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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (March 3, 1926)
P o r t ila 4<te makes extensive Imi on terminal docks. Candles mrecrory Eugene — Worlr to begin soon on ft-etall Southern Pacifie roundhouse. One cent «rii each W To run every tggue tor ohe month or morn, 1-8* the wood’ FOB RENT—Ueeptog reoms, freahly renovated, lo w re n t to- freehly renovated. Lew Beat. 81 8. Pioneer. '»168-tt ff. ERNEST A- WOODS— Prao-* tice limited to eye, ear, nose and threat—K-ra^ Including teeth. Office henM 16 to 18 and 1 to 8. dwedamhwç El4g-. Aah- FOR RENT®—Furnished rooms with <5r without hoard. 888 Al mond. 118-8 FOR BWTP T e e ream house keeping apartment, 848 B. Main. PLANINO MILL >«■*« jORDAN’S S A S H FOB RENT— Five room flat on Allison f t . »eat Oresham. W ell furnished. Rent reason able. Inquire Hotel Oregon. AND CABINET WORKS, Corner Helman and W s M«A « U M 111. 194-|f m -i Dealers in Coal, Wood, Packing^ Crating and Storage. Long dist I M ‘8* a n « trucking, - FOB BENT — Furnished eab- T. L. PffW FM j- ^r-r-T-1 Trans bm end apartments. Reasonable, fer — Good team and motor h f month or week. Cell. 1 |8 . trucks. Qoed service at a rea- eeaafcie price. Phene 88. FAINTING OONTOACTOR FOB “ * * T ~ ------ . modern house at 884 Pioneer for 81100. Some term*. Look It over then aee Deakln. 188-tf FOB SALE—Two fine each 80 by 188, close In, front oa goe< ktreet. eheap at 8800 for both. 1 Qaley. <8 1 . Main B t FOB S A U bG lm un traetu. 8 t* 8 acres each, north side B u t Main 8 t . Jeet east off hex to t tery, plenty of water, no city Uxee, |S 8 8 to 8680 per acre, easy terms, new street to go north from Main St., through •enter of SO-acre ’ tract. Fine home sites, good for poultry, FOR BALE— Two good build ing lota on North Pioneer Ave., one half block from Main St* Each lot 47 l-8»7ff ft. P*ve^ ment, sidewalk* It interested see Mlse Coffee. Tidings office or 164 O*k St. FOR SALE— Rhode Island Red •gga. 8.1-00 per setting. Phone 881-Y. IW -« FOR BALB—Progreoslve ever- bearing strawberry Biffata 118 Nutley. Pho^p 8B6-J. 148-tf EGGS AND C H II.— Leghogp. Tancred strain, Individually pedi greed. Trapneetod. Utility fancy. Limited numlwr. W1U C. Coun ter, Ashland, Or*. 146— -a FOB SALE s — Limited nutn- ber of fin« building sltee cheap. Also strictly modern 7 -«om hmiee ready and 6-room house Juet etert- lng. Easy terms. Just south of Normal school. Phone 4B8-J. 88»— K t FOB BffliB < Eox Factory lum ber yard haa a full stock of all kinds of building lumber at rea sonable prices. 4ff-tf MERTON B. THOMPSON Putator end Decorator Paper Hanging * TlntMg « ffpeelalty Furniture Refinished Estimates Gladly Furnished Phone 88 or 78 FAINTING AND TINTING If yo< appreciate a «rat claae Over 140,000 beneficiaries of Job of painting or tinting figure deceased World War Veterans are with SWENNING A GEAR, the receiving government insurance p a y m e n t s . Involving awards amounting to more than a bil Forest Grove — Masonic and lion and ■ quarter dollars, ac Eastern Star Children’s Home cording to 'a statement issued by will cost 882,000. Kenneth- L. Cooper, Oregon Re gional Manager of the U. 8. Medfor<j — Building million-* Veterans’ Bureau at Portland. dollar water system will employ “This Indicates In some mea 100 to 200 men. ANT GIRL IN TROUBLE— May sure the importance to every eoaamuatcatp wttff BAj^gu Lee of the Salvation- Army At the ex-service fnan in the state to there are still thousands of wsr White Shield Borne. 