Thursday-, December 14, 1922
ASHLAND DAILY TDMHG»
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W ÎK S X G
l a s i ' .TIME TODÀŸ
THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
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The Old Homestead”
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Theodore Roberts and an All-Star Cast
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TOPICS OF THE DAY and AESOP’S FABLES
Admission 10 and 50c
First Show 7:15: 2nd Show 9:15
TOMORROW AND SATURDAY
ADOLPH
ZU»V>P
_
P a e S E N T S —*
B e tty (pm pson
"ihvBoNDED W oman '
10 and 35c
See Us f o r -
Gifts that Please Men
Must Get Ccnfiaence.
Riley Pleases Medford-—
Lecture at Baptist Church—
F ra n k B ranch Riley, who d e liv e re d 1 Miss D orothy Nichols, of Chicago,
his fam ous lectu re on th e g reat! will lectu re tonight. B aptist church,
no rth w est here d u rin g th e W in ter, 7 :45, on “ My L ife in th e Convent and
F a ir, was a special guest a t a m eet- My Conversion to P ro te sta n tism .”
ing of the M edford forum and the
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C raters W ednesday. He was m ade
an honorary m em ber of th e la tte r “Nick” Carter Returns—
organization. A la rg e crowd heard
“ N ick” ^Carter, one of the best
him last n ig h t when he talk ed in! know n pianista in th e sta te , has re-,
the P resb y terian church.
tu rn ed to M edford from Eugene.
Nick is a fo rm er U niversity of O re
Some new d^pce h its a t Ja c k so n ’s gon stu d e n t, and a m em ber of Sigma
H o t. Springs S atu rd ay night.
87-3 Chi fra te rn ity , and is w ell-know n,
th ro u g h o u t so u th e rn Oregon.
He
G irls and boys, win a bicycle tire has a special engagem ent to playj
in free guessing contest a t Fix-It w ith the O riental ballroom o rchestra
Shop. Contest, ends S atu rd ay , De a t the M edford N atato riu m for the;
cem ber 23, a t 6 p. m.
given by the A m erican
8 7 tf dances
Legion.
W. C. T. U. M eeting—
Mr?. Riley and h e r m other, Mrs.
Coughs a n d Colds in W inter
N orm an e n te rta in ed the W. C. T. U.
Indoor sed en tary life in w in ter has
a t th e ir hom e, 147 H igh stre e t, Tues-, a direct bearing on th e pievalence of
day. Tt was a good m eeting w ith coughs and colds. Keep the bowels
deep sp irit and earnestness. T hree; active and overcom e constipation
pioneers of tem perance w ork w ere w ith Foley C a th artic T ablets. Colds,
p rese n t: Mrs. R ussell, A shland’s first! coughs, croup, th ro a t, chest and
relieved
p resid en t; Mrs. H atch and Mrs. Nor-! bronchial tro u b le quickly
w
ith
F
oley’s
Honey
and
T
ar.
Con
m an. Mrs. L eav itt showed th e pic-;
tain
s
no
opiates—
ingredients
printed
tu re of th e W. C. T. IT. booth a t the
m idw inter fair. Several w ere p u r on th e w rapper. L argest selling cough
“ Foley’s
chased. The hostesses served dainty ; m edicine in th e w orld.
refresh m e n ts a t th e close of the pro-j Honey and T ar i3 w onderful for a t
tacks of coughs and colds,” w rites
gram .
W. H. Gray, Venice, C alifornia. Sold
everyw here.
’ X m as F ru it Cake—
Also whipped cream puffs. Hom e
Bakery and R e sta u ra n t, G9 N orth M illion R eturns to A shland—
A. E. M illion retu rn ed this m orn-,
Main.
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ing from S acram ento, Calif., w here;
D ick ey’s B u ild in g Garage—
he has been fo r the past two weeks.
