4
l i b £ ^ 3 S u tr .
I
M*. Kelly, Who kad « M fe M * |
heme with members of this cou»-W
m M ltjt for the p u t year’ or two, I
l . FOR H A U L —
hoifae, M ilk, ehloksn mid Mfrry
rapeh ta Ashlaad. * Jfttaa R ei
mans hath house. Ffee i r r i « r
tion, cattle pastured there until
■old at IB pgr head( pgr month.
Nearly new Oliver edited *pl6w
for sals. Apply to< R - Ik. Sanford,
«»9 Beach s tre et
3 6 -V
Ashland
Cemetery,
room for
three graves located near center
of cemetery. Lot surrounded by
F O R M BNT — . Inexpenstvsl
cement coping. Inquire Qeorgje
F O R 8ALM 4P T U B S : — Bald,
rooms ybh w ill like. In private
Coffee,
Tidings office.
, 4 ,
wimi, Spitzenburg, and N ew tow n ’s
home, centrally located. Board,
— all good grade. B rin g boxes and
FO R S A I® — My 3600 equity
too, if desired. Plenty of good,
pick thera g t 60c per box. W . L. to < room house ter ear, or what
wholeeonM food- Most give rater-
11-4 mo.» have you. 2 lots close in. Deak-
sness. Apply at 81 8. Second St. ‘ Moore, Bslfvfew.
to , 175 E ast Main.
’ 34-3«
83-<t
W A N T E D — F irst or third cut
ting alfalfa hay, 634 Iowa St.
36-8* J
■ ’ ♦ 1* ‘
wantmd ' at o N ce — Ton or*)
W A ffTM p— Clean cotton rags
W A N TED — Children to care
for by day, weak or month.
Ad
dress, 146 Lincoln St. Phons
257-R. Mrs. Purdy.
31-1 mo.
F O R R E N T — Unfurnished 8
W A N T E D : — ■ Old people and
room house. Close In. Can 142
Oraalta or phone I4 0 R .
12-tf Invalids to hoard and care for,
162 Granite street.
IS -tf
A N T 6 O t t IN TR O U BLE— May
communicate w ith Ensign Lee
of the Salvation Arm y at the
W hite Shield Bomb. 666 May-
fa ir Ave., Portland, Oregon.
Different
from the
Ordinary
ers has been generous so far and
w e are grateful.
In looking over th e October
issue of Old Oregon, a magazine-
published every month during the
college year at th e U niversity of
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon, tho
w riter found this
in terestin g
note: “ Members of the Lambda
Psi to l>e initiated into th e Phi
Ligma Kappa, national organ ise-
tion, are George B arron,’ P aul
W agner. Harrv W oods and Mar-
T H E R E is n o other wall board quite
* like Schumacher Plaster W a ll Board.
I t is meantwfor perm anent Walla. A
special process* gives it s tre n ^ h , sta
b ility. I t ’s a firt-resistant — a sound
d ea d en e r, tw o th in g » a good w a ll
should be. I f you w a n t walls o f last
ing du rab ility, buy the plaster w a ll
board w ith the Schumacher
tradem ark on it.
~F
or EXCHANGE —
40 aeres 1145 n . M aia.
h igh ly Unproved ranch near Ash- -------------------------
land, a lt good buildings, good
u v m uai J e
p ear orchard, 12 acres a lfa lfa ____________________
W ill take good hom e in A shland
FO R SALK: <
a s part paym ent.
See Ashlum i S ew in g m achine
R ealty Company.
36-2 P ells Corner.
LOS ANGELES
SEATTLE
SAN FRANCISCO
WaKhoum — Tacoma, PortbnJ, Stoekton, S»r> Rafael.
-
Oakland, Sen hrwwieeo.Sa» Jo«e. San Dteso .
tacher
¿ w a ll.
B oard
W E B A V i IT IN 8 T Ö C K -
SAM PLES, PRICES A N D INFORMATION PR ZZ
Ashlaftd Lumber Company
Chufdi Directory
Methodist Episcopal Church
AahtoWl Lodge N e.RB . A- F .
