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ASHLAND BAJÍA TIDINGS Classified Column Classified Column Rates One cent the word each time. To run every Issue for one month or more, 14 c the word each time. PROFESSIONAL PHYSICIAN 9 OR. HAWLEY—-Above office. Phone 91. Tidings >-> » < ♦ > > >■», nr»1» » O l a » > < » w W w» S o e ic Thursday, August ¿4, 1024 Vndéf the Craft work may be HENDERSHOTT NEW’ HEAD avw 4 ift ^4 this V» I e v exhibit, h lV ti Wood-block TI * 1 — ... seen op soldters . s home printing. Tie-dyeing, Batik, Sten cilling and Stitching. ROSEBURG, Aug. 12.— Trans- will evening be present both • tu Hostesses r n o « , and to d ire « i ¡ fer of properties ,’h e ' Oregon "a„°° : ì : t “ ‘r the u ? n’ 1 d l8 ,rtc t’ " " “ ' ^ ' ( o r ^ 1° T "-n,: ss c n n ^ S ’! UÄ I'illim DR. C. W. HANSON viewing ted high school . . . . . . . . the . . . wonder- ...... Ä ,Ä i „ .........„ ... Dentist l ful display along the various Special attention given to pyor-j FOR RENT luc 1 control. ) phases of a rt in which pupils at Phone item s to her a t 345-R, between 10 A. M., and 2 P. M. new commandant, replacing Judge! Classified Ads Bring Results ___________ rhoea. Office upstairs in B eav er; the School of A rt have had such 1 Riddle who was removed by the K )R RENT — Furnished two- I Block. Phone 17S-J. 233-tf. i and evenings. opportunity in development, be- state board of control recently. room apartm ent, 34 9 E. Main. ‘ cause of the establishm ent of this Mr. H endershott in taking over, 290-6* DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— P rac school. tice limited to eye, ear, nose ano the Institution stated that he ex CALENDAR OF THE W EEK dulged in until time to start on j * * * l"OR KENT— Six room bunga pected to make no changes in the! th ro at— X-ray including teeth. Friday, August 15. A rt Exhibit, low, spick and span condition, staff and complimented the retir- Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 tc j Civic Club House. A fternoon and the homeward way, coming by A nother Pleasant Trip__ the Union Creek Cut-off. Mr. and Mrs. Mark True have , ________ _ ______ close in, unfurnished except for 6. Swedenburg Bldg., Ashland, i evening. The party report a w o n d erfu l! ju st returned from a week’s out- stoves. Staples Realty Agency. Ore. i Saturday, August 16. W. R. C. outing, and recommended an es- j ing. They were accompanied by 291-tf | Meets at 1. O. O. F. Hail. A fter pecially beautiful place in which Mrs. Cora Dodge, of Ashland. FOR RENT— Furnished room DR. MATTIE B. SHAW— Resi noon. , to picnic when at Diamond Lake with or w ithout housekeeping They visited C rater Lake firs t,1 dence and office, 108 Pioneer Tuesday, August 19. Open Those who planned this pleas spending the night there and j privilege; also good garage. Mrs. avenue. Telephone 28. Office i House. Civic Club. Civic Club ant outing were the Misses Grace during their stay taking the won-1 we are introducing this summer D augherty, 55 Pine St. 287-12* hours, 10 to 12 a. m.: 2 to 5 ! House. and Anna Luman, and the Messrs. derful “ Rim Road Drive . a w onderful new prearation Inose lost, broken or damaged parts p. m. only. Wednesday, August 20. Upper A rthur Peters and L'.oyd Crow- FOR RENT: — Four room Most of their time was s p e n t' ^ no^ n a s house. For particulars see Mrs. DR. E. B. ANGELL^-Chiropractic ValIey Community Club. Meets at fon. in your car—no matter what ! at Diamond Lake which they en- Harmony « • « Lane, Tidings at 4:30 P. M. and Electro-Therapy. Office the home of Mrs. Huxley, W alk j joyed immensely; the boating and Cream of Almonds er Ave. 2:00 P. M. sharp. name it bears 291-6 Picnic in Park— ' fishing engaging a goodly share phone 48; residence 142. First ♦ • * » ♦ The following group of friends of th eir attention. National Bank building. FOR RENT— By the year, eight It keeps the skin Upper Valley Community Club— and relatives met for a. most d e - ' The retu rn trip was made by ' room furnished house; garden smooth, soft and The Upper Valley Community GET YOUR STOVE repaired at lightful picnic and reunion in the F o rt K lam ath and Pelican Bay w ith fru it; barn, pasture. Inquire w lrte— makes the ? Eagle Iron and Brass W orks, Club will hold its next m eeting at Lithia Park. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe and a night was spent at the Lake (pream 668 North Main. 291-6tf the home of Mrs. Huxley, on complexion frse h I i Oberlain street. New grates and Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. Homer of the Woods where they recent- I y V c have Stromberg carburetors, Timing fllmcnds W alker avenue next W ednesday, ind fair. It is un FOR R EN T:— Store building ~ ! liners made to order, any style Whiple, Mr. and Mrs. R. R i ly spent several days. excelled for sun- at 67 N. Main, after Sept. 1st. S. j stove. Stock on hand. Stoves for August the tw entieth. Crawford and daughter Fern, Mra. The entire trip was most de Gears, Detroit Springs, Farren-oid Fan Belts, The m eeting will begin prom pt b u r n, windburn, 264-lmo. Mary Crawford, Mrs. Carrie Pink lightful; the time spent seemed D. Taylor. 292-5tf Ra,e- ly at two o’clock and every one erton from F ort Jones, Califor and roughness of all too short for the scenic won Victor bearings, Fly Wheel ring gears, Mason, I DO FANCY cement work, FOR SALE is asked to be ahead of time if nia, and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Pink he skin. ders th a t a r e .to be seen. chimneys, septic tan k s; also cem- • possible for there is so much to * * * Kelly or OTO tires and hundreds of other auto PRICE 35c 'FO R SALE:— Pears and Craw etry work, etc., J. D. Peffley, 143 discuss in planning for the ex erton of 21 East Main. A fter the wonderful dinner to Note— Men will find this preparation ford peaches for canning at 527 6th St. 227— Imo* hibit for the F air th a t the hours very soothing after shaving. which all did ample justice a de Tuesday’s reception at the Terrace. Phone 408J, J. A. Gear. will be well filled. - lightful afternoon was spent in MONUMENTS 293-3 If possible something of the I visiting, sightseeing and enjoying Civic Club house will be found on another page. program will be given in Satur the Lithia w ater. ASHLAND GRANITE FOR SALE— All sized cucum day's issue, but all may rest as MONUMENTS bers for picking. Also green pep The guests departed at a late Heppner— JFnion Oil Company sured it w’lll be an interesting one. hour for home all hoping to have Oregon Granite Co. pers. Phone 485-J. W. E. Pierson, opens big distributing plant here It is hoped every member will S. PENNISTON. Salesman. Boulevard. 288-tf many more such delicious dinners, Res. 476 Laurel Phone 444-Y be present. and spent many more such happy • • * FOR SALE— Reed baby cart in _______________________________ j days in Ashland. good condition, 733 Oak, call 4NY GIRL IN TROUBLE May (jUCS(S from California— Mrs. C arrie Pinkerton who has 427-Y. 287— tf communicate with Ensign Lee Mra E1]a u Mills ba<J been been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. of the Salvation_ Army at the hostess to a num ber of Califor- F. W. Pinkerton of 21 E. Main FOR SALE— R. I. Red fryers W hlteShleld Home, 565 May-j nja relatives and friends. Mrs. for the past two weeks, departed milk fed, crate fattened, Maxe- fair Ave., Portland. Oregon. M argaret Barclay W illoughby, for home in California the follow dons, 977 B St. 271— 2mo* " T T 7“ “—7----- 7-------Mrs. Mills only