F ra n k Dickey is building ai garage He rep o rts th e condition of Mrs.
at his hom e in Allison s tre e t, to M illions to be very m uch im proved.
house th e new F o rd sedan rec e n tly
purchased by Mrs. Dickey.
A lot of good second-hand fu rn i
tu re a t Icenhow er’s new and second
Save by buying doll clothes a t hand store. Come and see it. 389
the N eedlecraft Shop.
80tf E ast Main. P hone 171.
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All th e cleverest hocus-pocus of the
•‘born saL o iu an ” and all the system atic
strateg y of the book-tru' ed ,'Sv.».ntia<
salesm an” fall if th e custom er’s conti
d en te ts^not aro used.—'P . K. March* "
T 0 -N I G H 1
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE OR TRADE— O verland
car. See C. L. Loomis.
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN— Six'
room house, wood shed and chick
en house, lot 50 by 150 feet. A d-'
dress A. D., care Tidings.
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FOR RENT— Bed room w ith outside
door, suitable for two gentlem en.:
In q u ire 376 B St.
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WANTED— Old in grain carpets. W ill
pay highest price profitable. The
M edford ru g m an will b e in A shland
F rid ay of .this week. Phone 175.
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FOR SALE— Fine Ith o d e Island Red
rooster. Price $2. 27 6 Alm ond _
St.
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7:45
Baptist Church
COME AND HEAR
Miss Dorothy Nichols
of Chicago, speaks on the theme
“ MY LIFE IN THE CONVENT AND MY
CONVERSION TO PROTESTANTISM”
LOST— Pencil p a rt of E v ersh arp pen
cil, solid gold. F in d e r phone 439-
J. W anda B atem an.
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FOR SALE— F re sh m ilk goat
y e a rs ), four q u a rts, second
ding last July, two q u a rts
long lactatio n period. $50.
q uire Chas. D rue, 50 T hird
Get Your
(tw o
kid
now,
In
St.
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LOST— Saddle colored, sheepskin
bag (re in fo rc e d ), lost en route
th ro u g h M edford on Main St., to
highw ay to A shland. C ontents of
but little value to others, in clu d
ing poems and rem iniscences of
m any years as a m iner and pros
pector in Colorado. F in d e r will be
liberally com pensated.
Address
David F. Jackson, 215 N utley St.,
A shland, Ore. P. O. Box 63 87-3*
Christmas Furs
at
Bartlett’s Fur Store
Largest Stock in Oregon
Outside of Portland
F. W. BARTLETT
115 W. Main, Medford
A ssortm ent
Is Complete
g
CHENEY-
V i • (
JOHNSON’S
JEWELRY
STORE
Not Many Men Have
Too Many-
stock of Silverw are is com plete
w ith seven new p a tte rn s in the
old, w ell-known m akes. Lowest
prices, b u t th e highest grade
goods.
Ask to see our new
“H elen” p a tte rn .
The sto re p ro m in en t for its
capacity in m eeting dem ands for
C hristm as, W edding, B irthday and
Anniversary Gifts.
Ties
W e m eet all com petition, and
then save you e x tra m oney, in any
article you m ay w ant, and all o u r
m erchandise is sta n d a rd and tra d e
m arked goods.
W e have som e real b argains in
D iam onds— some we can recom
m end as a real good investm ent.
D on't overlook our new stock
of C ut Glass. Som e of the “ N if
tiest” styles im aginable.
O ur
An endless supply of fine w rist
w atches from $7.50 to $90.00.
NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE
O.H. JOHNSON
J e w e le r
I t a ly L e a d s in V io lin s .
Photos m ade now delivered for
X m as. Studio A shland.
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T he best violin strin g s have alw ays 1
come from Italy. W hy th is should be
is som ething of a m ystery, but in the
m aking of strings, as in th e m aking of
violins, Italy has »lw ays led the world.
B etter clothes fo r LESS a t Paul
se ru d ’8.
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C hristm as candy special a t the Va
riety store. Buy it now.
