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PROFESSIONAL
PHYSICLANS
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A Column Devoted to Brief'
<> Business and Personal Notes.
DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Resi­
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dence and office, 108 Pioneer » •
avenue. Telephone 28. Office
James O. Morrison, a San
hours, 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 6 Francisco man, was a business
p. m. only.
visitor in Ashland today.
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac­
tice limited to eye, ear, nose and:
FOR SALE
Let me tell you about the new
throat— X-ray including teeth. full coverage Automobile policy.
Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to
FOR SALE— Rhode Island Red
246-tf.
5. Swedenburg Bldg, Ashland, Yeo, of course.
and White Leghorn fryers.
Ore.
Mrs. W. D. Booth, Phone 257Y.
John C. Nelson of Richmond
290-2
Highlands,
Washington, was reg­
CHIROPRACTORS
FOR SALE— Household goods, DR. E. B. ANGELL— Chiropractic istered at the Hotel Ashland last
including l mahogany bed­
and Electro-Therapy. The com­ night, having stopped here to
room set (5 pieces), 1 brass i bination does wonders. First visit friends.
National Bank Bldg.
Phone
bed, 1 dresser, 2 springs, 1
48-142.
We make a specialty of picnic
mattress, 2 beaters, 1 range, 1
House Calls
and campers’ needs. Detrlck’au
gas stove (three burners with ov
23K-tf
en ), 1 rug (9x12), 1 dining ta­ DR. HAWLEY— Above Tidings
office.
Phone
91.
ble, 2 rockers, 1 library table, 2
K. M. Cozzens and Dora C.
kitchen tables, fruit jars, chairs, DR. ERNEST W. SMITH— Chiro­
Cozzens
of Berkeley, California,
(refrigerate!'. Call 123 Church I practor, near Postoffice. Hours
9-12 and 2-5.
Phone 114. were Ashland visitors yesterday.
St.
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Claastfted Column Rates
One cent the word each time.
To run every Issue for one
month or more, Vic the word
each time.
It is now evident that little did
these esteemed style-setters reck
what the result would be when
A Dally Chronicle of those who Qotne and go, and events of
they.cam e out in the open and
evinced their proclivity for great­
local Interest.
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er elasticity in correct dress.
Well there seems to be no one
Go to Lake*—>
to question it— the suspenders
Ray Loomis of Portland, with are snappy.
Owing to an unprecedent­
his wife and boy, and Mrs. Ad­
ed rush, an error was made
ams, also of Portland and Mrs.
in proof reading of the
Not content with one external
C. M. White of Iowa street re­ revolt, there are those devotees
Twentieth Century Grocery
turned Thursday evening from a to style who are advocating (no
ad of Saturday and Monday
trip to Crater Lake. The trip was foiling) corsets for men.
specials.
made in one day, the start being
Mason Jars listed at $1.95
“What’s this country coming
made at 6:15 a. m., and the par­ to, anyway?” the writer heard
should have read, $1.29, and
ty arriving in Ashland at 9:3c one man asking another In con­
Mazola Oil listed at % gal.
p. m. The party reported fair­ versation. “There’s no dispute
for $1.93, should have been
ly good roads with the exception on the point that ‘co-wrecked
% gal. for $0.93.
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of a ten mile stretch in which form would be the corset wear­
.the dust was very deep.
er’s, but the real mission of the
corset would be to shape the
MOVING NOTICE
wearer’s career.”
I expect to be in my new loca­ Guests at Manse—
Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Hulet and
tion upstairs over McGee’s store
And all thio climaxes an an­
Monday, August 13th. Will be Miss Evelyn Hulet were guests nouncement at the Mercantile Ex­
glad to meet my old customers at the Manse over Friday night. position (in the broadest sense)
there as well as many new, and They are on their way home to
will try and give you all better Merrill, after a month’s vacation
values than ever. Orres, tailors at Newport. Their son William
for men and women.
290-1 stopped at Phoenix to work for
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Dr. Webster until school opens.
15%
REDUCTION
—on-
SA V E
IC E
FO O D
In One Of
PROVOST BROS
Refrigerators
ALL TIRES
Ashland Service
Station
Oeser & Son
T hree
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
CONVALESCENT HOME— Cot-
Having it cleaned regularly
tage plan. Invalids cared for
will double the life of a good
In home surroundings. Matern­
suit. Paulserud’s.
273-tf.
ity department.
Terms rea­
sonable. Phone 411R. 248-tf.
Long T o u r -
Mr. and Mrs. H. Wessel and
Esther Holzer and Edna Sny­
daughter of Larkspur, California
FOR SALE— Milch goats.