888 May, have his 'war insurance renewed veterans who have not rein end converted into a permanent fair Ave., Portland, Oregon. form of government policy before stated their war policies and July 2 of this year, the time many who have failed to convert limit set by congressional law same. Further information and for such reinstatement and con proper forms may be secured the Veterans’ Bureau. version, declared Mr. Cooper. from “We are eager to have every Woodlark Building, Portland. war veteran in the atato of JERRY O’NEAL •su re ou your next Jdb of plumb Oregon advised that unless a converted or permanent^ forth of ing. Phone 118-L 86 Morton $t- government insurance is taken 128-tf prior to July 8, the privilege of N ew E dison haring thia government benefit will bo denied him forever. The Phonograph term Insurance automatically ceases on this date.” the oaly one r a n , ITCHY SKIN The Red Cross. The ‘ Amra- th at will play ican Legion and other service or all makes of QUICKLY SOOTHED gan ixations a^e supporting this Records without 8Y THIS SULPHUR movement to have every veteran injury to the who had war Insurance avail himself of his rights before it recotd Ifentho-Snlphur U pleasant cream, is too late, Mr. Cooper stated will soothe and heal skin that is irritated or broken out with eczema; that despite the fact that 8,674 Palm er Piano that is covered with ugly rash or ex-service men and women of pimpl»«, or i* rough or dry. Noth Oregon have applied for gov H ouse ing subdues fiery skin eruptions so ernment insurance amounting to quickly, says a noted skin specialist The moment this sulphur prepara- more than twenty million dollars. tiw is applied the itching stops and efief two oy three applications, the ««V— ia gone and the skin is de lightfully clear and smooth. Sul phur is so precious as * slpn remedy MOST COMPLETE LIN E OF MISCELLANEOUS SPR IN G SHOES WANTED— Spading, ing. etc., 148 Sixth 8 1 Peffly. garden J. D. Medford *»* Owen-Oregon Lum 183-6* ber Co., Will, employ 600 men I^OST—Sunday, temeto, >oste« during m llU cphstruotion, aqd Terrier, bobbed tall, answers to 500 fiS tnfll hhd «roods after mill . , name of “W ckle-” H****4- la finished. rent on shares. Hornbrook Hotel. 158 Granite. Overland Shoe Shop HoUoU* 8160,000 tydon high school opened, for 8 So pupils la 18 district* * Gold B each “— Smedburg san itarium removed here from M*»WIeld, ' . Lutheran L enten Service* Thursday . Evening 7 Milton — Farm en Security Bank merged Into First National. the Pacific roast are here, Iff hdditio* te IW mnauMetn«** and business men e l th e hUHtoff distrtst. ’ A U .th d f w oust w tl Ml WRr ■anted te the winner «f « gMaf popularity oentegt h a lt h> 1M Natlenal Asseelgtlnn e t RSbAtt Industrie«, Ine,, wblefc i R MM* leg Ua smu «1 cdhventien »I the same time. An antemobii« show w«n M- Through th io s p e e d y , c o m fo r ta b le jo u r n e v fo r w in to • tr a v e le r s t o s u m m e r -la n d . Now !« '• out-door tim e in C a lifo rn ii. W arm , auney days— just rig h t for g o lf, lor hikes on brigbt-hued woodland tr a il], fc r baking, (or 981.60 beach aporti. Join your friends there thia w in te r. Relax and les t. Play at your favorite recreation— finer (h ast than you nave ever know n i t to be. r T h » «rip is easy, surprisingly convenient. F - x , through service to Los A n g e l« d aily v ia Roundtrip to LOS angelí » Southern California Express A w arm , cosy ride, w ith th e convenience and cp njfofU cJ atrictly first-clau service. A nd del», cious, tascy meals in Southern Pacific dining Row4«r‘P'° SAN FRANCISCO Long Kwhs; «an. T h is warn carries through sleeper to San Fran cisco. O r go direct aboard the populat Skout (h rjp s i« *, or Frautiict E v f t t u , each m aking connection» at San Francisco w ith southbound trains. Aay Southern Pacific «gent