PAQE TRR8B
Tursday, January 29, 1925
PROFESSIONAL
Classified Column
T/eallh
Òiints
PHYSICIANS
dam nified Colum n R ates
One cen t th e word each
tim e.
OR. HAW LEY— Above
office.
To run every laaue for one
month or more, (¿c the word
each time.
Tidings
Phone 91.
DR. C. W. HANSON ♦
Dentist
Special attention given to pyor
rhoea. Office upstairs in Beaver
Block. Phone 178-J.
233-tf.
FOR RENT
RENT: — Furnished
apartment, 3 rooms with private
DR. G. C PH ETTEPLAC E
D entistry
bath and porch. Phone 263R or
I
Gas
or
local
for ex
call at Shook Bldg.
125—2 traction and anesthesia
minor surgegy.
FOR RENT: — Garage on Special attention given to straight
ening and care* of children’s
Fourth St. Inquire 662 B St.
teeth.
121— 6*
Above Citizens Bank
Phene. Office, 151—Res., 201-J
for
FO RSA LE
WOODS—Pyac-
tlce limited to eye, ear, nose ana
throat—X-ray Including teeth.
Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 tc
5. Swedenburg Bldg., Ashland,
Ore.
DR. E R N E ST A.
FOR SALE — Fine large home
close to Main street on Oak, 9 or
10 big rooms, lot 75 feet front by
about 190 feet deep, semi-business
location sure to grow in value.
Price now only $5,000. H. C.
Galey, No. 65 E. Main St. 125-2t DR. E. B. ANGELL-—Chiropractic
and Electro-Therapy. Office
FOR SALE: — Good 6-room
phone 48; residence 142. First
house on 5th St., $2500, easy
National Bank building.
terms. H. C. Galey, No. 65 E.
Main St.
♦
125—2t
CONVALESCENT HOME
Where
get well. Cot
FOR SALE: — Splendid tract tage plan. the We sick
board and care for
of 3 1-5 acres, good soil, fine invalids and old people. Matern-
slopes, lots of fruit, wonderful Ity dept. Call 15i3.
view, delightful location for nice
DECORATORS
home. For short time can sell for
$1600. H. C. Galey, No. 65 E. H. GEAR
F. J. SW ENNING
Main St.
125—2t
P h on e 3 1 5 -R
Dependable Painting Contractors.
FOR SALE: — One acre and
T inting and P aper H anging
good 6-room house near Baule-
vard and High School, fine lo
MONUMENTS
cation, good street. $2900. H. C.
ASHLAND GRANITE
Galey, No. 65 E. Main.
125-2t
MONUMENTS
FOR SA LE: — Due to the fact
B lair GraAite Co.
I am leaving town, I must sell
S. PENNISTON, Manager
my 5-room residence by February
Office 175 E. Main
1st. Has bath, clothes closets and
R es. P hon e 4 44-Y
other modern built-in conveni
ences; located close to business INY G IRL IN TROUBLE— May
com m unicate w ith E nsign Lee
section. Bargain price until Feb
o
f th e Salvation Arm y at the
ruary 1st. Phone 98 or 403-R.
W
hiteShleld H om e, 565 May-
125—tf
fair A ve., Portland. Oregon.
CASH PAID for false teeth,
PLANING MILL
dental gold, platinum and dis
carded jewelry. Hoke Smelting
& Refining Co., Otsego, Michigan. JORDON’S SASH AND CABINET
WORKS,
Cor. H elm an
and
Van N ess.
194'tf
FOR SALE: — One Hinman
Electric Milker, cheap. 107 4th St.
Phone 276L.
125-3*
T R A N SFE R AND E X PR E SS
W hittle T ransfer A Storage Co.
for SERVICE.
FOR SALE: — Two-acre ranch
on the Applegate highway 1-8
mile from Applegate P. O. Seven-
room |iouse, concrete basement,
fine garden land, good water sys
tem, barn, chicken house, garage.
