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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1926)
• « *Ï"J CHKMROMi berriee and gAPee. Garage. Will rant for o m year. I ll Laurel W, U * -tf FOB BENT—V *ar room mod ern furnished M « h , newly tinted and cleaned. Soon ready tor oc cupancy. Ifcghlre I l f Karga- dine. 11M horses. Mrs.. Mabel Walker WUlri- brandt, Assistant United States Attorney General, will be the outstanding speaker at the Women’s Congress Although niany others equally as prominent Will appear before other branches of the triumvirate organisations. The. exhibition "for, of and What My Neighbor / ■ Says ■ ', Is O f Interest f o Ashland Folks Icely faratoh- Llthl* Apart- l l l- r —tf FOB t h l | | i Two young Jer sey eo fg . Oria frebh In the spring. A lti milk goat, two dozen boria- «00 Indiana St. Phone 4II-L . ll« -2 * FOB »ALB— Remington No. 12 Typewriter, good a« now. Phone l« I J I . . 0» 11I-I* PAINBOTG AND TUtTINO • M W appreciate ri first olaas FOB SALK— Mania nit* wood. Ja» *f painting or tinting figure W. Taverner, phone 17FI. With SWENNlRo A OSAR, the I ll- « * Depcwfchhte :fiia*Mag Contractor*. Phons IMPB. - W -l mo- FOB SALB CHEAP— I I seres and good buildings on Beet Main, 1 1-t miles o n t Mm. Roan Petit. Phops Ù M 1 . I l l — «» ftBBVON B. T^dMPBON Painter and Decorator . P«her Banging Tinting a Specialty Friniitare* Roflnlshed etlmritos gladly fam ished Phone 91 or 76 When Tone has had the mis fortune to suffer from backache, headaches, dlsalnees,, urinary disorder* and other kidney ills -—and has ‘ found relief from all this sickness and suffering, that person’s advice Is of untold value to friends 'and neighbors. The following case Is only one of many thousands, but It Is that of an Ashland resident. Who could ask for -a better ex ample? Mrs. S. a MeDoaald. «SI B Bt., says: " I ' knoW from heT- sonal experience Doan’s Pills cannot be equaled for kidney trouble^ 1 hage taken them on several occasions for a-lam e ness through my kidney« and it only required a few to relieve me.” > ' , i * FOUR YEARS LATER, Mrr. McDonald said: "I eeldokn have any sign of kidney trouble and give Doan’s the credit." Price «0c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy — get Dognla ; Pills— the . same that Mrs. McDonald had. Poster- Milburn C©„ Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. ' FOB MAIA! OB TBADR fot Ash land property— I l acre roach ea L E E D O M’S SUDDEN SERVICE Fey S a lt— Id agree good tu» Plano laetrnction by experi drained lead. Cerner Welker Ave. and B ala fit. Ashland, Oregoa enced teacher. Beginner* prefer Call IT7 1- 8t. or »borie l l l - R red. Phone 4<1J. Mrs. Harold * 107— 1 mo.* 1««— 1 me Aiklns. n a«*«l*»ri»e g «A»riri«ririririri« { OPEN NOSTRILS! END ( A COLO OR CATARRH PISTONS AND PINS RINGS GEARS AXLES SPRINGS t Recondition Your Motor ' Now BABY CHICKS — Plymouth Rock and Leghorn, also custom hatching, Ic an egg. ' Order Grant early. Phone 41«-R. 11 «-3 wtorrh ¡rile win WANTED—Second hand re clining or easy chair. Good condi tion. H. M. Peabody, 111 Palm. „ 111-«* NOTICE OF FINAL HKARIRO IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON F 0 1 q JACKSON COUNTY. In the Matter of the Estate <K O. M. Grainger, Deceased. Notice to hereby given that the undersigned, Administratrix of the above named estate ha* filed, her final account la said* county court of Jackson County, Oregon, and that Monday the 16th day of February, 192« at ton o’clock A.' M. and the ioggt room of said court at Jackson ville, Oregon. hu bc*ri appoint ed by the court* as thSTtime and place for tbs bowing of any ob- Jections to said report and the settlement thereof. Date e f first publication, Jan. 16th, O l d . '. JCATE F. GRAINGER. * Administratrix , 106-6 *Tues. Portland — General Steam ship Corporation will operate Norwegian ships from here to ,east coast o r South America. Fordson WANTED sewing by the day. Mrs. u? E. Creaky, 116 North Mata. Priori* lll- R - . I l l —t f It does make a difference where you buy your Ford. i WAN^Bb— Pranlng ’ arid gar- Let um do your mechanical work Our priced are right,* our work guaranteed. " > hBSwSS-'T-' ■S wum . 