deaartfcent had eb|eetdB that ath­
letics had grown to sueh a point Company will pack 40.0*6
<M4 they monopolised the stu- fruits, thia season.
r th ts’llto e and seriously Wtcrfer-
«8 with their scholastic activities.
One c « t the word each few . To nw #very ipaae for
one month or more, 1-2© the word eaeh time.
OMcago
salesmen. hemOnstHte silk ho­
FOR MBMUw 4 htailfegiplng siery aM labored Ungerle, Rx-
rooms. Compete. Bath. 1 « Pork perieace unnecessary. Good pay.
St
801-tf Write 8. D. Forime, Grants Paw,
OH.
300-12t
menta. Call between « and 7 o’­
HIGH GRADE piano near Ash­
clock evenings, 106 Nuttey St.
land wHl he sold to reliable par­
S01-« ty at big saving, «10 monthly will
handle. A real bay. write at
once for particulars. Tallman
Plano Store, Salem, Ore.
300-1
CONCORD GRAPES now ready
for jail and grape juice. L. 3.
FOB WHIT—Choice office or Brown, «00 Holly S t Phone 441-
store tWM H r tent, reammaMU. R.
»
308-4
Inqnifu Metal Albland
IB? -u
WANTMD— Man with family
for ranch work la Southern Ore­
gon. Schmitt B»oe. Lbr. Co. Oa-
«elle Calif.
298-8 •
WANTED - —Batteries to re-
eharge. «1,4)0. We wlM buy your
old battery. Claycomb Motor Co.,
Ford Garage. Phone 80.
870-tf
FOR SALE— We never knew,
heard of or aaw a town with rail­
road shops bat what there was
talk of that shop moving. Now
the new normal will bring in five
families wfepre the R. R. takes
out one, so don’t wait until out-H
elders come in and take the beet
bays from under yeur uoee. i
have taken one or two myself and
here la another, 4 1-2 acres good
alfalfa, small b a n . ben house, 8.
room how e, «1280. Ahether I-
room, modem bungalow with
doable garage lot 88x185 th at
owner took off of «127 In cherries
this year located at 520 Palm ave.
«1400. Now hurry or see seme
one else take them and make 20
per cetat on their money.
Ashland Realty Co.
841-3
WANTMD—Flald Colls and
Magnetos to recharge.. Recharg­
ed liy tho new “Servwell’’ machine
— the only o a s of Ms kind in
Southern Oregon.
Recharging
tl.28. Claycomb Motor Company,
Fbrd Garage. Phone ««.' 870-tf
Professional and
Business Directory
FOR SALB—A big bundle of
old papers for 10c at The Tidings
office.
,
FOR SALE— Two apartment
house. One block from Citizens
Bank. Opposite Baptist ehareh
house. This Is fc rthl bargain ns
Owner Is leaving permanently
C o m and see.
>88*4 mo.*
NEW HOUSE—-Ha«lWo«S floor
basement,
garaffB. ' breakfast
nook, etc. Fruit. Will take desir­
able lot as part payment. Call
317-fcwr 558 HoHy St.
îffl-tf
NOTICE OF
GUARDIANSHIP
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Notice is hereby given that I
Will <t the Court House ln Jack­
sonville,* Jackson County, Oregon,
at 9:30 a. m. on September 20,
1920, sell at private sale for the
ties limited to e?e, ear, uose and highest and best bid for cash all
throat— X-ray Including teeth. of the right, title and interest of
Office hours, 10 to 12 and 2 Donald Gowland Easter,« a miner.
to 5, Swedenburg Bldg., Asa In and to an undivided one third
land, Oregoh.
interest In Lots 18, 1«, sad 17.
Bellvue tract, ln Jackson County,
Oregon.
Dated at Portias«. Oregon, tkis
Paper Hanging — n a tin e
17th day of August, 1926.
Specialty.
C. F. EASTER,
Estimates gladly furnished.
G u a rd ia n o f th e E s ta te o f D o n -
Phene 98
191
aldGowland Easter, Minor.
P IA N O
INSTRUCTION
W a I t BD w -
Suscreit Orchard
WANTED— Man a r t wife to
take charge of cook house at Sun-
creet Orchard. Will give man
work en ranch the your roan«.
Sunereft Orchard.
«¿141
eommunieato with Bnalgn Lee
'9t th e Salvation Army at the
>Mta ShftM Helfe N« MW*
W
for * E xcH A N G W m ^frt^rtid
lot la Hlamath Falls rented for.
»30 pet month— value 83000 for
A shtaal property. * What havw Fall
Ton? «Uhland W t y i c a .
«•!>«
Are.. F w ttm « . Oreffoa.
”
delivery.
8.
