Monday, NAoreint>er Í2, i 023
ASHLAND DATÎ.Y TTDTNöS *
PA0È TttfcRl
Classified Column
AGE OF LOUD SPEAKERS HERE
3 Daily Mews Letter
Result« in S training of Vocal Chords
and T h ro a t Troubles, Says a
Music T eacher.
W A SH IN G TO N . Nov. 10.— C alvin I
C la ssifie d Col lim n K a te s
C oolidge p ro b a b ly i3 th e m o st r e s e r
A m usic tea c h e r rem arked the other
ved a n d re tic ie n t m an , c o n v e rs a tio n
O ne c e n t th e w ord e a ch tim e.
day th a t m ore and m ore people w ere
To ru n e v e ry Issue fo r one a lly . t h a t e v e r s a t in th e W h ite ! going to h er for voice production, on
m o n th o r m o re , % c th e w ord
H ouse. H e is as s p a rin g
w ith his the advice of a doctor, who rightly
each tim e.
w o rd s as he is w ith h is d o lla rs — an d said th a t th eir th ro a t troubles were
M ISC ELL A N E O U S
¡“ „ " V ” ‘7 a a’ T
“
m erely the resu lt o f strain in g th eir
U R R S m u a k iv «
iv ,
m an . la rg e ly d e p e n d e n t upon h i3 sal- vocal chords, says London Answer«.
D R ESSM A K IN G — W o rk g u a ra n - a r y a s a pu b lic o ffic ia l fo r h is living.
"W e belong to an age of loud speak
tee d . 147 F a c to ry St. M is. B. \ an
Y et, d e s p ite th is re tic ie n c e a n d ta c i- ers,” she said sm ilingly. "P a rtic u larly
H a rd e n b e rg .
o l- lm o .* tu rn ity , m o re people h av e been g u e sts women and girls talk m uch m ore loud
ly th an ever before. T he restle ss age
W ANTE
2000 s h a k e s. In q u ire at th e W h ite H ouse ta b le since C al in which we live is responsible, and
vin C oolidge becam e p re s id e n t th a n this m odern shouting accounts for the
P ro v o st B ros.
60-4*
in a n y s im ila r p e rio d u n d e r an y of num ber of strain ed th ro a ts about.”
his p red e c e sso rs.
FO R RENT
H er statem en t raises a very in te re st
H
a
rd
in
g
,
p
a
rtic
u
la
rly
,
a
n
d
R
oose
ing
point, because we all certainly tlnd
FO R
R E N T — 75
a c re s
fa ir
th
a
t
the voice raised the loudest u su al
velt,
a
n
d
to
a
lesse
r
e
x
te
n
t,
T
a
ft
w
ere!
b u ild in g s , 22 a c re s, b a la n c e
plow
ly
gets
home f ir s t! T h e sw eet sim per
a n d p a s tu re , w ill lea se fo r te rm of h o sp ita b le m en w ho liked to ta lk as
ing
prunes
and prism s of a hundred
y e a rs . J . J . D e a k in , 217 E a s t M ain th ey d in ed a n d lu n ch e d . T hey e n te r-; y ears ago won’t get us a telephone
S t.
no.«« ta in e d th o u sa n d s d u rin g th e ir te rm s ; ' call, or a bun In a tea shop, or a
yet u n d e r C alvin C oolidge th e W h ite Jum per a t a sale, or tell us the way
I ’O R R E N T — 8 room m o d ern f u r H ouse c h e f a n d k itc h e n force a re to P utney bridge.
n ish e d h u o se. C all 137.
5 9 -tf w o rk e d as n e v e r w ere w o rk ed before.
T he m an or wom an who w hispers
S carcely a d a y goes by b u t sees in these crow ded days never gets very
FO R R E N T — A th re e room f u r g u e sts a t th e m an sio n fo r lu n ch eo n or far.
One m an said, quite seriously, the
n ish e d a p a rtm e n t, close in . P h o n e d in n e r.
other day, th a t he thought m odern
40 R o b iso n ’s G a ra g e o r 432-Y.
A t f ir s t W a sh in g to n w as a bit pttz- dafice m usic had a g rea t deal to do
F O R R E N T — C o m p letely fu rn is h - 1 zted o v er th is. As V ic e -P re sid e n t, Mr. with iieople's strid en t tones. And
th ere certainly is som ething in th a t,
ed a p a rtm e n t. 75 B ush S t.