Call or address A. L. Wimer, Ap
plegate, Oregon.
122- 2 wk.*
Experienced movers and pack
ers of household goods. Deal
ers In coal and wood. Phone
117.
Office 89 Oak St. near
Hotel Ashland
T. L. POWELL—General Trans
fer—Good team and motor
trucks., G )od service at a rea
sonable price. Phone 83.
FOR SALE: — Red Cedar
Posts, 10c and uj. f. o. b. Siskiyou
Oregon,
reasonable
delivery.
Mountain Fuel Co., or Beavter
Realty Co.
122-6*
.
fehige - roach
Transfer — Express — Storage
FOR SALE: — Dry body wood,
Hanling
— Dray work of all
pine or fir. Telephone 383L or see
kinds.
Quick
motor service. Dry
Jim Beagle.
121— 6*
wood of all kinds. Phone 410-R
FOR SALE fqr 2-year storage. 375 B. St.
112-tf
Federal one ton chain drive truck,
assembled engine, Ore. licenses,
WOOD SAWING
81136— 1921, 30 days from date
WANTED- -Wood sawing. Tel
Jan. 16, 1925. L. C. Jaquette, Pro
4
7Ä-J.
63— Imo*
prietor Hornbrook Garage. 115-lm
FOR SALE: — Good cook THE FLORAL DRESSMAKING
SHOP
stove.
We repair stoves also.
Over AshlanJ Tidings
Eagle Brass & Iron Works, 140
104-1 mo.*
Oberlin St.
108—1 mo.*
MEDFORD
MISCELLANEOUS
VETINARY
HOSPITAL
DR. E. C. McCULLOCH
Graduate Veterinarian
See—
Office C on su ltations F ree
BEAVER REALTY CO.
Cor. Grape and Fifth—Medford.
Phone 369—Day or Night
I will be in Ashland at the EaBt
Side Pharmacy every Wednesday
12:30 to 5:30
for Bargains in Real-Es
tate. We also handle In
surance and Loans. 82-tf
A
For a smooth shave
and quick service go
wants attention but a
to the Shell Barber
coughing
child needs
Shop.
Ladles and
attention.
children get your hair '
Used and recommended since 1872
bobbed and marcel
C H A M BER LA IN ’S
led.
CRYING CHILD
C O U G H R EM ED Y
W. A. SHELL, Prop. stops alarming croup coughs, eases
532 A. St. Ashland. Ore stuffy, wheezy breathing, raises chok
ing phlegm easily, allows restful
sleep. Benefits both children and
grown persons.
K eep s bottle in your home all the time
Stop Night Coughing
This Simple Way
People w ho have p ersistent, an-
u o y ln g cou gh in g sp ells at night, and
w ho through loss of valuab le sleep
a re w eakenin g their sy stem s and
la y in g th em selves open to dangerous
Infections, can stop their d istressin g
trouble prom ptly b y a very sim ple
treatm ent.
H undreds w ho have
hardly been ab le to re st a t all for
coughing, have gotten their full
n igh t's sleep th e v ery first tim e they
tried It
The treatm ent Is based on a re
m arkable prescription know n as Dr.
K in g ’s New D iscovery for Coughs.
You sim ply tak e a teaspoonful at
n ig h t before retirin g and hold It in
your throat for 15 or 20 seconds be
fore sw a llo w in g It, w ith ou t follow
in g w ith water.
The prescription
has a double action. It not on ly
noothes and h eals soreness and Irri
tation. but it q uickly loosens and
rem oves the phlegm and congestion
w hich are the direct cause of the
coughing. T he resu lt is th at you
usually sleep a s soundly as a babe
th e very first n ight, and the entire
co u g h condition g o es ln a very short
time.
The prescription la h ig h ly recom
mended for coughs,- ch est colds,
hoarseness and bronchitis, and Is
-wonderful for children’s cou gh s and
spasm odic croup— no harm ful drugs.
