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By Taylor
Mòrti and
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ms to « a u .
k WHAT'S W»T
SAH FR A N C ISae, March <—
OSO c to t thè wffrd each time.
To run every iaaqp tor one
m outh, e r m n , l - l s the word
F O R REN T— Sm all store room
a t reason able price.
Splendid
fo r R ea l Batata office.
Phone
268-R or Inquire ' Shook B ldg. •
155-2
ìttMDNO WAS
Ä» MOW WAT
RffgMAMCgtoTH
1> OH WIN »CO-
( U .P .) — L ettu ce
brought
the
fa fg e tt gross bsturn per Acre o f
a ll C alifornia crops averagod
o v er th e 4 & r s 1921 to 1 9 9 4 .
A
. , Physician and Surgeon'-) '
ornée R o m 1 * 4 4
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H a s n e P b o a e lt y L acoordlng ■ to P rofessor R. L.
Office honra, 19 to I I A. M.; 2 Adams Of. th» c o lle g e . o f agrl-
to 5 P. M,; J to > ev en in g s, j— - • a lt o i» , D iv e r s it y o f C alifornia.
C itlaehs B ank B u ild in g.
. I ‘ ThO gross retilh j w as 3602 per
P A. WOODB— PlRe*
to eye, Oar, nOse and
rgy Including teeth.
■, 10 to 12 and 2
lObburg Bldg., Aah-
004*7 T)6U. M€ » ri
Tóo iMK X'D do
ANMYHJÜâ 1Ä WIN
, SACK H 68 tOU« j
anm u w a e a
acre, w ith celery second at 9002
an acre, lem on s third with, f 402,
ah d asparagine fourth a t 9 320.
F O R R E N T — S leep in g room !,
fre sh ly renovated. Low R ent. 19
S. P ioneer..
1 6 3 -tt
.. CltlMXa Rank Bldg.
Office Phone Itti. Rea. Phone 1SÌ .
k eep in g apartm ent, 149 E. Malm
FOR RENT— Two room h ouse
ttv e n ln g s B y A ppointm ent
FOR RENT — F urnished cab
in s and apartm ents. R easonable,
by m onth or w eek. Call 1 S 3 .
IRDA.VS M « H A N D C ABINET
WOIMU, C orner H elm an and
t a « N e tt/ Rhone 1 61. l9 A -tf
ITOSÔTF r â w ïr co.
RED LA N D S, Cal., March 4—
M aintaining th a t the co lleg e »or-
o rlty la Inherently “undem ocra
tic ,” fiv e represen tative g ir ls ot
R ed lan ds u n iversity h ere have re
sig n ed from ooed secret ftrders.
T he Insurgents are Edha T ilton
and R uth Clifford o f A lpha T heta
Phi, am) F ay Jackson, D orris
Sm ith and H elen C ale Irw in, o f
A lp h a Sigm a Pl.
T he cu ltu fa i ad vantages o f sor
FOR
BA L E— Ford
one-ton D ealef» In C oal, W o fd , Packing^
track , In good shape, > 169.— C rating and Storage. Long dtot-
an ee trucking.
o rity life ca n be obtained through
T alen t, O arage, T alen t, Ore.
cam pus o rg a n isa tio n s that are
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L. POWELL«— G eneral T rans
m ore dem ocratic than th e secret
FO R
B A L R— E veijiearin g
fer — Good team and m otor
so cieties, th e g irls contended.
trucks. Oood service at a rea
straw berzys. 366 A lm ond Street.
“ S ororities are undem ocratic by
son ab le price. P h on e 83.
P h on e 468-J.
164-9
th e ir very nature, and g irls being
FAINTKMO CONTRACTOR
chosen for m em bership are those
,, FOR HALE—Guernsey heifer,
w ho lea st need th e cu ltural and
a lso D e L aval Cream Separator.
MERTON S . THOMPSON
so cia l ad v a n ta g es offered by such
B ox 204, R .F.D . 1, A shland.
P a in ter aa d D ecorator
o rg a n iza tio n s,” th e
fiv e
m ain
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P aper H an gin g
tained.
T in tin g a Specialty
F O R BALE— Sm all tr a its , 8 to
F u rn itu re R efln ish ed
6 acres each, north- sid e E ast
E stim a tes O ladly F urnished
Main S t., ju st east of box. fac
P h o n e 93 or 76
tory, p len ty o f w ater, no city
taxes, 9333 to 9660 per zaer«.
’ ?AtNTtNG JlND TINTING
ea sy term s, new street to go
If y o g ap preciate a first class
n orth from Main S t., through
Job o f p a in tin g or tin tin g figure
een ter o f 30-acre t r ic t .
