Wedensday, October 3, 1923
ASHLAND BÁILY TIDINGS
Classified Column
5 R BALE OR RENT A good
used sewmg machine. Inquire of
Mrs. C. E. Lane, Tidings.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
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PARIS STYLE HINTS
LOST— Ladies
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bracelet
A Daily Chronicle of those who come and go, and events of
watch between 29 G ranite street and -
Neck-lines
Classified Column Kates
local Interest.
Mr. E n d e rs store about 4 p. m. Tues
PARIS,
Oct.
3— If there is still
D ublin .’ b e t. 3 - M Ï n 'y 'M sV men
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One cent the word each time.
(By Miss Li thia)
day. R eturn to Mrs. H. W. P o tter »«
some
doubt
as
to
the proper position
“•"♦-I
*■ -
*< f I I t l ( I I I I
who did not mind a bit the drastic
Stick Your Toea
To run every issue for one
29
Granite
St.
Reward.
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of
the
waist-line,
Paris designers
Cliff Payne makes Screert Win-!
month or more, %c the word
Into a warm woolen com forter m easures taken by the Free State
Ashland
Lodge
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each time.
seem to have at least made it clear
ws.
LOST— Rrown cap, bearing~nam e dows
^ r a p your toes in a bungly outing to curb the activities of the Repub about the neck-line of th season.
A.
F
.
&
A.
M.
M illett & Son. Finder notify Robert
flannel nightgown and play tag with licans are very much perturbed be
The old
hatteau-shaped
neck
Herndon.
Mrs.
N.
W
’olf
of
FOR SALE
Special communication, Thursday Jack frost. Endless bright and in cause the Cosgrave governm ent has
Portland is
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opening
th
at
has
been
enjoying
so
among late arrivals.
evening, Oct. 4. F irst degree, th ree vigorating. 80ft and puzzling the decide to enforce the collection of
much
popularity
has
about
disap
K>R SALE— Used Ford ear cheap
WANTED— Capably woman. Ap
Income taxes. There is considerable
candidates. V isiting brethrifn wel lavender and yellaw
com binations
peared. Only onw and then does noe
Beaver R ealty Co.
l y . tf ply Plaza Confectionery.
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It costs nothing to get my in su r come. Meeting promptly at 7:30.
lavender and yellow combinations eeling th at the Government is “ go
spy
it in the new colections, and
ance rates. Yeo of, course.
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K. P. NIMS, W. M stores to suggest crimpy~fa’ll” w^h ing too fa r.”
FOR RENT
H>R SALE— Wood burning h e at
then
usually in linen or organdie.
W. H. DAY, Secy.
'I he m atter was brought sharply
a t pum pkins, yellow cornstalks and
er, alm ost new— Price $12.00. E S.
The
“
V”
neck seems to be the chos
R. E. W olf is an out-of-town
to public attention when an income
blushing apples.
I" OR RENT— If you are looking
M orrison-Automotive Shop.
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en one. Some of the houses give it
visitor from Portland.
Vacation a Good One—
The Most Fastidious Young Woman tax dodger was cast into Mountjoy
________ ___________ ^or first class 2-room furnished
dfinite
outlines, others drape it.
for sale Two R am blant bucks apartm ent Phone 122. Mrs. F. L.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Dennis retu rn -
"
be throw n into ecstacies when jail at the Instance of a tax collector.
Round
openings are also very
We m ake a specialty of picnic and ed to Ashland last night from a 3he ls Presented a box of W hitman The defaulter persistently had re
Mr. Scherdereiter, R
1-Box 173. Putm an.
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much
used,
together with small
fused to “come across” with his In
cam pers needs. D etrick’s.
236-tf m otor trip to the W illam ette valley. Samplers. Everyone knows th a t
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square ones with a rounded back,
W eather conditions were ideal dur-! W hitman Sam pler is, and i t ’s a Ut- come tax, so the collector invoked
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for rent — Comfortable front
te round
»OWS FOR SALK— Four regis- b,‘d ro° ’». with bath; furnished,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Cooley ing the greatest portion of their out- tle cr°ss-stitch m esenger boy hasten the more drastic provisions of the Lenief is one who favors lh<
neck
cut
ju
st
at
the
collar-bone,
a
tered Jerseys, eight mostly grade i APP>Y 108 G ranite St.
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please the palate. Individu law and had him incarcerated.
style
which
is
becoming
to
many
Jerseys. Must sell because of sick
G rants Pass.
