tMday, Angast 24, 1023
ASttLAÑft DAÎLŸ TIDINGS
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PROFESSIONAL
PHYSICIANS
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’♦ M,ss May Selatead of Belting-
FIND IT HERE 4 ' ham visited Ashland yesterday.
PAGE THREE
WASTE IN TRIVIAL ITEMS
COSTS RAILROADS YEARLY
LOSS OF $230,000,000
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’’A tolu m n Devoted to Brief,*
Fine tailoring for women, also
DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Resi­ <> Business and Personal Notes.*' ready-made suiti\ coats, skirts,
Classified Column Rates
dence and office, 108 Pioneer » > > > < > > » « < ♦ »
blouses, furs, etc., at Orres Tailor
avenue. Telephone 28. Office
One cent the word each time.
By S. W. STRAUS,
Shop
upstairs.
30-1»
hours, 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5
To run every Issue for one
President,
Am erican Society for
p.
m.
oniy.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Walters
month or more, %c the word
T h rift
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Axman are
each time.
were visitors yesterday from
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac­
among visitors from San Fran­ “’T ’HE large wastes are readily
tice limited to eye, ear, nose and Portland, Oregon.
cisco.
* discovered, but it is the small
throat— X-ray including teeth.
FOR SALE
ones
that in the aggregate amount i
Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to
For the best in sweet milk and
to much more I
5. Swedenburg Bldg, Ashland, cream go to Detrick’s.
FOR SALE— Beautiful new five
FOR
SALE
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Ore.
than
a fe w
Watermelons, extra fine.
E.
room
bungalow,
breakfast
large ones and
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nook, large bath room, screen
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Berthotel H. Withrow, Talent.
cause the most
DR. G. C. PHETTEPLACE
porch, laundry trays, built in
of
Winters,
California
were
concern.”
DENTISTRY
FOR SALE
features in kitchen, dining
Thus an ex­
among
recent
guests
of
Ashlaud.
Above Citizens Bank
Watermelons, extra fine.
E.
ecutive of an
room and bed room. Cement
Office Phone 151
i m p o r t a n t Hew far East Is “ E astern?”
294-6*
porch and pergola, basement,
Have a fit at Orres— tailors for H. Withrow, Talent.
Res. Phone 201J
American rail­ There are many oils termed!
double garage, wood shed, one
men and women.
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way
system “ E astern” , which are the
Earl Swart and Phil Duman
block from Baulevard. Come
recently epi­ ¡products of the mid-contin-
were
visitors
yesterday
from
San
and look it over at 341 Beach
Ml3s Snodgrass of Dixon, Cali­
CHIROPRACTORS
tomized t h e tinent
Asphalt Base Oil
Francisco.
St. Terms if desired.
30-ltf
fornia
was
a
guest
of
the
Hotel
urgent
need of fields.
DR. E. B. ANGELlT—Chiropractic
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thrift practice
and Electro-Therapy. The com­ Ashland last night.
Cleaning, pressing, remodelling
FOR SALE— Few laying hens,
among
rail­ They are “ E astern”
bination does wonders. First
all
at Orres Tailor shop upstairs.
925 B. St.
300-3*
National Bank Bldg.
Phone
road
employ­
For
the
best
In
sweet
milk
and
8. W . S T R A U S
right
to
us
here,
but
they’re
48-142.
Telephone 64. We call and de­
ees. He esti-
cream go to Detrick's.
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FOR SALE— Ford touring car,
House Calls
liver.
301-1* mated that the waste in little NOT 100% PENNSYLVAN­
model ’21. First class mechani­
things on the railroad with which IA.
DR.
HAWLEY—
Above
Tidings
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
J.
Tothang
cal condition. Extras. $250.00.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle S. Kilgore he was connected amounted to $7,- WAVERLY MOTOR
office. Phone 91.
OIL
were among out-of-town visitors
000,000 annually. This did not in­
Ford sedan in good condition,
were among the late arrivals.
clude
any
outstanding
instances
IS!
yesterday
from
Santa
Rosa,
Cali­
$400.00 263 Oak street, phone DR. ERNEST W. SMITH— Chiro­
of efficiency.
practor, near Postoffice. Hours fornia.
310-R. W. C. Pickens.
