SAWfcDAY, Aagnat 14, 1008.
nWHIl, IIIIHIHNI
W ill Take Flare ie Medford
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The place of music supervisor
in the Medford public schools,
left vacant by Miss Elisabeth
Gore, will be taken by Miss Es
ther Church, of Ashland. Miss
Chnrch is a student of the school
of music at the' U. of O., and
gave much pleasure to the sum
mer school students with her se
lections 6n the new pipe orgag
at the music .auditorium during
the summer session. She is a pu
pil In pipe organ of John Stark
Evans.
•'Life-Like Likenesses,
Ashland on The Plaia.
Studi«
Will Locate In A sh la n d -
Mrs. E. R. Wiley and daughters
Verna. Dorothy and,. 8hirley, of
Willamette valley, will locate 14
Ashland sometime soon. They
have been visiting Mrs. Wiley’s
sister, Mrs. E. P. Hughes, of Tall
ent.
In Talent —
Mrs. Walter Berkhelmer» of this
city, was a caller at the Higgins
home in Talent. Sunday.
LOST — A wire-bajr fox terrier
dog, 6 mile« south of Ashland.
White with .UroWri ears and head,
wearing a red collar with a belli
on it. Finder please return to,
Lithia Springe Hotel.— Reward. .
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FEMALE HELP WANTED ^ 3
LADIES; Earn $1.00'an hour atj
home in spare time. Experience
unnecessary. ' Send stamp for par
ticulars. Heigex Products Com-;
pany, 3740 N. Haiated S t, Chi-*
cago..
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Grey Is now makidg his arrange
ments for the trip, and When he
arrives here will ppend q s ||f* a s
.much time as necessary 'IM w n g
his steelhead supplies., itff ‘ w ill
tbeq pack In from Alanmfta f to
Winkle Bar, where he n ft^ j Las
a crew of men working,
re
cently ‘m ade applications for a
water right; for use in mining and
WANTED: — First mortgage
irrigation pnrposes.— Grants Pass
Loan of $2000.00 for three years
Courier.
on income property, carrying
Madden soils protected tin «. $3000.00 Insurance. Box 552 Ash
land. '
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YIsttiag In Talent—
MEN WANTED: — Five* men
Archie Baldwin of Klamath
to work In gad near ^Ashland on
Falls, and Miss Cora Baldwin of
an advertisihg cambaigh.
Call
Ashland, visited their cousin. Mrs.
at Columbia Hotel*, Room 8.
Mary Higgins, of Talent, last
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Sunday.
FOR HALE: High grade piano
Stationery and cofrespipuJeticn near Ashland will be sold to re
yards—*nhart|k
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liable party at 'big saving, $10
ntontlily will handle. A real buy,
Rave Picnic in'Pafrk—
write at once for particulars. Tail-
Mr. and Mfrs. C. B. »Talbot, Vern man Piano Store, Salem, Oregon.
Payne and daughter, Maxine, and
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Grad Talbot,
Sutherlin, and
FOR HALE: — Peaches. Golden
Mr. and Mfs. Ai B. Lytaap antfson
Billy, of Medford, enJIydd, a*pic Clings and Late Crawfords, also*
nic In the Lithia Park ills^Sun tomatoes. J. P. Gibson, 145 Scenic
day.
Drive.
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Get yonr window screens and
CANDTLAND— Home m a d e
screen doors at Jordan Sash and
and factory candles Boxes pack Cabinet W oris.
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ed to order. Ice cream and cold
drinks.
284-tf From Huntington P a r k -
Will Kruete and John H. Frey,
Talent on Vacation—
1 of Huntingtoq Park, gne spending
Charles P. Talent, state traffic the day in Ashland.
officer. Is taking his annual vaca
tion. He will spend the lim e v In
Madden retreads tires.
Medford. " 'S-
Will taike two boys of Seht
In good, clean home '^or|
year. Write Box B, A si, lan
ttffe m arrai by;R6t>I?. C. L art-
n h M tat Mt. Shasta, An<«lt W
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CARD OF THANKH
Have a Fitch Dandruff Remover
We wish to thank our friends Shampoo aj The Vanity Beauty
for the kelp and sympathy ex Shoppe. McGee’s Store.
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tended in our recent bereavement;
also the beautiful flowers given by Will Return t<> Klamath Falls—
the Societies and othrs.
