Friday, September 14, 1921
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FOR SALE
FOR SALK— Saddle, driving, or
work horses. Phone 9-F-4 6 tf
FOR SALK— Muir and late Craw­
ford peaches. 2 cents per lb.
Bring your boxes. Avery or­
chards. Phone 10F5.
3 tf
FOR SALK— Fresh fruits and
vegetables. Phone 335L. 575
Liberty St.
301-1 mo
FOR SALE— Old papers 25c per
hundred. Tidings oifice
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FOR SALK— Beautiful new five
room
bungalow ,
breakfast
nook, large bath room, screen
porch, laundry trays, built in
features in kitchen, dining
room and bed room. Cement
porch and pergola, basement,
double garage, wood shed, one
block from Baulevard. Come
and look it over at 341 Beach
St. Terms if desired.
30-ltf
FOR SALK, TRADE OR RENT—
160 acres unimproved land, un­
incumbered, near village of 300
on S. P. R. R. and good hard
roads, 100 acres under fence
with good natural pasture,
plenty of water. Three roompd
house, barn and woodshed. For
further particulars address F.
J., care Ashland Tidings. 143tf
FOR SALE— REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE— Modern bungalow,
garage, 3 large lots, fruit,
berries, etc. 356 Laurel St.
280-1 mo*
WANTED
WANTED TO LEASE— ComforV
able house of 5 or 6 rooms.
W. M. Wright. Phone 461R.
2-tf
WANTED— Young man to learn
printers* trade. Small wages
to begin.
Good opportunity
for right young man. Inquire
at Tidings office.
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HELP WANTED
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON—
Either sex, may earn $100 to
$200 monthly corresponding
for newspapers;
$15 to $25
weekly In spare time; experi­
ence unnecessary; no canvas­
sing; subjects suggested. Send
for particulars. National Press
Bureau, Buffalo, N. Y.
1-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT— Furnished
478 Boulevard.
See S. L. Allen
Apartments.
for
house.
304-tf
Furnished
4-1 Mo.
For the best in sweet milk and
\ream go to Detrick's.
106-tf
Oranges, lemons, grape fruit—
Detrick sells for less.
106-tf
Full line of ammunition. We
repair, buy, trade and sell new
and used guns.
Army Goods
Store.
295-tf
Better be safe than sorry. See
Beaver Realty Co. about your in­
surance. Phone 68.
287-tf
We make a specialty of picnic
and eampers* needs. Detrick’s.
236-tf
Our Suits can’t be beat for the
money . Paulserud’s.
7-tf.
School Suits at Paulseruds.
7-tf.
Have a fit at Orres. Tailors for
men and Women. UpstairB.
4-tf
“Yes we have no Bananas”.
Record No. 19068, Rose Bros.
4-tf
You’ll need a new Fall Suit for
the Fair. Paulseruds.
7-tf.
New Pianos and Players. And
a dandy used one for sale. See
Rose Bros.
4-tf.
REAL REALTY REMARKS
Time is money and money talks
If you want proof interview any
business man from Jerusalem.
If you want a Real Realty Bar­
gain, call on me and if I don’t
show you a Bargain, I will pay
for your time spent.
I now have:
A $7500 Blvd. Home for $5500
A $3500 Blvd. Home for $2500
A $4000 furnished Bungalow for
$3200.
A $3800 furnished Bungalow for
$3000.
A $75000 Home for
$5200
A $3700 Half Acre and Bungalow
for $3000.
Orchards and Farms at Bargains
prices.
E. T. Staples.
Hotel Ashland Building.
6-tf.
SOMETHING NEW
An automobile accident policy
that pays $25.00 per week; in
hospital $37.50 per week; acci­
dental death $1,000 in 5 years
$1,600; cost only $7.00 per year.
Phone 274J. Yeo, of course.
PROFESSIONAL
PHYSICIANS
DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Resi­
dence and office, 108 Pioneer
avenue. Telephone 28. Office
hourB, 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 5
p. m. only.
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac­
tice limited to eye, ear, nose and
throat— X-ray including teeth.
Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to
5. Swedenburg Bldg, Ashland,
Ore.
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DR. G. C. PH ETT EPLACE
DENTISTRY
Above Citizens Bank
Office Phone 151
Ren. Phone 201J
CHIROPRACTORS
DR. E. B. ANGELL— Chiropractic
and Electro-Therapy. The com­
bination does wonders. First
National Bank Bldg.
Phone
48-142.
House Calls
DR. HAWLEY— Above
office. Phone 91.
