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[ 1 MmaatabU toatluea. being fthhM . with nine anti tar-smoka. f^ a M y t® ttotorto U ire«, the ^nation 9 t Frgnek soltdera dui- ■ the Peninsular ware. Sanor kjol has now suoeeeefully r«- toed it tg something like Ila Iglnal eondttton, and the many t o l l anjl critics who hare sden •dree I t la a genuine Velae- Pujol states that he has fntred aq otter of l,g99,000 ••ta s ter the picture. I t Is believed that the painting tongs to the artist’s first epoch d was painted between IM S d 1««. DK. W . J. CRANDALL W le e Phone 1<M-J , Home PltonelAd-L Office hours, lo to IS A. M.; 3 to 5 P, if,; 7 to S evenings. Citi- «en» Bank Building. Above Tidings Inquire S7» Palm 1 7 -S * FO B R EN T— A sunny two- room furnished apartment with kitchenette and private bath. Close in. 007, Vista at. Phone 1«. 14-tf FOB RENTS—Famished cabins -and apartments,- IPS Granite. 14-tf R. HBNE8T a . WOODS— Prac- t0 «7*. oar. nose and throat—-X-ray tnclddlng teeth,. Jfflce hours, 10 to IS a n d S to Whan music sweeps the temples • of my heart. », Swadenburg Bldg., Ashland, Oregon. Wakening tones from silences 1 too deep C. RLLY8ON SHINN, D.M.D. For aught hut echoing cadences • Citisene Rank Bifig. to reach. Office Phone 181. Res. Phone 184 Evenings By Appointment PLANING M IL L partaient, 5 WORKS. Cor, Helman and Van rooms with pantry and bath. Ness. Phone 141, 1 9 4 -t f Algo garage. Modern and clean W H IT T L E TRANSFER CO., at 156 Seventh street. Phone F »r Service 37TL or call nt 187 Sherman. Dealers in Coal. Wood, Packing, v • lS -tf Crating and Stonge. Long dist fob RENT— Entire lower ance tracking. Helen Moore of Ashland and floor w ith private bath. Oarage. Algo two rooms with kitchenette. T. I * POWELL— G e n e ra l Trans- Morrison Eastman of Las Angeles tor —• Good .teem end motor were united In marriage.'Septem Call after 4 p. a u corner Pine trucks. Good service nt a rea ber 5, 1925. nt the Eastm an, Sr., add Nntlay. 11-tf sonable price. Phone S3. home in Lon Angwlee.’ IT —- Housekeeping - FKHIGK - ROACH - Mrs. Eastman is a sister of Inquire 337 Oberlin. Transfer — Express — Stories Mrs. Hal MeNhlr. Mrs. Milton 11-tf Hauling -s- Drny work of all -Fraley, and a daughter of W . F. kinds. Quick motor service. Dry Moore of this city. Mrs. Bast- ro a B EN T— New. modern, wood of all kinds. Phone 410-B. » 7 6 B. Street. 112— U msn is n gradusta of the Ash nace bested Apts,, and sleep- land High school. Mr. Eastman rooms. Chsttln Apts., Phone ANY G IR L IN TROUBLE— May Turn a position with Tbs Pacific c o m m u n ic a te w ith E n s ig n L e e l-R. Call forenoons or eve- They wilt o f th e S a lv a tio n A r m y a t th e Telephone company. gs. 9-1 Mo. W h ite S h ie ld H o m e , 641 May- tnake their home in W hittier. f a ir A y e ., P o rtla n d , O re g o n . California. thrae persons, 41 Nutley street A. L. GIDEON o r phone 44SJ. 4 -t f Sales ta k e n a n y w h e re — a n y tim e . A s h la n d . O re g o n MEDFORD FO R BA L E O n e 'h a m m e rle s s shotgun, 12-guage, cost » 1 2 « . Bell cheap, can be seen a t O. K . Barber Shop. 17-1 tons in world tonnage, and a decrenns .o f hailing tonnage by 148.38« tone. The tonnage of vessels owaep, )NDON — General Zagorskl, in the United., 8tatee to , now I of the Polish A ir Staff, ll.U 8 .g q o , which to B 7l,48t now on a visit to England, tons loan than t t o l s f s yanr Ago, ves la doing tblnga for him- la 1P14 the United Kingdom ownnd nearly 44 1-S per earn «1 ■ dÉMsdainlag pilota pad mechan the world tonnage in seagoing ics. Oenernl Zagorskl not only steel and iron steam tonnage; tne HffW over from Parti to London, Present percentage Is ua^pr 8 |. het effected a repair to a brok The United Staten occupies ggg- en pipe, single-handed, on the oad puce owning nearly SO per cent of the world tonnagq. Of the 3.490 steamers of IT .