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FOR RENT
FOR RENT— 5 room furnished
house. Inquire 121 Laurel St.
88— S.M.W.F.*
FOR RENT— Furnished ap art
m ent, garage, 272 Maple street.
77— tf
FOR SALE
TWO AND HALF ACRE tract,
good six room house, barn, three
chicken houses and double gar
age, fru it and garden, all for
>2800.00. Beaver Realty Co.
83— 1
FO R SALE or TRADE for milk
cows; team of good work horses,
373-J1.
88— 3*
FOR HALE or TRADE— Horse,
harness, wagon, Inquire at 803 N.
Main St.
88— 6*
FOR SALE: — >4 500 for 160
acres on elegant Ranch; stream
through the place; fine fishing;
good soil; clear of encumbrances:
easy term s or will exchange for
a home in Jackson county, as
part or full payment. J. J. Deak-
in. Ashland, Oregon.
87— tf
FOR SALE: — $3500 for 15
acres berry land at Hillsboro,
Oregon, small house; good barn;
fenced; three-fourths mile from
Pacific Highway; elegant w ater:
term s to suit purchaser or will
exchange for Ashland or Medford
home; take or assume any dif
ference. J. J. Deakin, Ashland,
Oregon.
87— tf
FOR TRADE: — We have a
modern 6-room dwelling in North
Bend, Ore., to trade for Ashland
or Medford property of near the
same value; owner w ants to come
to Ashland or Medford. Beaver
Realty Co.
87— 3t
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED— To rent from own
er. a good 40 to 80 acre, improv
ed ranch, close to school. Would
consider buying later if suited.
Clifford Sandy, Banks, Ore.
88— 1 mo
See—
BEAVER REALTY CO.
for Bargains in Real-Es
tate. Wo also handle In
surance and Loans. 82-tf
P N E U M O N IA
USUALLY STARTS
i FROM COLDS
PROFESSIONAL
PHYSICIANS
OR. HAWLEY— Above
office. Phone 91.
Tidings
Miss E dith Dodge, E ditor
DR. C. W. HANSON
Phone item s to h er at 8», between
D entist
S a. m. and 5 p. m.
Special attention given to pyor
rhoea. Office upstairs in Beaver
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Block. Phone 178-J.
233-tf.
Tuesday, December 16. Civic
DR. G. C. PHETTEPLACE
Club will meet at the club house.
D entistry
Mrs. W illiam Glenn, speaker.
Gas or local anesthesia- for ex
Wednesday, December 17. Aux
traction
and
minor surgery.
iliary
to Trinity Guild will meet
Special attention given to straig h t
ening and care of children’s in Parish house.
teeth.
W ednesday,
December
17.
Above Citizens Bank
Ladies
Aid
Society
of
the
Metho
Phone. Office, 151— Res., 201-J
dist Church will m eet with Mrs.
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac M. W. W heeler, 131 North Main
tice limited to eye, ear. nose ano street a t 2:30.
th ro at— X-ray Including teeth.
Thursday, December 18. Elks
Office hours, 10 Co 12 and 2 tc Ladies Club will meet in club
5. Swedenburg Bldg., Ashland, rooms.
* * *
Ore.
B irthday P a rty — ’
DR. E. B. ANGELL— Chiropractic
A delightful birthday party was
and
Electro-Therapy. Office given Thursday when Miss Maxine
phone 48; residence 142. First Erickson celebrated her second
N ational Bank building.
birthday. H er little friends and
th
eir m others were present. The
THE SOUTHERN OREGON
children
played games -and had
CLINIC
1st National Bank Bldg.
a delightful time and were then
Medical
Surgical
O bstetrical taken into the dining room where
D iagnostic X-ray
they were greeted w ith a large
R. W. Stearns, M. D.
table decorated in red and white.
R. E. Green, M. D.
R. W. Sleeter, M. D. Place cards adorned each place. A
large birthday cake and red and
Office hours 2-5 p. m.
Phone 238-R
white jello was served to the
children
while the m others en
CONVALESCENT HOME
joyed
a
luncheon
of sandwiches
W here the sick get well. Cot
tage plan. We hoard and care for and birthday cake.
invalids and old people. M atern
The following and th eir m oth
ity dept. Call 153.
ers were present, Robert Farlow,
Bobbie and Joe Burdic, Shirley
MONUMENTS
Enders, Buddy Provost, K athleen
ASHLAND GRANITE
Dillard,
M urray
Phetteplace,
MONUMENTS
Jean ette H asting, Gordon Bourne,
B lair G ranite Co.
