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4ul» s». 18» Crown Prince of Turkey , Interviewed by American Girl AND PERSONAL L eave lo r M inneapolis— Mrs. Em m a O eder and d a u g h te r, of 108 G ra n ite stre e t, le ft last ev ening for M inneapolis. M inn., to look a fte r business in te re sts th e re H er stay in th a t section of the co u n try is ¿0 be an in d e fin ite one. f G am es _________ __ 2°® cen t th e w ord «*eh tima. ph Vsi CIAN s. th ro a t o r / I to 6 ° i . « Ouar8, 10 to 1 , a n d land Or« id« nburg Bldg., Ash- Phone 64. R ecovering from A ccident— I* loyd R ush, who was in ju re d a few days ago w hile re tu rn in g from , P o rtla n d on hi« m otorcycle, w hen h e ' was stru c k by an au to m o b ile, is im proving nicely, being able to be up,' and a ro u n d th e house. ''N D E H str ik e conditions b X V X„ ™ A™ K l‘ BY « A I R M A l i BEN W. H O O PER O F TH E UNITED STA TES R A I L R O A D , a ™ r 1 w, u ’.AJ iU ,N H IS STATBM ENT of JULÙ 1ST. reading as FOLLOW S Piano Tuning Club— C. M. R ic h ard s is o rg an izin g a tu n in g club for th e purpose of re d ucing cost or sam e to those who wish re g u la r a tte n tio n to th e ir in s tru m e n ts w ith o u t e x tra expense Call phone 181. 275tf R etu rn « to L ake— O. A. P a u lseru d and C arl Love land re tu rn e d to L ake of th e W oods las; n ig h t, follow ing th e band con c e rt, to ta k e p a rt in which they cam e in from th e lake. They w ere accom panied on th e re tu rn trip by j C h arles B rady. They expect to j leave today for C ra te r L ake and i re tu rn to A shland S a tu rd a y or S un day. .h r OHrnpm 2 Z ' 'to r a í ! ’ “ V t i s r " ' ' 7 H otel A sh lan d Guest« — The follow ing p a rtie s a re reg is te re d a t th e H otel A sh lan d ; H arold V. W agant, Salem , O r.; G eorge N. B row n, R oland C. C asa^. Los A n geles; S. G ordon, B ert S ch reib er. Mr. ai. 1 Mrs. T heo E. A nderson, E iisa b e .h A nderson, Jo h n A nderson, E. M. H aupen, R. S. B erry, W. H. O. B rega, F ra n k M. Upp, Louis Pappas, C ra n e L a u ta r, G eorge M. R obinson, R obert McKee, P o rtla n d ; Mr. and Mrs. C harles H. F ra n k , St. L ouis; H. A. Spalock, R ichm ond, C alif.; M r. and Mrs. F. B. G ab b ert and ch ild . N eedles, C alif.; L. B. F ow ler, T ony B elm onte, C arson City, Nev.; Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Pearce. K lam a th F a lls; Mr. and Mrs. Jo sep h L. C arm on. New H aven. C onn.; Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k O. E ager. M onrovia. C alif., and Mr. and Mrs. W illiam P. F e rris , S anta Monica. Calif. L e t J e rry O’Neal fig u re y o u r next jo b of plum bing. F irs t class m a te r ia l and w orkm anship. Phone 138. 207 E. Main stre e t. 238ti In City Shopping— B. F. M cCreary, who o p erates th e h o te l a t Siskiyou, was in th e city sh o p p in g yesterday. F r u it can n in g tim e is a t hand. F o r fru it ja rs, lids, ru b b e rs, jelly m olds an d su g ar. D e tric k ’s prices c a n ’t be beaten. HEALTH IN OLD AGE •^Ottwooo When one grows old the diges tive organs lack vitality, the blood is thinned, appetite fails and the general health may suf fer. Tanlac, the powerful, re son structive tonic and system puri fier, is the ideal medicine for old folks. It creates an appetite by strengthening digestion through its natural influence, then the whole system is toned up, and old. folks, may. enjoy, prime health. Vo*; BESSIE BEATTY Bessie Beatty, Noted Mag- XV, .. 