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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1925)
tern IlAOMI RAJh^dOl^st Mesdames *•. h. CONVALESCENT HOME Where thè «lek are eared for •pedal rate to invalida. Call I IS WANTED-—Woman to with houes work. App Granite St. F O B R E N T — Apartment, 5 rooms ¿with pantry and bath. Also garage. Modern and clean at 155 Seventh street. Phone 277L or call at 117 Sherman. 12-tf FO R R E N T —Entire lower floor with private bath. Oarage. Also two rooms with kitchenette. Call after 5 p. m., comer Pins and Nutley. F O B R EN T— Pire room bung alow. Furnished. Inquire 743 East Main. 11-3* FOB RENT — Houaekeepinj apartment. Inquire 227 Oberlin FOR R E N T — New, modern, furnace Mated Apts., and sleep-, lng rooms. Chattln Apts.. Phone 3 0 Î-R , ’ - ,fcl Me. FOB RENT: — A furnished fla t nt 12S Central Avenue. You should see before locating. Phone STEAD— If you want a mestead near Ashland VISION d timber. Just answer ‘TIs fine to have a vision fair Box 17, Care Tidings. and bright. And good to dream the dreams MARCELLINO 78c. Phone 180 J of noble thought— for appointment or call «3 Hel But better if you bring these man St., upstairs apt. IS7-1 mo. things to pass W ith hope transmuted into MATERNITY substance wrought. Reasonable Rales Oh, let * not * rosy visions fade 153 Granite. Telephone 153 «W — WANTED— Good pump action Let them he mandates that the wine obey. shot gun, 13 gauge. Leave a£ Bates Barber 8bop Llthla Ho- tel Bldg. 12-2» The people periqh— where no visions are— LOST— Auto crank for Chand W ith" M ger heart, oh. make 1er car between 158 Mead St. them all come trne. and Vista,'Friday. Please leave T ill they are brighter than yon at Tidings.. 8. J. Hpff. 13-3 distant star And Joy of service rendered CASH PAID for false teeth, comes to you. dental gold, platinum end dis- Ah! You can do no higher, bet carded Jewelry.' Hoke Smelting ter deed A Refining Co., Otsego. Michi gan. 197— H Than give* the world that which the world doth need. — MRS. FR AN K A. BRECK. Civic Clab Mcfetteft— PHYSICIANS DR, W .-J . CRANDALL FOR R EN T— Splendid light airy Osteopathic Physician A Surgeon apartment, suitable for two or Office Phone 120. Home 4A7-J three persons, S I Nuttey street First National Bank Bldg. o r phono 44SJ. a 6-tf DR. CHARLES A. HAINES Physician and surgeon Office Phone I04-J Hume P tx.nelM -L FOR HALE— Rhode Island Red Office honra, 10 to 12 A. M.; 3 pallets. Mrs. W. D. Booth, to 5 P. M.; 7 to 8 evenings. Cltl- Phono 267Y. 12-2 xeus Bank Building. D R .'H A W L E Y — Above Tidings Office. Phone 9 1 . ____ Good 7-room plastered house, sio itly location, easily reached, eart side, close to schools, over hall acre, non-resident owner J oaf reduced price from 14760 to 14200, eeey terms. New bungalow near boulevard and'schools, special reason for •el I lng, easy terms, only 93600. SS seres, well located, 4-rooin bungalow, 57500. 10-acre orchard home, fine lo cation, good 4 -room bungalow, orchard fine condition and pro-, duelng well, "96300. DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac tice limited to eye, ear, nose and «throat— X-ray including teeth,. Jffice hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to 6, Swedenburg Bldg., Ashland, Oregon. PLANING M IL L JORDAN'S SASH AND CABINET WORKS, Cor, Holman and Van Ness. 194——tf W H IT T L E TRANSFER CO. For Service Dealers In Coni. Wood, Packtng, Crating and Storage. Long dist house, ance tracking. »2109. 16 acres near highway, good location, half cleared, 11350. 7 1-2-acre orchard home, bouse garage, chicken houses, produces well, good condition, 93750. 6-room bouse best part of town just., off Boulevard, estate clo^Jng out, only 92500. L a rg e ,tra c t well located for subdivision, offered by an old estate for only |76.60 per acre. Fine corner for service station, with old house, only 92200. Good lota for 9400 to 91000. A pertleularly fine lot very close In on paved street, only 91900 for short time. 18 acres with 4-room house, mostly cleared, alfalfa and largo garden, good location near Pa- cifto Highway, 93,090. Shall be glad to show you these. H. C. Oeley, 66 East Main Street. 11-5 T. L. PO W ELL— General Trans fer — Good team sad moter tracks. Good service at a rea- „ sonable price. Phone 82. Transfer — Express — Storage Hauling — Dray work of all kinds. Quick motor service. Dry wood of all kinds. Phone 410-R, 376 B. Street. 