niece with her Second Hand goods bought, sold . , . , ing day. RUY ASHLAND PROPERTY * • • 1 husband and young son arrived exchanged,repaired. Collected and let us show you a business last W ednesday, Mrs. G ertrude Social Life in Ashland’s Summer building well located at bar. delivered. Chair Doctor, Cor.3rd. Barclay who form erly lived in Colony— gain price. Now paying bet- and A St., Phone 295R. 232-2mo. Ashland, arrived from Los An er than 12 per cent. The days glidp by delightfully INSIDE ASHLAND REAL I geles, with friends, Mr. and * Mrs. for those who are spending the PLANING MILL ESTATE IS FROM 50 to 200 Anthony Johnson and Mr. E. C. summer at Lake of the Woods. PEE CENT CHEAPER TO- fORDON’S SASH AND CABINET Hitchcock on Thursday of iast Every cabin has its own camp DA'S THAN IN ANY OTHER WORKS, Cor. Helman and week. fire, and in the tw ilight different TOWN ITS SIZE ON THE Van Ness. 194tf On Friday evening Mrs. Mil’s groups drift by and stop and PACIFIC COAST. When prices start upward, and Mrs. Charles Pierce received ehat in its friendly glow. TRANSFER AND EXPRESS watch the stam pede. informally in their honor, at the Toward the lower entrance, the W hittle T ransfer X Storage Co. borne of Mrs. Mills on the Boule younger people have a baseball TRADES for SERVICE. vard. Seven room modern house, diamond. There they play ball Experienced movers and pack 100 foot front on paved street, I There were eighty guests to en- each evening until dark, and then era of household goods. Deal I joy this pleasant hospitality and splendid location, to trade with equal value in Medford. ers in coal and wood. Phone greet the visitors so compliment- they dance on the beach afterw ard to the strains of a phonograph. 117. We have a client who is 1 I ed. The young people who have Office 89 Oak St. near from Missouri, and w ants to go Monday morning Mr. and Mrs. been enjoying the above amuse back, has a nice little ranch, Hotel Ashland George Willoughby, son Barclay, ments Jtnve been the Niningers, with Irrigation, close to town, to trade for satisfactory prop i T. L. POWELL— General Trans- with Mrs. Ella B. Mills. Mrs. Mrs. M arjorie Fraser, the Dodges, erty to value of $3500 in Old fer— Good team and motor G ertrude Barclay, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Mcllvany, Heinie Mulit, Missouri. trucks. G tod service at a rea Jameson and Mr. Hitchcock, left Ju an ita Ross, Constance McWil And I have splendid 5 acre 1 for C rater Lake where a most liams, Beth and Jo y ;e Johnson souab.'e price. Phone 83. tra c t on paved highway, 2 delightful outing was spent. some from K lam ath Falls and a miles east of town for $750, no Absence of smoke made the ex- other snap like it. num ber whose names w’ere not FKHIGE-ROACH If you have a bargain to of T ransfer — Express — Storage perience of the visitors particular- secured. fer, you can guess what to do Hauling — Dray work of all '? fortunate, since such wonderful John and Mary Daley are recent kinds. Quick motor service. Dry views were obtained in the clear arrivals. John has returned, but WAKE UP CALL ON THE MAN WHO Mary will rem ain with the wood of all kinds. Phone 410-R atmosphere. ADVERTISES 375 B St 112-tf The guests leave for th eir Cal- Dodges. The Poleys have hau Ashland, Ore. _________:______________________ ifornia homes today after a va- a num ber of guests at th eir cot E. T. STAPLES KING’S TRANSFER— Service cation tour th a t has extended tage. The Misses Florence Allen 71 E. Main, Ashland Hotel Bid. day or night at reasonable rates, over some time, having visited In oi-den- to assure you of our and Minnie Poley have returned great d esire to serve and please To (Inscribe the in tegrity, ic ll ibil- Wood for sale. Phone 