From Gleadale—
Bd Camargo of Glendale. Calif.
was in Ashland yesterday.
Dr. Campbell la
Portland Clerk
Captures Bandit
Given Big Hopor
PORTLAND. «Óre.. Aug. ¿6 (fc.
We are looking for Steady
Castomers. W e « a n t Come-agaln
Trade. PaulseruA's.
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P .)— Two bandits « ere surprised
today « h en George Glass, a drag
clerk, grabbed a gun Instead of
putting up bis banda. One of
the bandits fled, but .the ptber
« a s held until police arrived. He
gave the name of Jim JDa^la.
.
Bose and De A n jo lr pears for
Aahland F ru it and Pro
Mrs. S. A. Carlton and daughter duce Association.
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H arriet, spent* the week-end in
Eagle Point visiting relatives and From Tillam ook-— .
friends.
George Hanslmair and B ill
Harris arrived in Ashland last
Oddfellows, Rebekahs, a n d evening from Tillamook, to get
their families are Invited to at Mrs. Hanslmair, who has been
tend a social and dance Tuesday, vfsltjfig her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
August 31 at the I. O. O. F. hall. S. W . Conover.
This is the first of a series of so
cials fo r the coming winter. Come
The name contest for the new
and renew friendships. Refresh General 7 Gasoline closes on Au
ments served, good music and a gust 31. Get the contest blanks
pleasant evening gnsrsnteed to from ; authorised
Independent
every one.
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304-2 General dealers.
Spent, Week-End Hi Eagle Point— canning.
Henry Reid of 264 Oak street,
is confined to him home with
Ulnete. M r. R siddk employed by
the Southern Pacific company.
Try our 10a Merchants« Lunch.
Every day from I I to 2 at The
Plate Confectionery.
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, M r. and Mrs. Ernest “Royce of
Oakland, Calif., arrived in Ash
land last evening t.o visit with
Mrs. Joyce’s parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Reid of»« 4 Oak street.
From Klamath F a l l s -
Dr. W. J. Crandall’s office will
James B lair of Klamath F alb .
be closed from Sept. 4 until Oct.
was
in Ashland and Medford yes
1, while he la on his vacation.
Blair formerly lived in
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Ashland.
itnraed from San Francisco —
Jim Bowers returned Saturday
from San Francisco where he has
Old-time dance at Jackson Hot
been spending the past week.
Springs, auspices Bellview Com
munity Club Real music and a
Heath’s Confectionery — cold re»l time.
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drinks, Ice creams, candles, to
bacco.
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Left for Klamath Falls—
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jackson left
Saturday for Klamath Fails where
they will make their home. They
have been living in Ashland at the
Putnam apts. on Vista street.
General 7 Gasoline was devel
oped for hydroplanes and on May
30 the hydroplane “ General**
broke the world’s record making
an average, of 42.66 miles per
hour. On August 3 this hydro
plane at the races at Newport
Beach bettered Is previous world’s
record by making an average of
43.06 miles per hour w ith Gener
al 7 Gasoline purchased from an
independent dealer at Balboa.
This same gasoline is now being
sold by all authorised independ
ent General dealers here in South
ern Oregon.
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D r. and Mrs. P. N. Noel and
fam ily and Dr. and Mrs. J. H.
Carter of Klamath Falls, spent the Returned to Work—
day In Ashland yesterday. They
Barton Frulan, who has been
visited with Mr. and Mrs. John
in Ashland for a few days visit
Enders.
ing his parents, le ft yesterday for
his work in Dunsmuir, California.
“ Life-Like Likenesse
Ashland on The Pissa.
Rental L ibrary — Blharts.
Get your window screens and
aereen doors at Jordan Sash and
Cabinet Works.
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Ernest Hinrichs of Portland
Leave for O aklan d -
Oregon, stopped n Ashland yes
Mrs. M. A. Goddard of Talent terday onr his way south.
w ill leave the first of September
for Oakland, Calif., where she will
DON’T MISS THIS ONE
spend the winter with her stater.
Old-fashioned dance, Jackson
Hot Springs, Tuesday night. Men
There Is a lesson in Economy 76 cts., ladles 60 cts. Chicken
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In every suit purchased at Psul- sandwiches and coffee.
eerud’s.
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Step Ladders — Red Top and,
Zoss Safety Ladders la different
styles. Carson > Fowler Lumber
Co.*
391-1 mo
From K lam ath F a l l a -
Cap t. and Mrs. H . E. Calkins
of Klam ath Falls were in Ash
land yesterday.
Seek Relatives
oí Dead Aviator
BERKELEY — Dr. W. W.
Campbell, president of the Uni*
versity of California «H o sa of
the world’s leading scientists, bas
been elected to the Royal Acad
emy o|f the Ltnesi, In Rome, as a
foreign member o f the astronomy,
geodesy' and geophysics sction Df
world research.
