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Osteopathic
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Physician and Surgeot
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lil i W k
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Practice lim ite d To
Eye, Ear, N e w and Throat
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Wye, Ear, Nose and Thrc
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WANTJB^wThe Durable Ho-
n w * . qard-
sleyy
Corporation desiree a perm­
<*>d flap«*, batthfast n o » k.
anent
Dtrect-to-Coneumer aalea-
bawmeak carnee. Urce lot. yery
fl X-Ray, Including Tdeth
Office Phone 126
Eirat National Bank Bull(l,JJani
lady 1* the Ashland territory.
Good eoquniMton«, high quality
m^chandiae. Give full (totalis,
48-tf age,
exp. etc., In first le t t e ? Dis
triet Manager. Box 367, KJamatt-
Falls, Oregon.
<0-1«
mnaanebto,
»•» PWt down a°d
1 per fleet per mo. Phone 117
il nr fins Holly St.
FOB W l # — Your choice of 3 PU N ITIO N W A N TE D — Female
extra fine.-cows, one registered,
Work- in Private home fpr
ft. D. flaafnrd 33# Beach St. Ash-
Woman
w ith four year old child.
laad,
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• 69-3*
Tidings Box D.
FOR S A W - N « Zealand Red
M U t«#, » does, 1 buck, 5 young.
Some alfaH», rolled barley and
BOAR» and ROOM— In private
FO RRENTMCosy wlntes eghln s a lt Win Mil altogether cheap. home by retired business man.
Write F. O. Box 98. Give particulars in first letter.
with garage. I f* Granite. <3-lmo. Phone
' 88-4* Tidings Box L.
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FOR RENT—rfturalahed' egMps
• RANCH W ANTED
FOR SALE — 8 Wiandott Pul­
and small apartments- Reason­
W A N T E D — To hear from own­
able by week or month. 163 gran­ ista laying and >v3S Rifle like
er of good ranch for sale. State
ite St.
60-tf new. Dncfee. 708 Penn. Ave.
68-3* cash price, fu ll particulars. D. F.
Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. 64-4-W
COCKERELS, çonnter - tancred
W A N T E D — Magnetoes to
’white leghorns. Pedigreed, ylg-
orous, free, range, Vlg producing charge, 81.50. Recharged
Ladies gentle riding horse with cockerels, 6 to 50 dollars each. our new Servell Charger. I
saddle, bridle, cbeag. L. Stan- Quality pays. Counter ’ Leghorn comb Motor Co. Phone 50.
cliff. Central P oin t »
69-4* Farm . Ashland, Ore
47-1-mo
ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE— May
communicate With Rnatgn Lee
of ike Salvation Army at the
FOR S A L E :- W hite Rotary
White Shield Homs, 585 May-
Sewing machine for 150.00 at
fair Ave., Portland, Oregon.
21-tf
Pells Comer.
FOB SALE — Tea
and wagon at |6 0 . T
worth more than 360.
Rice. Phone 100-J.,
St.
W A N TED — Batteries
to
re­
FOR S A IF — Shepherd dog, >3.
charge. 31. Claycomb Motor Co..
one year old. good etoek and
POSITION WANTED— MALE
Ford Garage. Phone 50.
54-tf
watch dog.
Also rabbits, chin­
Active Elderly gentleman de­
chillas, white flemish giants, end
IR O N FO U N DR Y— Brass sad
sires light employment either busi­ iron castings Inade to order, ma­
others. Call >98/1.
Phone 14F2 for Thknksglvlng
Turkeys and geese.
. 60-10
ness or ranch. .Good home more chine and store repairing done
at Eagle Bros. Foundry, 140 Ob­
erlin JR.
41-1 mo.*
Lodge Directory
. Ashland Lodge No. 28, A. F.
48 A. M.— Meets in the Masonic
ball every 2nd Thursday. Mast­
er, Dr. R . L. Bardic; Secretary,
William Day.
Slaklyou Chapter Nw. S |, R.
A. M.— Meets in the Masonic
ball every 3rd Thursday. High
Priest, Clyde A. Malone; Sec­
retory, WlUlnm Day.