51-tf C oolidge w as an in e v ita b le g u e s t a t too.
,
c a p ita l d in n e r p a rtie s . T h a t is a p a rt!
O
ccasionally,
a
fte r all th e harsh
FO R SALE
of th e jo b of being V ic e -P re sid e n t.J voices som e one comes to tow n with
F O R SALE— F iv e room m o d ern ¡C ynics of W a sh in g to n life h av e ob-1 a soft, crooning speaking voice. You
bungalow ' j u s t
co m p leted
in q u ire serv ed th a t to be V ic e -P re sid e n t one can spot such a m an or woman at
W. H. W e n n e r, F r e ig h t d e p o t. 59-6* m u st be fo rtifie d w ith a co p p er-lin ed once, and know, too, th a t they found
sto m a c h an d a g o a t-lik e d ig e stiv e a p - 1 th eir soothing tones lu th e h e a rt of
F O R SA L E —
1923
C h ev ro let p a ra tu s . T h e V ic e -P re sid e n t " e a ts ” the country. And you know as well |
th at, if they live in a big city for
to u rin g c a r, in A -l co n d itio n . Also fo r th e P re sid e n t.
long, they will be forced to shout—
new K im b all P ia n o . M rs. D o u g h er-
T h e C oolidges th e m se lv e s seldom as we all do— fo r our daily b r e a d !
ty .
55 P in e S t. 5 9 -tf • n te rta in e d . T hey w ere e n te rta in e d .
Now a ll th a t is c h a n g e d . T h e g u estsI
F O R SA L E — 1917 F o rd T o u rin g of social a n d p o litic a l W a sh in g to n PECULIARITIES OF SENATORS
c a r. Good ru b b e r, lo ts of tools. $100. have becom e th e h o sts.
Spencer Eats Ne Breakfaet, Curtie
P a r k G a ra g e.
59-3*
Won’t Use Elevatdf, and Over
W hy th is su d d e n tra n s itio n ? Pol-1
man Takes Snuff.
FOR SALE— C o ro n a T y p e w rite r,
¡tics! It a n sw e rs m an y q u e s tio n s in j
good c o n d itio n . $40.00 P h o n e 215. W a sh in g to n .
D uring th e lull in business em ploy
•
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KITCHEN ¡ 4
CABIÄETjg,
k'Sh «f ¿4.
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W HY MENTION | î 1
SATURDA YS FO O TB A LL R E SU L T S
F o llo w in g a re th e r e s u lts of e a s t
e rn fo o tb a ll g am es played to d a y :A t
New H av en , Y ale 16, M ary lan d 14. j
S y ra cu se 0, B oston U n iv e rsity 0, first
h a lf. N e b ra sk a 7, N o tre D am e 0.
M ichigan 7, M arin es 6. H a rv a rd 5,
P rin c te to n 0, C o rn ell 35,
C o lu m
bia 0.
wj|pAp«r büiuü, )
Oh, su n s and s k le » and clouds of
June,
"*
And days of June to g eth er.
You cannot rival for one hour
October's b righ t blue w eather.
— H. H. Jackson.
j L ittle Ja n e —M other, why did you
* tell me not to say anything about Mr.
Baldwin’s hair?
G irls V a c a tio n —
M other—Sh 1
•
TIM ELY TIPS
L ittle Jan e— ’Cause he ain’t got any
Miss E rn e s tin e H icks a n d Miss
hair
to
talk
about.
Now is th e tim e to fill th e fru it
B lanche M acL ean left S a tu rd a y by
closet shelves for w inter. Red peppers
m ach in e fo r N o rth B end w h ere th ey
N O TIC E O F TAX LAND SA LE,
a re so good to add
will v isit M rs. A r th u r T hom pson, an
to
salad s
and i PU B LIC N O TICE
IS
H E R E B Y a u n t of Miss H icks. A fte r a fu ll v a
m eat dishes th at j G IV E N :
T hat
th e
u n d e rsig n e d . catio n of v a rie d e x p e rin ce s th e y w ill
a few ja r s will be
S h e riff of J a c k so n C ounty, O regon, re tu r n la te th is w eek.
enjoyed.