Pennlston
Stase ÎM T, Grugea Highway
Commission hae spent «88,009 on
REFEREWS HAL®
Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of * DECREE and ORDER
OF SALE In the partition a«lt
wherein Jacob G. Ambrose ahd
Hattie K. Ambrose, husband ahd
wife, are plaintiffs, and Mary
Ellen Deakin and J. J- Deakhi.
Jr., are defendants, duly made
and rendered , in the Circuit Court
Of Oregon, for Jackson County,
on the 29th day of July, 1926,
authorising the sale of the rdhl-
property therein and hereinafter s
described, I, the undersigned rtf- j
eree, will at the front door of tha |
coart house at Jacksonville, Jack- j
son Couhty, Oregon, on the 4th i
day of September, 1926, at 10 J
o’clock a. m., offer for sale at put,- j
11c auction, and sell to the high­
est bidder tor eaeh, the followlgg |
deserfbed premises, towlt:
’’Let Number IT, of B l o c k ]
NuMbtfr 9. In the Bfader'» Addition j
to the City of Ashland, Jackrtn I
County, Oregon.”
j
. Said sale to be made subject to
confirmation by the Judge of said
Circuit Court.
I
Dated at Jacksonville, Ore., tMs
2nd day of August. 19S6.
job athletics
TOKY° , (UP) — The Meljl
Shrine Athletic Meet, heretofore a
great annual athletic event,’ will
heneforth be held only every three
rears, aoeordtag to terms of an
agreement between the Meme Min­
istry and the Mlrtatry of Educa-
tlon.
i>
Mlntater/Ckada of the education
This Fellow Has
AND YOU
ARE RIGHT
We invite you to call at the
Ashland Creamery at any time
and inspect the modern plant
and the up-to-date methods by
which, our ice creanr and other
products are produced.
»nnanee. The trainer also
C hicago , Aug. 24— There is
aces his head in S a lta n ’s <me ’nai1 who tB enjoying arid
YOU CAN PURCHASE OUR PRODUCTS AT
YOUk FAVORITE FOUNTAIN '
Made in Ashland By
ASHLAND
CREAMERY
1EDF0RD
SS
m
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AND 13th ST. SHOW GROUNDS
SECOND LARGEST SHOW IN THE WORLD
gttS
during the act. Sultan
but ORe Of a dozen fu n a te -
America He te W. R. Adams, wine
WBtCT for • ,ar<* London firm, but
led lions in the Sells-Fïoté' * far M *”»»l“ess permits.” Adams
e n a g e r ie .
14,10 admlts being a "tee-totaller
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fc having a real vacation.
,
Saving for a rainy day is fine..
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No use crying over spilt milk.
But buy your coal now so you Consider yourself lucky for not
n give winter a warm welcome, spilling the beans.
M IL K
SELLS FLOTO
CIRCUS
A Regular uJobn
WS
ALL
f*
KINDS
r
1 2 ShOhS OA/L y
2 & fi P.M.
COMf?IMP HAMBURG ^ C O P fc K H A G F H
W IL M N IM A l FXH IPITIO M S JU S T
IMPORTED IN THEIR EUROPEAN E H T IR tn
BUFFALO B ILL S W IL D WEST
COME3IMLO
' P O 0 0 1 F. s " H A N \ A F 0 R D
OWED HIS LIFE TO “CACHE" IN
Hardware
The Winchester Store
THE SNOW
Many a liquter and trapper in the frozen North
Jias <iFed his life to a hidden “ cache” placed there
against a time of nqed.
'y "W O P ! D S
G R E A TE S T
R ID IN G
C O M ED IAN
No Parade. Tickets on Sale Circus Day Only at
HASKINS' DRUG STORE, MEDFORD
A day may come when you will need to draw
upon a “ secret store” to carry you over a lean
period.
* u
Then a good Savings account in the Citizens
Bank will be a mighty nice thing to fall back upon.
B etter start one now.
’
T o Gasoline
The Citizens Batik of Ashland
Ashland, Oregon
we think—here in the Wert—to Union Non.
and Arista Motor OiL And we believe that
'you’U be interested in it
«J \
I « k baby hot
8» Union O il n d a sn , e r loearch m—
—•«bamen who handle the proas— , or
Uhew who check remits— abont the
U tility of nlln fwnnoring Union Gwo
'«Mte and nwn-esrbenising W este rn
A M S T O M otor OU, thair conviction,
tath slb ve, weaM convince yon. Their
h tM tf would inapin yotmu Their a n d »
CCtíüM AGHERHmtetW dl
O is • fire-resistant. It de
wand. Damftneu deftg not w
logically
Union Oil Company
. ©f-Odifornia
WI HAVE IT or STOCK—
BAÄPLES, PRKJM AND INfDRM ATIW T M »
«. M. RAYMOND,
Referee.
384-4-Wed.
TOV WANT TO BE ASSURED TfíAT.YÓü ABE
GETTING PURE MILK IN YOUR
ICE CREAM
H
B. F. Mulkey, Attorney for Es­
WHITTLE TRANSFER CO.
tate, Suite 271 COrbett Building,
Fer G em e«
296-6-Wed.
