e g R f f t .L »
C LA SSIFIED ADS O K I M M K 1 I M •
n T .lmiTTT^Tt
On« cent the weed, each
one month or more, l-2c
FORMENT
issue for
WANTS»!
garden sending.
Phons 141.
204-1
WANTED— S m all ap artm ent or
furnished h ouse. P h o n e. 29.
WAMTBB~10a old cars to
w reck. T h e M otor M arket, 39 E.
Main S t.
236-m o.*
F O B R E N T — 8 room furnished
apartm ent. C lose in, n ice law n.
s
a
w
— A t corner
« 2 0 .9 0 p er m onth, w ater paid. B oulevard and E a st M ain, w ood
PhOtte 254 J.
225-tf and k in d lin g, som a fr e e and som e
F O B R E N T — TWo ap artm ents to m il from a n old b uildin g If
y o a Will lik e . C lean, eool, m odern tak en soon . S e e Mr. A. C. Mets-
235-8*
anfl ‘ b ea u tifu lly furnished.
Call a e r on th e ground.
m orn ings a t 21 8. Second S t.
p i-tt
F O R R E N T : — A good garage.
C em ent floor. C all m oraln gs at
31 8. S econd S t.
23 1 -tf B ox F actory,
deliver.
F O R R EN T— F urnished house
on L àurei S t. In qu ire 332 Hnr-
gadtfie. P h o n e 212-L .
2 2 9 -tf
FO R
R E N T ; — Tw o
room
h ou se k eep in g ap artm ent. 349 E.
M ain.
8 0 6 -tf
T elep h on e 153
Phone
80.
at
We
1 9 3 -tf
Protessioul and
Bnffaess Directory
F O R R E N T ; — S m all apart
D R . W . J . CRANDALL
m ent \ v er y a ttr a ctiv ely fu rn ish
OeteopnMUc
P h y sicia n and Burgeon
ed. M odern con ven ien ces and close
B
y«,
E
a
r
N one and Throat
in.
E sp ecia lly a u lta tm for stu
O ffice P h o n o l a s
d en ts o r w om en w ho w ork. 51«
H argadln e.
994-1 mo.
DR. MA T U B R. SHAW
F O R R E N T — F urnished apart
m ents and sle ep in g r o o m s L itk iä
A pts., 36 8. Second street.
1 5 9 -tf
F O R R E N T — F a m ish e d cab
ins a n d ap artm ents. R eason able,
b y 'm o n th or w eak. Call 163.
129—
W om en and C hildren
and
O rgnnotherphy
O ffice, 108 P io n eer A venue
T elep h o n e 28
SM ITH
GOODWILL
• / '
w
■ ■
M ONTREAL, J u n e 8.— Mon
treal, cradle o f th e w h ite m an ’s
civ iliza tio n so m e 400 years a g o ,
opened Its h istoric g a tes o f . w el
com e to 7 ,9 0 9 K lw an ian s today
w ho h a v e traveled from every con
ceiv a b le p la ce on th e N orth A m er
ican co n tin en t to m eet h ere fo r
th e 1 0th annual con ven tion o f K i-
w a n ls In tern ation al thia w eek.
C row ding to th e c ity ’s Im m ense
au ditorium "F orum ” la st n ight,
1 0 ,0 0 0 C anadian and
A m erican
K lw a n ia n s and vieitora attended
th e o p en in g "A ll K lw a n is W ight”
program . While m illio n s o f radio
liste n e rs In th e U nited S ta tes and
C anada heard th e in tern a tio n a l
ex p ressio n o f g ra titu d e for the
frien d sh ip , peace, and under
sta n d in g th a t h a s ex isted betw een
th e tw o co u n tr ies for m ore than
a hundred y e a n .
