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Sham an S t M n. M. J. W olcott
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, IN UX.MOta
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tr a m a of baaineea ability to
tak< up w*U established business.
fob R J * * — F r t v .u a m » . Atones ..«Ik .Ms« i M b - t d
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M - l toto
ing room,i piuma' M4J*
apertm eeta AAftta aa lf. Phono
2«tfe or oaU'gj Shook Dnlldtag.
.
■ •• 133—•
wit* poatrr, bath, good range,
garage. Iaqulra l i t —-7th street.
t t s —u
FDR RMKTi— Nicely furnish
ed bleeping room. Litkin Apart
ments. » So. Jnd.
168— tf
3 room f i ^
house with garage. Phone
lOJ-tt
. ■ismsmi
■ biie ,1 a, ■ ■*. » . i . i * si
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FOR HALE OR TRADE for
Ashland property, 3d acre ranch,
1 1-3 miles on East Mata Street
road. Goo» Improvements, also
FT»R SALE; — Pnlleta for
bréedlng. All laylng real rede,
>3 nach, some Males | 6 ’ and np.
Durfee 706 Penn. Ave., Ashland,
IO«-»»
German Polios
irt street, Tom
l » l — «*
— F d r gale ^16 ae r ee good t ile
drained land- Berner Walker Ave.
and Main St. Ashland, Oregon
Call 6 7 7 -9 . 8 t\ or ’ hone , , 1 R
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7 'A,
166— 1 mo
Bellview district,
cation and « ce ffi
The guest list laduded Mr. sad
Dhet Meeting»-*
Mrs.
A. R. Kincaid and family,
The daughter* of the Nile WEl
Mr.
and
JIrs. Clarence Taylor and
mast In Ashland Saturday, Jata
aory I-, A "no hostess" inadh- family. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hum
eon" to featured, which is given aker and son, with the hestoss
’
at the Ltthla springs hotot, « Mrs. Taylor. •
All
present
enjoyed
to the ut
13:80. \
.
. The regular Ossston follows, hl termost the happy day together.
(Continued From Page ThrepV Masonic hall, with ths attendant
business meeting and election of Ctvfc Flub— f
Thia splendid report of TUee-
officers. An'excellent attendance
dsy*e
meeting of the Civic Clnb
thsi
luncheon.
;
to expected.
Blair Granite Co.'s Crystal Bine
The regular meeting was at
The place e f meeting rotated. was'kindly famished th e ed ito r
ordegp for fall and spring two o'clock with the installation -The coming Saturday at Ashland, by the secretary.
"Immediately following the
ry.
17k Bast Mata.
B. of the following officers taking with Medford nod Grants Pass
place aftdr the short business in tarn as hosts far the organl- pledge and salutation of the ting,
session. Mrs. Nellie Peters was { satloa.
the president, Mrs. Gofdon Mac-
the installing officer and re-
’O w e .
.. *■ Cracken opened the MiSlness
oelved high praise foe her effle-- Alplu» Chib Meets Tuewtay—
meeting and called for the re
ieney in the performance of this
Alpha Club holds its meottorn ports which were .reed and ac
responsible work.
---- -------. Tuesday,.-at "Masonic Hail. The cepted.
Those installed were: Presi
“A communication was read
hostesses will be announced l e t » .
dent, Mr»- Alice Turner; Senior
Vied President. Mrs. Elisabeth
ing the observation of "Homo-
Robertson; i Junior Vice Presid
Coming Week.." This was rer
ent, Mr». Sophia Gantare; Chap
ferred to Mrs. Hasson, who Is
tallows the
lain, Mrs. Julia Colon; Secretary,
chairman of that committee. A
Mrs. Nellie Peters; Treasurer,
card of greeting likewise was
Mrs. Lulu Howard; Conductor,
read from Mrs. Blrdalln Norris.