R A. XL— M eets In th e Masonic
hall every 2nd Thnrsday. Mast
er, Dr. R. L. Bnfdfc; Secretary,
W illiam Day. '■
Aahtopd I**»«*’
F
G. F .— M eets in th e I. O. O. F .
h a ll every T hursday.
N oble
Grand, Mr. HanelwOod
Vice
Grand, H. J. Wolcott.
ball every 3rd Thursday. High
Priest, Clyde A. Malone; Sec
retary, W illiam Day.
H ope R ebekah L od ge N o. 14
— M eats to th e I. O. O. F . h all
o a th e 2nd and 4 th T uesdays.
Nbble Grand, R ra. -May E lb;
Vice Grand, Mrs. B. C. P ayne.
Ashtopi Irntto» Wo- ° 4 4 ’ B-
P. O. to— Moots in the Elks
Tempfè every Saturday. Exalt
ed Rnlofr, Jamiil Bowers Sec
retary, Ed Thoratba.
on tha
day«.
Jacksó:
Day.
Iv y Camp No. 2 8 0 8 , R oyal
N eW M u n . — ■ Meet» in the
Moose haH on the 1st and 3rd
Mondays: Oracle, Mrs. A. A.
Madden; Recorder, Mrs. Alice
T im e r.
H.^—M
every
P oteri
S.
.Ashland Lodge No. llf r ,
of P .— Meets in the I. O: O. F.
hall bn 1st and 3rd Fridays.
ChaUchllor Cem taanddr, Mil-
S ecretory, John
t o w uto
Pittenger.
Meets alternately at Modfofd
Ashland and Grants Paas. Prln
cess Ttrsah, Lorena McNafr;
Princes« Zuletku, Grace Mb
Io n e.1
Meefy in thé Masonic hall off
th e la d
to d 4 4 b
«¿M ito
Master
Counsellor,.
Milton
Franfrlln; Senior Counsellor,
m id
R elief Corps, No
i the Î. ( £ O. F.
At add 3rd S a ta n
d ays, a t ’2 p. m.
P resid en t,
M r s., A lice Turner; Seèretary,
Mrs. S. A. PUters, 8r.,
Thursdays,
at the
l u ll G ospel T em ple
B oulevard
J. 8. Murphy, P astor
’ Presbyterian Chnrch
N. Main and H elm an Streets.
Hugh T. MHtchelmore, Pastor,
132 N. Main St. P hone 491-L
. Pentecostal Church
S ton e Church, F ifth aúd Main
•. •.
streets
E. F. Hingham, Pastor
L utheran Church
Services in A dventist Church
Fourth and C St.*H. H. Y oung
Pastor, 638 Boulevard.
T rin ity E p iscopal Church
’ Second Street
'
R ev. P_ K. H am m ond, Vicar,
42 Second S treet. M ion« 110
First Church of Christ
S cien tist— South P ioneer Ave.
Mrs. W illiam A itken, F irst
R eader, 128 S. P ioneer. P hone
448-L.
Congregational Church
B ou levard f
Rev. B. 8. Bollinger .
Aotlng Pastor, Boulevard
C hristian Church
B and Second S trtets,
V. K. A llison, Pastor,
630 Boulevard
Free-KetiMdXst C h irch
B. Main ahd Sixth Street
Emma It. Thompson, Pastor
C atholic Church
Sixth tmd C S treets
The Rov. F ath er. J. A. Carmod;
Sixth and C S treets. P hon e 101
H argadine and F lA t Streets
Myron S. W ood w d rth, Pastor
Oak Stragt
amn
H ad « y thc
«Dieæ&M.wX •
Suppose s«e
W e are proud o f this fact becauso
our local quartet* of boys, which
has been nam ed, are m em bers of
Clean Kidneys
By Drinking
Lots of W ater
Eating too much rich food may pro
duce kidney trouble in some form,
says a wril-lpiown authority, because
the acids created excite the kidneys.