Now a lot of Irish citizens are
a l . according to th eir opinion. Sev-' allty smacks you In the face with
ness. w . E. Moor, 171 Helman St.
FAMOUS FRENCH R EC IPE»
beginning
to see visions of them women and especially to the ill-fav
eral Ashland people were seen in tbe W hitm an containers— some are
Jack Dunlap and party are among Salem as well as in other cities visit in nifty little boxes, to fit the small selves in durance vile for a sim ilar ored ones with too little flesh cover
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ing at this particular point. On his
Ragout <»f Artichokes.
recent arrivals.
ed. A fter visiting the fair the party space in your pocket. For the spicy offense and there is much agitation
FOR SALE!— One span horses,
velvet
frocks he puts a narrow bor
A good washday dish is ragout of
motored on to Portland where they tempered people, m ints coated and about it.
wagon and harness, weight about artichoke
d
er
of
embroidery or fur and con
easy to prepare and re-
Be individual, it costs no more. spent a short time and returned to rol,ed again in chocolate resist the
The habit of paying income tax
2,600; Seven head young cattle; Quires little watching,
tinues
it
down the side in Russian
See P au lseru d ’s suits.
25tft Ashland. Countless friends are in { most acid rem arks often made upon could hardly be said to have taken
blouse
m
anner.
one m are and buggy. C. B. Owen,'
Clean carefully eight little onions
the W illam ette valley whom the tbe most delicious of sweets. Every a deep root In Ireland. In the days
519 Mountain Ave. or see the stock and brown in butter. Clean two ten
The Persian neck is a specialty of
Mr. and Mrs. R inehart of Cedar Dennis family visited with and box of sam plers Is done securely in when G reat B ritain controlled the
and m achinery a t the ranch six miles der artichokes and remove the leaves
one of the sm aller houses and is
ville, Cal. a re among late arrivals. scores of acquaintances were at their glazed
paper to
insure
perfect governm ent non-paym ent of income one of the prettiest to be seen. It
out on Dead Indian road.
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bidding to remain much longer. Mr. strength and renewed flavor when tax was viewed in the light of a is round, cut off to a slant on the
itno small pieces and add to the
When a loss comes along, my Dennis and family form erly lived sold. Even the sight of these tidy “ patriotic d u ty.” To pay the tax was
WANTED
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onions with about six small potatoes companies pay. Yeo, of course. 21-tf near Junction City and are well boxes is alm ost more than one can regarded as giving aid to the side, giving a most* becoming and
“ enemy” . There came to prevail youthful finish. ‘Yvonne Davidson
WANTED— Boy tc learn printing
P,eCeS’ Salt> pepPer
resist.
known there.
throughout the country a rath er uses it on a charm ing silver-gray
trade. Call at Tidings ofice.
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.
P e " ty ° f b u tte r- Cover the
Wm. E. R inehart is an out-of-
«asserole as tightly as possible. Put town visitor from Nevada.
scrupulous disregard for the income silk tricot gown. The neck is bor
Grapes Are Served—
Pleated Skirts—
dered with the same fine gold thread
tax.
milch ° n ,he 3ide of the tsove to simmer
WANTED— To buy fresh
In an effort to interest travelers
Are a revelation of small pleats
em
broidery which trim s the gown
j c slowly for one and one-half hours.
When the Free State came into
cow. Registered preferred
Mr. and Mrs. J. t . Goodman, Jr. in the grapes of the Rogue River I and broken into with a broader
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Serve very bot with the meat are out-of-town guests form Salem. I valley, the Oxford hotel has hit upon spacing, th a t come in sand, gray, tan power, however, the governm ent not and is finished off with a narrow
Rogers, 548 Iowa St.
triple-colored tie in green, gray and
T » ,v zi.M » . ---- .T.---------------------------- 1 COUrSe ° r as a seParate dish. One
' the idea of serving a small bunch of, brown and biege were recently laic only undertook to collect the current silver.
A N \ GIRL IN TROUBLE— May, may leave the hearts of the arti-
E. J. Taylor is an Ashland visitor the fruit at breakfast every morning on display. Any m anner of person tax but also made efforts to Im
Many of Chanel’s little crepe de
communicate with Ensign Lee of chokes whole if one prefers,
pound certain a rrears of taxes d at
from Portland.
to
the
patrons
of
the
dining
room.
may
be
fit
and
pleased
with
the
chine frocks have, narroy bands a t
the Salvation Army a t the W hite —
—
They are handed to the diners with trick and snug well dressed feeling ing back to the days of the Black tached to the bodice and standing
Shield home, 565 M ayfair Ave.,
Have a fit a t Orres. Ttilors for an explanatory rem ark concerning that one of these new garm ents wrill and Tans. This was a jo lt th a t the up across the back of the neck and
Portland, Oregon.