F in e
w ith 8 W E N N IN G .A GEAR, the
W hen you are su fferin g w ith
h om e sites, good tor poultry,
Dependable Painting Contractor«. rheum atism so you can hardly
berries, etc. H. C. Galey, 66 E. P h oh e S 16-R
68— tf g et around Just try Red Pepper
Main St.
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162-5
R ub * and you w ill have the
FEHIGE*S T R A N SFE R
q uickest relief knofim.
FOR BALE— Tw o good b u ild
PM no 4J0
B75 B St.
N o th in g has su ch concentrated
in g loto on N orth P ion eer Ave.j
Drayago, storfege >nd long dist
p en etratin g heat as red peppers.
on e h alf block from Main St.
ane« hauling.
60-tf
In stan t relief. J u st as soon as
E ach lo t 47 1-2x76 ft.
P ave
m en t, sid ew alk s.
If in terested ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE— May you apply Red Pepper Rub you
se e Mias C offee.
T idings o ffice
com m un icate w ith E n sig n Lee fee l tho tin g lin g h eat. In three
or 164 Oak St.
o f th e S alvation A rm y a t the m inute« it w arm s tjie sore }pot
•» Y9%Re Shield Home, 666 May- through and thrfiiigh.' F rees th e
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bloott etrcuhftlon, brewks up th e
èggï. i m pér ¿¿ting. Rhone fa ir AT»., Portland, Oregon. r co n g estio n — .a n d th e old rh eu
2 6 1 -T .
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m atism torture Is gone.
DR. ff. P . CHISHOLM
R ow les Red Pepper Rub, m ade
V etortoary G raduate
EGGB AND CHIX.— L egh oip ,
from
red peppers, costa little at
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Tancred strain , In dividu ally pedi
an y d ra g store.
Get a Jar at
greed. Trapneeted. U tility fancy.
once. „ U se It for lu m b ago, n eu
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L im ited num ber. W ill C. Coun
ritis, backache, s tiff neck, sore
JE R R Y O’N EA L
ter, A shland, Ore.
146— tf
figure ton your n ext job o f plum b- m u scles, cold s In ch est. A lm ost
FOR SliJk — Llmtted num - toff- .
ln nstan t re lie f a w a its you.
Be
ber o f fine b u ild in g « t e a cheap. P h on e 198-L
86 M orton St- sure to g e t th e gen u in e, w ith the
A lio strictly modern ?-room hous*
1 8 3 -tf naine R ow les on each package.
ready and l-rootfl Souse Just’start
in g. E asy term s. J u st sou th o f
N orm al sc h o o l.* P h on e 463-J.
198— 961
ON CROUP
eral house w ork In a sm alk fam
R a in ie r k — N ob H ill Çi
ily
(In c it y ) . 'W r ite, tellin g
H
igh
School b u ild in g in use
exp erience,, w ages, nam e and ad
dress.'
Mrs.^ B lank , box >68.
A shland.
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T faifb jf >— A llen -H en d rick
son ca n n ejy w ant« 600 acres
WANTED APPLES
m ore berries, to supply plant
W anted to buy 900 boxes ap w hich la to be doubled In ca
pies. P o st o ffic e box 672. Klam pacity.
ath F a lls, OregoR.
1 6 3 -3 ’
WANTED—-ep a d itg ,
garden
J. D.
168-6*
LOST— Bundgy, Mffixte, B «ston
T errier, bobbed t i l l , an sw ers to
F iid e r n otify M m . B.
G rant» Paas, Ore.
Mietei»,
XttTTA'g »NTÖ
(ETTER COMC 4
b S t AROUND »1
RlST LtA uS M
OUST «MIN« T
M3BUL TUE S'TXQE i $ ALV S 6 T -
Mow I .U . Brer sack amo vorrè«
TUS y 186 WORKS - A UTTLC
CpMFBTiriON v iiv e BRIN« CHtCW
TO ïflM S AND THCRB'L l S oo N
8 E owe mouth l e s s T o k c e o
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6NOLV WURNIMQ /
ig sllst'* ot S a n ta A n s . C a lif., is th e
P h o to sh o w s th e n e w ly w e d s a fte r
Bessie JtandsB, famous "ft
ortde e f tho Rev. Bert W.
B y MINOTT SAUNDERS
(U n ited P ress S ta ff Correepofi
, d en t)
LONDON, March 4— (U .P .) —
B eloved by a ll d rin k in g m an Who
cam e to- them for c h e e r , from
th e fou r corners o f th e Worth,
th e tw o picturesque barm aids
of the Savoy H otel ha,ve laid
down
th eir
cocktaU
shaker
Without p atchin g up th eir d ll
feren ces.
