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;• Classified Column :! TO RENT— Large dwelling house.
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Mrj ànd Mrs, ÉL W; Richard^ Ì Bette* he *afe than sorry. See
are out-of-town visitors yester- Beaver R ealty Co. about your in
day from Santa B arbara.
surance. Phone 6$,
287-tf
Furnished, in good location,
suitable for two apartm ents ”A Column Devoted to Brief'*
E. E. McMichall was a guest
and lodgers. Inquire a t Yock- < > Business and Personal Notes? ‘
Classified Column Rates
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« <1 l I > ♦ « « | 11 , yesterday from Sacram ento.
ey
&
Co.,
177
East
Main
St.,
One cent the word each time.
or 265 F ourth St,
1 Sat Tue3
To ru n every issue for one
m onth or more, H e the word
Full line of am m unition. We
Coming from Parm an, Idaho is
each time.
FOR RENT— Clean, com fortable, Mrs. A. H. McCoy.
repair, buy, trad e and sell new
and well located housekeeping
and used guns.
Army Good3
rooms. 316 H argadine.
Store
FOR SALE
For the best in sweet m ilk and
29 5-tf
307-3 cream go to D etrick’a.
206-tf
FOR SALE— Peaches. Excellent
Among recent guests were Mrs.
for canning. 2c-per pound at FOR? RENT— House, partly fu rn
E.
W. Mathewson
of Everett,
H.
H.
Blackman
Is
a
visitor
ished. Garden, .fruit, garage.
4 57 Holly St. Bring your box
W
ashington.
from
Boise,
Idaho.
2 blocks east of Ju n io r High
es. 307-3*
School. 240 Oberlin St.
Old papers for sale.
25c a
FOR SALE— Cheap, Dodge to u r
Have a lit at Orres- -tailors for
307-2*
hundred.
Tidings
Office.
tf
ing car. 66 M ountain Ave.
men and women.
226-tf
FOR
RENT—
Furnished
house.
307-3
Inquire Mrs. G. N. K ram er, 332
Rose Lubkeman, and Ora Zinck
O ther visitors from Los Angel are guests from Stockton.
FOR SALE— Dry oak tier wood. - H argadine. Phone 263L.
es were Mr. and Mrs. H arry Rin-
Phone 1F5.
307-3*
303-tf alow.
, -
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• v
,
H. H, Wilson is among late ar-
rivals from Los Angeles.
20 per cent off on Hood Tiros
' this week only at needom ’3.
304-t5
S08"‘
of the Bo&rd of Governors. Chants' Association
for supple-
m e selection of a secretary w ill! m enting its present chapters, num-
fce rcaae by the board of Rover- bering a dozen located in the prin-
ca°ndidai ; : :
considerat,oa
oy
; xorm aaon oi new chapters in ett-
Members of the chapter are au-[
aEd towns w here the retail bus
tom atlcally members of the O re -;iness men have no such local o<
gon State Retail M erchants’ As-! sanization.
soeiatlon and also are made m e m - i ____________ _____
bers of the national retail organ-
Mrs Ackart
ization of their choice, such as n “ ‘¿ 1
° f Myrtl<? C reek’
the National Shoe R etailers’ As , h a s ,been 1,1 the Community Hos-
soclation. the N ational Association w ei
* WCek’.wher® she undor-
of R etail Grocers, N ational Asso- L a ? “ ° perai*°n’ Mrs’ A ckart
elation of Retail Clothiers N ation
<• „
reHiei lbered as m anager
FORTLAND, Sept. 1,— Prelim
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Horner,
Sr., accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. inary work is being completed as
W. L. Horner, Jr., of Johnstow n, rapidly as possible preparatory to
the starting of actual construction
Pa., are visitors today.
of the new line through Klam ath
20 per cent off on Hood Tires x* alls to Oakridge in Oregon,
known as the Natron Cut-off, is
this week only at Leedom’s.
house during the
providing
a second route between al Retail Dry Goods Association
304-t5
and others.
sum m er school session. Her rpe-
¡san Francisco and Portland.
j cial nurre, Mrs. Donnell, is also
Roy G. Brown ad family of
This project entails about 118
* he organization of the St. Hel- from Myrtle Creek.
Orland, California were visitors miles of
construction
work
yesterday.
through
a
scenic
and
practically
See Carl Loveland about get
FO R SALE— Pianos a t reduced FOR RENT— Private garage on
virgin section of Oregon. It will
ting
your boy in the Boys’ Band.
prices. If interested w rite H.