1 0 -ly r
men and women. Upstairs.
4-tf them. Much interest has been give you. A thletic girls will have Irish taxpayers had not been look then brought around and tied loose-
S5K
aroused In the possibility for grape open sway and free access of every ing for, and th eir displeasure was | ly in front where the bodice ¡ r low.
Always find relief and comfort in
WANTED— Woman
room er,
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Grimes are re culture
by this m ethod.— G rants I muscle, unham pered by hems and greatly in evidence.
There is little doubt th a t the s ta n d ' ° ften the ° rder ‘8 revereed and
kitchen privilege. 240 C St. Phone
C H A M B E R L A I N ’S cent arrivals from Oakland.
Pass Courier.
narrow widths. Short girls will be taken by the governm ent with re-1 band tie8 in the back’
288 R.
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TABLETS
made taller and slender and who gard to the income tax was a factor
Evening gowns are cut low in the
No griping—no nausea—only 25 cent«
L. B. Moore and W. U. Moore are Arrivfsl this M orning—
denies the charm of the growing in the recent elections. Many voters back and high in ,he front Many’
OWNER WILL SE LL—Desirable >
among late arriv als from Portland.
corner Home. Also gentle young cow.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Young arrived youth. Ask your dealer to see these undoubtedly carried their
resent- ln faCt’ have " ° ba<ks at a11’ wi,h
in
Ashland this morning to attend weP made garm ents and relieve the m ent to the polls, and the Govern- the m aterial comlnP straight up to
399 Beach St., Ashland.
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P. P ran n felter of San Francisco Is the funeral of the late Mrs. How-, pa*n and sorrow of a dressm aker,
m ent lost votes in consequenec. Even tbe neck *n front.
an
out-of-town visitor.
Gargle with warm Balt water
ard Fox which was held this after the long spasms of fitting and heart
supporters of the Free State govern-
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miscellaneous
— then apply over throat—
noon. Mrs. Young is a sister of Mrs. ache when the finished product m ent have not looked with any de-J
TOO VERSATILE
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Peters. J r Trease Lowe ahd A rthur Abbott. Mr. doesn't have “ th a t tailored look”
gree of favor upon its efforts to col-
FOR SALE, TRADE OR KENT__
are among late arrivals from Glen and Mrs. Elm er Hoefs and family th a t you so adore.
160 acres unimproved laud, un
Joe Rank of the Atchinson Kans.
y
.
A
P
O
R
u
ect the income tax. many held the
dale.
O v e r 1 7 M illio n J a r e U e e d ~Yea
came to Ashland yesterday from Save a Model Toilet S e t -
incum bered, near village of 300
Globe says a reporter who recently
view
th
a
t
the
country
was
still
in
an
In ivory or am ber or im itation
on S. P. R. R. and good hard
their home in B utte Falls, in com
accused of having a. “ lazy man s
roads, 100 acres under fence
Oranges, lemons.
shell
for the last m inute friend. Sets unsettled state, with the Republi
pany
with
several
members
of
the
g rap efru it—
cans still a factor to be dealt with, job, is in about the same position
with good uatu ral pasture,
Detrick sells for less.
106tf Abbott family who expect to return containing every piece of the known and th a t therefore the m atter of in- as the woman who wrote the follow
plenty of w ater. Three roomed
toilet outfit may be purchased at;
to their various homes tonight.
house, barn and woodshed. F o r
ing. I can cook an A 1 dinner, milk
Geo. L. M. Bowley and wife are
prices ranging from $75 to $15. come tax collection was one that
fu rth e r particulars address F.
cows,
and drive horses, tap trees and
J., care Ashland Tidings. 14Stf
recent
W onderful outlays of feminine ap the governm ent could well afford to
PHYSICIANS
visitors
from A berdeen, Expected to R eturn—
m
ake
maple
sugar, prune grape vines,
overlook for the time being.
Wash.
WANTED
Professor I. E. Vining, Mr. and proval aw ait your inspection just
Now th a t the governm ent has and graft apples, plum and cherry
before Christm as when these sets
DR. MATTIE R. SHAW— Resi
Mrs.
