In Her Grandfather’s Footsteps
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POR KKjJt— Ñlcely furnished
3-room apt.
Piano, silverware
and bedlinen. Phone 303-J er 88
south 2nd St.
A dults only.49-3
Valley View, 4 acres pears, 8
acres apples, balance in grain and
alfalfa, fine well and buildings,
good five-room hduse, everything
in the beet of condition, belongs
te a widow lady who can’t work.
To exchange for Ashland prop
erty. I can make thia a very at
tractive deal for someone who
m eans business.
See Ashland R ealty Company.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 18.— (U-
P ) — A gigantic airplane capable
of flight from New York to Lon
don, o tt from
Francisco to
Hawaii, was recently completed
by the Hnff Dalan Company at
Bristol, Pennsylvania, for the
United States Army Air Corpa.
This great machine known aa
''Cyclops,” la the greatest single
engine airplane ever built, and
was designed as a bomber. Until
recently It was known aa the
"Mystery P lane”,° but specifica
tions of it now are published in
"United States Air Service.”
“Cyclops," In
service
wib
weigh 17,000 pounds and will
carry a useful load of 9,000
pounds. The span is 85 feat,
length *5 feet, speed 125 miles
per Hbur, with fuel capacity for
24 hours.
The machiae has m ountings for
ten machine-guns and~ racks for
either one <,000-pound bomb
or four 1,000-pound bomba.
The structure is entirely o f
metal, the material being chiefly
chrome molybdenum steel.
When completed "Cyclops” was
equipped with a Packard 800
horsepower engine. Later, how
ever, this will be replaced ny a
new twenty-four cylinder air-qpol-
ed 1,200
horsepower
engine
now being constructed by Air
Corps engineers.
"Cyclops” is the result of pro
tracted experim ents during and
after the war. Improved Intl-air-
craft guns and pursuit planes nec
essitated high-flying capacity for
bombing-planes and gjso capacity
to carry heavy bombs.
of stock or sugar beets, good
sise. W. L. Purdy, 140 LI acola
St.
» TED— Children t e care
dOy, week or month-
Ad-
140 Lineóla St. Phone
Mrs. Pnrdy.
M -l mo.
AMY CORL IN TROUBLE— May
eommnnlcata w ith Ensign Lee
o f the Salvation Army at the
FOR RENT: 4-room fam ished
W hite Shield Home, 666 May-
a p t, also 2 rodnu. Phone 289J.
FOR SALE OR TRADE— 200
fair
Ave., Portland, Oregon.
24-tf
acre Coos county dairy and atoek
WANTED— Ten to one hun
ranch, outrange, about 2 i / 2 milr
hogs
weighing
lion feet timber. Owner disabled dred feeder
m ost seel. C. A. Pruitt, Bridge, around 50 pounds if possible.
Or».
, . 60-4* W rite approximate w eight and
number and price per pound. F.
FOR BEN T— Farm ing land. In Q. B. Ashland, A. E. Slocum,
quire G. 8. Butler.
49-3* Ham ilton City, California. 43-12
FOB. SALE— Lot on Ailda st.
IRON FOUNDRY— Brass and
the third lot from the Blvd. in iron castings made to order, ma
quire of Mrs. Kluth 650 Fairview chine and stove repairing done
street.
49-3* at Eagle Bros. Foundry, 140 Ob
erlin St.
41-1 mo.*
FOR RENT— Furniahel house
Garage near schools. Phone 317
F or bargains in Real Estate
L or Inquire 558 Holly St.
48-tf try Brown and Rica, 68 No. Main.
884-tf.
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C
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FOR SALE — Autom obiles
The 24-hour way
FOR ßALE: — W hite Rotary
FOR SALE— Hudson car Ir
Sowing' machina 'fo r 860.00 at gopd condition. OS Bush SL
There’s a way to edd colds so effi
Polls C om er.