C anned
Red u n d e r «and p u rs u a n t to a c e rta in or-
Peppers. — W ash id e r of th e C o u n ty C o u rt of J a c k s o n
and cut peppers C ounty. O regon, d u ly m ad e an d e n - ‘
In
strip s
w ith te re d on th e 9 th d ay of N o v e m b e r,
scissors. Cover w ith boiling w a te r; let
A. D. 1923, w ill o ffe r fo r sale a n d '
stan d th re e m in u tes; drain, plunge
Into ice w ater to cover, in which there w ill sell, a t th e fro n t d o o r of th e |
is a large piece of ice. L e t stan d to C o u rth o u se in Ja c k s o n v ille . J a c k s o n
thoroughly c h ill; d rain again and pack j C o u n ty , O regon, to th e h ig h e s t b id
solidly in pint ja rs. To one q u a rt of d e r fo r cash in h a n d , a ll o r a n y of
vinegar add two cupfuls of su g a r; th o se c e rta in lo ts, pieces o r p a rc e ls
34” wide and 31”
bring to the boiling point and boil fif
of la n d s
h e re to fo re
a c q u ire d by
high l i g h t ..........
teen m inutes. P o u r the boiling hot
)
J
a
c
k
s
o
n
C
o
u
n
ty
.
O
regon,
fo
r
d
e
lin
vinegar over th e peppers to overflow
th e can. Seal and sto re in a cool q u e n t tax es, an d now ow ned by said
34” wide and 31”
place.
C ounty, upon w hich lo ts, pieces or
Beet Relish.—Boll, peel and chop p a rc e ls of lan d , th e said
C ou n ty
high heavv........
tw o dozen sm all beets, add to them C o u rt of said C o u n ty h a s se t a m in i
one-half cupful of horseradish. Put
m um p rice as in d ic a te d in sa id o rd e r,
tw o blades of mace, one tablespoonful
of ginger, six cloves into a cheese a n d a s sa id lan d an d sa id p rice is se t
cloth bag, place in a saucepan w ith one fo rth in Vol. O ne D e lin q u e n t C e rtifi
q u a rt of vinegar. B ring to a boll and c a te R ecord of said C o u n ty , r e f e r
when boiling hot pour over th e beets. ence to w hich o rd e r a n d to w hich
Seal and keep for a week, w hen It will said V olum e One is h e re b y m ad e a
be ready fo r use.
p a r t of th is n otice.
P epper Relish.—W ash and cut into
Said sa le w ill com m ence a t 10
halves o r q u a rte rs one dozen sweet
o
’clock
a. m ., on S a tu rd a y , th e 15th
red peppers and one dozen green pep
d
a
y
of
D
ecem ber, A. D. 1923, an d
p e rs ; chop fine fo u rte en medium-sized
noon of
onions, sliced and chopped fine, one c o n tin u e u n til 12 o’clock
cupful of sugar, two cupfuls of vinegar said d ay, a n d in
case a ll of said
and one tahlespoonful of salt. Boll p ro p e rty
is n o t sold
w ith in said
th e vinegar-sugar m ixture, drop in the tim e , said sale w ill be held a n d con
vegetables and boil fifteen m inutes.
tin u e d a t th e sam e place, betw een
' Seal w hile hot.
th
e sam e h o u rs on each su cceed in g
Tom ato Conserve.—T ak e five pounds
of ripe tom atoes, two pounds of sugar, S a tu rd a y u n til a ll of sa id la n d s so
th re e lem ons cut into dice, one cupful to be sold h a v e been sold, o r p e n d
of sliced citron and one and one-half in g th e f u r th e r o rd e rs of th e C ou n ty
cupfuls of raisins. Slice th e tom atoes, C o u rt of said C ounty.
chop th e citron or cut fine w ith scis
A lis t of a ll p ro p e rty to be sold,
s o rs ; add all th e other ingredients and
to
g
e th e r w ith th e m in im u m p ric e a t
cook until tldck. A dd, one cupful of
w alnut m eals coarsely’ chopped and, w hich each lo t, piece o r p arcel th e r e
when boiling hoi, pour into ja r s tmd of can be sold, is open to th e in sp e c
seal.
tio n o f th e p u b lic a t th e o ffice of
A nice com bination for m arm alade th e u n d e rsig n e d
S h e riff,
in
th e
:
is equal p a rts of tom atoes and crab
C o u r t , H ouse a t Ja c k s o n v ille , O re
apple, prepared as usual. T he m ixture
Ron.
is put through a sieve and sugar added
D ated a t Ja c k s o n v ille ,
O regon
to suit the taste.
