lŒ e S Z S S r - O M . IF T W eAJOH VgtL C l l BR « -« © # * •- Nttr AM ALLEY IN THC BLOCK Y I T th a t o * jv HIPPO s o t • A ri*Y -T H E R E ’S A C O P -L U - U ASK IF HE SAW/ HIM — ^ | FUanraioix íW-ta BAUD O R TR A D E— Nice ranch M Main pared highway, halfway bhtween Portland and •oast, one an« l-t hoOa each tray. Also some o ther' good property if in tores tod. Call t . W. Shattack, Talent, Ore. T H B COUNTY COURT O F T H E S T A T E O F OREGON FOR T H T COUNTY O F JACK- . BON. N O TIC B 18 H E R E B Y O IV B N hy th e anderaigned Execator of the Bátate of Samuel B. Stoner, D eceased, to the creditors of, and all peraens haring claims against the saM deceased, to exhibit the carné w ith proper vouchers' and A ly verified, FOR Siiri Wood «M dtovea fftaa eoal 41.SS to 414.0. diario Etaan Foaaìry. Ì4AtiberUn St. 4S-1 md.4 ÌÙR SRL»— Twe year, old grape vinse. Ttokajk and other vaftriles. Edwin P. Hughes, tria n » . ss-l ma;* r i r «T e « « , a » . . »•» BeaS| R. 71-1 mi* W S T — Leather pocket book with coin puree and other ar ticle«. Return to Tidings of fice. - 94;2* Job of painting or tinting figure w ith SW R N N lN O A GEAR, the Dependable Painting Cbntnwtors. ------ 41-1 mo. P hom s-IIA -R . w ithin six ( • ) months a fte r the first publication of thts notice to the undersigned, at the of fice of the Cltlsens' Bank of Ash land, Ashland, Oregon, which office the undersigned select# aa a r place of harinosa la alt matters connected with said ee- look squárriy Into the face» g f the many • gathered in . that hall that dU ■ I ering promised to play night. In aplte of the donds and B k J I Santa Claus. They loved míate of circumstances that en K f T to do a little toward mak- gulfed them his elatt during that ||A lj ^ tng the day bright and holiday season seemed to hare spreading the holiday touched a chord that was welcome spirit Christinas agtgr In the memory of each. Counte W B r C h r I < t m a • they had nance« at first bard, softened wtth «■m taken some part— if not the recollection« of happier years. tor the children, then for the rick Flashes came Into the eyes that be « aged—hut always some p a rt > spoke all that la good, and ambi , This time It Was different. yUy tious, and noble. Regrets, and re- morse, «n o sorrows ■■ it inure w w t lay. I t was to be unique. Tbtfif any—were thia day «wallowed gp _ In t h e m o r e were to help In a festive occfirioO and «* * “SSaiSTaZd S ^ t p S ? 5} L « w B M II 1 sentimental romantic myths Olirtetmas with them and radlutg BmQwBBM UIII a b o u t christ- R within four aomber e t p a e stalls. It seemed Mrs. Pickering. alatori Impogri- bate of first publication No vember 24, 1 » Í6 . V . O. N . ' S M IT H , Execator h!f the last w ill of Samuel B. Me. Stonato Deceased. The All Out o f Sorts? MARCELLINO YSe? Phone 1 spells and that tired, depreaspd feeling. Thousands have foupd new Jhealth and strength by helping the weakened kidney« with Doat's Pills— a stimulant diuretic. This Ashland case Is one et mafiy. Mrs. Sarah Boots, 238 B St., t a y a : * ‘l was ta n bad condition with kidney trouMe ahd became so weak and ran down I could hardly walk. My back ached constantly and my kidneys acted tpo* fre q u e n tly My limbs arid feet were swollen and I had dlsiy headaches . and nervous sprite. I used different remedies bpt didn’t got <n r better u p tl 1 tried Dbeft’s PfUa. x They eoon helped me.” , Price 80c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney ram- »oria h m f rhetor Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y They had gives a little of them selves in their desire to cheer others, and in doing so the chimes of glad- Picker- Court of the a tor Jackson Auto Salesmen, N O TH » TO C R ED ITO R S Overfund k«d IN T H B COUNTY COURT OF Ia th« Matter o f the Estate of MUM furaM h W illys Knight H e rb e rt-(j. Spencer. Deceased. THE S T A T I O F ORBOON « O R JACKSON COUNTY. Notice' la hereby given by <1» In the M attar of the Batate of Undersigned to a ll persons hav W A N TE D — Pruning and gar W illia m W orth, Deceased. ing claim s again st the above den ito rk ' of all kinds. P>fne Netiee is hereby given by the named estate'to present to them 4 4 I-R . A. Segsworth. undersigned* to r i i persons hav w ith proper vouchers w ithin six ing claims against the above months from, date' of first pab- FEM ALE H ELP W ANTED— A named estate to present them . lieatioa h e re o f to N e llie . Dickey, wwman of business ability to with proper vouchers within six Attorney at law, room 5, Mills take up well established business. months from the data of first Bnlldlng, Ashland' Oregon. Address Bolg BIO- Medford. *, Date o f firs t publication, De publication hereof to Nellie Dick I H mo. ey Attorney at law ,* room 5, cember 1, 1125. « A N T E D — Subscription soUo- Mills Building, Ashland, Oregon. ED W A R D PO R TE R SPENCER qate o f first publication, No-1 Adm inistrator. Itor; permanent It you bring re , 77-1 Tuev. gatta. Apply Tidings effleh, v e r ib e r .