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ÁSHLAND DÀILY TIDINGS
A SH LA N D
D A IL Y
T ID IN G S
(Established in 1870)
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dVARDSMEN BREAK
600 over the attendance of la st' posed training camp in Californ-
ATTENDANCE MAftK year.
ia< <juc t0 an epmeniiC
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| Brigadier-General Georg© a . state.
CAMP LEWIS, W -----,
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June — W -----,
hite, commander
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11. W ith 2100 men in camp to- soldiery, was being warmly con-
night before the artillery contin gratulated here tonight by army
ness all the time. I was down gents from Oregon had left their and guard officers upon this re
of head or throat hs usually
benefited by the vapors of—
to 130 lbs., in weight, the lowest home stations, the Oregon na
m arkable showing, coming as it
I had been since a boy.
tional guard has smashed all past
“As nothing else ever helped j attendance records, and the 1924 does, sharp upon the heels of un
▼ V a r o R ub
O v e r 17 M illion Jar»
me I was skeptical of Tanlac at , training maneuvers as the largest expected cancellation of the pro-
first, but Tanlac soon won my ever held by Oregon’s citizen
confidence, for good results came i soliders.
from the very start. In a few i When th e Oregon artillery
weeks my three years of dieting troops arrive a t Camp Lewis and
and misery was over, I was eat F o rt Casey at the end of the
ing everything and my stomach
feeling like new.
Tanlac also , week, more than 2500 Oregonians
THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
ran my weight up to 146 lbs., and j wil1
*n attendance, a gain of
left me strong, well and happy,
J
and I gladly state the facts for
what they may be worth to others
HalfioeA
afflicted as I w as.”
Farm ers Attention
Tanlac is for sale by all good
Fly season will soon be on.
druggists. Accept no substitute.
Get your Shoo Fly and E. Z.
Bos. fly spray for your cow's
Over 40 Million bottles sold.
the best fly killer made. Gard
en Hose, and garden tools,
hoxn the famous dog story by”
Tanlac Vegetable Pills, for con
fencing and binder twine,
mowers and repairs always on
stipation, made and recommended
hand.
by the m anufacturers of TANLAC
WAS SKEPTICAL FROM
FIRST SAYS BOUSSER
Classified Column
Classified Column R ates
t)ne cent the word each
time.
To run every issue for one
month or more, %c the word
each time.
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by
í-.ulay, ju ne 18, 1024
But Tanlac W o n Confi
ti e n c e B y Correcting
Stomach Trouble Of Long
Standing.
$ .65
1.95 FOR SALE— New 4-door 1924
3.75 Maxwell Sedan at a sacrifice. See
“ Before taking Tanlac I had
7.50 Henry Enders at store. 235— tf not known a real appetite in
three years and if indigestion had
FOR SALE— Old papers a t Tid
$ .65
h u rt me any worse I don't be
dh
1.95 ings; 25c per bundle.
lieve I could have stood it,” so
3.50
FOR SALE — Fresh Jersey declared H arry H. Bousser, for
6.50
cow, W. E. Moor, 171 Heiman. [ 35 years a miller, with the Hal
239— tf stead Milling & Elevator Co., H al
$ .30
stead, Kans.
FOR SALE— R. I. Red fryers ! “ There was always a feeling
.27% milk fed, crate fattened. Maxed- ! like a lump in the pit of my stom
.25
ons 977-B St.
235— 3 mo* ach and at tim es the soreness and
.20 I
pain was so intense th at I could
FOR RENT
not even stoop over. Combined
$ .10
with this I had a sour stomach,
FOR
RENT—
A
clean
four-room
.05
1.00
apt., 773 Blvd., a good place for bad taste in t h e . m outh, coated
• 02% teachers, modern
conveniences tongue, dizzy spells, unstrung
and garage.
241— 3 I nerves and a feeling of w retched
ATARRH
C V I C K S
Todav and Tomorrow
Call of the Wild
Jack London
made or a FOR RENT— 4-room furnished
house. Call 316 North Main.
orders.