Factory stret. Phone 4 SI J.
Always glad to advise with
Let
me
tell
you
about
the
new
cost
in the neighborhood of $15 -
N. Lofland, Medford.
286-tf you about your fire insurance I have a few good second hand full coverage Automobile policy. 000,000.
304-6*
needs and rates; perhaps you saxophones, cornets, trom bones, Yeo, of course.
246-tf.
In order to carry
the traffic
FOR RENT— Furnished house.
clarinets, etc., th a t I can get very
m
ight
profit
by
calling
27^J.
FOR SALE— Peaches.
E a rly
K lam ath Falls and over the N at
4 78 Boulevard.
cheap, and they can be bought on
304-tf Yeo, of course.
287-tf
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. W ells and ron Cut-off it will be necessary
Crawford. 1 cent per pound.
the easiest kind of term s. Studio
MISCELLANEOUS
Bring you?- boxes. 895 Ash
135 E. Main. Phone 134 and family of K lam ath Falls are viei- ’ to expend about $5,000,000 in
tors today.
F. R. F arrell is a business visi 465-
land St.
304-tf
new construction work from Black
306-3
LOST— Elks tooth with initials tor from San Francisco.
»
B utte Summit to
Grass Lake,
R. D. W. and Lodge num ber
FOR SALE— Fresh fru its and
We make a specialty or picnic south of Klam ath Falls.
326. F inder re tu rn to Tid
O ther arrivals from Stockton and cam pers’ needs. D etrick’s.
vegetabres. Phone 335L. 575
Oranges, lemons, grape fru it—
In the Im perial Valley of Cal
ings
office
and
get
35.00
re
w-ere
Marie, Besa and Geo. Meier.
Liberty St.
304-1 mo
Detrick sells for less.
106-tf
236-tf
ifornia,
21.7 miles of new fine,
ward.
307-5*
are being constructed from Cali-
FOR SALE— Old papers 25c per
Do you know why there !s so
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Grieve and patrie east and south to a point
Miss Frances Smith of Boise,
hundred. Tidings orflce
tf A BOOKLET— Every woman an
much full coverage auto insur A. Grieve of Davis, California,
*T*HIS bank is not only interested
ticipating MARRIAGE should was in Ashland today.
near Holtville, and as previously
ance sold? ABk J. Si. Dennis;
were
Ashland
visitors
yesterday
1
FOR SALE— Dry body wood cut
in big men, but it is even more
have. Send 50c to Emily Rob
announced, extensions of line to
from large tim ber. 33.00 per
erts, Box 601 Central Station,
interested
in those who tire going
Good clothes are an economy. ask G. W. T refren; it always
taling 23.42 miles are being added
pays to be sure, and insure with
Mr. and Ms. A. E. Stephenson in Kern County, Calif.
tie r delivered. Telephone 383L
Portland, Oregon
301-12 See P aulserud's suits.
to be big men some day. Maybe
Yeo, of course. Phone 274J.
of Portland are among late a r
Jim Beagle.
303-6*
At Rocky Point, near Metz, on
this is you. l.lue up with us aud let
287-tf rivals.
HEMSTITCHING
tlte Coast Line, a new 1275 ft.,
Dr. Guy Woods and Lela Woods
us help you.
FOR SALE— B eautiful new- five E X P E R T HEMSTITCHING__
were arrivals from Portland.
tunnel is being built at a cost of
room
bungalow,
breakfast
A. J. Musso was a business visi
Mrs. Frank Henry, 147 G ran
Among late arrivals are Mr. $200,000. This will elim inate cur
nook, large bath room, screen
to
r
from Tacoma.
ite St.
304-6*
and
Mrs. Geo. F. W hitney of San ves aud perm it additional speed.
New Fall goods ju st arrived at
porch, laundry trays, built in
Francisco.
Paulserud’s.
291-tf i
Yard limits are being extended
features in kitchen, dining
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
KNITTER
and main track
re-aranged at
room and bed room. Cement
The annual business m eeting Nutglade near
There will be a dem onstration
Mrs.
A.
F.
