- The' d *|d b p ib ‘riotpr cd.
ports (jip: half * At .’ a new ‘
retiring, U» |L Ù Màultby of
I . »« i )
‘
I 7 ) >
» 4 ' •
eawse p< itbe «xtvamaly cramped
condition* < in whlqh toe live«
would, only, be jum ping from the
fiodng-pan .into the lire, /ofc the
cgmetertea < of the city ar® Ph»«'
log through (g ; crisis 1 p( . ovqr-,
FREE BATTERY
SERVICE
I jet us teat and refill your
battery free of charge. We
will be glad to serve you.
We Recharge
Batteries
Ford 13-Plate
Rubber Case
Batteries
$15.00
Claycomb Motor
Phone 50
came
PO RTLA N D, O re - A p r il 3»J— tooer.
I f the Portlgad Beaver* * » W * * t : l "L aity"
; Ths Wilhltb Mètor -Agency? Re­
throughout the season.
Roy
Blah,
outf|*lder,
and1
Johnny Couch, hqve hhd th e ir |
y e irly
quota
o f,
hitthday»
Manager
Ernie
Johnson W l ll|
Knee bohe.
Purchaeed Pontiac Coach »
Berry
Ph’r f t o e d Oakland Coèeh.
crowding, t They, were very much
. T bh'W ilhite' Ido tor Agency) re- neglected during ■ the tim e* o<
jiorts thie sale o f * niew Oakland civil war, and ten o f , the • th irty ,
three city cemeteries »have been
ebadh to George H. Serlijner^
closed
down as uneultpd (or new
Pùrchased ■ Oakland CoupL
I
The W ilh ite Motor Agency, re­
ports the sale of a new Pontiac
coach to Earla Turner.
shaped eyebrows and remarked real winter born ball player
"so this is the wdrld" In Au­ the club, so far as is known.
gust. , plniar Smith
and
Roy
Meeker did similarly In Septem­ LIQUOR RATION DEFENDED
ber.
Max Rachao and Charley
AH TEMPERANCE MEASURE
ports the s g lk of it netfr Oak­
land Coppe to F. ' 8. Stale!*.
.
Carlowdof Cars ’
Thd Automotive Shop reports
the unloading of a carload of
Chevrolet cays, one Landau se­
dan, o n* ooupe, and two tour­
ing cars. , Ì -
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burials.' , i i
,
< . , i r
Fifteen of-the other cemeteries
have been, turned over to relig­
ious communities, while the eight
largest remain In the possession
Qt the municipality, which Is
desperately endeavoring to run
them at a profit.
; The, projected building of a
municipal crematorium
in ■ the
F a ll ipay relieve the excessive
overcrowding of the cemeteries.
Rides To Death
On New Bicycle
MOSCOW, \ (U P ,— The Moscow
Soviet has placed a premium on
•living, at least for private trad­
ers and: businessmen, by raising
the charge for graves in the mu-
nlcipal cemeteries from ten to
twenty-five dollars.
Class
distinction
does
not
stop at the grave in
Moscow.
W orkers and employees belong­
ing to trade unions are only
obliged to pay fifty cents for
their burial places, just as they
are charged relatively low rente
for their rooms.
Professional
people, doctors, lawyers, etc:, pay
$2.60 for their graves; and the
rate for the harassed trader has
now been put up to twenty-five
dollars.
The funeral department of the
Moscow municipality has been
running at a loss, estimated at
a penny to every grave. In or­
der to overcome tbls deficit the
new charge has been imposed
upon the business men.
The Muscovite who might be
driven to contemplate suicide bc-
SE A TTLE, A pril 29.— ( U P )—
Joyous because his rather gave
him a new bicycle, Paul
W.
Whelan, 9,* went m errily down
a hill.
Suddenly • there was a crash
and the automobile driven by
W . C. Jenke ran over the lad.
He died shortly afterward.
Ortman
iebng
is
In, Of-
i f »
the
»CKHOLM.
< U P )-r A
reach
¿9.
onlh
R’ARIN’ TO GO!
I
1923 Ghev. C ou p e...$350
(with 1926 license)
TWO REAL SPECIALS IN
USED CARS
Earranoid Fan Belts
another
milestone A pH I
Three
players, i Georg
Washburn Valves
Payne, Leo Mangum and Denny
Burns, add another year to
life ’s score in May.
:
Chevrolet touring, in first class mechanical condi­
tion, good rubber and upholstery. Ju st the car for
vacation days, 200; terms.
Timken Bearings
Perfection Gears
July is a nig mo/rth as "D^c"
Protho, M arvin
Smith.
Fsank
Prompt Service
Tobin, B ill. Bagwell and Leon
itnd
your
car Ailed w ith the bea
ard M et* were all borp in that
grade of UAH end OIL.
month.