PAGE TUBES
in return received an order for half ala product.
a car of cantaloupes with the news
A great many pear packers are
that
the
Californians
preferred
the
needed at the Association, Mr. Rob­
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of packers thia year and he urges
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all to apply that can order that
as
much of the crop can be shipped
Medford Business College will pre­
Amazing Facts Are
as is possible.
pare you for a salaried position in
Revealed By Mrs.
An advance In price on peaches is
less time and then help you get on
Anna
G.
Olson
predicted
by Mr. Robbins as he says
a payroll. Winter term opens Mon?
mo3t
of
the
early peaches have been
day September, 24,
8-6
sent out and until the late peach
crop
comes in there is liable to be
Cliff Payne makes forms.
a shortage.
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•• FIND IT HERE
Elmer Rorapaugh of Eugene is a
visitor today.
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W. A. Kuykendall is a recent ar­
rival from the Williamette Valley,
having registered from Eugene.
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS
FOR prompt and careful service,
auto trucks or horse drays, cal
Whittle Transfer Co.
Phone
117. Office, 89 Oak street, near
Hotel Ashland.
56tf
M O N E Y is a
W O TO-NIGHT
Witkoat [ripuf or
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Anyone having yellow tomatoes
for sale, please phone 401.
11-2
Co put it in the savings account of
this hank where it works for you
»right and day.
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W. Ellis of Portland is among late
arrivals.
Mrs. Grace Cosper and Mrs. C. E.
Van Petten of Portland are visitors
in Ashland today.
WRS.^
AMNAÔ
L. D. Gassaway is among out-of-
town visitors from Berkeley, Cal.
T he Citizens Bank of Ashland
A Carload of Fencing, just
in. Why pay 10 or 13 cents
more per rod elsewhere. Just
for to be mean, and to trade
out of town, and genuine
£ood American fence too that
you will get here.
New and old Sewing ma­
chines always on hand. Har-
nes and implement. You will
always find the best at
‘By the help of Tanlac I regain­
Lieutenant and Mrs. W. D. Dodd ed the thirty-five pounds I lost
and child are out of-tow guests.
while sick and actually picked up
T. L. POWELL— General Trans­
eighteen pounds besides,” is the re­
fer— Good team and motor
C. M. Mills is a guest from Port­ markable statement of Mrs. Anna|
trucks. Good service at a rea
Bonable price. Phone 83.
land.
Geppert Olson, highly esteemed res-1
ident of 906 West Jackson Ave.,
TRY FEHIGE FOR HAULING
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Lyon are Spokane, Washington.
and transfer work of all kinds
375 B St. Phone 410-R.
guests from Centralia, Washington.
About three years ago I had an
200-lm o
attack of flu which turned into
John E. George is in Ashland from pneumonia and I finally had an op­
PLANING MILL
San Francisco.
eration. I was in bed eight weeks
JORDAN’S SASH AND CABINET
and when I got up I was so weak
WORKS, Cor. Heilman and
Mrs. A. C. Sheehan is a business I couldn’t walk across the floor. I
Van Ness.
194-tf
visitor from Yreka.
was taking a tonic, but it did me
no
good, and it seemed like I never
PLUMBING
C. S. Douglas is registered from would get my strength back.
JERRY O’NEAL— Plumbing. 207 Weed.
“My first bottle of Tanlac gave
East M'aln. Phone 138.
me
an appetite, and by the time I
F. W. Streets is a business visitor
had taken five bottles I was actual­
MONUMENTS
from Grants Pass.
ly feeling better than 1 did even
MONUMENT— MARKERS
R, L. Keenry and Vernon Harris before getting sick. I know what
Lowest Prices
Tanlac will do.”
are recent arrivals from Keno, Ore.
ASHLAND GRANITE CO.
Tanlac is for sale by all good
3rd and East Main St.
223-6mo
druggists.
Accept no j substitute.
M. D. Watson is registered from
Over 37 million bottles sold.
ASHLAND GRANITE
Seattle, Washington.
MONUMENTS
Oregon Granite Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meyer are
Tanlac Vegetable Pills are Na­
S. PENNISTON, Salesman.
out-of-town guests from Malin, Ore. ture’s own remedy for constipation.
Res. 476 Laurel
Phone 444Y
For sale everywhere.
Other visitors from Malin, Ore.,
MISCELLANEOUS
are Valasta Zumpfe and Joe Zumpfe.
LOST— Sweater on Dead Indian road
A party consisting of Libby Purs-
near top of the hill, on this side,
Mail to Stanley Lawton at Grants ley, H. M. Pursly and Earl Pursley
Pass.
7-5* are here from Portland, Oregon.
Ashland. Oregon
IT IS FUNNY
P E IL ’S CORNER
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, yet he
parks his car on u dark street for hours at a
time with a $30.00 spare tire that has no pro­
tection.
