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MRS. GRACE E. ANDREWS, Editor.
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Calendar of Events—
in a num ber of towns and cities and
at Silver Lake, Miss Fifield visited
a sister of Mrs. Win. Shaw who
made so many friend3 in Bellview
neighborhood during her visit some
time ago.
Here she crossed Lake Tepin into
Wisconsin, m aking the ninth state
visited. Miss Fifield returned by j
train, the northern route, arriving
home a few days ago.
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Classified Column
PROFESSIONAL
PHYSICIANS
Classified Column Rates
One cent the word each time.
To run every issue for one
month or more, % c the word
each time.
DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Resi­
dence and office, 108 Pioneer
avenue. Telephone 28. Office
hours, 10 to 12 a. jn.; 2 to 5
p. m. only.
miscellaneous
Oct. 11— H. S. P. T. Circle, Thurs.
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac­
tice limited to eye, ear, nose and
8 P. M. at the Civic Club House.
DRESSMAKING— Work guaran­
th ro at— X-ray including teeth.
o o
teed. 147 Factory St. Mrs. B.
Oct. 13— College Club, Civic Club
Office
hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to
G E N U IN E
Hardenberg.
,,,
House, 2:30 P. M.
5. Swedenburg Bldg, Ashland,
Ore.
on
Oct. 13— D aughters of the Nile,
for rent
Masonic Hall, 2:30 P. M.
DR. G. C. PHETTEPLACE
DURHAM
Oct. 15— Ashland Study Club,
DENTISTRY
H ll{ SALE— Concord grapes. 767
TOBACCO
2:30 P. M. at Miss W atson’s.
Above
Citizens Bank
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Main St.
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Office Phone 151
Evans-Norton—
FOR RENT— Partly
furnished
Res. Phone 201J
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Miss Mary Norton, daughter of
modern house with garage. $2u. 172
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES:
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Norton and Mr Alpha Club Meets —
DR. E. B. ANGELL—Chiroprac-
Skidmore.
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Single insertion, per inch .................................. 30
The Alpha Club had Its regular
tice and
Electro
Therapy
Oliver W. Evans were united in m ar­
Yearly C ontracts:
FOR RENT— Furnished house at
Office phone 48, residence 142.
riage the sixth of October at Yreka, m eeting on Tuesday afternoon at
An autom obilist injured a
One insertion a week ...................................
.27%
Masonic Hall, with Mrs. T. H. Simp­
4 7 Laurel. Inquire Mrs. Geo. Kram
F irst National Bank Bldg.
California, at high noon.
man
with his car.
Two insertions a week .......................................25
son
and
Mrs.
Frobach
of
Medford
as
er.
Phone
263L.
32-tf
Rooms 5-8, Ashland, Oregon.
Mrs. J. C. Widby, a sister of the
The injured man demanded
Daily insertion .........................................................20
a large sum in damages. The
bride acted as m atron of honor and hostesses.
I* OR RENT— 6 room modern
DR. HAWLEY— Above Tidings
autom obilist considered his de­
It was a delightfully planned a f­
Mr. J. C. Widby as best man.
office. Phone 91.
house
with
range,
near
school.
Call
Kates I- or Legal and M iscellaneous Advertising
m
ands
unreasonable
and
re­
Ju st the Im m ediate family of the ternoon, In every sense of the word,
fused to pay.
a
t
34
7
Almond
St.
31-tf.
F irst insertion, per 8 point line ................. $ .10
bride were present a t the ceremony. and the guests present enjoyed
DR. ERNEST W. SMITH— Chiro­
The next day the claim ant
Each subsequent insertion, 8 point l i n e ......... 05
practor, near Postofflce. Hours
filed suit against him for ?25,-
The Norton family home is at H ilt every m inute of It. The feature of
FOR RENT— New g .rr g e . In-
9-12 and 2-5.
Phone 114.
Card of Thanks ............................................ 1.00
000 and attached his bank
California, but until more recently the entertainm ent was a fish-pond
quire 662 B St.