6 azine W nter and Lecturer Sees Intimate Life in Turkish Palace I were considered so sinister strair J of music like ‘Lovely Lucerne When fall* the calm of • • love ly Ia-ero t shines a 1 hose in the palace of the gala in the b o o b - light, - crow n prince at C onstantinople, ----- ---------------------------------------------------------- for instance, according to Miss favorite of exalted royalty in Switz Bessie Beatty, just returned from _?rland following the great post w ar thronal evacuation, now I urkey, look in upon lovely ladies played by the royal orchestra. in Parisian frocks, a handsome “The royal orchestra is, amaz- prince in faultless evening clothes. I ¡ngly enough, a family affair in and. most surprising of all, the in which all th e ladies in w aiting struments that make up an Amer and m em bers of the royal house hold play some instrum ent. The ican jazz orchestra. prince himself is an accomplished W riter N otes M odern Conditions violinist and his wife a celloist of no mean ability. ‘C onstantinople and the royal fa n .Jy are indeed ultra-m odern,” “ H arm ony in the H arem ” says Miss Beatty, who spent an “T he prince has im m ortalized evening at the palace during her stay ¡u'cons.ant'inoplc. where she I h° me ins,i!" ,ion “ » » yathcriiw; m aterial nr I Wmtmg. < H «m .»y ,h » Harem V -is gathering material for m aga which shows the orchestra in the zine articles and lectures. r midst of a m erry rehearsal. “And the most amazing defiance to Perhaps there could be no tradiiion of al! are those cozy home more striking indication than this e-.; - - '¿s nr sometimes even formal peaceful pastim e of the change in part’- '»•I-,c..>nq when there float the race we have alw ays 'consid t» ft dax ered that of the ’T ernbir Turk " Tanlac is sold by all good druggists p. o R. E. K ELLY . R ep resen tativ e E xecutive D epart m ent S outhern P acific Com pany. Fruit Jars and Trimmings Alasou Pints, per dozen ........................ Mason Quarts, per dozen . . . . in Mason Half Gallons, per dozen ..’ ’ ’ ‘ ‘ ........ Wide Mouth Mason Pints, per dozen . . . . . .* Wide Mouth Mason Quarts, per dozen . . . / ’ *135 Vj ide Mouth Mason Half Gallons, per dozen $1 75 Economy Pints per dozen ..........................! Economy Quarts, per dozen . . . Economy Half Gallons, per dozen , $t->0 tfel as ........................... L « , Jelly Glasses, per dozen ................ ......................... $1'^, Economy Lids, per d o z e n ....................... ” .................. ’L Mason Lids, per dozen ..................... Rubbers, heavy, 3 dozen f o r ................ ................... o5 Rubbers, medium, 2 dozen for ......................... PLAZA MARKET 61 NORTH M A IN STREET Effective Diplomatic R EA LTY CO Opposite City Hall Business Chances Insurance Real Estate WHAT FLESH REDUCES MILK AND MORE THAN FLIES? D ouble S tren g th SHOOFLY ju s t in from P h ilad e lp h ia . I t's the best Fly R ep ellan t on the m a rk e t today for th e sp raying of your cows. F encing, M owers, R akes B inders anjJ_. th e ir rep airs. kinds of Slewing M achines. and All Peil's Corner C. B L A M K I N ESTATE “ it ’ s toasted " ____________ a, 1.1/13 1 5» ■ “ H G h er laee and k n ees o„ ,h e sidew alk 1 been and sp ra in in g h e r left hand as well nanio« * 7 ' ra ,lro a d s com - p r , v , l e r a both "♦> THE NEW T O N IC rord y e .te rd a y \-h e „ .‘h e “ X LAXATIVE collided w ith a n o th e r m achine n e a r a lte n d a n • ' .a “ oclM ,on' a " d * ‘an g er 'h e city lim its on Ihe highw ay. The ev er before 9a’n d 't h e '1 thlS i e a r th a a re .n l, was Mrs. B on.ar had a very Peeled to t ^ b » t . « r b.