Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, November 23, 1926, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextÀ FO R R E N T — U p-to-date em ail ap artm ent, a lso larger apartm ent. In qu ire a t S I B. Second S t., or p hon e 394-R . 14-tf F O R R E N T — - F ou r room h ouse, w ell fu rn ish ed , m odern and close In. 818 H argadine. 7O-6t F O R R E N T —A f t e r Doe. 1. fiv e room fa m is h e d h ou se in clu d in g piano, a good garage, 281 G resh am , cor. Iow a. In qu ire a t 641 F airview . 70-3 FO R R E N T — R oom y old farm houaa at e d g e o f tow n not too far from sch ool. S uitab le for large fam ily. F u rn ish ed w ith electric w asher, sto v es, bads, etc. Inquire a t 81 8. Second S t , or phyne 394-H . 64-tf FO R R E N T — F u rn ish ed cabins aud sm all ap artm en ts. R eason a b le by w eek or m onth. 163 Oran tie St. bO-tf POSITION W A N TED — F em ale W A N TED — L ight h ou sek eep in g by exp erien ced g irt, 18 years o f age, 40 B u sh . 67-3 FOR SA L E - , or rent, tw o, tw o acre poultry ranches, good house, W EL L DRILLING— R. C. Yo- fru it. P hon e 294-K or see B. L. 89-3* ch stser, deep w ell d rillin g . T alen t, P o w ell. IP « X u tley . Ore. P h o n e S«SJ8. «4-1 ta o * r o n SALK O B R E N T — N ew W A N TED — M agnetoes to h ouse, hardw ood flo o rs, break ch arge, 3 1 .5 0 . R echarged fa st nook, b asem ent, garage, our n ew S ervell C harger. < la r g e lo t. V ery reason able, 10 com b M otor Co. P h on e «0. per cen t down and 1 per cen t per mo. P h on e 817-L or 658 H olly St. /• 4 8 -tf AMY CURL IN TROUBLE— May som m u nlcate w ith E n sign L ee Of th e S alvation A rm y a t th e , W h ite S hield H om e, 665 May- fa ir A re., P ortlan d, Oregon. FOR SA L B — W. T. B la ck w ell’s services, building,' repairing, W ANTED— B a tteries to r e p ainting, tin tin g and c e m e n t charge. | l . Claycom b M otor Co.. work. P h o n e 358-L. 6 7 -í-m o . F ord Garago. P hon e 50. 54-Jf C ounter L eghorn farm , A sh IRON F O U N D R Y -B r a s s and land, Ore., fo r 'h lg h grade, vigor Iron castin g s m ade to order, ma- ous breeding cockerels. Order s h ln s and atovo repairing done naw. 6 2 -tf a t E a g la Bros. F oundry, 140 Ob FO R SA L E— Thor w ash in g m a erlin St. « 1 -1 m o.* ch in e, sw in g in g w ringer, 266 6th St. or ca ll 210-J. 6 1 -tf LA N D AUCTION— A creage sub d ivision . F ron tage P a cific H igh w ay and R ogue R iver. C hoicest black sandy loam so il. T uesday, N ov. 30. A ddress W alter 11. Jon es M edford, for in form ation . 63-13* |L jR tableta to work off the Cold and to fortify the system against Grip, Influenza and other serious ilia resulting from a Cold. The Safe and P ro v e n FO R EXCHANGE FOR T R ^ D E — M issouri farm , Mrs. A lice A. P ell o f A shland . Moray L. A pp legate, now liv in g in M exico and Mrs. Lena L. S m ith of K lam ath F a lls. Two d a u g h ters, J essie and Mrs. Eda F. P ierce CANDY YOU O tin ; BENNY* Office Phone 126 F irst N ational Bank B uilding 0. ELLYSON SHINN Dr. Charles A. ffnines Dentist Physician and Surgeon N A W ! TH’ C hoci / t j BAT T H ’ O 40C LIT S 'N Y O U E A T TH ’ z— ' TM’ e e s r O F IT part . J— Office Phone 164-J Jlome Phone 164-L O FFIC B HOURS , 10 to 1 2 » . m.