T hey are Mise A dah Coleifiai
and Miss R uth B u rgess. .. rfbr
over tw en ty years they hav<
w orked in the sam e little" corner,
handled th é sam e b o ttles a n ’,
beam ed on the sam e good frleUc's
— w lthdiÇ * sp ea k in g
to
eat'.i
other.
n
T h is feud, w hich m ost Mil
westerners k new ab ou t but eoaU
not ex p lain , h un g over the b»rk-
bar lik e a film of fo g when
bpth w ere there, but through
th e years th e atm osp here has
o th e rw ise rem ained bright a^d
ch eerfu l.
B etw een happy greet
in g s and fond fa rew ells with
cu sto m ers, -m uch m erry patter
passed a cross th e bar, but th<
w om en b etw een them nourished
re le n tle ssly th e ir m utual enmity
and scorn.
Men have lon g been puzzled
over th is unhappy sta te o t at-
fairs.
Each* w as so jo lly and
Sym pathetic, each had such a
pleasant p ersonality, that it wa«
hard to realize they cbuld never
be friend s, and p ath etic to see
their q uiet b ittern ess, on e for
the other. They kept their own
hours to ta lled their ow n accoun ts
and w hen on duty at the sam e
tim e could scarcely tak e tw o
steps . w ith o u t
brushing
each
other, but there n ever cam e a
sign of recogn ition .
The bar w as opened in 1902
by
Miss
B urgess,
fam iliarly
known ks ‘‘Miss B ,” w ho t h e n - -
the old tim ers say— w as a ta ll,
slim girl.
S hortly afterw ard s
“C oley” cam e, sh ort and pretty,
with la u g h in g ey es and a ready
wit. “ C oley” brought som e cock-
tall receip ts of h er ow n, w hich
were new in th o se Infant days
of the art of cocktq ll m ixing.
That sp eed ily caused th e quarrel.
C ustom ers lik ed C oley's cock
ta ils and asked for them w hen
C oley w as o ff d u ly .
Miss B.
d id n ’t know how to m b c .th e m .
She asked C oley to g iv e her the
In gredients, and C oley, w ith per
haps
ju stifia b le
p rofession al
pride, refu sed . T h ey becam e e s
tran ged . , One d ay th ey did not
speak to each other, and so It
w en t on. Y ear In and year out,
g a y fello w s grew old and brought
th e ir so n s,, m en am assed for
tu n es but a lw a y s returned when
th ey could,' th e w ar w ith Its fra
ter n isin g in flu en ce for m utual
Held as Members of Big Forgers’ Ring
women ftonv Chicago to Flint, Mich., Flint police bell
su fferers opened and closed, but
still Coley and Miss B. w orked
on w ithout sp eak ing to eadh
other. ’ N either ever dreantod
of leaving her work to be free
of the quarrel, but each waited
and hoped thdt the other would
F in a lly the blow cam e to, both
a t th e sam e tim e. T he m an age
m ent , explained
th at . changes
w ere being m ade, the bar reno
vated, a new system ‘ neceseare.
that they had eartied a rest. They
w ere given notice and granted
peh»ldhi. They served out their
tim e, saddened w ith th e th ou gh t
o f leaving their wdrfc ahd th eir
m ultitude of frien d s, hut n ot.
even their kindred sorrow could
bring them together.
A t their
fin al h b u r th fe y w alked out and
w ent thalr sep arate w ays, un
reconciled to th e end.'*
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
motheiu ** take no chanceh
N ever put a croupy child to
FO R SALE— B ox F actory lu m
bed w ith o u t h avin g FOLEY'S
ber yard has 4 fu ll stock o f all HONEY AND TA B rig h t handy.
k in d s o f b uildin g tom ber at rea
It'« k eek s th e sudden and terrlf»-
son ab le prices.
4 9-tf
lng b nset o f croup, reliev es the
stran glin g,
ch ok ing
con d ition,
eases d iffic u lt breath ing and a l
low s peaceful sleep.
A friend
W A N TED — P low in g and gar w rites: “ I have lon g used FO
den work. Call 342-J. S a tisfac L E Y ’S HONEY A ND TAR for
tion -guaranteed.
P rices r e a so n croup. F irst, I g ave It to a ll m y
able. L. C. Shaw .
194-6* children, and n <>* to m y grand
children, w ith th e sam e good re-
LOBT— Sack p d tatoes betw een
culto.”
R eliab le atoo for bron
P h oen ix an d. A shland.
Inquire
chial and “ flu," cou gh s, tick lin g
T idings office.
164-2
th roat and trou b lesom e nlgbt
W ANTED— W om an to do g en coughs— Sold everyw h ere. No. 3
in g, etc., 143 Sixth Bt.
