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FOB RENT— Beautifully fur
nished, now apartment (or obo
or two persons, on drat door.
Both. To right party? Teacher»
preferred. 31 8. Second St.
*>*
44-tf
F O R R E N T — Unfurnished flat.
Furnished apart m enu, sleeping
rooms, furnaee heat.
Llthia
Apartments. 35 8. Second St.
41-tf
FOR RENT—»Furnished cabins
and small apartments.
153
Oranlte St.
33-tf
FOB RENT-—Naw, modern,
fnritaes tooted Apt»., and sleeps
tag rooms. GhatUn Apts., Phone
303-R. - Call forenoons or eve
ning».
8-1 Mo.
F O B g A Ita
FOR MALE— Six room house,
lot 70x140, near new grade
school. If taken at once, price
8X200. Terms.
1. L. Ketch,
AMlisnd Hotel Bldg.
44-2t
A »2800 SNAP— Good 5-room
house, large lot. garage. Splendid
close-In location.
42-2
STAPLES A PAYNE
FUR SALK OR RENT— Dairy
pasture. 5 acres, irrigated, good
barn, on lower Helman street.
STAPLES « PAYNE
FOR SALE— All varieties of
apples, cheap, at orchard. Prices
low at 50c per box. Doran. 598
Ashland St.
36-tf
RANCH
BARGAINS ’ WITH
TERMS
17 ACRES— 14 acres tilled,
and 3 for pasture.
Priced at
81,000.
O ACRES best of land, fenced,
8800.
ll.O S ACRES bottom land, al
falfa and grain, living water, lr
rlgatlon for 7 1-2 acres, cheap
at 81150.
AU near City limits, with tele
phone and It. F. D. privilege«.
Inquire of G. 8. Iiutler, 41 Gran
ite St., City.
32-1 mo.
e
MISCELLANEOUS
.WANTED— 16 to 20 inch Man
n u lta wood. Phone 192-J.
44-3*
LOHT— Pair
truck
chains.
Finder return to Kirby Bros.,
Talent. Reward.
44-2*
WANTED— Clean cotton rags
a t the Tidings office.
5c per
pound*.
44-tf
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CANAL URGED
BY, AMERICA
WASHINGTON, Oct. 83— (U.
P .)— Grain and produce export*
era of the northwest ere bring
ing great preaenre to hear on
the American and Canadian gov*'
ernments In favor of the develop*
ment of the St. Lawrence deep
waterways project.
n
The governments of the two
countries are awaiting the re
port of the joint committee of
engineers which has been sent
to make a complete survey of
the situation. The report will
not be ^considered before next
spring when national commit
tees meet to discuss the merits
of the proposed link between
the Great Lakes and the Atlantic
ocean.
Mean w’, lie a complete survey
of canals nil over the world
is being made by the Depart
ment of Commerce to determine
the relative importance of such
a project.
Opposition to tha development
has been met from railroads and
other Inland carriers who will
feel the effect which such a pro
ject will have on their freight
business.
Both
governments
have been forced from time to
time to meet propaganda against
the development.
Replying to a charge that
the Canadian government had
decided to drop Its participation
in the project, George P. Gra
ham. minister of railways and
canals, said, "There is no truth,
in the rep o rt/ whatever.
The
whole situation Is merely held
up pending the report .of the
surveying experts."
Proponents of the project point
ont the tremendous savings to
"hInner« by the usd of the St.
Lawrence route.
Development
of the St. Lawrence project will
add Yrcm seven to nine cents
to the Interior net price of
-BUILDING, Repairing, Shlng-
ltng, Painting, Kalsomlnlng, Re-
ftoishlng. W. T. Blackwell. 419
Garfield. Phene 833L,
307-'f
MATERNITY
Reasonable Rates .
163 Granite. Telephone 153
BUY LAND
Now Is the time to buy land
as land values are as low as
they ever will be. I have some
of the best land in the valley,
priced at 3200 per acre. 70 acre
ranch all good irrigated >|and, 5
room bungalow, large dairy barn.
12 acres Newtown apples that
netted the owner |5 0 0 per acre
this year. This Is a real bar
gain. Price 3200 per acre.
Al
so a 4-room plastered house, lot
50x140.
Price 81,000.
Also
have other bargains. W. W. Rob
ison. 63 N. Main. St.
41-tf
Most Kansas Students
Work w ay in College
LAWRENCE, Kan»., Oct. 33
— (U. P .)— Seventy-eight per
cent of the student» at Kanaa»
University are working their
ways through school, according
to various organisation» which
find job» for those needing them.
Most of the men are willing
to do almost anything, reports
In MedFord-
Chlef of Police McNabb and
Deputy state Game Warden Roy
Parr were business visitors la
Medford yesterday.
COOKED FOOD BAL*
Alpha Club, ,of Alpha Chapter.
No. 1, O. E. 8., will hold a
cooked food sale. Saturday In
the room formerly occupied by
Mrs. Sugg’s Millinery Store.
physicians' safe pres
cription A n -A-CIN-
Contaln» no narcotics.
Does not effect heart,
r pro w s by profewor* of mrdlcioe
I ten years of constant uae lor
I sad adult« of all asaa.