31-tf
29-1 mo.« cient, so complete that we paid $1,000,-
000 for i t That way is HILL’S. It
stops colds in 24 hours, checks fever,
opens the bowels, tones the entire sys
FOR SALE— One Jersey cow
tem. The millions who know it always
FOR RENT — New five-room rely on i t Go start it now.
576 Liberty. Phone 335-L. 48-3*
house with basement and garage.
«Cali 273-R. or see Mrs. F. L.
Nelson at 1101 Boulevard. 46-tf
FOR SALE— New house, hard
wood floors, breakfast n o o k ,
baaement, garage, large lot. Very
reasonable, 10 per cent down and
1 per cent per mo. Phone 317
COCKERELS, counter - tancred
L or 658 H olly St.
48-tf white leghorns. Pedigreed, vig
orous, free range, big producing
cockerels, S to 50 dollars each.
SU LPH U K CLEAKS
Quality pays. Counter Leghorn
Farm, Ashland, Ore.
47-1-mo.
A
P IM P L Y
Is political sagacity hereditary? No scientist ever answered that one—
but Miss F lora Cockrell of W arrensburg, whose father and grandfather
were canny politicians. Is showing marked political ability herself. The
granddaughter of the M te U . 8. Senator Francis M. Cockrell, she Is tour
ing Missouri to organise Democratic voters for Congressman H a rry B.
Hawes In his race for the Senate. Hawes beat her father. Judge Ew ing
Cockrell, for the Democratic nomination.
FO REALE— 600 Steel Handpow-
er Stumppnllers, 830 each. Horse FORME! PATIENTS .TESTIFY
power $78. Autom atic
Gates
LL doubt as to result is re
Hand w ell borers, waterwheels,
moved when you come to
111 3rd, Renton, W ashington.
me for treatment for Pfles and other 1JMPORIA, Kan., Oct. 29.—
i
26-tf Rectal
and Colon ailments. Not only do (U nited N ew s)— Theodore Roose
thousands
former patient* in all parts velt would be considered a "red '
FOR SALE:— Small Dairy, 7 of tk e W o ta of
n w tn w certaintyof mycelebrated
cows, route and equipment, 034 treatment», bat I W IL L G U A R A N T E E IN if he were living today and were
W R IT IN G T O CURE YOUR P ILE S OR RE
Iowa St,
44-6t* TU R N YO U R FEE. Remember, there 1» ao to say and do the things he did
boaettal operation, no »■■eetlmtlr n o rtrnSae- from 1904 to 1918.
Only 83,082 out of I06,00ff m ent My treatment» are mild, »oothtna and
Such is the opinion of William
X* quickly effective. They re»tan
health and vigor. Read of Mie Allen W hite, as expressed in
un
live through their teens, accord
address before the students of
ing to a recent university survey.
Emporia college in observance of
Theodore R oosevelt’s ’birthday.
Mighty few things can keep up
“ If Theodore R oosevelt could
their momentum on yesterday’s
be
let down from the battlements
fame. Advertise today!
of heaven in a parachute,” White
declared, “and should begin witb-
L o d g e D ir e c to r y
Siskiyou Chapter No. 21, R-
A. M.— Meets in the Masonic
hall every 3rd Thursday. High
P riest, Clyde A. Malone; Sec
retary. W illiam Day.
sy-M - A m m o n ii nr j No. 4. K.
T——Meets In the Masonic hall
on the 1st and 3rd W ednes
days. Km. Commander, D. H.
Jackson;
Recorder, W illiam
Day.
HUeh Tem ple A. A. O. N. M.
fL— Meets in the Masonic hall
every 1st Friday. Illustrious
Potentate, F. D. W agner; Re
corder, W illiam Day._________
Alpha Chapter No. 1, O. E.
S.— Meets In the M uonic hall
on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays.
W orthy M atron, Mrs. N ellie
V etera; Secretary, Mrs. Leah
ft. Caldwell.