"Babe" Thomas and George Williams Service Station
Boulevard A Sherman
Layfayette
raised
their
well-
American Hammered
Maxwell touring, good top, in good mechanical or­
der and fair rubber. You can’t beat it for only $100.
Piston Bings
Armstrong Motors Inc.
SUDDEN SERVICE
Lithin Springs Oarage Bldg.
For Every Oar
Phone 147
S5M5SES
• SIXES
'
'
New Shipment Just Received
Smart
YOUR STAR CAR TODAY
1—1924 Chev. Tour. .$325
1—Ford Touring .. $125
PRICED FROM
1—Ford S e d a n
$636 to $1196
$100
Delivered in Ashland
Use Gabriel Snubbers .
’ < to-
• ”/»’ «<»•» .Ml*’ Ml
Service
LOW & PANZER
Oak St. Garage
sales
Ashland, Ore.
Phone 37
’
»
Lines are long, low, racy. T h e color har­
monies— M ountRoyal Blue and BI Paso
T a n _are carried out on fenders and
splash apron as well as body. Radiator,
ABOUT the wonderful
A PATHFINDER
BARGAIN they’ve got
Made by the world's
IN a tire from a
LARGEST tire factory
MAIL order hom e
AND guaranteed
61 S. Second
W IN N IN G
FOR they do get, a
WHICH makea long m ileage
PRETTY good tir e .
C U T A IN
BUT then We figure
ALL for 210,2(1
THINGH like
I i H
*
PARCEL Poet
IF It'a.a 80x8 1-2
WITH maybe a erne word
OR two •
HEAVY strokes
A N D
Ashland, Ore.
H O L D IN G
G O O D
V
OAKLAND SIX
Look These Over
PATHFINDER Cord
MONEY orders
IN m ounting the tire
I
| J ’ A .’ C .J |W I L H I T E J J S
OUR aervleo
A desperate straggle
fbrtable auxiliary seat and locked g o lf
dub compartment are apodal features.
Morever, the advanced Oakland Six
engine offers the very performance
qualities most desired in a Sport Car
—speed, acceleration, pow er and
smoothness, unmatched in Oakland’s
field. See this car— then try to equal
it at itsjlow pries, J1175 at factory.
On*l—d ito tlOJJ to H l f >
Pototoc Si». «MS
arà, M /«(or, Cnwr«/ AUtor« Tfcto PtoyaMM gtotoa, farrto/ô» I*. A«n<. Stow Sana «■ *
AND barked by
POSTAGE
Ashland, Ore.
LEEDOM’S
Upholstering o f Genuine Leather and
Duco Paint.
The
Automotive Shop
THEN we show
I
Lef Us Demonstrate and Deliver
, , * a a
WHENEVER they tell us
by
the
Governments
Liquer
Board, which declared that "Ip
the Interest of temperance” the
ration should not be made small-
pro-
birthdays by winning ball gap»« r
otherj clubs in the P aelffc/C M ^'
Leagud won’t have much ‘«msme« j
The
birthdays ? are
spattered i
FOURS
' » • *
USED CAR
into
hibtionnt petition to curtail the
privilege of every Swedish fam­
ily bead of approved standing
to buy a limited amount of liquor
each week has been turned down
Investigate Before You Buy
814.05 for a 20x4.40
pATHFINDKR Balloon
. <
These Prices Include Sun Visor, Rear View Mirror,
Dash Lite, Balloon Tires, Gas and Oil — all ready
And other since
EQUALLY Idw
THEY look at the tires
AND look at m
DELIVERED at your door
ON the hand pump
WHERE they’ll bay
AND no service
FROM the mail order house
,
THEIR next tire bargain
AND they'll thank us '
Roadster, equipped........ $498.59
Touring equipped.........$519.00
Coupe, equipped
.........$630.00
Tudor Sedan, equipped . $650.50
.* ./» .
. t <
Fordor Sedan, equipped $696.68
TRAVEL BY MOTOR STAGE!
WHEN they buy It here.
SAFE 5
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PROMPT
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OLIAN
GLEAN
—
COMFORTABLE
COMFORT/
TWO THROUGH STAGES DAILY - E FFEC TIV E APRIL 1ST '
MADDEN’S
T h e F O R D , G arage
■i Lincoln
F°r^son
If DOES M ake a Difference Where You Buy Yonr FORD
Te Portland, leaving Ashland at 7:00 A. M and 10:60 A. M. 1 Day Trip
Also leaves Ashland at 116 P. M. for Rossburg, connecting
' ,r '
Following morning to Portland
We take passengers for all way points. For further information and
h !'
tickets call Ashland Hotel, Telephone 47.
FAKE ASHLAND - POBTLAND, « S O
Direct Connectiong»* Bowburg for Coo. Bay Potato.
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