7:30, Odd Fellows hall. Election
of delegates to Grand Lodge.
H. O. WOLCOTT. C. C.
MODKRN WOODMEN
‘ Meet Friday evening. Sept. 11,
Moose Hail. - General business
Refreshments.
J. W . BECK, Consul.
Improving—
It is reported that Mrs. Elmer
Kincaid who underwent a serious
operation , at a Medford hospital
is convalescing rapidly.
FOR HALF— J lithe tools and
In order to coridally wel
motor with other automobile ac come and to make the teaching
cessories. A welding outfit. Al foyoe Of the schools feel that
so benches, cupboard a a d ra c k . the city is directly interested
»26 Bast Maia St.
f * » 8-tf
In them, personally, as well as
the work In which they are en
FOR R EN T — Í
gaged, tho members and friends
apartment, 24» Bast
of the churches sad alt others In
the community who are In
terested In the welfare of the
community and school Ilfs, are
Invited to attend the reception
HOM ESTEAD— If you, want a
for the teachers on Friday eve-
good homestead near Ashland
with good timber, J net answer
An Interesting program has
this ad. Box 17, Care Tiding«
been arranged.
Light refreeto-
Presented Medal»— .
Paulsetud’s for Style .Plus
TOUR ABE HELD FOR
Major W aller of Salem pre
ready in wear. A new suit guar-
COOK SLAYING
nuteer If your suit don’t give sented twelve men of Battery
B. 249 C. A. C. w ith medals for
VINTON», Iowa, Sept. 10. —
salisi ictlon.
rifle practice.
He stated that (U. P.) — Four young men of
THB BLUE IN BLUE OUT
Battery B. has more qualified Vinton are under arrest in con INN, Phoenix. Same old pioneer
Moved-
Stop an« get
Ur. Ellyson Shinn has moved men than any other company In nection with the investigation Into lady owns IL
the state.
the murder of .Mrs. C. B. Cook, old dutch oven chicken and
from the Chattin apartments to
8.-1*
president. of the Benton county .fried ^¡hlcken.
the Greer residence on Granite
Uuslnees Visitors—
women’s Christian Temperance
street,
Mr. and Mrs. W ilm er H ilt of Union. The youths were charged
A MOTHER MADE HAPPY
H ilt were business visitors in with disorderly conduct In connect
"The children and I
had
Cliff Payne makes pulleys.
Ashland yesterday.
ion with the bombardment of the colds," writes Mrs. Nancy Math
Cook home with rotten eggs last; er, Richwood, Ohio, “and the
From Copco—
From Medford—
July. The prisoners, all members i first dose of F O L E Y ’S HONEY
Mrs.
Sarah Brothers and
John Grimsley o t Medford was of prominent local families, are1 AMD T A R helped na right away.
daughter are visiting In Ashland
a business visitor here today.
M artin Swarthbaugh, Louis Gil-! We surely got quick results.
with Forest Brothers who is n
chrl|jt,* Peter Trltten and George I ahall keep It oh hand all the
patient at the Community Hos
time.”
Thousands o f Bathers
Palmer.
pital.
L. B. Kidweft and family of
have found In FO LEY’S HONEY
meburg have moved Into the A t Convalescent Home—
AND TAR the ideal cough and
Ail kinds of dimension lum-
annard home at 1089 Boute-
cold remedy for their children.
Mrs.
Sarah
A.
Say
of
Payette,
w-T on hand at the box factory.
Children
Idaho, is a guest at the Conval Contains no opiates.
like
it.
Sold
by
all
druggiutR.
escent home. Mrs. Say was here
Purcliased Shop—
last year for asthma and., ex Sold everywhere.
Purchased H om e—
L. H . Jacks has purchased perienced so much relief she de
John Daugherty has purchased
the F ix -It Shop building.
cided to return.
She is over
through H. C. Galey the Wimer
R. L. Starr of Canby Is a busi
eighty years of age, and travels
home of one acre at 466 Moun-
alone. She has been to Europe ness visitor lh AshlandL today,
tain Avenue.