Nov. 10, 1923.
GOOD
CIGARETTES
1OC
G E N U IN E
“B ull "
DURHAM
ÏOOACCO
S p ark G u ard s
$5
37” wide and 31 ”
high lig h t ..........
$8
38” wide and 31 ” <j»Q50
high h e a v y ........
$650
SIMPSON HARDWARE
ees a t the capitol have had tim e to
ta k e stock of som e p eculiarities and
ldiosyncracies of senators, says the
W ashington correspondent of th e New
York H erald. F o r instance, they have
n o te d :
S enator
Smoot
of
U tah
only
shaves, or is shaved, every o th er day.
H e th in k s th a t is often euougli and
he "likes to give his face a re st.”
S en ato r Spencer of M issouri never
R oosevelt an d T a ft. H e d id n ’t know
e ats break fast. But S e n a to r Moses of
F O R SA IA —
A pples.
P h o n e them . T hey d id n ’t know him .
10F13.
49-1 m o.* 1 B efo re he iiad long been in th e New’ H am pshire, who was bis guest at
luncheon recently, says “you should
‘
~— ~ ~
~--------------------------- W hite H ouse, so th e s to ry goes, M r.I
see
him eat th e rest of the day.”
CLOSING O I T SA L E o f one lin e j C oolidge re a liz e d th a t if he w ere to
S enator C urtis of K an sas never
of P ia n o s. T h e best p ian o io r th e succeed h im se lf he w ould h av e to in-1
tak es an elev ato r if he h a s th e tim e
L e a st m oney you ev er saw . A n ice ¡c re a se his a c q u a in ta n c e am o n g p a rty to climb th e sta irs. H e says clim b
to n e d p ian o fo r re n t, a t 658 Blvd. ’ le a d e rs, m en o f a ff a ir s in b u sin e ss— i ing s ta irs is the best “red u cer” he has
A s h la n d , O regon. C. F . S h e p h e rd .
‘n o t in m ere ly fo rm a l w ays— b u t in a ever tried. D uring th e sum m er he
C. E. TERR ILL,
lias done m uch s ta ir clim bing and
55-M on. T h u rs.2 * m o re in tim a te way.
S H E R IF F O F JA C K SO N CO. O R E
.
________________ ______
H ow could it he d o n e ? T h e q u e s-' has lost 25 pounds.
61-5 M onday.
S enator O verm un of N orth Carolina 1
tio n w as d isc u sse d , it is sa id b etw een
T he Sw annery.
Phone 57
3C 4 First St.
is one of th e few se n ato rs who now
It Is a w onderful sight, th a t great !
Mr. C oolidge a n d th e v ery few m en! and then ta k e a pinch of snuff from
who have been his in tim a te s fo r y ears: the historic snuff boxes in the senate ' lagoon covered by vast snow flakes;
w hen he w as a M ayor of a M assa-! cham ber, which a re kept filled during w onderful to behold the heavy u p ris -*
Ing of a fllght'of them from the w ater,
e h u s e tts tow n an d la te r G o v e rn o r of tlie sessions of congress.
scu
tterin g along like an a irp lan e be- j
th e S ta te .
S enator C am eron of A rizona says
PH YSICIANS
l'ore it lifts, for th eir bodies are heavy: j
Ju st Opened fo r Business
“ G et to know th em a ro u n d y o u r 1 he Is tlie best cook in the senate. W hen w onderful, also, to see th e trem endous
a
boy
of
sixteen
y
ears
old
he
w
a
s
;
d in n e r ta b le ,” w a9 th e g ist of th e a d - 1
on F o u rth S treet
im petus with which they touch the I
DR. MATTIE B. SH AW — R esi
the sole cook fo r a larg e crew on a ' w ater again and rush through it till j
vice
he
received.
d e n c e a n d office, 108 P io n e e r
fishing sm ack which operated off the I
W e W ant
th e resistance stops th e m ; m ost won- !
