£
BEEfBENT
f o b HBNT-<fg spom part*
furnished house. Largs garden
With fruit, grapes end nuts.
Burn and garage- Tge block»
from Normal. Ihqulre at 1307
|ow a >on Corner ot Calif, gt.
111-3»
FOB
fOMhWlW*
pprty' only. Six-room famished
pouse, 300 feet from the Llthla
Hotel. Prlvljege of large gar-
dpa tot and fruit. Adults pre-
ffred. Phone owner, 1st*
107-tf
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ffij
‘W »4hl
WE HAVE Just received a
r of High Grade Fire Brick.
trson-Fowler Lbr. Co.
168-0
«B A N E M W AND CABINJW
WORKA, Corner Helman and
Van Nces. Phone 161. 19441
FOB « A W W k * 1 « * • «»<
those floe' building sites at pres
ent low price. '7 u st south of
p e te r s I» (hml, W«md. Packing,
108-1 Mo. Crating and Storage. Long diat;
ance tìrpcklng.
FOR SALE— Good dry wood
L. pOWEIJU—General Trans
33.36 tier. Phone «7Ì-V.
fer
— Good team end motgr
107-3*
trucks. Good service at a rea-
eonpble prioe. Phone 88.
FOR SALE— Have four 60x160
ft. lota left on Ashland St., ad
joining New Normal grounds.
Priced reasonable. Call 330-R.
MERTON B. TBOMPHON
< " V '
107-0»
Painter and Decorator
Paper Hanging
FOR SALE—Choice JSar|y Seed
Tinting a Specialty
potatoes, 36.00 per hundred. F.
Furniture Refinlshed
L. Holdrldge, Talent.
103-3«
Estimates Gladly Furnished
Phone 08 or 70
FOR SALE—Andiron», stoves,
sawarbor,
n«»»«
<«H-
step
plates,
window
weights, lath work, castings ol
gli classes. Eagle Brass Foun-
AND TINTING
■odiate a Seat elees
g or tinting tgure
□ id A GEAR, the
BOB SALB:— AUroetlve strict
ly modern l - w n hpn|ml0F 1-}
acre of ground priced right tor
quick sale. Phone 3S0-R.
_
for 8ALB—pm® fwp-ypae-
old grape vines. Tokays, Mis
sions and other varieties. Also
two-year-old Black WalUgt trees.
Edwin P. Hughes, Talent.
183-1 no.*
communicate With' Ensign Lep
of '|hp Salvation Army at the
White «hield Home, 606 May-
fair Avei, Portland, Oregon.
fo r SALR— i o x Factory lum
ber yard has a fall stock of Ml
kinds of budding lumber at rea
sonable prices.
49-tl
PARTICULAR PBOPLK prefer
the best.
Counter - Leghorn
F»rm-Quallty pedigreed eggs and
ehlx. Phone 17F2.
188-2
JRBRV Q’NEAL
figure on yeur next Job of plumb
ing.
Phone 1S8-L
38 Morton St.
133-tf
WANTED—Lawn mowing and
garden spading.
393 Granite
Phone 141.
188-1 Mo.«
HIGH GRADE Fire Brick for
le.
Caraon-Fowler Lbr. Co.
i88-<
«00.00 REWARD for th* re
tgrn of LadTs White Gold watch
white gold bracelet. Initial:
M-H. on the back. Lost Feb. estate of J. P, Hollmeyer, De
3}. Notify Minhie f . Ireland, ceased, and sueh administration
4f)l B. St., Grants Pau, Oregon covers the individual estate, and
the partnership property ot the
firm of Nims an<| Hollm®.yer•
Laundry
wofk.
WANTED:
186—404 doing business as Mehl Grocery.
Phone 407R.
Any Pgrsdp having a claim
MATERNITY
against lb® Individual estate or
Reasonable Rates
partnership estate aforesaid are
Telephone 163 hereby required to present tho
1«3 Granite.
samp Oply verllied Wtth proper
vouchers within six «montths
from the date of first publi
cation ol thia notice |o Nellie
Dickey, Attorney at law, Room
8, Stearns Building, Ashland,
Oregon.
JM« of first publication.
March 10, 1 0 8 .
' FLORENCE K, HOLLMEVBR.
, A«mlnJ.tratWX.
103-6 Sal.
* TCRrGfcR IN NEGLECTED
DEL MONTE, ftm., March 201
COLDS
Serious diseases may develop
__(U.P.)—The California In
dians, trapshootera’ organisa from neglected coughs and colds
tion. will hold its annual shoot and make them dangerous. There
and golf tournament here April la no better remedy for quick re
lief frpm coughs and cojdp than
30 to M»y 3 .!
The trapshootjng gyent nrllj Wtpy’8 Hpn®y * Tkr 0ompound
re-
be held et th e q®* gyounds a| *Ey ^¿4«Jhiid cdujd get
nef
Whatever
fropi
n
her#
bad
the Del ifontp Qup ClUb.
a
This Speaker will round eat Pater Lendto, Meyersdale, Pe. Oet
decade with the Cleveland a bottle from your druggist and
her» it r » 4 z tfit »»* ®m®’W »c7-
he was traded to the Indians.
