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FOB SALE— Dairy ranch 11» &. about SO a. io alfalfa, and a long lease on 8S0 a. pasture land adjoining, good house large barn, gratnery, chicken houee, cream separators and farm tools, estab lished m ilk route, 1 mile from good town all for «3000, «1000. bal. «S00 per year. Brown A Rice, i t N Main. 71-3 I W A N TK D — Ftrst or third cut FOR RENT— Three room a p t FO R SALE— o rv e n t, two, two ting bay. 684 Iowa St. 79-8* acre poultry ranches, good house, furnished with garage, 505 Boule W E L L D R IL L IN G — R. C. Vo^ fruit. Phons 394-R or see B. L. vard. <!-<• FOB RBNT»*-Up-to-date small apartment, also larger apartm ent Inquire at 81 8. Second a t, or phone 894-R. <4-tf FOB RBNT— Nice «-room fur nished house, one 5-room house, unfurnished, a ll close to the schools. Brown A Rice,’ «3 N. Main. 71-2 69-3« chstser, deep well drilling, Talent, Powell. 198 Nutley. Ora. Phons S8IJ8. 84-1 mo.« FO R BALE OR R E N T ---- New W A N T E D — Magnetoes to re house, hardwood floors, break charge, «1.80. Recharged, with fast nook, basement, garage, our naw Servell Charger. Clay- large lot. Very reasonable, 10 comb Motor Co. Phone 50. . per cent down and 1 per cent per 54-tf mo. Phone 317-L or 558 Holly 8t. 48-tf ANY G IR L IN TR O U B LE— ««ay eommanicate w ith Ensign Las of the Salvation A rm y at the W hite Shield R o m s,,««« May- fa ir Ava., Portland, Oregon. FO R BALK— ¡W. T. Blackwell’s building, repairing, W A N T E D — Batteries to re- services, sharga. «1. Clayeomb Motor Co.. pointing, tinting and c e m e n t 67-1-mo. Ford Garage. Phone «9. 64-tf work. Phone 369-L. F O R B E N T — , Four room IR O N FO U N DR Y— Brass, and house, well furnished, modern Iron casting* nude to order, • ma and close In. 31« Hargadine. 70-5t chine end stove repairing done at Eagle Bro*. Foundry, 140 Ob 41-1 mo.* FO R R E N T — A fter Dec. 1, five erlin 8L room furnished house Including piano, a good garage, 281 Gresh RANCH W ANTED am, cor. Iowa. Inquire at 641 Fairview. 70-3 W A N T E D — To bear from own FO R R E N T — Roomy old farm er of good ranch for sale. State house at edge of town not too cash price, fu ll particulars. D. F. far from school. Suitable for Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. 54-4-W large family. Furnished with electric washer, stoves, beds, etc. F O R «A L B — AntomobOe* Inquire at 31 B. Second St., or phone 384-R. 64-tf FO R JSALB— Ford Coupe, «176 — Clayeomb R otor Co. Phone 69. F O R R B N T— Furnished cabins F O R BALE — Ford Roadster, aud small apartments. Reason Clayeomb Motor Co. able by week or month. 153 Gran «150. ite St. « 9-lf Phone «0. 7.0-tf Counter Leghorn farm, Ash land, Ore., for high grade, vigor ous breeding cockerels. Order now. 62-tf FO R SALE— Thor washing ma chine, swinging wrlngec, 266 6th St. or call 210-J» 61-tf FOR HALE— 6-room house at ST1 Mountain Ave with 3 lots, 50 *300 eaeh, nearly 100 hens, large hen house, garage, Ashland Real ty Co. 71-tf LA N D AUCTION— Acreage sub division. Frontage Pacific High way and Rogue River. Choicest black sandy loam soil. Tuesday, Nov. 30. Address W alter H. Jones Medford, for information. FO R R EN T— Good 7 - room FO R BALE — Ford delivery _ _ ----.— .........»— 6 3-12* house at 2»8 Mountain Ave. Bee track In good running order. «50 Ashland Realty Co. 71-tf call «67 C 8L 71-3* For bargains in Rear Retate try Brown m d Rice, 63 No. Main. 234-tf. Lodge Directory Ashland Lodge No. 38, A . F . * A. M.— Meets in the Masonic ball every 2nd Thareday. Mast- er, Dr. R. L. Bnrdlc; Secretary, W illiam Day. - Ashlan O. F.— M hall ersi Grand, 1 Grand. Hisklyen Chapter No. 31, R- A. M.— Meets in the Masonic bail every 3rd Thursday- High Priest, Clyde A. Malone; Sec retary, W illiam Day. Ashland Lodge No. 844, B. P. O. B.