Eulelm a Tem ple, Daughters
ef The N ile— Meats in the Ma-
eonlc hall every 2nd Saturday.
Meets alternately at Medford,
Ashland and Grants P a u . Prin-
cees Tlraah, Lorena McNair;
Princess Zuleika, Grace Ma
lone.
Ashland Chapter DeModay—
M eets In the Masonic hall on
the* 2nd and 4th Mondays.
M u ter * Counsellor,
Milton
Franklin; 8enlor Counsellor,
golan d Parke.
P ilo t Rock Encampment No-
K r - M e e t s in the I. O. O. F.
hall on the 1st and 3rd Tnes-
days, c. E . Hooper, Scribe.
Acorn Circle No. 54 , Neigh
bors o f th e W oodcm ftx-^lseh»
In the I. O. O. F. b ell on the
1st and 3rd Mondays. Guard
ian Neighbor, Mrs. W. O. Pres
cott; Clerk, Mrs. Wm. 8ten-
nett.
’
Ashla
O. F.— 1
hall evi
Grand,
Grand.
Hope Rebekah Lodge Ko. 14
— Meets In the I. O. O. F. hall
on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday)).
Noble Grand, Mrs. May Elb;
Recording
Secretary,
Miss
Ethel Reed.
Ashland Lodge No. 8 4 4 , B.
P. O. E.— Meets in the Elks
Temple every Saturday. E xalt
ed Ruler, Jam es Bowers Sec
retary, Ed Thornton.
^
Camp No. 2888, Royal
bora. — Meets In the
Moose hall on the 1st and 3rd
Mondays: Oracle, Mrs. A. A.
Madden; Recorder, Mrs. Alice
TnYner.
Ashland Lodge No. 117, K.
of P.— Meets In the I. O. O. F.
hall on 1st and Srd Fridays.
Chancellor Commander, Mil
lard Dunn
Burnside R elief C
2 4 — -Meets in the I.
hall no the 1st and 3
days, s t 2 p. m.
1
Mrs. Alice Turner; I
Mrs. 8. A. Peters, Sr.
Ashland Hom estead No. 4037
B. A.
— Meets In the I. O.
O. F. hall on the 2nd and 4th
Mondays.
Fraternal Brotherhood— 1st
and 3rd Thursdays, t at the
Moose HalL
Thesophical Ixxlge
m eets each Monday night, 7^30
at Library.
Ashland Camp No. M S , W.
O. W- - Me et s In the L O. O. F.
hall on tha 2nd and 4th Mon
days. Clhrk. J. R. W ick; Con
sul Commander, C. B. Lane.
• G. A. Rz— 2nd and 4th Bat.
each month. Armory, 2 p. m.
Visitors W elcome. O. O. Van
natta , Commander.
C h urch
D ir e c to r y
Methodist Episcopal Church
N. Main and Laurel streets.
H. F. Pemberton, Pastor, 117
Laurel street. Phone 87
Presbyterian Church
N. Main and Helman Streets.
Hugh T. Mitchelmore, Pastor,
132 N. Main St. Phone 491-L.
L utheran Church
Services in Adventist Chnrch
Fourth and C St. H. H. Young
Pastor, 638 Boulevard.
First Church of Christ
Scientist— South Pioneer Ave.
Mrs. W illiam A itken, First
Reader, 128 S. Pioneer. Phone
448-L.
F ull Gospel Temple
Boulevard
J. S. Murphy, Pastor
Pent<*costal Church
Stone Church, Fifth and Main
streets
E. F. Bingham, Pastor
Trinity Episcopal Church
Second Street
Rev. P. K. Hammond, Vicar,
42 Second Street. Phone 110
C ongregation al Church
Boulevard ,
Rev. Chas. D. Gáffney
Christian Church
B and Second Streets.
