One cent the word’fiilbh ^ime. To /up every issue for
one month Or m ore'I-2c the word eachtipie.
Furnlshi
VOR RENT
room modern house— close inf
6th St.
2*3
WANTED: —- Cherry Pickers,
over 14 years of age. G. W. Nich­
ols. Phone 18F2.
231-40
Í - ' maternity
Rosso nable Rates
Telepbqne IB*
? JQom, fur­ l i * Granite.
FOR RENT:
nished apartment, . > a teg u « « * fc
B b te ttS AND LUMBER at
tyro blocks from post office. 160
Box Factory. Phone 30. We
North Malin or Phone 264J.
deliver-
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233-tf
FOR RENT i— Two apartments
you will like. Clean, cool, modern
and beautifully furnished. Cal)
afternoons at 31 8. Second St.
231-tf
Professional and
Insiness Directory
FOR RENT: — A good garage.
DR. W. J. CRANDALL
Cement floor. Call afternoons at Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon
31 8. Second St.
2Jl-if
Eye, Ear Nose and Throat
Office Phone 120 «
FOR RENT— Furnished h eu u
on Laurel 8t. Inquire 332 Har-
DR. OBQROE SMITH
gadine. Phone 362-L.
229-tf
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone le s -J
FOR RENT— 180 .acre ranch
Booms 1 and 2, First National
for season. Cherry Creek, Klam­ B a n k | j - - O f f i c e Hours, 10
ath Co. Excellent pasture,' water«
to 12 Noon; 2 to 6 p. m.; 7 to
fencing. Cattle or sheep. Phone 8 evenings.
S14-R J. P. Rose, Ashland, Ore.
DR. CHARLES A. HAINES
328-5
Physician and Surgeon
; FOR RENT; — Two room
Office Phone 1O W .
hones keeping apartment. *41H
Home Phone 104-L
Main,
208-tt Office beers, 1« to 18 A. M.; 2
FOR RENT; — Smell apart- to 6 -P.-Mr»-7 to 8 evenings. —
menC„ yery attractively furnish­ Citizens Bank Building.
ed. Mpdern conveniences and close DR. ERNEST A. WOODS— Prac­
in.
Especially suitable for stu­
tice limited to eye, ear, uose and
dents or women who work. 316
throat— X-ray Including teeth.
Hargadiae.
,
206-1 mo.
Office boars, 10 to .12 and 2
to 6 / Swedenburg Bldg., Ash­
FOR RKBT— F u m ifted apart­
land, Oregon.
ments and sleeping rooms. Llthla
Apts.,1 35 S. Second street.
Furnished cab-
FOR RENT
ins and apartments. .Reasonable,
by month or week. Call 153. -
"
139—<f
Don’t Forget thr- No.
C. BLLTSON SHINN
Dentist
Citiaens Ba^ik Bldg,
ice Phene 151. Res. Phone
Evenings By Appointment
W. / . MOORE, Lawyer,— Offices
ever the Ashland Tidings office
in Camps Building. Practices in
tbs United Çtates cqurts and n)l
the courts of California and Ors-
»eg
•• cw^^^wwwaiiBpt
Tinting, Cabinet Work, Roofing,
PLANING MILL
Cement Work, day or contract,
Blackwell, 516 Elizabeth St. JORDAN’S SASH AND CABINET
WORKS, Corner Helman and
Van
Ness. Phone 1-61. 194-tf
FOR HALE:— Currents, if you
want them at 4 0 c popnd pr *1.19
WHITTLE TRANSFER GO.
per crate, come and pick them
For S o n ic«
yourself. C. A. Gray, 1372 Iowa. Dealers In Coal, Wood,* Packing,
233-2t Crating and Storage. Long dist­
, FOR SALE — 6 room furnilsh- ance trucking.
ed. dandy house, fruit, cheap, 132 T. L. POWELL— General Trans­
7th St.
*
233-1 mo. •
fer — Good team and motor
trucks. Good service at-a rea­
FOR SALE— FVyiers, -butter­
sonable
price. Phone S3.
milk fed, dressed to qrder. John
B. Hair, 575 Liberty. Phone 335L.
232-8
PAINTING CONTRACTOR
Thompson and Burlingame
Painters an<j Decorators
Paper Hanging — Tinting a
Specialty.
A REAL SACRIFICE— Will sell
Estimates gladly furnished.
the Brick house, 7 rooms, modern,
Phone 98
19«tf
large beautiful grounds, on Boule­
FEHIGE’S TRANSFER
vard for 82000 below real value
Phone 410
- 875 B St
also—
Drayage, storage and long dist­
60-ti
SPLENDID FIVE ACRES, fruit ance hauling.
and garden, small house,, beauti­
DR. J. P. CHISHOLM
ful location East edge of town,
Veterinary Graduate
a bargain at 83000.
s 868-J
707 Oak St
Staples Realty, Ashland Hotel.