113, Res. • Yosemite and Lake Tahoe before to town, as have the Hartleys. MISCELLANEOUS you at all tim es and under all ity and m erchandise of this con- 231 Van Ness. 265— lm o coming to Ashland. Many pleasant afternoons are eircunistanees I w ish to m ake this e< rn is net-dless. Every man or frank statem en t— That although WANTED:— To borrow $3,000 _______________________________ • • • spent at the C arter summer home child w ho has liveti in Grants Blacksm ith Shop evttiy article in th is great store is learning the real Chinese Mah on ample real estate security. No Pass and its vicinity know that Blacksmith Shop, E ast Main Berean Class P arty — m arked way below' its regular tify Tidings. 293-2t bettier than its present ow ners, Jongg. Mrs. Abbott learned the pr.ee and actual w orth during St. Horseshoeing, Automobile The hospitable home of the w ho are strivin g to keep that game in China and a num ber find I th is sale— I ab solutely d esire that WANTED:— Loan of $400.00 Spring work a specialty. A uro' Hawley’s was the scene of a most j sam e policy and ndher«- to its it so much more interesting than ■ everyth in g purehasetl should be principles with that sam e deter 1 happy gathering when 4 h e mem-1 for two years, eight per cent, good parts. satisfactory to you—<-nnd it' for the American way th a t they a r e : m ination as its past owner.-« who IRA YERIAN. 252-1 mo. hers of the Berean Class of the j security. Box 8. Care of Tidings. any reason w hatsoever you should taking this opportunity to acquire ! have .just recently r id in d . 1 "■ C hristian church assembled for j wish to bring hack any article , 293-4* the O riental method. Only Two Changes of AKD W ILL CONTINUE FOR TWO Says Piles Heal Up and. the covered dish dinner th at had ; bought during th is sale— you w ill Mrs. W. E. Newcotnbe is a guest W ANTED:— Ashland, vicinitj confer a great favor upon us by WEEKS TO GIVE THOSE WHO Management in 35 Years Disappears Forever been planned for their pleasure. ~ , of the Lloyd Mulits, and/they too property. A clean cash business returning sam e for som e other Nothin«" hut the« most staple ---------- The guests were served, a l a ; . _ . z . . LIVE AT A DISTANCE A CHANCE item — or your m oney w ill be are very interested in the game to trade for unencumbered prop brands are carried in stock, such Seldom Fails To Give Absolute cafeteria, from beautifully ap- TO B U Y _________ ch eerfu lly nffurned w ithout any as Hart Sebalfner and Marx and and in the different method of erty. Describe fully, give location, Relief from All Pain and Suf- pointed tables, laden with the con- argum ent. Therefore it behooves C lothcraft su its and overcoats playing. price. George W alling, Eugene, ferlng. G uaranteed by East tents of the covered dishes and every m an to tak e advantage of for m en, Lee bats, D utchess and Mr. W. T. A bbott is expected Oregon. 292-3* th is w onderful buying opportun- Side Pharm acy and All Good to which was added heaping Stag trousers, Jautzeii bathing soon from Los Angeles, to join it J • Druggists. suits and sw eaters, Florsheim platters of the most delicious WANTED: — Housekeeper — Mrs. Abbott at Lake of the Woods and W alk-Over dr««.s shoes, Berg- fried chicken. Nothing was omit (S ign ed ) m ust be able to take full charge J. C. BRILL man Dayton, A A cutter, loggi-rs Mr. and Mrs. Tracey Abbott hie Many sufferers from Piles or ted to make this banquet perfect of family and be good with chil apparel. parents, will accompany him Hem orrhoids have become des in its menu of satisfying delica dren. W rite Box “ C” in care of They will spend a short time pondent because they have been cies. Tidings. 