W h ile 7 ,000 d eleg a tes and v is
itin g K lw an ian s paid their hom
a g e in th is city, on e hundred th o u
sand o th er m em bers scattered tn
c itie s from th e A tla n tic to the P a
cific and the G ulf o f M exico to the
fa r north across th e m ile s o f ex
panse o f th e C anadian provinces,
m et sim u lta n eo u sly d u rin g the
o p en in g con ven tion h our to ob
se rv e a con tin en t-w id e fello w sh ip
sp irit o f u n d erstan d in g. R adio ro-
b road castin g brought th e program
to m em bers thou sand s of m iles
from M ontreal.
“ O rganization such as yours—
do m uch to stren g th en th e bonds
o f m utual am ity and und erstan d
in g betw een our people and o th
er co u n tr ies,” w as P resid en t C ool
id g e's sta te m e n t read to the con
ven tion .
P erry 8. P atterson , o f C hicago.
IB M
R oom a 1 and 2, F ir st N ation al
O ffice H onrs. 10
2 to 6 p. m .; 7 to
FO R SA L E— Soda foun tain oak
bar, popcorn m achine,
lea
cream parlor com p lete and lo ts of
D R . C H A R LES A . H A IN E S
other fix tu res a t b argain prices,
P h y sicia n and Surgeon
with term s if desired . W ill t e ll
O ffice P h o n e 1 0 W
a lto g eth er o r separate.
G. W .
Home Phono 164-L
Trefron, 287 F ourth 8t.
225-S t
Office honre, 19 to 12 A . M. ; 2
L q P . M.; 7 to 8 ev en in g s. —
SN A P HALE O1
acres n ear tow n, fin e so il and lo C itiz e n s B an k B u ild in g .
cation, part tn orchard.
W ill
sell crop and land a t price you
w ill lik e . «800 w ill h an d le It.
Staples R ealty.
2 3 5 -tf
’ FO R RALE— C ull B in g cher
ries, 6c pound. P ra tt A ssociation
23 5 -tf
A. W OODS P rnc-
eya. ear, u o se and
In clu ding teeth .
O ffice h oa rs. 19 to 12 and 2
to 6. S w ed en b org B ld g ., A sh
lan d , Oregon.
C. ELLYBON SH IN N
D en tist
F O R S A L E — U sed parts for all
Citioens Bank Bldg.
m akes o f cam . Law n m ow ers re
paired and sh arp en ed to c a t lik e O ffice P h o n e 2B1. R es. P h o n e 1S4
E v en in g s B y A ppointm ent
new o r no ch arge. T he M otor
M arket 39 B . Main 8t.
W . J. MOORE, la w y e r ,— O ffices
235-1-m o-*
over th e A shland T id in g s o ffic e
F O R BA L E— B ig load of k in d la Camps B u ild in g. P ra ctices in
lin g, « 3 .0 0 . B ox F actory. P h on e th e U nited S ta tes cou rts and all
30.
2 3 4 -tf th e cou rts of C aliforn ia and Ore
gon.
.
Real E state
PLA N IN G MILL
F o r bargains in R eal
E state
try Brow n and R ice, It N o. Main. JO R D A N ’S BASH A ND C A BIN ET
2 34-tf.
W ORKS, C om er H elm an and
Van Neaa. P h o n e 1 4 1 . 1 9 4 -tf
D on't F o rg e t t h e N o. 0 8 0 -L
B u ild in g ,
R ep airin g,
P a in tin g .
W H IT T L E T R A N SF E R CO.
T in tin g , C abinet W ork, R oofin g,
F or Ota »ice
C em ent W ork, day or contract. D ea lers In Coal, W ood, P ack in g,
'
B la ck w e ll, 51 « E lisa b eth 8t. C ratin g and S torage. L on g dtot-
233-1 m o
an ce tru ck in g.
FO R SA L E — « room taV nlish- T. L.^POWELL— G eneral T rans
ed, d a n d y house, fru it, cheap, 132
fer — Good team and m otor
7th Bt.
238-1 m o. •
tru ck s. Oopd se rv ic e a t a rea
son ab le price. P h o n e 88.