B arbara Shelby, Nolatie Shelby,
S. PENNISTON, M anager
Edm und Dews, Nancy and Billy
Office 175 E. Main
Briggs, Jr., Phyllis and Ju n io r
Res. Phone 444-Y
Powell and the little hostess,
Maxine Erickson.
IN ¥ GIRL IN TROUBLE— May
* * *
communicate with Ensign Lee
Christinas P a rty —
of th e Salvation Army a t the
One of the Christm as parties
W hlteShleld Home, 565 May- to be given this season was the
fair Ave., Portland, Oregon.
delightful one given Friday even
ing by Mrs. L. S. Brown, W orthy
PLANING MILL
M atron and Dr. W. E. Blake,
IORDONS SASH AND CABINET W orthy P atron of the Alpha
WORKS, Cor. Helman
and Chapter, No. 1. O. E, S. The
Van Ness.
194'tf guests for the evening were the
officers of the chapter and those
TRANSFER AND EXPRESS
W hittle T ransfer A Storage Co.
NOTICE OF FINAL
for SERVICE.
SETTLEMENT
Experienced movers and pack
In County Court,
Jackson
era of household goods. Deal
ers in coal and wood. Phone County, Oregon.
E state of Renaldo A. Lares,
117.
Deceased.
Office 89 Oak St. near
The undersigned A dm inistrator
Hotel Ashland
of the E state of Renaldo A. Lares,
T. L. POWELL— General T rans Deceased, has filed in said Court
fer— Good team and
motor his Final Account as A dm inistra
trucks. G »od service at a rea tor, and the Judge of said Court,
souab2e price. Phone 83.
has designated Saturday, January
3, 1925 a t 10:00 A. M. at th e
FEHIGE-ROACH
Court House in Jacksonville, Ore
Transfer — Express — Storage gon as the time and place to hear
Hauling — Dray work of all any objections to the approval of
kinds. Quick m otor service. Dry said Account.
wood of all kinds. Phone 410-R G. F. BILLINGS, A dm inistrator.
375 B. St.
112-tf
77— 5 Mon.
ÂS'ÊtÀifô ftAitf M W
who assisted in the Ada Addenda.
Covers were laid for 25.
The group assembled early iu
the evening at the Brown h o m e (
and spent the evening playing
Christm as
games.
Mesdames
Hammond and Schuerman tied
for first prize and Mrs. II. C
Stock won the consolation
The house was beautifully de
corated with Christm as greens,
m istletoe and holly
Late in the evening the guests
were served a two course lunch
eon at a table adorned with a
Christm as tree and greens. Fol
lowing the luncheon each guest
perform ed a stu n t much to the
am usem ent of the others. A fter
many happy hours the group ad
journed wishing for more of these
pleasant affairs.
«
Monday. heceirtiMd- 1$, ittiU
»
DAINTY GIFT LINGERIE A “Special Delivery”
for the Old Postman
Old Bill, the postman, was near
ing home ?fter his day’s trudging,
trudging in the snow delivering
Christmas mail. So many letters
for so many people—would tiiere
be one for him? He brushed the
snow from his mail box and held
his breatli while lie looked. No—
there was none; and a great lump
came in his throat. Thirty, forty
envelopes bearing Christmas cheer
he had delivered at a single house,
hut not one letter greeted him at
his own door on Christinas Eve.
He entered the tiny house discon
solate. It was so lonely there since
“she” had died—and their only son
was far away and had not even
written—no, not n single letter.
Bill shuffled into the kitchen and
sank into a rocker near the stove.
“Not one letter,” was his only
thought, “and yet I deal in let
Portland — Oregon apple ship
ments to October 31st, am ount-
ed to 1,300,000 boxes, with 350.-
000 more being prepared to ship.
Douglas county has shipped 4 00
cars of broccoli, with 400 more
cars to ship.
Lum ber for Oc-l
tober was 38,316,000 feet and
grain shipm ents were 3,240.000
bushels worth $4,692,000.
W hat Have They Been?
I have always found, even in
youth, quite as much interest in
looking back as in looking forward.
It is good to plan for the future,
hut there is quite as much to be
gained from reviewing the past and
in seeing how far we have come,
how much we have accomplished,
In what ways we have developed.
I was talking to Foreman about
the year that is so nearly at an end.
He was dissatisfied witli his prog
ress and uncertain as to whether
or not the time and money he had
expended had l>een worth while. He
had learned little, it seemed, for all
he could see, he wasn’t different
than when he had left the little
country town nine months ago. But
I could see that he was a little
more self-satisfied, a little surer of j
himself, a little less crude in his I
manners. He was learning to think, j
learning to meet people, and de-1
veloping a little wider range of in- j
terest than when he left home.