The savant
befers
aaaamlng
duties at the California institu
SEATTLE, Wash:, Aug. 30. (U. tion was ta r 23 years a director
P .)— Efforts are being made here of LMc Observatory. Before that
to locate relatlvea of Chilton M. he « e n bigb distinction in scien
Mend earn, 22, handsome former tific circles bjr bis eclipse exped
army aviator, « b o committed sui ites» in India, Bpattt, Russia.
cide w ith poison at the police Japan atod Bgyfc.
station shortly after being, arreet-
ed on a telegraphic warrant from Returned from Regs»»
Santa Barbara.
Mrs. E. Churchman agd daugh
; lois Wilson and Ford
Mrs. Ellen Lumen and daugh
ter Anna, returned yesterday from
a visit tp Cascade Gorge, Oregon.
The trip w as mads In die hope
ter Margaret, returned yesterday of improving Mrs. Lumen’s health.
from a two weeks visit to, Port
Visited With Mr. and Mrs.
Blharfc—
.. ; . ,
At the Lithia Springs Hotel—
Mrs. Nettie D. Mertens, Miss
Constance Mertens, Miss
Mertens an$ M r. Gustav Steffens
were visitors in Ashland yester
day. They registered at the L ith ia 1
Springs Hotel.
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The new General 7 Gasoline,
a t no increase In coat, la by f a t
the cheapest gasoline to buy be
cause of the greater mileage and
power obtained. W atch the pow
er you get out of your ear on
steep grades.
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■ M r. and Mrs. Glover o f Klam
ath Falls, motored to Grants Pass
yesterday to attend the hail game.
They stopped in Ashland to visit
w ith M r. and Mrs. H. H. E lhart.
land, Eugene and fleesMe.
Pickwick S u g e Syptems
ASHLAND TO ALL POINTS SOUTH
Our B irthday — Seven years
old this month. sTha Tidings la
offering a fu ll years 'subscription
for only 26.00 If paid on Friday
or Saturday o f thia weak.
IS I T SA FE to drive through
the streets of Ashland without
At the Hotel A s h la n d -
Liability Insurance? Phone 21
Mrs. H . B. Ferns hnd daughter,
for complete Antomoblle protec
tion, don’t w a it until you meet and Miss Kurtenhack and Mrs. L.
with an accident: Yao. (o f course) E. Gillette o f Long Beach, Calif.,
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26.00 pays for the Tidings for h
registered a t the Hotel Ashland.
(n il year if paid on Friday or Sat
Arrived
in
Ashland—
urday o f this week.
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Em il Trausch- . add Howard , F k ll woolens in a ll the newest
Orres of Eagle GroVe, Iowa, a r shades are in a t Orrea tailor shop,
Spent Week-Knd in A s h la n d -
rived in Ashland Saturday to visit where you havw a fit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F . Goellsr and
with Howard Orres’s uncle, L . J.
M r. and Mrs. H a rr y Cfoeller o f
Orrea of this city. They are on a
K lam ath Falls spent the week
sight seeing tour of the Pacific
end In
Ashland visiting
w ith
Coast.
b r. Bertha E. Sawyer.
Mofiored to Klamath Falls—
Tha General Petroleum Corpor-
, Miss Margarey Payne and Miss
- The New*? General Gasoline is tion hae always made the very
laictle Gillmore motored to K lam
perfectly balanced. Every drop best gasoline possible and has
I^ft for Sacramento—
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Raymond Finneran, who works vaporises resulting in a wonder never reduced the duality of same ath Falls Saturday evening to get*
' Miss Edna Kennedy, who baa been
during the w inter months. 303-6
Miss Pearle Wardle left last in Dunsmuir, Calif., was in Ash ful power and greater mileage.
visiting there for several weeks.
land
yesterday
visiting
his
par
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evening for a two weeks visit to
Hand tailored garments made
Sacramento and Marysville, Calif. ents.
Business Trip—
in onr own shop for men and w<p Left for P ortlan d -.
Miss Wardle will, visit with rela
T ry the new General 7 Gaso
L . A. Roberts diade a business men, are la a class by themselves. ,1 Miss Ethel Schramm who works
tives end friends.
line— then name it and get 21.600 trip to Jacksonville today.
i t tbs Tidings office, left Saturday
— Orrea tailo r shop.
In
cash.
Contest
closes
the
last
For Portland where she win visit
VOCAL
day of this month.
her parents.
At Lake o f the W o o d s -
Having studied w ith Tacoma’s
The new General 7 Gasoline Is
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Isaac spent
leading vocal teacher, Frederick
different than
any other gaso
Save 21.80 by paying your sub the week-end et the Lake of the
Kleopper, I will be glad to share
See the new F a ll Top Coatings
line on the m arket today. The scription toM he Tidings on Sep
Woods.
my knowledge with anyoae Inter
at Orrea Tailo r Shop.
power and the additional mileage tember 3 br 4th— a fu ll year for
ested. Call Miss E. Pllker. 346-
obtained has been beyond a ll ex
2«.
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ecutions of those who have tried
it and kept track of its perform
From Applegate»—
Confined to Home ■
ance.
