ì
daily
i
Profession^ Wd
Business Directory
Í» m a ll
DR. W. J. CRANDALL
Osteopathic
Physician. end Surgeon
Bye, Ear, Nope and Throat
Office Phone lt d
One Osat » Word fer Insertion. No Ad L ms Than 28c.
FOR RBNT— New h o u s e .
Phone I1 7 L or Inquire 668 Holly
20-tf
FOB R BN T— Furnished apts. S t
and unfurnished flat. 86 S. Sec­
FOR RBNT— Unfurnished 6
ond St.
,
Xff-tff room bouse. Close In. Call 248
The Oregon Backfield
R. ROLAND ALLEN
ysician and Surgeon
Office Phone J <8-J
»
Res. Phone 461-R
< Office Honrs
10-11 À. M.-M-S P. M-
First National Bank Building
S
FOR SALE— A jiew (our room
bungalow on easy terms at 363
Iowa street.
Might consider
renting, adults preferred. Inquire
426 Liberty.
26-3«
DR. CHARLES A. HAINES
Physiclgn add Surgeon
FOR SALK— 6 -room house on
12-tf pared street. Bargain. Take It
FLAT FOR RBNT: — Lower Granite oy phone S40R.
four rooms nicely furnished.
FOR RBNT—6-room unfurn­ at once. 130 Hetman St. 20-12*
Lovely kitchen, electric range, fire ished house near all four schools?
plaqe, piano and built in hath. Brown and Rice.
FOR SALK— For short tim e - -
ll-tf
174 Oak Street. Phone 114.
seven room house. Bath, sleep­
FOB RBNT — New fire-room ing porch, breakfast hook. A ll
21-tf
bouse with basement and garage.' new ly papered and painted, nice
Call 273-R er see Mrs. F. L. Nel­ corner lot, garage, shade trees,
son, 1101 Boulevard, Ashland. ’ ! berries .space for garden,,,Center
22-tf of to w i. North Main St., two
Office Phone. 164-J
Home Phone 164-L
Office Hoqrs
10 to 12 A. M.— 2 to 6 P. M-
Cltisens Bank Building
PR. MATTIE * . SHAW
Specialist
Women and Children
hnd
Organotherpby
Office, 108 Pioneer Avenue
Telephone 28
block from postofflce, ope block
from school. Price 83600. ‘I n ­
quire 236 North Main St.
26-1
FOR SALB
MISCELANEOÜH
tidings
DR. ERNEST A, WOODS
Practice llnMted to eye, ear.
nose and throat — X-ray in ­
cluding teeth- Offcle h n " r
10*to 12 and 2 to 6, Sweden-
burg Bldg., Ashland, Oregon.
FO RSALB—600 Steel Handpowr
FOR SALE— Homestead re­
er 8tumppullers, 880 each. Horse
linquishm
ent, 8100, 70 Bush St.
C. ELLY8ON SHINN
power | 7 f . Automatic
Gates
D entist
22-tf
FOJl B E N T -T w o n e w 1*7 Hand well borers, waterwheels,
Citizens Bank Bldg.
—
3rd,
Renton,
Washington.
painted end cosy housekeeping
Real Estate
Office Phone 161
.
26-tf
Kes. Phone 184
rooms. Suitable for normal stu­
For bargains In Real Estate
Evenings
by
Appointment
dents. Ute of piano If desired.
FOR SALE— Hire or Trade try Brown and Rice, <8 No. Main, i
1088 Beet M ain St.
86-3«
FOR RBNT—Clean, new sleep­
ing rooms in private home, right
In center of town. Prices very
reasonable. Apply at 31 S. Sec­
ond.
234-tf.
10 head horses, 1400 lbs to
1600 lbs, young, sound, guaran­
FOR SALE — Furniture
teed as represented. Wanted any
FOR S A L K :,— Furniture for
kind of teem work. H. V, Mit­
six rooms. Three bedroom sets
chell, 836 Mountain Ave.,
24-10* vary reasonable. 313 Granite St.,
Phone 22J.
FOR SALE: — Small Dairy, 7
FOR RBNT: — Housekeeping
cows,
route and equipment, 634
and sleeping» rooms. I l l 3rd st.
24-3* Iowa St. Ashland.
24-St*
FEHIGE’S TRANSFER
Phone 410
376 B St
Drayage, storage and long diet
ance hauling.
60-ti
WHITTLE TRANSFER CO.
For Service
Dealers in Coal, Wood, Pack-
’ng. prating and Storage. Long
Distance trucking.
has produced 3100,000 gold bul­
FOR RBNT— Furnlshd room.
FOR HALE APPLES: — Bald­
lion
in six months.