As you come to the end of thej
year and look back, how far have
you come? It is an easy question
to ask, but possibly not so easy to
answer.
When we were littie children nt
home, mother used to teach us after
we had said our prayers at night
to go over in our minds for u min
ute or two the events of the day
and try to determine whether it
had been a good day for. us or a
bad one. Often we dropped off to
sleep before we had gone far, but
it was a good experience, this look
ing our accomplishments in the
face and trying honestly to esti
mate them. It is something like
this that I should like to put be
fore you as this year is closing.
What has the year meant to yon?
New friends? New powers? New
ideals? Have you done something
worth while? Are you better,
stronger, more able to fight the bat
tles of the world than you were a
year ago? Are you wiser with a
wisdom that Is dean, healthy and
uplifting? If so, the year is end
ing happily for you.—Thomas A.
Clark, Dean of Men, University of
Illinois.
FO LD S
3^$^
of head or chest
cl
are more aaaily
treated externally
exta
treated
w ith—
V a r o R U B
O ver 1
7
J a r s U e e d Y e a rly
» . • •♦ ♦ ♦ ■ «
For ( Jirísimas and
The New Year
The plants and flowers you
put on your gift list are like
bonds of satisfaction. Flowers
always suit, because flowers al
ways please.
te r s,”
Our Accomplishments—
There is wisdom 111 reading ads.
Tidings Ads brings results.
Just then the doorbell rang, and
a “special delivery” was thrust into
Lis hands. With tears of joy he
This dainty lingerie set is going tore it open and read. His son,
to make some lucky lady happy at Ids only son would he home on tlie
Christmas time—if a Lint to the “midnight” train.—H. Lucius Cook.
wise is enough. A step-in and ■ (© . 1924, W eatern N ew spaper U n ion .)
chemise are made of fine, light-col
ored voile and decorated witli disks 1 Salem— Linen company organ
of voile, the size of a silver dollar, j ized witli $150,000 capital, to
in three pretty colors. They arej make linen twine.
set on witli hemstitching in colored
‘breads.
“ Quality without
over charge”
Come out and see our line
of plants and flowers.
ullatcher the Florist”
1070 Boulevard
Open on Sundays
Phone 1 1ft
We deliv er
REAL SANTA CLAUS
Since we must liave our
Christmas trees, the ciiief
problem is how they are to
he obtained. The cutting,
shipping and selling of
Christmas trees has devel
oped into an established busi
ness, extending over the en
tire country. One large ship
per of New England lias been
in the business for forty
years and in that time has
sold many thousand carloads
of trees. Some of these have
been shipped as far south as
Texas nnd as far west as Chi
cago. This pioneer in the in
dustry is now eighty-two
years of age, but he is still
active, and curiously enough
he Is a reai Santa Claus in
appearance.—Frank Herbert
Sweet.
I
10 to 50 Per Cent
Wheel Goods
Automobile^
Coasters
Kiddie Cars
for Children
I®. 1924, W estern N ew sp ap er U nion.)
GIFTS A GIRL LIKES
S im p S O I l’s
Hardware
Winchester Store
OFF on Our Entire Stock of
CHRISTM AS JEW ELRY
Reductions for Christmas
Diamonds and Jewelry ...................................
Fountain Pens and Pencils ...........................
W rist Watches and C lo c k s.............................
Hollow Ware and Out Glass ........................
Ivory and Silver Novelties ...........................
Umbrellas .........................................................
10%
10%
10%
20%
25%
50%
TRY OUR GRAB BAG
You Can’t Lose
No package contains less than $1.00 in mer
chandise and some of them as high as $25.00. Let’s
see if you have red blood.
SALE CLOSES JANUARY 1st
Charles A. White,
W. H. Hodkinscn Store
(© . 1924, W estern N ew spaper U nion.)
Light in the Steeple
on Christmas Morning
Far above the sleeping city, like
a low and leading st«r, like a
watchful and kindly eye,’ like a
beacon of assuring hope, a prom
ise of Christmas morning* beamed
the light of the old church steeple.
It shone down through one of the
church windows and smiled upon
the pictured shepherds who found
a morning at midnight; and upon
the stately wise men who knew the
Joy of making gladness out of
gifts. Its rays lighted up a gar
ret, where two.very hopeful young
sters w r e sleeping upon a very
small bed, after making sure thai
the light was there.