Then tpey become overworked, get
shiggish, d o g up and cause all sorts
o f distress, particularly backache and
mjsery in the kidney region, rheumatic
twinges, severe headaches, acid stom
ach, constipation, torpid liver, sleep
lessness, bladder and urinary irrita
tion.
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren’t acting right, or if bladder
bothers you, begin drinking lots of
good water, and, also get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days and yudr kidneys may thert
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the-acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with iithia. and has
Man used for years to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to activ
ity; also to neutralize the acids in the
system «0 that
they biaddeTdiaorders.
no longer iriMtte.
AmT&ten
rtSievK
Jad Stilts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent lithia
water drink which millions of men
and women taka now and then to kelp
keep the kidiwy» atid urinary organs
clean, thus often avoiding serious Kid
ney disorders.
1 T hink V oo arc
S A ENtlTLE olt> BO 8R0Y
around Tr.»s P lace .. / owe t=RoMYHe
1-L,
Tl-k AUOl 4 / T y r e s , AS MUCH AS
They borrow T
Acorn Cleri« No. 04, N eigh
bors of. the Woodcraft.— Meotn
in, tiie .I. O. O. F . h all on the
1st and 3rd Moildayy. P re si
dent-,
Clerk
innett.
.ahhura Cam,
V ^ -S U e U ln
4 Brotherhood— 1st
N. Main and Laurel streets.
H. F. P em berton, P astor, 117
Laurel ^street. P hon e 87
lost it
Mondayi.
G. 4>, R -— 2nd and 4th Sat.
each m onth. A rm ory, 2 p. m.
V isitors W elcom e. O. O. V an
natta, Comm ander.
Osteopathic
tee in particular, a lso th e club as
a w hole, glad they are a liv e .
1 would lik e to m ention one
OONVALBfftJBNT
m ore and that te th ®
of D an i
H Ó ttE
I’a y n e- th e real esta te man.
“ W henever you w ant m y do-
153 Granito St.
n“l ion > COBO ,n -” he Ba,d-
“I
want to give tw o dollarB • ' p,eca
Mrs. W. M. Barbet in Charge
t0 each w° >
m an 0B the »”»“ « ‘» 2
co,n nlltte’ ”
Open to all in neeq of health
P ractical Ñ ursing,
. There are f ’v e - aBd that wH1
n‘a k® Mr. P ayne let loose of 11,0
Old p eop le and Invalids board
and we aU “ X “thank X°u ”
ed and cared for.
SALEM, Or.e, Oct. 12.— (IP)—
G eorge Putnam , Salem publisher,
lost his fight to have the slogan ,
“Opposed to Prohibition," on the
Novem ber b allot when tho su-
prem
e court today overruled
^Lambda Psf, lo ca l fraternity, led
Imen'd liv in g org a n isa tio n s on tb t circuit court.
'cartipuB In scholarship la st year.
T ak e S a lts to Flush K idneys If
Bladder Bothers or
Back Hurts
384 Oak St., at R y Crossing
Directory
DR. W. J. CRANDALL
Practica Lim ited To
Éye, Ear, N ose and Throat
x - R .y ,
Dr. Charles A. Haines
Physician and Surgeon
'ffice Phon? 164-J
Home Phone 1€4-L
1
OFFICE HOURS ‘
> to i s s . m — & kb B p . to.
DR. ROLAND ALLEN
Physician and Surgeon
OFFICE HOURS
10-ta A. M.
3-5 P. M .
First National Bank Building
VENDOME HOTEL
Mrs. B. E. Grant, Prop.
Clean room s by day, w eek or
m onth — A ll ou tside.
MIAMIAN DENIED
SCHUMACHER W ALL BOAJLD CORP.
FO R EXCHANGE — 17 acre»
fo R SA L E : — Star tonring,
ngar Bellview, _ belonging to an
le w c a r gu aran tee, 3X 50.00 and
estate with 6-ri>om, fairly good
‘.arm*. Oak St. G arage.