32-3*
account
and
property
until
it
^ b itu a rie s , per line ..............................................02%
they were residents of Ashland, and it surely furnished an immense
PLUMBING
was settled.
,
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# FOR SALE
am ount of amusement.
where
Miss
Norton
attended
A.
H.
S.
It
cost
th
e
autom
obilist
WHAT CONSTITUES ADVERTISING
JERRY O’NEAL— Plum bing. 207
Mrs. Van Sant and Mrs. Stock
$15,000 and court costs to re­
and was graduated in the class of
“All future events, where an admission charge is
East Main. Phone 138.
FOR
SALE
CHEAP
Used
wood-
move
th
is
attachm
ent!
were rew arded for th eir skill as
1918.
made or a collectioa taken is Advertising.
A $15,000 Travelers A uto­
j en w ater tank. 1000 gallon capacity.
Since graduation, she has been em­ anglers, the degree of skill indicated
No discount will be allowed Religious or
MONUMENTS
mobile Policy would have
Ashland Laundry, 31 W ater St. 33-4
ployed as a telegraph operator on by the position of th eir names.
Benevolent orders.
saved this man all th a t w orry
Lovely flowers graced the rooms*
MONUMENT— MARKERS
and expense!
the W estern Pacific.
1'OR SALE— Used Ford car cheap
Lowest Prices
and
lent
their
beauty
to
the
scene
of
Mr.
Evans’
home
is
in
Dunphy,
DONATIONS:
Beaver
Realty
Co.
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ASHLAND
GRANITE CO.
Nevada. He is a railroad man, hold­ gayety.
No donations to charities or otherw ise will be
3rd
and
E
ast
Main
St.
223-6mo
A most delicious two course lunch­
ing the position of station agent on
Real E state and Real Insur­
made in advertising, or Job printing— our contrlbu
FOR SALE— F irst class Wln-
eon was served by the gracious host­
tions will be in cash.
the W estern Pacific.
ance. (E stab. 1883)
ASHLAND GRANITE
ehester shot gun. Call at 471, Mt.
esses
who
had
planned
th
a
t
every
Phone
211
41 East Main
The many friends of the family
Ave.
MONUMENTS
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are very Interested in the happiness feature of the afternoon would be in
Oregon G ranite Co.
of the young people and extend to j harm ony and in the luncheon as well
FOR EXCHANGE— House, barn,
S i H R
S. PENNISTON, Salesman.
one acre fine land, for small cheap
them congratulations and th e best as the am usem ent feature there was
OCTOBER 11
Res.
470 Laurel
Phone 444Y
FARMS FOR S A L E -
out the same general ideas
m ountain place or old placer gold
BE KIND T<) THE ERRING:—Brethren, if a man be over­ wishes for a happy and proseprous carried
16 acre ranch, all fenced, 12 acres claims. R2 Box 54, Molalla, Ore.
both very happily.
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS
taken in a fault, ye which are spiritual, restore such an one future.
in
cultivation. Well and small barn.
The Alpha Club altern ates its
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FOR prom pt and careful service,
in the s p i r i t of meekness: considering thyself, lest thou also be D aughters of th e Nile Meet—
meetings with the O. E. S.; the Star R. F. D. and power line. At $60 acre.
auto trucks or horse drays, cal
, 5 acres best of land values under
tempted.—Galatians 6:1.
WANTED
The D aughters of the Nile will meeting on the first and third Tues
W hittle T ransfer Co.
Phone
Talent ditch at $125.00 per acre. All
117. Office, 89 Oak street, near
meet in . Ashland on Saturday the days and Alpha Club on the second
fenced.
WANTED— Seven or eight room
Hotel Ashland.
66tf
thirteenth, a t Masonic Hall a t two and fourth Tuesdays of each month
“ THE INEVITABLE WAR”
unfurnished house. Phone 471 J.