Economical, too, a s th e dose is only
on e teaspoonfuL It Is on sa le a t a ll
good d ruggists. A sk for
CoucHS
There's a message
.Tidings Want Ads.
in
No Narcotics. Sold everywhere.
.
i
'
,
,
Kidneys cause backache! No!
Your backache Is caused by lum
bago, rheumatism or a strain and
the quickest relief
Is soothing, pene
trating St. Jacobs
Oil. Rub It right
on your painful
back, and instant
ly the soreness,
stiffness and lame
ness d i sappears.
Don’t stay crip
pled!
Get a 35
cent bottle of St.
Jacobs Oil from
your druggist. A
moment after It is
applied you’tll won
der what became
of the backache or lumbago pain.
, In use for 65 years for lumba
go, backache, sciatica, neuralgia,
rheumatism or sprains. Absolute-
, ly harmless. Doesn’t bum the
1 skin.
high school are making elaborate';
preparations to entertain their
mothers with a tea In the music
room at four o’clock Monday even
ing.
* * *
W. R. C. Meeting—
by th e
The W. R. C. met at the Odd
Fellows Hall Monday afternoon
with Mesdames Payne, Koch,
Cook, Norstrum and Howard as
hostesses for the afternoon.
ItRNAMi
As the meeting was held the M A C F A D D E N
day before William McKinley’s
I have met many people who
birthday, the event was celebrated
then. Mrs. Jillson gave a very in have found how to get along Dost
teresting sketch of the early* life on two pieals a day, and ± have
of McKinley while Mrs. Mathes met not a few who find one meal
told of his career as a lawyer. a day meets their requirements.
Mrs. Robertson sketched his ® ’ g&ra is to eat ‘“J
0" 0" ln thls re'
only when you are
work in congress and Mrs. Payne hungry. One of the greatest er
gave an account of his service as rprs ln this regard is to feel that
president. Two delightful read one must eat by the clock—at cer
hours Wlhen one Is not
ings were given, the first one by tain
hungry enough to really enjoy his
Mrs. Walker and the second by meal he cannot, as a matter of fact,
Mrs. Howard entitled “How We completely digest that meal for the
reason that desire or appetite has
Sing the Star Spangled Banner.’’ aa
effect on the secretions of gast
Two captains were then ap ric and other digestive juices.
pointed, each chosing ten mem There Is considerable science in the
bers. These teams held a con Idea that the desires and emotions
Increase or decrease the flow, and-
test to which would sing the first quality
of the digestive Juices. One
and last verses of the Star Span should never eat when angry, wor
gled Banner. Neither side succeed ried or grieved. By the same tok
en It must be evident also
ed in singing both verses.
cheerfulness
and laughter at the
A large number of members table aid digestion
and that a dys
were present and (enjoyed the peptic should not only study to
afternoon vtery much. Refresh acquire for himself a healthful
ments served at a late hour added mental attitude, but should seek
the companionship of cheerful
the finishing touch to a most persons while eating.
pleasant afternoon.
To drink a cupful of hot water
M iss E d ith Dodge, E d itor '
I Phone Item s to her a t 3 9 , betw een
8 a. m . and B p. m .
H A PPIN E SS
(By Myrtle Biassing)
’Tis In the slrnfple things — the
kindly word,
The home lights through the dusk,
the new plowed ground,
The budding trees, the clear notes
of a bird,
That happiness Is found.
For happiness is not a hothouse
flower
The rich alone may wear,
But is a common plant with hardy
blooms
For all to pluck and share.
‘
— From Lariat.
♦ * *
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Friday, January 30. Bethany
Sunday School class of M. E.
church meets with Mrs. C. M.
Hatch, 355 Almond street at two
o’clock.
Saturday, January 31. Rebekah
Lodge will hold food sale at Allen
building.
Saturday, January 31. Daugh
ters of the Nile will have cere
monial at two o’clock in M edford.
Banquet at 6:30.
