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ÄSffiLAtfB MAtM? K ßW öi Il I fÄ PROFESSIONAL Classified Column Ml ON IDAHO THAI IS Donna Takes . Pine By The Forelock PHYSICIANS C lassified Colum n R ates One cent the word each tim e. To run every issu e for one m onth or m ore, Vic the word each tim e. Monday, Julj 14, ÍÍK24 réfe* DR. M A T T IE B. SH A W — R e si d en ce a n d office, 108 P io n e er a v e n u e. T elep h o n e 28. O ffice h o u rs, 10 to 12 a. m .; 2 to 5 p. m. only. • 32.1 per cent of the world total, , m eats. .. ! were published in U e United i LnenI dnm m and.rs ef tn ilitnry1 S t l o n “ ’ ” Ob“ ‘ Germany, it. w wiii n pm r,tee, S ta te a . In G e r m a n ,,'5 5,064, .0 5 4 . o or r 2 2? ! n n its ill' w 7 , 'k 'r w t „b t b " t the l . T “ loca’t ; ~ . i press “ * way ch“ ” their " *’ ioy- p er c e n t w e re p u b lish e d . In G re a t m o b iliz a tio n c o m m itte e s an d s ty e a ltT ”, d ” ’ T ‘ h e lr J oy B rita in . 2,890, o r 16.4 p e r cen t, them th e benefit o t e x p e rt m,H <« '» e .r O of a re re c o rd e d , w hile F ra n c e h a s ta r y service. ? i- e rn m e n t in tim e of 2,214, o r 11.3 p er cen t. T he It is p lan n e d to have each lo c a l! In From Cut-Off— w hole n u m b e r of a b s tra c ts O i« I ;e/ r. m y ° f thC U n‘te d ! B a rto n P r u e la ” « " h o h as been given as 17,736. n r r.« 5ifS * / .°r th e d ay over on th e N a tro n C u t-o ff fo r th e A v e rtib le flo a tin g city is th e As m ig h t be e x p e c te d ,” th e rec o v e ry ’ana 0 ”ll! ,ta r y a g e ’ w ho vo1' ' p a st w eek, re tu rn e d to A shland U. S. S. Id a h o , la rg e s t ship in th e ! C ra n e c o n tin u e s, navy, on w hich since th e w a r o f ’th e m ore se rio u s- w ith t h e ^ n i ^ ' s*™* yP3terda> ’ s p o r t s th a t w ork i United States DR. E R N E S T A. W O O D S-^-Prac- tice lim ite d to eye, e a r, nose anh FO R R E N T th r o a t— X -ray in c lu d in g te e th . FO R K E N T — 2 ro o m s and O ffice h o u rs, 10 to 12 a n d 2 tc sle e p in g p o rch , u n fu rn is h e d . W e 5. S w ed e n b u rg B ldg., A sh lan d , pay fo r lig h ts a n d w a te r. $10 per O re. m o n th . In q u ire 200 M eade St. 266-2» DR. E . B. A N G ELL— C h iro p ra c tic and E le c tro -T h e ra p y . O ffice F O R R E N T — F r o n t bedroom p h o n e 48; re sid e n c e 142. F irs t to lad y , in q u ire 29 S. P io n e e r N a tio n a l B a n k b u ild in g . A ve. S id e e n tra n c e . 266-3 DR. H A W L E Y — A bove . T id in g s FO R R E N T — F u rn is h e d C abins o ffice. P h o n e 91. an d te n ts fac in g p a rk , n e a r L ith- __I ia w a te r a n d play g ro u n d . P lace I)R. C. W. HANSON to p a rk y o u r c a r. C all 153. D entist 2 6 1 -tf S pecial a tte n tio n given to p y o r F O R R E N T — H o u se k e e p in g rhoea. O ffice u p s ta irs in B eav er 233-tf. a p a rtm e n t. L a rg e liv in g room , : Block. P h o n e 1 78-J. is p ro g re ssin g rap id ly . H is fa th e r ' and m o th e r d ro v ,‘ from t h '* h !,cago c ,,t- ° ff th e sam e d aY- to fipend ,h p j L u th e r M. R ic h a rd s, now in A sh- ly a ffe c te d E u ro p e a n c o u n trie s lan d v isitin g hom e fo lk s, is sta - h a s re d u c e d th e high p e rcen tag e^ P l a n J ^ r 'T l tio n e d - • ’ lea d m a in ta in e d bv th e U n ited in clu d e in a d d itio n * , The pow er Id a h o is co m p lete f r o m ! S ta te s in 1917 a n d 1918. H ow ever ade of m ilita ry n r V n t p l a n t t o p o s t o f f . e e , a n d 't h e a p p ro x im a te ly 50 p er cen t show thT tru e eondU fen par * i w pek-pnd a < th e ir hom e. o f ^ t b 0 --------------- ca p ab le of a d m in is te rin g to th e g ain In p e rc e n ta g e s ta n d in g (fro m U n ited S ta te s A rm v ” public f needs of th e 1300 p erso n s w ho 21.1 to 32.1 p er c e n t of to ta l) in d re sse s on th e theme of n , . live on th e ship. It ta k e s an old ten y e a rs, w ith th e w a r over five d e fe n se an d e x p la n a tio n of "?