220
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS
der of Brooklyn, New York, who
were visitors in the cjity today.
G a rfie ld St.
283-1 mo
are making an overland tour of
FOR prompt and sareful service
auto
trucks
or
horse
drays,
cal
the United States this summer,
FOR SALE— Pure bred Berkshire
J. C. Argle and wtffe of Santa
Whittle Transfer Co.
Phone
stopped
in Ashland yesterday and
pigs. Phone 10F5.
287-6
117. Office, 89 Oak street, near Barbara passed the day here yes­
today. They report that Ash­
Hotel Ashland.
56tf terday visiting with friends.
FOR RENT— P riv a te g a ra g e on
land has by far the most beauti­
Factory stret. Phone 481 J.
T. L. POWELL— General Trans
L. M. Phillips anil family of ful park they have stopped at
fer— Good team and motor'
286-tf
on the trip.
trucks. Good service at a rea Portland passed the day here to­
sonable price. Phone 83.
day visiting with relatives.
FOR SALE— Team, wagon and
Leave for Los A n g e le s -
harness, also seven passenger TRY FEHIGE FOR HAULING
Mrs. Elizabeth Bush and two
Ralph Irvey of Portland was
Chandler car. C. T. Morris, j and transfer work of all .kinds
sons,
Elber and Auten left today
a business visitor in Ashland yes­
375 B St. Phone 410-R.
R. F. D. Ashland. Phone 13F4. |
for
Los
Angeles, where they will
200-lm o terday.
288-6*
remain several weeks. They in­
JERRY O’NEAL— Plumbing. 207
tend to stop at Hornbrook and
Pay Cash ana bu(y for less at
East Main. Phone 138.
FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE
Oakland to visit with friends.
Leedom’s Tire Hospital.
279-tf
FOR SALE— Modern bungalow, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF
Here Visiting—
garage, 3 large lots, fruit,
VIEWERS IN THE MATTER
Richard Phillips, a Portland
Charles Porter, a former Ash­
OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF business man, was in the city
berries, etc. 356 Laurel St.
A
SEWER
IN
SEWER
DIS­
land
resident, but who is now
280-1 mo*
TRICT NO. 24, IN THE CITY today, calling on (s)pveral local a conductor on the Southern Pa­
firms.
OF ASHLAND, OREGON.
cific working out of Sacramento,
FOR SALE— Furnished f o u r
is here visiting
relatives and
Recorder’s Office,
room cottage, corner lot, ideal
Pay Cash and buy for less at
Ashland,
Oregon,
friends.
location. 283 B street.
Leedom’s Tire Hospital.
279-tf
August 11, 1923.
280-1 mo*
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Back from Trip—
to the owners of property situat­
A. H. Pratt of Los Angeles was
WANTED
Florence Marrett recently re­
ed in Sewer District No. 24 in a business visitor in Ashland yes­
the
City
of
Ashland,
Oregon,
that
turned
to her home in Ashland
WOOD WANTED
the Common Council, at a meet­ terday and today.
after
a
trip to San Francisco,
WANTED— Bids for contract on ing held August 7th, 1923, ap­
and
Santa
Cruz. The trip lasted
60 tiers of sixteen inch chunk pointed a Board of Viewers, con­
Do you know why there is so
two
weeks,
and a most enjoyable
dry oak wood, to be delivered sisting of Ira Shoudy, W. H. much full coverage auto insur­
on or before October 15. 30 Gowdy and W. F. Loomis, to ance sold? Ask J. N. Jhniiis; time is reported.
determine and assess the special
tiers to be delivered at Tidings benefits accruing to any parcel of ask G. W. Trefren^ it always
Genuine U. S. Army standard
office and 30 tiers at Greer’s land from the construction of the pays to be sure, and insure with
trench or field shoes. Specifica­
residence on Granite street. sewer aforesaid, and designated Yeo, of course. Phrene 274J.
See Greer at the- Tidings of­ the intersection of Iowa and Av­
287-tf tions 100 per cent leather, Good­
ery Streets as the place of meet­
year welt, 2 ply oak leather
fice.
288-tf ing, and Friday, August 17th,
1923, at 2 o’clock P. M. as the
Mrs. Vesta A. Schoff of Los soles, 6 ply leather heels, march­
WANTED— Young man to learn time for such meeting of the
Angeles, pasefd
ihe day here ing, blucher top cap, style cor­
printers' trade. Small wages said viewers to proceed to assess
dovan leather, flesh outside,
yesterday, visiting with fie n d s.
to begin.
