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Oregon, »Bglottee* bis cha-
FOR RENT—Office or stomi
room ■ « * to Tbe Tiding» of-
fico, formerly occupied by The
Needlecrsft.
Pleat? room 1er velopmeat of Oregon and Oregon
■mall «tofe ' or office.
Rent
reasonable.
office.
Apply YhsTldlag» tion and fulfillment of measures
43-tt for real kgaefit o f farmers as
suggested by their organisations.
Furor World Court.
Reform
LOBT—A small black . cotu
purse containing » bunch of
keys and small som of money.
Reward for return to Llthia
Hnrlnns Hotel.
<8-2*
perienee would like cooking in
Elk Hotel.
pj-tvate family os bearding boaaa.
Answer h» writing,- L. D. L.
FOB RENT—Unfurnished fiat. Siskiyou, Ore,
Nicely furnished sleeptb* rooms.
WANTED—Fat bens. Eagle
Furnace heat furnished. SB 8.
Bl-ft
Second 8t.k Lltlrla Apt«. v BB-tf market.
LOST—Pair of celluloid rim
FOB RENT—New, modern,
glasses
in leather case. Reward.
furnace heated Apts., and sleep
03-3
ing rooms. Chattln Apts., Phone Leave at Tiding» office.
303-R. Call forenoons or eve
nings.
SB-30*
snd
small
Granite Bt.
FOB BALE—30-acre reach,
fully equipped, stock and feed.;
Modern 6-room house, large
barn and other buildings. Suit
Home PhonelM-L
able for dairying, chickens or
Office
houre,
10
te 18 A. M.; 3
gardening. I mile east on East
Main. F. Berwick.
<24* to B F. M.i 7 to 8 evenings. Cltl-
cans Bank Bulking.
FOR BALE— English Springer
Spaniel« Puppies from trained
Imported parents. Sire tbe only
Americas and EugUsh Interna
tional champion in the world.
Dam by Dual champion. Poppies
unrelated. Prises reasonable. A
land and water dog, fastest re
trieval» and pretty ae heuee dogs. q, eliäbo M shins . DJ í ^
LueAa B e tte r , Klefeath #e»is,
Oregon.
4
B3-B*
FOR BALB: — Baby layette,
Will sell all together or »»par
FOR B ALE— Dry Mansanlts
and O ak. wood. W. Tavener.
P h o n e 'I7 f3 .
«0-8*
Niue acree all in fruit, 3 miles
from Ashland on Main Highway,
»-room modern bungalow. Priced
far quick sale. 3850«. A real
chicken ranch.
. W. W. ROBISON
e s Meath Main Bt.
oraMe race agglaat Papyrus, win
ner of the English Derby, Jaek
McAuliffe, tbe veteran retired
lightweight champion, said to
blihi
"It’s too bad the going is so bed
out there. It won’t be n race.”
’ Hildreth took a look at tbn
course, fetlock deep in mud and
replied.
“Bosh, Jack! You know better
than that. A real thoroughbred
can run in anything. Watch my
BY HENRY L- FARRELL
(Untied Frees Sports Editor> - fellow' go.”
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.— <IP>—> If Hildreth’s philosophy of tbe
When SamHUdreth, trained of fice track can be applied to the foot
rich Raneocas Stable, was saddl ball field— Red Orange Is a real
ing the great Zev fog ‘hjk mem- thoroaghbred.
, Football has no form sheets like
race addicts have to assist thorn
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO in picking tbe sight horse, but
VACATE THAT PORTION OF w e a k n e s s e s of players can ba re-
ASHLAND STREBT IN THE corded by observation.
CITY OF ASHLAND, OREGON,
For three years the middle west
COMMENCING WITH THE perhaps the warmest hotbed of
INTERSECTION
OF
THE bootball in the country, knew that
WEHT SUMO LINE OF IN*. Red Grange (it is not necessary)
DIANA STREET WITH SAID further to identify him) waa one
ASHLAND
STREET,
AND of the greateat of nil football
THENCE WEBT TO A POINT
players.
798A FEET WEST OF THE
But, the Western Conference
INTERSECTION
OF
THE
rivals of Illinois would sa^— “He
WEST
SIDE
LINE
OF
can’t go in mud. He has to have
WIQHTMAN STREET WITH
SAID 'ASHLAND STREET.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that the Common Council of the
City of Ashland proposes to va
cate- that portion of Ashland
Street in the City of. Ashland,
Oregon, commencing with the
intersection of the west aide line
of, Indiana Street wRh said-Ash about your car can be
land Street, and thence west to
found After it has* been
g point 7*3.6 foot west of the
intersection of tb* west side line greased at
at Wlghtman Street with said
Aehtand. Street.
Petition» representing more
than two-third» o f . the frontage
on Ashland Street »re en file In
the office of the City Recorder
for the inspection of all con
Shell and General
cerned. Vacation of »aid portion
of Ashland Street 1« necessary
Gasoline
In connection with providing
the site for 'the new State Nor
mal School,
NOTICE Is further given that
the Common Council has fixed
Wednesday, the 25th day of No
vember, ,1925. ae the tlgn«. apd
the City Hall a» the place for
g bearing on such proposed va
cation.
1
Dated this 13th day of Novem
ber, 1925. . .
, GERTRUDE BIBDE,
City Recorder. - .
No
Ungfceased Parts
194-tf
Dealers In Goal. Wood, Packing,
Orating and Storage. Long dist
ance trucking.
H A S ACRES bottom land, al-
talfa and grain, living water, lr-
rtgatieu for 7 1-3 acres, cheap
at 3 1 1 H .
