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Local and Personal
Metalized Ribbons and Feathers
Visits with Relatives—
Miss Lucile Hayes of Portland ar­
rived in the city a few days ago and
is visiting with relatives.
Miss
Hayes is a neice of Mrs. R. M. Gar­
rett and Messrs. S. F. and J. Edward
Thornton c-f Ashland.
( ff? be read in class roflm. P. S.
Maybe yoii wouid better wait un­
til class Vfetires.)
Important Note in New Fall Hats
> “ This airship proposition
Is too strenuous for me—
A billion years before my time—
I’ll park some place,” said he.
i
: Hie found a soft, inviting spot
Upon the primal slime
Of this old, wabbling planet.
And sat down to pass the time.
V isitin g F rien d s H e r e -
Ralph E. Poston, of La Grande,
Oregon, is in the city for a few days
visit with Dwight Gregg.
You’ll marvel in our array of ad -;
vance styles as well as the prices
we are asking. Paulserud’s. 286tf
"This is a lonesome sort of place,”
Said he, and sighed “ Ah. me!
I'll just evolve a trilobite
And have some company.”
Spend less and dress better by
buying your fall suit at Paulserud’s.
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But when, this task completed.
And to stop he did his best.
He kept right on evolving— not
A moment’s pauáe for rest.
Visit Relatives Here—
H. V. Towne, of Roundup, Mont.,
is here visiting for a few days with
his uncle, E. F. Smith, of Oak
street.
He next evolved a brachiopod,
( ’Twas quite a nervous strain)
For followed In succession, then.
The whole Silurian train.
LEEDOM makes the price on
MASON CORDS. Come and get ’em
Then came the Mesozoic with
A tertiary' trend:
, " I ’ll quit this business.now,” said he
“ I must be near the end.
at LEED O M S TIRE HOSPITAL.
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M akes Pi «sent o f P eaches—
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V£fi/-^E77AN
P v - lc o a r f
R. W. Dunlap, of Nob Hill street.
made the Tidings force a present of:
a fine box of Crawford peaches Sat­
urday, which, needless to say, was;
duly appreciated.
“ I’ll just evolve a chimpanzee—
Ah! Now I have a plan!
i I’ll fln;sh this evolving with
A nice, primordial man.
Better be safe than sorry.
See
Beaver Realty Co. about your Insur­
ance. Phone 68.
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r£*HE coming fall will give a
pretty wide choice in hats for
the fashionable one,- ranging from
the very wide picture hat to the
gmall Persian turban.
In between, there is the poke—
narrow at the back and fanning
out generously at the sides and
front— and the tri-corne.
The large hat is usually edged
with a soft fold of unwired mate­
rial, about two inches in width,
the rest of the brim being stiff.
The crown is fitted, and the trim­
ming, to be up to the last minute,
snould be of some metalized rib­
bon, or feather fancy.
The metal touch on any hat
makes it a hat of the new order.
A large hat of Lyons velvet is
New P rch Roof——
The house at 102 Oak street, be­
longing to the Ashland Hotel com-!
pany, is being remodeled and a new
roof placed on the front porch.
Live cleanly, press forward and
dye well, Ashland Pantorium. Phone
12 1.
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V isits Medford—
Miss Corrine Robinson, clerk at
Rose Brothers confectionery, spent
Saturday in Medford, her place at
the store being taken for the day by
Miss Mabel Trott.
shown in the photo above. It has
a crown covered with metalized
ostrich, the ostrich cascading
down the back in an effective man­
ner. It is the newest sort of hat,
and was therefore chosen to be
worn by Leatrice Joy, Paramount
player, in “ Manslaughter,” Cecil
B. DeMille’s latest photo drama.
It is all in gray and she wears it
with her gray velvet, chinchilla-
trimmed gown.