Good opportunity the special benefits.
smooth inside, top. Full bellows
The viewers may take the evi­
for right young man. Inquire
dence and otherwise investigate
Better be safe than ao-ry. See tongue. These remarkable shoes
at Tidings office.
tf in relation thereto and in rela­ Beaver Realty Co. about your in-! at the Army Goods Store, while
tion to the special benefits ac­
290-2
2 8 7 -tf they last, $3.85.
WANTED— Good, clean cotton , cruing to any lot or parcel or surance. Phone 68.
rags are wanted at the Tid­ laud within said Sew’er District
Mrs. J. S. Redding of Fellows,
Mrs. Emily Brown of Seattle
ings office. We pay 5 cents No. 24.
California
was in Ashland yester­
GERTRUDE BIEDE,
was an Ashland visitor today,
per pound for all rags ac-
City Recorder. calling on several friends and ac­ day calling on friends and ac­
t^pted.
tf Date of first publica­
quaintances,.
quaintances«.
tion August 11, 1923.
FOR RENT
Get out that old blunder-buss
OF FILING OF RE­
For the best in sweet milk and
FOR RENT— Furnished apart- NOTICE
and
get ready for that bunting
PORT OF ASSESSMENTS OF cream go to Detrick’s.
106-tf
295-tf
ment, 75 Bush St.
SPECIAL BENEFITS IN THE
trip. We carry everything you
MATTER OF THE
CON-
need,
camping equipment, guns,
FOR RENT— Four room apart­
STRUTION OF A SEWER IN
Mrs. Chas. W illetts with Rich­ and a full line of ammunition.
ment with garage. Adults on­
SEWER DISTRICT NO. 23 IN ard Willetts of Berkeley were
Army Goods Store.
290-2
THE CITY OF ASHLAND,
ly. 1101 Boulevard.
285-tf
in the city yesterday, having
OREGON.
stopped over at the Hotel Ash­
A. Herschman, with his wife
FOR RENT— For neat house­
Recorder’s Office, land in order to visit the park. and daughter or Seattle, were lu
keeping apartments see S. L.
Ashland, Oregon,
the city today visiting with
August 11, 1923.
Allen. 63 N. Main.
278-tf
Have a fit at Orres-—tailors for friends.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
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OR RENT— 20 acre ranch, 1 that the Board of Viewers appoint men and women.
Phil Edith of Seattle was an
ed
to
determine
and
assess
the
Ashland visitor yesterday.
mile from Ashland. 12 acres specail benefits In the matter of
alfalfa, modern house, large | the construction of a sewer in
A. A. Cage of Brlston, Oklaho­
barn, with or without ¡dock Sewer District No. 23, have filed ma, passed yesterday in Ashland
Maud M. Carleton of Klamath
and equipment.
Frank Bes- their report with the City Record­ attending to local business inter­ Falls was an Ashland visitor to­
for the inspection of any per- ests.
day, calling on several acquaint­
wick, E. Main.
288-6* I er
son interested, and any person
ances.
or
persons
aggrieved
thereby
may
LOHT— Large Police dog. Liber­ appear and make objection there­
Tailored, ready-to-wear suits
al reward for return to Trask to before the Common Council at Paulserud’s.
A. Sorenson of San Francisco,
273-tf
at Hotel garage.
295-2t at the City Hall, at 8 o'clock P.
was in Ashland yesterday.
M„ Tuesday, August 21, 1923.
Sarah J.
Bradshaw of San
LOST— On Granite St. One gold
C. L. LOOMIS,
The Lilly Company of Minne­
Bernardino,
California
was an
Mayor.
cuff button, ii/'.ials O. F. M.
Said
Sewer
District
No.
23,
is
apolis
have granted to Dr. Jarvis
Ashland
visitor
yesterday.
Return to Franklin Bakery.
described asi follows:
the
right
to use lletin for dia­
Reward.
289-3*
Beginning at a point on Iowa
betes.
For the best In sweet milk and
street, opposite alley between
cream
go to Detrick’a.
106-tf
Gresham
and
Meade
Streets,
MISCELLANEOUS
Cliff Payne has sprusteele
north through said alley to Pearl
A. R. Donnell, with his wife ladders.
JXfkT— Door key on ring. Find­ Street, a distance of about 700
feet. Also a branch 125 feet in
er leave at Tidings office.
length leading into said sewer and two children, of Pasadena,
Mrs. Anna B. Kershaw of
290-4* from a private alley on westerly were in Ashland yesterday visit­
side.
ing with friends, going on north Portland, Oregon passed the day
PHONE 444.1— For milk. Guar­
GERTRUDE BIEDE,
today.
here yesterday seeing Lithla
Recorder.
anteed pure and clean.