Mrs. S. L. Doty la in Ashland
Some of the annual items of
9-12
and
2-5.
Phone
114.
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on business, from Crescent City, needless waste pointed out by him
Always glad to advise with
CONVALESCENT HOME— Cot­
were as follows: coal, $1,000,000;
California.
FOR SALE— Pickling cucumbers,
you
about your fire insurance
supplies, $300,000; stationery, $50,-
tage plan. Invalids cared for
all sizes, by gallon, also green
In heme surroundings. Matern­ needs and rates; perhaps you
ASHLAND, ORE.
G. E. Lontant and wife of Oc­ 000; crossties, $100,000; locomotive
peppers. Telephone 4 85J. W.
might
profit
by
calling
274J.
repairs, $500,000.
ity department.
Terms rea­
ean Park, California, visited Ash­
Analysis of his statement re­
E. Pierson, Boulevard.
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sonable. Phone 411R. 248-tf Yeo, of course.
land recently.
veals
that about 7 per cent of his
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company’s
operating expenses last
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sweet and
TRANSFER
AND
'’
EXPRESS
Will
trade
Ranch
for
A3hland
year
represented
waste due to lack
FOR SALE— Chevrolet touring
child were In Ashland last night
of
thrift
by
employees.
Inasmuch
home.
66
acres
on
Wagner
creek,
car; good condition; new top, FOR prompt and sareful sei vice from San Pedro.
as the system with which he is con­
3
miles
from
Talent,
mostly
good tires, 1918 model. 851
auto trucks or horse drays, cal
nected represents about 3 per cent
Whittle Transfer Co.. T’hone
Walnut St.
298-t4
Oranges, lemons, grape fruit— wooded, 4 acres, free irrigation of the gross railway mileage of the
117. Office, 89 Oak street, uear Detrick sells for less.
106-tf in berries and other fruits. House United States, and as conditions
Hotel Ashland.
66tf
FOR SALE— Thoroughbred black
and barn, splendid well of water, on the road“ referred to were prob­
Minorca hens; $1.25 apiece.
good
road. Want a small home ably a fair average of conditions
L. A. Bartlett of Los Angeles,
Phone 345R. 122 Church St., T. L. POWELL— General Trans­
in
Ashland.
Staples Realty, A sh­ on all lines, it is safe to set down
fer— Good team and motor transacted business in Ashland
evenings.
land
Hotel
Bldg.
300?tf the sum of $230,000,000 a year as
trucks. Good service at a rea yesterday.
the direct result of lack of thrift
sonable price. Phone 83.«
by employees.
FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT—
Arnold L. Solomon is among
One of the great economic prob­
160 acres unimproved land, un-| TRY FEHIGE FOR HAULING | Cliff Payne haa sprusteele
the
business visitors from San lems of the present day pertains to
and transfer work of all kinds ladders.
Incumbered, near village of 300
Francisco, California.
375 B St. Phone 410-R.
on S. P. R. R. and good hard
transportation. In the item of
roads, 100 acres under fence
200-lmol Mr. and Mr3. O. H. Shaw from
needless expense referred to here­
with good natural pasture,
Pleating— See Orres, upstairs. with, the cure can only come
Grants Pa3s, Oregon, visited Ash­
plenty of water. Three roomed
301-1* through the education of the em­
-
house, barn and woodshed. For JERRY O’NEAL— Plumbing. 207 land yesterday.
ployees. No efficiency system can
East Main. Phone 138.
further particulars address F.
safeguard against such waste.
Poor Marksman—
J., care Ashlaud Tidings. 148tf
Good clothes are an economy.
The business men of America
C, F. Koehler returned home should learn that a very small per­
PLANING MILL
See
Paulaerud's
suits.
FOR SALE— Lot on Alida St.
last night from a hunting trip. centage of the amount of money
$25.00 down, $10.00 a month. JORDAN’S SASH AND CABINET!
Mr. Koehler fired a good many wasted by thriftless employees
WORKS, Cor. Heilman and I Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Smith are shots and had plenty of luck, would, if spent in correct thrift
Phone 28 or call 108 Pioneer
Van Ness.
194-tf registered at the Hotel Columbia
avenue.