. a v e n u e . T e le p h o n e 28. Office
coast of Maine. H e also holds r e c - !
Eggs
and P o u ltry
derful of all to hear the glorious me
h o u rs , 10 to 12 a. m .; 2 to 5
H ence in th e th re e m o n th s t h a t ' ords as a fisherm an.
p. m . only.
tallic clang of th eir wings as eight or
Mr. C oolidge h as occupied th e P re s i
S enator L a F o lle tte calm s his nerves ten in a V-shaped form ation fly over
a c o n s ta n t a fte r a heated d ebate by “pulling” on
DR." E R N E S T A. W OODS— P r a c dency th e re lias been
your head, th eir noble pinions flapping
tice lim ite d to eye, e a r, nose and s tre a m of g u e sts th ro u g h th e d in in g an old, w ell-seasoned pipe.
strongly in th e trem endous carriag e of
th r o a t— X -ra y In c lu d in g te e th .
room of th e W h ite H ouse.
flights m ore graceful, but none more
Office h o u rs, 10 to 12 a n d 2 to
A ro u n d his ow n d in n e r ta b le C al
Birth
of
Oil
Industry.
im
pressive, nor, I think, more splendid
6. S w e d e n b u rg B ldg, A sh lan d ,
vin C oolidge is becom ing m ore in ti
Tlie oil industry had its birth in the th an the sw an’s, unless it be th e her
O re.
m a te w ith th o se h ig h in th e co u n cils United S ta te s about 1858, when crude o n s .—F. J. H. D arton.
of his ow n p a rty a n d in th e g re a t oil was analyzed and a well w as
I)R E . K. A N G E L L , C h iro p ra c tic
M artha W ashington.
businesseg of th e c o u n try — th e m en drilled a t Titusville, Pa. B ut the In
an d E le c tro -T h e ra p y . O ffice ph o n e
dians, and the ra c e s before them,
M artha W ashington’s p o rtra it is to
who, by th e w ay, u su a lly se le c t P r e s
4 8; re sid e n c e 142. F ir s t N a tio n a l
knew crude oil. T housands of y ears
ap p ear on the new four-cent United
id
e
n
tia
l
c
a
n
d
id
a
te
s.
B a n k b u ild in g .
before C hrist, B abylonian and Chal
S tates stam p. She w as the d a u g h ter
T h e re a re few m en, no m a tte r dean m asons used it in semi-liquid
of one of the most a risto c ratic p la n t
It will pay von to buy furs of a furrier.
how high th e ir e s ta te or how im form fo r cem enting the bricks of th eir
ers in Virginia whom W ashington
D R . H A W L E Y — A bove T id in g s
G
ives
sm
o
.■
i.
e
lid
Inspect our stock at M. M. Store, Medford.
p o r ta n t th ey m ay he, who can w i.li- tow ering walls, and it was used in
office. P h o n e 91.
m arried in 1759 in his tw enty-sixth
in e fin ish i -, h a r d
!
or
soft-v.
o<.
;
floors
building
th
e
pyram
ids.
H
erodotus
men
s ta n d th e lu re of d in in g w ith th e
year. She was a model wife. Official
Collars and Cuff m ade to order.
DR. E R N E ST W . SM IT H — C h iro
; WO A CITI. Gli.C A ' G
social life w as sta rte d hy her in the
P r e s id e n t.’’ It is a n o p p o rtu n ity eag- tions a well from which th ree sub
« ft I»1 S i .
p r a c to r, n e a r Postofflce. H o u rs je rly so u g h t a n d seldom if e v e r de-j stances, asphalt, sa lt and oil, w ere
in fant republic. W ashington him self
8-12 a n d 2-5.
P h o n e 114.
Y o u i
hj.»
pum
ped.
Oil
from
n
a
tu
ra
l
springs
in
w as a highly polished man. He in
■ d in e d .
It. If n.
« id
stam p s. 7. f..: on .