URit 1« bis behalf. I h*vs never
r e n t e d Jt. I am h)s f r i ^ -
I am frankly a partison in his
cause.
to ee titert
Una, pregon. February 35. 1>26.
cpiqhjried her education gt By CHARLES W. SHERMAN J
Mrs. Mary J. 8herm»n, wfc> sh<
ffib Stale Academy gt Mt. Plegs-
.passed
away 1» Ashland. Oregon, rei
MW 1M-J
ont. W -
***** “ h0° l
February
1». was qglte a re- mt
S, First National fjrom her eighteenth to J»®F twen
markable
woman.
I ] Ml
Bice Hours, n ty-eighth year. On September 17,
She had an agreement with » ¡ ® ‘
Cs 5 p. m.; 7 th iS O she married Salisbury Sher-
friend. Mrs. Elisabeth preeflaJin
of Talent, Oregon, that eeeh |P r
should write an article and thatjth
the survivor should read .lhatj
article at the other's funeral.'J he
Mrs. Brees®, being the sur-Jdo
vlvor,
read the article w ritten ,11
Oflce hoara, 10 b el l l A. M
by
Mrs.
Sherman* at the under- th
to' i f . M.; T to 3 evenings.
taking parlors, February I S ., I be
Cltlsens Bank Building.
Written In the year ISOS. It Is, co
. . . ,-v
—
in part as follows:
'
I co
tice limited to sjre. ear, nose
"I am seventy-one years oil
throat—X-ra^ Including t<
age. I fee) my health falling. I he
As a believer In Spiritualism I th
think funerals sbpuld be a time wl
of rejoicing, and not ot sorrow. I 86
And 1 dp not beleve in funeral aE
sermons; such are my lnatrue-jet
tlons.
Norn»}-
f t f h , 1929 campaign J gave a senator to the people of O«e-
mg
• « * energy to the gon. The secopd Stanfield e |4
tbs short time he llyed *M
grandmother. And my on® «»
row and regret, on leaving Or
twelve, »I
wgn
gon > gt the age ot twelve.
parting with "Ornata» ” >
guaranteed.—Sold Everywhere.
J •:
i 4
M W
f
Senator Robert M. »tanflM4
la asking for renomlnetftro In
the Republican primaries ta bp
M il Id May. Fair othgv g * k
tlemen are headed- for th® OMto
primary. Each of th® fo u r ha»
written hlmlwit a platform; this
is M m simple, nnoetentetWO»
prsguu woy; and each hga told
• friendly proas »goat of WM
descent from good olg ptopdoj
stock, what church and wha|
lodge ho Ahd bln Mtbneftie w iff
belong to and what BpnEaf
schpol
his
children
attend
Everywhere their friends are
proudly t®l|lng Of the school!
from which they have grad
uated,' the. college fraternities
they belong to, th® »ubtis of
fices they h®v® held ®»d ,helf
distinction in the practice e |
th® lav.
1 in th® umautlms w® all havy
to «at. The pnly way moat Of ay
have of mahipi 1» living 1» by
doing bnslnesa and w® aro al|
stockholders in th® biggeet busi
ness concern in the world— the
Govsrniupnt of the VpitH
Whpn J spy thpt R°h®K H
Stanfield la the ogly clear head
ed « straight thinking business
man we have had in the Beast®
from Oregoa in the past twenty-
five ysprs, it is not vyitb the Id®»
of casting any reflection op th*i
many able Senators Oregoa has
had In that period. He 1» the
only candidate in th® race, ip
so far as appears on the »pr-
, face, who has some ®I th® had
. habits and hpmun weaknesses
that we all h*v® In th® maps,
and be is the only one in the
race who haa the outstanding
: ability that so few of us ppeepse.
J®
"I remember that the ben- J 1
pleat time of my life was In
early childhood.
“My parents were Scotch Pre®-]
byterians, and believed In the J
doctrine of the Elect: that only,
certain oner were chosen to be 1A
saved; the rest of mankind t® lT1
suffer eternal punishment
“In my girlhood I used t o p 1
ask my parents many questions!
about religion, for I was of an I T1
inquiring mind. They Informed!
me that I was sinful and wfc*®4.|u
not one of the elect. I suffered!
r great torment, thinking I ' was I
among those to he damned.
I
"Later In life I found the!
’ Free Will people; people who
' believed that persons could hel (
1 saved simply by professing faith, p
1 of their own free will.