34-3t*
house, about 8 acres under (plow
aid, orchard that needs puttlpg,
F O R SALS)— Hqdson car in
good alfalfa land, plenty of wa good condition. 68 B ush SL
ter. place been partly negected.
21-1 m o.*
bat one could make fine home of
It.
Good investment for one tr
fix up and resell. W ill trade for
small home in Ashland.
Pro
perty is clear. See Ashland Real
ty Company.,
1
Business art ft
a*7 anythin« good fo r th a t/o f the
Physician and Surgeon
««<r
Y
V •
Member« o f th e ' B ellview d is- '
Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat
trict a re Interested in th e pt*o-
greas of th e new* g o lf courto he-
. Office Phone • 126 ,
Ing eonstruOted by
enthttalaats
fr ’
o f AsblaAd. E specially those wko
First N ational Bank B uilding
lir e near It. And even th e «laid
w A nen of th e country
hohten,
may yet be d onning su its and
learning golf.
Stranger th in g s
O. JELLYSON SÄINN
than th is have happened.
h a st sum m er, m e o f the bnsi-
Dentist
n ew men o f A shland said, "w hep
yon get ready to build your club
Citizens Bank
house count On m e for a k eg of
n a ils.” W hen
w e com m enced
Office Phone 151
d W ., yesterday, he m ade good hie o f-
>ulld f«r, and w e are than kin g Mr.
Phone
w ent Em il Pel, for th is donation. 1
I cu t
-A nother generous giver Is Mr.
E ven in gs by Appointm ent
e big Thos. .Sim pson.
H e g ave th e
•nlsb- b uilding com m ittee o n e-h a lf keg ■
, and of 1« penny n ails, and said ,
t h e ; "Come hack here and see w h at J
MATTIE B. SHAW
building site. Now
w e w ant j w ant to give yo u ,” go in g to th e
som e men to peel them .
j back of his store. “W hen yon
jrsician and Surgeon
The building began in earnest ere ready for your kitchen sink
today, Oct. 11. Lumber is being I w ill le t you have your ch oice o f
hauled, and th e m en in charge th e se.” p oin tin g to a ^ 1st
of
Office and Residence
wish every man who w ill h elp i w h ite porcelain sin k s— and deqlg-
Phone 8»
to let them know. Call a t tho j n a tln g p articu larly a w ide
an>l
building site Just baok 'o f . th e H o n g sink— Just w h at w e Want,
O FFIC E H pU R S
10-12 a. .m. — 2-4 p.
school house, and get lined up. j It is such kipdnesees aa th e se
6 :3 0 - 7 :3 0 p. m.
The response to the call for w ork- that m akes th e -building com m ft-
for bargains in Beai B aute
BO M U R — B40 BUSI Handpow-
try
Rrown and Ries, <3 No. Mein.
sr StumppuUgrs. ISO each. Horse
224-tI.
poorer I T | . A tto p a tle
Gates
Hand wen borers, waterwheels,
111 3rd, Reaten. Washington.
.
• -, ' '
34-tjf
irOR SALE— -P a rt of lot in
free front bnttone and hooks, 0c
per pound. Tidings office.
(f
1
|
I
I
coin-
rhere
much
st h e
honr
1 fol-
irged.
Mrs.
Fred
Stock
clock
The
, and
Scl-
Mr«,
ser-i
, F O R BALE— Homestead ; re
linquishment,
>100, 70 Bush Bt.
t i t J. , FOR RAtdh- ■Owi’iH dairy route
2 2 -lf
24-tf and equipment. « 4 Iowa st.
more of Oregon Grape (o r Hol
ly ) crated. State price. F. O. B.
Ashland. M . A . D oraff, 5801
College Ave., Oakland, Cal.
x 26-2*
left for Ban Francisco on Sator-
Mrs. W*. Q. Tucker
day a ftern oon ’« trahL fto ' a vlktt
Phone I F I 4
of a few week«. H e maintains.
howWvek, that he will tto n be
bartr. Ib r he is » lore wttk BWfttfe-
(chool ern Oregon CNmnte, het eftnoot
L_ PROM OS.