281-1 mo
but wasn’t able to hit the desbed ¿duration, bring amazingly bene
from Los Angeles.
ticial results.
Treated at Home
obstacle.
MONUMENTS
FOR SALE— Milch goats.
220
To avoid hay fever entirely, go
New Fall goods Just arrived at
away
for two months. If you
Garfield St.
283-1 mo
WOMAN IS STRUCK BY
MONUMENT— MARKERS
Paulserud’s.
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can’t go, Vicks will help you en­
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MACHINE AT DUNSMUIR
Lowest Prices
dure it at home. Keep Vicks in
FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE 1
the nostrils to protect the mem­
ASHLAND GRANITE CO.
Arney Selatead transacted busi­
DUNSMUIR, Calif., Aug. 22.—
3rd and East Main St.
223-6moi
branes. Inhale the vapors of
FOR SALE— Modern bungalow,
ness
in Ashland yesterday from Mrs. Les Tucker stepped from one
PLUMBING
Vicks melted in a spoon to clear
garage, 3 large lots, fruit, ,
Bellingham, Washington.
the head.
car directly in the path of an­
berries, etc, 356 Laurel St.
A rub with Vicks at bedtime
other car on the highway in town,
ASHLAND GRANITE
280-1 mo*
will often keep away asthma.
It Isn’t too early to order that was struck down, and is now in
PORTLAND, Aug. 22.— Noth­
MONUMENTS
Fall bull. Paulserud’s.
291-tf a local hospital suffering from ing remains in the pathway of
Oregon G ra n ite Co.
FOR SALE— Furuished f o u r |
the double dislocation of an an­ construction of the Natron Cut­
room cottage, corner lot, idea)
S. PENNISTON, Salesman.
H.
D.
Fadden
was
a
recent
Ash­
kle.
off now but the obtaining of per­
Res.
470
Laurel
Phone
444Y
T
location. 283 B street.
land visitor front Seattle.
The
driver
of
the
car
shouted
mission to build across Indian
280-1 mo*
w
a p o ub
in warning and jammed on his lands, and this probably will be
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Let me tell you about the new brakes, but to no avail.
a mere formality. This was the
WANTED
full coverage Automobile policy.
statement of W. C. Sproule, preoi-
Yeo, of course.
246-tf.
Wanted— Mixed farming a n d
YOU
dent of the Southern Pacific com­
Classified ads bring results
stock ranch in Southern Ore­
SAVE
pany, who arrived here yesterday.
F. W. Farrant of San Francis
gon or Northern California.
Sproule said Chief Engineer Wil­
On every pair of Full
co was an Ashland visitor yester­
Address S. W., care of Tiding3.
liam Boschke is preparing plans
day.
Fashioned Ribbon Back
and specifications and bids prob­
WOOD WANTED
Silk Hose—All Colors
ably will be advertised for next
WANTED— Bids for contract on
We make a specialty of picnic
week.
Purchased here.
60 tiers of sixteen inch chunk
and campers’ needs. Detrick’s.
Sproule said:
Programme for week, August
dry oak wood, to be delivered
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$2.75
Hose
For
$1.75
"There will be no material
26 to September 1, 1923.
on or before October 15. 30
change
in the route as originally
Sunday, August 26.
tiers to be delivered at Tidings
Mrs. A. S. Cornell of Provi­
planned.
It will be a wonder­
VARIETY STORE
7 to 8 p. m.— George Olsen and
office and 30 tiers at Greer’s
dence, R. I„ accompanied by Misa
fully beatuiful line, and will prove
89 N. Main
residence on Granite street.
Hazel L. Cornell, were guests at his orchestra in dinner programme I believe, a great attraction to
of concert music, by direct wire
See Greer at the Tidings of­
the Hotel Ashland last night.
from
Portland
Hotel dining tourists as a variation from our
fice.
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other 3cenic line, that runs down
room.
Pay
Cash
and
buy
for
less
at
from Eugene by way of Roseburg
WANTED— Young man to learn
Monday, August 27
Leedom’s Tire Hospital.
279-tf
and Medford.
printers’ trade. Small wages
3:30 to 4 p. m.— Educational
"Incidentally, it will bring a I
to begiu.