* Farmers Attention h a n d to fin d his w ay a ro u n d th e y e a rs ago, is sig n ific a n t. ................ '* F ly seaso n w ill soon be on. ' ta ile d p la n s fo r m o b iliz a tio n , cov s hiP> ! “ B ritish c h e m ists h av e m ain G et y o u r Shoo F ly and E . Z. e rin g s h e lte r, su p p ly tra in in g and n J ” , , ’ h®,Í p m ,g be com - ‘ tain p d a s te a d y p ro d u c tiv ity , w ith s a n ita ry a rra n g e m e n ts , Bos. fly sp ra y fo r y o u r cow 's th e b e st fly k ille r m ade. G a rd h th g ST ” 8t° rie s a smaU g ain in P o t i o n - F ra n c e A11 local u n its of th e R e g u la r en H ose, and g a rd e n tools, high an d co v e rin g tw elv e b lo c k s ., and G erm an y have reco v ered w ell, A rm y, N a tio n a l G u ard a n d Or- fen cin g and b in d e r tw in e, A ja il, p a tro lm e n , even tra ffic an d a b o u t eq u a lly , fro m th e ir con- Ranized R eserv é w m o w ers an d re p a irs alw ay s on , - ---------- fill th e n p a rti- cops, a r e fo u n d on th e b o at. F o u r s id e ra b ly low ered hand. p e rc e n ta g e s c lp a te in th e .<te6t m o b llk a tI o n „ 300 k ilo w a tt g e n e ra to rs su p p ly d u r in g th e w a r, B elgium , too, h a s t At an ap p o in te d h o u r, not y e t. lig h t a n d pow er. com e back stro n g . N one of th ese d e te rm in e d , th e s e u n its w ill e n -i D o cto rs an d d e n tis ts a re pro th re e c o u n trie s , how ever, h a s re- g ag e In a s o rt of “ d re ss r e h e a r - ; v ided, th e r e is a b a k e ry th a t tu r n s ^gained its p re -w a r p o sition. bed ro o m , k itc h e n p a n try and M ONUM ENTS s a l” m o b iliz a tio n , a sse m b lin g a t 1 o u t h a lf a ton of b rea d d aily , th e b a th room a ll new ly p a p e re d and “ T h e rec o v e ry of A u s tria and th e ir hom e s ta tio n s o r a rm o rie s. la u n d ry is so la rg e t h a t It does R u ssia h a s been slow est. J a p a n A SH LA N D G R A N IT E p a in te d , 5 m in u te s w alk from “ I t Is h o p e d ,” M ajor-G eneral w o rk fo r o th e r sh ip s of th e P acl- is g a in in g in im p o rta n c e as a b u sin e ss c e n te r. P h o n e 4 45-R. M ONUM ENTS H ale said , “ th a t th is d e m o n s tra fleet and tw o tlire c -to n fee c o u n try tu rn in g Oregon G ranite Co. 26 3 -tf o u t v a lu a b le tio n w ill give to civ ilian s a gen- LADYS AXMAN, well know n ( C ream 1% tablespoons each m ac h in es a re in c o n s ta n t opera- chem ical re se a rc h . T he tw o new S. PE N N IST O N , S alesm an . F O R R E N T — N ice fu rn ish e d A m erican p rim a donna g iv e s ' crisco p.nd flour, a d d 1 cup g rated tio n . Res. 4 7 0 L a u re l c o u n trie s — C z e c h o s lo v a k ia and P h o n e 444-Y f ro n t a p a rtm e n t. P h o n e 263-R o r I '* - ” an exhibition of v ersatility pineapple a n d juice. Cook five! To providft n sh ow ing chem ical as well a s virtuosity. She rea c h e s I m inutes, rem ove fro m fire, a d d a , _ ’ e r ^ P o la n d — a re c a ll a t Shook bldg. 265— 2tf PLA N IN G M ILL a high note of perfection not only little salt, 1 tablespoon lem on w“ ,ch