Ralph
Vining
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
shown
Its hand by the a rrest and trees, have planted and gathered an
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON—
Clay P ark er is among out-of-town Robert Vining are expected to re will make th eir appearance.
dence and office, 108 Pioneer
jailing of a delinquent taxpayer Iacre ot corn. have shingled the roof
E ither sex, may earn $100 to
avenue. Telephone 28. Office guests from Tennant.
tu rn from the Lake of the Woods
those who have regarded the ef of a house run the mowing machine.
$200 m onthly corresponding
hours, 10 to 12 a. m.; 2 to 6
today. Professor Vining has spent ,a < o b s Coat of Many Colors—
P- m. only.
0
forts to collect income taxes with an I can do all kinds of house work,
for new spapers;
$15 to $25
I have made a special study of the summer at the lake where he
Hasn t been exactly duplicated but air of detached tolerance have been paint and paper a room, build a cup
weekly in spare tim e; experi
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac-
autom obile Insurance; get my rates has a home and has entertained his so many ° f tbe luxurious colors have given a painful shock. It rem ains to board and J,ang a door, set glass,
ence unnecessary; no canvas
throat“ 1 v d tO eye’ e a r’ nose aud
first. Yeo, of course.
21-tf relatives there. They will probably been taken out, added and blended
be seen w hat success the government can knit anything, cut and make
sing; subjects suggested. Send
•bcoat— N-ray including teeth.
retu
rn
via
H
yatt
prairid
where
the;
tbat
wben
you
see
the
prettiest
fall
Office hours 10 to 12 aud 2 to
will have, particularly in the m atter clothes for men aud women, braid
for particulars. National Press
a Swedenburg Bldg, Ashland,
H. C. Winslow is an out-of-town duck shooting is in full sway.
and 'v*nter sweaters and sw eater of collecting a rrears of taxes th a t rugs and also weave carpets, do
B ureau, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Ore.
visitor from Los Angeles.
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! coats. you’ll delight th a t you’ve are a heritage of the days when tax head weaving. 1 have crocheted five
Building Home—
found the foot of the rainbow. Any collectors of the British Government b ed spreads. Can care for the sick.
FOR RENT
DR. G. C. PHETTEPLACE
C. Riffle is a visitor from San
C. D. Woods is building a n e a t, sam aier 8 earnings will compel one were objects of am usem ent to large I can travel on snow shoes or skies,
See S. L. Allen for Furnished
DENTISTRY
Francisco.
house
on the Pacific Highway east of these fanrinating and Intricate , M lon, nt the Irl.h population'
catch fish and row a boat, shoot at
A partm ents.
Above Citizens Bank
beauties to your wardrobe. Some
of
Ashland
and
will
live
there
soon.
deer
or rabbit. But— I cannot keep
Office Phone 1 5 t
4-1 Mo. !
have buttons far down on the hips.
Ready-to-wear suits at
The
house,
which
will
be
used
as
a
Paul-
j my mouth shut, being a woman. Cen.
CREME FRAGEPTNE
Res. Phone 201J
8erud’s.
« PE R CENT LOANS— Under
25-ft garage when the home will be built J some have tight necks with Peter
Creme
Frangepine
is
one
of
the
' sl,s 8ays ; “ No occupation.
DR F. B. ANGELL— Chiroprac-
next summer, is fitted with many; Pan c° l° r8. others are plain slipons
Reserve System on city or farm
most unusual of French cakes, it
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. East are among conveniences and is to be shingled with color 8cheme worked in ar-
tice and
Electro
Therapy.
property.
Reserve
Deposit
makes an appetizing dessert.
ROYS INGNUITY HELPS
business visitors from Salem.
on the exterior before completed, i rows and ducky figures.
Oil ice phone 48, residence 142
< ompany, 72 F ourth street,
P ut into a casserole the yolks of
h irs t N ational Bank Bldg.
Portland, Oregon.
three eggs and one whole one, about
In a little C hurch in Vermont an
Among out-of-town guests is Joe r R eturn to Lake Soon—
Rooms 5-8, Ashland, Oregon.
W ith Your E arly Fall Hat__
290-Wed Sat-3 mo.
one-fifth of a pound of sugar and the old reed organ with pedal operated
Shand of Vancouver, B. C
Mr. I. E. Vining, Robert Vining
You WM undoubtedly need gloves same am ount of flour. Add gradu bellows was draw ing its last breath.