- 804,122 tons fitted for burning Oil fuel 73» Of 4 ,4 7 0 ,« 5 tons are registered in Great Britain and Ireland and 1,816 of 1.999,- •0 0 are registered la the United States. T Oreat strides in the conversion of . ocean-going vessels from steam to oil burners are shown by the Lloyd’s., statistics. Only. <4 8-4 per cent of the tonnage of the world’s merchant marina W ea lth y M anufacturer is now entirely dependent upon la S u ed for D ivorce coni, while la 1014 the percent age was nearly 00 per cent. WTCHBURG, Maes.,— John F. World tonnage has more than Thompson, wealthy curtain manu- than trebled in the Ihst decade, ladtnrer. has been sued for di and daring that time Germany vorce by his wife. Mrs., Lera has bean the one maritime na Thompson, whom he married In tion which haa suffered a de- is«« Cruel treatment and in crease In Its tonnage. The larg toxication Is nUeged. est Increase during the decade ban been made by GraatBrltata C la s s ifie d A d s B r in g R e s u lts . and Ireland. 1 Down? TRY ONE OF OUR CAKES F O B H A L E — 6 -ro o m b u n g a lo w , close to H a w th o r n e and H ig h school. In q u ir e 107 • 6 th St. F eel a l l o u t o f sorts? T ir e d , achy, b lu e , ir r ita b le ? Back la m e and s tiff? D oes N o t O perate FO R BALK: »— Butcher shop, ■It m ay be tb e s to ry o f w e a k doing good bnslneas. Cause of sale, on account of other business. In- kidneys! O f ’ to x ic poisons c irc u la tin g qnire 243, 4 th a tr e e t. lJ — 4 abo ut. FOR B A l i f f ■ O n e a n d o n e -h a lf U p s e ttin g blo od a n d n erv e s. acres a d jo in in g n o rm a l site. F o u r There’s a room house. A b o u t 5 ,0 0 0 fee t of a g a in . W ill . d o u b le In w ay H e lp y o u r w ith D o an 's C a ll 359J. to fe e l r ig h t w e a k e n e d k id n e y s P ills — a s tim u la n t diuretf». D o an 's a re re c o m m e n d ed by m a n y A s h la n d p eo p le : M rs. S h e ll H a y e s . 1 9 5 L a u r e l S t., A s h la n d , says: " I h av e a l w ays fo u n d D o a n ’s P ills a good B Y O R ’ N K R — One w, fu rn is h e d , tw o apartments o r one fa m ily home, Close In . R eason able fo r cash, 71 Bush St. 10-tf EAT M ELONS: — F in e k id n e y re m e d y . I h a d a tta c k s of k id n e y c o m p la in t and my b ack ached a n d p a in e d . I f e lt la rg e w a te r m e lo n s , l c p e r lb ., a t ranch. C a n te lo p e s , p otato es, s tr in g beans. d u ll a n d t ir e d , e s p e c ia lly m o r n M y k id n e y s a c te d ir r e g u l W in d F a l l P e a rs. 50c p e r box. ing s. I used D o a n ’s P ills C o o k in g a p p le s , 5 0c p e r box. C a ll a r ly . too. 345J1 a t e venin gs o r 2 6 0 J office a n d it w a s n o t lo n g b e fo re th e y phono. L e a v e o rd ers a t 63 N o rth g ave m e r e lie f . T h e y s tre n g tu - ened m y back a n d k ld h e y e .” Main 8t. W. W. R o bison . 