11, MM. T M M >■< ‘ i f f ' . ' i* ’ , • Let Us Test Your Battery V W % . • A ’t t • 1 V’ -* ' '>• ' W i * j ‘‘ * *. ’ before Dodge Brothers, Inc. have announced astonish ingly low new prioes. They have announced Im portant refinements in their product Always building an exceptional car, they are now building better than ever. Better in many ways— in beauty, comfort driving vision, engine smoothness, snap, elasticity and getaway. The simultaneous offering of lower prices and vital improvements is made possible by a gigantic expan sion of buildings and equipment Ten million dollars so invested permit great savings through vastly increased volume and. efficiency. a. Part of these savings goes into further betterment of the car. The other part goes direcfcfy back to the buyer—in the form of a price reduction that stag gered the industry. _ Today they invest more wisely than ever before. Touring Car - - * Roadster - - - - Type-B Sedan - - Special Type-A Sedan Coupe - - • P an d Commercial Car f and tell you its condition Battery Work and all Eleotrjcal work done at Ford Set Prices. BAKIN mmroRO, orbgom . Oregon wiegst farmari» »riva epald ‘PrriCtiqairy the »hol« 89«,‘481’ loan made in M il- f Oragto ^ P a ss building pro- griun forit i l l l . - roMrie« IlK .- 13b _ _ _ _ _ I Z.,;.* 1 || ¡» i S Ui »I Pendleton — Cold Springe grade ln 'UmaUlla County being m or myriad other thaustries, to the edification of both," declared Mr*. Louis J. Brooks, executive secretary of the Womens’ Na tional Exposition. "The exposition 1* arousing the interest of women In alt walks of llfe ( sad la receiving hearty cooperation," she de clared. » T h ose who chose Dodge Brothers Motor Car in the past invested their money wisely. WANTED: — Batteries to re charge, |1 .« * . All electrical work dene nt Ford eet prices.' Clay- =0mb Motor Company. l*«-4f veto* and, piano. Stadle, t i l Shermhn St. Mrs. M. J. Wolcott. the expenses of the affair. i Should there hé a profit above thia amount it would be d o nated to institution* (or th« bet terment of women and children. "The woman who excel* la homemade needle werh will hare an opportunity to diseuse con ditions with the fem ale asaaa- facturer of ladles’ ready-to-wear, ST. LOUIS, — The exploitation of sucueMh*t ventures by women Into voca4 tional, «educational, professional art and scientific fields, will bo the object of the Womens’ Hh- tlonal Exposition, Congress of Women and Gallery of Notable Women, historical arid contem porary, which w ill bring Aritot-. tea’s'- womanhood to-, thia city February 1« to 22. At the exhibition, which ,w W be Meld Weal of th* MUaMPPl] river for the; first tllne, tb*roj will be mote than 60 wegteril farmers and agriculturists • n W resented. They will exhibit1 prise cattle,' sheep, swine a d i C/aycomb Motor Co dan Wrifk ef all kirito. Phoaa 441-B.* A. Segewortbr « -« • WANTHD» — Mnatopuplie— by women,” la ter the purpose of Introducing n te members of the sex the accomplishments of her slaters l g / ether fields ,o f endeavor..'. ,' •1 . 51 While exhibition space will he sold the exposition is not to he condueted for jr o tltf any sur plus receipts going to reimburse thbee hWb have snder-wrltten ARE NOW ARRIVING FASTER » I*LACE YOUR OfrÜEtf BABLY , '"ri-, i ■ ASHLAND Llfflj 80AOak St. Aerogfi R. R. Phone 20 Phone EM