Sicily was used in lam ps in the tem sisted upon stric t and ap p ro p riate e ti
T h e re is so m e th in g m agic in the*
pound pat .;gc
PLUM BING
ple of J u p ite r a t Rome, and th e
q u e tte in the conduct of the govern
Taxidermist ami F u r Shop
w ords " d in in g w ith th e P re s id e n t:” ) w ealthy Illum inated th eir hom es with
CUM K1 :
m ent’s social life. M artha W ashing
W O O D W A l.a
128 N. Grape
Medford
B a n k e rs, ra lro a d p re s id e n ts , c a p ta in s i t T h e ancient Chinese and the P er
O K l 'G C o „
ton’s receptions w ere m anaged with
JER R Y O’NEAL— P lu m b in g . 207
of in d u s tr y — it. m a tte r s n o t how im sians used It for light and heat, and
P o r t la n d . O r e r ò » .
th e g rea test skill and she won such
E a s t M ain. P h o n e 138.
p o rta n t th e y a re in th e ir ow n fie ld s it en ters into tlie preserv ativ es of the
fam e as a hostess th a t by the con
tem porary am bassadors she was called
— th e y a c ce p t w ith a la c rity in v ita E gyptian em baim ers.
MONUMENTS
a
queen.
tio n s to " d in e w ith th e P r e s id e n t.”
Heir«
to
Peerage«.
M ONUM ENT— M A R K E R S
It is said by som e w ho h av e been
L o w est P ric e s
Som e four hundred B ritish peerages
his g u e s ts th a t P re s id e n t C oolidge is
a re extinct, of which 120 have lapsed
A SH LA N D G R A N IT E CO.
no m o re lo q u a c io u s a t h is ow n d in
3rd and E ast Main St.
223-Cmo
since 1900.
Five w ent last year
f
J
n er ta b le th a n he is a t som eone e ls e ’s. through tlie dem ise wlthofit successors
H is g u e sts do th e ta lk in g . H e does of Lords Ludlow. Bryce, N orthcliffe,
ASH LAND GRANITE
th e liste n in g . B u t th e s ig n ific a n t B readalbane and Lindley. T ills year
MONUMENTS
th in g is th a t C alvin C oi^idge is o v e r th e re a re four so far, being the b ar
O reg o n G ra n ite Co.
com
ing th e p o litic a l h a n d ic a p of a onies of Seaforth, W eardule, Sander
S. PE N N IS T O N , S a lesm a n .
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R e s. 4 7 6 Ia iu re l
P lio u c 444 Y
New a n d dependable
le a rn in g to know th e p ro m in e n t m en revived which w ere long dorm ant. T he
trunks of good quality,
in b u sin e ss a n d p o litic a l life, a n d longest abeyance w as 547 years, in the
PLANING MILL
case of th e barony of Strabolgi, te r
sturdy, durable and good
an d th e y in tu rn a re le a rn in g to know
m inated in 1916 In favor of the peti
JORDAN’S SASH AND CABINET th is q u ie t,
s m a llis h
m an
who tioner, Mr. C. M. Ken worthy,
looking.
No
W ORKS, Cor. H eilm an and is p re p a re d to p u t up a b itte r b a ttle
doubt
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A SH LA N D F U R N IT U R E
to
Van N ess.
194-tf
for h is ow n su ccessio n .
■ome of these dorm ant peerages, be-
COM I’ANY
cause proof Is a costly process, and
94 N. M ain
T R A N SF E R AND E X PR E SS
very difficult.
Ill Butt««—
M rs. J . A. M cF adyen le ft A shland
W h ittle T r a n s f e r A S to ra g e Co.
T h u rs d a y e v e n in g fo r B u tte , M on
fo r S E R V IC E
ta n a . to spend th e w in te r w ith h e r
E x p e rie n c ed m o v ers an d p a c k e rs
d a u g h te r. J u n e , w ho is te a c h in g in
I
A universal custom
of h o u se h o ld goods. D e a le rs in
th e B u tte B u sin ess
C ollege,
an d
coal a n d w ood. P h o n e 117.
that benefits every
w ith h e r h u sb a n d , J a m e s A llen Mc-
O ffice 89 O ak St n e a r
body.
F a y d e n , w ho is en g a g ed in b u sin e ss
H o te l A sh la n d
in a m in in g cam p n e a r B u tte .