In the sketch at the upper right,
a Persian turban is shown with
the latest manner of using para­
dise or aigrettes. The feathers
are placed downward, forming a
rich and soft tassel that can hard­
ly fail to be flattering to the com­
plexion. Sometimes they do this
on both sides, but that somehow
lends a fancy dress air to the mode
that is too bizarre to please the
average woman.
The tri-corne shapes are en­
chanting. Pardon the adjective,
but it’s really appropriate here,
for these new tri-cornes are repli­
cas of the old Venetian things
worn centuries ago; and somehow,
modern as they are, they have an
old-time look about them that is
fascinating. They have falls of
lace gathered around the licad-
size (when they are designed for
evening w ear), but in the daytime
they are seen with no other trim­
ming but a small cockade slapped
up against the side of the crown.
Extremely smart for the serge
suit, or the more elaborate tail­
leur.
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Then, off on my vacation for
A billion, billion ages,
1 And leave the re9t to Darwin and
The twentieth century sages.”
I
Then he woke from his siesta
To a world of life and beauty.
And he sighed with satisfaction,
“ For ” said he, “ I’ve done my
duty.”
Then up spoke a wise old Dinosaur,
Who heard his boastful peeping,
And said "W hy God has done all this
W’ hile you have been asleeping.”
— M. Beecy.
Bandon votes to complete hydro­
electric dam.
Let Jerry O’Neal figure your next
NEW AND USED GRAIN SACKS
job of plumbing. First class mater­
AND SACK TWINES JUST IN
ial and workmanship. Phone 138.
“ SHOO F L Y ” the great fly
man can paint about as fast as six GRANTS PASS PLANS
207 E. Main street.
238ti I LOCAL MAN PURC H A SES
killer,
should be used on your
IMPROVED PAINT MACHINE men with brushes.
SPECIAL "PEACH W EEK” i
horses
and
cows more freely.
Paint, kalsomine, shingle stain, or:
F. B. Sankey has purchased a new
1,eaves for Home—
Fencing of every description.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F . : Decora air brush paint machine, , any kind of interior or exterior fin­
GRANTS
PASS, Aug.
28. —
New and used Sewing Machines
D. Swingle, who has been visiting f which he received Friday of last ishing may be done equally well, ac­ “ Peach Week, August 28-September
them for the past six weeks, left; week. This is the first machine of. cording to Mr. Sankey. Neither is 3.” This was the text of a procla­ always on hand.
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for her home in Chicago, 111., Sat-1 its kind ever used in this city, and: the machine restricted to this line mation issued Saturday by Mayor C
is certainly an improvement over alone, for it can be used to paint: H. Demaray, in an effort to secure
urday evening.
Peil's Corner
putting paint on with a brush. The automobiles fully as well as it does a larger local consumption of the
Fruit canning time Is at hand. paint is put in a container, which i other work.
fruit. It is estimated that at least
For fruit jars, lids, rubbers, je lly is connected with a motor and fa n j
The new machine is electrically 2500 boxes of first grade peaches
molds and sugar, Detrick’s prices which forces the paint through the operated, but can be driven by a will rot on the trees this week un­
can’t be beaten.
spray brush. In this manner, one one and a half horse power gasoline less some concerted action is taken
engine when used where electric to relieve the situation. Local mer­
power is not available.
chants are co-operating in the move
W. A. SHELL
BARBER
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LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
I
By
S.
W.
STRAUS,
Pre.ident
American Society for T h rift.
and have signified their willingness
to sell the peaches at cost, which
will be about 50 cents a box.
Safety blades resharpened
like new. Single bit, 30c
doz. Dobule bit, 60c doz
Children’s Work A
Specialty
Eugene— Ajax Lumber company
to build two more sawmills.
“ ’T ’ HE time is never lost that is
Silvertown
C ord T ire
k ’
“BEST IN TH E LONG RUN*
A Genuine SILVERTOWN
C ord— 30 x 356 for $13.50
T h e same materials, construction and workmanship
as in all other sizes o f Silvertowns. The same high
quality, long wear, long service and complete de­
pendability guaranteed by the GOODRICH one-
K
Ut
quality standard. Your tire dealer will supply you
today and save you money.