FO R SA L E — P ayers,
b utter
m ilk fed , dressed to ojd er. John
B. H air, 6 7 « L iberty. P h o n e t« 5 L .
232-8
■sas
1. «.■ ■ ■ ■!
■MOT*MM«M>sSiaMMmasaflsssanBSSlbMMawwMssmflskwssmMS*BwsriUMMb
A Surprise
for Mrs. Spurling
•«*
So changed w e r e the floors
that M rs. Spurling, back
from a w e e k ’s v isit to the
city, could hardly b e lie v e
it w as her o w n h ou se. Jim
had had Frank Lovejoy,
the painter, get busy with
A cm e Q uality F loor Paint
and V arnish. T h e floors
w ere refinished and beau
tified. In fact, all the w ood
w ork sm iled a w elco m e.
A n d M rs. S. said i f a week
and a little Acm e Quality
could m ake such a differ
en ce, sh e ’d go aw ay again
and n o t conee back f o r a
montk.
ACME QUALITY
Piint»-*VarnMk
This Acm« Quality Paint and
Varnish Service Station ia loeal
headquarter« for oheerfully given
«Jpfcr on nil paint matters—and
lor Ao me Quality Product». See ua.
k p u t p resid en t o f th a reanifla-
tto a . 1 9 2 9 -1 9 1 « , praaMofi
• n in e esrem a a y , w han
o f stta a t trthutn wn9 henoaefl by
th e nnU m aonvnatton. “Ood Bnva
tha K in g” a n « “Atnorten,” th a M -
tlo a a l nntbnma, w a n a s a f f by thn
in tern a tio n a l g a th erin g .
Joh n H. Moan, o t -M ljyauk e«,
elected p resident In Bfc P a u l l u t
year, and w ho gnM od Kl'
through on e o f Its stoat
t a i years sin ce th e o r g n n lsn tlm
started 11 y ea rs ago In D etroit,
g a v e th e d ele g a te s a
tw o -fo ld
m essage. " W h ile th e th o u g h tle ss
g iv e to so c iety o n ly th e ir so cia l
natu res, K lw a n ia n s are d ed ica tin g
to o th ers th e p o ssessio n s o f th eir
m ind s and h u r t s .
K tw nnls
Is
m ak lh g m arked p rogress, th a t l i
certain ; yet th e w orld lo o k s to th e
o rg a n isa tio n for g re a ter fu tu r e
aceom plishtnents la ev e ry lik e o f
e n d u v o r ; and th is d em a n d s ev ery
K lw a n ia n s a tte n tio n .” u i d
Mr.
Moss.
Hands Out of P olltim
SAN FRANCISCO, ( U P ) — BoV*
leUam h a s fa iled la RusaJ», en d
w ith thin fa ilu re w ill com e t h e .e h
tlm a te fa ilu r e o f B o lsh ev ism 's
p rojects o v er th e w orld, aceoW -
in g to G eorge T hom as Mary», for-
m er am bassador to csariat R ussia.
Marye, accom panied' by*' h it
w ife, h as Just returned to C a lk
forn la fto m a sev era l
months*
tonr o f R ussia. H it hom e h In
B u rlin g a m e,/ > ig e u e n t m i eem
m u n lty o u tsid e « a n F ran cisco.
“ B u sin ess
Marye said,
of th e governm ent.
Ruaaln a lon g tim e to
to w hat w e call norm al, o n e s th e
p resen t form o f g overn m en t has
been m odified.
“ B u t th e m enaoe o f B o lsh e v
ism is over. T he w orld m ay algh
w ith r e lie f.”
M arye w as am bassador t o Rua-
aia from 1914 to 1 9 1 « , w h en h o
resign ed th e poBt. H e h o ld s th e
Order o f St. N ich olas N ev sk y , glv-
third, Mrs. T hornton, teacher;
With Lone P in e sta n d in g fourth ,
lir a . Grace C hlldreth, teacher.
One hundred p er cent scores w ere
htade by three boys from B u tte
F all», three boys from P hoenix
and Mary Sqider from Oak Grove.