— S t o B p . na. r , C itlsens Bank B u ild in g Ashland, Oregon DB- MATTIE B. SHAW DB. BOLAND ALLEN Physician and Surgeon Physician and Surgeon 108 Pioneer Avenue Office Phone 108 Office and R esidence Phonp 2 8 R esidence P h on e 4O1-R OFFICE HOURS 2 a. na. — 2-4 i 6 :3 0 - 7:30 p. in. W IU ) ROSE OFPTCE HOURS 1.0-12 A. M. 3 -8 P . M. First N ational D ank B uild in g LARD Convalescent Home HERE AT LAST Tailor-M ade Shoes 1 38 G ranile W i men’s Shoes, 87 .8 8 M en's Shoes, «7.88 T erm s: 8 2 t o « 3 .5 0 -per d a ) Environm ent Food WHITTLE TRANSFER A STORAGE 00. Coal, W ood'and Storage i P ack in g, C rating and Shipping. L on g D istance H auling. So the bakers took the “luck” out of their business. One of the first things they did was to select their flours to meet laboratory tests for uniformity. blend Housewives cannot be bothered with testing labor* atones in their homes, nor is there need,'since they have learned to buy flour by brand name. That is w hy Fisher’s Blend Brand Flour |ias become stand* ard for household use— it is the same today, as last month, as ten years ago. FISHER FLOURING MILLS COMPANY SEA TTLE TACOMA PORTLAND B u t You dont 6 a t it ANYHOW f . OH, D o n t l THOUGH? NAVi-H'OU LEAve IT AIA- OVBI^ . '(OUR FACe / . CLIFF BURLINGAME Painter and Decorator Auto Freight Terminal Phone 117 Office 89 Oak St. E stim ates Gladly Furnished. Phono 0 8 1ST ST. GARAGE THE POWDER FUFF Valve R ofacing and Grinding a Specialty N o matter how skilled the baker, really fine breads must have their beginning in dependable flour. Long ago commercial bakers came to that conclusion. Pro* ducing thousands of loaves each day called for organ* ization to banish uncertainties, else how would they be uniform day*in and dayout in color, texture and flavor? Little chance had Mr. Baker to excuse him* self by saying: “I had a little bad luck with the batch today.” For the W hole F am ily Tailor-M ade Shoes are fitted to six actual foot m easu re m ents lu any sty le— In th e leather you lik e beet an d In high or low shoes a s yon pre- fer. N ow you can en jo y foot com fort and have p erfect sh oe style and m axim um service. H. C. HANSON 8 » G resham A shland. Orc. Paper Hanging — Tinting a Spociafty R ear Union O il Station By Taylor G e e , it loo ns good - t e r M t > ■ E venings by Appointm ent W h ile teach in g in A shland, sh e m et C aptain Ivan £>. A pp legate, jind after a brief cou rtsh ip , ch ar a cteristic o f the period, th e w ed- .C A R /V tec X-Bay, Including Teeth Tem ptiug E I Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat M rs. W . M . B a r b e r In C h a r g e What Is a Diuretic? * ' w it h c h o c u t on i t Practice Limited To Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat P leasan t had arrived in Oregon elev en I years p revious led by the lu re of gold in th e Oregon country. The fam ily landed at C rescent City In N ovem ber, 1870 and w ere taken ash ore in sm all b oats over a rough and choppy sea. T he fa th er had settled on P lea sa n t People A re Learning the V a lu e of Creek and becam e a prosperous Occasional Use. m iner in th a t sectio n . Tha su b ject of th is sk etch , th en M argar VBRYOM* knows that a lax ative stimulates the bowels. et H u tchinson, en gaged In tea ch A diuretic performs a similar in g school alm o st Im m ediately function to the k id n e y s . Under upon h er arrival in Oregon. H er the strain o f our modern life, first school w as near Jack so n our organs are apt to become sluggish and require assistance. v ille, the then m etrop olis o f M ore and m o rs p eo p le are Southern Oregon; la ter sh e ta u g h t learning to use D oan ’s F ilh ,o c in A shland