The Silvertown 30 x 554. For the
Ford, Maxwell, Chevrolet, Willys-
Overland and other light cars.
T H E B. F. G O O D R IC H RUBBER C O M P A N Y , Akron, Ohio
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E S T A B LISH ED 1870
f o r A U TO M O B ILE S , M O TORCYCLES, BICYCLES, TRUCKS
* devoted to work,” wrote
Emerson. Work and thrift are
two of the
chief
essen­
tials of prog­
ress, but it is
just as neces­
sary that we
use judgment
and care in
our work as
it is that we
work at all.
The
te rm
“ hard work”
is often ap­
plied as one of
the
needful
S. W . S T R A U S
qualities of in-
dividual success, but “ intelligent
work” more aptly describes the
processes that bring upbuilding.
While it is ture that those whfi get
on best in the 'world are hard
workers, they do so because they
plan their work so that every
moment will count for the most.
There are those who literally work
themselves to death, and yet ac­
complish but little in the way of
advancement.
Let us understand that it is
the part of thrift to do our work
intelligently. It is thrifty to study
each detail connected with our
daily duties and in this way find
out if we are wasting time and
energy.
No matter how menial our tasks,
we should not become mere
automatons. It should be our con­
stant endeavor to find means, if
possible, for doing our work more
efficiently. If It were not for the
fact that thoughtful men have
constantly sought to improve
methods of work we would not
have the marvelous gifts of
science and invention that have
become necessities of our daily
lives.
Try to do your work better and
more efficiently.
This is true
thrift. It will bring results in
your development and progress.
Cool K itchens for
Hot Days
A New Perfection Oil Oook Stove in your kitchen w ill assure a
cool and pleasant kitchen in he hottest weather. The New Per-
fection Stove is a tested, guaranteed product, and w ill do all the
work of your wood range without heating the kitchen. Cooks as
fast as gas and is absolutely tellable. We have them in two, three
and four burners. Come in and let us show yon the numerous
features that make them the best stove for summer use.
SIMPSON’S
3 7 -3 » N orth M ain S t.
One cent the word each time.
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
In the dim and distant ages
Of thè prehistoric past,
A tiny protoplasm
Floated through the void vast.
Carl Loveland is the official piano
tuner for Madame Tracy-Young. Ask
her.
Studio 135 E. Main. Phone
465.
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B U S IN E S S A N D P R O P E S S IO N A L
HARDWARE
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PHYSICIANS.
The Ashland Conservatory of Music OB. ERNEST A. WOODS— Praetiec
opens September 5th, 1922. Ma­
limited to eye, ear, nose and
dame Tracey-Young,
directress.
throat. Office hours, 10 to 12 and
The school of daily instruction in
> to 6. Swedenborg Bldg., Ash­
all branches of music. The Lesch-
land. Ore
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eUizky method. The secretary will
be pleased to supply any informa­
J. J. KM? EN8— Physic'ao and
tion desired.
Address Box 54.
Surgeon.
Practice limited to
Ashland. Oregon.
280-lrao*
eye. ear. nose and throat. QH wb «*
•upphed. G inlist and anrls to»
HELP WANTED
8. P. R. R. Offices. M. F, a t I H
Bldg., Medford, Ore. Phone «7
TAKE YOUR VACATION cutting all
kinds of wood on generous shares. *fR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Special at
Ideal camping place. Inquire E.