Condrey
Is
a
busi
Dunsm
uir, at a
porch and pergola, basement, TRY-PLEX AUTO KNITTER__
Ashland, Oregon
m eeting of the A utomatic Elec of the Southern Oregon C hautau cost of $110,000. This m arks the
ness
visitor
from
Klam
ath
Falls.
double garage, wood 3hed, one
And ten pounds fine quality
tric Brake Company, at Moose qua Association will be held in beginning of a large yard at this
block from Baulevard. Come
K nitting Yarn.
337 Scenic
It isn’t too early to order th a t Hall, over Overland Garage Ash C hautauqua Pioneer Hall Tues poiut. A line change of more than
and look it over a t 341 Beach
Drive.
30-13*
Fall suit. P aulserud’s.
291-tf land, a t 8:00 p. m., Wednesday, day evening, September 4, a t 8 oue-lialf mile is being made near
St. Terms if desired.
3 0 -ltf
1
September 5th.
307-5 o’clock. All holding life mem ber Mott, California, on the Shasta
ship are requested to be present.
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WOULD LIKE TO TRADE— We'll
Ralph Gill is also registered
Division, elim inating the Big Can
MRS.
JOHN
H.
FULLER,
H arry II. D eZarnett and Geo.
from Klam ath Falls.
built 5-room house aud lot,
yon trestle which is 615 ft long
Secretary.
E.
King
of
Hilt,
were
business
50x150 close to H aw thorne ’
and
104 ft. high. This work will
PHYSICIANS
.school and library for small 1
Special. During August best ! visitors yesterday.
cost
$135,000
and will give a per
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 13. W ard are
house near Junior High or DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Resi factory blocks only $6.50 per load I
recent arrivals from Cleveland, m anent roadbed in place of this
post office. W rite P. O. Box 1 dence and office, 108 Pioneer delivered direct from car. O rder
trestle.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
II.
Maxon
are
The wav some minds work. Take for instance
Ohio.
Telephone 28. Office
115, Ashland, Ore.
l - l j avenue.
now.
Ashland
Lum
ber
Co.
Phone
among late arrivals from Visalia,
hours. 10 to 12 a. ra.; 2 to 6
?ttitu,de 9? tl,(‘ Ulan who. hides a
p. m. only.
20 •
304-5 California.
•S><1.00
watch
under his pillow at night, vet ho
“ Yes, all insurance policies do
F or s a le , trade or rent -
parks
his
car
on a dark street for hours at it
160 acres unimproved land, un DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— P rac
L. E. O’Brien was a recent , Will trade Ranch for Ashland look much alike; but then— so
tice limited to eye, ear, nose and
ime with a $30.00 spare tire that has ,„> pro
incumbered, near village of 300
do mushrooms and toad stools.”
on S. P. R, R. and good hard
th ro at— X-ray including teeth. guest of Ashland from Seattle. home. 66 acres on W agner creek, The Billings Office w rites only
tection.
Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to
roads, 100 acres under fence;
3 miles from Talent, mostly the “ M ushroom” kind.
305-4
n!ie n«l,uber of tires stolen is said to be ap
w ith good n atu ral p a stu re ,' 5. Swedenburg Bldg, Ashland
Flues and chimneys cleaned by : wooded, 4 acres, free irrigation
Ore.
Alida
M.
W
ard,
accompanied
palling.
I he appalling thing is that so few are
plenty of w ater. Three roomed
expert who will be in Ashland in berries and other fruits. House
by
Harold
W.
W
ard,
are
among
ST.
HELENS,
Sept.
1.—
At
a
house, barn and woodshed. For
stolen
when
the opportunity is so great.
two days. If your stove or furn- j aud barn, splendid well of w ater,
fu rth er particulars address F. i DR . G. C. PHET1 EPLACE
dinner m eeting attended by the
out-of-town
visitors
from
Cleve
Considerably
more than half the ears that
ace smokes or fails to draw or j good road. W ant a small home
J., care Ashland Tidings. 148tf
land, Ohio.
DENTISTRY
representative
retail
business
men
pass you daily are carrying spare tires and
does not bake well, the flue needs : In Ashland. Staples Realty, A sh
Above Citizens Bank
of
this
community
in
the
St.
Hel
wheels that have no protection./
cleaning. Prevent fires. Phone ! land Hotel Bldg.
FO R SALE OR RENT— 8 room ‘
300 ?tf
Office Phone 151
Cliff Payne makes Screens.
ens
hotel
W
ednesday
night,
or
Every car owner should have at least two
39-
303-6*
house partly furnished. Gar-
Res. Phone 201J
ganization
was
effected
of
a
St.
pad
locks, one for his garage or tool box and
den and fruit. 240 Oberlin St. (
T. Woods and wife are regis
H.