The number of tires stolen is said i » be ap­
palling. The appalling thing is that so few are
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 car owner should have at least two
I»ad locks, one for his garage or tool box and
one for his tire carrier. We have a full line of
the Celebrated
YALE and TOWNE PAD LOOKS
SAVE
Simpson’s Hardware
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FOOD
Aa Well As
In One Of
FRESH FISH
PROVOST BROS
Refrigerators
Arrives Wednesday of each week—i t ’s the best
obtoipaMe in the market.
Oregon State Fair
FOR SALE— A Reed baby carriage
Good condition. Phone 346-J. 9-4
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Among out-of-town visitors are
Mrs. J. A. Warren of Lakeview and
FOR SALE— Cheap, Wicker Baby Mrs. C. Murray from Los Angeles.
Sulky, like new. 125 3rd St. 9-3*
Visitors from Whittier. Cal are
FOR SALE— P’ine Hotel proposition Mr. and Mrs. McMahon.
in Medford, earning three hundred
to four hundred and fifty dollars
John D. Gregg is also a visitor
month. Will stand strict investi­
gation. good reason for selling, from Whittier aCl.
cost $4500 to equip, will offer this
Coming from Astoria and visiting
week for $3200 on terms.
Act
Quick Four-Site Realty Agency, here today are Mr. and Mrs. M.
Medford Building, Medford, Ore. D. Kelsey.
9-6
A recent arrival from Portland,
FOR RENT— Furnished five room Oregon is Miss Pauline Wilson.
apartment, all modern and clean.
Apply 155, 7th Street.
Recent arrivals from Tacoma, are
9-3* Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Clow.
ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE— May
communicate with Ensign Lee of
the Salvation Army at the White
Shield home, 565 Mayfair Ave.,
Portland, Oregon.
10-lyr
Fare and One-Third for the Round Trip
On Sale Semptember 22-29, inclusive; return limit October 1.
All Trains Direct to Fair Grounds
For further particulars ask agents
JOHN M. SCOTT
Ass’t Passenger Traffic Manager
Southern Pacific Lines
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FOR SALE— Strictly modern bun­
galow, on boulevard, six rooms,
hall and bath, Large basement and
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attic. Living room and dining room
have beamed ceilings, paneled WANTED— Limited number of piano
walls, colonades and fireplace.
pupils. Mrs. Herndon, 375 Beach
Desirable home built eastern style.
St.
11-3*
Large garage, about an acre of
ground. See owner, Carl Gottsche, FOR RENT— Two, good furnished
apartments; one is front apart­
Route 1, Box 72, Ashland, or to
ment. Phone 263R, or call at 369
Four-Site Realty Agency,
Med­
Hargadlne.
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Do you appreciate your teeth?
Are your teeth soft or sensitive?
Do your teeth decay?
Are you satisfied with the appearance of
your teeth ?
Are your gums red, inflamed or sore?
Do you want to save your teeth?
Remove The Cause
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S M I L O
Ashland peaches are greatly in de­
mand throughout California accord­
ing to J. H. Robbins of the local
Fruit Association, who states he has
been unable to supply the demand in
many casea. He conceived the idea
of sending a few cantaloupes with
one car of peaches to California and
V you can’t "gat away," m
the attacks with—
OU SHOULD see the exhi­
$75.000 in prizes and pnrsos.
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EAGLE M ARKET
Agriculture, Horticulture, Live-
Stock. Spedial attractions day
and night. Horse racing, amuse­
ments, stock and poultry shows,
etc.
FOR RENT— Piano, 842 Boulevard
Phone 432-Y.
10-3
FOR SALK— Wicker go-cart, cheap.
390 Liberty St.
11-3*
try and Rabbit«.
Phone 107
82 N. Main
bition of products from
»every section of our state, a reve­
lation and a liberal education to
everyone.
WANTED— Experienced Pear Pack­ B i r t h -
ers and box maker at Ashland, j Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Har­
Fruit anti Produce Association. •’ ris, Sept, 13, 1923 a son. Mother and
10-2. son are at the Community Hospital.
FOR SALE— Oak and Alder wood.
Amer at Peil Bldg.
10-6*
Remember, we make a specialty of dressed poul
Salem, September 24-29
WANTED— Girls, Apply at Plaza.
D. McMahon is a recent arrival
8-tf. from Portland.
WANTED TO BUY Will pay cash
for used Ford roadster or second­
hand drag saw. Amer at Pell
Bldg.
10-6*
worker.
Set your Hv«r right—only 25«
J, C. Appel of Portland is among
out-of-town visitors.
WANTED— Apple pickers, at Sun-
Visiting from Fresno, Cal is C.
crest, 2 Miles East of Talent. 9-tf. E. Youngstrom.