V. K. A llison. P u to r ,
630 Boulevard
Catholic fh u r c h
Sixth and C Streets
The Rev. Father, J. A. Carmody
Sixth and C Streets. Phone 106
D B .E O T & T JL WOODS
» Osteopathic
Physician and Surgeon
Praetiee Limited To
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
X-Bay, Including Teeth
Office Phone 126
First National Bank Building
0. ELLYSON SHINN
Dentiit
Physician and Surgeon
Citizens Bank Bldg.
Office Phone 1W-J
Home PJione 164-L
Oklee Vhone 151
OFFICE HOURS
10 to IS a. m<—41 to B p. m .
Res. Phone
Evenings by Appointment
Citizens Dank B uilding
DB- MATTIE B. 8HAW
Physician and Surgeon
DB. ROLAND ALLEN
I M Pioneer Avanne
Physician and Surgeon
Office and Residence
Phone 28
Office Phone 188
Residence Phone 4 51-R
CONVALESCENT
HOME
153 Granite St.
Free M ethodist Church
B. Main and Sixth Street
Ejnma R. Thompson, Pastor
B a p tist Church
Hargadine and First Streets,
Myron S. Woodworth, Pastor,
Oak Street
i u t warning to say the tlnn«« he
i. .id twenty, years ago, lie would
I d o ck , astound and paralyze the
■ American people.
"What if, sudcenly, from the
White House today, the phrase,
‘•malefactors of great wealth'
came crashing out?” White ask
ed.
‘‘Remember t h a t President
Roosevelt attacked decisions of
the supreme court. Remember
that he stood for the tnlitativ
and referendum; the
primary;
the eight hour day; child labor
laws; workmen'.- coinpeusut.on
and bad no word to say a g i.n s
the closed shop.
“ Why, if Theodore R ioscvelt
should appear suddenly In Ameri
ca today, saying and doing the
things he did from 1904 to 1912
the various defeuse societies, se
curity leagues, minute men of the
republic and 100 per cent Ameri
cans would start a whimpering
campaign that his real name was
Feodor Roosviski, and that he
was sent here as an agent of the
bolshevik!.
"So greatly have t i m e s
Changes. So far has the mind of
America turned around the cor
ner from the liberalism of the
first decade of this century to the
conservatism of today.
"Roosevelt will live in our his
tory'not as a great president, but
as a great agitator, like Islah
Elijah he stood In the courts of
democracy and thundered the
truth of Its corruption In Its
teeth .”
^Children lefts than one meter
in height are admitted free at
the Longchamps (P aris) race
track.
A new oil lamp that gives an
amazingly brilliant, soft, white
light, even better than gas
or
electricity, has been tested by the
U. S. Government and 35 leading
universities and found to be su
perior to 10 ordinary oil lamps.
It burns without odor, smoko nr
noise— no pumping up, is simple,
clean, safe. Burns 94 per cent
air and • per cent common kero
sene (coal o il).
The inventor, V. M. Johnson,
is offering to send a lamp on 10
day’s FREE trial, or even to give
one FREE to the first user In
each locality who will help him
introduce it. Write him today
for full particulars. Also a ss
him to explain how you can get
the agency, and without exper
ience or money make 8250 to
8500 per month.
No. 1.
VENDOME HOTEL
Open to all in need of health
Practical Nursing.
Old people and invalids board
e«J and cared for.
Clean rooms by day, week or
month — All outside.
WHITTLE TRANSFER
A STORAGE 0 0 .
Coal, Wood and Storage
Packing, Crating and Shipping.
Long Distance Hauling.
Auto Freight Terminal
Phone 117
Offioe 89 O^k qt.
SKILLED LOCKSMITH
Fixit Shop
YfcS. DEAN.
EveRY one
HERE AT LAST
Tailor-Made Shoes
Wt-men’s Shoes, 87.85
Men’s Shoes, 87.35
For the W hole Family
Tailor-Made Shoes are fitted
to six actual foot measure
ments In any style— in the
leather you like best and in
high or low shoes as you pre
fer. Now ynu can enjoy -foot
comfort and have perfect shoe
style and maximum service.