7 -tf P ric e 4 0 c , a t e ll d e a le rs . D o n 't Dr. Mellenthln is a regular grad in medicine and surgery and' is licensed by the state of Ore- gon. He dose 'not operate-for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils or ade noids. •, - . He has to his credit wonderful results in diseases of the stomach, ting, catarrh, week longs, rhea- heart, kidney, bladder, bed wet ting, catarrh, weak Inpks, rheu m atism, sciatica, leg ulcers and u a te re c ta l a ilm e n ts . Relow are the names o f'a fow F O R BALK— 1 0 -a c re fa r m ; 7 s im p ly a sk fo r a k id n e y re m e d y of his many satisfied patients in acres , In c u ltiv a tio n , f a m ily o r — g e t D e a n ’s P ills — th e sam e Oregon : Rose J. Aplln, Canon, Wash., F o s te r- c h a r d ; 7 -ra o m house: b a rn ; good th a t M rs. H a y e s h ad . nerve trouble. > w a te r ; r ig h t In th e to w n o f M ill M ilb u r n C o., M fr s ., B u ffa lo , N . Y . Mrs. Otto W1U, Jefferson, vari City. T h e to w n w ith th e big cose ulcer; leg. M. P. Christianson, Albany, p a y r o ll. P ric e » 6 ,0 0 0 . W i l l Radiola (legates bladder trouble. tr a d e fo r A s h la n d p ro p e rty o f Mrs. M. A. Ewan, Coquille, e q u a l o r lesser v a lu e , a n d g ive stnmsch trouble. L O N D O N — F iv e h u n d re d o f time on d iffe re n c e . Address « Robert Ziglinski, Scio, stomach owner. J. B. R a y , M in C ity , Or.» th e w o r ld ’ s fo re m o s t e x p e rts In snd heart trouble. John Roth, Albany, adenoids won 4 1 « * X -ra y s a tte n d e d th e f ir s t In t e r n a tio n a l C ongress o f R a d io lo g y and tonsils. B U ILD IN G , R e p a ir in g , S h ln g - a t th e C e n t r a r 'T l a l l h e re r e Mrs. M. i. Olsen, Portlaud,xap- lla f f . P a in tin g , K a ls o m in ln g , R e fta ia h ln g . W. Garfield. Phone T. B la c k w e ll, 323L, c e n tly . M a n y speeches w e re d e liv e re d by d ele g a te s fro m e v e ry civHIxod Remember the above data, that consultation on thia trip will be free and thAt his treatment le dif c o u n try , w h ile p a r t o f th e b u ild ferent. Married women must be accom in g w as g iven o v e r to an afh av- in g d is p la y o f e v e ry th in g con panied by their husbands. Add re « : S i l Bradburg Bldg., nected w ith ra d io lo g y . Los A ngel«, California. 119 S 0 7 -tf FOR SALE: — Sand for plast- aving and concrete work. C^al out of solid stone. Folly tested. Bgnvar Realty Co. 318-tf W o rk in g m e n i a re T ra n s c rip t. M a in B tre e t. R e w a rd . R e tu r n - Classi fled A d a B r in g R e s u lts . t 7' 2’ - - — - M ARCELLING 75e. P h o n e 1 8 4 J fog appointment or call 43 H e l- I vour family without it. can be given the house by new paint and wall paper. Let us estimate z the cost for ycm. Phone 172. PILES our shop at once light Testing. she feels so bright, i her ensemble and B u lgaria Ft C le a n & D y e of Greek Changes S O F IA — B u lg a ria n v ie w w ith p o litic ia n s a p p re h e n s io n th e re c e n t a r b it r a r y a n d re v o lu tio n a ry change o f g o v e rn m e n t l n / l r e e c e , f e a r fu l lest G reece's lesseflfug p o w e r w ill te m p t J u g o -S )a v ia to ru s h in to S a ln n ic a , t h e ir coveted g o a l, on th e p re te x t o f re s to rin g Murphy Electric T h e im a c n la te w a y w e keep you lo o k in g , is being ta lk e d o v e r th is to w n . J o in th e c lu b o f s a t is fie d custom eiw to d a y by g iv in g us a c u ll. , Have Your A sh la n d Cleaning and D y ein g W orks HEADLIGHTS TESTHT 35 First St. Àuto Electric Shop AFTER Jr Next to 20th Century Grocery Ml Quick Service FULL EQUIPMENT affords Healthful exercise for the teeth end a spur to digestion. A long- lasting refreshment, soothing to 339 E. Main Street OFFICIAL TESTER THE PARK GARAGE UTHIA BAKERY Adjust Your Headli^hfs is equipped to - in a jiffy Bring your car in and avoid trouble w ithdhe officers. . Tires Tubes • Chains Spotlights Standard I^ens Axles Gears Bearings. Fan Belts - Valves Piston Rings 1924 Dodge Sedan .. $900 1919 Dodge Tour. Car Best of Condition. .