Malta Oomumdery No. 4, K .
T— Meets in the Masonic ball
on the 1st and 3rd Wednes­
days. Em. Commander, D. H.
Jackson; Recorder, William
Hilah Temple A. A. O. N. M.
B— -Meets to the Masonic hall
every la t Friday. Illnatriona
Potentate, F. D. Wagner; Re­
corder, William Day.
Alpha Chapter No. 1, O. K.
S.— Meets In the. Masonic hall
on the le t and 3rd Tuesdays.
Worthy Matron, Mm. Nellie
Peters; Secretary, Mrs. Leah
N. Caldwell.
Znleima Temple, Daughters
of The Nile— Meets In the Ma­
sonic hall every 2nd Saturday.
Meets alternately at Medford,
Ashland and Grants Pass. Prin­
cess Tirzah, Lorena McNair:
Prlncese Znlelka, Grace Ma­
lone.
Ashland Chstptep DeModay—
Meets in the Masonic hall on
the 2nd and 4th Mondays.
Master
Counsellor.
MUtop
Franklin; Senior Counsellor,
Roland Parks.
Pilot Bock Euflsunpmeut No.
I®,— Meets In (fie I. O. O. F.
hall on tho 1st and 3rd Tues­
days. C. B. Hooper, Scribe.
Acorn Circle No. 34, Neigh­
bors of the Woodcraft.— Meets
In the I. O. O. F. hall on the
1st and Srd Mondays. Guard­
ian Neighbor, Mrs. W . G. Pres­
cott; Clerk, Mrs. Wm . Sten-
nett.
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. ...Astxland Lodge No. 43, I . o.
O. F .— Meets In the I. O. O. F.
hall every Thursday.
Noble
Grand, M r. Hazelwood
Vice
Grand, H . J. W alcott; Re­
cording Secretary, C. E. Hoop-
Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 14
— Meeks In the I. O. O. P. hall
on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays.
Noble Grand, Mrs. May Eib;
Recording
Secretary,
Miss
Ethel Reed.
Ashland Lodge No. 844, B.
P. O. E.— Meets in the Elks
Temple every Saturdsy. Exalt­
ed Ruler, James Bowers Sec­
retary, Ed Thornton.
Ivy Camp No. 2898, Royal
Neighbors, t — Meets In the
Moose haU on the 1st and 3rd
Monday*: Oracle, Mrs. A. A.
Madden; Recorder, Mrs. Alice
Turner.
Ashland Lodge No. 117, K.
»( P ^ —Meets In thofi. O. O. F.
hall on 1st and 3rd Fridays.
Chancellor Commander, M il­
lard Dunn
Burnside Relief. C
S4— Meets In the I.
hall no the 1st and 3
days, at 2 p. m.
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Mrs. Alice Turner; I
Mrs. 8. A. Peters, Sr.
Ashland Homestead No. 4087
B. A. Y.— Meets In the I. O.
O. F. hall on the 2nd and 4tb
Ifemdays.
Fraternal Brotherhood— 1st
and Srd Thursdays, at the
Moose HaU.
Thesophlcal Lodge
meets each Monday night, 7:30
at Library.
Ashlano Camp No. 243, W.
O. W — Meets in the I. O. O. F.
hall on the 2nd and 4th Mon­
days. Clerk, J. R. W ick; Con­
sul Commander, C. E. Lane.
G. A. R<— 2nd and
each month. Annory,
Visitors Welcome. O.
netto, Commander.
W A N T E D — W ell
equipped
farm to 'trade for apartment
house. Brown A Rice, 63 N.
Main.