In the
street below a passer looking up,
saw it and sm iled; another paused
under the glow and spell of It and
dropped a coin Into the poor bos
at the church door. The Salva
tion Army lass came out from tl»e
church porch and thumped her tam
bourine merrily because some
genial influence had filled her has
ket so full, almost dancing down
the street as the bells saw by the
gleaming light that it was time to
ring.
ASHLAND PAINT CO
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Dependable
FOR
LEASING OF COMMUNITY
P h y sicia n s w arn against n eg lect Painting Contractors & Decorators
HOSPITAL,
ASHLAND. OREGON
ing coughs and colrls and tell of
SWENNING & GEAR
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
the serious lung ‘com plications Phone 408-J
57-1 mo.*
th a t the Mayor and Common
th a t niay resu lt. le a d in g physi
WOOD SAWING
Council of the City of Ashland,
cian s now proscribe BALSAMEA
Jackson County, Oregon, will re
for a ll bronchial affections. BAL
WANTED— Wood sawing. Tel ceive bids for the leasing of the
SAMEA is a pure vegetab le prep
470-J.
63— Imo* Community Hospital, equipm ent
aration m ade from a new ly dis
covered plant... Dr.
B enj.
F.
and grounds for the year 1925.
For a smooth shave
C rabtree, A nderson, Mo., w rites:
Conditions of such bid may be
and quick service go ’ had upon application to the un
“ I use it exclu sively for my prac
to the Shell Barber • dersigned officer.
tic e and m y fam ily. It is quick,
w ith c h e e r in g g lo r y and
Shop.
Ladies and , Bids will be received at any And so
su re and sa fe in its action like
w ith chim e
children get your hair ' time prior to 8 P. M. Tuesday, Came in a n o th er happy C hristm as
n oth in g e ls e .”
tim e.
Toward the end of the influ
bobbed and marcel Jan u ary 6, 1925, at which time
enza epidemic a governm ent phy
led.
While the old steeple, still point
same will be opened.
sician noticed th a t a tribe of In
ing
upward, remained as a witness
The conncil reserves the right
to things high and splendid.—Chris
W. A. SHELL, Prop.
dians in Nevada, by the use of oils
S32 A. St. Ashland, Ore i to reject any and all bids so re topher G. Hazard.
from a native plant were immune
(© , 1924, W estern N ew sp ap er U nion.)
ceived.
from the ravages of Influenza.
GERTRUDE BIEDE,
He used these oils among his
SILVER HEADBANDS
Recorder of the City of Ashland,
white patients and then in a hos o *
Oregon.
85— 6t
pital
overflowing with ‘d e ath ” « » HEAD STUFFED FROM
i»
CATARRH OR A COLD
rases. News of the results swept i
the world and for some tim e it ’ ’ Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
was not possible to supply the ‘ > Opens Air Passages Right Up.
demand.
BALSAMEA has now
been
Instant relief — no waiting.
standardized and gives unifo rm ly '
Your
clogged nostrils open right
m iraculous results in four ways;
I. It soothes the inflamed mem-' up; the air passages of your head Bring* Back its Color and
hranes and relieves irritation. 2. clear and you can breathe free
Lustre with Grandma’s
The most fashionable of pretty
It increases secretion of mucous ly. No more hawking, snuffling,
headband^ for evening wear, are
Sage
Tea
Recipe
and perm its easy expectoration, blowing, headache dryness. No
those made of narrow silver rib
3. It stim ulates pores of the skin struggling for breath at night; ;
bons, adorned with rosettes or tiny
Common garden sage brewed roses of the same.
in throw ing off body poisons and 4 your cold or cattarrh disappears.
into
a heavy tea, with sulphur and
Get a small bottle of Ely’s
It strikes at the cause, checking
alcohol
added, will tu rn gray,
Classified Ads B ring Resulta
germ action immediately.
Cream Balm from your druggist
streaked
and
faded
hair
beauti
Do not confuse it with ordin now. Apply a little of this fra-,
ary balsam cough syrups th a t are grant, antiseptic, healing cream fully dark and luxuriant. Mixing
only soothing syrups and do not in your nostrils. It penetrates : the Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe ;
go to the base of the trouble. through every air passage of t h e ! at home, though, is troublesom e.'
U nlike other cough remedies head, soothes the inflamed or! An easier way is to get the ready- •
BALSAMEA is free from coal ta r swollen mucous m embrane and re to-use preparation improved by
the addition of other ingredients
and other harm ful narcotics. lief comes instantly.
Pleasant to take and absolutely
I t’s ju st fine. Don’t stay stu f a large bottle, at little cost, at for your Christmas din
safe to give to children.
fed up with a cold or nasty cat drug stores, known as ‘‘W yeth’s
Sage and Sulphur Compound,” ner, that will delight you.