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Klaus Kleinham m er of Apple-
Marcus Woods, who works at
gate,
spent the week-end In Ash
Dougherty’s grocery on tha Plasa,
land visiting
his sister,
Mrs.
is confined to his home w ith 111-
Clyde
Young.
neae. Mrs. W. J. Dougherty is
GET OUK MEANING!
F R E E — B rick and Stone on
taking h it place.
Ba
T
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rlfty-Look
Nlfty-Sava
F
ifty
School Grounds back of H aw -
Men’s Suita — 21.60
thorne Sehool. Go get what yon
Ladles
Dresses (plain) 21.60
3 0 6 -lt
want.— School Board.
Ashland Cleaning and'Dying
F O R R E N T — 2 room furnish
W orks, 827 East Main
ed house w ith garage. Call >6 8.
2nd.
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Parker Fountain Pens— Elhsrts
The Vintflito toothers came to
this district in' 1281, establishing
th em sa lv esa t am »Id »liv» fatta
on Cherbkee lsn i. n o « a (ambus
landmark.
FRANCISCO IN
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No One Makes ’em Better Than
PENDLETON WOOLEN MILLS X
W S H A V S THXMIN
WINTER WOOLEN SHIRTS, DUBLIN COATS,
FANCY LOUNGING ROBES BLAZERS, Etc.
TOGGERY
Shoes Are to Your Feet
What Food Is To Your Stomach
Men Our Shoes Ate Good *
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
W A N T E D : — Wood Choppers,
675 Liberty. Phone S36L.
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MaSe by thè sur- 1
est-ftre of aU direC'
U i k from George
KeHy’s screauuug
w t
th .t
Broadway for turo
voìid years.
MAVCOLM S t CIA**
Roy Ardnot of Hornbrook, Cal.,
spent the day In Ashland Satur
F O R R E N T : Furnished apart day, shopping.
ment, two rooms with kitchenette,
166 7th St.
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Hava a root beer flurf, a cold
m ilk ebake or a box of trash
F O R E X C H A N G E : — Three
sandy — CANDYLAND.
Boxes
small houses in Colton, Calif., with
(torn 86« to 26.00.
895-tf
Income of 265 per month, lot
100x150 good location for Ash
Repairing and remodeling for
land property. Price 26,000. See
man and women neatly done by
Ashland Realty Co.
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an expert tailor at Orrea tailor
• LO O K H E R B — I f you pay yonr sbop.
subscription to the Tidings on F ri
day and Saturday of this week Working at Home Restaurant—
Mrs. A. A. Madden,is working
you w ill save 21-80. Your check
accepted anytime end credited to at tha Home Restaurant tor a few
yonr account on tba above on Sept. days.
B IR T H D A Y — Sevea years old
this month. To commemorate the
event wa are offering the Tidings
for a fu ll year at tha price of 26
if paid on Friday or Saturday of
this week.
Old Fashioned
GINGER
BREAD
FO R HAldC: — Reed baby bug
gy— practically new — reversible
body— Phoae 217R. Mrs. 8. A.
Peters. Jr.
806-2t
FOB RENT — Modern 3 room
• You knotf this fellow —
H e’s a backalapper and a
wifle*ci&cker — he’s just a
lot of bluff and nonsense —
but he sure ig FUNNY!
Watch him move in on his
hatobet-faeed mother-in-law,
run over a traffic cop with a
borrowed flivver and upset
things in general, including
yonr nenroua system! - .
furnished bungalow, two blocks
from Lithia Springs hotel; also
easy 2-room furnished apt., with
kitchen and private bath. Close
la.' Adults preferred. Inquire 857
Vista St. Phone 122.
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IX M Y : — A tra y overcoat fiat-
nrday ap tbs Ashland Canyon.
Finder please leave at Orrea tail
o r shop and receive raward.
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FOR R EN T R easonable— fura*
lshed apartment. 176 Liberty St.
Fbpna 336U
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’ How long since you
have had a good, fresh
piece o f warm ginger
bread) Long tim e isn ’t itt
Maybe not since yon weje
a kid. W e make ginger
bread every day—and i t ’s
delicious, of course—A real
confection. Try an order
for dinner tonight.
Franklin
Bakery
Your Check Now!
We will accept your check now and hold it until Sep
tember 3rd when we will credit it to your subscrip
tion account at our Anniyersary • Bargain Rate—
O ne Y ea r fo r $6.00
IN ORDER TO. TAKE ADVANTAGE 01* THIS OFFER, YOUR
SUBSCRIPTION MUST ¡BE PAID UP TO SEPTEMBER 1, 1926,
AT OUR REGULAR RATE OF 66c PER MONTH
CANADIAN AND FOREIGN SUBSCRIPTIONS
EXCEPTED
IF YOU FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS
OFFER ON OR BEFORE SEPTEMBER 4th, YOU
LOSE AN OPPORTUITY T SAVE 20 PERCENT
T h ere Is No Better T im e to
T a k e C are of T h is T h a n T o d a y
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