Syndicate
148 4M St.
Private entrance. wins. Spitzenburg, and N ewtown’s
offers 11,000,000 for mine.
Heated. Gentlemen preferred.
— all good grade. Bring boxes and
88-6« pick them at 60c per box. W. L.
Moore, Bellview.
21-1 mo.*
White Rotary
for
150.00 at
21-tf
FOR SALE—Cheap, Radio, or
FOR RBNT—Two~ room fur­ will trad® what have you? Also
nished house, 220 Garfield St.
chickens for sale, 248 5th St.
WANTED: — Old people and
LOOT— A gold fountain pen
Invalids to board and care foy, between the Postofflce and 4th
163 Granite street.
18-tf St. Reward. L. K. Merritt, 4>*
4 th at.
. 26-1
ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE—May
iommunlcate with Enalgn Lee
LOST— A sm all coin purse
ft f the Salvation Army at the containing a, 310 bill somewhere
. White Shield Home, 661 May- on Gresham, Fairview and Holly
fair Ave., Portland, Oregon.
streets. Call 817-L.
26-1
Lodge Directory
Ashland Lodge No. 88. A- F.
4b A. M.—»Meets In the Masonic
hall every 2nd Thursday. Mast-
er. Dr. R. L. Burdlc; Secretary,
William Day.
Ashlai
O. F.— b
hall ev«
Grand,
Grand, I
Siskiyou Chapter No. 21, R-
A. M.— Meets In the Masonic
hall every 3rd Thursday. High
Priest, Clyde A. Malone; Sec­
retary, William Day.
Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 14
— Meets In the I. O. O. F. hall
on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays.
Noble* Grand, Mrs. May Eib;
Vice Grand, Mrs, E. C. Payne.
Malta Commandery No. 4, K.
T— Meets in the Masonic hall
on the 1st and 3rd Wednes­
days. Em. Commander, D. H.
Jackson; Recorder, William
Day.
Ashland Lodge No. »44. B.
P. O. E.— Meets in the Elks
Temple every Saturday. E xalt­
ed Ruler, James Bowers Sec­
retary, Ed Thornton.
Hilah Tempi« A. 'A. O. N- M.
8.— Meets in the Masonic hall
every 1st Friday. Illustrious
Potentate, F. D. Wagner; Re­
corder, William Day.
Ivy Camp No. 2808, Royal
Neighbors. — Meets in the
Moose hall on the 1st and 3rd
Mondays: Oracle, Mrs. A. A.
Madden; Recorder, Mrs. Alice
Turner. n
Alpha Chapter No. 1, O. E.
8.— Meets in the Masonic hall
on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays.
Worthy Matron, Mrs. Nellie
Peters; Secretary, Mra. Leah
N. Caldwell.
Ashland Lodge No. 117, K.
of P.— Meets In the I. O. O. F.
hall on 1st and 3rd Fridays.
Chancellor Commander, Mil­
lard Dunn; Secretary, John
pittenger.
Zulelmg Temple, Daughters
of H ie Nile— Meets ia the Ma­
sonic hall every 2nd Saturday.
Meets alternately at Medford,
Ashldnd-an<t Grant® Pass. Prin­
cess Tlriah. Lorena McNair;
Princess Zulelka, Orace Ma-
loae.
Burnside Relief C
04.— Meets in the I.
hall no the 1st and 3
days, st 2 p. m. 1
Mrs. Alice Turner; I
Mrs. S. A. Peters,.Sr.
Ashland Chapter DeModay—
Meets In .the Masonic h®U on
the 2nd and 4th Mondays.
Master
Counsellor, * * Milton
Franklin; Senior Counsellor,
Roland Parks. .
Mahogany Camp No. 6080
M . W . A — Meets in thè Mbo®«
ball on the 2nd* and 4th Bri
days.
fraternal Brotherhood— 1st
and 3rd Thursdays, at the
Mbose « g li. ,
I
Ashland Homestead No. 4087
B. A. Y.— Meets In the I. O.
Ó. F. hall on the 2nd and 4th
Moadays.
Acorn Circle No. 04,, Neigh­
bors of the Woodcraft.— Meets
In the 1. O. O. F. hall on the
1st and Ird Mondays. Presi­
dent, Mrs. W. G. Prescott;
Clerk, Mrs. Wm. Stsnnett.
Ashland Camp No. 240, W
O. W— Meets in the I.-O. O. F.
hall on the 2nd and 4th Mon­
days. Clenk, J. R. Wick; Con­
sul Commander, C. E. Lane.
G. A. B.— 2nd and 4th Sat
eash month. Armory, 2 p. m.