and vicin ity . Many o f casionally, to insure good eliro- ination which ¡3 so essential A shland's p ro m in en t-citizen s wer<^ to good health. More than 50,- her early day p up ils and rev er 000 grateful users have given en tly m ourn the p assin g of one D oan'a signed recommenda w hose kindly m in istra tio n s aided tions. Scarcely a community but has its representation. AsA so m aterially in th e form ative y o u r n tiih b o r ! period o f their young liv es. C a R i MU u Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Res. Pbone 184 The absolute f r e s h ness and p u r i t y of this natural shorten ing make it ideal for e v e r y cooking pur pose. Mom and Pop w h at XlNDA D B .X B X X 8T A .W 00D « F acing Park and Litóla Fountain g ate cam e to O regon via th e I s - | , til m us w ith her m other, Mrs. j R ichard H u tchinson. T he fa th er I DOAN'S DB. W. J. CRANDALL Office P hon e 151 A Perfect^jprtening for Every Purpose W ith th e passin g o f Mrs. Mar garet H utchinson A pplegate w ife o f th e late Ivan D. Apple- gate, at h er fa m ily hom e In A sh land, an o th er voice th a t could narrate from personal exp eriences th e d ram atic and so u l - stirrin g epochs o f Southern O regon, w as lo rev er stille d . L ivin g at a per iod w hen pioneer days w ere grad u ally g iv in g place to h igh er form s of civic life , Mrs. A pp legate w as an a ctiv e participant in th e in te l lectual and m oral u pb uildin g of Southern Oregon com m un ities. I « ■ ClJAR- Born at Mercer, Pen n sylvania I on March 20, 1 849, Mrs. A pple- j IVfron You Foot a C oM O K ** Bromo ^Quinine T hough fa llin g :n p hysical stren g th , Mrs. A pp legate w as k een ly in terested in th e civ ic, so cia l and relig io u s life o f th e com m un ity to th e very h our of hbr p assin g. A tru e lo v e r and builder o f hom e and fire sid e, a m other of th e b eau tifu l S outhern Oregon for w hich sh e had iy ea rly life endured sa crifice and privation. Strong in con victon , y et ever g en tle and con sid erate In ju d gm en t, sh e w as a w orthy typ e o f th e true pioneer m other. Business and ProfcMtosil Direelory C itizens Bank Bldg. Mr». Margaret Hutchinson A pplegate is Laid to B est Corn and b utter m ilk fed ch ick en s. 3 to ~ 4" Iks. P hon e 17F -2. 70-1 J r , Laxativo \/* Y w You’ll get better re sults th a n ever be fore by rubbing the outside of the dough w i t h w a r m W ild Rose Lard before set ting to age. T o rd R oadster, C laycom b M otor Co, >. 70-tf L lthla «8-5* TO ; hom e on G ranite street a d jo in in g | th a t of her d aughter, Mrs. A lice ' P ell, o f th is city. F o to 8ÀLÏS FOR HALE — R oyal V acuum clean er. N ew a t a bargain price. P hon e 209. * 70-1 In g On Wüdfiôse Of h er n v e eb n eren , th r e e .a r e liv in g to m ourn her p assin g. 100 acres. W ill trade for A sh land R es. property. Farm one end on e-h a lf -m ile s from cou rt h ouse, K irk sv ille, M issouri, su it ab le for su b-dlvidlng in to 6 or 10 R enl E state acre tracts, for p oultry, tru ck er F or bargains In R eal E sta te fru it raising. U nderlaid - w i t h try Brow n and R ice, 63 N o. Maia. coal. 365 per acre. 3 3 0 0 0 encum - 234-tf. .herance w hich can n e renew ed at m aturity. A ddress B ox " J ”, A sh F O R SALE — A utom obiles land, Ore. 67-3 FOR SALE— Ford Coupe, 3175 — C laycom b-M otor Co. P hon e 50. H E L P W A N TED — M ale W A N T E D — B u s Boy, S prings H otel— d in* day wan se t for J u ly 