H. C. HANSON
38 Gresham
Ashland, Ore.
Lewis H. Jacks, Prop.
Newcombe For Wood
Phone 631
848 East Main St.
Car keys, all makes by lock
Fact, and P l. Blox, 150 cn. ft.
lxtad .............................. 88.04)
It Blox and Mill Ends, 8 Tier
Ixrnd ................................ 88.00
1« In. Pine Slabs and Edgs.
a 1-3 Tier Lda............ 87.00
12 In. Pine Slab A Ends, 8
Tier Ixls.......................... 87.50
10 in. Mr SUb Mill Run, 2 1-3
Tier Ixl.......................... 8«.04)
12 in. Mr Slab Mill Run, 8
• Tier Ixl........................... 8«-2fl
2 ft. Fire Piece Plank Ends,
Pine A Fir, 2 Tier Ixl. 88.00
4 ft. Dry Pine Slabs, per
cord ................................ 83.00
8 cord Ixls. .............. 813.00
4 ft. Dry F ir SUbs, per
Cord ........................... 8TOO
8 Cord Ixl..............
810-00
We have Installed machinery
which makes your valves op
erate perfectly.
We Inspect cars, locate trouble
free of charge.
One Block East of the Ash
land Imundry. 105 Water St.
J. W. Barr & Son
number. Keys fit to $oor locks
rod padlocks of all klnda. Mall
orders solicited.
1ST ST. GABAGE
W estern Auto Supply O e ..
Gee, Oils and Repairing.
Washing end P olishing Cars.
Storage from 83.00 to 86.80
Per Month. Why Stand Your
Car Outside?
Phone 7 8
8 5 Third St.
Service Guaranteed Beal.
Rear la io n Oil Station
Valve Refaring end Grinding
a Specialty
Call la for a Chat.
DR. J. P. CHISHOLM
Veterinary Graduate
Phone 368-J
747 Oal
T. L. POWELL
General Transfer
Good team and motor trucks,
Good service at a reasonable
W. T. BLACHWHLL
Building, repairing, shingling, price — Phone 81.
painting, tinting and cement
work. Phone 369-L.
15-30
JORDANS MASH AND
FRHIGK’H TRANSFER
CABINET WORKS
Phone 410
375 B St
Drayage, storage and long diet Cerner Helman and Van N eu .
194-tl
ance hauling.
$0-tl Phone A l .
THOMPSON A
Painters and Decorators
Paper H anging — T inting
a Specialty
E stim ates Gladly
Some ante carry petals or
leaves u u m b r e llu when It rsins.
Great deposits o f m agnetic iron
ore have been found recently In
Sinaloa, Mextoo.
By Taylor
Mom and Pop
WANE, YOU BEEN LISTING J /
ALL OUR tXPENDfTORES ?
IN TME BODCET.DCrrriE* )
Dr. Charles A. Hateas
9 4 p e r c e n t A ir
A
A shland Lodge No. 28 , A. F .
A A. M.— M eets In the Masonic
hall every 2nd Thursday. Mast-
er, Dr. R. L. Burdlc; Secretary,
W illiam Day.
DB. W. J. OBAHDALL
N ew L am p B u m s
S K IN
gnckly by applying Mcntho-Selphur
The pimples seem to dry right up and
go away, declares a noted side
specialist.
Nothing has ever been found to take
the place o f sulphur as a pimple re
mover. It is harmless and inexpen
sive. Just u k any druggist for a
small jar o f Rowfes Ifentho-Sulphui
Business and Pr
C W E L L , I ’M GOING TO
CHECK THB B U D G E T
AGAINST OUR MONTHLY,
BILLS AND SEE WHAT
KIND OF A B o o k -— ,
KEEPER YOU ARC .X
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ON THE WRITING
DESK.
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