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E udeuvorers P la n Social—
T he C h ristian E ndeavor society
will hold a m usical social a t the
P resbyterian church F riday evening,
a t 7 :3 0 o’clock.
T here will be a
m usical program followed by m usi
cal gam es. E veryone has been re
quested to dress to rep resen t some
p opular song. T he public is invited
to a tte n d th e a ffa ir.
T he crowd will be a t Jack so n ’s
dance S atu rd ay night. W ill you be
there?
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Real Estate and Real Insurance
E stablished 1885
41 E. Main St.
Phone 211
ANNOUNCEMENT!
A National Discount Coupon Given with Each Ten Cent Purchase Until Christmas
Redeemed for Merchandise of all kinds by National Certificate Association.
A Full Line of Christmas Presents for "Father, B rother, Husband or Son. A large discount in all lines.
For Men
«Z p O R TIN C
C O O D Z1
For Boys
Air Rifles, Pocket Knives, Footballs, Harmonicas,
Watches, Basketball Shoes,
A sh land O ffers to A ssist—
G. A. Briscoe, su p erin ten d en t of
schools, has notified M edford th a t
A shland is backing th a t school for
th e com ing New Y ear’s football game
betw een M edford and Scott high, of
Toledo, Ohio. An offer was m ade to
lend W alter H ughes coach, if th e
need arises. “ Shy” H u n tin g to n , Uni
versity of O regon football m entor,
accom panied by his wife, have a r
rived in M edford.
Billings Agency
ASHLAND
Hampshire Breeders Organize—
O rganization of the S o uthern Ore-!
gon H am pshire Swine B reeders a s
sociation w ith a m em bership of 35
has been com pleted a t G ran ts Pass,
breeders of th is variety of sw ine in 1
Jackson and Jo sep h in e counties be
ing present. It was the opinion of
C. C. C ate. Jack so n county agent,
th a t 2000 m ore hogs could p ro fn -
ably be raised in the two counties.
O fficers elected w ere W. B. Lind
sey, M erlin p resid e n t; H. M. H ar-;
te r, M urphy, secretary - tre a s u re r;
and th e follow ing d ire c to rs: C. C.
H u n t. Josephine C ounty; J. E. Mc
Donald. Bruce F lem ing and J. V.
G alliger, all of Jack so n county.
The ap p allin g news of A sto ria’s recent fire loss is still fresh in
th e m inds of the people of the N orthw est. This is probably the
larg e st co n flagration in th e history of Oregon, and yet A storia is
only a m oderate sized city.
W ith a predom inance of shingle roofs, not infrequent high winds
and a w ater supply from a single source, the conflagration hazard
exists in A shland ju st as it has been shown to have existed in
A storia. O ur fire d ep artm en t is well-equipped to lig h t a single
fire— b u t how could they handle th e situ a tio n when the one fire
was s ta rtin g new fires every m inute?
Insurance is on th e job a t A storia to pay its lo sses in full.
RUT THE E E L W W WHO WAS NOT INSURED HOES \O T GET
A CENT.
The only safe way to protect your property against loss by
fire is to c arry ad eq u ate insurance in strong, w ell-m anaged com
panies. A few do llars today may save you several thousand to
night. Call us today.
1 am the only merchant in town in my line giv
ing National Coupons. National Coupons ex--
elianged for any other coupons. You can
exchange a mixed buneli of coupons for all of
one kind.
EXáOt
Rifles, Revolvers, Fishing
Rods and Reels, Binocu
lars, Sport Boots, Leather
Vests, Automobile Coats,
Purses and Bill Folds,
Hunting Clothes, Marbles
Axes, Knives, Cleaning
Rods and Water - proof
Match Boxes, Outing Suits
Elkhorn Gun Store
R. MIDDLETON
! IN SHOOK BUILDING
372 East Main St.
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Each customer who brings a new customer or
sends one to buy goods at my store will receive
Free a coupon valued at 100 National Certifi
cates. Yours for Service and Lowest Prices.