LOST— Boston leather bag with
Mrs. Effie Day is registered here
baby’s apparel. Lost near or in
from
Los Angeles, Cal.
Lithia Park. Finder please leave
at Tidings office.
10-6
Mrs. Allie hSannon is among re­
FOR SALE— 150 spring chickens of cent arrivals from Los Angeles. I
The Tauker strain. White Leg­
horn. G. D. Faris, North Main,
Mrs. A. Nevens is a guest from
San Jose.
near Billings. Phone 1 7 -F -ll
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Wm. Day is registered from Los
FOR SALE or TRADE— Improved Angeles.
160 acres in Sams Valley to sell
rent or trade for Ashland prop­
J. A. Rowan is among out-of-town
erty. B. E. Whitmore, 29 Granite
visitors from Astoria, Oregon.
street, Ashland.
10-3
willing
. You cannoi keep it from work­
ing if J'bn treat it properly and the
most proper thing to do with it is
C H A M B E R L A IN 'S
TABLETS
Tidings
Dlt. ERNEST W. SMITH— Chiro­
practor, near Postofflce. Hours
9-12 and 2-5.
Phone 114.
A Willing Worker
Mouth Massage Cream and Lotion
VISHS
Cleans, Whitens, Beautifies the teeth and
removes the cause of mouth disease.
Recommended by your dentist, and sold by your
druggist.
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An illustrated, educational masterpiece enclosed
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with your first package.
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Notice To The Land Owners Of Talent
Irrigation District
CORRECTED BUDGET
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter XIV Irrigation
District Laws of Oregon, that the Board of Directors of Talent Ir­
rigation District h/ts prepared and placed on file in the office of said
District in the City of Talent, Oregon, where the same is open for
Inspection, an estimate of the total amount of money proposed to
be expended by the said District during the ensuing fiscal year from
October 1, 1923 to and Including September 30, 1924, for each and
every branch and department of said District. The estimate is as
follows:
Director«: Per Diem ................ .................................... 300.00
Mileage ............_.................................................. 100.00
Miscellaneous ..................................................... 60.00
4 50.00
Secretary-Manager..............................................................
3.000.00
Office: Clerical ............................................................... 900.00
Telephone A Telegraph ....................................250.00
Postage, Stationery, etc................................... 150.00
Water ............_........................ „............................ 12.00
Light ..................................................................... 12.00
Fuel ......................................... •............................. 50.00
Insurance
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'^'».00
Industrial Insurance ............................. ............. 1 ).00
Miscellaneous ......
54.00
1,574.00
Auto Transportation: 2 F o r d s......................................600.00
1 Chevrolet ..........................
300.00
1 Truck ......................................
200.000
1,100.00
Legal ........................ .............. w.........................................
500.00
Improvements: McDonald Canal ................................. 100.00
Talent Lateral .......„............................................600.00
Miscellaneous ......................................................300.00
1,000.00
Ditch Cleaning: Bast Lateral ....................................250.00
Talent Lateral .........................................
600.00
McDonald CanAl ................................................. 400.00
1,250.00
Ditch Walkers:
2 Ditch Tender 12 months Q $110.00 ........
2.640.00
East Lateral: 1 man © $115.00, 6 mouths 690.00
1 man © 100.00 6 months ..._.......600.00
1 man © $100.00 1 m o n th ...................100.00
1,390.00
Talent Lateral: 2 men © 100.00 6 months ........1,200.00
2 men © 100.00 2 m on th s...................200.00
1,400.00
McDonald Unit: 2 men © 160.00 4 months .........800.00
1 man © 100.00 2 months ............. 200.00
1,000.00
Hyatt: 1 man © 100.00 8 m o n th s..........................
800.00
Elections ............................................................. ..............................
50.00
Refunds — ............................................................ ............................
50.00
State Interest ......................._...... — ............... .........................
6,333.74
Interest, Storage Unit, on $101,116 bonds ............................... 6,066.96
Interest. McDonald Unit, on $107,884 bonds ...................... 6,473.04
Bond Principal Due January 1, 1825 ......... .............................. VI,600.00
Delinquency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0
Emergency 26c per acre ......................................... ..................... 2,275.00
Total to be levied ...........- ....................................................$53.852.74
Notice is hereby further given that on Tuesday, October 2, 1923,
the Board of Directors sitting at a board of equalisation, will meet
and continue in session from day to day, as long as many he neces­
sary, to hear and determine any objections by any interested persons
to the assessments and apportionment thereof and any other matter
connected therewith that may come before them.
Dated September 4, 1923. *
BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TALENT IRRIGATION DISTRICT
O. ARNSPIGER, Secretary.