-t4 .lflS « Ashland'. _______ 88-tf LOUIS W B R T H , Administrator. Oregon taxable property ia 41 W H L B U R N ’S B A TT E R Y SHOP TI-6 Turò. 084,637,418. 426,000,000 mor — Recharging »1.00. «« P«r cent discount on repair work. than last year. candy, and ta ¿»ta replenish I I Second St. Phone 44.. their supply through this same dan 11-1 mo? gerous way was almost more than they bargained for or were, indeed, •big io do. I t was work, and Cap tain and Mrs. Pickering never de nied It. M M fo rd , Ore. Phene W T-X. When Santa poked big hewhls- tered head through the window Two blocks oft Bast Main on A ll too often women accept had dragged his lumbering bnndM Vancouver. ! • « w ilta « ette. their pains aad aches as natural a f t * Mm thera was a hum of sup pressed voices, and g marked in to their sex.. They ta il to re crease in noise and merriment alise that weak kidneys are when M fe B a rit appeared. AD the time they were dlstrlhnt- often to blame for that back ache, those* beadnehes, tdlasy tng candy and fruit they were to* < appointment or oall 4S J did you see Outbursts of Everett True NEW EXPERIENCE FOR SANTACLAUS «ANTED — Hadson, Desea Rials ocaalto Co.’s Orygtal Blu* Otar aró AiritaSRadf Lassa yamr'erSria Mf ttn and airing drilvary. « • Rari Maia. 8- Ponnlston, Manager. " H -tf g s ^ s e ir s s s .- HAW- hbwor * COME BV H C Î'Ï OR t D H A \e . SEC N h im / < *S ü fc e - - / A tW o i H I A. L. GIDEON IM heating SAW ¡ » A f K ID e (SO s DOWN a B PO RTLA N D, Dae. I l — (IP»— The master o f the motorshlp Car- rlso, in the trade between the ColumWa river aad H aw aii, la, not a chicken rancher— but ha m ay think he Is. The ('arriso la now on the Pa cific heading tor Honolulu with 1000 chickens on board, all des tined for the Honolulu Christmas trade. The resael is taking Í H ® , over alive, because ('h iñ ese for whom they are destinad, are ad verse to buying poultry of any kind for th e ir own use unless it Is alive. That Is a a « M oriental curiom. The Carriso has another strange Christmas parcel on board. Part of her cargo is a shipment of Christmas greens such as cannot be found in the islands. Advertise In ■fco Y Ö U M B A H T o - t o u L NtT TH AT L T to N ’T r J t - iW « A T I ' P t a & q u t < ’ ra g JW b \ KNOKl tuKA: T A L -K IM « ' A O O U T • The Tidings P O R T E R V IL L E . Cal.. Dec. I l — (IP) — The latest cheek ahowa that 275 deer w are'killed In the mountain district back of Porter ville during the hunting season this year, according to Oamo Com missioner Oi P. Brownlow. The district includes Mineral King. Kern river country and neighbor ing resorts. Brownlow reports that his district la becoming not ed for good hunting, this account ing for the large number of deer killed, aa more banters "got their buck” in that section. ■ newed vigor In their h a a r t r. T h ey had learned some thing, too. They were much wiser. They became oonaclous that there la no son so dark that It will not respond promptly to the sunshine and gladness of Christmas The almost instantaneous change In the expressions of many faces was en tirely convincing. Christmas bad tome, and again it had Impressed Subscribe For The Tidings. the old, old mesasga of peace and good will to men. When the Pickerings went back their own comfortable home that ;ht and sat In front of a welcome log See they were conscious of Wishing that this good spirit of Christmas might last throughout the entire year. I t doesn't, of course, for human nature will be human nature while the world lasts. And they felt grateful for the sense of good will which It had brought them, and hopeful that it TO MOVE THEM QUICK, WE might Unger with them for many weeks, at least. WILL TRADE FOR COWS, PIGS, As for the acerea ef peraens who that day had seen their Brat Santa Glaus since their happy childhood HENS, WOOD. WHAT HAVE fcy in the old home, there can be go question but that their hard, un YOUi responsive feelings wees t trip o ra- rtiy swallowed up in the most tender, humanizing strains of thb shhtAerda* hynra: Qlory to Ood la the highest. And on earth, peaoe. aoed w ill to the abtrvQ eats are in good • M i (ft, jMS™Wwt»re Newspaper Uelea.) Advertise tai •« *> Tidings and you or your family would lil^p SO ® ö t WE HAVE A FEW USED CARS REMEMBER a larger or better car Christmas.' COAL Guarantee M f , I. of Maximum Heat COMPANY An order for a new car makes ä fine'Christm as aricl Go doubt your family deserves Call and make a deposit on S«y of our earn to be delivered say time yon may choose. n .p w it r f up wiflPhcid tiietai gtfí^ will pay -interest on deposit at per jeerit until dfelivery is «adfe. Ärmst OREGON Pkone 147 or 46