15
acres—
7
acres
alfalfa
balance
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tl is essentially a business
r. L. POWELL-—General T rans­
Whether anything in the way of a League of Nations, with- o’clock,
farm ing land. Running w ater most
33-2*
H. S. Circle Meets—
meeting.
fer— Good team and motor
a treaty attached, which would not discredit, could have mini­ The membership of this organiza­ The High School Circle of the P of year at $125.00 acre.
trucks. Good service a t a rea
WANTED— Apple pickers. Call
sonable price. Phone 83.
mized the sufferings of the world, or prevented the great indus­ tion is confined to Ashland, so there T. A. will hold its first m eeting at Enquire of G. S. B utler, 41 G rants Suncrest O rchards 4% miles north
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trial and human disasters consequent is wildest conjecture. will be a large contingent from the the Civic Club house on Thursday street.
of Ashland.
32-tf
TRY EEH1GE FOR HAULING
30 Sat. Mon. Tues
and transfer work of all kinds
But, much is heard of “ The Inevitable W ar” in Europe. Lloyd valley towns present a t this m eet­ evening of this week a t eight o’clock.
All the members, every fath er and
375 B St. Phone 410-R.
ing.
WANTED— Boy to learn printing 1
George is responsible for much of the failure of the idealism
FOR SALE, TRADE OR RENT—
200-lm o
m
other
and
all
Interested
in
the
wel­
trade.
Call
a
t
Tidings
of
ice.
14tf
Saturday of each month
160 acres unimproved land, un­
in President Wilson’s dream of a “ League of Nations” and is The the second
date set for for the regular ses fare and progress of our schools are
incum bered, near village of 300
PLANING MILL
ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE— May
the prospects of another war as the result of the combined sions and the place of m eeting a lte r­ earnestly requested to be present at
on §. P. R. R. and good hard
communicate with Ensign Lee of
roads. 100 acres under fence
IORDAN’S SASH AND CABINET
peace treaty and the League pact.
nates as to the different towns in this meeting.
w ith good n atu ral pasture,
WORKS, Cor. Heilman and
the
Salvation
Army
a
t
the
W
hite
Reports
will
be
made
and
plans
England gives a good example of the “ inevitable” result which this organization has its
Van Ness.
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plenty of w ater. Three roomed
Shield home, 565 Mayfair Ave.,
form ulated relative to the activities
house, barn and woodshed. For
of war, as a reminder to Lloyd George, who now is visiting membership. * » *
Portland, Oregon.
10-lyr
of this branch of the coordinated
fu rth er p articulars address F.
America.
.
® A rt d u b Meets——
J., care Ashland Tidings. 148tf
F- T. A. circles of Ashland. A most
Fix Up Shop
PIANO TUNING
The storj below from England vivifies the opinions ex­ The A rt Club m et a t the Civic interesting session is promised and
WANTED
We
repair
fu
rn
itu
re
and
anything
PIANO TUNING— $3.50. Trade a t
pressed by Rev. Ilart at the Chamber of Commerce dinner Club house, Monday evening of this it is hoped th a t a large num ber will AN INTELLIGENT PERSON— th a t needs fixing. N orth Main next
be
there
to
assist
in
m
aking
this
a
home
and have your piano tuned by
Tuesday night.
week, with an excellent attendance,
to Homes Grecery Store.
E ith er sex, may earn $100 to
most
helpful
meeting.
Carl
H.
Loveland. Studio 135 E.
England enters upon its fourth W inter of serious unem­ considering the other attractio n s of A full report will be given in Sat­
$200 m onthly corresponding
Main St. Phones 134, aud 465.
TY PEW RITER REPAIRING
fourteen being present, considering
for new spapers;
$15 to $25
ployment wth dark forebodings.
the other attractions of the sam< urday’s issue.
weekly in spare tim e; experi­
Unemployment and its consequent suffering ha*e become evening.
Typew riters— All makes, guaran­
FIVE DOLLARS REWARD— For
ence
unnecessary; no canvas­
W.
C.
T.
U.
Meets—
teed.
Lowest Prices. Expert R epair­ return of my Collie dog. Has tax col­
so common in England that it is no longer regarded as a great The rooms and tables were beau
sing; subjects suggested. Send
ing. Call or w rite L. D. Minkler 404 la r on and has been spayed. Elm er
abnormality, in fact England seems in a fair wav to begin tiful in the most exquisite flowers, The W. C. T. U. met at the library,
for particulars. National Press
on Tuesday afternoon. It was a busi­
and
the
evening
was
spent
in
cards
Liberty
Building, Medford. Tele- Morrigou< 1049 Ashland St.