— Meets in the Elks Temple every Saturday. Exalt ed Ruler, James BowerB Sec retary, Ed Thornton. H llah Temple A. A. O. N. M. S ^ -M eets In the Masonic hall every 1st Friday. Illustrious Potentate. F. IL Wagner; Re corder, W illian r Day. Znleima Temple, Daughters of The NUo— Meets in the Ma sonic hall every 2nd Saturday. Meets alternately at Medford, Ashland and Grants Pass. Prin cess Tlrsah, Lorena McNair; Princess Zuleika, Grace Ma lone. Iv y Gamp No. 9899, Royal Neighbor«, — Meets In the Moose hall on the 1st and 3rd Mondays; Oracle, Mrs. A. A. Madden; Recorder, Mrs. Alice Turner. Ashland Lodge No. 217, K. of P.— Meets In the I. O. O. F. hall on le t and 3rd Fridays. Chancellor Commander, MU lard Dann Burnside R elief C S4.— Meets in the I. hall no the 1st and 3 days, at 2 p. m. 1 Mrs. Alice Turner; Mrs. S. A. Peters, Sr. P ilo t Rock Encampment No. 16— Meets In the I. O. O. F. hall on the 1st and 3rd Tues days. C. E. Hooper, Scribe. Acorn Circle No. 84, Neigh bors of the Woodcraft.— Meets in the I. O. O. F. hall on the 1st and 3rd Mondays. Guard ian Neighbor, Mrs. W . O. Pres cott; Clerk, Mrs. W m . Sten- Colds Insist on the utmost A cold may be stopped in 24 hours, the fever checked, the bowels opened, the entire system toned. The way is HILL’S— a way to efficient that we id «1,000,000 for it Don’t rely on iser help, and don't delay. Get the quick, complete results that HILL’S is bringing m illio ns. E Laurel street. Phone 87. Presbyterian Church Fraternal Brotherhood— 1st and 3rd Thursdays, at "the Moose H all. • N. Main and Helman Streets. Hugh T. Mitchelmore, Pastor, 132 N. Main St. Phone 491-L, Lutheran Clmreh Services in Adventist Church Fourth and C St.Tf. H. Young, Pastor, 638 Boulevard. First Clmreh of Christ DB. W. J. CRANDALL DR. ERNEST A. WOODS Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Practioe Limited To Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat X-Ray, Including Teeth Office Phone 126 F irst National Bank Building 0. ELLY80N SHINN Dr. Charles A. Haine« Dentist Physician and Surgeon Citizens Bank Bldg. Res. Phone N EW YO RK. — A nine- foot, “dragon” (Varanus Ko- modoenis) brought to Bronx park from the volcanic Is land of Komodo, near Java, turned up Its toes-and died of stomach ache Monday. I t refuged all food but live chickens and expired after eating b I x , Evenings by Appointment DR- MATTIE B. SHAW Physician and Surgeon 108 Pioneer Avenue Clatskanie — Plans are being drawn, for Silvia «10,000 apart ments. - Office and Residence Phone 28 Preventive Vault Entombment If I 188 Granite Facing Park and Llthia Fountain «3 to $8.50 per day Coal, W ood and Storage a v a ila b le f They are Incomparably the Better Ways R O G R E S b lV fc people in the Northwest no longer are com pelled to. follow the crude methods o f an outworn age. P /c W T h e reverent, cleanly and proteded rest offered by the beautiful Colum bariums o f the Portland Crematorium and Mausoleum is now available. Church Four P. C. Trinity Episcopal Cliprch > Second Street < Rev. P. K. Hammond, Vicar, 42 Second Street. Phone 110 Ashlan« Camp No. 24S, W. O. W — Meets in the I. O. O. F. hall o * the 2nd and 4th Mon» days. Clerk, J, R. W ick; Con sul Commander, O. B. Lane. Christian Church B and Second Streets. V. K. Allison, Paator, 630 Boulevard Emma R. Thompson, Pastor G. A. R — 2nd and 4th Sat. each moúth. Armory, 2 p. m. Visitors Welcome. G. Q. Van- n a tta .. Commander Catholic Church Sixth and C Streets The Rev. Father, J. A. Carmody Sixth and C Streets. Phone H it Baptist Church Hargadine and F irst Streets. Myron S. Woodworth, Pastor, Oak Street Congregational Church Boulevard Rev. Chas. D. Gaffney 469 Boulevard Freo M ethodist Church E. Main and Sixth Street Th« Cott of jj Cremation | it only I ( »45 Your own funeral director can make the arrangements and explain fully the "In comparably Better Ways.” W rite for our brochure which carries views of our magnificent grounds and buildings. J ' Portland C R E M A T O R IU M ‘ñ'tfífausoleuin—, PORTLAND OREGON Cremation ^T/ault Entombment By Taylor Motti and Pop A W - I D O N 'T T H IN K I'L L . G O T O W O R K - X D O N 'T F E E L T ^ -i w en . DR. ROLAND ALLEN Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 10« Residence Phene 4B1-R H E R E A T LAST Tailor-Made Shoes W<-men's Bboee, «7.80 Men's Shoes, «7.88 For the Whole Fam ily Tailor-Made Shoes are fftted to six actual foot measure ments in any style— in the leather you like best sad la blah or lew shoes sa yoa pre fer. Now you can enjoy foot comfort and have perfect shoe style and maximum service. H. C. HANSON «8 Gresiuun Ashland, Ore. CLIFF BURLINGAME Painter and Decorator Paper Hanging — Tinting a Specialty r o • rv !