Be sure you get BAL-SA-ME-A arrh.
Thus avoiding a lot of muss.
with the picture of the Indian on
W hile gray, faded hair is not Why go to all the trouble
the package. G uaranteed to re
A fter a trial of less than a year, sinful, we all desire to retain our
lief any cough, no m atter from
what cause, or your money back. the people of Oregon voted to re youthful appearance and a ttra c to make a fruit cake when
All druggists sell BALSAMEA. In peal the state income tax, which tiveness. By darkening your
we can supply such de
Ashland buy it from Eastside imposed a graduated levy on in hair with W yeth’s Sage and Sul
comes from incomes from $1,000 phur Compound, no one can tell
Pharm acy.
licious ones at a reason
upward.
The tax officials are because it does it so naturally,
now trying to collect from $700,- so evenly. You ju st dampen a able price?
000 to $1,000,000 state income sponge or soft brush with it and
tax which they claim is due, or draw this through your hair, ta k
was due, on the last q uarter of ing one small strand a t a tim e;
for
the year for which they collect by morning all gray hairs have
CHRONIC
ed th e first three-quarters. The disappeared. A fter another ap
COUGHS
A ttorney General holds th a t plication or two your hair be
these unpaid taxes are collect comes beautifully dark, glossy,
T here's a message in The able. The m atter will probably soft and luxuriant and you appear
Tidings W ant Ads.
be carried to the supreme court. years younger.
LADIES! SECRET TO
Here is a toilet set which has
been made elegant by coverings of
figured silk in rose color, finished
with a fancy edging set with tiny
flowers. Gold or silver net, or lace,
are used over plain silk in any color,
for this purpose. One may convert
commonplace pieces Into rich and
hlglily decorative gifts in this way.
Higher le s t Gasoline just received
Start the Day •z Witli
a Smile
Shell Gasoline starts easy,
winter or summer. Gold
en Shell Oils, will not
gum up your motor.
W. & N.
Franklin Bakery
Phone 199
Service
Station
BOULEVARD and SHERMAN
Why Not Buy
Your Friend
a Spotlight,
Trouble Light
Rear View Mirror
Windshield
Cleaner
or some other suitable au
tomobile accessories?
Headquarters for
Accessories
THE BEST YET
T h ^ se d a y s before
C h ristm a s
w h e n m y w ife
keeps shooing m e
o u t o f th e linen c h est
an d th e to p sh elf of th e
p a n try a n d all o f th o se
p et hiding places for
C h ristm a s packages
Anti-Freeze
Let us put it in your radiator to prevent freezing.
We test free of ebarge
Dr. Oeser and Son
—an d w h e n I ’ve got
ta x e s —
an d in su ra n ce —
an d n e x t-to -last p a y m en ts
on one th in g an d a n o th e r
—I c a n ’t help hoping
th e re ’ll be o n e
box on th e C h ristm a s tree
w ith a lot of w ra p p e rs
a n d strin g s
and w a y d o w n in th e m iddle
a certificate
—saying th a t I o w n ab o u t
$100 w o rth
o f m o re re a l m oney
in good sec u rities
th a n I th in k I
o w n rig h t n o w
—tlie w a y th in g s look.
S om ebody tell h e r
th a t California O regon P o w e r
•’% P re fe rre d Stock
a p ractical
C h ristm a s p re sen t.
I t p a y s 7e. 14% d ividends
FLEXIBLE CEMENT
OOF! NG
— and th e price is ju s t
H A R R IS O N
Brothers, Garage
Fruit Cakes
The
Oeser’s Ashland Service Stai ion
lOCKEO/l
$98!
(w ith te rm s )
LT » u n H i n n n > i n » i n i m m
ir m m m n n .
PAZO
Ointment
A Guaranteed Remedy
PHD
r v /lx
ITCHING, BLIND,
BLEEDING OR PROTRUDING
D l f 17Q
A lluiLO
I t is now put up in collapsible tubes with detachable
pile pipe making it very easy to apply.
D R U G G ISTS refund money if
it fails to cure.
Special directions enclosed w ith each
package. Y our druggist will order it.
(Also put up in old style Tins, 60c.)
THIS is an extra
heavy asphalt ready
roofing with the fa
mous Carey patent
lap.
Carey Flexible Ce
ment roofs applied in the days of high
wheeled bicycles are still giving good
service today.
The same quality that made these
roofs last 30 years is being put into
Carey Flexible Cement roofing to
day.
Ask us for prices and samples.
Ashland Lumber Co.