J.
Golden
is
a
business
visi
Helens
C
hapter
of
the
Oregon
one
tor
his tire carrier. We have a full lm - if
R. L. Kinney is among late tered from Spokane.
305-4*
CHIROPRACTORS
to
r
from
K
lam
ath
Falls.
the
Celebrated
State Retail M erchants’ Associa
arrivals from K lam ath Falls.
tion. The following officers were
FOR SALE— Lot on Alida St. DR. E. B. ANGELL— Chiropractic
YALE and TOWNE PAD LOOKS
Business visitors yesterday
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
A.
Richards
elected:
$25.00 down, $10.00 a month.
and Electro-Therapy. The com
The Tidings office for all were Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Smith
bination does wonders. Firs! kinds of prlhting.
are guests from Quincy, Californ
Phone 28 or call 108 Pioneer
Thomas IT. Roys,
president;
of Boise, Idaho.
ia.
48 142&1 BaDk Bldg‘ Phone
avenue.
281-1 mo
Dewey C. H arrison, vice president
House Calls
FOR SALE— Milch goats.
220
Garfield St.
283-1 mo DR. HAWLEY— Above Tiding«
office. Phone 91.
O liili
i
i
i
Ä
FOR HALE— REAL ESTATE
DR. ERNEST W. SMITH— Chiro
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practor, near Postoffice. Hours
FOR SALE— Modern bungalow,
9-12 and 2-5.
Phone 114.
!
¡
C - á
THO M AS
garage, 3 large lots, fruit,
MEIGHAN
berries, etc. 356 Laurel St. ; TRANSFER AND EXPRESS
C E C IL B.
280-1 mo*
De m ille
K )R prompt and sareful service
liti
auto trucks or horse drays, cal
WANTED
W hittle T ransfer Co.
Phone
O
117. Office, 89 Oak street, near
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL WANTS—
Hotel Ashland.
56tf
ACNES
Good place to work for board
AYRES
and room. 455 Mountain Ave. ! T. L. POWELL— General T rans-1
WM.C.
de m il l e
1-3 I fer—Good team and m otor
1
trucks. Good service at e rea
sonable price. Phone 83.
WANTED— To hear from owner
_____
having farm or unimproved j TRY _ FEHIGE • FOR
HAULING
“
11*1 OIA Vt
h i . i h l l l l l l l i l H I l i l i I !..
BEBI
land for sale. John J. Black, ! and tran sfer work of ail kinds
D A N IE LS
375 B St. Phone 410-R.
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.
jam es
200-lmo*
CRUZE
WANTED— A ranch of two hun
PLANING MILL
dred acres or less. Give full i
particulars, none but owners i IORDAN’S SASH AND CABINET
Cor. Heilman andi
G le n n
B ETTY
N IT A
W ALTER
need ; answer. Box 175, Long- | WORKS,
POU
hunter
COMPSON
Van Ness.
194-tf
NALOI
H IE R S
NEGRI
G L O R IA
L E W IS
view, W ash.
307-2* J
THEOOORE
A LLAN
SWANSON
STONE
KO5LOFF
O WA N
PLUMBING
WANTED— At once box-makers.
Long, ¡Heady job. Bagley Can- 1 J ERR Y O’NEAL—Plum bing. 207
East Main. Phone 138
ning Co., of Talent.
307-2 i
The Big Man Some
Day
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
PROFESSIONAL
IT 15 FUNNÌ
Simpson’s Hardware
¡I
C
monuments
WANTED— 50 or 75 head of cat-
tie to pasture. Good feed. Al-
i*o some heavy work horses to
sell. Phone 4F13.
306-3*
j
M ON U M ENT— MA R K E R 8
I
Lowest Prices
;
ASHLAND GRANITE CO.
i 3rd und E ast Main St.
223-6mo
ASHLAND GRANITE
MONUMENTS
Oregon Granite Co.
S. PENNISTON, Salesman.
WANTED— At ouce box-makers.
Phone 444Y
Long, steady job. Bagley Can Res. 476 Laurel
ning Co., of Talent.
307-2
WANTED— Peach pickers.
651
W alnut.
305-5*
WANTED— To hear from owner
of good ranch for sale. State
cash price, full particulars. D.