Park.
290-2 Date of first publica­
tion August 11, 1923.
Always glad to advise with
NOTICE
REAL ESTATE LOANS
Why give your money to un­ you about your fire insurance
This week I will have on the
out-ow-town
parties. needs and rates; perhaps you track a car load of dry 12 inch
. « PER CENT LOANS— Undei known,
Leave
your
magazine
subscrip-
might profit by calling 274J. Laurel and Red Fir wood, which
Reserve System on city or farm
any
offer.
288-tf
Thurs
Yeo, of course.
287-tf I will deliver at $3.75 per tier
property.
Reserve Deposit
for Laurel, and $3.50 for Fir.
Company. 72 Fourth street,
Portland, Oregon.
John D. Howard of Hollywood These prices will raise soon. Ad­
290-Wed Sat-3 mo.
was an Ashland visitory yester­ ams. Phone 460
day.
MONUMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney L. Good-
win of Portland were Ashland
Oranges,
lemons,
grape
fruit—
MON U M ENT— M A RK ERS
Detrick sells for less.
106-tf visitors yesterday.
Lowest Prices
ASHLAND GRANITE CO.
3rd and East Main St.
223-6mo
Factory blocks, $6.50 per
Bill Cook of Butte, Montana is
PLUMBING
load.
Carson-Fowler Lumber
an Ashland visitor today.
Company.
290-5
PLANING MILL
Chicken dinner Sunday, 1 to 3
IORDAN’S SASH AND CABINET
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Devlin and
and 5:30 to 8 p. m. Plaza Con­
WORKS, Cor. Heilman and
fectionary. Bring your friends. family of Fellows, California
Van Ness.
194-tf
289-2 were in the city today while Mr.
Devlin was transacting business.
R. R. Mayfield, a Portland
Factory blocks, $6.50 per
business man, was in the city to­
Carson-Fowler Lumber
day, making business visits to load.
Company.
290-5
several
local
firms.
A» Well As
FOR SALE— Lot on Alida St.
$25.00 down, $10.00 a month.
Phone 28 or call 108 Pioneer
avenue,
281-1 mo
î » agë
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Alexander
Mrs. Francis Bateruids, with
Frederick R. Bateruids of Los of San Francisco, with Miss Mar­
Angeles passed the day here yes­ garet Alexander were visitors in
the city today.
terday visiting with friends.
For pleating, see Orres. 290-1
Eskimo puppies for sale. Go
and see them at 678 Boulevard
New Fall woolen» and fash­
or Inquire at the Army Goods ions are in at Orres tailor shop.
Store, 203 E. Main.
288-4
290-1
W O M A N ’S D A Y
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W oman’s day is every day at
this bank. This bank caters to th<
patronage of women.
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The Citizens Bank of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
Sand it
On Vacation—
The Misses Ninabel and Hazel
Emery are enjoying a vacation
trip through Ranier National
Park. Thye plan to be gone for
sometime, returning later in the
month.
Visit Relative—
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Smith of
Dunsmuir, California passed the
day in Ashland yesterday, visit­
ing with Mrs. Heer, Mrs. Smith’s
mother. They returned to their
home yesterday evening.
Goes to P o r tla n d -
Mr. L. B. Saunders left recent­
ly for Portland, where he will
attend the big Dokkie conven­
tion, returning to Ashland at its
conclusion.
Back on Job—
Mr. Harris, manager of the
Ashland station of the Western
Union company is back on the
job after a two week’s vacation.
E. R. Prazak, a relief manager,
who has been taking Mr. Harris’s
place, has gone to Portland.
Only Tho se Who
Have Tried The
Laundry-Way
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner of Second and B streets.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morn­
ing worship, at 11 a. m. Sub-
ject:
A Vacation Day in the
Life of Jesus.”
JOHN F. LEGGETT,
Minister.
Î43 Mountain Ave.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Pioneer Avenue South. Sun­
day services a l i t choolVBMM
day services at 11 o’clock. Sub­
ject of lesson: “Spirit.” Sun-
dya school at 10 o’clock. Read­
ing room open daily from 2 un­
til 5 p. m., except Sundays and
holidays.
SATURDAY
ASHLAND LAUNDRY
Phone 165
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NIGHT
Open Air Pavilion
LITHIA PARK
trail or a week or two
will convince you
Wonderful Music
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S U R P R IS IN G R E S U L T S
Continue to be reported from the use of
At The Churches
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
C. F. Koehler
Subject for the morning ser­
mon: “Fellowship with God.’’
