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PROFESSIONAL*
PHYSICIANS
I FIND IT HERE
-A Column
Devoted to
T. L. POWELL—General Trans
Dancing at Fair grounds pavil
fer—Good team and motor! ion Thursday, Friday and Satur
trucks. Good service at a rea
OWNER WILL SELL— His at
day evenings.
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sonable price. Phone 83.
tractive corner %ome at 399
Beach street.
Nice garden, TRY FEHIGE FOR HAULING
C. L. Jellison of Boise, Idaho,
and transfer work of all kinds.
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berries, fruit, grapes, lawn and
375 B St Phone 410-R
was a t>U9lness visitor in the city
flowers. Jersey cow and chick
200-lmo yesterday and today.
ens. Excellent location.
-------------------------------------------- JERRY O’NEAL— Plumbing. 207
Full line of ammunition. W
FOR SALE—At a real bargain! East Main. Phone 138.
repair,
buy, trade and sell ne’
less than half the price of a
and
used
guns.
Army Good4
PLANING
MILL
j new one, Pathe Phonograph
Store.
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practically new, plays any JORDAN’S SASH AND CABINET
make of record. 651 or 675
WORKS, Cor. Heilman and
C. W. Linn and family are in
Van Ness.
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Walnut.
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Anhland visiting with relatives,
FOR SALE—The Best bargains
MONUMENTS
and plan to
remain over the
in the city. I ha/e sold nine
•week end.
MONUMENT—MARKERS
pieces of property within the!
Lowest Prices
last 30 days, all cash deals. |
Dancing at Fair grounds pavil
ASHLAND GRANITE CO.
I have the best bargain left 3rd and East Main St.
223-6mo Ion, Thursday, Friday and Satur
PLUMBING
for you. Call andjook it over.
day evenings.
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S. L. Allen, 63 N. Main.
J
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Mrs. J. B. Duncan of Klarrrath
Falls
was a visitor here yester
FOR SALE— Auto sleeping bed
day, calling on several Ashland
for Ford or Chevrolet. Just
friends.
the thing for camping. In
quire Rose Bros.
276-4 > 10-aere highly improved
Monuments from the Blair
close in.
FOR SALE CHEAP—Astrican ;
quarry. Patronize home indus
apples, for eating, cooking j
Exclusive salesman.
8.
Magnificent
Boulevard try.
and cider also white leghorn
Penniston. Res. 476 Laurel St.
cockerels, for broiling.
153 | home, large lot and abun Phone 444Y.
253-tmo
Granite. Phone 411R. 277-1 j
dance of fruit.
W. H. Irwin, and wife of Los
Angeles
spent yesterday in Ash
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE
A paying business in Ash land while Mr. Irwin w*as trans
FOR SALE— Fine 4 acre tract
acting business.
on highway. Fair buildings, land.
FOR SALE
Realty Bargains
Close in furnished Bunga
low, easy terms.
E. T. STAPLES
WANTED
Hotel Ashland Bldg.
WANTED— Experienced
book
keeper to work during Sep
tember and October. Address /T
Box 1, care of Tidings.
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WANTED— Ford. Must be in
good condition and cheap for
cash. 316 Hargadine.
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WANTED— Heavy Rhode
Reds, Plymouth Rock
Table apples, peaches,
pears.
S. P. Depot
Ashland.
Island
hens.
plums,
Hotel,;
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SA V E
IC E
A a Well As
FO O D
In One Of
PROVOST BROS
Refrigerators
FOR RENT
FOR RENT— For neat house
keeping apartments see S. L.
Allen. 63 N. Main.
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»’OR RENT— Furnished cottages, I
$1.00 per day.
Tents and
camp grounds, adjoining City
Camp, Ashland, Ore.
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Our cleaning and dyeing satis-
ies the most exacting demands,
’hone us at 63 Ashland Clean-
ng and Dyeing Works.
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CARD OF THANKS
re wish to thank our many
ids for their kindness and
pathy extended to us during
recent bereavement, also
the beautiful flowers.