112— tf ANY G IR L IN TROUBLE— May communicate with Ensign Lee of the Salvation, Army at the WbUe Shield Home, 665 May- fair AVe.. Portland, Oregon. PLUMBING L E T JER R Y O’N EA L Figure on yonr next Job of plumb lng. Shop Phone 182-J; Ree. Phon« 1S8-L; 208 E. Main Street A U C T IO N E E R A. L. GIDEON Sales taken anywhere— anytime. Ashland. Oregon BICYCLE FOR SALE— Second C. KLLY8ON SHINN, D.MJ>. hand, good condition. John Cttizens Bank Btdg. Onley, 570 Fairview,, phone Office Phone 181. Ree. Phone 184 431-J. 11-3* Eveninge By Appotntanent FOR SALE— Grocery, doing NOTICE TO CREDITOR« cash business in growing town, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN with good future prospects. Write that tile undersigned has been W m ' Harrl«T Chiloquin, Oregon. duly appointed Administrator of 11-6 the Estate of L. A. Michels, also known as Louts A. Michels, end FOR SALE— Fine Annie Michels, both deceased, pears, 76c box. Newb and all persons having claims T alen t Phone 373J2 against said Estate are required FOR SALE BY OW NER—One to present«them, duly verified, >ry Bungalow, furnished, two and with proper vouchers, w ith artments or one family home, in six months from this date to one In. Reasonable for cash. 'L. A. Roberts, Attorney for Rush St 1®-K said Estate, at hla office over E A T MELONS: — Fine large The Cltisens Bank of Ashland, watermelon«, lc per lb., at ranch. Ashland. Oregon. Dated August 26, 1925. Cantelopos, potatoes, string beans. Wind Fall Peara, 50c per hox. Cooking apples, 60c per box. Call S6SJ1 at evenings or 240J office phone. Leave orders at 63 North Classified Ads Bring Results. Main 8t. W. W . Robiaon. 7-tf FOR SALB— 10-acre farm; 7 acres in cultivation, family or chard; 7-room house; barn; good watery right In the town af Mill City. The town with the big payroll. Price 4 6,000. win trade for Ashland property ol equal or lesser value, and give time on difference. Address owner, J. E. Ray, M ill City. Ore • 4-26* NG, Repairing, Shing ling, Kalaomlnlng, Re- W. T. Blackwell, 919 Phene 323L, 807Hf FOR SALB— Used Upright piano, 3110, time If desired, In- « u lr d a t Borgen son’s 10c Btore. 29 6-tf destroys FLIES MOSQUITOS . MOTHS ANTS ROACHES Ete. Winchester Store Mr. Jesse Wlnbura entertained a tew of his friends Sunday at hta mountain home sip and Salt A delicious seven course Phench dinner was served to the guests. Those present were Mrs. M<S> Cnaky. Central Point; Mrs. I,. A. Salade. Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Salhde. Jr., Central Point;. Mias Mara's Bank Meeting— The sessions of the oyganisa- ■ of the Citisene Bank, were •umed last evening after hav- lag been suspended during the vacation months. ' Tcwahow their Interest In the oifeanlxatlon which styles Itself "The Junor Directors” the dl- reetors of the bank, tendered a dinner for the opening meeting Vhtoh was served at the Blue Ftower Lodge. We wives of the employee* T7:e occasion was much enjoyed by ail present and it waa felt that ft was a most auspicious be ginning for a pleasant and pro fitable series of meetings. being Included as guests. The Resale Value o f Your iwnng. I f you ever want to sell your home, you will find its regale value increased by a “Check” Seal electrical installation. The “ Check” Seal is a recognized mark o f identification for qualified electrical contract ors who make your house a real home o f elec trical comfort. Like modern plumbing and hardwood flooring, “ Check” Seal wiring is a definite resale aaaet. Before you build or buy, insist on “Check” Seal electrical wiring. And when you buy elec trical appliances, remember also that the “ Check” Seal identifies electrical retailers who sell quality electrical merchandise. X J Check Seal” Electrical Equipment Sold FRANKLIN'S Murphy Electric Company SUPERIOR BREAD knows NO SEASONS Its the best at all periods o f the year. Franklin Bakery WHY PAY MORE Good FOR MEATS —That’s tlie kind of teeth children have who clean them regularly. Phroplylactic Tooth Brush Child’s Size when ; The 4th Street Market, Phone 114 sells the best grade meats Lithia Springs Pharmacy - FOR LESS Wo Deliver < Prescription Druggist Llthla Springs Hotel Building C i * ■ a * 1 m t n m J & t risner •tf v s alena Scones Indeed yes, cleanness in gasoline has everything to do w ith the value or miles .you get in exchange for your motor-fuel money. W hy? Consider these facts. The gasoline cleanness that really insures “mnrftvnilfg to the gallon” is unseen. You feel it in your motor. For it