33?
to look upon poverty and suffering as an unavoidable nor­
B ureau, Buffalo, N. Y.
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ness
session,
largely,
form
ulating
phone
162.
20-lm
o.
or em broidery as was the pleasure of
mality.
plans for th eir varied activities.
the guests.
The Strand and Piccadilly, as well as many less traveled It was a purely social evening, Some had to do with the W. C. T. U.
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stieets, are filled with pitiful examples of poverty due to un­ and those there had a most delight­ Home a t Corvallis, of which some­
thing will be said later.
employment. Able-bodied men, holding out tiny boxes of ful time.
A fter the business session had
matches and wearing cards “ Any Work Acceptable” no longer The hostesses in charge, always been
concluded, a social hour fol­
provide the most toothsom e viands
excite great pity’, because then' are too many of them .' Fine, on
these occasions, and this was no lowed; during which the members
sturdy men, whose faces are lined with care, garbed in the exception to the rule,; for the dain­ were entertained with most in terest­
uniforms of officers of the Army and the Navy pitfully eking ties proved too tem pting for some, ing bits of rem iniscent history from
of the oldest members, Mrs. Ann
out an existence by grinding out tunes from a hurdy-gurdy, and a p art disappeared while the one
Rutfsell.
attract little or no attention. London and its people have hostesses Were otherw ise engaged.
However retribution swiftly follow­
RECOVERS FROM CROUP
become used to mendicancy. In fact, England seems in a fair ed.
“
My
boy had a very bad attack of
way to have a normal mendicant population.
As would n atu rally follow, in an croup. Tried everything but nothing
1 nemployment is an old problem now, and one that Eng­ “A rt Club,’’ every detail of the ser­ did him much good. Then I used
Foley’s Honey and T ar and he not
land is becoming used to. In the degree Lhat England accepts vice would be carefully planned, and only
recovered quickly but he has
unemployment, so does she accept industrial defeat. Unemploy­ a t this m eeting the lunchcloths were had no trouble since,” w rites Mrs.
especial feature, being of the W illiam Sims, B urlington, Wyoming.
ment is bringing an almost unseen change about in England, the
most unusual and picturesque de­ Coughs, colds and croup quickly re ­
lieved w ith Foley’s Honey and Tar,
and there are many who feel that the decline of the British na­ sign.
th
selling cough medicine
tion is beginning unless unemployment is cheeked. Certainly A fter the _________
. in e the largest
most delicious - ......
refresh-
W orld. Free from opiates— in
England's industrial efficiency is being daily decreased though monts’ relu ctan t goodnights were gredlents printed on the w rapper
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spoken, and
unemployment. Look at these figures:
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— - the members departed, Sold Everywhere.
voting this one of th eir happiest of
1,211,900 people are drawing uneniployment benefits.
evenings.
Why allow “ snuffles” and stuffy,
72,839 persons are working on short time.
The hostesses were the Mesdames
wheezy breathing to torment your
500,000 are workless and not drawing unemployment.
Babies when quick relief follows
Louis Schweln and C. Baughman.
the
nse of
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800,000 youths are out of school who have never had work.
These figures tell a story that may be fateful to British in­ A Sum m er in th e E ast—
dustry. Men who have walked the streets for months without Miss M arjorie Fifield. whose re­
tu rn to her home in Ashland was
N o N a rc o tic s
work are becoming broken in spirit, and wlmt’s worse are be­ chronicled in a recent issue had a
coming physically and mentally inefficient.
most w onderful sum m er since leav­
Rising generations are suffering from under-nourishment ing Ashland on July the tw elfth.
due to unemployment. The next generation of English workers In company w ith her aunt, Mrs.
can not he as strong as the present generation, unless there Minta Maldoon and daughter, Mary,
Miss Fifield started back to the old
tom es a change in the fortunes ot English working people.
home in Minn. It was quite an un­
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The morale of the working people is gradually being dertaking to m otor th a t distance and
broken. Unemployment is bringing that hopeless mental dis­ considerable pluck was needed to
tress which the attacks of the Germans failed to bring. The Eng­ cross half a continent.
lish people, normally quiet, happy people, are becoming a They were poined at P ortland by
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lay Qf Long
sullen and discouraged people.