Dan Kay,
Mrs. C. Morrison,
Elmer Morrison.
Hickory Shirts
Goods Store.
$1.25.
Army
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Helen Merrill left this morn
ing for Dunsmuir, where she will
visit with friends the remainder
of the week, returning to Ash
land Sunday evening or Monday
morning.
Payne
makes
lawn
H. H. Quehl and wife of Can
ton, Ohio were Ashland visitors
yesterday, having stopped here
on their tour of the coast in or
der to visit the park.
Get your brick at Jordan’s,
525 per thousand. Corner Hel
man and Van Ness.
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G. E. Colby of Roseburg was
a business visitor in Ashland
yesterday.
For the best In sweet milk and
cream go to Detrlck’a.
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Griffin Smith and family of
Little Rock, Arkansas, who are
making a vacation tour, spent
yesterday here seeing the park.
MISCELLANEOUS
LOST—On Boulevard or East
Main St., ladies’ gold wrist
watch and bracelet. Finder
return to Tidings office. Re
ward.
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Cliff
swings.
DANCE
Benefit of Children’s J
Play Ground
Open Air Dance Plat- f
form
LITHIA PARK
Ashland
SATURDAY
July 28
Special Dances
and Songs
STOPPED HIS PAINS
“I was suffering with a severe
cold, headache, backache andi
pains in my abdomen,” writes J.
B. Dring, Newport, R. I. “After!
taking Foley’s Honey and Tar in!
conjunction with Foley Cathartic
Tablets I was entirely relieved of
my Cold and pains.” Coughs re
sulting from Bronchitis, Asthma,
Hay Fever, Croup and Whooping
Cough are quickly relieved with
Foley’s Honey and Tar. The larg
est selling Cough medicine in the
World. Sold everywhere.
Suits for men and for school
ioys, uniforms for firemen, con-
uctors and policemen also rain-
oats. Low prices and best qual-
For sale on easy payments, a
ty. Sold, at 319 Scenic Drive/ 5-room modern, furnished bunga
lonarch Tailoring Agency.
low, paved street. E. T. Staples.
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“PLU N D ER ”
Brief,,
Oranges, lemons, grape fruit—
Detrlck sells for less.
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B y H erbert C rooker
Adapted from the Patheserial by
Bertram Millhauser
Copyright by Pathe Exchange, Inc,
CHAPTER XIII
T hb S wamp
When “Mr. Jones’* looked up and
saw the octopus wind one of its
tentacles around the waist of the girl
he loved, he plunged fearlessly at
die devil-fish, landing squarely on
its cruel head. The denizen of the
deep suddenly released the girl and
started after the young man.
•Pearl Travers immediately took
advantage of the opportunity and
lifted herself upwards, through the
trap-door. Then, seeing her revolver
lying on the floor, she quickly seiz
ed it and began to pump lead
through the trap-door at the octo
pus. The enormous creature began
to writhe and squirm in pain.
“Jones” saw his chance and swam
quickly past it. Pearl saw him com
ing and dropped the end of a blanket
down through the aperture. The
young man seized it and climbed up
to safety.
Before either of them could make
a move, Fucheros and his compan
ions began battering on the door of
the room with an axe. Pearl recov
ered her senses first and crashed a
chair through the barred window.
Assisted by “Mr. Jones,” she drop
ped from the window and ran down
the alleyway. Ahead of them, the
two young people saw the Three
Men From Afar disappearing into
the jungle, and, knowing they had
some of the coveted stock certifi
cates, “Jones” urged the girl to
more speed.
In the general room, Fucheros
halted his men who wished to con
tinue the chase. “Wait, wait, my
friends,” he counseled. “It is better
we are rid of them all.”
A servant came quietly up to the
innkeeper and whispered: “Senor,
I saw with my own eyes your
daughter, Benita, unlock the door
which let the American girl out.
And with my own eyes I saw her
give the American girl a pistol—I
swear it!”