The union services for the even­
ing at 8 o'clock will be held in
the Baptist church.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Young People’s meeting, 7:00 p.
m. Even though it is vacation
time, and some of the young peo­
ple are gone, we are having excel­
lent meetings.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday,
7:30 p. m. Topic:
“My Fav­
orite Bible Character; What 1
Admire in Him (or H er).”
All cordially welcomed.
DANCE
Can realize the saving of real
drudgery in the weekly or
twice-a-week Wash Day.
Not only does it save you
a lot of hard work, but the
Lauudry-Way is just as
Economical.
Mt. Ashland Egg Mash
“For a Life-Sized Appetite”
Bread satisfies the children
who are playing— there's
nothing like it to keep them
satisfied from one meal to
another.
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It is a product that is making money for other
poultry owners, why not you ?
Ashland Mills
V
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WE DELIVER
Bread of all foods plays the
start part in creating en­
ergy.
SALLY ANN BREAD
is the loaf that’s so tempt­
ing, crisp and altogether
good it makes yon glad
you’re hungry. Treat your
family to an extra loaf to­
day.
LITHIA BAKERY
“A Good Bakery”
THE NEW GAME
Mah Jong
WHICH EVERY ONE IN THE CITY IS GO
ING WILD ABOUT—FOR SALE AT OUR
STORE—$4.00 AND UP.
Learn to play this fascinating game
Books and
Stationery
ELHART’S
Toilet Articles
Drug: Sundries
FIRST
LAST TIME TODAY
ALICE
BRADY
-in—
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Vicar, the Rev. P. K. Ham­
mond. Holy Communion at 8
a. m. Sunday school at 9:45.
Morning service and hermon at
11. Strangers and visitors cor­
dially welcomed.
Rev. B. C. Miller has returned
from his outing to Newport and
will occupy his pulpit in the
Baptist church Sunday morning.
Other services as usual.
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Daily News Letter-
Pear G row ers Cannery
NOTICE
twThe Snow Bride”
—and
u,,
Ocean Swells”
SUNDAY and MONDAY
Vfonuu zH.
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~ - shine
Why pick green, unmatured. B artlett, pears,
when you can leave them on for a week or more
yet? They will make a much larger size and
give you more weight. We are paying the fol­
lowing prices delivered at the plant:
$30 per ton for 2 3-8 inches or over of first
grade pears free from deformities.
$27.50 for 2 1-4 inches of the above grade.
. .$15.00 per ton for cannable seconds.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 11.— The
|a$est of complexes, the sus­
penders variety, has the style-
worshiping male population of
the metropolis harnessed.
Reapers of the hard-earned lu­
cre of these obelsant slaves to
“what the correct man is wear­
ing” are agreed on this score;
the belt sales are slack.
Being a flexible complex it
has all male classes, technically
speaking, by the trousers, and
manufacturers of the antiquity,
it is reported, are predicting that
gaudy galluses are “gonna getta
grip” on the whole country before
the belt has a chance to snap
into it and get a tighter hold.
Who’s to blame for the revolu­
tion? There may be others, but
it appears that honors primarily
belong to Magnus Johnson, Min­
nesota
Farmer - Senator - elect,
and the man who is responsible
for the scourge of patent leather
hair-combs— Rodolph Valentino
D o u g la * MacLean
A Long, long trail of ad venture
Contract with us and let them mature.
will take them,
We
Ashland Preserving Company
with a fast riding, quick on the
trigger young optimist dressed in
hair-pants and shooting irons blaz
EASED HER COUGHING
SPELLS
“I had an attack of Grip that
settled in my throat and caused
a bad cough.
When I coughed
hard I could not stop and had
to gasp for breath. It was sur­
prising how quickly Foley’s Hon­
ey and Tar eased those ’ terrible
coughing spells,” writes Esther
Adams, New York. For Coughs,
Cold, Croup, Asthma, Bronchit­
Eight per cent of London's is,. Whooping Cough and Hay
school children are always absent Fever us© Foley’s Honey and
Tar. Contains no opiates. Sold
through Illness.
Fairs, forerunners of our everywhere.
that corsets practically are going
ing the way and a pretty girl who to be taboo with “madame who
wishes to be right in style’’ fig­
wanted him to be worthy of the
uratively speaking.
And, in the words of the gen­
hero’s monument.
tleman quoted above, there is
cause to wonder “if man really
—also—
is to become the unwitting vic­
tim of the law of compensation,
Pathe News
because somebody has to wear
—and—
the darn things.”
“ STUNG” —A Johnnie
Jones Comedy