“.d , !tt. Th« ,‘h A New Perfeetlon Oil Cook S lo „ , in , « ur u, lc,lcn wU| M , ure cool and pleasant kitchen in he hottest weather. The New Per « e v e is a tested, guaranteed produet, and win do 7 , 1 £ work of you, wood range w ithout heating the kitchen. Cook\ as X i : K,‘: 19 a ,,so ,“ 'e,y '« r. » .u ° “ r „ 7 7 " ' ^ fn ,Ct ' * “ • >»« <b* n u m e re n , reatm es th at m ake them the beat « „ r e f„r sum m er use. SIMPSON’S 87 -8 9 North Main St. HARDWARE Every Business Man appreciates the value of a satisfied patron One pleased patron is worth five new ones. Our -rowth indicates the force of this state ment. Our pleased patrons are constantly bringing us new friends. 47" ’ s e n o u s n erv o u s shock, and w hile- ev er heid. able to be a b o u t, show s th a t she haw La P in e— Survey s ta rte d for . . . been th ro u g h th e m ill. .ra ilro a d . s ta rte d lo r new The Citizens Bank of Ashland Ashland, Oregon F<b e re l Rr l an a 1 0,1 P a riflc highw ay h S u 4 ° Uand rOad ,n e ar H ilt; sm all stock o r X o u tb u ild ,,5Ks; good stock o r chicken ranch w ith nlen m dl W fo rd ,a “ d t,,,a b le ,and W ill .c rc ^ c , « "In cu m b ered A ehlund , / e ’ ,p re fe r no house, but bouse Cn^t,d er acrea «e w‘th sm al house. E le a n o r G reer, i» 9 G ran. ---- ' 1 _________ 23 1 tf* for SALK. HAY FOR SALE - B y 0 . F I l t l t ] ^ . BARGAINS IN REAL Cool K itc h e n s fo r H o t D ays W w i t f SD t T ‘i ’ k d,e age~ WOman c h lM ri« 1 ? ke care of h°m e 01 c h ild re n ; re.eren ces. A ddress 4 0 ta re of Tld -tgs, 2?6-4*’ FO R EXCHANGE ASHLAND ..................... .............................. i » j tr ip th e l i m I h . w eek. ........ lh e X k T d ' e r 'd - ' X * ■ ---------- y e ste rd a y and re p o rt, h aving h a d e d he could save ab o u t two bit« o r a very tin e trip and good luck w ith I m aybe th irty c e n t, by doing the r0< ’ j w ork him self in re p a irin g it. Ac It’» toasted. This er , - " cordingly he sen t a bov to th* shon T ra d e in y our used trie s on n e w ' for a w indshield. T h ree trip s w ere one extra process w .r t." ‘ ASh'a " “ VUlCa"',Z? f o ' 1“ " ' ,h e re s « 1*1” “ '" 'a b o u t , gives a ra re and 277-2 five d o lla rs d am ag e to th e bicycle. delightful q u a lity J F in a lly th e w indshield a rriv e o . i D odge c a r keys. F ixit Shop. 2 7 5 tf w hlle ? " lndshield a rriv e « , and ----- impossible to _______ w hile p u ttin g it in, th e low er h a lf I duplicate. was broken. A nother d o lla r and a . Visit in Ashland— c Guaranteed bv h alf shot. He will have th e low er! Mr. and Mrs. S tanley Myers were glass rep aired a t th e garage. v isitin g th is week w ith Mr. and Mrs. H om er E lh a rt. as they w ere en ro u te! i n e i , n m . . . , to C orvallis , t , „ w ith re la tiv e . '* * \ S, ? ™ RS ° XE ------------- - - d - s At ( I DENT AFTER tV O T H l’R . a n d - frien Mrs. M yers w ill be rs- C. C. M. M. Bom Botnar seem s s to to he Mrs. ar seem be AM ER,CAX POULTRY’ ASSN. re m em b ered in A shland _ Miss ____ TO HOLD CONVENTION ra th e r u n fo rtu n a te th is week, h av E lizab eth B arker, a dom estic science ing m et w ith two accidents, e ith e r te a c h e r in th e local schools. The 1922 convention of th e A m er of which m ight have proved serious. ican P o u ltry association will be held E arly in th e week she was w alk T rad e in y o u r used tire s on new in K noxville, T enn., A u g u st 8 to 14. ing along th e s id e w a llr when she ones a t th e A shland V ulcanizing w as trip p ed by a flsb i „ B p o le' , u X d ”b ^ l ” ‘ h9 W orks. ‘>77-21 across th e w alk in th e hsnd« pwie n / neia ,u_ ♦ ’ T * P° Ultry i“ pLtunry in d «»try u stry in — _________ j ________________ -—- ¿ ¿ .