c o n v e rts ocean w a te r in to a ■activity, an d R u m a n ia a n d C hina FO R R E N T — Nice room w ith fORD O N ’S SASH AND C A B IN E T on th e stag e of th e M etropolitan juice, a n d 3 b eaten egg yolks. B ake- u s a b le fo rm , tu rn s o u t 20,000 ¡'now d e serv e a place in th e l i s t ” ! O pera H ouse, b u t also in th e pro- in greased dish 20 m in u tes Serve g a llo n s a day. { S u m m a riz in g chem ical develop-! o r w ith o u t p riv a te b a th ; also, Betty Compson W O R K S, Cor. H elm an and duction of such m asterpieces of w ith th e follow ing sau ce; Cook 2 rnho. . ‘ . ,, \ nice sleep in g p o rch , 217 N o rth th e c u lin a ry a r t as P in eap p le tablesp o o n fu ls cream ed crisco i n . *3> too, on ■ m e n t in A m erica, it w as rec a lle d V an N ess. 19411 and Souffle, th e first step to w hich she I double boiler, ad d 2 yolks of egg, th e flo a tin g city. A co b b ler, a th a t th e R e v o lu tio n a ry p eriod p ro -i M ain. 265— 6t Richard Dix ¡was ta k in g a t th e m om ent th e 1 a t a tim e, beat, an d add 4 tab le- fiv e -c h a ir b a rb e r shop, an up -to - du ced o u ts ta n d in g fig u re s in Jos- T R A N S F E R AND E X P R E S S FOR SALE p h o to g ra p h e r snapped her. spoonfuls su g a r 2 tablespoonfuls d a te d e p a rtm e n t s to re , a news-1 eph P rie s tly and C ount R u m fo rd ' in W hittle T ransfer & Storage Co. t She very graciously consented t o , orange juice, 1 teaspoonful of . | * T h e re is so m e th in g for fiv e h e r fav o rite recipe fo r th is ¡lem on juice, a n d % cup of w hip- p p » a h a rd w a re s to re , an d o th e r | for SERVICE. FO R SALE — H ou seh o ld f u rn i so m e th in g an d n o th in g fo r Serve ho t. i p laces to ta k e th e g o b 's h a rd e a rn E x p e rie n c ed m o v ers and p a c k delicacy. tu r e a t 66 2nd s tre e t. 265-3» n o th in g , b u t n ev er so m e th in g cd m oney. e rs of h o u se h o ld goods. D eal for n o th in g . It c a n ’t be done. FO R SA L E — Paige good C lean lin ess a m o u n ts a lm o st to e rs In coal ar.d wood. P h o n e W hen you buy so m e th in g ru n n in g o rd e r; p rice $200. $100 a m a n ia on th e sh ip . It Is alw ays w o rth w hile you m u st pay a 117. Tue—Wed.—Thurs. d o w n, tim e on b alan ce to re s p o n b e in g p a in te d , w ash ed off, and w o rth -w h ile price. O ffice 89 Oak St. n e a r sh in ed . sib le p a rty , L ith ia G arage. H o te l A sh lan d T h in k th a t over. W hen y o u ’ T he c h u rc h of w hich L ie u te n 265— 6* re sick do you send fo r a doc a n t T. J . B u rk e is c h a p la in , Is a ' r. L. POW ELL— G e n e ral T ra n s to r because he is ch e ap ? No, USED p ian o fo r sale, cheap. f e a tu r e soon n o ted on th e ship of co u rse you d o n ’t. You w ant fe r— Good tea m an d m o to r A p t. E, Shook Bldg. 265— 3* ANY cosmetics are expensive, th e b est d o c to r, because you H E R B E T S , or w ater ices, , ,__ are S chools, to o , . a n d „ a band CHICAGO, J u n e 13. — S ep tem ____ and tru c k s . G ,od se rv ic e a t a re a but anybody can afford to buy w ant to g et w ell, a n d you d o n ’t without doubt the most cooling m ovies a re a ttr a c tio n s ber 12, th e six th a n n iv e rs a ry of s o n a t e p rice. P h o n e S3. F O R SA LE— C heap w ood. D ry a lemon a day. In this fru it sto p to f'g u re th e cost. ,oz S t a r ' s ? <” evi. A th e B a ttle of St. M ihiel, h a s been ¡N ature has provided not only a de- dow n tim b e r. $4.00 p e r load. One F E H IG E -R O A C H lightful flavoring