58-3
0 . ELLYSON SHINff
Dentist
Richard D ix and Esther Ralston in a scene Hom
Hie Paramount Picture *The Q uarterback/
ett, the drlglna) portrayer of R p
Van Wipkle. Ills
grandfather,
the Rev. Abraham Keteltae of
early DutCfi stock, a soldier in the
revolution and chaplain of the
continental
congress .o f 1778.
| James was born at W olf Uland,
• Ontario, on .September 6. 1869,
tu t his parents were merely there
,loi the healthful atmosphere, and
anon brought
the ' handsome
youngster back to New York. For,
.If pictures are to be believed,
Ilackett was good looking from
the cradle. The year 1891 finds
Hackett graduating after the us­
ual city grammar school prepara­
N O TIC E O F F IN A L H E A R IN G
tion,
from the College of the City
In the County Court of the
State of Oregon for Jackson CCu li­ ■ cf New York. W ith his bach
dor's degree safe he begnu thx
ti-
In the M atter of the Estate of study of law next year, but founa
1 it tiresome.
J. P. Hollmeyer, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the i . Probably disregarding excellent
undersigned. Adm inistratrix . of advice Hackett Joined, a stock
tho partnership estate of Nlms ' company— the Palmer— and map's
and Hollmeyer, doing business as [• z stage debut in Philadelphia al
Ideal Grocery, has filed her final the. Park theatre in March o'
The next year he wan
account in said partnership es 1892.
tate, in said county court and [ causing a sensation on Broadway.
that the court has fixed Monday, , He was leading man at the Nev.
the 2<Rh day of December, 1988. , York Lyceum. His age was 24
at ten o'clock a. m. and the court ; years, thewyoungest actor ever
room of said court as the time I to charm the debutantes and
end place for the hearing of any - dowagers of New York In a lead-
objections there may be to the i ' ing role up to that time.
Hackett's fame increased stead
said report and the settlement
Illy. He began to assume the du
thereof.
Date of first publication, Nov. , i t i c s of both actor and manager,
j His bold eyes and handsome bear-
10, 1926.
Florence Hollmeyer Converse, 1 ing served an acute brain.
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Physician and Surgeon
Citizens Bank Bldg.
Office Phone 164-J
Home Phone 164-L
Office Phone 151
W orking for W . E. W a lters "
Miss Velma Clapp, who reCent-
ly returned from a three months
vacation In Chicago, is working
for a few days for W. E. W alter*,
secretary of the local Y. M. O. A.
office hours
10 to 13 a. m.— 2 to,,» p. as.
Res. Phone
Citisene Bank Building »
Ashland, Oregon
Evenings by Appointment
Movc<l—
W. A. Aiken and fam ily have
moved from 128 South Pioneer to
the"a'&artments over the post of­
fice.
Press Hits Bobbed Hair—
Dr. Charles A. Haines
DB- MATTIE B. SHAW
Physician and Surgeon
JapeneBo newspapers have in­
augurated a campaign Again*',
bobbed hair. The ndw style is
branded as immoral and not suit­
able for Japanesce women.
Phone 2S
Residence Phone 481-R
OFFICE HOURS
I 13 a. m. — 2-4 p.
6:30 - 7:30 p. m.
OFFICE HOURS
10-18 A. M.
M P. M.
First National Bank Building
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice is nereby given, that
the undersigned has been ap­
pointed executrix of the estate of
Elbert R. Greer, deceased, by the
County Court of Jackson County,
Oregon, and has Qualified. A ll
persons having claims against
said estate are notified to pre­
sent same at the law office of W .
J. Moore, In Ashland, Oregoxu
with proper vouchers snd duly
verified, within six months from
tho first
publication
hereof,
which is October 14, 1923.
L IL L IA N H. GREER,
Executrix.
37-5-Thurs.
HERE AT LAST
CONVALESCENT
HOME
153 Granite S t.’
Mrs. W. M. .Barber in Charge
Open to all in noed of health
Practical* Nursing.
Old people and Invalids board
ed and cared for.
W i ' t l W ’l
¿FU N
klN I HAVE A
p e n n y , P op 7
L SHOULD SA V
YOU K A ve BEEN
a G ood girl
BURLINGAME
Coal, Wood and Storage
Painter
and Decorator
Paper Hanging — Tinting
a Specialty
Estimates Gladly Furnished.
Phono OS
THE POWDER PU F F
BEA U TE
Now Under the Direction of
Rose Sullivan.