Monday February 2. Ashland
Study Club will entertain GrAter
Medford Club?
Tuesday,- February 3, Covered
dish luncheon at Civic club house
at* one o’clock for members.
• * *
Civic Club Party—
Elghty-slx people enjoyed the
party given at the Women’s Civic
clubhouse last Friday evening by
the members of the Civic Club.
Bridge, five-hundred and Mah
Jongg claimed their attention and
a special table of Rummy was
enjoyed by a group of men accus
tomed to playing that game to
gether.
Mrs. Mitchell and Mr. Shell re
ceived high honors in five hun
dred, Mrs. Franco and Mr. Tom
linson in bridge and Mrs. Domino
Provost in Mah Jongg.
The prizes were boxes of beauti
ful stationery for the women and
handsome leather coin purses for
the gentlemen.
Sandwiches, cake and coffee
were served hy the social commit
tee consisting of Mrs. Sylvan Pro
vost, Mrs. Henry Enders, Mrs.
Frances (Swedenburg, Mrs. Ge-
Bauer and Mrs. Andrew’ McGee.
The success of the affair was
largely due to their efforts.
The evfening concluded with
mash., singing and dancing and
many were heard to say that it
had been a most enjoyable even
ing.
* * *
Tea For Mothers—
The Girl Reserve of the local
AND NEED FLUSHING
Drink Water Freely and
Often, Also Take Salts
if Back Hurts
When your kidneys hurt and
your back feels sore don’t get
scared and proceed to load your
stomach with a lot of drugs that
excite the kidneys and Irritate
the entire urinary tract. Keep
your kidneys clean like you keep
your bowels clean, by flushing
them with a mild, harmless salts
which helps to remove the body’s
urinous waste and stimulates
them to their normal activity.
The function of the kidneys is to
filter the blood. In 24 hours they
strain from It 500 grains of acid
and waste, so we can readily un
derstand the vital importance of
keeping the kidneys active.
D rinkjots of good water —you
can't drink too much; also get
from any pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Salts;* take a table
spoonful in a glass of water be
fore breakfast each morning for
a few days and your kidneys
may then act fine. This famous
salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juice, combin-
*od with lithia, and has been used
for years to help clean and stimu
late clogged kidneys; also to neu
tralize the acids in the system
co they are no longer a source
of irritation, thus often reliev
ing bladder weaknesses.
Jad Salts is inexpensive; can
not injure; makes a delightful
effervescent lithla-water drink,
which everyone should take now
and then to help keep their kid
neys clean and active. Try this;
also kefep up the water drinking
and no doubt you will wonder
what became of your kidney
trouble and backache.
By all
means have your physician ex
amine your kidneys at least twice
a year.
Hall’s Catarrh
— is a Comblr.èd
M 6ÌUC11B6 T reatm ent,
It takes ten years to break into both local and internal, and has beer
the contentment of married life, successful in the treatment of Catini
The and about ten days to break out for oviT 40 years. Sold by all druggists
c Y r u T O W a , r n
ñhk
of It.
r F. J. CHENEY «at CO.. T o h n ^
Father of
Physical
Culture
♦ ♦ *
A rt Club M eeting—
The Ladies Art Club held their
regular meeting at the Civic club
house Monday eveping. A de
lightful evening was spent playing
cards and doing fancy work.
The rooms were artistically ar
ranged with decorations and at
a late hour delightful refresh
ments were served.
Hostesses
for the evening were Mesdames
Selma Gray and Hugh Gillette.
• * *
It was announced here yester
day that because of conflicting
engagements Mrs. Sadie Orr-Dun-
bar will not be present at the next
Civic Club meeting. Announce
ments will be made later as to the
date when she will be able to ad
dress the local club.
In the morning on arising aids con
siderably in cleansing the stomach
and bowels of effete matter that
has accumulated over night.