Good opportunity
A. D. Kicks and wife are re­ programme by the Portland Li­ railway within twenty miles of
for right young man. Inquire
brary Association.
cent arrivals from Seattle.
at Tidings office.
tf
8 ot 9 p. m.— Violin recital by Crater Lake, and will make that
We are still doing business
scenic territory far more readily
Pay Cash and buy for less at Gordon Soule.
WANTED— Good, clean cotton
at the same old stand, dis­
9:30 to 10:30 p. in.— Com­ accessible than it has been hither.
Leedom’s Tire Hospital.
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rags are wanted at the Tid­
tofore.”
pensing everything carried
munity programme by Silverton
ings office. We pay 5 cents
Portland Chamber of Commerce
by a modern Service Station
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Bennett of Community club.
per pound for al» rags ac­
11 to 12 p. m.— No Hoot Owl is planning to run an excursion
together with
Boise, Idaho were visitors yester­
cepted.
tf
to Eugene and Klamath Falls the
Meeting.
day.
second week in October in cele­
Wednesday, August 2»
bration of the beginning of con­
FOR RENT
Real Service
3:30 to 4 p. m.— Children's
Better be safe than sorry. See
struction
of the cut-off.
Beaver Realty Co. about your in­ programme. Music and story by
FOR RENT— Sept. 1st., first-class
By Real Service, we mean
surance. Phone 68.
287-tf Aunt Nell.
apartment furnished. Adults
the kind you are glad to
8 to 9 p. m.— Concert by Col­ MARYSVILLE POLICE
only. Phone 122.
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OFFICER WILL MARRY
receive, the kind that makes
Among visitors from out-of- umbia Theater All-Artist orches­
FOR RENT— Private garage on
you glad to trade with us.
town yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. tra, Harry Linden, Director.
MARYSVILLE, Calif., Aug. 22.
10 to 11 p. m.— Dance music by
Factory stret. Phone 481 J.
N. A. English or Vancouver, B.
—
Mra. P. Stuart, of Berkeley,
George Olsen and his orchestra
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C.
by direct wire fro mthe Portland yesterday announced the engage­
FOR RENT— Four room apart­
ment of her daughter, Margaret,
Hotel.
Do you know why there !a bo
ment with garage. Adults on­
to Arvel E. Allread, local police
Thursday, August 30
much full coverage auto insur­
ly. 1101 Boulevard.
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officer.
Miss Stuart i3 a former
3:30 to 4 p. in.— Child train­
ance sold?_ Ask J. N. Dennis;
Auburn
girl.
The marriage will
ask G. W. Trefren; it always ing programme.
FOR RENT— Newly furnished
10 to 11 p. m.— Dance music take place early in September.
pays to be sure, and insure with
rooms in splendid home on N.
The couple met last winter
by George Olsen and his orches­
Yeo, of course. Phone 274J.
Main, uear Junior High. Ladies
287-tf tra by direct wire from the Port­ when Miss Stuart came here as
who are permanent preferred, ’
an assistant to the promoters of
land Hotel.
J ’hone 397L or call 217 North
the new hotel. Allread has been
Friday,
August
31
Chas. Edwards and daughter,
M aiu.
293-12 ;
Farmers, Attention!
a
member of the police force for
3:30
to
4
p.
m.—
Vacation
talk
of San Francisco, were Ashland
Look to your Mowers,
nineteen
months.
under the direction of John D.
visitors recently.
FOR RENT— For neat house­
Rakes and Binders early
Guthrie, assistant district forest­
keeping apartments see S. L.
so in case I should not
er,
U. S. Forest Service. Road
Full line of ammunition. We
Allen. 63 N. Main.
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have the worn or broken
report
under the direction of the
repair, buy, trade and sell new
“Everything the
parts in stock I will
Automobile
editor of the Sunday
and used guns.
Army Goods
name implies”
REAL ESTATE
have time to send to
Store.
295-tf Oregonian.
Portland for them.
8 to 8:15 p. m.— Vocal solos
LET ME PRESENT YOU— With
by
A. G. Tindolph, baritone, Haz­
C. O. Nelson transacted busi­
Garden Hose and Tools
a large 2 story house and large
el
Handy,
accompanist.
ness here yesterday from San
of every Description
lot for the sacrifice sum of $2,-
8:15
to
9 p. m.— Studio pro­
Francisco.