agent and garnish, T hen w hy fig u re on cheap cakes and ice creams teut» good on d e n c e > w ith fo o tb a ll, b aseb all, n am ed by th e W a r D e p a rtm e n t as m ile E a s t Siskiyou Saw Mill T ra n s fe r — E x p re ss — S to ra g e buÎ a real. toilet ai'd as well, p lu m b in g an d h e a tin g ? T he hot days, but they supply the body boxing a n d b a s k e tb a ll th e fav o r- th e d a te on w hich th e proposed R o a d . J . A. E d w ard s. 264-6* if«»1 i n „ 'emon Julce> dear or diluted with qiore fuel than is needed or advisable ite sp o rts best p lu m b in g an d h e a tin g H A |„ _ . . , , . , g . D y WOlk of aH Pure w ater, is an excellent bleach for “ d e fe n se t e s t,” o r “ m o b ilizatio n p rese rv e y o u r h e a lth — p rev e n t K X , sh<S W he" th e “ ' “ ‘" ‘P’ ' « -« s e a r F O R SA L E — By sick m an a t ! k in d s. Q uick m e to r serv ice. D rj ¡those whose skin easily freckles or d e m o n s tra tio n ,” w ill be held h ere, i sick n ess. T he d o c to r c u re s you C o n v a le sc e n t H om e, new F o rd ' wood of a ll k in d s. P h o n e 410-R tans. It is also valuable for manicur w ater ice is easily made and always o c c u re d a few w eeks ago, it w as I as in v irtu a lly every o th e r com-1 a fte r you e re sic k ; th e p lu m b to u r in g c a r, only used tw o 37 5 B. St. 112-tf ing, as it removes stains from the appealing to the palate. H ere is the th e Id a h o t h a t to o k th e le a d in g I m u n ity in th e U nited S ta te s, ac- e r k eep s you from g e ttin g sick. Sngers and nails. basic recipe: m o n th s, w ith new ca m p in g o u t p a r t in re sc u e w o rk . ¡.cording to w ord from h e a d q u a rt- Lemon juice as a hair rinse is A ' good p lu m b e r Is ju s t as K IN G ’S T R A N S F E R —S ervice fit. C all 153. 2 6 9 - lt i cups sugar especially valuable for those who have • t teaspoons gelatine _________________ .. ' ! e rs of th e S ix th C orps A rea. im p o rta n t as a good d o cto r. 4 cups water d ay o r n ig h t a t re a s o n a b le ra te s . *ily hair. It cuts the curd often S tablespoons cold water “ T h e m ain o b jec t of th is d e m - ! D on’t fo rg e t th a t. If you have K cup lemon juice G rated rind H lemon FO R SA L E — A p ric o ts 6c a t W ood fo r sale. P h o n e 113, Res. formed by the use of soap, and leaves o n s tra tio n is to e d u c a te individ-1 th e b est p lu m b in g a n d h e a t o rc h a rd . P h o n e 1 1 F 3 1 3 . 26316« 231 V an N ess. Soak gelatine In w ater five minutes. 265— lm o •he hair soft, clean and fluffy after ing in y o u r hom e you will cut u a ls in local c o m m u n itie s in th e ir Boil sugar, w ater, and grated lemon ____” ,e shampoo. Many professional dow n y o u r c a lls fo r th e doc F O R S A L E — J . H. H ale beauty parlors use a lemon rinse with rind together for five minutes. Add re sp o n sib ilitie s a n d th e p a rt they B la c k sm ith Shop tor. every shampoo. gelatine, which has been softened in P e a c h e s, T a b le C a rro ts. P h o n e m u st play in th e n a tio n a l d e - ; B la c k sm ith Shop. E a s t Main) Lemon juice is good also as an the two tablespoons of cold water, 335-L . 