‘j" across th e w alk in th e h an d s of lit- .tie Elwood H iltv Who was trin n ln ^ 1 nited S tates w in c°m e up for ..«wary passers-by. She was ^ ^ ' 7 ' ° " h "“ « badly b ra ise,, by Ihe 1 . 1 7 . « X g ! ,1,e. “ " ’ ’ T " - , X not accepting th e w ages and w o r k j t r u c k s ' 0 ™ ? teum ttl,d m o t'»r j m g conditions which an em ployer is able price ° Phnn” '«^ 31 a reason try in g to lm po.c. F o r th l, „ M o " ” public sen tim en t and full govern-: P l l K R k o -------- I m e a t pow er w ill protect th e men __ -________ ____ ««M . who rem ain in th e ir positions and APARTM ENTS — ---------- new m en who m ay come in .” ' in morinm / u rnished, clos« A dequate provisions have been only. I n q i r e ^ lG ? 1»?0*8' Adullh m ade for th e full protection of a 1 i o r phone 122 6 H argadine St., new em ployes, th e sam e as old era ( ------ - 257-tf ployes who have rem ained loyally a t. PO, R REN’T— Office ro o m 7 '_i \ ? ' ^ App lcap ts should apply to Main. A ddress Box 1 ” th e office of th e su p e rin te n d e n t a t ------- -------------- L ' ‘__ P o rtla n d (U nion statio n -, o r to th e , { B EN T — F u rn ish ed house a ss is ta n t su p e rin te n d e n t a t Rose- KcePlng room s. 237 B st •»77* • burg. ** "* ___ __ ‘ ‘ ‘ J. H. DYER. _____ WANTED. G eneral M anager S o u th ern Pacifl Com pany. Ute There <x.mes a eto-too glow- infcf T he m ysterious bars of O riental harem windows these days en close strange scenes. O r* p b«ne «" '-. S H A W -O p oîn ., in? l° 1 o th ers und children endoci ttlnm ... R « : % ° '? l o n e a r aro o u o Tclcphí,“ ¿ « ' íleo h o u r., 11 n a . , % - — — . v, living, — ............................. prom pt aUd a.,u carefuJ c a i i S T service ^ ic . rt«yiieg^ r^ 8S any q u e stion of th e F ° a R u toPrt°r?M rig h t o f th e men to strik e th e men ,tfUck6 or ht>rse d ray s call who ta k e the s trik e rs ’ place« a re “ \ T r™ «fer Co. P h o U ’ H ) m erely accepting the w ages and A ^ h l i r . / 9 ° ak 8treet c e a r H ot«: w orking conditions prescribed by a .~ A8i ± n d ' 66tf ' S n S S ? ” w W te 3J e r r i« " “ ^ „ y »” ' ■ * ' trans 1 i 1 R eturns to Ashland— JO S E P H IN E HAS PR IZ E A ndy M cCallan, who has been in CASH SAVING OFFICIAL San F rancisco for th e past few m o n th , re tu rn e d to A shland the (G ra n ts Pa83 firs t of th e week and will be in W hen if eomes m A shland for som e tim e. bv dolll|r hl* ® SaV,ng nione-v _______ Dv d o ln S hls °w n w ork, Jo sep h in e county has th e prize in h er list of LEED O M m akes the price on co unty officials. The o th e r night, MASON CORDS. Come and get ’em w h ile 'm a k 'i„ 7 'the u r n a T ’t’he c o u rt a t LEEDO M S TIRE HOSPITAL. house co rn er. C ounty »¡Clerk Coon 2 7 0 -tf saw a sk u n k ru n across the road. He tu rn e d his sp o tlig h t on it and F in e F ish in g Trip in doing so b ro k e his w indshield. A. 0 . M a n . who le i, „„ . ftsb in u ’ T h e ',,‘e « " ¿ / » M , at w eav oauo- rro a s T " ' """ — betwMi,thlth J :a,<' t,he confl1« I. not o r « Z .a ' h. ! , 4 " ,-'!” ï e r 'b e op pressed employes'. T h e V e o ^ e o? ~ ........ .............. f'.r country, th ro u g h an act of congress n ,L i^ G R R ^ L L ~ H a iO T signed bv PrM i,U n» w t '-j n Kresa. — VlaiHn» n HAM L E I ; ,7 resic*ent W! son. e sta b -' C H ropractip P h v atn « .. •ished a trib u n a l to decide such d is - 1 N eur i fls eaS-s h (necialtv 5 “t : L ° VerH, T g e < - d working cou-i 11S J' Tr’ <'»*■'< gHen only0 ? ; » proper’ ^ : ? 