Fucheros’ eyes were beady and
cruel and he looked around at his
daughter, but as their glances met
his expression became kind and
gentle. He pinched her cheek play
fully, stroked her hair and drew
her aside.
“Darling, mia,” he smiled, “I
wish to see you—alone. Will you go
upstairs and wait for me?” The
girl, fearful, did as he requested.
Farther in the jungle, Pearl and
her champion were following the
foot tracks of the Three. Both were
highly excited and could hardly
waif for the time when they would
overtake their enemies.
“See? It is easy to follow them!”
“Jones” exclaimed. “If they get
away from us now, the treasure is
lost forever.”
But Pearl suddenly stopped in
her tracks. “I can’t—I can’t go on,”
she said. “I can’t go away and leave
that girl, Benita, to that old beast,
Fucheros. If he finds out she helped
us, he’ll kill her!”
“But if we lose these Three, we
lose everything,” “Jones” argued.
“More than one life depends on it.”
Pearl determined to aid the girl.
“That girl stood by me,” she re-
lied, “and I’m going to stand by
er—treasure or no treasure. I’m
going back. You go on and we’ll
follow you. Do it that way, please,
because I ask it!” She continued to
plead lovingly with the young man
and finally won her point. After
kissing Pearl tenderly, “Jones” left
her and pressed on into the jungle.
When Pearl returned to Jo Fuch-
;ros’ place, she heard strange
sounds coming from a room. “It was
>rou, little one,” a cruel voice was
saying, “who let the American girl
free! I promised you something,
ih, if you should be so indiscreet
is to interfere?”
A scream followed. That was
enough for Pearl. She rushed into
fie inn, dashed, up the stairs into
fie room with her pistol drawn. Ar
riving on the scene just as Fucheros
*’as about to strike the girl with a
whip, Pearl struck him over the
lead with the butt of her revolver.
With a groan, Fucheros sank to the
floor. Then she turned to Benita.
“Come,” Pearl said, “you can’t
stay here—you’ll have to come with
ue! i’ll take care of you, and I’ll
iet > >,our help. You know the
jungle."’ Gratefully, Benita follow-
id her from the house.
C
A. C. Wilson, with his wife
and daughter, of Los Angeles, ÍF
spent the day here yesterday vis
iting Ashland’s park.
When you blow out, blow in to
Leedom’s for Tires.
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C. E. Kirlee and wife, with
Marion Kirlee of Los Angeles,
pasaed the day here yesterday,
visiting w’lth Ashland friends.
of
L ost S ouls
50
(ifä
First Quality
Baled Alfalfa Hay
Both Alfalfa and Grain Hay will he carried in
stock permanently. Reserve orders for us.
ASHLAND MILLS
We Deliver
G. J. O'Brien of San Jose,
Mrs. M. Belott of Portland,
California was a business visitor
spent
the
day
in
Ashland
yes
Mrs. L. Reed of Los Angeles,
in the city yesterday.
spent the day here yesterday at terday visiting w’ith friends.
tending to business interests.
Benefit dance at open air
Spring garments cleaned and
^platform
in Park, Saturday
We make a specialty of picnic pressed with care. Anto delivery. night.
276-3t.
>hone 63. Ashland Cleaning and
and campers’ needs. Detrick’s.
W. McEnemey of punsmuir,
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236-tf Dyeing Works.
spent the day here yesterday vis
F. C. Porter of Butte Falls, iting with friends.
John S. Drew and son, with
Mrs» E. C. Drew of San Francis Oregon, was registered at the
Is your house and furniture in
Hotel Columbia last night, hav
co passed the day here yesterday
sured?
If not see Staples for ser
ing come here to look after busi
calling on friends.
vice.
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ness interests.
BIG SPECIAL for 30 days be
I have a splendid list of bunga ginning July 9th on Tires at Lee-
low homes for sale.
E. T. doms Tire Hospital.
Staples.
Hotel
Ashland
Bldg.