In the second try out o f th ese
•even individual p up ils the six
boys still scored h ig h m akin g us
wonder If the A m erican boy has
k eener ear than th e A m erican
girl. A third and a fourth try
ou t were held
b efore
h ig h est
p late w as determ ined and Jo e
H artley of P hoenix stood 100 per
pent at last trial so w in n in g h ig h
est prize of «3 .0 0 . The six boyz
o f Phoenix and B u tte F a lls team s
Breakfast
received the cash prizes donated
hy the A shland Cham ber o f Com
cooks iq
merce.
3 to 5
For the la st three years A sh
minutes
land 's Cham ber
has sponsored
the m usic m em ory w ork by g iv
in g the cash p rises, w h ile P alm er
Plano H ouse o f Medford and The
uick Q uaker , h et and «
R ose of A shland have to th e w in
being, Is faster than plain to a st
ning teama given prizes o f Vic F or scores of thousands it is solving
trola records am ou n tin g to fiv e or the breakfast problem.
nix dollars each.
T h e m oot delicious o f breakfast«;
it provides an excellent food'1balance"
If you have k ep t coal In th e Of protein, carbohydrates and vita-
bath tub all w in ter it should be m in e s— plus the “bulk” to make
laxatives less often needed — that
scrubbed out With
sand
th is
authorities have made the dietetic
spring.
urge o f the World.
Set A larm s
Hundreds of Beautiful
Wall Paper Patterns from
which to select
Akrtved From R ichm ond, Cal.—
J. 0 . Rigg
Mise G ertrude E n gle, principal
and dean of gira la th e R oosevelt
I u n io r High sch ool k t R ichm ond,
Cn|.. and Mies E llen B ow ling,
tea ch er of m ath em atics In th e that
aShooI. and cou sin o f Misa E ngle,
arrived in A shland yesterd ay to
v ie lt Mies E n gle’s m oth er, Mrs.
A n g ln
Paints, Varnishes and
Wall Paper
*
Phone 172
Advertise In TIr> Tidings
Fresh Meats
You can be sure of that — as sure as
are dozens of other housewives who
deal with us.
WE DELIVER ANYWHERE
THE EAGLE MARKET
CALL 107
later now
Q
L est nourishing foods, less d*
Bcious foods, simply to save tim e a»U
a folly. Start now every day with
food that "stands by” you through
the m orning.
Y our grocer has Quick Quaker—
also Quaker O ats as you have alw ays
know n thetn.
Quick Quaker
SCREEN-
DOOR SETS (hardware)
PAINT
MOLDING
WINDOW MATERIAL
DOORS
-A T -
ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY
B. Tracks
» M
Phone 20
.» » » » » « « « » » I « « » » .
RENT A
TYPEWRITER
for the summer
It pays to keep up your practice.
Students Summer Rate on Now At
fromjreshfnùt
H ave You
Qur$?
I'.c.b:- i'-ini on O-Ccdar Mop«
an < « n.-w cn« nt 5Oc. N ow
iinicn»huv.OntyO »Cedar
«• -iii.l produce such a mop at
••. «.!» a pri;e. A ll the iatnou«
l ' : v L ir Icn 'iirC s; tria n g le
♦hrp.-d so I p iddcil «wgh. Get«
inn. c r-n .t» and won’t dent,
l.iv t ociglit. Urond covering
i u i t'.icc. /Kt your dealer*« now.
a n h im by N ich olas 11, Sad la th e
o n ly foreign envoy to have ever
bOSh * ° honored. Ho le ft Petro-
grail • few w eeks b efore th e revo
lu tio n o f 191«.
ELHARFS BOOK STORE
ROYAL
Bven baby*» bonnet», »«tin costs
and tiny booties can now be safely
cleaned st home with the wonder
ful new Oronitc Cleaning Fluid.
PoHow direction» and lee how
beautifully it clean« fun, kid glove«,
flannel» or serges, hats, upholstery,
rug», etc. ! N o chemical reaction
«a fait dyei— only a mild, quick
vaaiihing edor— clean« instantly!