292-6* It is but fair to state that were Tilat wil1 be the cutstanding feature of led to believe th at th eir case was | Dr. Hawley was assisted by there, then go on to tour Ore it not to raise this amount of Piesent da7 merchandising. Hundreds Men s Florsheim a n d Walk hopeless and th a t there was noth- j Miss Ruth York who is home op gon, it being their first visit to the state. For a smooth shave ing in the world to help them. money a sale of this description ,oi £arments t0 cho°se from in pinch- Over dress shoes, val- e g her vacation. The Enders, McGees, Engles, To these people we say, “ Go to and quick service go would be wholly imuossible backs and belt models for young men to nes up to $10, at pr. 4***“ The evening was spent so pleas- to the Shell Barber your druggist and get an original j antly and happiiy in a way th a t McCoys, H. O. Johnsons and _ conservatives ior business and elderly Shop. Ladies and box of MOA\ A SUPPOS1TOR-j au enj Oy — the singing, in the Btirdics were all at the lake, Men’s 20-Ide Collars .........12^c men ln stcut, slim and regular sizes, in Men’s J s Florsheim a n d Walk- children get your hair XE8. One of these inserted Into mellow candle light of old Sunday, as were many others. Men’s ties, lot up to 75e . 39c everY wanted material such as plain and ver dress shoes, val- e g •yg The entire colony are having bobbed and marcel the rectum according to direc- and favorite songs In which All Men’s silk lisle sox, pr. . ,32c fancy worsteds, blue serges, tweeds, ues UP t0 $12> Pair led. tions will be found to give im j every one takes part. Miss Ruth a most delightful time as is usual All 25c m en’s fine sox, pr. . .19c cheviots’ etc’» etc- EverY garment Mon’s $5 work and dress source of the trouble and by theii York presided at the piano and with the fortunate ones who can spend some time at the lake, and W. A. SHELL, Prop. soothing healing antiseptic ac led the delightful chortts. Men’s $1.00 silk sox, p r...........69c stylishly tailored shoes ............... all wish the entire summer and ¡32 A. St. Ashland, Ore tion first allay the pain and sore Those who were present to en To 75c men’s silk sox, pr. ..49c 10 $(> men’s work and dress p art of the fall m ight he spent ness and then by direct contac. joy the banquet and musical there. To $2.50 men’s dress shirts $1.85 LOT NO. 1 SUITS THAT e < e shoes ............... ............... $4.69 with the ulcers and piles cause evening were the Messrs and Notes from a letter telling how ------------ ----------------- ------------- SOLD UP TO $25, NOW To $7.50 work & dress them to heal up and disappear Mesdames Edwin Dunn, David the days pass out at the delightful Big lot of m en’s high shoes, pr........... ............... $5.49 McKinney, Floyd Putm an, V. K. forever. resort where so many Ashland LOT NO. 2 SUITS THAT grade dress shirts go at I t’s simply wonderful h o w . Allison, Jam es Putm an, Frank To $3.50 Scout & W ork both local and internal, and has bet speedily they act. Blessed relief '¡Shaffer, Mrs. John Leggett, Lloyd friends have cottages, and rest SOLD UP TO $30, NOW shoes, p r........... ............... $2.29 and play and enjoy each hour In successful in the treatment of Catan Men’s A fine khaki shirts fof over 40 years. Sold by all druggist often comes in two days. Even in! Bryant, Miss Ruth \o r k . Miss leisurely fashion. 