P. Moore, corner Helman and Me-1 tention to mothers and children
Internal eocretlons and endocrine
c h a n i c . ____________ 300 tf
glands. R or . and office, 108 Pio
neer avenue Telephone 28. Of
FOR EXCHANGE
flee hours. 11 to 12 a m.; 2 to «
D. m
.FOR TRADE— ICO acre unipeum-
bered ranch on Pacific highwav
CHIR PRACTORs.
and county road, near Hilt; small
house and outbuildings; good DR. MAUD INGERSOLL HAWLEY
stock or chicken ranch with plen- — Visiting Chiropractic Physician
ty of wood and tillable land. W ill' Neuritis cas-s a specialty. Phono
trade for unincumbered Ashland i 1 1 8-J. Trettm eat given only in
acreage; prefer no house, but
your own home.
would ensider acreage with smal'
house. Eleanor Greer, 199 Gran., DR. E. ft. ANGELL— Chiropractic
ite St.
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and Electro Therapy. The combi­
nation does wonders. First Nat'l
TO TRADE— Completely furnished
Bank Bldg. Phone 48-112.
10 room apartment house in Port­ ___ aiihora a vacuum ”
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land, Oregon, centrally located, to
trade for complete home in or
TRANSFER AND EXPRKSS
near Ashland or Talent. Inquire
FOR prompt and careful service,
635 Roca St. or phone 368-Y.
auto trucks or horse drays, cal!
289-lmo
Whittle Tra sfer Co. Phone 117
FOR RENT.
Office, 89 Oak street near Hote!
Ashland.
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•APARTMENTS — Furnished, close
in, modern conveniences. Adults T. L. POWEIJ — GENERAL TRANS
FER — Go d team and motor
only. Inquire 166 Hargadlne St.,
trucks. Go J service at a reason
or phone 122.
257-tf
able nrice
'hone R3
FOR RENT— Furnished apartment,
I1 'ft SALE.
four large rooms and bath. Call
at 272 Maple St.
300tf
HAY FOR SALE— By G. F. Billings
FOR RENT— Housekeeping rooms,
SALE- -Acreage on paved
fine for a cou: le of girls or boys, FOR
highway, sp endid soil. Five acres,
wanting to attend school and
10 acres, 15 acres, 20 acres, and
board themselves.
41 Gresham
the price is right. O. A. Manning,
St.
302-3*
Talent, Oregon.
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FOR RENT— Garage on Third St.
Inquire at 426 A St., after 3 p. m. FOR SALE— Cheap, piano in first
class condition.
Carl H. Love­
302-6*
land, 135 E. Main or phone 465.
FOR RENT— Housekeeping rooms.
2 6 8 tf
137 First St.
203-3*
FOR SALE— On the highway, about
INTERURBAV AUTOCAR CO.
one acre of land, good house, elec­
(E ffectiv e January 1, 11)22)
tric lights, all in garden, some
D ally (E x .e p t Sunday)
berries.
Price $1600.
O. A.
LV. MEDFORD
Manning. Talent, Or.
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LV. ASHLAND
7 00 a. m.
7:00 a. m.
8:00 a. Hl. FOR SALE— Four room cottage,
8 00 a. m.
large lot. some fruit, chicken
9:00 a. m.
9 00 a. m.
house and run. For particulars,
10 00 a. m.
10:00 a. m.
see Mrs. C. E. Lane at Tidings.
11:00 a. in.
11 00 a. m.
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12 00 co on
12:00 noon
1:00 P- m AND HERE’S ANOTHER— 10 acres
1 00 P- m.
2:00 P- ni.
2 00 P- m.
all ready to plow, 1
miles from
3:00 P. m.
3 00 P in.
town, good soil, all irrigated, lays
4:00 P- ni.
4 00 P. m.
nice.
Price $650 cash. O. A.
5:00 P m.
5 00 P- m.
Manning, Talent, Or.
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6:00 P- m.
< 00 P- m.
fioR
SALE—
Registered
ni
lk
goats,
7:00
P. m.¡
7 00 P- m.
8:30 P. ni­
excellent milkers.
Miller, Box
8 30 P. m. Sat. only
9:30 P. in. : 664.
300 Imo
9 30 P- ni.
16 30 P- m. Sat. only 10:30 P. m.