$275 1923 Chév. Touring, $250 1922 Ford Touring. .$275 Yes, We Sell 1919 Chev. Touring. $125 GASOLINE, OILS ANG GREASES 1922 Ford Sedan Buchiteli Axle, $375 as well as give COMPLETE GARAGE SERVICE NIGHT OR DAY Automotive Shop Brake Relining Done by Machinery THE OVERLAND GARAGE B ack o f T h e W estern A u to Sup p ly Go. SUDDEN SERVICE TUBES F O B 1 V X R Y GAB W illiim s Service Station L E E D O M ’S where tires and tubes are being sold at old priees. Tires and Replacement Parts Car G reasing and Crank C ase S ervice Aerosa From Li thia Spring« Hotel Service that Banishes Worry ,* - - , * e c • ’,r Our many patrons bespeak the confidence which our service inspires. We try to serve in a way that makes yon feel that first of all we are your friends —friends upon whom you can depend to do everything possible to lighten your burden. IF you have Piles or other Rectal or C olon disordera-tbere it amberla ifcs F e v trs n d H * a d < c M * s (v p n |y reliev ed l>y A Jfw tsblste S pliysiCMtu* safe pecscrlptkm : A n -e - c to relief w h h e m sftectlaq i t o si dhtofbiag ttostomseh. of Cstsrri Bring your ante For Your Sunday Dinner ind you will realize that ft is cheaper and better to let us bake your cakes. tite s and^ fiiends should Be rtliived o f the H y ing responsibilities connected w ith the conduct of funeral arrangements. For * c s n d D IA R R H O E A You. Fall Cleanliness 163 Qranite. Telephone 163 ,ONT TRY TO RAISE The picture haa a romantic history. Many y e a rs ago It was the property of a Canon nt To ledo. He oame to a violent end and the picture was Inherited by h is niece. Felting on had tim e s , this lady sold the paint ing to some antiquaries In tie ‘‘Rnstro’’— a sort of cheap art market in Madrid. The buyers had no idea of Its value and tbe painting was exposed for some time in a saloon used by specu lators In antiques, satil It was finally purchased by a police of ficial, who took It to kle flat.l Here it seems to have been die-1 covered by Its present owner.' Senor Pujol, who bought It for fíe Officers u n iv e rs a lly u sing a u to m o b ile s , a n d yet it ta k e s a m a n o f le is u re to p ic k out a p a r k in g p la c e .— B o sto n to Tidings; Off toe. p e n d lc itia . BARCELONA— The discovery of a wonderful Velascues painting has been brought to light here. The picture represents Christ with Saint'yohn and the Virgin Mary. / LONDON— Coincident with the reports of unparalleled depres sion In She shipping and coal mining Industries in England comes the news that thd British railroads are In an eaeeedingly had way financially'. In an effort to bolster the railroads up, the Individual cor porations responsible have taken the hitherto unprecedented step of issuing an appeal for a wage socrlflgp by all grades, from president* -and directors to loco motive drivers, riremen and sec tion gangs. Dwindling receipts from pas senger traffic and loss of freight age are said to be mainly re sponsible for the state of affairs, snd a conference is to be called between owners and men to talk the whole situation over and endeavor to arrive at a solution of the trouble. Th« lqtsst Qrtek coup d'etat, according to the Orook pros*. wa> duo to threatening Impartal- iim manifested by Serbian .tstse- man In Greco-Serbian negotia tion*. Here it tg believed that the only reason Serbia did not take a hand during the recent Greek trouble was that Bnglnn 1 and Italy were backing Greece. r m t f r in v ia |$ c P.Dodge & Sons I Fonerai Directors Night 18, < » a i-iA -8 1 1 'j NEEDS The Ashland Tiding PHONE 39