Mrs. E. W. Wittenburg of Se
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attle, Washington spent the day
H. Mugo of Dunsmuir was a
here yesterday visiting with
business visitor in Ashland yes
W. C. Grigg, a Portland busi terday.
friends.
ness man, spent yesterday and
today in (the city transacting
Billy Sunday Says:
Children’s playground benefit
business.
When a man—
dance at open air pavilion In the
In a rented house—
park Saturday night.
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Having it cleaned regularly i S. B. Miller and family of Sings “Home Sweet Home”—
will double the life of a good Oakland are in Ashland today He is kidding himself—
Ana serenading tne lanaiora.
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salt. Paulserad’s.
a-
ÌÌÌ
Don’t Fool Yourself
GOOD
CIGARETTES
IO'
IT is only too easy to be deceived
G E N U IN E
“B ull ”
Meanwhile, already deep in the
jungle, the Three Men From Afar
stopped and noticed the tracks they
were making in the ground.
DURHAM
“Easy enough to follow, eh?” the
TOBACCO
Leader said. “We’ll lead ’em to the
Swamp of the Black Ash, and they
Frank Keller and son of June
can rot there with the others—the
others who inhale the soul-slaying tion City, Kansas, were Ashland
vapors, unable to overcome them. visitors yesterday and today, Mr.
Our ‘Mr. Jones’ knows that ash! He Keller having been called here
can’t resist it, and the Travers girl
by business interests.
will never leave him!”
Further on, The Three were al
ready being affected as the wisps
For the best In sweet milk and
of smoke drifted past their nostrils, cream go to Detrick's.
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and they could not help inhaling it
with delight. It was then that the
Dr. O. L. Reiter of Eugene,
Leader began to realize the danger
that his men and himself were en spent the day here yesterday cal
countering.
“We must make tracks for an ling on friends.
other hundred yards to lead them
on,” he declared, “and then we can
Nina Colby of Roseburg spent
double back and get to the clean
country. Keep your heads, or that tlle day here yesterday, calling
damn stuff will get you!”
on friends.
And soon, “Mr. Jones,” follow
ing, got his first scent of the ter
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Ryals of
rible black ash. He was alarmed,
and attempted with all his will Oakland, California, were regis
power to keep from breathing it. It tered at the Hotel Ashland last
held a certain ecstacy for him, but
getting a hold of himself, he realiz night, having come here in order
ed the necessity for pressing on. to attend to ’business interests.
And then the thought suddenly oc
curred to him that he must not per
A. M. Tate and wife of Los
mit Pearl and Benita to follow into
this danger. Tearing a bit of cloth Angeles, were in Ashland yes
from his shirt, he drew a pencil terday visiting w’ith friends.
from his pocket and wrote:
They continued their trip north
“Pearl:
This path leads to the
this morning.
Swamp of the Lost Souls.
When you get this far, you
Mrs. B. Brown of Los Angeles
will know what I mean. It
was the same stuff that was
was a business visitor in the city
burning in my room when
yesterday.
those Three had me bound
in a chair. Do not follow me
here. I’ll get the stock from
Reise Myers of Napa, Californ
the Three and, God helping,
ia, spent the day here yesterday
I’ll come back to you. But
calling on friends.
no matter what happens, re
member, I have always loved
you.
Mrs. R. Smith and daughter
Jones.”
After attaching the piece of white of Oakland, California was reg
cloth in a prominent place on a
nearby palm tree, “Jones” covered istered at the Hotel Ashland last
his mouth and nose with his hands night, having come here to visit
and pushed on determinedly.
with friends.
A short distance ahead, in the
Swamp of Lost Souls, were the den
THE LONG EXPECTED
izens of the swamp, filthy, horri
ble people, half-naked, who crawled
back and forth on their stomachs,
The Famous Georgia Minstrels
inhaling the smoke of the black
ash as it seeped up from the turf. are due for an appearance at
Even the most tattered beach-comb- the Vining Tuesday, July 31st.
er was surpassed in repulsiveness bringing a company of forty fun
by these lost souls.
,
. .