The use ol drugs, cathartics,
pepsin from a pig’s stomach, di-
rennet from a calf's stomach, pro
ducing an unnatural vitality is In
itself a frequent cause of stomach
and bowel trouble and their con
tinued use is often responsible for
sn acute condition
becoming
chronic. The fact is certainly sig
nificant that dyspeptics who will
keep on trying this an<j that patent
medicine or other artificial stim
ulant become ‘confirmed dyspep
tics.'*
Their condition usually
ows worse instead of better, and
“ is
* a complete break-1
:he r result
S
down.
The best treatment for stomach
and bowel trouble Is, after all, any
course that will build up one’s
vitality and general health in a
natural way. As such a regimen
Improves the circulation, the or
gans of Becretlon and digestion
must perform their functions more
naturally, afld the blood itself
W ednesday C lub—
muse carry nutrition to every part
The Wednesday Club had a verf of the body.
interesting meeting at the Pres
byterian Church Wednesday after
noon. The time was spent mak
ing bandages, comforters and
other articles to put in the mis
sionary box to send to China.
Eighty-eight rolls of bandages six
yards long, a number of sheets
and several comforters are needed
for the missionary box.
Mark Ellis, four year old son
of Mrs. Ellis delighted the audi
ence with a vocal selection. Tea
and dainty cakes were served late
in the afternoon by the hostesses
.Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Harner.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Church met with the
Wednesday Club to help with the
mlssionery box and much work
was accomplished by the large
number who were present.
T* aroduce an evacuation of the
bowels, an injection of wariq water
is recommended, the warm water
Injection to be followed by cold
water.
t t
Tidings Want Ads are cheaper.
d t ta all
A
u a Jm
n g ggirtj
g u tt
will Please you
as they do others
OVERLAND
Shoe Shop
When it comes time for the
insurance company to “settle
up” with the insured—that’s
the time insurance gets Its
test. And that’s the time when
insecure policies, fraudulent
policies, policies that “promise
the world” are shown up ln
their weaknesses, to the dis
comfiture cf the Insured. All
our policies are standard,
backed by concerns that have
stood the test of time, and af
ford protection without worry.
em serviceable t o i l e t
rooms is avoided where
ever possible. Let us
help you keep and build
up your trade. We have
made a study of this im
portant link in service.
Plant Perennials
,
When Insurance
Gets the Test
AND
Shrubbery
Jerry O’Neal
Now is the time to plant
perennials, shrubbery and
roses for the best growth.
We have a complete stock
of these. They will
BEAUTIFY YOUR
HOME
and some of them should
be planted in every yard.
Phone 138
207 B. Main
Plumbing and Heating
Billings Agency
Estab. 1883
Real Estate & Real Insurance
41 B. Main St.
Phene 211
HOOD
Rubber Boots and Overshoes
Government Oilskin Suits, Coats, Pants and Hats;
double throughout.
Phone 118
At Price of Coat
HATCHER
“ The Florist”
Open on Sunday—We Deliver
‘‘Say It With Flowers”
ARMY GOODS STORE
Biggest Little Store in Town
NO TRESSPASSING
Edison-Mazda
ELECTRIC
LAMPS
Reduced
Ask us for prices
FURNISHER ROOMS
FOR SALE
and other signs and notices.
Are you planning any
house-wiring this spring?
We will be glad to es
timate with you.
Our Phone 82
PEPPER
RUB
SHOES
FOR RENT
For pain—quick
’ " red
W. I . Douglas
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 28—
Lives are shortened by gas-laden
air, according to Dr. Edward A.
Shumway, of Philadelphia, in
commenting on how poisonous
carbon monoxide gas from auto
mobiles fills the streets of cities
In the United States. '
Murphy Elec. Ce.
fo r pains o f
Rheomstisat
Backaches
- Lumbago
Sprains
Soreness
Neuritis
C ongestion
C heat C o ld
k i s
■WASHINGTON, D. C . C o n
gress has just appropriated an
other $11,000,000 to the Treasury
Department to try to enforce a
national conscience. As a measure
of economy, none of the money
will be wasted in District of Col
umbia.