C rystal W hite la u n d r y
Soap, 10 bars
An-o-c/n Safely Relieve»
CoMs
In flu r o M
Neuralgia '
R haum atU m
Pocket Tin Only
► - I
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25 C
A-qHOS/
Plummer's Specials
O ulttards P ure Ground
C hocolate, P ound can
14
Old Dutch Cleanser,
2 cans for
C alum et B ak ing Pow der
Cnn
Quiek Q uaker O ats, R eg.
15c Size, Pkg.
OC*
10
A shland P acked S trin g
Benns, No. 2 can
H ills D ale A sparagus
No. 2" can
- '
'V
New Mince Meat in Bulk
B o u n d ________ :__ _____ ■
W e D eliver
*"*
If it R a in s Tomorrow"
Opposite The Plaza
Will you be prepared to drive with safety and comfort?
Slippery pave
np air i make driving unsafe and u n -
ments, blurred windshields and cool, damp
comfortable. You can n eliminate these risks by equipping your car with this
season s necessities. A le w are shown below.
T H O SE FA M O U S CREAM
TO M A T O
SA U SA G E S
S P E C IA L S
Plaza Meat Market
Phoner-65
_ _
,
See this
Traveling Exhibit
o f Crane fixtures
H A L L O W E ’E N G O O D S
O f E very D escrip tion
T h e mobile exhibit of Crane plumbing and
heating materials can be seen .
L et us H elp P lan Your
PARTY
W e H ave:
Pum pkins and ea t head s 5c—SOc. N apkins, in v ita
tion s, place and score cards, eat and w itch cut-outs,
gam es for your party, caps, false faces, w igs,
squakers, horns, d ecorative m aterial.
See Our Window
T h e public is cordially invited to inspect
these new Crane fixtures for bathroom and
kitchen, and the Crane Automatic Water
System which makes city comfort and conven
ience easy and economical tor (he farm home.
For two days only. Don't miss this exhibit.
CR A N E
E L H A R T ’S
WK1
W U U M g lN G
«N O
H C A T IN C
M A T E R IA L S
CRANE CO.
8 3 6 »
M IC H IG A N A V E . C H IC A G O
IM PO R T E D — DO M ESTIC
SB rsuche« <w all principal Ciliet
B U L B S
P län t T hem N ow
P ro v o st
H ardw are
H Y A C IN T H S — T U L IP S
N A R C IS S I — CROCUS
D A F F O D IL S — IR IS
F R E E S IA S — A N EM O N E
R A N U N C U L U S, ETC.
Y our W ants Supplied R igh t H ere at
H om e From th e Largest Stock o f
B u lb s in Southern O regon at Prices
Less T han Catalog H ouses.
Acrmorc Horns
Huve a Windwhis?d
Wiper
Be Comfortable
Auto rob«» of pure wool and
th ree-q u arter* wool that give
w arm th and comfort.
Your
choice of plain or plaid. Priced
at 66-65 and 618.00, according
to quality.
at reduced prices
Everyone has
—on your car. W hether you
prefer a band, an automatic
or an electric cleaner, you w ill
fled one to suit your require
ments a t this xtore. Hand
Cleaners <So to 61.93.
Automatic, 82.65 and 63.35.
Electric. 96.50.
horn s r t t b the
locomotive “toot."
S o ft p l e a s i n g ,
musical topas th at
get immediate a t
tention. Tha best
k n o w n exhaust
horn on the m ar
ket. T h a following
prices this week
only:
j
L ocal D énie rs O f
CRA NE
PLUM BING
In v ite Y ou to See
A ttractive styles and designs
In «loves or gauntlets of black,
tan or gray leathors F o r men
and women. 81.90 to 83.75.
Weather Strip
—keeps out wind and rata.
Good quality “T ” shaped rub
ber strip that fits on the bot
tom' of the windshield and
makes front-seat driving moi e
comfortable. Price of strip
only 46c.
— Windshield weather strip
to fit top edge of lower glass
of shield. 46c and 66c.
Spot the Road
—w ith this very high quality
genuine "S & M" Spotlit«. Its
beam of light guides you
safely on slippery pavements.
Two sixea, 89-50 and |13.00.
Other Spotlights as low as
of
ten wished to own
an Aermora. The
Gloves
Miller’s Toggery
“H a b -a -d a s h -I n n ”
THIS WEEK
M EATS
o f all kinds. T ender Lam b and other cu ts tlint will
m ake your m eals m ore appetizing.
AT COST — A BEAL BARGAIN
8
; —
—
B. B. PLUMMER, GROCERY
SAM SON SUITC A SES
|
SCHUERMAN GROCERY
FREE OOOOA AND COFFEE
HURRY!
CLOSING OUT
7’..
P h one 155
D em on stration A lp in e M ilk
CH O ICE
4 1 9 “
____ A Good L ine of Fresh Fruits and V egetables
Always
in Stock
•*
3 Lbs. Seedless Rabins ............... ....................... 25c
OranberriM, 2 Lb*. ..............* ..............................35c
Sweet Potatoes, 6 Lbs. for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..25c
TIDINGS WANT A ü i SELL
r -'lt
NM I t HOBO.