As “Jones” drew nearer, the makers- musicains, singers and
fumes became so great that he dancers, and fifteen vaudeville
could no longer control himself, no acts ¡n a program entirely dif-
matter how hard he tried. And fin ferent from anything ever seen
ally, flinging caution to the winds,
he abandoned himself desperately to in a minstrel performance,
the black ash. As he approached,
That minstrelsy is again be-
the denizens of the swamp crept
and shuffled away, afraid of his ap- com,ner the popular amusement
parent strength. “Jones” flung him- of the American stage is .shown
self on the earth and took great in- by the crowded houses being giv-
balations of the ash.
organizations,
It was here that Pearl Travers en all similar
There must be something to
found him. Benita had been over
come, and Pearl had insisted that attract people to the theater
Î & M Æ *
and return. As the American girl, la Minstrels have • eathered the
approached, almost in the throes of storms of over thirty three
the ash herself, she was terrified years continuous travel—there
and horror-stricken as she saw
“Jones,” the man she loved, gestic muet certainly be merit back of
ulating wildly for her to come and all this, and while they have the
share with him the poisonous and regulation band parade, it is a
entrancing vapors.
* His predicament made the girl frequent thing that when the
suddenly gain control of herself. company arrives in town, they
She approached and attempted to find the seats are all sold in ad
drag “Jones” from the volcano-like vance.
The reputation of the
source; but it was necessary for
company
must
have a whole lot
her to stop every moment,' for the
fumes were beginning to do their to do with this.
wicked work. It was a terrific strug
gle, made harder by “Jones,” him
Dexter Mayne and Nella Mayne
self, who dragged her down to the
earth with him in his ravings. All of
Chula
Vista,
California,
her efforts to free herself seemed passed tfie day here yesterday,
futile, as the man she loved merely
clung to her and laughed idiotically. visiting with friends.
Finally, the girl’s eyes closed and
she sank down prostrate alongside
Emil Fredrickson, with Edith
of “Jones,” inhaling the fumes of
the black ash.
Fredrickson of Oakland, Cali-
(To be continued),
fornia, were Ashland visitors
yesterday.
Let me tell you about the new
full coverage Automobile policy.
Yeo, of course.
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When you blow out, blow in to
Leedom’s for Tires.
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DR. MATTIE B. SHAW—Resi < > Business and Personal Notes.;;
dence and office, 108 Pioneer
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avenue. Telephone 28. Office
One cent the word each time.
hours, 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Howard
To run every issue for one; p. m. only.
of
Claremont, California, were
month or more, %c the word
each time.
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac Ashland visitors yesterday.
tice limited to eye, ear, nose and
FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE
throat—X-ray including teeth.
BIG SPECIAL for 30 days be
Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to
FOR SALE—The bungalow lot
5. Swedenburg Bldg, Ashland, ginning July 9th on Tires a t Lee-
just across from the park foun
Ore.
doms Tire Hospital.
tains.
Large
lot
running
through from Park avenue to
CHIROPRACTORS
N. J. Howard of Claremont,
Granite St., faces 216 feet on
Granite and 260 feet on Park DR. E. B. ANGELL—Chiropractic California, was a business visi
drive. Has 50x50 dancing pa
and Electro-Therapy. The com tor in the city yesterday and to-
vilion on it. This is a wonder
bination does wonders. First j
ful location for an apartment
National Bank Bldg. Phone daY-
and Ashland needs just such a
48-142.
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structure right now. I have not
_________
Hou8e
Calla_________
Dancing
at
Fair
grounds pavil
the capital to build the apart
ment and need the money now DR. HAWLEY—Above Tidings ion, Thursday, Friday and Satur
invested in the property in my
office. Phone 91.
I day evenings.
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printing business. Will sell all j
or any part of it at a real bar- DR. ERNEST W. SMITH—Chiro- '
gain, if taken at once. Go up
praetor, near Postofflce. Hours! Judge''A . S. Thompson and
and look it over and make me
9-12 and 2-5.
Phone 114. family of Santa Rosa spent the
an offer. Bert R. Greer, Tid
day here yesterday visiting with
ings office.