F. Bush. Minneapolis, Minn.
272-Sat* i
WANTED— Position as waitress.
Experienced. Inquire at 376
B. Street.
306-3*
WANTED— Young man to learn
p rin ters’ trade. Small wages
to begin.
Good opportunity
for rig h t young man. Inquire
a t Tidings office.
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HELP WANTED
L E A T R lC E
JO Y
JACQUELINE
LOGAN
DOROTHY
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HOLT
RICA ROO
CORTEZ
GEO RG E
FAW CETT
A lic e
BRADY
V V -
D A V ID
POWELL
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FERGUSON,
E L L IO T T
DEXTER
A.II these Paramount artists
invite you to participate.
With Paramount Week the greatest motion picture
season the world ever saw gets well under way,
You have the opportunity for a grand review of i923’s
achievements and a pre-view of the great Paramount
Pictures coming.
Celebrate Paramount Week at your own theatre as mil
lions have during five previous annual Paramount Weeks.
Farmers, Attention!
Look to your Mowers,
Rakes and Binders early
so in case I should not
have the worn or broken
parts in stock I will
have time to send to
Portland for them.
Garden Hose and Tools
of every Description
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON—
E ith er sex, may earn $100 to
$200 m onthly corresponding
for new spapers;
$15 to $25
weekly in spare tim e; experi
ence unnecessary; no canvas
sing; subjects suggested. Send Sacramento Visitors—
Mrs. John H unt and son of
for particulars. National Press
B ureau, Buffalo, N. Y.
1-tf Sacram ento are visiting a few
days at the home of Mrs. Will
The Tidings office for all Dodge. Mrs. H unt Is a sister-in-
kinds of printing.
law of Mrs. Dodge.
PEIL’S CORNER
ROBERT
AGNEW ,
'
W ESLEY
RUGGLES
M ''
JOSEPH
.HENAOERY,
G EO RG E
ME l FORIY
Q
h
a n t o n io
MORENO.
, ' ^ A
I CHARLES
. OE ROCHE
-a rr
R o b e r t
W AGNER
v ic t o r
HERBERT
BRENO n .
F L E M IN G
Param ount Week a t your theatre now!
R ic h a r d
d ix
TH EO D O R E
ROBERTS
MARY
ASTOR
L O IS
W IL S O N
MAY
MCAVOY
J
FAMOVS PLAYERS LASKY CORPORATION
_ a d o c ph
REAL ESTATE LOANS
6 P E R CENT LOANS— Undei
Reserve System on city or farm !
property.
Reserve
Deposit
Company. 72 F ourth street, !
Portland, Oregon.
290-Wed Sat-3 mo.
LI LA
LEE
SEPT. 1,
in “Sixty G entian Hour’’
SEPT. 2-3
A W,n. DeMille Production “Grumpy”
with Theodore Roberts
SEPT. 4-5-6
Gloria Swanson in “Bluebeard’s Eighth
W ife”
i t ’s
t i A a u
T y -
L
L S IG R ID
kHOLMQUISTj
C h a r
Les
M A IG N E
ir v in '
GEORGE
LFITZMAURICE j
1
W IL L A T
L AL1 R E D
green
joins in the national demonstration of the better motion pictures
AU this week—Paramount Pictures will be shown.
AT THE
Ashland
Walter Hiers.
zuko r ,
SEPT. 7-8
Betty Compson in “Woman With Four
Faces”
SEPT 9-10
Agnes Ayres in “Racing Hearts”
SEPT. 11-12-13
A Geo. Melford Production “Saiomy Jane"
From the Book, by Bret Harte.
with Jacqueline Logan, Geo. Fawcett and
Maurice Flynn.
Pa r a m o u n t
P i c t u r e
SEPT. 14-15
Thomas Meighan in “Homeward Bound”
SEPT. 21-22
Dorothy Dalton, in “Law of the Lawless”
SEPT. 16-17
Eileen Percy, Theodore Kosloff and Rob
ert Cain in “Children of Jazz”.
SEPT. 23-24
Bebe Daniels, in “The Exciters.”
SEPT. 18-19-20
SEPT. 25-26-27
A Allan Dwan Production “Glimpses of
the Moon.”
A James Cruze Production “Hollywood”
with 22 real stars and 56 screen celebrities
SEPT. 28-29.
Jack Holt, in "The Tiger’s Claw.”
show
in
to w n