Phone 77
For« Appointment
Accredited
Training
Shorthand
Burroughs Calculator
Bnatnees Office Practice
Medford Business College
Bus Fair Allowance
Congress M e e ts
For Few Minute»
WASHINGTON. Nov. 10.—1
Voltod Stotod Senate met to
special seeaioa today and pe
trini of former
George W . Bngl
adjourned to mm
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SUBSCRIBE FDR THE TIDINGS. cougraeeloMl
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8H 0PPE
(Over The Tidings) .
Phone II
Send this «d and 10 cento to
Fcley * Co.. 1816 Sheffield Ara.,
Chicago, III., writing your u m e
and addrees elegytf- To*
receive a trial bottle of Foley’s
floney and Tgr Compo»«4- to»
coughs, oolfto, eron* (spasmodle)
and tickling throgt; also a trig!
packet each of Foley Pills, a dlur-
ctle stlumlant for the kidneys,
and Foley CeMmrtte Tablets tor
constipation.
klltouaness
and
•l<;k headacka*. ■ Tkkse wonder­
ful remedies Hkt* helped utlUeae
of psepl«. Send tor them —Bold
•vsrfirkm e—Wn. 4.
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Ashland, Orc.
CLIFF
Colds
Mom And Pop
H. C. HANSON
W HITTLE TBANSPER
& STORAGE 0 0 .
Mr. Tuttle Can
Sleep A fte r ... By m illions ended
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Gas Is Gone
By Taylor
Tailor-Made Shoes
Wi-men’s Shoes, 87.83
Men’s Shoes, 87.83
For the Whole Fam ily
Tailor-Made Shoes are fitted
to six actual foot measure­
ments in any style— I n ' the
leather you like best and in
high or low shoes as yon pre­
fer. Now you can enjoy foot
comfort and have perfect shoo
style and maximum service.
OS Grcxhain
Packing, Crating and Shipping.
Adm inistratrix
FO B SALE— By owner, two
Long Distance Hauling.
lota on East M ain, Klam ath Falls.
Cheap if taken at once. Terms, HUT— H E “ F E L T NO B E T T E R
Auto Freight Terminal
address.
Owner, -box 281,
Mt.
FO R T H A T .”
bhasta. Cal.
66-6«
A man from Nebraska tell’
Phone 117
Hill’s stop millioos of colds every wintcr-
this: “ For three nights I was
snd in 34 hours. They end headache anc
Office
Oak S t
Real Estât#
fever, open the bowels, tone the whole sys i
kept awake by a bothersome per­
For bargains In Real Estate sistent cough, and so were other»
“ After taking Adlerlka, the tan. Use nothing less reliable. Colds anc
try Brown
Rice. <3 No. Main. cf the fam ily; and 1 felt no bet­ heavy feeling (gas) in my abdo­ Grippe call for prompt, efficient help. G*
sure you get it.
234-tf. ter for that. The very first dose: men Is gone and I get a good
B
u S u r e Its A filliw * Price 3O t
night’s rest now.” (signed) J. C.
SKILLED LOCKSMITH
FOR SALE— or rent, my 10 o£ Foley’s Honey and T ar relieved
scree’ in alfalfa, one mile east of me and In two days’ time my Tuttle. Adlerlka removes gas In
F ixit Shop
T E N minutes and brings out a
town in Talent Irrigation. C. A- cough was entirely gone.” .Think
surprising amount of old waste
Lewis H. Jacks, Prop.
Gray, 1372 Iowa
60-ti I of (he saving of distress to him ­
m
atter
you
never
thought
was
In
self and.others, had he taken Fo­
843 East Main St.
FOR SALE — Service Station, ley’s Honey and T ar Compound at your system. This excellent In­
Car keys, all makes by lock
store and dwelling. Goods at In­ the start. I t pays to keep it on testinal évacuant is wonderful for
voice. Best location in Jackson band. Tho large fam ly size is a constipation or allied stomach
aumbpr. Kpys fit to door locks
county. Browu & Rice, 63 K. real economical buy. Ask for it. | trouble. Stops that full, bloated
xnd pollocks of all kinds. Mall
Main.
go-9 Sold Everywhere.— No. 2.
| feeling. McNair Bros.
orders solicited.