Beach, who had spent several weeks
As England enters its fourth Winter of unemployment it In Ashland visiting th eir relatives,
OOK a h e a d to
laces a problem that threatens to engulf its future industrial the Fifield and Shaw families.
s Winter, with its
success.
A num ber of friends were visited
wet, snowy or icy
on the way to Tacoma. The Lays
streets and roads,
the party to the Yel­
and when you buy
Who said there was no “ middle class” in America? Yon accompanied
lowstone P ark which they toured
a
tire now, get the
can see ’em any day, waiting lor the automobile procession of together, spending perhaps a week
Goodyear Cord with
capitalists and workmen to slack up long enough to let them there.
t h e A ll-W e a th e r
get across the street.—Astorian.
This was a w’onderful experience
Tread.
That tread
for all, and Miss M arjorie says It
is famous the world
far exceeds in beauty the pictures
Reformers would he out of jobs if every man lived up to the she
over
for s lip le s s ,
had envisioned of its grandeur.
good opinion he has of himself.—La Grande Observer.
g rip p in g tr a c tio n
The Lays retu rn ed to Ashland
and for long, eco­
after touring the park, and the oth ­
Ashland Realty Co.
nomical
wear.
Robison & Wild
Women will never he men’s equals until you can slap one ers went on tow ard th eir objective.
Beaver
Realty
Co.
They
had
som
ew
hat
more
than
X« G o o d yea r S e rvice S ta tio n
on the back and borrow a dollar.—Roseburg News-Review.
Yockey & Co.
D ealer* w e * eii a n d r e c o m ­
&
“ Travellers Luck”
however for
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m e n d th e n ew G o o d y e a r
U I Billings Agency
E. E. Phipps
C ord* w ith th e b e v e le d A lt-
aside from the usual things th a t hap­
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1 hey had to comb Curry county to find enough women pen, (and these did in plenty) sick­
C. B. Lamkin
th e m u p w ith e ta n d a r d
E. T. Staples
G o o d yea r S e rvice
jurors for a ease. That’s what you’d call a curry-comb —Marsh­ ness of different members of the
H arrison Bros.
Ford Garage
OR BY
field News.
party occasioned delays of two weeks
Ashland
Vulcanizing
W
orks
out of the six Weeks' journey half
across the continent and through!
hen a candidate says that he favors a vigorous policy eight states and Into another.
he means that he doesn’t know what in Sam Hill he would do — F riends and relatives were visited
“ W a t e r n M ad e fo r W estern T ra d e "
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Ashland Acres
For Sale in sub-divisions ranging from about 13 to 200
acres each th at large tract of land containing approximately
1900 acres lying across Bear Creek and adjoining Ashland on
the Northeast and now plotted as “Ashland Acres”
About 1100 acres are embraced in the Talent Irrigation Dis-
trict with good water right.
MOTHERS—
C H A M B E R L A IN ’S
C O U G H R EM ED Y
In addition to value as agricultural and horticultural lands
these tracts are very desirable for rural home sites and offer
most of the advantages enjoyed by urban communities, includ­
ing Ashland school facilities.
i T SOIL, SCENERY, CLIMATE, HARD TO BEAT.
Suitable for great variety of crops ranging from alfalfa tG
apricots. Maximum am ount of sunshine enjoyed. Southwest
slope. No killing frosts during growing season.
PRICES MODERATE W ITH EASY TERMS
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO BUYERS IM PROVING
AND DEVELOPING TH EIR TRACTS.
Fin tlier particulars and inform ation furnished by following
Ashland Agents.
s
oood M ear
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BALFOUR GUTHRIE & CO., Owners.
Portland, Oregon,