L. M. Hendredks of Etna and hopes yet to go to Jeru looking for a suitable location.
Mills who underwent an opera salem..
Mr. Starr is a former resident
ZEMO, 35c & (1.00. Relievos
tion at the-Com m unity hospital
of Ashland. ..................... ...... .
scalp Irritations.— Lithla Sprlnrfh
yesterday Is improving as well
Pharmacy.
9-2t
Miss Velma
Clapp, Albert Business Visitor—=
Mr. Leland of Dunsmuir was a
Marske and Mrs. A. Marske made
Swim at the Nat. Both tanks
H u ntin g —
business visitor In Ashland yes
a
trip
to
Portland
yesterday.
opea. -Clean sulphur water. 7-2
Fred Taylor and Barnest Biden They will return Sunday.
terday and today.
are enjoying a five day hunting
To Visit Here—
Photographs of Quality. 8tudlo
Returned Home—
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Louis of
Miss Minnie Beaver has re Ashland. On the P lu s .
Eugene motored to Crater Lake
V M ted Hen»—
turned
home
from
Siskiyou
yesterday. On their return they
Dr. J. M. R ith of Seattle vis where she has been spending Man Arrested on Charge
will visit in Ashland with Mrs.
ited' In Ashland yesterday after almut two weeks.
of Grand Larceny
M. J. Neagle before returning
a twenty year absence.
to their home tu Eugene.
Business Visitor—
(Continued from page One)
M arriage' Announced—
John M. Soolt, of Partie««
Everybody welcome to Presby
C. P. Talent and G. W. McNabb,
Miss Annette Weatherford and
terian Christian Endeavor at the Griffith Cowgill of Medford were was a business visitors In Ash chief of police.
land today.
Presbyterian church, (:30 every united In marriage at Mrs. Cow
It Is said that Ramsay pur-
Sunday night.
g ill’s home In Corvallis, August
2, 1926.
The couple w ill be
At Community Hospital
at home In Medford after Oc
Mrs. Mary Cole of A Street tober 1. Mrs. Cowgill has many
is a patient at the Community friends In Ashland to wish her
Hospital suffering from, a brokeu every happiness.
She taught
leg.
• )
in the Ashland High school last
year.
School Supplies.— McNair Brox
ATH TOLL AT
WENATCHEE IS 14
.... W EN ATC H EE. Wash., Sept.
10— Fourteen bodies have been
recovered up to today from the
wreakage
left
by Saturday’s
cloudburst.
The body of a
small child was found at 7:80
p. m., last night.
.VMted .Her e
TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES ‘ Alvan Greer o f Philomath
to Madden for new ones. Ashland visited here yesterday w ith his
vulcanlrlnf Works.
1(0— tf parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
CUT THIS OUT— IT IS WORTH
Greer, of 131 North Mala. M)p.
MONEY
Tonsils Rem ove d ■■
Greer Is a principal of • schqol
Send
this
ad and ten cents to
Miss Louise M
at Philomath.
Foley A Co., 2836 Sheffield
street had her toi
Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your
this morning at tt
Locate On Siskiyou—
name and, address clearly. You
hospital.
M r., and Mrs. Ed C. Stokes will receive a sample bottle of
of Louisiana, who have traveled F O L E Y ’S HONEY AND S ’AR
School text books.— Elhart’s. all over the United States, have
7 -lt purchased, through the Ashland COMPOUND for coughs, colds
and
hoarseness,
also
sample
Realty company, 160 acres nt the package of FOLEY PILL&, a
Candy Land— Biggest and best top of the Slsklyous. They plan
diuretic stim ulant. for the kid
5c pop corn bricks In town.
to make that their permanent neys, and FOLEY CATHARTIC-
hottie. The ranch was purchased TABLETS for constipation and
ngKlnras Visitor—
x from Ellas McNerney.
A ll the biliousness.
These dependable
Mrs. Gny Ackley of McCloud stock on the ranch will remain.
remedies
are
free <from opiates
Is a business visitor hare for
and have helped millions of
a few days. She is storing her Called To (h-egon City—
people. Try them! Sold every
household goods for the winter.