■< ' t The box bears thia signature Pentecostal Clmreh Stone Church, F ifth and Main streets • E. F. Bingham, Pastor Packing, Crating and Shipping. Long Distance Hauling. Anto Freight Terminal The Safe and Proven Remedy. The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet Proven Safe for more than a Quarter o f a C entury. Price 30c. Boulevard J. S. Murphy, Pastor Tempting Food WHITTLE TRANSFER ft STORAGE 0 0 . tablets -------------- F ull Gospel Temple Citizens Bank Building * Ashland, Oregon OFFICE HOURS ’ Pleasant Environment Bromo Quinine O F F IC E HOURS 10 to 12 a. m.— 2 to B p. m. 2 a. m. — 2-4 p. m 6:30 - 7:30 p. m. Torme: & Laxative Wr *** Office Phone 164-J ' Home Phone, 164-L Mrs. W. M. Barber in Charge Scientist— South Pioneer Ave. Mrs. W illiam "Aitken, First Reader, 128 S. Pioneer. Phone 448-L. , C hick , x 'v e callrd y o u FOR T H E LAST T /M K - Y o u ’R e A HALF MOOR LA TE ro R — WORK ALREADY Business and Professional Directory Office Phone 161 Throughout the Northwest TheeopMral Lodge meets each Monday night, 7:30 at Library. I F there ’ s anything that GETS ON A HOUSEWIFE'S NCPV8S IT 'S A MÁN WHO REFUSES TO r I Ô S T U P IN TRe MORNING > J - * ' don’t go to a fortun teller, in or der to find out how long you are going to live. Go to your fam ily doctor and insist that he keep you well. Here’s the table which you should try to beat; A t 7 years of age, you live 58 years more. A t 12 years of age, you should live 53 years more. At 32 years of age, you should live* 37 years more. At 42 years of age, you should live 29 years more. ' At 52 years of age, you should live 21 years more. At 62 years of age, you live 15 years more. At 72 years of age, you should live 9 years more. At 82 years of age, you live 5 years more. ’ ■ At 92 years of age, you live 3 years more. At 102 years of age, you should live 2 years more. Convalescent Home Church Directory Methodist Episcopal Church B. A. Y .— Meets in the I. O. O. F. hall on the 2nd and 4th Mondays. Colds G rip , In ttu- H I L L ’ S C ascers-B rsm ids-O nabe 8 « «ura r a n get H IL L ’S, i a the ra d ben w ith p o rtra it. At all druggist»—30c. N. Main and Laurel streets. H. F. Pemberton. Pastor, 117 Ashland Homestead No. 4067 ■ Ashland Chapter DeModay— Meets in the Masonic hall on the 2nd and 4th Mondays. Master Counsellor, , Milton F ra n k lin ; Senior Counsellor, Mahogany Gump No. 6008, M. W . A.— Meets In the Moose hall on the 2nd and 4th F ri day*. ! Hope Rebekah Ledge Ne. 14 — Meets in the I. O. O. F. hall on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. Noble Grand, Mrs. May Elb; Recording Secretary, Miss Bthet Reed. M alta Commandery No. 4, K. T — Meets in the Mason is kail on the 1st and 3rd Wednes days. Em. Commander. D. H . Jackson; Recorder, W illiam Day. Alpha Chapter No. 1, O. E. 8.— Mdets In 'th e Masonic hall on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. W orthy Matron, Mrs. Nellie Peters; Secretary, Mrs. Leah N. Caldwell. «7800 will bay the beBt and most profitable 14 3-4 acre hoiñe inside city of Astfland. Buildings and free irrigation worth more money. «2000 down. See R. D. Sanford, 399 Beach street, Ash land. 71-1* So it is w ith the expectancy bf life. The 1 ife Insurance compan ies base their Investments on the law of average of human life, for your age and generation. Their statistics are derived from life statistics of the United States, Great Britain, France and Germany. It is, therefore, up to you to prolong your average If you can. in the first place, don’t believe the wag who said, “ Married men FOR BALE — Royal Vacuum cleaner. New at a bargain price. don’t live any longer than single Phone 20». 