Mrs. Delta Inlow; Assostant Coa-
A letter was read from Mrs.
dadlor, Mrs. Dora Payne: Guard,
Van Zante In reference to the
Mrs. Jessie Searing; Assistant were host hag hoetees at an
Scholarship Loan Fund contri
borate
Christmas
dinner,
Guard, Mrs. Addle Yerrtan; Must
bution. At this point Mrs. Macr
covers
laid
for
twelve,
atan, Mrs. Elisa Reid; Patriotic
Cracken
requested Mrs. Louia
Iuntructor, Mrs. Ethel Cook; menu embraced all the della
,Dodge to present to the member-
of
the
senaoa,
with
turkey
Press Correspondent, Mrs. Hattie
Moore; First Color Bearer, Mrs. piece 3e resbtanee.
A part of the dgy’s entertalh- Play to be given by- Mrs. W. M
Alma Stennett. Second Color
atent was the beautiful Christ. Poley.and Mrs. F. D. Wagner as
m a B tree bearing presents for nil a means of raising money fur the
Loan Fund.
Haas; Fourth Color Bearer, Mrs. who were there.
Mrs. Dodge atated that a de
Those enjoying the boaalfal
Opal PhilpOtt and the Maitalling
ttaltomdate had not been fixed hut
Officer, Mrs. Nellie Peters.
day u
ither were Mrs. Ctara Taylor, that the Play would be gives» In
A beautiful bouquet of carna
r. and Mrs. A. D Hamaber and about three weeks at the Vlnlag
tions was presented to the new
son
J. C., of Klamath Falls, Dorla Theatre. The admission would
president, Mrs.' Alice Turner.
This organisation has a social and Leon Taylor, Bernice,-Bar ho fifty cents and for ladles only.
HH»
She asked the cooperation" of sit
meeting every two weeks, witk old, Lealle and Eunice Kincaid
present and any one wishing to
and
the
host
and
hostess.
large attendance and Interest
apll tickets should consult Mrs.
ing programs. Hostesses are ap1
Dodge, Mn. MacCrachen or Mrs.
pointed, who look after the social Pgat NoMo Grand Club M o eta
Karl
Nlms.
The P u t Noble Grands’ Club
hour and provide refreehments.
Much
time has been apent in
The next meeting will be Mon will hold It’s meeting Friday, ol
the prepantlon of -the play to
this
week
at
the
I.
O.
O.
K
day, January 11, At the I. O., O.
bo presented by Mrs. Wagner
F. Hall, with Mn. Opal Philpott, Hall at two o’clock.
Since this Is election of of fiber r. and Mrs. Poley and the fact that
Mrs. Julia Cotoa, M n. Allen and
It to given by them is sufficient
Mn. Alma Stennett, as hoeteases. U Is urged upon the membenhip
Insure those attending a splen
They will be assisted by a num that all make a special effort to
bo
present
at
this
'meeting.
ber of others, In serving refresh
The hostesses are Mrs. Lena
ments which close the social
Nolsqn
and Mn. Cora Dodge,.for
afternoon.
TO INSURE OB
the Jpclaf hour which follows
NOT TO INSURE
the business meeting. .
E
FOR BALBi — 10 head milk
cow*, soma frosh. 366 Mountain
Avo. Phono H I T .
104— 16*
FOR SALE: — Fresh young
cow and calf. Price 660.00. J^
O. Gilbert RL 1 Bex 100.
164— 3«
>10.40.
Eagle
146 Oberlin a t
FOR SO IE Two W
Old
grape vinse. Tokays and other
varieties.
Edwin P. Hughs».
Talaat.
86-1 mo.«
th at is NOT the question
Entertains at Dinner—
"Mrss. F. E. Dodge entertain
ed with a bountiful dinner at
her home on Harrison street
New Tear's Day in honor of Mrs.
A- R- Kincaid,' who Is sa old
school mats of Mn. Dodge.
Covers were told tor fourteen
After dinner the young people
wore entertained With games,
while tha older folks enjoyed
thematavss' in the pleasant visit
of old friends..
Every one there reported a
fine time."