Mrs. J. W illis and son, Lind
where.
say, wer« called to Oregon City
» For ready to wear salts, tsllor- owing to the Illness of the for
< ; suits and cleaning and re- mer's mother.
mod'IMg, try Psnlsernd's.
6-tf
menta
will
he
served.
Converse Canvas
Ideal for Hunting
Rastansa V isit**—
'J. I
G. Î . Mnrschel oí San Fran
cisco was a bnstnes» visitor hen
today.
Miss Elisabeth Shaw
from 111.;,-Laurei
Visiting H e r e -
Mrs. Ralph Mark
Diego Is visiting Mrs.
Arnold, for n few da
Mark Is a former re
Admission — Adults 5Oo; Children 25c
AHsslnllK
Adolphe Menjou, Lillian Rich, AilesoPringie
OVERLAND
Admission
Adults 35c, Children 10e
Matinee 1:30
Evening 7:15-9:00 p. m.
Shoe Shop
Bach
one present wUl have an op
portunity to meet the teachers.
Food Auction to be Held
at County, Fair
taking home at the end of the
fair, they may be taken home or
sold while they are still fresh, and
appetising. This does away with
the wastefnllneps of the former
system.' There have always been
FRAZIER AND SON
“ The poor you have r L
ways with you,” like
wise the dirty clothes.
Let us clean and press
them.
Standard Cleaners
Don’t Let the Traf
Phone 108
95 Oak St.
W ill call for and deliver
free.
It pays to cultivate friends, not merely customer*.
That is the reason why we have the same price*
every day.
±
0..W. Soap, 6 bars for 26c
Good Bulk Coffee, lb. 46c
Canned Milk, TaO, l i e /.
' Canned Milk, Small, 6c
We have just received a car of fresh feed BBd ^ 7 ’
milk eggs mash, plain egg mash, cracked corn,
wheat, data scratch feed, mill run, Kreme. Cow Feed, Rolled
Barley, Oround Barley, Alfalfa hay sa d new straw.
Phone 214 — 353 E. Main Street
fie Officers Call
Bring your automobile to
our shop nt once for Head-
light Testing.
Murphy Electric
Shop
There Are Reasons Why
People Buy
STAR CARS
u is that Star Cars have worlds of power and dur-
such as Dead Indian Mountain in High Gear,
chased a car on August 3 and
gave a check drawn on a Mon-
taglue bank to the aradunt of
(360.
Bank
officials
there
stated that he had had ^ao ac
count in the bank for two years
past. He remained in Medford
a short time, then left for Spo-
1919 Dodge Tour. Car
Best of Condition. .$275
1919 Ford Touring . .$ 76
1922 Ford Touring. .$276
1919 Chev. Touring. .$126
1922 Ford Sedan
'Badatoli Axle,
$375
Fall Cleanliness
can be given the house by
new paint amjLwall pajier.
Let us estimate the cost
for you. Phone 172.
WATCH LATER ANNOUNCEMENT FOR A LOW
GEAR DEMONSTRATION UP A 75 PER CENT
GRADE.
Bring in your old car and trade it on a New Star, with the
, Million Dollar Motor.
HAMAKER
Automotive Shop
MOTOR CO
“»Service Worth While”
Ï
Brake Relining Done by
Machinery
J. O. RIGG
Individual Woolen
Dress Patterns
FAN WITH FARRELL
ON DISPLAY FOR THE FIRST
TIME TODAY.
OREGON GUARDSMEN
WIN RIFLE SHOOT
CAMP PERRY, Ohio, Sept. 10.
— (U. P .)— The Oregon National
Guardsmen won the national In
Returned Home —
fantry rifle trophy match here ye»
Mr. George Ogg who has been terday for the third consecutive
a patient at the Community year. The Item led Its nearest
hospital for some time returned competitor by more than a thou»
to hi* home yesterday.
and points.
McNair Bros., for school
hooks.
A Magnificent Pictore With An Eternal Message
A merry marriage mix-up—Funnier than lips ean tell.