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241—
PEIL’S CORNER
Pafh^picture
in advertis FOR RENT— 4-room furnished
bungalow. Phone 440-J. 240-
JUNE 13
FOR RENT— Splendid two-room
—-THE RIGHTEOUS shall inherit the land, and dwell therein furnished apartm ent with k it-j
for ever. The law of his God is in his h eart; none of his steps shall chenette and bath. Adults only.
slide.— Psalm 37:29, 31.
Vista apartm ents, phone 122,
2 4 0— tf
HONOR FLAG DAY
One day in the year, June 14, is set aside to honor the
flag—our flag, the flag. Not because it is pretty, not be
cause it is red and white and blue, not because it is the
personal possession of every American, but because of
what it means, what it stands for, what it typifies, what
it prays and what it hopes!
It means liberty; liberty of thought, liberty of con
science, liberty of action within just laws, liberty of wor
ship, liberty of government. It stands for law and order,
protection and security, justice and a square deal, honor
and righteousness. It typifies the ideals of a hundred
ten millions of people, the heritage they have taken'Troin
the hands of the nighty forefathers, the torch of happi
ness in equal oj ortunity lit in 1776 and kept brigtly'
burning ever sint It prays for strength to keep our vis
ion clear; aye, that flag, flying in the breeze, is an Amer
ican’s prayer to God for strength to keep what he lias
won of truth and right, for wisdom to continue upon earth,
those social and political liberties which make this God’s
country. And it hopes! Its proud flutter in the wind, its
beauty overhead, is an outward and visible symbol to
all the world of the inner and spiritual hope of every
thinking American that this nation, under God, may so
act and live that His blessing may continue to rest upon it.
Honor the flag, June 14. Fly it, take off hats to it,
celebrate it. Let there he no hamlet so small in all this
land that a procession is not formed in its honor; let
there be no city so great and busy that its citizens for
get to thrill once more at the sight of Old Glory.
Flag day, June 14—best of all days for all of us to
enter a house of God and on bended knees thank the
Giver of all good that it is our good fortune to live and
love and prosper under such a flag.
ASHLAND’S COOPERATION APPRECIATED
The spirit of co-operation which is being shown by
the people of Ashland should be promptly met half way
or better by Klamath Falls.
The slogan “ Visit Crater Lake via Ashland and Kla
math I alls,’’ has been adopted by the committee working
in Ashland to secure the money for the new tourist hotel,
and continual publicity is being given there for the new
highway and this city.
In one issue of the Ashland Tidings last week the
name “ Klamath Falls” appeared 12 times on one page
of the paper and several times on other pages, and al
ways in a most friendly manner.
Other cities and communities may be willing to work
with us but Ashland is doing it NOW, so the sooner we
get into the swing and help Ashland the sooner we are
helping ourselves.
And it might be well to mention that the Ashland
Tidings gave the Mile High celebration the greatest pub
licity of any paper along the Pacific highway.—Klamath
Falls News.
Ice Pick
FOR RENT— Good piano, Rob
ison’s Garage or Phone 432-Y .:
226— lm o
FOR RENT— Furnished 2 room
apartm ent 349 E ast Main St.
223— lm o
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED— Cherry
pickers at
once. Apply after 6 P. M. Fred
Porter, 223 Maple street. Phone
270-J.
241— tf
and
Mallet
Combination
lin bdking
a cak e”
A higher grade ice pick
with a handy hardwood
handle
[oAppetites won’t rest—
so vacation with ¿Pearl OtZ]
WANTED— Home while a tte n d
ing sum m er school, phone 723-J,
Medford.
241— 3*
Sum mer o r n o t you
m u st keep on cook
ing and eating, so
w h y n o t m ake it a
lo t easier w ith a
good oil cookstove
. and P earl O il?