71-3 men, it only seems longer.” The statistics for the city of Chicago— for 1925— show that W A N T E D — Bus Boy, Llthia out of 1,000 men, from 25 to 34 <8-5* years, those who die. Included 15 Springs Hotel— who were divorced, 5 who were singly and only 4 who were mar ried. The ration is even more favorable as they get older. Women as an average live three, years longer, than men. The av erage life is now 58 years; you should live 8 years longer than CHICAGO, Nov, 24.*—(U. P . l— your parents and 12 years longer Toss a coin In the- a ir eighty than your grandparents; and some thousand times and It w ill land of our grandparents lived to be heads forty thousand times; at pretty old people. least this was the result of sn However, the average life of experiment by a class at the Uni people in your grandparents’ gen versity of California, June 28th eration was 46 years, and the av of this year. The experiment was erage life of those of your par simply to verify what had been ents* generation was 50 years. demonstrated many times before, Your children should liva four namely the law of average. Just keep tossing the coitt long enough years longer than you do. -The and It w ill break oven many times average life in I9 60 w ill-be 75 before you reach eighty thousand. years it Is expected. When it comes to long life, try t i be a little better than the average. Get the habiTof the annual health ex- A nd wrteee D on ' t y o u Teet- w e ll ?. Phone 117 Office 89 Oak St. Estimates Gladly Furnished. 1ST ST. GARAGE THE POWDER PUFF Rear Union Oil Station Valve Defacing and Grinding a Specialty We have Installed machinery which makes your valves op- grate perfectly. We inspect cars, locate trouble free of charge. Call In for a Chat. J. W. Barr ft Son BEAUTE SHOPPE (Over The Tidings) Now Under the Direction of Rose Sulllvnn. Phone 77 For Appointment F E H IG E ’B TR A N S FE R Phone 410 375 B St Drayage, storage and long dist ance hauling. CO-tl T. L. PO W E LL General Transfer Good team and motor tracks, Good service at a reasonable price — Phone 82. JORDANS BASH AND C A IU N E T WORUM Corner Helman and Van Ness. Phone 161. 194-tl Rhorthand Machine Bookkeeping Ilarronghs Calculator Ilasineee Office Practice Medford Business College Bus Fahr AUewance Cockerels Big, vigorous birds, weighing over 5 ibs. each. Linebred and Individually Pedigreed from a Progeny Tested Dam with 3 year record of 654 eggs (1st year 271 eggs). Only a lim ited number left. Prices very reasonable, with proven breeding ability. Pedi gree furnished. Lithia Leghorns 118 Nutley St. Phone 486-J N O TIC E O F F IN A L H E A R IN G 16 in. F lr Hlab MU1 Ran, 9 1-« Tler Ld................... 99.90 13 In. F lr «lab M1U B se, « Tler Ld. ........ fU ttt a ft. Pire Place Flash Ente, Pine A F lr. 9 TU» Ld. «SA» ‘ " r t" ” :l cord IA a. ------«... «19.09 4 ft. Dry F lr Blabs, per In the County Court of tbs Cori! .................____ «7.00 State of Oregon for Jackson C6un- 8 Cord Ld.......... ...... «19.UO 1». ------ In the M atter of the Estate of J. P. Hollmeyer, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that tht undersigned, Administratrix oi the partnership estate of Ninas thereof. and Hollmeyer, doing business a.» Date of first publication, NnV. Ideal Grocery, has filed her final 10, 1988. account in said partnership es Fiorane« Hollmeyer Convene, late, In said county cour» and Administratrix. that tho court has fixed Monday, "60-1 W ed.” the lo th day of December, 1928. at ten o’cleek a. m. and the court room of said coart as the time allsy — Hsreld” and place for the bearing of any Gay Hnghes I« objections there may be to the Caaadny. said report and the settlement