Chiloquin— Four new buildings
being erected on site of recent
Uee Grandma's Sage Tea and
C h u r c h D ir e c t o r y
fire.
Sulphur Recipe and Nobody
Methodist Episcopal Cliurch
Church
1ST ST. GARAGE
W ill Knew
N. Main and Laurel streets.
Four
Rear Union Oil Htathm
H. F. Pemberton, Pastor, 117
P. C
Valve Refaring and Grinding
Laurel street. Phone 87.
The use of Sage and Sulphur for
a Specialty ,
Full Gospel Temple
restoring faded, grav hair to itk
FfesbyteriM Church
Boulevard
natural color dates back to grand­
We
have
Installed mnchln»rj
N. Main and Helman Streets.
mother’s time She used it to ki < o
/ . 8. Murphy, Pastor
which
makes
your valves op-
Hugh T. MItcheluiore. Pastor,
her hair beautifully dark, gloaay ano
«rate perfectly.
135 N. Main 8t. Phone 491-L.
Pentecontal Chusck
attractive Whenever her hair took
We Inspect cars, locate trouble
Stone Churck, F lfth and Maln
For 6J years, millions have rubbed on that dull, faded or streaked ap­
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free of charge.
Lutheran Church
' streets
toothing, penetrating St. Jacobs Oil pearance, this simple mixture was
Servlccfl In Adventist Church,
E. F. Bingham, Paator
applied
with
wonderful
effect.
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■ right on the tender
Call In for a Ulmf.
Fourth and C 94. H. H. Young,
But brewing at'home la mussy and
yv
»P01. and hy the
J.
W. Barr «6 Ron
Trinity Episcopal Church
Pastor, 838 Boulevard.
out-of-date.
Nowadays,
by
asking
at
time they say Jack
any drug store for a bottle of
Second Street
U
Robinson — o u t
Rev. P. K. Hammond, Vicar,
First Church of Christ
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conics the rheu- “Wyeth’s Sago and Sulphur Com­
42 Second Street. Phone 110
Sclcntlst-r-gouth pioneer Ave.
matic pain and dio- pound,” vou will get thia famoua old
Mrs. W illiam Afcken, 'F ir s t
tress.
SL Jacobs preparation, improved by the addi­
FEHIGE’B TRANSFER
Ooggregatlosial Church
Reader, 128 S. Pioneer. Phone
1
Oil is a harmless tion of other ingredients, which can
Phone 410
878 B St.
be
depended
upon
to
restore
natural
Boulevard
rheumatism a n d
448-L.
Drayage, storage and long dist­
color
and
beauty
to
the
hair.
Rev. Chas. D. Gaffney
pain liniment which
ance huUltog-
10-tl
Well-known
druggista say it
469 Boulevard
never
disappoints
Christies Cliurch
darkens
the
hair
so
naturally
and
and doesn’t burn the
B and Second Stre«
Free Methodist Church
T. U "POWELL
A - x V skin. It takes pain, evenly that nobody can tell it has
V. K. Allison, Past
applied. You simply dampen a
E. Main and Sixth Street
General Transfer
soreness and stiff- been
630 Boulevard
sponge or soft brush with it and
Emma R. Thompson, Pastor.
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neM *rom achin< draw this through your hair, taking Good team and motor
Good
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oints- muscles and one strand at a time. By morning
Catholic C||
Baptist Church
price
1
bones;
stops
sciat­
Sixth and C 1
the
gray
hair
disappears,
wnd
after
Hargadlne and F irst Streets
ica, lumbago, back­ anothar application or taro, it bs-
The Rev. Father, J.
Cdrihodf
Myron S. Woodworth, Pastor,
ache and neuralgia. 31 cent bottle oomas beautifully dark and glossy.
Sixth and C Street«
bene 10«
Oak Street
guaranteed by all druggists.
Corner H I
SOMBTHtN® OOT
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone 188 '
Office and Residence
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