4, The su rvive. Mrs. K. A.. Putnam of (St. H elen s M ist) Modoc Indian u prising nocosal- fj R ed lan ds. Cal., Mrs. J. B. Fair- It is said th a t a censorship tated a postponem ent o f th e rnu- is being m aintained in R um child o f P asad en a, C a t .and Mont r tia ls u n til Ju ly 14, w hen th e wad ania on th e n ew s about th e d in g took p lace a t th e parental B. H utchinson o f R eno, N evada. queen in th e U nited S tates. hom e o f th e bride on P le a sa n t Mrs. A pplegat^ w as laid | o rest Som etim es w e fee l th a t a lit Creek. T heir ea rly m arried lif e beside h er la te husband In the tle censorship on th e su b ject In K lam ath cou n ty w as passed K lam ath F a lls Cemetery*. w ouldn ’t be so bad over h ere am id th e th rillin g ev e n ts o f th e either. T here am id the environing Modoc In dian W ar. C aptain Ivan lak es, m oun tains and w hispering A pplegate w as an o u tsta n d in g f ig pines, th ey loved so w ell, rest Salem — T eleph one co n stru e, ure In th is grea t stru g g le an d b is these em pire builders oj by-gone tion here th is year, w ill to ta l w ife participated in m any o f th e days. 112 0 ,0 0 0 . harrow in g ev e n ts Incident to th o se h istoric days. Mr. A p p leg a te la ter becam e a prosperous sto ck m an o f K lam ath cou n ty a n d th e fam ily hom e, presided over b f Mrs. A pp legate, w as a cen ta r o f k indly h o sp ita lity and cu ltu r a l In flu en ce. Since the death o f Mr. A pp legate la 1 1 1 8 , Mrs. A pple- g a te h as resided a t th e f a m il y ' We have Installed m achinery which m akes your valves op- arate perfectly. We inspect cars, locate trouble free o f charge. BEAUTE SHOPPE (O ver The T idin gs) Now Under the D irection R ose Sullivan. of Phone 77 For Appointment FEH IG E'S TR A N SFER Phone 410 375 B St Drayage, storage and long diet ance hauling. 60-tl Accredited Training Pay* T. L. POW ELL General Transfer Good team and m otor trucks, Good service at a reasonable price -— Phone S3. JORDANS HASH AND CAIUNHT WORKS Corn.ir H elm an and Van Neaa. Phone 111. 194-tf Cockerels Big, vigorous birds, w eigh in g over 5 lbs. each. Llnebred and Individually P ed igreed from a Progeny Tested Dam w ith 3 year record of 654 eg g s (1 st year 271 e g g s ). Only a lim ited num ber left. Prices ve.-y reason able, Wit a proven breeding ab ility. P ed l. gree furnished. Medford Business College Bus F air A llow an ce Newcombe For Wood Phone 631 F act, and PI. B lox, 1 8 0 en . ft. Ixtad ............................... «. 8 8.00 LTthia Leghorn» 112 N utlay St. P h on e 458-J Ca/dstma Co Stop th e n today Stop them quickly— «11 their dangers and JiacomfortaJtodtheieverand headache. Force the poiaorasta. H ilt hwdtCahli in ag hours. They tone the whohtyatem . The prompt, re liable reaul tshavs led uutbenstocaaploy than. Don’t rely on I Be Sum Ilk 8 cord M s . ----- ^.... 3 « ft. Dry F ir Blabs, per Cord ---------------------- B Cord M . ______ I One Block E ast o f th e land Lnnndry. IOS V a l« clan, was acquitted F riday night of charges of first degree murder In the alleged poisoning o f h is wife. The jury deliberated four one-half hours. and Dr. Moore w as brought here from N ashville. T e a s., to face MURDER CHARGE charges o f poisoning Mrs. Moore PORT A N G E L E S /W ash ., Nov. 1 by administration* o f strychn in e in 23.— (U n ited N e w s)— Dr. P aul her m edlicne In th e Illness that D. Moore, Soquln, W ash., physi-preceded her d eath.