w ill gladly aid io planning your trip . Communicate w ith Qt OID8» BY T8MNHQNP GEO, W. LOWE Southern Pacific Lines G. N, Kramer, Ticket Agent—Phone 43 . L ithia Springs Pharm acy Phone 116 Prescription Druggist Litkin Springe Hotel Building start Every Person in the United States would save $1.00 a week for a year they Would have— . $6,300,000,000.00 YOU MUST get your 8t^trt by saving your or iginal dollar. I t takes in all three T H E FIRST dollar dic tates the amount of your success. Ohntoh O oom U" Everybody W elcom e First National Bank Ashland, O»gon emphasis on t n y 01 essentials means an tory result to 999 OJ WINCHESTER Garden Tpols Telepheip 188 North .Be»« w . OTSa*eee will establish market hera tor sale of farm products. void of aay affects save in the intestine. The child will take them eagerly. They are as efficient as Castor Oil. tonnage el anger beets raised Ä Willamette for BhlEngham sugar HAVE EVER HAD WAKWD AJWLBS Wanted to bffy 200 boxes ap ples. Post office box 672. Klaip- ath Falls, Oregon. - 188-8* Finder n<*tfj Mri- E. güchela, Grants Éhafi, Ore. IB0-6* W h e n Edw ard H arney reached hie lOetb birthday the whole town of H e n ry . W ~ where he Ilvee, turned help him celebrate. H e was presented among ether things, w ith * eake bearing »66 candles. He Is be- Chicago, dhe of the world*«! greatest markets for PeeMIg Northwest products, the center of finance, commerce. Industry end Investment for th e Middle West, has been officially selected as the logical piece for 1986 to hold the initial Pacific Northwest Commercial and Industrial Eg’ position. The exposition will opep on Saturday, November 16 and »lose en Saturday, Decem ber 4. The Chicago Coliseum will be utyised to house the ex hibits from Washington, Oregon. Montana, Idahq and Alaska- This Is the decisión reached by the directors of the ♦»- position at a recent con<erep«S in Spokane following a general meeting of the officers, direct*, o n and chambers of commerce representatives of the Pacific Northwest states and Alaska held in Portland.. Tentative plans first called for Dempsey some tim e In the not loo distant future Paollno Is callfd « • holding the Pacific Northwest " u S oi ibe Pyreaese." wMM mV Commercial end Industrial Ex or may no« mean anything startling. position in New York. City from May 10 to 28, hut after con ferences with many of the larg er exhibitors including thé com. __ __ _ Oeorcee Carpentier mercial, business, industrial and agricultural Interests of thp Pa cific Northwest, it was unani mously agreed that Chicago, with its high ranking leadership among American cities, offered a mar^ velous market where the Pacific Northwest states should first dis play their wares. There is widespread interest Phenolax W afers lu Chicago among business men, bankers and investors in general, over the selection of their city for the Initial Pacific Northwest Commercial and Industrial Ex The ideal purgative de_ position. COMPTON, CM, March 8—I (V .p .)^ -4 ta ert» e\ U g g * « * * * bit show whs aadat \W*g hhn today, eftea opening Monday b factory. conjunction with the aeeaUI ah nugl «oattton indWMtal Fufi and MabMt show. E kM U tteu fftl| last through March V. ' ' More than « thaaaa*« »ahMt Swelling, brings Oreat igpely to take out d « and reduce ell * |r s t application , Stops Itching In- thlieves Irritation. Nt of long standing EAZO OINTMENT PAZO OINTMENT in and in tin boxes, 60c. The ci Blades and Tines—High Odrhtm Steel. "1 HANDLES are extra select second growth, white ash, p o lic ed and waxed. A dbdactM A n o c la ta l amociateil w ith thsg»Uon.” m il« • * A M O C lA T E n W V C O M & M ir Hardwaj* tUITAWUt ûVAUn .O&ftKtf»