LIVES IN AMERICA
Relief
The worst pains people suffer
can be relieved at once. Rheu
matic pain, soreness, backache,
cold In chest, etc.
Rub the sore spot with red pep
per. Nothing else supplies such
concentrated, such penetrating
heat. And heat that doesn't hurt.
You feed it instantly. In three
minutes that heat penetrates to
the depths. Circulation starts,
congestion is relieved. The pain
and the soreness depart.
People used to use plasters,
mustard and llnements. But mod
ern science has found a better
way, a quicker, more efficient way,
a way without objections.
Don’t suffer pains which Red
Pepper Rub relieves almost at
once. Don’t let cold In the chest
go neglected. Have this rub at
hand—get It now. The time will
mean much to someone ln your
home.
Red Pepper is saving millions of
painful hours. Let it save them
for you and yours.
manufacture machines with ex
haust pipes sticking upward, so
the poisonous gases would be
carried off.
A Good Will
Builder—
1 0 7 0 Boulevard
The Last Supper” Is
Restored Once More
MILAN, Jan. 28—Sixteen years
ago much alarm was felt by lov
ers of art as to the fate of "The
Last Supper” of Leonardo da
Vinci, at Santa Mar<a delle Grazie
it then being feared that the fam
ous msnterplece was going to
perish.
Wind and other causes had
gradually destroyed the cohesion
between the colors and the sur
face of the wall. The colored
crust had crumbled and was in
danger «f falling to pieces.
Many cases of chronic monox
ide poisoning, he said, can be
traced to the automobile traf
fic in large cities.
“The carbon monoxide,” con
tinued Dr. Shumway, “is without
odor, color or taste, and its pres-;
ence is therefore frequently un
suspected. The gas, when oncei
in the human system, stops the
work of oxygen in the body.
“The most common symptoms,
aside from headaches and nausea,
are lose of appetite, anaemia and
a reduction of the number of red-
glood cells, dizziness, general fa
tigue. dryness of the throat, irri
tation, watering of the eyes, and
lack of mental concentration. •
Later changes in the mental state !i(
may occur, such as loss of will
power, lack of decision, restless
ness, irritability on the slightest j Bessie Love«<Z Owen Moore fflbrment.
discomfort, and insomnia.
At the Vining Friday only
“Many examinations of the air
have been made, in connection
with calculations of the amount ing their exhaust pipes at the
of carbon monoxide which can j bottom of their cars, and thereby
safely be breathed. This was; force automobile companies to
done In drawing up plans for the
construction of the vehicular traf-1
fic tube connecting New York
City and New Jersey. The tests
showed the exhaust gases of gas
oline automobiles contain from 4
to 12 per cent of carbon monox
A restroom properly
ide.”
equipped with sanitary
Dr. Shumway suggested that
legislation be enacted to change plumbing fixtures is a
the poa.tion of the automobile service demanded by the
exhaust. Make a law, he said, public today.
that will require an additional li
The store without mod
cense fee from car owners hav-
BUTTER WRAPPERS
SALES BOOKS
SCRATCH PADS
TYPEWRITER PAPER
Crown Flour, 49 lbs. $2.75
Potatoes, Idaho, cwt. $2.50
Potatoes, Idaho, 18 lbs.
50c
Raisins, Thompson Seed
less, 3 lbs..................33c
The Ashland
Tidings
Raisins, Market Day Spe
cial, 4 lbs. ............... 44c
Phone us—No. 39—if you need
Soap, Creme Oil,
3 b a r s ...................... 25c
anything in the printing
3 bars ...................... 25c
Soap, Fels Naptha,
Lux, 5 ounce package,
2 f o r ......................... 25c
line—We can handle
any form your busi
ness may need
KIPPERED SALMON,
Every Thursday
Kirby’s Groceteria
(Formerly Detrick's)
None g envine without the name Rowlet
1