Heady now st grocery, drug, hard-
»rare or department «tore» or at.
Standard Oil Senfltc Stations.
Fruit „
Flavored
fZHfZ
dont come
hack C H A TTER
G ela tin
gfMDARDOB. OOMPe N t t»F CA1 l«9MA
PA IN TIN G CONTRACTOR
T h om pson an d B u rlin g a m e
PnlM M o an d D ecorators
P aper H an gin g —
T in tin g a
S pecialty.
E stim a tes g la d ly furnished.
Phone 98
1 9 < tf
(A/QN-fXPtpSH/f
FAINTING. Wpertnf7 Carpent
F r ie n d ly U n d e rs ta n d in g
Our service, first of all, is based upon friendly
understanding. We strive to carry out every
detail of the funeral anangements in the same
conscientious manner that a trusted friend
would do.
A NY G IR L IN TR O U BLE— May
com m u n icate With E n sig n L u
o f th e Salvation A rm y nt th e
W h ite S h ield H om e, '595 May-
fa ir A ve., P o rtla n d , Oregon.
MEMORIALS
Mark every gra v e w ith
our
Suncroet Orchard, 4 and on od ialf
Crystal gray, for Im m ediate or
miMe north o f A shland .
234-3
F a il
d elivery.
8.
P en n iston
W A N TED — 3 m o t tS CUt lo g s M anager, 175 B u t M ain.
a p fly B ox Factory»
8881«
W A N TED — A p p t«~ th ln fters at
W / B . D u n n , It. L. Oabern. of
T oronto, C anada, a n d
E arl B.
Stark,
o
f
T
acom
a.
W
ash
., are
purn IWR e stained and re-
v isito r s In A shland and g u u t s of
ftn lsh ed reason able, 118 A. 8t.
.. . . .
.
,
21 1 -1 m o.* th e H otel AZhland. . ’
nt.
The clim ax of thn school yeet’s
kffort« in Music appreciation hnd
Music M emory wnj-k waa reaohed
1 » Jackson C ounty School D ay In
^Lfehland w hen several team s of
Vive m em bers com peted. N one of
th e one-room sch o o ls of th e coun
t y entered co n testa n ts, though
thb work had b een ca refu lly given
in several o f th ese schools.
In th e first try out, th e B u tte
F a lls team scored h igh est average
Winning first place, Mrs.
R hea
flo o r , teacher;
P hoenix
team
«cored second, Mrs. Edith F ish ,
teacher; and Oak G rove
third,
Soviet Plan Of .
Government Fails
“ T he tim e Is com in g soon when
th e m otion p icture w ill take the
tru e sto ry o f ev ery p eop le to all
o th er p eo p les,” Mr. M illiken told
th e m any
K lw a n ia n s.
“ Then
th ere w ill he u n d erstan d in g which
w ill m ake w ar and h atred s tm-
Swenson & Peebler
D R . J . P . CHISHOLM
erin g and M u o n w ork . N ow and
V eterin ary G radu ate
rem odelin g. D ay or c o n tr a c t
P
h
o
n
e
8 6 8 -J
7 S 7 O ak S t.
W m . B. G ould, 453-J. 221-1-m o.
W ANTED— W ork fhr m an and
team . Ben N lvason, i l l Wimer
M M MOBS '
■ IK MUSC cornisi
H ands o ff p olities, but h ands
In a ll le g isla tiv e m a tters o f p ub lic
concern, apd thq stu d y o f com
m unity, sta te n ation al, and Inter
n atio n a l q u estio n s from
a n on
partisan stan d p oin t, waa forcibly
nrged today a s action for a ll K i-
w an ls club s, by H arry B. K arr, o f
B altim ore, a past p resid en t o f th e
organ ization, to d e le g a te s
from
C anada and th e U nited S ta tes at
to d a y ’s sessio n s.