575 L ib e rty St. 262-6» St. fe n s e ,” M ajo r-G en eral H a rry C. D on’t try to g et so m eth ng H o rse sh o e in g , A u to m o b ile ¡occasional dentifrice. It is an excel- remove from heat and stir until gela fo r n o th in g . W hen it conies to H ale, co m m an d in g th e S ixth FO R SA LE— By o w n er, a good S p rin g w o rk a sp e cia lty . A u to i l’nt .astringe.n t f?r, fl“bby necks and tine is entirely dissolved. Cool, add p lu m b in g an d h e a tin g , a sk for •necks, and is said to be much used lemon juice, and freeze. Some cooks C orps A ie a , said. 5 room h o u se close in. Good lo ca p a rts. th e b est— in sis t on it— fo r th e n the tropics in foot baths, to relieve add the beaten white of an egg when “ T h ro u g h th is d e m o n s tra tio n . 1 IRA YERIAN. 252-1 mo. swollen, tired feet. b est is n o n e too good. And th e tio n . 550 F a irv ie w St. 26 1 -tf the mixture is half frozen, but with I w hich w ill in clu d e a te s t m o b ili b est is th e c h e a p e s t— alw ays, Lastly, the internal benefits of the gelatine the egg is not needed to , N EW YO RK , J u ly 12.— A m er B E A G L E & B E A G L E , Painters— emon juice should not be forgotten. give body to the sherbet. alw ays. z a tio n of ev ery o rg an iz ed u n it of MISCELLANEOUS An aei'ual mirror of the ica s till lea d s th e w o rld in ch em If orange sherbet is desired, use Day w o rk or c o n tra c t. E s tim a te s Lemon juice in water, wi&out sugar, . __ th e A rm y of th e U n ited S ta te s, great metropolis and a 266-6t* I ® an e^ce’^ent tonic to t a le upon first onb’ 2 cups w ater to make the syrup, i ical re s e a rc h , m a in ta in in g th e su- th e co m m u n ity w ill be m ad e to W A N T E D — W a sh in g s to do F re e . P. O. Box 171. •is in ir in — -------------- a ad a d d tW O Cl’ ~ " of orange ----------- 1“ juice ! ------- ■is¡ng in fbz. the mortiing. M M<!?y persons tense, thrilling story of and add two cups p rem a cy w hich fo r th e f ir s t tim e M u rp h y E le c tric C om pany. 2 6 6 -li ind this morning “lemon cocktail” with the lemon juice ju st before she w re ste d from G erm an y d u rin g re a liz e w h a t d e m a n d s w ould b . celebrated figures in the p u t upon it in th e ev en t of a na-1 lot only a mouth sweetener and an freezing. Berry juices, strained, are FOUND — B ill F o ld e r, o w n er tlie W o rld W a r, say o ffic ia ls of ippetizer, but a gentle laxative as also good, added to the basic recipe F o r a sm o o th sh a v e sport, art, theatre and the Plumbing tio n a l em erg en cy . Heating m ay h a v e sam e by id e n tify in g and th e A m erican C hem ical Society, I veil. for lemon sh erbet P h o n e 138 a n d q u ick serv ice go “ T he e fficien cy of o u r m obiliza- ! 2 0 7 E . Main newspaper world. p a y in g fo r th is ad . 266-2 t i w hich m a k e s public th e r e s u lt of to th e Shell B a rb e r | tio n p la n s w ill be te s te d .” an in q u iry by Dr. E. J. C ran e, of W ANTED— G rav el o r g ra n ite Shop. L ad ies and U n its To P a ra d e f.the O hio S ta te U n iv e rsity . f o r b a lla s t. M ust be cheap. c h ild re n g e t y o u r h a ir “ T h e “ d e fe n se t e s t ” p lan wil! A ttrib u tin g to Dr. J. C. Irv in e , W a n te d — 500 ft. ste e l cab le, in bobbed a n d m a rc e l be c a rrie d o u t lo cally by p a trio tic of S c o tla n d , th e s ta te m e n t th a t good c o n d itio n . FO R S A L E — led. i a sse m b lie s a n d a p a ra d e of U n - ! “ th e c e n te r of c h e m is try h a s m ov good b a rre ls , c h eap , S. D. T ay ite d S ta te s A rm y u n its s ta tio n e d ed to A m erica, th e re p o rt p o in ts I W . A. S H E L L , P ro p . lo r, a t C a n n e ry . 