• Mm. L. Jacobs, who has 'been
Mrs. Luella Steams in Ashland for the past week
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Mrs. Arminda Purves staying with her little grand
Mr. Leslie O. Stearni daughter, Shirley Enders, wlir
and Family
return to her home In Klamath
Mr«. O. W. Ager and Falls, today.
Family
Try our 5 0c Marchant/ Lunch
Mm. Wen. Bowdoln
and Family ‘
Every day from 11 to 8 at Th»
Mr. Braal Stearns Masa Confectionary.
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Eaae'Oray Coming to R o g n e -
Returned to Los Angeles
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Zane Grey is coming to the
Madame Tracy Young, a for
Rogne River about September 0. mer resident of this city, has re
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TMe TMCÀTCR BtAUTirUL
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With Buck Jones
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ALSO “THÉ GREEN ARCHER
AND A COMEDY
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SUNDAY ONLY
He wan a young hus-
hand with a small in-
come and an extrava- .
gant wife.
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aAy
pox
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ateatota
They wanted to he so
ciety folk« — anyhow
the wife did.
Then the bills started
coming in.
How-did thev do it?
WED
A sparkling farce which
shows the folly of bluf
fing.
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Pathe News •
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AeosptodPoattim—
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.Frank W klkei^h*/' Accepted a
pnlU on nrtth tha ftaftthtgrp; P$»L
He, i t Siskiyou, Oregon.
Returned to Work— ,
John Endon» returned to work
oday, attar a two weeks vaca
tion.; ?
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1. Cartel»« ScsowttUu Mternatlena
offered by, the Fln« Art» gallery In
Ellen Browning 8crippa. The b
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'.likeness of the weU-kaoi
It
onlght for a L ett for Crescent Clty»-.^
ancouver, B.
Mr. *nd
J* V Oroengmod
pr Liberty street, loft to d s/ for
a few days' visit ka$ CrMdght jQRy-
IS IT SAFE to drive through
(he Btrhels o f Arihlgnd without Aecepfed Poatttowi- ' 3 » / ,
Liability Insurance? Phone 21
Mllton Bisgel, of .this Mtfe ¡Mt
(or complete Automobile protec this m oraine for Waneta, B. C„
tion, don't wglt until you meet ^here he has accepted a position.
With an accident. Teo. (of course)
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from Cottage Grave, wSere he hadf aian,
been filming "The Geheral.’.’
Week
Visiting In Jacksonville—
Itts. O. S. Parsons of this city,
was a guest Friday at the home
of Miss McCully, of Jacksonville;
Reported Improved—
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Best Paint
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Best Workmen
Vulcanize and \ ,
Repair Tires
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Trade for Your
Old Tires
Very Complete stock of
Service Parte for all Oars.
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idrgla Young— Beautlclad ■
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OANBY, Or«.. Aug. 14.— (UP)
-Ihgvaid Lien, age .17, was ktll-
1 dioar here yeatontoy w&en he
»1 I to la u m to i& H litW W A g -
binai WQWM» í t t w r ’ fc»
lo. As he boat over, the blast
w Aurltffff him s high
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¡ the
led.
( Nestle Method)
si
lift; lor* Bugei
visit relatives.
Motonsd t o Medford'
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' Carl Lpyelgpd p)oto«ad.to Mod-
ford last . evening 'Jo' play In the
band odufeirt?'
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William« Strviot Station
Boulevard ft Sherman
“At th e algn of the .1 1/
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We Delivér
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Phone 172
SU D D E N SERVICE
J u st across from the
L ithia Springs Hotel
J- o . Rigg
Bargains
1024 Case Touring, I960
1923 Chev Coupe
9275
1923 Cher Touring) 9809
1024 Çhev Touring,. ¿225,
1922 Ford Touring, 9100
The Insecticide With the Pleasant Odor
W V O
1924' Chev Touring, ' 9450
flies, hugs, moths, m osquitos,, etc.
F or Rale At
The
Automotive* Shop
19-20.
Chevrolet Dealers
Stoves
Toasters
Waffle Irons
Percolators
Urn Sets
REVIVAL
S:M P. t t .> 1 1 » Wi
GUY GOOD
Phone 82
Tî^s t t h t if t t 't t f f
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Try <h»f,oi Ou< Ic^CQjdigeladB
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East Side Pharmacy
XL ELECTRIC
Station
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Beauty Parlor |
I j l i ^ Will not
SIECTRIC
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Special Prices
for a short time
And a Comedy
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I Mrs. J & i t ih f c W a a á f ! . an d
ffc a lly ..
arg
«jglstscad, g t Aho .Litki*. Spaing«
US^M.01 \ m w i h ; t>i h i * »
WE SELL
U. S. Royal Cords
ALWAYS TIRED AT NIGHT
TRY THIS
A healthy person' never feels
constantly tired.