Visiting H er»—
Hunting—
Mrs. Georgs Arons of Siskiyou
George Converse and Fred Is < visiting -In Ashland with her
Cashing are enjoying a hunting parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Bush.
trip at the head o f Nell Creek.
Latest fashions and methods
n hair dressing and general
beau't parlor service at The
2-tf
Vanity Shop.
,
“THE TEN COMMANDMENTS”
CECIL B. DEMILLE’S CINEMASTERPHSCE
BIBLE SCHOOL PERMIT
IS AUTHORIZED HERB
At the hoard of education meet
ing Tuesday everting, W irt M.
Wright, appearing for the church
organisations, requested permis
sion to conduct a week day bible
school In connectlog with the reg
ular school system. This per mis
slon was granted, wjth the under
standing that all arrangements
ahall be passed upon by the board,
and that the shoot will he nnder
the supervision of George A. B rt»
coe, city superintendent of schools.
At the meeting It wee announc
ed that tbs plans for the new
school building ere in the hands of
the architect at the present time,
end wlU he completed and return
ed to the board within a few days.
They come in Rust, Henna,-Crab Apple, Rose, Ash
and Tan.
BETTER
Cleaner Jieat
One Dress to Each Pattern. View These Now
'If you’re a baseball or fight fan, a tennis
follower, or a golf bug, you’ll want to read
the stories of Henry L. Farrell, United
Press sports editor a* they appear in The
'Tidings. _
B
..
1
.
'
•'
V.
PRICED AT
$10.95
*
Farrell is one of the leading sporting
authorities of the country.
Medford Fuel Oil Co.
Agenta
26 N. Grape St., Medford
Y ou’ll get all tb* up-to-the-minute sport
ing information and “ inside stuff ’’ if yon
read the United Pre** stories by Farrel in
The Tiffing«.
t f e r Y 0 Ù B * fa 0 0 L Ç N S AT
MILITARY
BRAIDS
ALL COLORS
NOW
SELLING
MeCALL
a nne a ie »e s»
A
Regular
meeting
tomorrow
(Friday)
evening, Sept. 11,
FOR HALM OR EXCHANGE—■
10-room house, 2 1-2 lota, gar
age, etc.
Good rental district.
Take light car.
Consider .rent
ing. Inquire owner, 120 Granite
St.
? 8-2»
LAST T U B S TODAY
»n e
'«dj&mkQf
. Wayne Parks, 14 year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Parka,
local resident, received a - badly
broken shoulder last evening as
the result of a fall from the
back of a burro.
The accident occurred near
the Cross ranch near Ashland.
Wayne
was accompanied
J»y
Orville Sh’aw, -a* boy friend, who
Special Merchants Lunch, 60c, was also riding a burro. They
daily at the Plasa— from 11 a. were passing an old house when
m. to 2 p._ m.
«-tf an animal suddenly jumped from
a window onto a piece of sheet
iron. The burro became fright-
daughter I ened and threw the yonth to
>aa, have the ground.
He called to bis
in Fran- companion and told him that he
several thought he had broke his arm
days vislfing friends. They also above the elbow.
called on friends in Burllngauie,
Although lh great pain the
and Sau Mateo.
boy proto and walked to the
Shaw home, nearly a mile from
Want from private party (3600 the place he was lnjuerd: " A
A -l security.
Phone 121, Ash- physician was summoned and the
boy was taken to his home.
t women who say “What shall 1
he had Just returned « h a s er- «ive Hy family tor shgfrer tf I
stay to. the raeesgs 1 want to."
rested.
According to the district at The answer to « most attractive
torney's office, a woman ac fo r a csa be 'rotate every after
companied him south.
An a noon at tho women1* building after
result an investigation is being tho races. Famous aootleaohrs of
made and it may be another Jaekson county will via-with each
charge w ill ho filed against other to bring the largsht prices
Ramsay, now a prisoner in tho for tho prise foods.
This plan «111 materially in
county Jail.
crease the number of entries in
this department, as a woman may
bake on the day most convenient
for her. Ambitions women ean
bring in food on each of these
(Continued from page oae)
Rdays.
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