265— 2tf n e a r C hicago, of th e Illin o is Na- j o u t t h a t g re a tn e s s in th is field «32 A. St. A sh la n d . Orv tio n a l G u a rd , civic a n d w a r v e t LO ST a t picnic g ro u n d s, E lg in h a s been la rg e ly a re c e n t d e v e lo p * ani H bxit specialist. I just take the pain out of your e ra n so cieties, R eserv e O fficers' u b summer party or dance calls w r is t w a tc h w ith in itia ls E. E. on i<et. No m atter w hat is wrong with your feet, come and see m e n t, o nly feeb le b e g in n in g s hav- in in g C orps Boy S couts and for refreshments tliat are really I C£ t te£ iS Probab,ykthte fav° rite in g been m ad e a t th e tim e of th e t T 7 ra . ain me. Examination free. My charges arc vety lea-onahle. h ack . R e w ard . C all 10-F 13. refreshing. The summer host- | home beverage for hot weather, T-. . . T j T , o th e r o rg a n iz a tio n s. I am sole agent for the “Amber-Arch,” made fi on, a cast 265— 3tf ‘,i’r a t ion of In d ep e n d e n c e, J u ly , taken from your feet. C A V 'C n T T lT ATYV 'ESS "'H flig h t her guests if she A but children should never be al- De< In a c co rd a n ce w ith th e ex lowed to drink this tempting, ice 4, 1776. □ A I O O L D L A D I. f;°*en punch all evening, in- p resse d w ish of P re s id e n t Coo- W ANTED— Few 2nd h a n d bird j ste^d of the usual .semi-liquid con- tinkling, refreshing liquid, say the I also treat vericose reins. Come ami see m e D r. C ra n e a rriv e s a t his c o n c lu - 1 ' lid g e t h a t th is be “ in so f a r as cages. C all 153. 265— tf ?ocl-on, full of fruits, which is too doctors and food specialists, who all Anyone wishing to learn a profitable profession, with agree that tea makes children nerv sio n s by a co m p ila tio n of d a ta 1 p ra c tic a b le a d e m o n s tra tio n of Gould Not Rest at Night 3,ttn offered thristy dancers. Use: based on chem ical a b s tra c ts . ! th e lo y a lty an d p a trio tis m of th e ous, and retards rather than aids GET YOUR STOVE re p a ire d a t very little competition, come and talk it over with me. S cops w.ilrr 1 small bunch mint Before Taking Korex healthy development. “ T he a m o u n t of w o rk ” , he says, c iv ilia n p o p u la tio n ,” c iv ilia n com 4 cups sugar E a g le Iro n a n d B ra ss W o rk s, fl cups tea or ginger ale 1 cup lemon juice A pitcher of orangeade or lemon “ d o n e in th e v a rio u s c o u n trie s 5 cups orange juice H otel H olland Compound O b e rla in s tr e e t. New g r a te s and m itte e s w ill be a p p o in te d to a s ade should be prepared for the chil ----------- Boil sugar, w ater and mint to- dren on hot noons and nights when d u rin g a n y p e rio d of tim e can be M edford, O regon lin e rs m ad e to o rd e r, a n y sty le su m e fu ll c h a rg e of all a rra n g e “ I am an old lad y of 7 6,” say s ! for ^ ve minutes. Cool, add grown people are enjoying their iced , g a u g e d w ith c o n sid e ra b le a c cu ra cy stove. S tock on h a n d . S toves fo r! 2 6 4 -lm o . j M rs. L ydia S ehon, of C la r k s b u r g ,! tea. Oranges are especially good for by th e n u m b e r of a b s tr a c ts pub- sale. PEIL’S CORNER f Something for Nothing “THE STRANGER" AMERICA WILL TEST 1 DEFENSES ON SEPTEMBER 12 M Final Showing Today ir aa CLAIM AMERICA LEADS WORLD IN MW Jerry O’Neal FEET! CAN SLEEP NOW FEET! FEET! T DR. C. A. McNEIR, W. Va., ‘ and was very weak a n d jwa| cr ¡ce, and serve it at intervals ....H O M E la u n d rin g d o n e 239 2nd nervous. I coulil not rest at all. I throughout the evening. Serve from B treet. F a n c y la u n d ry in g a spec Sometimes I had to get up and s t * Plinch howl, into sherbet cups. is no more n. trouble to serve than ialty. 