227.tf ANY GIRL IN - TROUBLE— May
communicate with Ensign Lee
FOR SALE or TRADE:— 5 lots
of Jhe Salvation Army at the
In GoldendaJe. Washington, also
White Shield Home, 666 May-
160 acres Alfalfa ranch in Prine­
fair Ave., Portland, Oregon. -
ville. Oregon— will trade for Ash­
FOR RENT— Two good furn
iahed bungalows with garage.
land or Medford property. Mrs.
8. A. Prose, 814 Garfield St.
217-1 mo.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR TRADE—Alfalfa hay for
cywg. w . F. Dltte^brandt, Llthla
springs j^otol.
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FEMALE HELP W AN^BD:^!
Ranted ’• woman .with huslnps»
ability, one capable of meeting
th e public, for a wall established
Mislness, no capital required. Ad­
dress Box S, care of Tiding^.
22I— U
PAINTING, Papering, Carpent­
ering and’ Máeon Work.’ ’ NfeW artd
r^modelUrg-.- "Pay or- contract.
Wm. E. Gould, 453-J. 221-1-mo.
HELP WANTED: — Exper«
lenced stenographer for perman­
ent position if satisfactory. Ad­
dress applications to 'B o x 2, care
of Tidings.
r _ .
230-tf
'ft’i Trf pg.lrtxurt/n:-ar
JR, stained- and, r».
FURN
&ible, T7S t . St. -M
Mblshed
313-1 mo.»
WANTERl
garden apeding.
Phone 141.
M H to t W /b e a « wide enough, to
include the many need« of hu-
mantty."' ‘ -''-’ ’3 - X. m A > i
’ ifr . M W with preside ‘kPij<the
contention sesaions and deliver
the V ^ I(^ lp w V 8' N W ’ ,*WreR^
¡W -W W*te«MÎp^jSÿÂ4hÿ
on, Monday ayenlnS- Juno J,
when all .Kiwanians ail over the Ashlaad from Tdleifei
United-’Sts t e s and Canada ’wilg
MONTREAL, dan« S-Wteh» niaet'sftnullaiieoiiab doling ‘ EM Enroute South—
, ’
.
1Dr.‘ and l i r i ' F? L? Edistyn’, ’df
H. M om . o t Milwaukee; Wtecon. dphhftig convention hour to 4 t-
sin,> president at Kiwands-iJMei - pre$s unjted fellowship. r ..
La Grande; ztôj>p«Ü;iâ,X»»Îand Ú
national, who will endhlaadas'!'-
the Llthla ipWll'gi d W ’-i 8®«>tttë
to 1 Loh^ n g ö e « ‘ f t f V . V è it tó n .
fBtrstiva duties fallowing that Mth
annual convention; Xnd be Afeldntam>
art frient}«' ’ of^Df? <£*! X.
So. lir e . Closures and Dyer»— ; - Thby
k w 'd p
next week, arrived todayc(p l»k r
Tts- Spettavirn ; Oregon Cleast i a
up the many task* of ..an axsentivi,
add nysJ-s .wfll HuMdtthnir.r.itfSli
official natnnel* carrying oo<An I
Mr. W. J. Thorn, who is travel­ confpietlag 'the rwnfk: atecompUsb - picnic at. JecksM iH ot BpiingB fi-
ing w ider the“ auspices of the ed by Kiwanle during the pad wçvTMÿ
International Bible Students As- year oyey the J4orUt Aqierjpn Pi’ty, Medford, ajtjf Ashíánd. Y-di
sociatioin, will arrive in the city continent.
c
June 6, and will deliver a free
“The past yefcr. haa he*» pro­
lecture at Wimer Hall at E 3rd ductive of groat resdU»',”' t 'Mr.
,,m
< .« w r’
•nd Main Street» at 8:00 p. m. Moss told an audience of Kiwants
If you fail, never mind; .jrmi
'Much interest has been aroused officers and Dominion dlghktartes
In Ashland over tne week-end, can stUl-he a ’’h evr lb l » seainple."'
in the past by the diversity that greeted him on his arriyrl
M osT^V V s^avi airtlfc' nOnX-'j
of opinion expressed by the Mod­ from the United State«., "Tl * From HaHYil—— ‘
ernists and Fundamentalists. The field of unselfish service baa been ’ Miss Adeline C<«?vfìh'g Uf-jSa-i w e ^ U .- 'im L - h le a a .4 ^ - u u t all
topiq of Mr. Thom’s lecture is shown to the world by what Ki- lew, M here over’ the wee^^hd.^ i we want.
"Things the Clergy Will Never wanis has been and is accomplish­
Tell.”
This meeting has been ing in civic and many,, other Prom Talent-««^ — - -
- .«aytsokioihW g 3» ß » * Ä » G » n e,
—ryT
specially arranged for the citi­ ways,” he said.
L. C. Jim itti.w w 9 b a in o si vi« and some one >wlll come—-fight
‘
.
zens of this city, and the local
aiong and do i t iy.u f »ai
In answer to question« of whet itor.in A^hJandj.^sterday./
representatives of the Interna- the outstanding* accompllshmen'
tinal Bible Students Association had l>een during bis administra­
wish to extend a cordial invitation tion, Kiwanis’ president spoke of
to all to come. The lecturers have the furthering of the work of
their expenses paid by the Asso­ aiding the under-privileged child,
ciation, and the meetings are the efforts of creating a betti r
therefore free to the general pub­ understanding between the town
nroKeUS
and country people, vocational
lic.