I« Teotlmoay of Others
Saturday Specials
Headache
Stop them with the
44-3
Advertise In
SCHUERMANS
t
—
CONVALESCENT HOME
Where the sick are cared fer
Bperlsl rate to invalids. Call 153
ef l . U o trneke and
tractors to tha new 812.996,900
Ford assembling plant In Aas-
tralla. It Is Mid that practically
all o f the seaboard traffic of
the Ford Company woald go
oat by thia route If tha St.
Lawrence was davaiopad to aa-
eommodato ocean going Itadrs.
While the canal Will divert
some of the freight traffic from
the North Atlantic ports, it Is
painted ont that tha relist In
congesion nt these points will
compensate for the trade lost
to the carriers.
w ill alm ost m elt in you r m outh. Fresh and delicious.
FURNITURE and mattress re
pairing. 815 Granite St., P. O.
Box 631.
36-12»
MARCELLING 75c, Phone 188J
for appointment or call 63 Hei
st., upstairs apt.
26-1 mo.
Incoming cargoes in (nil ship
load» would benefit te e farming
districts reac^ihg from the ter
rito ry west of the Alleghany
mountain» to the Rocky Moun
tains south to the cotton belt
and north into the extensive re
gions of the Northwest, it Is
claimed.
Fertiliser», It Is pointed out,
nro now alm ost prohibitively ex
pensive throughout the North
west due to the additional cost
of reshlpment from the Atlantic
seaboard.
Through the opera
tion of the project ocean-going
steamer» could carry fnll cargoes
to the interior ports and retnya
to the sea with fall cargoes
of the products of the adjacent
regions.
* _
Wisconsin, generally well bal
anced between agriculture and
manufacturing. Is handicapped
through the lack of coal and oil.
Tke industries of this state
will benefit considerably by the
elimination of the present rail
haul of 1.000 to 1,600 miles With
the added delay of transfer nt
Atlantic ports. It Is said.
More than 94 per cent of the
s’llps entering and testing the
port of New York could make
use of the inland route. It If
stated.
Desire of the Ford Motor com
pany to make e se of this eheep-
State, but the women Job seek-
The m<n Bnd employment as
Mrs. Lulu Van Wegen was a Crs are more particular.
The meat cutters, rhrnacs tenders,
v t e h •*< guest at tha horns of largest number of girl workers table Walters at the fraternities,
her »toter, Mr». B. E. GUI.
are empleyed as secretaries and sororities, hoarding houses and
Monument setting
stenographers to the deans and restaurants.
i was desired by one student.
professors of the university.
Ford Special, reg-
la r
86.90. This
Week—
$5,87
No. 1, regular 810.0».
T hia Week ........
No. 0, regular 818,
This Week
No.
814,
No.
810.
$849
to, regular
This W -
000, regular *4 4 DA
Thia Week ..ftlOsOU
.90
62-26.
fe . J
A Visor W ill Help
—keeps the rain off your w ind
shield. also breaks the glare
of the sun. P yralla vlsore
with nlcksl-plated brackets
and fittings th at fit open or
closed cars. For only 8448.
Rubber Cloth Visors SUB
and 8245.
All-Metal Visors 8246.
Protect Your Spare
A Supreme spare tire lock,
with I I* leather encased case-
hardened chain w ill protect
tiie tire against theft. Price
84.46 to 86.90, according to
Size.
Skid Chains
Some states now make It
compulsory to use skid chains
on wet and slippery pave
ments. M cKay T ira Chains, by
actual te st. give longer serv
ice—6445 io 611.16, according
to slse.
T IR E C H A IN S AND C A B LES
Strong, subetantlal depend
able—65o to 81-65,
Sotf ety Pedal Pad»
A timely specia l prevent the
feet from slipping off the foot
pedals.
Simply head the
metal clampe back of the
pedals to attach. Made of
black Pars rubber, resUMnL
comfortable—for all saakds of
car e per set—This
70u
Week O n ly ................. -..s • •
“W e s te r n A u to ” H a s NOT YET
A d v a n c e d T ir e P r ic e s
Leading tire m anufacturers have recently announced su b sta n tia l ad van ces in
tire and tube prices.
“ W estern A u to ,” because o f a special purchase of fin e q u ality rubber, put
into effect on Septem lier 14th, n tem porary reduction in tire and tube prices.
W e are still sellin g tires and tubes a t the temporarily reduced prices.
All enr ow ners are tirged to an ticip ate th eir w in te r ’s tire requirem ents and
buy now.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO WITHDRAW THESE PRICES WITH
OUT FURTHER NOTICE.
Have You Seen Western A ir Patrol, the New Radio Set?
_________ tM »~ Than 125 Stono—AU OoOr dt«
T h is E xhibit
W E IN V IT E YO UR IN SP E C T IO N
O F O U R 8E IÆ C T B U L B STOCK
A t Our Store
Drive down and
visit us often—
Enjoy our com
plete seed service
M O NARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
323 B. Main St.
Phone 260
Medford — Oregon
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for prices if you
can't come.
Saturday, O ctober 24th
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Mail Owr
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