EXCHANGE— WiU e x c h a n g e
French long range field glasses
for good camera, Williams, 170
Mountain ave.
241— 3A*
WANTED— July 1st, cook. Blair
G ranite Co., route 1, box 129,
Ashland.
240— 3*
WANTED— Gent’s light laundry.
264 7th.
240— 6*
A c o o l k itc h e n ,
and n o coal o r w o o d
to pack! J u s t a clean,
fast, econom ical fuel
— th e last w o rd in
convenience.
HELP FEMALE— E arn money
weekly, spare time at home, ad
dressing, m ailing music, circulars.
Send 10c for music, inform ation.
New England Music Co., 234
Capen, Dept. G-4 6, H artford,
Conn.
238— 6*
A clean-'burning,
in ten se flame is es
s e n tia l— so be sure
to ask fo r P earl O il
byn a m e. I t ’s refined
and re^refind by th e
S tandard O il Com -
p a n y ’s special p ro
cess—non-corrosive
and o d o rless— th e
h ig h e st grade k e r o
sene made.
Second Hand goods bought, sold
exchanged,repaired. Collected and
delivered. Chair Doctor, Cor.3rd
and A St., Phone 295R. 232-2mo
I DO FANCY -cement work,
chimneys, septic tanks; also cem-
etry work, etc., J. D. Peffley, 143
6th St.
227— lm o*
PIANO instructor; experienced
piano teacher. Beginners prefer
red. Telephone 441-J, Mrs. Mary
Aiklns.
212— lm o*
\N Y GIRL IN TROUBLE— May
communicate with Ensign Lee
of the Salvation Army at the
W hlteShield Home, 565 May-
fair Ave., Portland. Oregon.
ST A N D A R D OIL COM PANY
(California)
Suburban home, modern house,
good barns, lots of fru it, 55
acres grain and pasture land,
plenty of wood. This is a
splendid country home for
someone who wants to go into
dairy and poultry business.
Price and term s attractive.
Apparently there are a lot of republicans, rather
prominent at present, who have no desire to lose their
identity in the vie-‘-president’s chair.
Rugs and
Linoleums
See uBuck,” the dog-hero—
Sally Aidine
Good Bread
The kind with nourishm ent,
flavor and quality all the way
through, surrounded by a de
licious crust.
THE BEST Is None
Too Good FOR YOU
F ranklin
Bakery Products
Pound loaf 0e, 3 for 25c
Lithia Bakery
For a smooth shave,
and quick service, go
to the Shell B arber
Shop, across from De
pot. G rinding of all
kinds C hildren’s work
a specialty.
H. A. Stearns
81 N. Main
31 Stores
SATURDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE 14 = 16
Crisco 1 lb. 27c, P /2 lb. 38c, 3 lb. 73c, 6 lb. $1.43, 9 lb. $2.00
’> q 8T1AHD
A ll
OSE, u. S. Ä-
UL.
O C q Old Dutch
Cleanser, 3 cans
Crystal White
Soap, 6 bars
C-UU
Van Camps Pork and Beans, Small size 8c, Medium size 10c,
large 20c.
M IS
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Phone 155
13 Bara........................................49c
Nothing runs up into big figures like an inflated Eu
ropean currency and the descendants of the first fly.
s packed ro» -
We Deliver
20,hCcnlnryGrocery 31 Stores
Guest Ivory
Soap, 6 bars
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
_____ IO .O R E C O N
A
201 E. Main
Think of it, saving yourself seven to twelve cents on every dollar’s worth of
merchandise purchased at a 20th Cent ary store, compared to. what it would
cost elsewhere to have the same goods charged and delivered. Even greater
savings on our specials
Broken sliced pineapple, Rich
mellow slices, large cans each
T
P A P E .Q
W H tN
W R IT IN G
Jello—all falvors
each
Friers For
Sunday
C H A M B E R L A I N ’S
TABLETS
Set your Ever rijht—only 25c
88c
Good ham, lamb, mutton,
bacon, steaks, r o a s t s ,
boils, pork and beef.
