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-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 ««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 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. '