262-6th ! up a ll n ig h t. Now , a f te r ta k in g lit ,,„„„1, , ________________________________I . „ ! punch, except that spoons must he W H O h a s a good seco n d -h an d 'to re x ' sleep sound u n til < {provided. But it is much more cool- d r a g saw fo r sale o r w ould lik e ° ’c,ock e v e ry m o rn in g . My ey e -i ing than any drink ever is, Lecause to r e n t fo r a m o n th . H. E. E l l i o t t ,! sig h t an d n e rv e s h av e been h elp ed ¡c“ len -!owly- 351 M orton St. 265— 2* i a n d 1 begin to feel m ore lik e a . w om an of 40. I w ish a ll s u ffe rin g Second Hand good s bought, sold w om en w ould try k o re x .” S p eed y s a tis fa c tio n a f te r u sin g e x c h a n g e d ,re p a ire d . C o llected an d k o rex is re p o rte d by m an y even d e liv e re d . C h a ir D o cto r, C o r.3 rd . a n d A S t., P h o n e 295R . 232-2m o. ! in o b s tin a te cases w h e re th e u se rs --------- 5------------------------------------- ' w ere sk e p tic a l a n d lo st fa ith in I DO FANCY cem ent w ork, ! e v e ry th in g else. S u ffe re rs from chim neys, septic tanks; also cem - j lessened vigor, poor c irc u la tio n . etry work etc., J. D. P e ffley , 143 a c h in g m uscles, w e a k n e ss a fte r «th St. 227— lm o » th e flu an d g e n e ra l ru n -d o w n , tire d o u t c o n d it'o n w ill be in te r AN Y G IRL IN TROUBLE— May ested to know th a t th e A m erican com m unicate w ith E n sign Lee d is trib u to rs of k o rex com pound o f th e Salvation Arm y at the h av e a rra n g e d fo r k o rex com W h lteS h ield H om e, 565 May- pound to be sold in .Ashland a t — fa ir A ve., P ortland. O regon. T h e East, S ide P h a rm a c y J u s t ask for k o rex com pound. F in e lo t w ith b u ild in g fo r $400, sm all cash p a y m e n t. W h ittie r, C alif., lo ts to tra d e fo r A sh lan d lan d . A 40 a c re tra c t p a rtly ir r ig a t ed, fine lan d . B a rg a in p rice on easy te rm s. $1500 m u n ic ip a l bonds to tr a d e fo r city hom e. an In TabietFi Franklin Bakery* Phone 199 DAILY TIDINGS H O M ESTEA D . P a. J u l y - O v e r a m illio n d o lla rs w o rth of e le c . tric a l e q u ip m e n t h a s been o rd e re d f o r a s tr u c tu r a l ste e l m ill now b e in g c o n s tru c te d h ere. T h is e le c tric a lly -o p e ra te d m m w il! re p la c e a ste a m -d riv e n m ill > h lc h has been declared obsolete, COLORED GLASSES — -90c—$1.00 MOTOR CYCLE GLASSES------ $1 00-$l 50 V IS O R S ---------------------------- 25c—50c—-75c O l T F I T S ’ H Y hot a n d therm o s BO TT L ES and POOD JA R S — $ 1 .2 5 -$4.5(1 «« N A PK IN S— P A P E R FO R K S. PLA TES— PA PER SPOONS The Tidings is exerting every effort to reflect Ash land in a favorable light, and is working for the up building of the town and com munity. FO R SA LE— Old p a p e rs a t T id- n g s; 25c p e r b u n d le. dh BOOKS a n d M AGAZINES S ta tio n e ry ELHART’S D rug Sund -ies T o ilet Goods T-E-N-T-S F or cam pers and au to tourist«. C am p sto v es, a lso A scene fro m “ T he G re a t W h ite W a y .” T he p ic tu re w ith a v a r iety of spices a n d th rills , a t th e V ining T u es.— W ed.