89c t LOT NO. 3 SUITS THAT * * « F. J. CHENEY S l CO.. Toledo. Ohl cases th a t have steadily resisted Benedict, Dr. Maude Hawley and ! Men’s fine felt dress Up to m en’s union suits 95c SOLD UP TO $35, NOV/ i<l knbwn treatm ents, marvelous ^ r - - Hawley. A rthur Coop-1 D inner G uest— hats, values up to $5. results have been obtained. MO- er was a v *sD°r who enjoyed the j Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Oskar of Government Is spending $185,- M EN’S $2 KHAKI PANTS $1.39 LOT NO. 4 SUITS THAT AVA is one of the wonderful dis- happy time also. S3 Morton street were host and 000 of Forest Service fuds on Men’s $3.75 felt d i'ess hats $2.39 SOLD UP TO $40, NOW coveries of recent years and any! rhe H aw leys have ju st com hostess in their pleasant home at North Santiam road from Niagara Lot of m en’ blue Cham Men’s $1.00 dress caps, now 69c sufferer from Piles or H em orr pleted the remodeling of their a delightful dinner Tuesday with to Detroit, in Marion county. LOT NO. 5 SUITS THAT < ^ 4 ¿ / e W alker avenue residence and it Men’s $1.50 fine <Iress caps 95c bray work siti i ts hoids who is disappointed with its Mrs. Boyd Tucker as compliment is a delightfully cozy and well SOLD UP TO $45, NOW t p to $5 men’s dr< *ss p a n ts $3.95 use can have their money refund ed guest. Pendleton — State highway planned home, the two commod Men’s 20-dress sox, p r......... 11c LOT NO. 6 SUITS THAT • • • 1 p to $0 men’s fine dress commission authorizes bridge ed. E ast Side Pharm acy will sup ious screen porches m aking for Leather palm canvas gloves 25c across Umatilla river, to cost ply you. Mail orders accepted. 5 p a n t« ............... comfort and coolness and almost D elightful O pportunity SOLD UP TO $50, NOW very soothing after shaving. $48,000. Men’s 75c leather work perm itting them to live out doors. ; Friday afternoon and evening Men’s $1.50 leather gloves, * * E xtra Special! Men’s $40 (£ 4 Q C gloves ;.............. will afford a wonderful opportun- Pr ............................................ 95c Norfolk Suits Go At Delightful Trip— ity for every one to see the work A nother delightful trip to Cra- of which so much is being said— Are you planning on any Jantzens $7.50 Bathing Suits Shoes Lot of Men’s Palm Beach Men’s B.V.D. and other , ter and Diamond Lake9 was en- th at of the Summer School of Art, for men W L. DOUGLAS I joyed Sunday by a group of young now’ in session. Athletic union suits, gar Suits Will Sell At and women This exhibit will be given at people who started very early for The footwear which is un C rater Lake going by way of the ’Civic Club house and every one is invited to come during the iversally approved by I Medford. If so we will be glad to assist afternoon or evening. Men have The wonderful way was espec you in the painting and wall men. papering arrangem ents. ially enjoyable in the early m orn a special invitation, for they will Fuller Paints and Varnishes ing and while at the Lake the find much to interest them in | “ Rim R oad’’ trip was taken. the Landscape painting, the Craft Leaving C rater Lake they drove work, Design, W ater Color, Poster ! to Diamond Lake, where lunch work and Lettering, and the Pen- was eaten and motor boating in- CH sketching. Mrs. Grace E. Andrews, Editor We Can FOf [Re Skill and Complexion repla ce For Every Car McNair Brothers Leedom’s Tire House The Most Startling Merchandise Announcement of the Year Readjustment Sale OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE Peerless Clothing Company of Grants Pass It Is the Determination of ,5. C. Brill. Successor to Immediately CAS By Throwing on Sale This Fine Stock of Men’s and Young Men’s (nothin-', Fur ms lings. S ioes, Work Clothes, Etc., Etc.— In Fact Everything a Man Wants l o r Immediate Use—As Well As Fall and Winter Requirements. . MEN! THIS IS ONE GRAND OPPORTUNITY TO BUY STATEMENT READ! Stalls Friday AUGUST 15,9 i 4 Seiling of Mens & Young Mens C L O T H IN G HaU’s Catarrh Medicine i:“ 95c $19.85 $24.95 $29.75 39c $37.50 79c IN T E R IO R Decoration? $7.95 $4.95 J . C. BRILL, S u c c e s s o r , - GRANTS P A S S , ORE. J. 0 . RIGG OVERLAND Shoe Shop THE PEERLESS CLOTHING CO.