PAINTING AND TINTING
If yon appreciate a ttnk eines
Job of painting or tinting figure
with SWÄNNINO A GEAR, ths
WANTED:—-Loan of ISSO for
Dependable Painting Contractors.
two years In Ashland residence
Phon» 816-R.
03-1 mo.
property, value 38666.00. No.
88, Caro o f Tidings.
100-5«
MERTON E. THOMPSON
JPalntar add Decorator
WANTED— Clean cotton rags*
Paper Hanging
no buttons, hooks or snaps. 5c a
Tinting a Specialty
pohnd at tha Tidings office.
Furniture Roftaished
Estimates gladly famished
WANTED: — Batteries to re-
/
Phone 9 1 or 76
chatge, >1.00. All electrical work
done at Ford sot prices. Clay-
comb. Motor Company.
100-tf
WANTED— Asmjtng, refining,
rare minerals wanted. T. W.
Ometter, opposite Conrlir,Grants
Pata.
>0« — 0«
People are surprised at the
quick action of simple buckthorn
bark, magnesium sulph, c. p. gly
cerine, etc., as mixed In Adlerfka.
This removqe stomach GAS In ten
minutes and brings ont a sur
prising amount of old poisonous
matter you never thought was
in your system.
,
No matter what you have tried
for stomach trouble or consti
pation. Adlerika.is so wonderful
In Its QUICK action thgf you
will be astonished. This excellent
intestinal évacuant' stops that Family Reunion— ’
"Mrs.. Clark Taylor was "host
full, bloated feeling and makes
you enjey eating. Don't waste ess at a delightful dinner at bee
time with pills or tablets but homo on B street, Bunday the 8",
FEHSGRR TRANSFER
get REAL Adlerlka action today
with all of her chUOron add part
Pho«* < > •
; E7B R BA
of her »grand children present.
Drayaÿs, storage and long
distends haohn«. , /
’
/
OO-tf
Insurance is a recognised ne
cessity.
The question is how to Insure.
A very Important part of our
insurance service Is the in
spection of Individual proper
ty risks and advice on how the
various
available
policies
Should be used to cover them
adequately.
Ask u / bow to insun. Our
advice Is practical and our
policies are so«ad.
Our Policies
Prottd '
Billings Agency
Bstab. 1886 f t 41 B. Main St.
Real Batata A Reel inseranc
ELECTRIC
NOTICE
3; hdT«"WHfll
the Real
Estate and Insurance business of
W. w . romm * « i f * r ,'* b « m
to toset aU tab friends and tat
own at the old sta n d s 03 N.
S
9. D. TAYLOR
108— Ot
E to FELT
W anted sowing hr the <tajr.
EW. L. E. Cjpsby, 111 North
Mat*- Phons 810-R.
10>—tf
cisco. Isn. 7 '
I adHkquakS was
4»rod p. to. laet
te today Indicate
»TtyfOGHApHKR WANTED: —
Btohdy work ter sxperteaced per*
sdto Briggs A Brl»gs, Attornst»
vf... W Y - ' .
When you are suffering with
rheumatism so you can hardly
et around Just try Red Peppsr
,ub and you will have the quick
est relief known.
Nothing has sueh concentrated,
penetrating heat as red peppers.
Insfant relief. Just as soon as
you apply Red Pepper Rub you
feel the tingling heat. In three
minutes It warms the sore spOt
through and through. Frees the
blood circulation, breaks up the
congestion— and the old rheu
matism torture Is gone.
Rowlee Red Pepper Rub. made
from red peppers, coats little kt
any drug store. Oet a Jar M
once. Use It for Lumbago, neuritis,
backache, stiff neck, sore muscles,
colds In chest. Almost Instant re
lief awaits you. Ba sura te got
the gbrfutae, with the dame
Rowlee on each package.
loo-tt
■ Bend— F i a t , cabla in place
tW .bsltattfe CroolMdiRiver hlgb-
wnp* bridge, 3 3 o’ fe e t. high.