DR
HAWLEY— Above Tidings
and Ralph Vining came in from '
kid gloves with fancy cutwork ally, stirrin g in one-half pint of boil Nothing, it was said, could save it
office. Phone 91.
For a smooth shave, and
For the best in sweet milk and Lake of the Woods to attend a fun and gay cuffs will portray your good ing milk flavored with vanilla, ^ d d j but an up-to-date electric blower
Quick service, go to the
106-tfl eral of the late D. L. Minkler. They taste. One new pair is in black a good spoonful of butter and cook The church was small and the <
DR ERNEST W. SMITH— Chiro- cream go to D etrick’s.
Oll-
Shell Barber Shop, across
P ra’ndear, r ° StOfflCe- Houra
report the w eather a t the lake as stitched heavily in white and display until It thickens.
gregation poor— the e electric blower
**
u,D(i 2-5.
Phone 114.
C. E. B lair is an out-of-town visit being ideal and expect to return a white kid cuff with narrow black
from Depot. G rinding of
Pour tjje cream into a pastry was expensive and so necessity again
or
from W enatchee.
handings. D arker shades of suede mold as for cream pie and brown in Proved the m other of invention. An
there soon.
PLUMBING
all kinds. C hildren’s work
are used to enhance the more prac the oven for a few moments. If de enterpriseing youth intrested in elec
JE ^ R
Y
Plum bing. 207
a specialty.
Guy
M.
Cox
is
registered
tical
models.
from New C ar in Ashland—
E ast Main. Phone 138.
sired, before serving, spread with tricity was given a chance to exepri-
Prescott, Ore.
Mrs. F. D. Swedenburg has been
W. A. SHELL, Prop.
a thin layer of jelly.
ment. He borrowed hi8 m other’s
driving a sedan this week. The m a The Day Has Passed__
MONUMENTS
b rand new vacum cleaner hose, m a
532 A. St. Ashland, Ore. J—
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Fitzgerald are chine is a beauty and one of the
W hen cut glass was used for table
NEW MILK METHOD
king an air-tight connection, and the
MONUMENT— MARKERS
among late arrivals form Los Ange first of its kind to grace A shland’s service only, Bud vases th a t
Milk
pasteurization
by
electricity
organ Jjas been doing well ever since.
are
les.
Lowest Prices
thoroughfare.
highly decorated and hand carved has been found superior to the old
ASHLAND GRANITE CO
will elaborate a necessary space on steam method. The chief obpection' ^FY AND MY OWN T o
Fine Line Of
3rd and E ast Main St.
223-’6mo
Full line of am m unition. We re Attending C o n feren ce-
the mahogany dresser tabled Fancy to the steam process has been th a t !
MEET IN MATCH if v m
pair, buy, trad e and sell new and
Rev. W. J. Oldfield left last even extra pieces of cut glass will give it altered the taste of the milk and
ASHLAND GRANITE
used guns. Army Goods Store. 295tf. ing for Portland where he will a t you a testing suggestion for the its vitam in contents. To kill bacteria
MONUMENTS
New York, Oct. 2— Zev and My
tend the. state .convention of the home m aker.
AVe take used heaters in
by the old method the milk had to be Own, favored 3-year-old horses to
Oregon Granite Co.
C. Ferguson and wife are late a r Congregational church th a t is con-
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S. PENNISTON, Salesman.
heated and kept hot for a half hour represent America in the in tern a
exchange tor new ones.
rivals
from Los Angeles.
Res. 476 Laurel
Phono 444Y
vening there now. He will return Handbags and Purses—
or more. The electrical process does tional race for $100,000 with Papy
the la tte r part of the week in time
That w ear forever, made in hand away with all this. The milk is only rus, English cham pion,. will race at
1 BANSFER AND E X l’KESS
The American Legion Auxiliary to care for regular Sunday services, made calf skin with interior lovely slightly warmed, passed In thin Jam acia, Long Island track, S atu r
will meet in the Library 2:30 o’clock
I*OR prompt and careful service
enough to be turned and carried on stream s between two electrodes and day. to decide which horse shall
Friday afternoon Oct. 5th. All mem Planned to DejNirt—
the right side fitted with suede fin- electrically Seated. This new method meet the English colt, it was an-
bers urged to be present by order
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Galey planned ishings, small purse and m irror may of pasteurization prevents the cook
— , nounced late today by Sam H ildreth
of president.
to depart this m orning for Eugene accompany any gown or frock on ed flavor and does not interfere with! tra ,n e r of Zev. The American an,I
and Portland. They are delegates to any occasion where a coin purse the vitamin value of the milk.
j British champions will meet at Bel-
notice
the Congregational conference in is needed. The leath er straps are
T’fJr PO" 1E L ,-r—General Trans
mont Park track October 20.
fe r-G o o d team and m otor
All dairym en of Jackson County Portland and will visit Eugene dur-; sewed in contrasting dark calf skin
trucks. Good service at a rea
are requested to meet at the Med ing their absence from here.
in crafty finishings.