P effly . »
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J - 1 UNDERSTAND
UÈETHgART O F
I M f f E S 'O U 'D
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Il A & V C M N Û
f
IO U L D C A u . -
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DON’ T
j O i t
L6Û-6*
N O T IC E
IS
HEREBY
G IV E N
that th e und ersigned has been
duly
a p p o in ted ’ A d m in istratrix
o t the E sta te of C lifford H. N ick
erson, deceased, and a ll person*»
having claim s a g a in st said e s
ta te are required to present
them , d uly v erified , and w ith
proper
vou ch ers,
w ith in
six
m onths from th is d ate, , to L. A
R oberts, A ttorn ey tor said E s
tate, at h is o ffice over th e C iti
zens Bank of A shland, A shland,
Oregon.
Dated March 4, 1926.
V E R G IE
That practical joke
about looking
upward
LEPSCHAT.
A dm in istratrix.
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166-4 Thurc.
You can’t help yourself.
Street, looking tipward, you bend your nock backward. You want to
NOTICE TO (CREDITORS
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN
that the undersigned has been
duly appointed A d m in istrator of
the E sta te o f E lisa b eth C leven
ger, d eceased, and a ll persons
having claim s a g a in st said e s
ta te ar^ require(| to present
them, . d uly v erified , and w ith
proper
vou ch ers,
w ithin
six
m onths from th is d aje, to L. A.
Roberts, A ttorn ey fo r said E s
tate, at h is o ffice over th e C iti
zens Bank of A shland, A sh la n d
Ofegon.
Dated March 4, 1926.
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e g d y , c o m f o r t a b le j o u r n e y f o r w in t e r
travh lera t o g a m m e r - la n d .
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lntoetinal evacuant that you will
he astonished at Its QUICK ac
tion.
Stops that full, bloated
feeling and makes you happy ana
w ed d m torit cheerful. Don’t wait any long
-nrld your system of Catarrh or Dmf> er but give your bowele a REAL
Msecaiutolhy CwtgKb.
cleansing with Adlertka today.
A* *w W tori
R L CHENEY to CQ„ToU<to. Otto — McNair Bros., Druggists. ,
N o w It ig w t-d o o r tim e in C alifornia. W a rm ,
suwnv tjk — j i a t rig h t fo r g o lf, for hikea on
b r ijli l
w oodland trail», for fishing, for
Join >ur ffiend» there th i» w in ter. Relax and
rest.
W VOnr fs vo ritc recreation— finer
• there I 'iR y o u Lave ever know n i t to be-
to V - Angeles d d ly r i.
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the people in the next state, in Other lands. You want toJtnow the news.
And th a t’s what advertising is for, too. So you can know w hat’s
g on.
So you can kn o ^ the new's about styles in clothing, about
ries in foods, about tho Kitest improvements in radio amplifiers or
automobile engines or face creams. Newi! You want to know the news.
tid e , w ith the convenience and
cotufi ' d ™ » « ’* * ! ) ' fir»t-cla*» »ervice. A nd d eli-
dow
¿ ID meal» in Southern Pacific dining
RtjUfidrrip hr -
SAN FRANCISCO
Cfn.
Th
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L o ng lim it» :
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lea through »leeper to Ssn Fran
ce! «board the popular d W *
f r a n r iid E x fr tti, each m aking
So fta n c iic o w ith »outhbound
Oriyt «t»
Coen« kk
tfaltis
Any Sqtithem
P acific A gent w ill
g l a d ! « »Id in, planning your trip and
arrange rer fill reservations. Includ
ing n tttn u M g accom m odations w hen
for quick, satifffaCtory
Tho advertising in this newspRiier is hero to tell yc
here to keej^you in touch with the things that arc going
iftewtg are interesting.' Thky are useful. They are neu
cificlines
feerrtot
E. Main Street
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SuiBMfffi California Express
A
Vgee’s Shoe Shop
l'
can know w hat’s goiqg oil. Gffing on among your neighbors, among
T h u rt
Bring You Shoes To
- r
T hat Instinct is perhaps the main reason for newspapers. So you
p Z T h fc S g h
A dm inistrator.
166-4
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see too. You wunt to know w hat’s going on.
’ ''Dofi’t w a ste tim e faSIng pills,
tgkleto o t pow dtr» ' f o r , g»s on
Reasonable Rates
th e «tom ac or cohttlphtlon, when
168 Granite. '
Telkphrttte 192
sim p le buckthorn bark, m agn es
ium sulph, e. p, glycerine, etc.,
memorjalh
Our crystal blue gray to knew gg • mixed tn A dlertka. rem oves
celled. ’ Leave ytnto orfieril tor gat In T »N mlhtKM hnd htlftg*
ou t a »nrpritlng am oun t of qld
spring delivery.
w a ste m atter you never thou ght
S. PENNWTON, Manager
w ad In TXhr eyhteln.,
‘
X7S E ast Btafu
A O lgflka Ik lu ck an eXMUeht
If you see someono standing still in tlie
O.’N. Kramer, Tit
Agent—Phone 43
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