A ids d ig e s tio n ,
W a tc h in g c a n n o t alw ay s see d a n g e r
T. L. P O W E L L -*-G eneval T ra n s V isit from R o se b u rg —
cleanses the teeth,
a h e a d . D odging c a n n o t a lw a y s m iss it.
f e r — Good tea m
and
m o to r
M rs. E . A. T u ttle a n d tw o c h ild I t com es lik e a fla s h — does its d a m
soothes the throat
tru c k s . Good se rv ic e a t a re a
Listen to this Chorus of Praise
re n , H elen a n d F loye, of R o se b u rg , a g e — is gone.
so n a b le p ric e . P h o n e 83.
a re th e g u e s ts of Mrs. A. W . S to rey
from San Francisco
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AND E X P R E S S —
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you fro m loss a t nil tim es.
K in g ’s T r a n s f e r, g e n e ra l
h a u lin g .
If anything, th e show is better than on
NOW
D ry w ood fo r sa le . P h o n e 113.
O nly in s u ra n c e can give you co n
its previous v isit here. “Iren e” e lectri
A d d re ss le tte r s , m ak e
P la z a P ool H a ll.
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s ta n t fin a n c ia l p ro te c tio n . C o n su lt
Apply over
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fied the audience.— E xam iner.
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d e rs p a y a b le to H. B.
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Sealed
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its Purity
p ia n o te a c h e r. C re d it given in H igh
ing T h e a tre , A sh la n d ,
V a f > o R u o
“Irene" m ust be again acclaim ed as the
Package
O v e r 1 7 IWUian J a ra U m J Y rg rfy
School. P h o n e 3 4 1 -J.
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self-ad
last word in m usical com edy— Journal.
d resse d sta m p e d e n
PIANO TUNING
v elo p e to h elp in su re
T R O U B L E — May
PIANO TUNING— $3.50. T ra d e a t ANY G IR L IN
sa fe r e tu r n . A dd 10
PRICES—Lower Floor $2.50, 1st row
R
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E
state
and
R
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Insur
c o m m u n ic a te w ith E n sig n L ee o i
h o m e a n d h a v e y o u r p ian o tu n e d by
ance. (E stab . 1 8 8 3 )
Balcony $2.50
p e rc e n t Gov. ta x to
th e S a lv a tio n A rm y a t th e W h ite
C a rl H. L o v e lan d . S tu d io
135 E.
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p
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S h ield hom e, 565 M ay fair A ve.,
M ain S t. P h o n e s 134 a n d 465.
B alcony $1.50. P lu s 10 p e r c e n t gov. tax .
P o r tla n d , O regon.
1 0 -ly r
F O R SA L E — Good fre sh cow w ith
h e ife r calf. 471 M o u n tain Ave. 60-3*
___________________ ___
F O R SA LE— One G ang Disc Plow,
second h a n d a t a b a rg a in . C arso n -
F o w le r L u m b e r Co.
60-6
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F O R SA L E — A pples. W . L. M oore
B ellview . P h o n e 1 0 F 4 .
53-12*
W hen a s u d d e n s tro k e of fa te e le
vated C alvin C oolidge from th e com -
jp a r a llv e o b s c u rity of th e V ice-P resi-
dencv to th e h ig e st e le c tiv e o ffice in
th e w orld h is a c q u a in ta n c e w ith pub-
j He m en , even w ith th e p ro m in e n t fig-
u re s in his ow n p a rty , w as v e ry
s lig h t. H e n e v e r c alled a n y of th em
by th e ir f ir s t n a m e s, a 3 d id H a r d in g J
Hit the Trail for Hiltson
for
Studebaker Cars
At Medford, Ore.
«retó.
PROFESSIONAL
NEW MARKET
Fourth Street
Ladies
Market
of Ashland
> "LITE-FOOT”
DANCE FLOOR
WAX
Bartlett, Furrier
TRUNKS
W ardrobe
S te a m e r
A u to m o b ile
Vining Theatre Monday, Nov.
The Vanderbilt Producing Company Presents for the Firsi
Time in Ashland, the Sensation of Four Continents
TAG S M A Q T
MOSiCAL CO M EO V
H IT ! .
Danger IsA
Quick Traveler
After
Every
Meal
X
HEST COLDS
C
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'a good thing
to remember
S
And M a g lie
with Ihe Radiant
D A LE W IN T E R
And The All-
Star ( 'otnpanx
B o x O ffic e
Seat Sale
Will Open
Billings Agency
Monday,
Nov. 12
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