“ K lw an is has a lw a y s m ade It a
cardinal ru le to keep o u t o f polo-
tic s .” Mr. K arr rem inded
th e
8 ,0 0 0 d eleg a tes. “ Y et th e tim e
has now arrived w hen K lw an is'
stren g th and p osition m a k es it of
Interest th a t stu d y be g iv en v ita l
q u e stio n s,” he advised.
“ Make up y o u r m ind s as Kt-
w a n la n s to h ave you r m eetin g s
g iv e real a tten tio n to public b usi
n ess; scan a ll le g isla tio n
g o in g
on, and begin to th in k in d iv id u a l
ly and c o lle c tiv e ly .” One o f th e
fir st issu es th a t m ig h t w ell re
ceiv e a tten tio n w ould be th e sto p
ping of th e w h o lesa le p a ssin g o f
la w s and fo o lish le g isla tio n , for
th e w orld can n ot be reform ed hy
re so lu tio n s and la w s, accord in g to
possible.”
Mr. KAl-r.
In A m erica a lo n e 1 7 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 9
The Movies Civilize
adults
every day are g o in g
to
T he trem end ous Im portance c f
school
In
m
otion
p
icture
th
eatres,
the m otion p icture as an a lly to
peace and as a bond to link no he declared. T he form er M aine
tio n s In m u tu al u nd erstan ding executive calld on K lw flntans to
and accord has n ever b een m ore find out “W hat Is R ig h t w ith the
a p p a ren t than It is today, accord R o v es.”
Tom orrow ’s sessio n of th e co n
in g to Carl E. M illiken, form er
govern or o f M aine, and now secre vention w ill be g iv en o v er to In
tary o f th e M otion P ictu re P ro ternational co m m ittee reports and
d u cers and D istrib u tors 6 f A m eri an ad dress on " J u stice and W orld
ca, Inc., o f w hich W ill H. H ays is P ence,” by Dr. S tep h en 8. W ise,
Rabbi o f N ew Y ork .
president.
F O R BALE or T R A D E :— 6 lo ts
In O old en d ale, W ash in g to n , a lso
160 acres A lfa lta m a s k Ip « h e
v ille . Oregon— w ill trad e fo r A sh-
lan d o r M edford property. Mrs.
8. A . P rose, 214 Garfield St.
P B m O E ’S T R A N SF E R
217-1 mo. P h o n e « 2 0
STB B S t.
D raynge, sto ra g e and lo n g d ist
MISORLLkNEOVB
an ce h auling.
1 0 -tf
HELP
WANTED« e ~ E xp er
ienced sten ograp her for perm an
e n t p osition If satisfa cto ry . A d
d ress ap plications to Boa 9, care
o f T id in gs.
M W -«
ft 1(1
reflex condition*. And they CAN
Mtnated dc«p<* year discourage-
with “ quack” remedied and »urgh
erctiont. My thousand* of succcm -
n In many yea« jiiW tto PROVE
Punher, i u'lii G uarantee in
TNG toctsenity c e te o i Pllctor re-
» fluid the natlertl'» fee. No
Experience and modern equipment enable us
to serve you well. Friendly understanding
helps to lighten the burden of sorrow.
J. P. Dodge & Sons
Funeral Wreckers
_______________
'D iy
P hon« 2 1 1 .
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N ight- R hone« 111-L — 281-J
n v M r u s it
ppose this were the
iding of a newspaper
idle referring to the
ok Who stole YOUR
crooks stea l your car. H srt-
rd T h eft In surance w ill m ake
>od your loss. D on’t put all
>ur faith In lo ck in g d evioes
id you r ow n
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The Best Polish We Know Of.
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United States Royal Cord Tires in all
sizes from 30-3 1-2 to 33-6.75.
Balloons for the Cadilac
figency er the Bartford
Fire Insurant» Company.
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— make sure that you
have complete protection.
Replacement Parts
Billings Agency
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SUDDEN SERVICE
Bstab. IS S I nt «1 » . M ain St.
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FOR EVERY CAR
Just aerosa freni The L itk it Springs Hotel.
Phone 104