Visitors Welcome. G. O. Van­
natta, Commander.
ITCHING ECZEMA
DRIED RIGHT UP
BY THIS SULPHUR
■
... ■
i t i <>,
fffia ■
* - H V V'
T. L. POWELL
General Transfer
Gcod team and motor trucks,
Good service at a reasonable
price —■ Phone 83.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.
Eugene,
Oct.
1.— (Special)—
Backfield prospects of the Oregon
football team this fall are bright-;
er than they have been for sev­
eral years, with three of last
year’s regulars back and an ex­
cellent list of candidates to fill
the fourth position.
The only back who was gradu­
ated from last year's squad wa3
Louie Anderson, quarter. Tryiug
for his berth this year are Geo.
Mlmnaugh, alternate in
1925,
and Ira C. Woodle, who came up
from tjie freshman squad
and
who showed .such fine form in
the first two weeks of work that
he started against Willamette in
the first game of the season.
At halves, George Burnell is
one of the leading candidates. Al­
though he held a berth on the
first string for some time, Otto
Vitus, a star last year, who re-’ school star, has been filling a re-
turned to the university late, has lief role at full assisted by Coster
lieen pressing him and probably Gdud. Arthur Ord, the sm allest
will regain . his position shortl*. man on the Oregon team, and the
At the other half, Victor Wetzel fastest, has played at half con-
has played almost constantly, siderably,
owing to his
w eight handicap, probably wl)l
outstanding performer last year not break into the regular lineup,
and has been touted this season In his first appearance he ran
as successor to the famous blonde back one kick-off 75 yards for a
haired Ernie Nevers of Stanford, touchdown and skirted end 72-
. Merlll Hagan, ex-Portland high yards on another play for a score.
PIANO INSTRUCTION
By . com petent teacher. Begin­
ners preferred.
Mrs. Harold
Aikins.
283-1 mo*
Any breaking out of the skin, even
fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Mentho-
Sulphur, says a noted skin specialist
Because of its germ destroying proper­
ties, this sulphur preparation instantly
brings ease from skin irritation, soothes
and heals the eczema right up and
leaves the skin clear and smooth.
It seldom fails to relieve the torment
and disfigurement. Sufferers from skin
trouble should get a little jar of
Rowles Mentho-Sulphur from any
good druggist and use it like a cold
cream.
F or F r t Santflt U til Tkit Advtrtiitmtnl to
WHITEHALL PHARMACAL CO , Inc.'
WS Madison A n .
N o York. N. Y.
r
' W. T. BLACKWELL
Building, repairing, shingling,
painting, tinting and cement
work. Phone 359-L.
16-30
FOR SALE— Cheap drag
ROOM AND BOARD to Nor­
mal students or working girls. end wood tools. 70 Bash St.
Clean, new rooms, comfortably
furnished and delicious, whole­
FÖR SALB—Spitzenberg ap-
some food. Thrms very reason­ | ples, 26 and 60 Cents per box.
able. Apply at 4 1 S. Second SL | Bring boxes, 369 Hargadine 8 t
Grants Pass;— Robetrson mifte
21-tf
23-6* on Silver Crest, west of Oalice,
FOR S A L E :-
Sewing machine
Pella Corner.
l
Thompson and Burlingam e
Painters and Decorators
Paper H anging— Tinting a
Specialty
Estim ates Gladly Furnished
Phone 98
.
196-t
WARSAW, Oct. 1.— Premier
Bartel’s cabinet fias resigned and
the resignation has been accept-
Office room
7-tf
H
» ' : P i s
.« M W
DE L P. CHISHOLM
Veterinary Graduate
Phone 368-J
767 Oak St.
CABINET RESIGNS
24-6*
W
Ir is
Petroleum Corporation
and the play on the part of other play- preponderance of power in this
award of the one thousand dol- era.
But one can name very few department alone may turn the
lars goes to Homer M, Parsons, world's series won bg, tha->elub aide of battle.
,
JORDANS SASH AND
543 Highland ■ Avenue,
San Ber- which was outclassed behind the'
Of course, Bob must do his
CABINET WORKS
nadino. California.
bat.
9
stuff. His yearis record, which
Corner Helman and Van Ness.
Phone 161.
194-tl
.The four awards o^ on e hundred)
O'Farrell so far outclasses 8hows h,m t0 have been on® of
General “ Moto-Crat” Gasoline dollars each and the one hundred Hank Severeld and Fat Collins. ,he m08t valuable players In tho
ia the new name for the latest awards from five to twenty dol- the catchers upon whom the Nat,onal lea« “e, will do him n<r
and greatest development in mo­ lars each will be announced in a Yankees must depend, that the good ,n t?li8 8hort »eries against
very short time. These are fori
’
Ike Yankees.
tor fuel. This name was chosen
meritorius
suggestions
submitted
by the Judged of the name con­
test conducted by the General to the contest committee.