FOR SALE— Very attractive cottage
Sunday Schedule
at Lake of the Woods, completely
Leave Medford for Ashland and
furnished for five people, well of
Ashland for Medford everv hour on
drinking water with pump, boat
the hour from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m .;j
with
engine, good road, all ready
then 6:30 p. m. and 9:30 p. m.
to move into— a bargain at less
Ashland waiting room— East Side
than cost. E. F. Guthrie. R ou I p
Pharmacy.
2, Medford, or phone 232 Jack­
ASHLAND-ROSEBURG STAGE
sonville.
300-6*
Daily (Except Sunday)
LV. ASHLAND
LV. ROSEBURG FOR SALE— Crawford peaches now
readv, none better. Price right.
7 :0 0 a m .
8:30 a. ni. |
Phore 10-F-22.
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12:00 noon
2:00 p. m. |
Travel by stage; shortest route by FOR SALE— Tw<^ acre fruit and
20 miles; one of Oregon’s mosl
berry tract, nice bungalow. Price
scenic trips. Fare— Ashland-Rose­
$2500, $1000 cash, balance terms.
burg, $4.60;
Medford - Roseburg.
52 Roca St.
302-6*
$4.16; G iants Pass-Roseburg, $3.00.
FOR SALE— Bungalow, cheap. 112
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS
Pine St.
3 02-6*
Daily (Except Sunday)
LV. MEDFORD
LV. G T S PASS | FOR SALE— Fresh milk cow. Jer­
7:45 a.m .
7:30 a.m .
sey. C. A. Brown, R. R. 1. 303-3*
1:00 p. m.
1:00 p. m.
4:45 p.m .
5:30 p.m. FOR SALE— Fresh Jersey cow. 571
Chestnut St.
303-3
Sunday Only
10:00 a.m .
10:00 a FOR
.m ., SALE— Just the home you
4:30 p.m.
4:30 PL™'
want while you are sending your
G ^ n ts Pass waiting room— The
children to school. Seven rooms,
BonbCnniere, phone 160.
well built, old fashioned house,
Office and waiting room— No. o
back from the road, surrounded
by nearly an acre of ground, set
to fruit and nuts, all bearing.
Mrs. Marcia Danford, upper A l­
mond St., one block from Junior
high school.
303-6
Effective .
.. Diplomatic
ASHLAND REALTY CO
Opposite City Hall
Business Chances
Insurance
Real Estate
Phone 203
C. B. L A M K I N
A Useful Bank .
BARGAINS II* REAL
ESTATE
City and Ranch Properties
Houses to Rent
Usefulness is the real test of anything—an
automobile, a tractor, an airplane, or a hank
O TIZE N ’S RANK BUILDING
At this institution, the success of our service
is measured by its usefulness to patrons.
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
GRAVENSTEIN APPLES — Wind­
falls, 50 lb. box 75c delivered. The
finest all-round apple on the mar­
ket. Phone 9 -F -ll. ________
AfOnce
SEE US NOW ABOUT YOUR
FIRE INSURANCE
Procrastination in taking out
fire insurance has robbed many
a man of his entire property.
Don’t be caught unprepared by
the fire fiend. Your home, your
business, your crops, your auto­
mobile have a very real money
value.
No property is secure against
destruction by fire. Let us tell
you how little It will cost to fully
protect you.
“ When you want good insur­
ance, talk with Billings.”
BUYERS AND SELLERS MEET
Billings Agency
AT
Can we he of additional use to you?,
SWEET CIDER— Made fresh every
day. Two gallons 75c, one gallon
40c, delivered. Phone 9 -F -ll.
STAPLES REALTY AGENCY
Established 1883
Real Estate and Real Insurance
Ranchos, Orchards and Home«
Fire and Auto Insurance
ASHLAND, OREGON
Phone 211
41 E Main St.
Hotel Ashland Bldg.
Phone 20
ASHLAND, ORE.
Bend— W ork being rushed on the
1 Tumalo dams.