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HaTdlng International Good
Memorial In Stanley Park/ Van­
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
couver, Canada, last September
In the C aunty Court of the
The monument in honor of the
State of Oregon for Jackson late President Harding, a mem­
County.
ber of the Marion, Ohio, Kiwanis
In the Matter of the Estate of club, and a memorial in remem-
A. C. Caldwell, Deceased.
. brance of the more than a cen­
Notice is hereby given by the tury of friendship and peaceful
undersigned to all persons having
relations
between Canada and
- ••
<r
- - th"
claims against the above named United
Stht<'8, was erected by vol-
estate to present them with pro­ i untary subscriptions of the 10C.-
per vouchers within six months ! 000 Kiwanians.
from date of fir3t publication
"Kiwania is attracting atten-
hereof to Nellie Dickey, Attorney
i tlon because of its acconiplisli-
at law. Room 8, Stearns Build­ ' ments,” remarked the Milwauke­
ing, Ashland, Oregon.
) irvf -O
ean. "Its appeal has always been
Date af first publication, June to pirtriic opinion, and this appeil
6, 1926.
has been for activities of the
BEULAH C. NEWMAN,
highest social type. What Kiwsn-
Administratrix.
is is doing in every department
234-5-Sat. of human endeavor shows that i*s
time, em ploying hundreds of pick-
o iil
U P )__
fecards
I unoXr
rorable!
rials of
are
e pros-
frcrsJT
be»'
Advertise In The Tidings.
a l l r a j > :i.;. - . ^ , , ^ 1
RECEIVED SHIPMENT OF
SAMSON SLIT CASES’’
Hand; B ag s« n i Steel Auto L«gg<
SEE THEM BEFORE BUYING
V ;• .1 (inenrj .®
—■
¿ssvfC pan;
— Biggest Little Store in Tojun • ■' *
Opposite New Hotel — Open Evenings
Transfi orto t i
Take a Kodak
W ith. You
On the walk, at the game—j
wherever you go there are snro
to be chances for pictures. And
it’s easy, and all fun, with a
Kodak or Brownie.
One-Day Service
Adtographio Kodaks
$5.00 up
on
Use Eastman Films and let us
do your finishing.
Shoe Repairing
rhe ’ea8OB op*ned
lltfool f.
h a v e b e e n refin in g a n d im p ro v in g C Ecv-
rol^t’s time p r o v e d d esig n . E x a m in e th e
Im p r o v e d C h e v r o le t an d y o u w ill d is­
co v e r eyery en g in ee rin g d e v e lo p m e n t
essen tial to fin e r p erform an ce, sm o o th er
O peration« t# 4 r e s tr ik in g b e a u ty ^ a o d
greater e c o n o m y o f o p era tio n an d o w n e r ­
ship,. Q uality*
jQ^ahty m a t^ & lsi
Q u a lity workmaa
d e m o n stra te.
So Sm ooth
Pow erful
Agee’s Shoe Shop
Touring -
339 E. Main Street
R oadster
Coupe
Sedan
MEMORIALS
Mark every grave with our
crystal gray, for Immediate or
Fall delivery.
S. Penniston
Manager, 175 East Main.
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i/£-Ton Truck 3 S
(CLuMaOahS
1-Ton Truck
(Cfcs.ri.Odv)
An prisa, f. o. fc. rum. manta
Smail Down ’’’»v-vw t
Convenient Tenne
Piano Instructor For Be
ginuers amd Advanced
Students
CHARLES S. MITCHELL
128 Laurel St.
rirrirnn
r
Shop
New Edison
Phonograph
, Jth(BL <?»1 JT o n e r
that will play
all makes of
Records without
, injury to the .
;
; J; /
Palm er Piano
KLAMATH FALLS
JACKSON
Ashland,'Otegon
“ uch
Loganberries prom 1 m to pro­
duce well, so that the province X
W1H torn out more- wine this
year, it te expected, then, W t J>«-
fore. . Winemakers,a#p prewired
to handle all the loganberries pro-
duc«b iW» their beverage product
gaining In popularity both, hero
and abroafL __
>, 1
Favorable reports are being re-
reived from pot .only thia vicinity
’>ut from V aqt^yhfi
W*
he inferior. -
- ;T £
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FOR MEN WHO WORK HARD
Factory workers, railroad men,
farmers, miners, mill-employees,
teamsters, and those constantly
exposed to changing weather, who
work at hard physical labor.! are
moye or less subject to kidney
qilments $nd kindred ills. J | G.
Wolf, Green Bay, Wis., says:
‘‘Foley Pills (a diuretic stimulant
to the kidneys) relieved me of
a severe backache, that had both­
ered me for several months.g A
few bottles fixed me up in good
shajie.” Cost little, but a reliable,
valuable medicine guaranteed to
give satisfaction. Ask for Foley
Pills. Sold everywhere.— No. 3.
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