Auto Strop Razors
LITHIA BAKERV
Classified Ads Bring Results.
v ito n
eH ills
this morning when they got up in a cold house, but
those who had banked their fires with
ROYAL OR KING COAL
enjoyed a warm room in which to dress.
S P A L TODAY
CARSON-FOWLER LBR. CO
You want a car that will do the extraordinary
things a» well as the orJtnary. This latest Olds-
mobile Six is such a car.
Take it on a long,'steep climb. Prove its surplus
power. Test it» whale performance range— its
flexibility— sure-footednesa— brakes— it» quiet
and smooth behavior at all speeds.
Here b a car that shrilly outclasses any other in
its field—and such a trip will prove it.
THE PARK
GARAGE
Ashland, Oregon
Wolffire
Heaters
f*
tt—
ft«»»#— «* —
With Four-fool
Hose .
Small or Large
Paint or Walpaper
This Portable 4 Kadiunt Aluminum heater is
especially adapted for use in Bathrooms and
small rooms.
W olffire heaters have been tested and approved
by the laboratories of all the largest gas com
panies, as being so constructed as to assure safe-
Contract or Order, we can
handle it satisfactorily.
Beet workers and beat pslnta
neyS. fifflY the kidneys mid t»
MARCELLING 78c, Phone 18«J crease thfi »mount of waste mat
ter carried Out of your, system
for appointment ** cal1 • •
<
man 8t., upstairs apt.
57 ,f Sold everywhere.
| **
MEMORIALS
; Blair Granite Co.’s Crystal Blue
Gray, are unexcelled.
Leave
pour orders for fall and spring
{»livery.
175 Bant Main. 8.
Penniston, Manager.
G8-tf
TIDINGS TO HAVE GAME
KKHVLT8 POSTED HERE
As soon ns the aannal football
classic between O.- A. C. and Ore
gon la ended thh afternoon, The
Tidings will have a report of the
tin. The Tidings will Also tell the-
results by telephone,
For One Week At
J. ©. RIGG
AW near City limits, with tele
phone and R. F. D. privilege»,
inquire of 0, 8. Butler, <1 Gran
ite S t , CMy. ’ < >" M-* B>0-
like It. Sold by all druggists game by telegraph, which Will be
Sold everywhere.
6 posted in the window aa a balioi
MANY SHIVERED
Williams Service
Station
Ti L. POWELL—General Trans
fer — Good tepm aad motor
trucks. Oofid service at a rea
sonable price. Phone 33.
to-u « ■»
m A i m » ■>.. — ■»
*■ — —
ANY GIRL IN »ROUBLE—Hay
FOR BALS ■ Seed wheat, blue
communicate with Ensign M e
of the Salvation Army at the
stem, recleaned. Beardless bar
White Shield Hom*. BIB May-
ley and g r a / oats. 377 B. St.,
fair Ava., Portland, Oregon.
Phone 83X-R.
«7-1 mo.
a u c t io n e e r
FOR BALB— Bog Factory lum
A. L. GIDEON
ber yard has a full stock of all ■ales taken anywhere— anytime
Ashland, Oregon
kinds of building lumber at rea-
sonable price«.
PAINTING OONTRAOTOR
t -
! -
- - r - -
.1 ■ ■ S -rn
AMBRO ». PARK
RANCH
BARGAINS
WITH
Fainting Contractor
TERMS
«■tp— A
\ Dependable.
17 ACRE» -1 4 acre» tilled,
Phone IS
and 3 for pasture. Priced at
leave word at Staples Realty
31,009.
Office
8 ACRES best of land, fenced,
3B99.
New Edison z
Phonograph ‘ _
the only onf J
that will play
. all makes of
Records without
injury to the
record
Palmer Piano
Hquse. .
Th|y are armting flP-
whose hsadlights
haven’tbeeh tested.
torfsto
Pastries and Cakes
A
°r
• • • ’
• ;
PROTECT YOLK RADIATOR
Headlight Testing
against
y. j. CHÇNIY H CO.. Toledo. OW<
’
or any «other electrical or
battery repairs*, < .
. Next to 20tJr Century
Grocery •
For Your Parties.
Qeser’s Ashland ¡Service Station
Bring your oar to cur shop
Auto Electric Shop
WANTED— Furniture
lag. Work doug.pi yuur
at shop. P itt * •«***
t>rd. Oregon.
mud is an awful blow.”
Zuppke’s mournful words and
the glaam of the entlrs Illinois
■quad did not c a v e a change In
the. market, however, renn state
alumni had heard that Orange
couldn't go In the mud and they
dumped piles of money Into a pool
and placed In that Penn would
win. This was tantamount to a
The day before the game the bet that Red Orange would be
Illinois squad arrived In Phila stopped.
delphia to find the historic city
under a. blanket of snow. It was
A MOTHER MADE HAPPY
a wet pre-season snow and the
"The children and I had
playing field at Franklin Field
colds,"
writes Mrs. Nancy Ma
was being turned Into a mud
ther, Richwood, Ohio, "and the
puddle.
first dose of FOLEY’S HONEY
"It’s too bad,” Bob Zuppke, AND TAR helped us right away.
the genial Illinois coach said. We surely get quick results. I
"This was the game that I have shall peep it on hand all the
Thousands of mothers
been living fo r * I wanted a dry time.”
field to «how the eaat that our have found FOLBy’8 HONEY
Red Is not a false alarm. That AND TAR the ideal cough and
boy haa been living and working cold remedy for their children.
Children
a year for this one game. This Contains no opiates.
a dry track."
Orange came east a week before
last to play Pennsylvania. He
brought ten-other football play
ers with him hut they were lost
In the glare of publicity that at
tended the first appearance of a
player whohe middle western
feats had likened him to a story-
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