch w ith p le n
ty of wood an d tilla b le land WiH ! —
ia d e fo r u n in c u m b e re d A shland
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S u rg eo n .
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lim ited
t,
k
d c ™id e r aci’eage With Sinai
flo^ e aud th ro a t. <Has„w
house, E le a n o r G re e r, 199 G ran .
S P R R n“/ ? 1 a a d l ur,3t fo ’
ite St.
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1 0 :3 0 p. m. S at. only 1 0 :3 0 p. in.
Wh?t»frUmk8 ° r hor8e drays. call
?yb itt,e T ransfer Co. Phone 117
S u n d ay S ch ed u le
L eav e M edford fo r A sh la n d and
A .h Í.Á d
° ak ' tree' near »" •«'
A shland for M edford everv h o u r on — ______
6 6 tí
¡ th e h o u r from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m .;
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th e n 6 :3 0 p. m. a n d 9 :3 0 p. m.
' pfr
— G E N E R A L TRANS
A sh lan d w a itin g room — E a s t Side
, _P 00? team and
m otor-
tru c k s . Good serv ice at
' P h a rm a c y .
a reaso n -
«ble price.
P hone 83.
A SH LA N D -R O SEB U R G STA GE
AD A M S~
D aily (E x cep t S u n d ay )
T R A N S FE R •— W ood mid
LV. A SH LA N D
LV. H O SEB U RG ! sto ra g e .
r P n h o o n n e 4 6 60.
0.
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12 noon
.
8 :30 a. m. —
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T ra v el by s ta g e ; s h o rte s t ro u te b y ________ _A PA R T M E N TS
20 m iles; one of O reg o n ’s m ost , f o r r p v ' t n .
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Close in
E “ ? 8116*1 a Pa r t n ^ » t
scenic trip s . .F a re — A sh lan d -R o se-
•
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v io se in.
M odern c o n v e n ie n c e
! burg.
M edford - Roseburg.
$4.«O ;
R o seb u rg .
A d u lts - only.
In q u U,|
ire c X
166
H arg a-
----.■ . «ill,
,
$ 4 .1 5 ; G ra n ts P a ss-R o se b u rg , $3.09.
din e St. o r phone 122.
182*tf
M ED FO R D -G R A N TS PA SS
H ) R SALII.
D aily a n d S unday
LV. M ED FO R D
1 0 :0 0 a. m.
1 :0 0 p. m. : FO R SA LE— W ell im proved 2 0%
1 :0 0 p. m.
4 :4 5 p. m , a c re farm , w ith good b u ild in g s.
4 :3 0 p. m.
G ra n ts P a s s 'w a i t i n g ro o m — The
sto ck an d im p lem en ts. One m ile
from A shland, on E a st Main St
B o n b onniere, ph o n e 160.
See ow ner, R. S c h e id e re ite r ltte
O ffice a n d w a itin g room — No. 6
S. F r o n t S t N a s h H o te l b u ild in g
1, Box 173.
228-1 mo*
LV’ lG0™ r . ^ ! HAY F°R
BOR SA LE— 500 lin eal feet six-
foot w ire ch icken fencing.
Call
D. P. B lue, 500 A shland St. 240*5
ICY-HOT
S ta rt practicing it today—
And keep it up.
You can s ta rt an account w ith one dollar.
Food Jars
FO R SA LE— 440 a c re stock ran c h ,
tim b e r en o u g h on to pay fo r place
a t $1 per cord, 200 a c re s fence,
w ith b u ild in g s. L. S. B row n, 500
H olly St.
241-6
J u s t tlu ‘ th in g f o r th e O u tin g ,
C am p in g T rip o r W eek E n d P is h
ing Ex|M slition.
THE
ICY-HOT IS YOUR
FO R SA LE— T h re e fre sh cows, good
g ra d e Je rse y s. P ric e d rig h t. 122
C h u rc h St.
2 4 0 tf
BOR SA LE— R anch and e q u ip m e n t,
cash . 122 C h u rc h SJ.
2 4 0 tf
FO R SA L E — B rig h t, clean a lfa lfa
hay. B eaver R ealty A gency. 241-6
REST
F R IE N D
FO R SA L E — o r tra d e , lig h t deliv ery
tru c k ; will ta k e P'ord on tra d e .
Geo. K leijie, 135 P io n e r.
242-2
G re a tly R ed u ced fro m F o rm e r
P ric e s a t
FO R SA L E — Best paying b u si
ness in city. C all 102 Oak St.
244-2*
hX)R RENI.
FO R R E N T — Two room fu rn ish e d
a p a rtm e n t; also fu rn is h e d room s.
A d u lts only. P h o n e 348-L. 241-4*
FO R R E N T — F o u r room
b u n g alo w , g a ra g e .
311
P h o n e 84.
^iiCHERX’
m o d ern
G ra n ite .
2 4 2 -tf
FO R R E N T — C lean, cool room s, sin
gle o r h o u se k ee p in g .
72 N orth.
M ain St.
2 4 2 -lm o
FO R R E N T — S to re room 25 hv 8rt
feet. In q u ire 376 E. M ain. P h o n e
369 H a rg a d in e .
2 4 2 -tf
C. B. L A M K I N
BA RG A IN S IN R E A L
E ST A T E
FO R R E N T — P le a s a n t room in hom e
n e a r p a rk . 128 So. P io n e er. P h o n e
480-J.
244-2
WAN » u n .
City and Ranch Properties
H ouses to Rent
CITIZEN’S HANK BUILDING
W A N TED — W ork by th e h o u r, be-
tw een 9 a. m. a n d 4 p. m. Bert
B a rn e tt.
tf
LOST.
I
LOST— Black
N elda cafe.
W HAT
FLESH
puppy dog.
R ew ard.
R e tu rn
2 3 9 tf
R E D U C ES M ILK AND
M ORE THAN F L IE S ?
D ouble S tre n g th SH O O FLY ju s t
in from 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.
WeU Worth Your
Attention
F en cin g ,
M ow ers,
R akes
B in d ers a n d th e ir re p a irs ,
k in d s of Sew ing M achines.
LA RG E
and
All
Peilfs Corner
LOT— GOOD
H O U SE—
F R U IT — W E L L LOCATED
Convenient to
School,
th e
M ethodist
Junior
High
Churrh,
and
Presbyterian Church
We Buy and Sell
LOW P R IC E — TER M S
Real Estate
F IR B INSURANCB
INVESTMENTS
The Citizens Bank oi Ashland STAPLES REALTY AGENCY
Ashland, Oregon
.
AND
HARDW ARE
The Thrill Habit Is a Good Habit
FOR SA LE — Seven g rad e Je rse y
h e ife rs from 8 to 18 m onths.
P ric e $150. M rs. H. W. A ndrew s
122 C h u rc h St.
2 4 0 tf
Vacuum Bottles
A s h la n d R e a lty Co.
S I M P S O N ’S
»**n sictA Ä ».
H otel A shland B uilding
A shland, Oregon
Phone 20
Billings Agency
E stab lish ed 188:1
Real E state and Real In.suraneo
ASHLAND, OREGON
Phone 211
41 E Main St.