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aonable price. Phone 83.
ford Hotel Saturday Oct. 6. a t 1:30
P. M. When steps will be taken to Im portant Notice—
FEHIGE FDR HAULING
Stick Your Nose—
and g a n sfe r work of all kinds
complete the organization of a
The P arent Teacher Council will A W hite and Pink Checked-
«><*» B St. Phone 410-R.
Dairym an’s Association for Jackson
---------- meet at the Civic Club house Thurs-
Sw eater will be ju st the thing for
200-lm o county. Also to discuss any other day at 2 p. m. This m eeting is of the first football game of the sea-
m atters th a t may come before the the utm ost importance as final co n -'so n , when you wish to be decked in
planing mill
meeting.
vention plans will be made. Every the autum ns rosiest persuasion.
J< WORKS,
AND CABINET
R-
E.
ROBISON,
member
of the association is urged
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ORKS, Cor. Heilman and
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Van Ness.
President Dairy Ass’n. to be present.
Form er Resident R eturns—
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S. B. Stoner from Los Angeles re-!
SOMETHING NEW
W orking in F ru it—
——
turned to Ashland during the week-)
Fix Up Shop
An autom obile accident policj
Mr. and Mrs. F orrest Boyles are end. Mr. Stoner is a property owner
th
at
pays
$25.00
per
week;
in
hos
in
Ashland have been employed in here and came prim arily to arrange
We repair fu rn itu re an d 'an y th in g
THE best hiding place for your
pital
$37.50
per
week;
accidents
the packing houses. Mrs. Boyles, who for business m atters. Owing to fall
that needs fixing. North Main next
death $1,000; in 5 years $1,500;' will be remembered as Miss Violet ing health, Mr. Stoner moved to Cal
to Homes Grocery Store.
money is this hank. For it is abso
A Carload of Fencing, just
cost only $7.00 per year. Phond Wood, lias been here several weeks ifornia. and it is reported th at his
TV PEU IÎ1TER REPAIRING
274-J. Yeo, of course.
and was joined recently by her hus health is much b etter as evidenced
in. Why pay 10 or 15 cents
lutely safe, you can get it when you
band. F u tu re plans a re undecided by his looks.
more per rod elsewhere. Just
Typew riters— All makes, guaran'-
want it and nobody else can find it.
for to be mean, and to trade teed. Lowest Prices. Expert Repair- notice to school children
To
Visit
—
ON BICYCLES
out of town, and genuine mg. Call or w rite L. D. Minkler 404
En Route to S e a t t le -
Mrs. P. c . G arrett arrived Sunday
?ood American fence too that Liberty Building, Medford. Tele- When school is out do not bunch
Mrs. A. B. Johnson visited a
yon will get here.
up on the streets nor ride along in from her home in Oakland to visit short time Monday with her sisters
phone 162-
20-lm o.
a zizzag m anner, but look where you with many Ashland friends. Mrs. Mrs. Jennie Churchman and Mrs. W.
New and old Sewing ma
are going and go where you are Waldo Klum will probably be her C. Mitchell. Mrs. Johnson was en
chines always on hand. Har-
PIANO
TUNING
looking. Please try to avoid acci hostess during the m ajor part of route to h er home In Seattle after
nes and implement. You will
Ashland. Oregon
Card
C.
Bowen.
B
raum
uller
Plano
dents with autom obiles. P a rt of the her time here, tho scores of friends a trip to California, having passed
always find the best at
, Co.. Hoboken. N. J. jg here tuning
will vie for her pleasure.
responsibility is on you.
through Ashland recently, promis
pianos. Leave orders Mrs. Putnam
GEO. W. McNabb,
ing to rem ain longer here on her
Phone 122.
26-2*
The Tidings office for all
24' 6
Chief of Police.
return. O ther plans prevented her
kinds of printing.
doing so.
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PROFESSIONAL
NEW HEATERS
PROVOST BROS
Refrigerators
The Bank and The
Hiding Place
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
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