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 23.—
100.00 If taken at once. R. D.
gramme of dance music by George Martin G. Denton, former tire
Sanford, 399 Beach St., Ash-
G. G. Howatt and family visit­ Ol3en and. his orchestra of the dealer of Portland, mysteriously
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land.
ed Ashland yesterday from Great Portland Hotel.
disappeared July 10 and police
10 to 11 p. m.— No Hoot Owl have been quietly conducting a
Falls, Montana.
KNITTER
meeting.
search for him for some time, it
Saturday, September 1
R.
M.
Lawson
is
among
the
became known today. Mrs. Den­
fTRY-PLEX AUTO KNITTER—
3:30 to 4 p. m.— Children’s ton appealed to police to make
late arrivals from Los Angeles.
And ten pounds fine quality
programme. Story by Aunt Nell. no official record of his disap­
As Well As
Knitting Yarn.
337 Scenic
10 to 11 p. m.— Dance music pearance and asked that the
Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Walter were
Drive.
30-13*
by
George Olaen and his orches­ newspapers be not informed. Im­
in Ashland yesterday from Los
tra
by direct wire from the Port­ mediately before he left home,
Angeles, California.
MISCKLLAN EOUS
land Hotel.
Denton is said to have sold his
In One Of
Fred
A.
Haight
of
Medford
is
Daily
Except
Sunday
interest
in the tire firm of Den-
A BOOKLET— Every woman an- |
registered at the Hotel Columbia.
11:30 a. m.— United States ton-De Temple company. Police
ticipating MARRIAGE should
Weather Reports.
'say the (firm’s books were in
have. Send 50c to Emily Rob- ;
See the fine new Fall woolens
7:30 p. m.— United States good order and there has been
erts, Box 601 Central Station,
and fashions at Orres Tailor shop Weather Reports and Pacific no hint of embezzlement ot
Portland, Oregon.
301-12
upstairs.
301-1* Coast baseball scores
funds.
Kay & Morrison
HAY FEVER
BE SCENIC ROUTE
WICK
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$100
The Superior
Person
OME superior people pretend to
despise money. The only people
ho can afford to despise money
are those that take care of it prop­
erly. This bank is here to enable
you to do that.
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Ashland, Oregon
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The service we are giving to the housewives of
Ashland is remarkably efficient. Many of our
patrons send their children here to shop, for
they know that we will give them honest weight
and nothing but choice cuts of wholesome meat.
These facts, combined with out most reasonable
prices, have given us many satisfied customers.
EAGLE MARKET
Phone 107
82 N. Main
IT IS FUNNY
The way some minds work. Take for instance
the mental attitude of the man who, hides a
$30.00 watch under his pillow at night, vet he
parks his ear on a dark street for hours at a
time with a $.10.00 spare tire that has no pro­
tection.
The number of tires stolen is said to he ap­
palling. The appalling thing is that so few a r e
stolen when the opportunity is so great.
Considerably more than half the cars that
pass you daily are carrying spare tires and
wheels that have no protection ?
Every ear owner should have at least t iwu
wo
pad locks, one for his garage or tool box ami
one for his tire carrier We have a fall line of
the Celebrated
YALE and TOWNE PAD LOCKS
Simpson’s Hardware
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Ashland Service
Station
Oeser & Son
'.rye’s
Delicious
Ham
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P E IL S CORNER
SA VE
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FO O D
PROVOST BROS
Refrigerators
“Umm liam!” exclaim members of the
family when they peep into the kitchen.
It’s so warm they thought they didn’t want
anything to eat but the odor of broiled
FRYE’S DELICIOUS HAM makes them
change their minds.
FRYE’S DELICIOUS HAM tastes just as
good as it smells. It’s choice, young,
grain-fed pork, cured and smoked the
FRYE WAY, which preserves the delicate
texture and rich juices of the meat.
Keep a FRY E’S DELICIOUS HAM hanging in
the cooler ready to give you a small roast for baking,
thick slices from the center for frying or broiling and
pieces from the shank for boiling with vegetables.
FRYE’S DELICIOUS BACON is of the same rich flavor
and delicate texture as FRYE'S DELICIOUS HAM.
FRYE Ö COMPANY
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