results in instant ignition at the spark, and complete “burning” or ex plosion, w ith no wasted or unconsumed fuel. Youf engine gets every ounce o f power contained in each “charge” Associated Gasoline is distilled by m ethods that provide a scientifically correct range or “chain” o f boiling points, gradually rising from the lower or mote “volatile" parts on up through the heavier or power- yielding parts. Associated is thorough-bred, unmixed, honest,depend able It does a clean, thorough job in a snappy, business-like manner. Use Associated. Get “more miles to the gallon*’ through sustained r5c eKh S ’ ' • » Will Be Sold At The Jackson ... County Fair Sand for pidät Tiding s Want Ads Pay The club appreciated doopl« the addresses given, with the strong contrasts from our far- thereat north to the sonny southlands, ao Interestingly told by the travelers. , Just before announcing (hat ton wan served, Mrs. Mnc- Cracken presented the club with a lovely punch ladle to ac company the howl which was a g ift to the elnb from ths Chamber of Commerce. I Mrs. Harris- Dean and Mrs. Frank Jordan, ha hostesses, poured at a daintily appointed table. 1 te work. Cixt Folly tested. 213-tf "Summer Vacation Reminis cences.” was the theme of Tues day’s .meeting oif the Civic Im provement Club which convened at 2.80 p. m., in regular session, following the Executive Board meeting at which business mat, ters were largely taken care of for the coming month. The meeting with Mrs. Gordon Mac-. Cracken In the chair was opened b y 'th e salute to the flag, fol lowed by the official club song, "America the BMntlful,'* led by Mrs. Fred Nell, with Misa Bern« Haight at the piano. Interm t- lng reports of committees were given during the business ses sion, and nix new members were welcomed Into the club. Advance announcement waa made con cerning the "Rummage Safe." which Is a Fall event in club an nals. and the chairman asked that all bear the date In mind and lay aside articles dn/lng their fall clMning that would be avsilable' for this sale which would be held early In October. The chairman of the program committee, Mrs. Louis Dodge, then announced the opening num ber of the day’s entertainment, which waa a group of delightful selections, pleasingly Inter preted by Misa Berna Haight, who told of the compositions, both Autumn pieces; the one MacDowell’s "In Autumn" from hie Woodland SketchM, the other from another American composer. She, graciously re turned,. playing another bright selection.* In Mrs. Pell’s un avoidable absence' "The West," which waa the flfst In the sym posium of "Vacation Remlntf- cenceS." waa omitted. Mrs. William Myer whose theme was "The North," came next. In .the honr that followed the speaker, after a vary clever Introduction started with her party from Seattle-to the north- land. The personnel of this group was composed of the fob lowing: Mrs. W illiam Myer, h<fl Oerter. s M »lae Fraoeoe Ker reman. a M ead who Joined them at Portland. The ptoaeant little vlelt la Seattle, the eetahlteh- ment on hoard the "Admiral Rogere.” the varlooa etopa en route, the aide tripe, the vlaRa to different glaciers, and the longer stay at Sitka, a lf were graphically pictured. In r Sitka, the Sheldon Jackson School, the little Presbyterian church la which President Harding sat at warship and the pew oP whleh la now marked with a brasi plate, was rial ted. the legend«, the flowers, were an described. Many Interesting hits of Ilfs on the boat, people and eatorUfa- ment were glimpsed In this de lightfully told summer's outlay. "The South and West” wad the theme of Mrs. J. W. McCoy'» story of a vacation, opvaring months la time and In which twenty-seven states were visited. W ith Vat a brief ward eoaesrnlng Loa Angeles, Houston, and Dallas,. Texas were visited; historic Vicksburg, Greensboro, A la..j dif ferent eitios of Florida, wltjb Il luminating discussion of theta- beauty. ths progressiveness and products of ths stats all had n share of ths speaker’s atten tion. “ Because ao different, Florida and California should not be compared.” The longest and one of the most interesting visits was made at Norfolk, Va., where two and n half months wars spent. After tolling of the things that moat deeply Impres sed her in Washington. Mrs. Mc Coy lightly glimpsed ths home ward Journey, with a - day of Id- tense heat In ths central ’wort, 8 m Oar Booth in the Fruit Exhibit Buildfctg. 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