Dealers ln Coal, Wood, Packing, Portland, Ore.
T. LJ POWEUL—General Trans­
ió» —- tUhOfe team nod tootor
WANTED— Lady or gentleman
trucks. Owed servies at a rea­
ta k b .ftll charge Ashland office.
sonable prie«. Phobe 82.
Draw ««5 week sad pqr cen t «185
for mtrehandise required. Box
89, Thh Ashland Dgflp TMlUge.
LOST — Salt roll containing
baseball uniform. Between Ash-
lag« ahd Klamath Funs. Ftndor
please (eave at Nininger’s.
301-3t
LONG WINDED ORATORS
OVERCOME SO© CHILDREN
SAPPORO, Japan, (ÜP) —
Great excitement has been arous­
ed here by alleged cruelty on the
part of orators who, Insisting that
9,800 pupils stand in a biasing
sun for several hours while they
spoke at inauguration ceremon­
ies of the Sapporo Branch .of-tt^e
Japan Red Cross Society, caused
the collapse of more than 200 of
the children who subsequently re­
quired medical aid.
Childen of twelve primary
schools were forced to line up and
stand at attention throughout the
speeches, and although they soon
began to faint one by one, no
abridgement of the program was
allowed, It was charged.
N o m e® OF FINAL HEARING
la the Cognty Court of the
State o f, Oregon Tor Jackson
County. In the Matter of the Es­
tate of
William Werth, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, administrator of the
above named estate has filed his
final account In said *tourt. and
that the court h is fixed Monday,
the 27th day of September, 1920,
at ten o’clock a. m. and the' court­
room of said court as the time and
place for the hearing of any ob­
jections there may b4 to the said
report and the settlement thereof
Date of first publication A u­
gust 11, 1920.
LOUIS WBRTH,
Administrator.
290-5-WSd.
FOR BALE— Kimball organ,
high top with mirrar. Perfect
condition. Very eheap. Cash' or
terms. Whittle Transfer Co.
«81-»
FOR SALE—This week only,
Batek Sedan, 1919, new dowble
metal bedstead and springs, 4 din­
ing chairs, good sewing machine.
Jessie P. Rose, 77 Sixth St.
300-«
STOCKTON, Cal., A ht. Hi.
(U P )— Due to meaftly. rivalry be­
tween two Inland empire cities,
Sacramento and Stockton, Stock-
tonians recently registered con­
sternation When weather reports
had It eight degrees hotter In
Stockton than in Sacramento.
Stockton’s only deduction was
that Shasta’s glacier had broken,
M adia; ice floes down the Sacra­
mento river to caress the Capitol
city.
f Investigation proved Sacramen­
to has a weather bureau and Stock
ton hadn’t, and that Stockton’s
dally report was. ?published 24
hours late.
8an Joaquin valley is peaceful
again. The matter Is adjusted and
once more the two cltlee are run­
ning neck and neck for tempera­
ture honors.
1.—M iss Trotter. SuperriMt
CHICAGO, A«g- 28.-M O T)— Intermediate Grades.
Inisten of the middle west no
3. -*—LHlaa NicbetSoa.
lo n g e r have any
for n cth e-
4. -—Isabella WattenbaiWMK
as *®od bu",n es* n“ ”» «" »hey
I. — Bertha Stereos.
V ,? V - is:' B i >rP l’nrveyor" o t the gospel
A
«.— Elisabeth Wtlsea.
I.B,X w eeks' course on "BuHinesH
7. O e » » U n r h i .
T
‘
;M a n a g e m e n t for P re a c h e r s '1 Is
•.-u-Margaret O. Cason.
ln 8e8slon a t thfl C hicago
0.— Georgia Mooney.
T h eological Sem inary.
10.— Edith L. Both.
T he
M in iste r's
U orrespond-
II. — b o o ts Maftoers, Music,
■»fee." " H is F ile s and R e co rd s,"
l« .— Virginia Hates, Physical
“ How to Avoid U n n ecessary lu te r-
Train lag.
»op tion s,” “ Upkeep and Improve-
H —-Marian Ad», O ft whig.
V ent of Church Property." "How
C. A. Briscoe, Superintendent.
This is to certify that 40 RV> d u b s ahd Brotherhoods,” Cora Mason. Secretary.
tan, o f the 8eUh-Floto «V- <hd ,‘*he Relation of the Minister
Janitors:
is a life member of Kali- 40 the Women’s Groups" are in-
Senior high, J. B. Crowaon.
C itv den. L ions’ Intern»- *,uded in the list of topics discus-
« Junior High. J. J. slyer,. >
Washington, B. L. Powell.
Lincoln. Virgil Rush.
384 Oak St., at Ry Grossing
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