This
f greatly relieved me and I
’ joined the Methodist church. ' c
1
"Again later in life, after I
was married, and was the moth-
1 er of children, 1 still remained t
r dlssatlsfled and as before I pon-1 (
‘ dered many questions, ^moqg! y
* them I wondered; Could a y
1 mother who was in heaven M Q
“ happy with the knowledge that (
her children were suffering
® eternal punishment? Could g!
k loving and JUBt God. w ho po»*j
r* sessed pre-knowledge, create a |
r world with millions of people K
» made In his own image, and j
>. punish these people
through I j
’* eternity because in the egceed-J|
>• ingly brief space of their llfe F
V they had performed certain I
a sins?
k' " -
| ”
D
“The more I thought about it]
® the more restless I' became, the,
less content with the creed of]
• the ehurchps.
d
“Finally |n my investigations]
■t and search for triith 1 came to J
I- thp ptudy of the philosophy oil
Modern * Spiritualism.
I found!
», that
Spiritualism,
like
the
t chqpph®«. believed in
eternal
■t life, bpi moye than that, ip the
e eternal progress of life, also;
n hence,
fJIfferi»g
from
the.
churches, it di(J not IjelleVe in
eternal punishment. It believed
thgj every person p|io yupjiied
that he had done wropg in this
■s life or the life to < come, might
k .make right this wrong,
and
d <&uld continue to grow and e t -
h papd In Spirituality'. The phll- i
I- osophy of Sptrtiualism satisfied
,s my sou|.
The feeling that I
I* had found a great truth caused
e a sensation of tranquility to
permeate my being. It increased
e my love for Oofl and Man to-'
i, gether. .
'
ir
“I believe In a great First
® Cause called God. He is mani-
Z tested to us through Eternal
*> Law. The Laws of God and
the Laws of Nujute are one and
18 the sapie thing, which only
n Man, in his limitations, hag
•y not fully comprehended; science
1» in, time, wi|l reyiaO Gpd- A»
»- yet Man Ik finite;- life is a
id struggle for Individuality and
separate Identity; hut eternity
Andy JMtsan was a ccmstn ggy*
eral times removed— how many, slMlIMes.
x
'
I discreetly refrained from asking.
“I believe that 1 should havh
One ancestor had crossed th® the prlyilpgn In - think for my
Dplaware wijh Washington. There self and work out my individual
destiny', and I insist that otherâ
were many others.
Alvay* sympathetic and Inter should be granted the samd
Therefore I believd.
ested In the ideas of her grand privilege.
children, she liked to hear m® in Free Thought and the greahj
talk of my work, the coui^ons principal of Universal M®Dt4H
life of the shops. Although at Liberty.
"I beliejp tbn> ip qur ? a r c 0
first they gave h®* * shock she
thought the pagan njodern cus for. truth our kninds should bel
toms of talk *nd <reM •PlenAW* unbiased, and that we should ac-l
It was perhaps a reaction, In ac éept thia truth whdrOvei- it m a d
cord w(tb her Views in rellflon, lead us. '
“I do not like the creeds and]
from the narrow barbarism of the
chyrch of har day. Anyway my
modernism and her opinions got hamper in t o search for truth,
lead -to bigotry, and In past
along famously.
My j»roth®t sayf th»| on® of, ages hay® eggsgd much P»rsecM-
the happiest times in his Hfo was tlon and suffering. Many have
brine th® 4u-
cugsion ot senatorial candidates
In'Jackson County up tp a bigh-
g f livej than It fs'now op this
fewgr ’ will publish three com-
, nranteatlons from me- The first
will discuss Stanfield’s vilue as
.
the Ex-service men. The third
Stanfield and prohibition, mjd
If this does not ciOar the at
mosphere, then I am perfectly
wUling, if the friends of the
other candldateea insist, to sniff
breaths and make affidavits in
the true Jackson County style.
BERT ANDERSON.
Advertise In The Tidings
OEMAND-
Shasta
Fruit Cream
At your Favorite Soda
Fountain or Confect
ionery.
Made from Rich Cream
and Pure Fruits — I t ’s
a Real Food.
MADE BY
ASHLAND
CREAMERY
TrontporMUn
beautiful New Spring
Wall Paper Pe$igns
Ju st Received
in—note
ruff - coat ?
A specially prepared paint for Wall Board—gives
the new popular finish.
Call and let us show yqu about this paint and the
beautiful effects to be had by its use. I t is
and ecopomical.
Let us estimate youy painting, inside ag4 pu>,
CARSON-FOWLER LBR. CO.
In the H eart of Town
Infilolkd and connected as low as
We will be gla«i to demonstrate tht
famous-
Smoothtop Gas Rpnges
with the new speed burners
6QUTHEB OREGON
___
formalice—and
you Win »eaiim Itow much more it gtvee for «60S
anyothev five*pM»«agcr doaed car oo themarkettoda^.
Aak A»r a DmMm»tnxtlo«l
N ew L o w Prioés
>« ..*510
na
Co«k .
»- a «
.
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• rw
H T o o T n x *. *395
(ci-«tao»b)
/ .« . fc . FU m . MfcMrra
Government tax retlurllon» on automobile« officially in
effect on* Merrit SO is allowed NOW on a ll purchaac« of
Chevrolet C»rs.
THE AUTOMOTIVE SHOP
| JUhlalnd, On.
lA LlTY A T l- O W
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