Being ’ “too
tired" continually is a sign of
something wrong. When John R.
Gordon, Danville, 111., found him
self "always tired, at night and
burdened with backache,", he took
Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant
for the kidneys and writes: "Af
ter a few doses, I felt better,
could work with more ease, be-
chme stronger and could1 sleep
batter.’’ What Foley’s Pills have
done tor others they may do for
you; Guaranteed to give satis
faction. Ask for Foley Pill«. Bold
.everywhere.
No. 4
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a lumber eompany at Sublimit]
died here yesterday »fternook
fyom injuriM ««stained near 81 3
ver Crept fa lls , w h ile, hlaatln r*
.stamps.' Jtett Jews p?4 an a n fi
were broken. Workers bad to(
' c a t * /w a r tw o w iiee- before hef
|4onld Ms (placed A, kA Mbtbuiance
Miss Helen Dunn, little daugh
FOR HALE; — Winchester 1 |-
ter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Ed
gauge pump gun. Qood
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condition. win Dunn, who' has been ill for
115 Church street
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two weeks, is reported better.
At the Hotel A s h la n d -
WANTED:— Will take tk o boys
Mrs. T. M. Blake and son Rob
Tanlac $1.00.— McNair Bros.
in good clean home for the school
ert. of Seattle, are registered at
year. Box B, Ashland Tidings,
the Hotel Ashland.
Ashland.
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Anyone finding a long brown
Heath’s Confectionery — cold
I FOR HALE:— Light oak din
purse on the Main street please drinks. Ice creams, candles, to
ing table and buffet. In excellent return to the Tidings.
bacco.
270-tf
condition. Miss Coffee. Tidings
office.
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VOCAL
Passed Away—
Having studied with Tacoma's
' FOR*RKNT:— Five room apart
Mrs. F. W. Herrin, former resi
ment, also sleeping rooms, near leading vocal teacher, Frederick dent of Ashland,
passed away
Kleopper, I will be glad to share Wednesday 11th at her home in
school. Holmes Grocery.
298— St my knowledge with anyone Inter Ban Diego.
ested. Call Mias B. Pilker, 848-
FOR HALE:— A No. 1 Dairy J.
288-17* Be Thrifty-Look N(fty-8ave Fifty
ranch w ith . cows and all equip
Men’s Suits — 81.50
m en t, chickens and everything. A Rctnrne<l fim o B a n d o n -
Ladles
Dresses (plain) 81.60
good money maker.— Brown ft
Mrs. H. N. Channel!, Margory
Ashland
Cleaning and Dying
Rice, <8 N. Main.
293-lt Cable, and Mm. McCully- and I
Works, 337 Bast M ate
FOR SALE: — 5 1-2 acres near daughter, returned last evening
town on Pacific Highway. Some from a visit to Bandon.
F ro m Portland—
fruit, good eight for camp ground
. r Ray Woodward and Lester
Ingersoll Watches.— McNair
and service station, $900.— Brown
Campbell, of Portland, stopped in
Bros.
ft Rice, <8 N. Main.
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Ashland yesterday, on their way
north.
FOR HALE: — Golden Cling From Klamath Fslls—
Peaches. Phone 289T.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leri Stevens of
Klamath Falls, were -in Ashland
turned to her home at Los
yesterday.
gles after a week spent in
land looking after her pre
Ripe Alberta and Muir peaches,
interests. She will resume
line
for canning. Ashland Fruit
eoneert work in southern
and
Pro.
Assn.
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fornia in the fall.
Panned Through Ashland—
Bunter*» Keatori,
well-known
movie star, passed through Ash
land on his way to Hollywood,
Killed, by Bias
i - r f e m
Cliff Payne makes doors.
Step Ladders — Red Top and
Zaes Safety Ladders in different Will Leave for Vancouver—
styles. Carson - Fowler Lumber
Dwight Gregg, George Ross, Jr.
Co.
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Melvin Kelgi, and Rilling Scheur-
“THE GENTLE CYCLONE"
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>' Ä T and Mrs.' Charle* WiaeWnd
r lurried I m i
Ipm^ two
« sek« vielt to Portland.
earns«« m