J rl
NOTICE. FOM t'fJUIACATION
W HITTLE TR AN SFER
& STORAGE CO.
Coal, Wood and Storage
WOOD
P eek in g, C ratlhg and Shipping.
L ong D istance H auling.
Newcombs Por W ood
Auto fr e ig h t Terminal
Phone 631
Phone 117
Offioe 80 Oak St.
All Kinds Slab Wood
;
Blox
D epartm ent o f th e In terio r
U. 8. Land Offioe at R ossburg,
Oregon, Septem ber 11, 1 826.
/
NOTICE is hereby given that"
A rchie Roiiert Grieve, o f Jegn y
SKILLED LOCKSMITH
Crefek, Oregon, w ho, on Septem
ber 7, 1923, made H om estead
Entry, No. 01 5 1 5 5 , for W l-2 8W
1-4, Sec. 34, Tp. 40 S„ and lot 4,
sn 4 SW 1-4 NW 1-4, Sec. 3.
Tow nship 41 S., R ange 4 East, i Car k eys, alj m *kos by lock
‘ » • i ' ' a
W illam ette M eridian, h a s
flled i
lu m b er. K eys lit to door loekB
n o tice of intontion to m ake three
tnd padlocks 07 all kinds. Mall
year proof, to estab lish claim to
the land above ddscrihed, before
srdsrs solicited .
Chauncey F lorey,
U. 8.
Com
m issioner, Medford, Oregon, on At th e Llthla Springs H o t e l -
(hO 18th day o f October, 1926.
Col. N. M. O’O llM rt, o f the U.
C laim ant n am es a s w itn esses: 8. Arm y. Mr. and Mrs. Jaa. E.
Louis M iller «
,
*
Tichenor oC Cisco, Texas,
and
G eorge Sam uel Sloan
Frank
Gardner o f P ittsb u rg,
Fred F raja,
Penn.,
stopped a t th e
L lthla
A ll o f Copco, C alifornia.
Springs H otel yesterday.
G eorge F ranklin W righ t
of H ornbrook, C alifornia.
For the post o f safety dlrect.0?
IIAMIL A. CANADAY.
wo recom m en d ., som e of tho*)
RMfeter.
European d u elises who never get
scratched.
DR. J . P . CHISHOLM
- V eterin ary Graduate
P h on e 368-J
7<7 Oak 8t
T . L PO W ELL
General Tranáfer
'
Good team and motor trgcka.
Good service at a reasohable
W . T. BLACKW ELL
‘ *
B u ild in g, repairing, sh in glin g, price — P h on e 83.
p aintin g, tin tin g <and cem ent
work. P hon e 863-L.
15-10
FEH IG R ’S YR AdfgFK R
P hone>410
375 B St
D rayage, storagq ,an d lon g di«t
aq ce h yuling.
s
, 66-tl
J ordans
hash a N
C A B IN E T WORKS
CoYner Helman and Vgn
Phone 161,
/
tOMLV
) 0 $ 6 )T
FLASHL16HT,
MOOft
One Block feast óf thb Ask-
land Laundky. 100 W ater BL
G A fU G fe
’
Third Street Garage
Chas L. Wlmek, Prop.
Bhhft'jMf
W estern A n te Supply Co.
G as, »Mh and R s p M M « .
W ashing antf P olish in g Gars.
Storage from 3 3.00 to 36.00
P er 'M o n th . W hy fftanfd Y 6u t
CaV O O U ldel 1
rhô«* t o
*
a s r a w to .
Shrirlce to a a r iR tM l RMR
BURLINGAME
Paintors and Decorators
Páper Hanging — Tintyig
I Specialty
Enthnates G ladly F araM ted.
P hon e »H
W ANT REFERENDUM
PROVIDENCE, R. L. Oct. 13.
— (U P )— Rhode Iihm d republi
cans at their state convention
here today adopted a pluuk favor
ing a referendum on th e liquor
question.
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