*
HEATERS
Are mighty ctfiy in the
tooins
. without
Rpadster
W
B. Main Street
Opening mid-winter term. Hasel-
rlggs Vocal Studios. Jan. 11th.
Prospective pupils Invited to call
at Mlse W>llaee*s Studio Beavpr
Bldg. Monday aafter 1 P . M .
High School credits by accredited
teacher.
lOS-eod
Mountain States Power Co. will
have sixty man rebuilding the
Springfield-Albany Une.
BASKETBALL
evening at the Clklç Club house.
the two eonatrles.
HIGH SCHOOL
Mrs. J. A. Rugar, sad Mrs. H.
Armory, Friday. January 3
, * Aspects of Religion In Baby
lonia," was told by Mrs. J. H. F.-Saekett ara the hoeteases for
McGee. Mrs. H. C. Qaley, la the
absence of Mr.s Gladys Rose,
read an Interesting paper on
"Babylonian Literature."
Mrs. Olite Teo named the "OEF
est Legal Codes," citing some of
Heavy AU Wool Sold at $8.50
the laws In vogue at that time,
and from some of which wo
might profit today. Mrs. 8. A.
Peters Jr., told of ths city of
Babylon, and of Its wonderful
double walls. Mjs. Everton ex
plained Interestingly about Mes
opotamia; that no other country
Biggest Little Store in Town
had ever been ao much of a mtir-
Opposite New Hotel — Open Evenings
tary problem.
Mfsj Frank Dean how snndunC-
Beautiful Plaid Blazers
Now $6.50
ARMY GOODS STORE
cheerful
But there is a big house next door to
Smith's that no one ever stops to admire.
Its windosjrt are always dark. T h e
porch light seldom shows a welcome.
T h e windows along the aide give back
spooky reflexions from the street light
on the corfaef.
• V
B-r-r-hl
'
"4 •
i A '<
•
,
Switch on the lights!
Electricity If t h e cheipeot service you
THE CALIFORNIA OMEGON POWER COMPANY
C oupe...
3*18 0 0
Coach
3008.00
Nhff"T0» Truck .......,..»4*8.00
The Aflhhnd
Electric 9hóp
the evening and a pleasant sostai
hoar is anticipated.
Tm riag
»loves
these cold days.
M that Mrs. Domino Provost
would give "Currant Events,"
which included floods, coat
Strikes and other news as heard
Over the radio.
Mn. Haines reviewed the book,
“The Perennial Bachelor," by
Anne Parleh.
This concluded
the program had the president
Oxptessed the thanks of the Civic
Club for the afternoon's Interest
ing entertainment add the ap-
preOlation- of. the Civic Clnb for
the chance of a glimpse into the
Work the Dslpktan Clnb- Is going.
Dnsjng the soeial. hear, tea
Was.served by,Mrs. P. 8. Provokt
Mra. Don Whitney end Mn.
Herbert McCarthy.
W ith electricity so plentiful, so conven
ient and so reasonable, why shouldn't
anyone en^oy plenty o f light?
Chevrolet Prices
l< 4 -* 0 *
did eotertalam sst. * Not gtato
the fact that those going will be
well repaid but the object fbr
which it le given to altogether
Worthy.
The president stated that the
Executive Board at Its meeting,
had decided to take new members
from January 1 late the elob
On a payment of eno dollar.
The business session mow and«
od, the preeldeat of the D elphian
Mrs. Frank Dean was latrodaeod.
She, la turn, introduced Mrs. V.
Y. Mills, who had charge of the
program to he presente dat this
Um«
*
* ’* • !
, Mrs. Mille gare an eutttm ef
the work of the Delphian organ
isation and then naked Mrs. Bur-
dic to gire a comparlsen of Egypt
Chassis Only
Ohe-Toh Tfttok ......... 3038.00
Chassis Qnly with 8x80 Tires
Motive Shop
I
ftelining Done by
Machinery