— T h u rs. ASHI j AND f u r n it u r e COM PANY 01 N. M ain I The Citizens Bank of Ashland BEGIN TODAY » ♦ ♦ » ♦ » » » ♦ ♦ ♦ » • ♦ y ♦ ■ » » ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » •» ■ » ♦ ♦ ♦ » » » ♦ ♦ ♦ > The Golden Rule HE other half of (he golden * rule is that you should intelli gently love and care for yourself. Otherwise you can be of no help to other people. Strengthen your self and make yourself a source of strength to others by opening a sav ings account in this l ank. In it’s efforts the Tidings is working for your interests. In return let the Tidings be come a regular visitor to your home Ashland, Oregon M H H 54 ♦ - w and COLD CR EA M S a n d T O IL E T GOODS la Your home? F L IE R L E A P S FROM P L A N E IN S A FE T Y ----------- Vacation Items Is the 71 E. M ain, A sh la n d H o tel Bid. SAN ANTONIO Tt?xas J u lv ; 19 - , .L „ / | 12. — T ra p p ed 3000 fee t in th e a ir in an u n c o n tro lla b le a irp la n e L ie u te n a n t A. E. C ra w fo rd of K elly F ie ld saved h is life by le a p - > ing in to s p a c e w ith his p a r a c h u te . L ie u te n a n t C raw fo rd is th e second o ffic e r to escape d e a th by th e use of a p a ra c h u t in six w eeks. H is p la n e c ra sh e d to th e ground and burned up. 1 o'f‘a i r neaHv e ^ ry io d y T ju v e n ile o! | C° U tnry o ccasIo n ally P u b lish es in j Folks Like Our Breads adult, really likes drinks made ol i a i ° u rn a l of a n o th e r, b u t th is do?s • llic«e nil year round fruit juices n ot h a p p e n o fte n e n o u g h to m ak e Sim ply iMH'ause th ey are bet a n y s ig n ific a n t d ifferen ce except ! ter— ingredients, m ixing, bak ing, a p p e a ra n c e . ” <>. A. C. G R A D U A TE IS in th e case of a few of th e sm al N O TICE K IL L E D BY CO M BIN E N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN le r c o u n trie s , a s D e n m a rk , w hich to a ll S u b sc rib e rs to th e C ap ital do n o t h a v e im p o rta n t c h e m ic a l, W ALLA W A LLA , W ash ., J u ly S tock of th e p ro p o sed C o rp o ra jo u rn a ls of th e ir o w n .” 14- — W illiam M cGaw, 25. m em D u rin g th e la s t y e a r, according« tio n to be o rg an iz ed fo r th e p u r ber of th is y e a r's g r a d u a tin g class to D r. C ra n e , 6,014 a b s tra c ts , or poses of p ro c u rin g a site, e re c t a t O regon A g ric u ltu ra l college, ion of a h o tel a n d fu rn is h in g th e w as k illed in s ta n tly y e ste rd a y sam e, in th e C ity of A sh la n d , T h a t è ♦ «♦«< ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 0 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » < _ m o rn in g w hen a com bine on th e F IR S T M E E T IN G of th e SUB w hich he w as w o rk in g n e a r P re s S C R IB E R S fo r such C a p ita l c o tt u p set. S tock w ill be h e ld a t th e City F o u r m en on th e m ac h in e es H all in th e C ity of A sh la n d , O re caped in ju ry . M cGaw’s hom e is gon, a t T en O’c lo c k A. M. on in th e P re s c o tt section. T h u rs d a y , A u g u st 7 th , 1 9 2 4 , a n d ! all s u b s c rib e rs a re u rg e d to be l n re s e n t, and in th e m e a n tim e C lassified A ds B rin g R e s u lts A L L a r e u rg e d to use ev e ry re a s - • o n ab le effo rt to in c re a se th e s u b - ; sc rip tio n s to th e sto ck t h a t th e ! The Tidings is striving fu ll a m o u n t m ay h av e been sub- «1 earnestly to give you that, sc rib e d by said d a te . Vhich you expect of your H E N R Y G. E N D E R S, J r . C h a irm a n of th e B o ard of home paper. In c o rp o ra to rs . 2 61-4t Staples Realty Agency MILLION SPE N T OX MILL TO B E RUN BY E L E C T R IC IT Y chddren, furnishing a high percentage j n 8hed in ‘Chemical A bstracts’ of or i Mtannnes neeessarv for fo r growth. trrr.w+h . so °e<*ssary In addition, orange and lemon juice p a p e rs a p p e a rin g m th e jo u rn a ls supply valuable mineral salts and of th e s e c o u n trie s . healthful mild acids to the system, “ To be s u re , a citizen of o n e !