It was no small task to select
the right kind of a name from
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION half a million suggestions. The
judges anticipated
that they
Department of the Interior
would receive about fifty thou­
Classified Ads Bring Results.
U. 8. Land Office at Roseburg,
sand of them and
Instead 'of
Oregon, September 11, 1926.
about ten days it has taken al­
NOTICE is hereby given that
most a month to make the selec­
Archie Robert Grieve, of Jenny
tion.
Creek, Oregon, who, on Septem-
The names of those receiving
Trinity Episcopal Church
ber 7, 1923. 'made Homestead
additional
awards will be posted
Second Street •
Entry, No. 016155, for W l-2 SW
at the dealers selling General
Rev. P. K. Hammond, Vicar,
1-4, Sec. 34, Tp. 40 S., and lot 4,
42 Second Street. Phone 110
“Moto-Crat” Gasoline. ,
and SW 1-4 NW 1-4, Sec. 3.
Congregational Church
Township 41 8., Range 4 East,
Boulevard
W illamette Meridian, has filed
Rev. E. S. Bollinger
notice of Intention to make three
Acting Pastor, Boulevard
year proof, to establish claim to
Free M ethodist Church
the land above described, before
E. Main and Sixth Street
Chauncey Florey, U. S." Com­
Emma R. Thompson, Pastor
missioner, Medford, Oregon, on
Baptist Church
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.— If there
the 38th day of October, 1926.
Hargadine and F irst Streets
Claimant
names
as
witnesses:
j
is
one player likely to prove tho
Myron S. W oodworth, Pastor
deciding
factor in the forthcom­
Louis
Miller
Oak Street
ing world’s series, It Is Bob
George Samuel Sloan
Christian Church
O’Farrell of the Cardinal«:
Fred Fraln,
B and Second Streets.
Bob is the St. Louis catcher—
AU of Copco, California.
V. K. Allison, Pastor,
|
George Franklin Wright the best backstop in either
630 Boulevard
/
of ■ Hornbrook, California. league. ,
Catholic Churcfi
The work of a catcher in a
* HAMIL A. CANADAY,
Sixth and C Streets
rd, I«. w only fou r feet th ree Inches laU—but she cUIUm i . »
world's series usually is over­
The Rev. Father, J. A. Carmody
Register.
It g irl In Am erica. N o te the m u seuln r developm ent a lkM 'i
Sixth and C Streets. Phone 106
s h o u liÿ n t in these p ictures
She Uves in Loe Angsts«,/
"
9-30 shadowed by mere spectacular)
Short—■But She’sj Husky
Church Directory
Methodist Episcopal Church
N. Main and Laurel streets.
H. F. Petnberton, Pastor, 117
Laurel street. Phone 87.
Parsbyterlan Church
N. Main and HelmaQ Streets
Hugh ,T. Mitchelmore, Pastor,
N. Main street.
Church of The Xnzarinc
Fourth and c Streets
P. C. Thatcher, Pastor
F u ll Gospel Temple
Boulevard
J. S. Murphy, Pastor
Lutheran Church
Services in AdventiRt Church
Fourth and C 8treet
H. H. Young, Pastor
First Church of Christ
Scientist— South Pioneer Ave.
Mrs. William Aitken, First
Reader, 128 S. Pioneer. Phone
4 48-L.
Mom and Pop
< 1 DO \4lSH W t C-OOLb
break tuc T r r e s r n
BORROWING
OS'
THEY BORROWED M y
SEWING MACHINE T H £
OTHER DAM ANO
‘ j
L
BROKE IT
, YOU’RP TÖO
1 easy ~
ì t L L THEM
A FEW THINGS
) F t WERE .
W B L L .M o u KNOW,
THBY'RC OU« NE iä HBORS-
THEflCS A KUttCKAT THE
BACKDOOR NOW -M AYBE
- >T‘S M R S .T V T B
_
V /B L L .IF IT I S -
XNAfCH AAC
, HANDLE HER
OH,MR.G unn —
B aking a cake a n o i
RAN OUT OF SUGAR —
CAN X S O R fip w r-
r A CUPFUL.? r - S
£ L L BET SHE W ON’T
US F or
AW HILE - t GAVE HEP
A CUP O F S A L T INSTEAD
—
O F S ugar j -
B orrow 'FROM
CAKE I B A K E D -Y O U R a
HAVE ALWAYS BEEN So M l
T b OS AND X WAA
DO S omething IN