SAWfcDAY, Aagnat 14, 1008. nWHIl, IIIIHIHNI W ill Take Flare ie Medford Schools— * ■ . 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. . 293-lt 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.. 293-1» 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. ' 293-lt» 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 ’ 293-lt* Sunday. FOR HALE: High grade piano Stationery and cofrespipuJeticn near Ashland will be sold to re­ yards—*nhart|k | 1 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 ’ ’ 293-St 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. 298-6t* 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. 254-tf 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 i ■ r • 1 i. 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. l» 8 -tl 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 * 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. l$8-tf Eaae'Oray Coming to R o g n e - Returned to Los Angeles 1 Zane Grey is coming to the Madame Tracy Young, a for­ Rogne River about September 0. mer resident of this city, has re •L Z TMe TMCÀTCR BtAUTirUL . TODAY ONLY ’ * 5 y ' * . . . . With Buck Jones ■ ALSO “THÉ GREEN ARCHER AND A COMEDY » - i . * SUNDAY ONLY He wan a young hus- hand with a small in- come and an extrava- . gant wife. . aAy pox r ateatota They wanted to he so­ ciety folk« — anyhow the wife did. Then the bills started coming in. How-did thev do it? WED A sparkling farce which shows the folly of bluf­ fing. ' ' ALSO Pathe News • l o AeosptodPoattim— ' ^ " " .Frank W klkei^h*/' Accepted a pnlU on nrtth tha ftaftthtgrp; P$»L He, i t Siskiyou, Oregon. Returned to Work— , John Endon» returned to work oday, attar a two weeks vaca­ tion.; ? _ . ■ > 1 ■ 1. Cartel»« ScsowttUu Mternatlena offered by, the Fln« Art» gallery In Ellen Browning 8crippa. The b , '.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) t . ? 293-tf 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— , Best Paint t Best Workmen Vulcanize and \ , Repair Tires < Trade for Your Old Tires Very Complete stock of Service Parte for all Oars. rs l idrgla Young— Beautlclad ■ »«. . J-* . ! . 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 » » in ¡ the led. ( Nestle Method) si lift; lor* Bugei visit relatives. Motonsd t o Medford' . ' Carl Lpyelgpd p)oto«ad.to Mod- ford last . evening 'Jo' play In the band odufeirt?' H ~r ' bvemng ir r .;;' tcaF 4rork • satisfact ± 4 4 0 S i l a 41 rx g W x i r t Vf , , OUE WEEK-PAY^ A/EÀtfH ANTS LUNCH IS A GEN U IN E PAVöÖFTE W ITH «ran» i F MANY. « - . .Í Av';; »•» J’ 7 William« Strviot Station Boulevard ft Sherman “At th e algn of the .1 1/ , OiMkered Ft««’’ , We Delivér ■* 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 . . l . . ;A LgÉ|;HH¡i ¡H* . Try c Beauty Parlor | I j l i ^ Will not SIECTRIC e i Special Prices for a short time And a Comedy y 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 p 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 1 condition. win Dunn, who' has been ill for 115 Church street 293-2t» 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. ‘ t 293-lt Lost Puree— 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. 293-tf 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' Ä T and Mrs.' Charle* WiaeWnd r lurried I m i Ipm^ two « sek« vielt to Portland. earns«« m