9 ______ _ •f. G reen apples— G ravenstines. C a n 't b e a t ’em fo r pies and sauce. 25 pounds for $1 delivered. P hone 9 -F -ll. PRIJN ----------- L WOOD^ - P ractice k ear ’ no 8 e M FN W ANTED for for service as E r a p y 0 4 b a rre ls a t $1 each a t C arson-F ow ler L u m b er Co. 274-6 O rres cleans clothes. < help wanted City and R/>nch Properties Houses to Rent CITIZEN’S RANK BUILDING w. A. SHELL b a r b e r Safety blades resh arp en ec like new. Single bit, S0< doz. Dobule bit, 60c dos ChUdren’s Work A Specialty Osteopath Needed. Two ba»«4>all teams, composed of shipyard workers, were one day play- ng baseball in Wilmington. In the height of the struggle one man made a stupid pluj a t second base. A ft?w I m inutes later hls side came to hai ! and this player stepped to the plate for hls tuni. He wm lilt by a pitched hall and knocked senseless. Hls team m ates dashed w ater on him, stood him up and laid him down the crowd offering ull kinds of advice meanwhile. Finally the captain asked for a doctor. One of the rival team asked : “You w ant an osteopath, don't you?’' “W hat are you talking about? Wh\ an osteopath?’’ \\ ell, continued the player, “ h e got hit on the head, didn’t he?"—Mil waukee Sentinel. The Unconscioue Leg. The hoy received a gash thrpe inches long over hls left eye. left knee was iisl,»catcd and he sustained a contused wound of left knee cap. The leg was unconscious when picked up and he was tnken to his home near by —W orcester Gazette. for ^ 2 2 7 7 te -------- n sale e n — Quick . K, i* 1 “ a^res rra c e property, seven block from P o nTen, 9,,L lth ia p a ~k ^ r o v e " Worlh over P rice * 1Co° - Box 463. 254-lm o* F<iheaSnA IT ¿ ? 4° T ® * ' ^ T ’ l ^ d . cheap. T h ree m iles from city. See ow ner, 896 B oulevard. 262-1 S* h SA LE~ A cr«a«e on paved highw ay, splendid soil. Five acres 10 acres. 1., acres, 20 acres, and’ S t l r m V n g h L ° - A - Mai*»l»P- iR icnt, O regon. 272tf for SALE— A v eritab le park of one acre, set to choice fru its n u ts and grapes, rig h t in heart or the town. W 11 b u ilt seven root,, house. C ash, o r would consider a «ma.I house and lot as p art pay- ,n oe7’J ». M rs- M arcia Dan ford. ^ 1 2 4 ,| M anzanita s tre e t. 275-1 mo FOR SALE — Good p ro fitab le ifiO acre ranch. F o r p a rtic u la rs a d dress John Sanders, G lendale O r*Kon-___________ 2756* ! PASTURE FOR SALE— Good feed. Plenty of w ater and Rhade. On W ell's ranch u e a r A shland. II. V. M itchell. 275-6* i G R EEN A PPL E S — G ravenstines. C an't beat ’em for pies and sauce. 25 pounds fo r $1 delivered. Phone 9 - F - ll. FOR SALE— Mr. A lbert Johnson, of V a ln u t stre e t, d esires to dispose of all his real e sta te at reaso n ab le prices. Call nt 601 W alnut. 276*4 FOR SA LE— F ry e rs! J u s t 75 left, 20c per pound. W. E. Reed 298 Avery St. 2 7 7- 2 * At Once SEE US VOW ABOUT YOUR fire insurance P ro c ra stin a tio n in ta k in g out fire in su ra n ce b a s robbed m any h m an of Ma e n tire property. Don t be cau g h t u n p rep ared hv th e fire fiend. Y our hom e, y o u r, business, your crops, y our au to m obile have u very real m oney value. No p ro p e rty is secure ag ain st destructi(<p by fire. L et us tell you how little it will cost to fully p ro te c t you. W hen you w ant good in s u r ance. ta lk w ith B illings.” Billings Agency E sta b lish ed 1888 »U«l E s ta te an d R eal In su ra n c e ASHI a AND, Phone a i l OREGON 41 E Main St.