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tage plan. Invalids cared for ■ friends.
in home surroundings. Matern
FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT—
ity department.
Terms rea-! Better be safe than sorry. See
160 acres unimproved land, un
incumbered, near village of 300
sonable. Phone 4H R. 248-tf. Beaver Realty Co. about your in
on S. P. R. K. and good hard
surance. Phone 68.
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roads, 100 acres under fence
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS
with good natural pasture, | ----------------------—------------- -------j
plenty of water. Three roomed FOR prompt and sareful service/ W. H. Colby of Portland epent
nouse, barn and woodshed. For
auto trucks or horse drays, call the day in Ashland yesterday
further particulars address F.
Whittle Transfer Co. Phone transacting business with local
J., care Ashland Tidings. 148tf
117. Office, 89 Oak street, near;
Hotel Ashland.
56tf ! merchants.
also other good houses and
lots.
J. C. Mason, Talent,
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Ore.
wîæ f f i i î i ô »
Have a fit at Orres- -tailors for
men and women.
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* in money matters. Fictitious
prosperity has ruined many a man.
Solomon said, “ The prosperity of
fools shall slay them.” Stop fooling
yourself and open a savings account
with this bank.
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
Ashlajid, Oregon
l!illli!llll!iil!lililiili!Ullill!lllllliH112
LAY IN
Your Coal
FOR THE WINTER
Now
Rock Spring
—and—
Utah Coals
Why not buy when the coal is
cheaper and plentiful.
IIIIIIIUIIII
More Than Pays
FOR ITSELF
The Combination Offer Of
BARBER’S CLIPPERS AND
SCISSORS
at $3.39 the two pieces.
Just for use on the Boys and Kiddies—It wi
pay for itself in 6 months.
Get The At
B ooks and
Stationery
ELHART’S
Toilet A rticles
Drug: Sundries
Notice to Water Users
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that on
and after
30, 1923, the city of Ashland
will be divided into two districts, Upper and
Lower, for irrigation purposes, the dividing
line being the Boulevard and Main streets.
UPPER DISTRICT
That portion of the city lying above the
Boulevard and Main streets to be known as
the Upper District, will be allowed to use
water for irrigation and sprinkling purposes
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from
5 a. m., to 10 a. m., and from 5 p. m., to 10 p.
m., and on Sundays from 5 a. m., to 10 a. m.
LOWER DISTRICT
C. B. Beauman of San Fran
cisco spent the day here yester
day transacting business.
That portion of the city lying below the
Boulevard and Main streets, to be known as
the Lower District, will be allowed to use the
Tailored, ready-to-wear suits
¡at Pauiserud’s.
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w h en the fire alarm sounds, it on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from
is too late to get your insurance 5 a. m., to 10 a. m., and from 5 p. m., to 10 p.
written. Do it now.
Let me
m., and on Sundays from 5 p. m., to 10 p. m.
quote you rates. E. T. Staples.
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ALL WE
CAN SAY IS
That a modern laundry will
do your laundry work better
than it can be done in the
home, and at a minimum of
expense, at the same time
saving your wife, mother, or
sister a lot of drudgery.
Get the Habit: Let THE
LAUNDRY DO IT.
ASHLAND LAUNDRY
Phone 165
Ssndrf
The use of water through meters will not
be under these restrictions.
Public parks in their respective districts
will irrigate between the hours of 10 a. m.,
and 5 p. m.
Water must be turned off immediately in
case of fire.
Do not use open hose or open faucet
where you are paying for 10,000 or 20,000
square feet. Use either spray nozzle or hose
with nozzle not more than % inch in diameter.
Do not set sprinkler so it will interfere
with traffic on sidewalk.
Do not have leaky faucets, toilets or fix
tures on your premises.
Do not allow water to run off your prop
erty on the streets, gutters or alleys.
Do not run water at night between the
hours of 10 p. m., and 5 a. m., in either division
By order of the Common Council:
E. R. H OSLER, Supt. Water Works.