1
■
Full Cream cheese
Pound
OQp Amaizo
tww Pint
Oil
27c
20th Century Brooms—strong, medium weight, extra quality
each 98c.
Matches, Large
box
Dinner
Prefered Stock Sardines v
Oval cans
C«* *'eU l*a<‘*< Shrimp 4 ftp
each
1 vC American Beauty ■
SQ Large
20th Century Coffee-Perfectly Blende d -R o asted today, on your table tomor
row -p o u n d 38c, 2 lbs 75c.
Royal Baking Powder, Heinz Ripe Olives, picnic Stewarts Bluing, bottle
Large can 43c, 5 lbs. $2.39 »size 2 for 25c
15c.
W O T O -N IG H T
bainoti/ griping or nausea
Del Monte Tomaties, large
cans 15c each, 6 cans for
Vim Flour—Best Patent, 49 lb. sacks $1.73
DEAN,M.D. Inc
pancy maine
Schuerman’s Daylight Grocery
White King
Soap Special
brand
P a k .
Stop at Scliuerman’s Filling Station—
Where you can get your Stomach filled
W. A. SHELL, Prpo.
532 A. St. Ashland, Ore
Plaza Market
S e n d to d a y fo r m y F R E E
illu s tr a te d b o o k .
äW Y CROSBY ÇORJ
Also “B ottle B abies ,” a comedy
Lithia Pastries a re fresh every
day and recognized as ju st a
little better in quality and
taste.
Canning Season Now On, Time
to buy your sugar, cherries,
raspberries, etc.
S a rectal specialist I have yet to treat
the case of Piles that will not give
way to my n on -surgical treatm ent.
Hence, my unqualified GUARANTEE
of CURE or FEE REFUNDED.
My assistants are the most skillful to be
found; my new offices in my own new
building, the largest and best equipped;
my own new hotel,which adjoins, is con
venient and comfortable for out o f town
patients who come to me from many
states and Canada for
reCtal and colon treaU
ments.
A windshield is no longer a windshield when it is
used to hold a collection of stickers.
A tale of the mad gold rush days in Alaska.
Large loaf 13c, 3 for 25c
A
Can it he that the visit of “ Pussyfoot” Johnson has
anything to do with the dispelling of the clouds, which
promised another copious shower?
a pet in a wealthy hom e-
stolen and broken in as a sled dog—
fighting for leadrship of the pack—
his thrilling battles with dogs and with “ The Man with
the Club”—
his mad, wild night adventures—
his own love affair.
ASHLAND FURNITURE
COMPANY
04 N. Main
experience and guarantee
If anyone should ask you how Ashland is moving
along just inform them that postal receipts so far this
year show an increase of 26 per cent over the same period
in 1923.
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Money isn’t everything. The man with the most cost
ly fishing tackle catches the least fish.
Coverings
-there's
none so
A woman is st Idcun both childless and dogless.
It isn’t certain that the next war will cost so much.
There may not he any dollar-a-year men.
Floor
Staples Realty Agency
Your Grocer
will tell you
Biggest Home Furnishers
in Ashland
Simpson’s
Hardware
we will give two 10c
bars of toilet soap,
Free.
71 E. Main, Ashland Hotel Bid
^w enson & Peebler
Furniture Company
while they last.
W ith each purchase of One
Large package of W hite King
W ashing. Machine Soap
AS OTHERS SEE US
Ashland, Oregon, is a city where a tourist hotel
should prosper, because it is the southern gateway reach
ed first by thousands of tourists who come from Califor
nia by way of the Pacific highway and it is also the last
Oregon town which clainis tourist interest in departing
for the south. Ashland, by the way, is to have a new
tourist hotel.—Oregonian.
29c
, r _ acme &
E quality
Eagle Market
N. Main
Phone 107
SOUTHERN OREGON STORES
Ashland
Medford
Grants Pass