Salestady can secure exi
Agpland t y r lto r y represent!
Dgagble
Hosiery
Corpo
Klamath Valle.
W ANTED
K a le Help
LA RG E
Corporation degki
F O R 841.9 6 » A n electric Singer
sewing, machine, nearly
new.
I M m Christmas present at a bar-
price. Iceq b o w v’s a « * and
Second Hgpd ’ Stere, >9» East
M ain. Phone | T | . \
96-3
i
Wtt
Togetkpr
W
room furnished house.
Inquire Hardy Bros.
Bayer
ASHLAND
Seller
> ■
<
H A M A K E R TR A N S FE R t a 4
Storage Co» office at residence;
174 Nqrfh Main. Phong 410. •
,
Office Phone 181— Residence Phone 3-F-3
Bast Main, Opposite City H all, AifUagd, Qregon
W e have 30 acres, mostly H -
room Be ,-vle* A W -. M Pd Sr
, . . „ t a * T»
low figure of
94,000 and can make you from
H .aaa to M .a a a by skkdw td-
tag thl*. V *t w prate thia |e
you.
' -•
I
<rfo«e la.
88-tf
’H H ffl M W W
M ôM ft — U h
Q»U»|ta- Reasonable terms. 94-tf
BBALTY 0 0 .
Orren Daniel Payne, Manager
ït o
married man between the a g f
26 and 4b te represent them *
Ashland.
Business v establish*
Ohly man w illing to work h*
for advancement wanted. SaR
and commission.
Ahkwer ta
Tidings, Box M. L.
9*.
W e have 2 acres e
wgtqr right, 7 lari
ANY G IR L IN TROUBLE— May
i nfgR hagisia w ire Ensign Lee
of the A»ly»ttto8 A npy afc the
W hite Shield Hom *, 566 May-
tale Ave., Portland. Oregon.
Value ofTires
|
.
■
-
> “I f yon really want to know
Urea, talk to the men who repair
them.” That is the advice of M r.
H. L. Claycomb of the Claycomb
itor Company.
“They can quickly tell you
r what kind of tires are in the shop
, moat often tor repairs, as well as
| those they see the least. Just
| ask them to point out the weak
b qpota that cause tire * io fail.
!
“ You, can puncture any tire,
fo r there are many sharp objects
much harder than rubber, which
pan be forced through i t * ' Bn(
tome tires puncture much easier
i than others because ot ppor con-
' atruciiop. This often leads to
: quick and costly failure of the
' tire.
Moisture penetrate« the
'■ hole, rots aqd piles and the tire
( soon give« way-
' «
1
“Pirn cuts, rut wear, bruise*,
ply separation and bead failure
are other troubles that bring tirea
1 to the repair ahop. Theq we get
a chance to see wb»1 tpev »to
giatle of and why they ‘go pad.'
r
HQM DAY
’’O a r repair mem any* that F ire ­
stone gum-tipped tlree eapetaeae*
lew trouble than any other b n M
of tin s . .W e h e w known that
(or » long tim e; In feet R M a *
Important reason why we are sell­
ing them.
. .
“The gam-dipping also ha*
much to do with the cementing
or hindleg together of the taper*
or piles o t (he tire. Into a com­
pact, permanent flexible whole,
when the newly built tire la cured
o r.1 vulcanised. And wtth^aneh
perioot adhesion there in very lit ­
tle trouble."
* ’
DR. W . t . CRANDÂLL
Osteopathic ,
Physician and Surgeon
P r a c tic e U t t t M
T ire t Natíos*! Bank Building
E y * f t t r , N<W «
I i»L WATnis
X Bay,
sh X w ' ’
Physician and Sargeon
Ì0 8 Pioneer Ave
Ottico and Resident Phone 39
' Office Hours
i a - 13 a. m. B * a gt ;m*
'
9:90 - 7;90 p. m.
MOSCOW
(United- fre a k ).—
Visitor from North ««< South
America, who flocked to Moscow
In greater number* last, year than
at any time since the revolu­
tionary days of 1917, have *H
gone hqme and A ro ti* weotkar
now grip* northefn Ruwi»- Only
a small cluster of oew«g*a*r aiaq
T K IF S -L O W
Dem tigt *
T fc w M
Teeth
D r. C harles
0 . E L L Y S O N S H IN N
Tö.
A. H aìrm
P h y sic ia n and S urgeon
’
O ffice P h on e 164-J ’
. ,
CUlsens Bank Bldg.
Home Phone 164-L
O F F IC E HOURS
IS to IB a. es— B to g p. m.
Office Phone 161
Re*. Phqnq 184
M a r t RniWiag
Evenings by Appointment
C O S T
C on v a lescen t
• •
H o w e
FÖ R R E N T — 9 room furnished
apuctmaat. cloaa t a Phone XZt-X.
» < » • Main.
(
03-tQ
HQÜ aJUUK^Qooh a M h w titm
stoves, 9 * to |9 5 . Eagle Brasa
foundry, |^ 9 O berila St. 8 0-lm *i
FO R R EN T— Nice clean rooms.
Reasonable.
The Annex. 79-lm o *
Counter Leghorn Farm , Ash­
land, O tf., (or- high grade, vigor-,
out breeding cockerels. Orden
FOR f44I4£—^Police pups, 4 mo.
now.
' - ta -tt
old, 925. «ach. M. W . Rnrron.
~
1 — :— — —
> 4 -**
W A N TED — Washing to do II
my home. Talent.
Box 194
Ms*. O. M. Byrd.
9A-1 wk«
Camp T u la Hilust enjoyed a
Christmas party at the home <H
June Aitkens Rat W««b. A num­
ber of Jolly games were played,
and
l*te r in the evening dellclou*
Nobl*
refreshments of iee cream and
d
Vice
dt: Re-
wafers were served. During the
ll. Hoop-
evening the girls discussed thqji
Christmas work- Ethel Hegler
FO B 8A1.Ç— F iv e row» house of Medford, w *8 * ffuest at i the
Hope Rebekah Lodge Ko. 14
Î2<x>a.
Seven
room. t25 0A
— M H tg ta tha L O. a F . hall
« a t t e 2 n d Z d 4th Tuesdays.
1-arge tot, two, h l M b g l p t Nor­
W ohl* Grand, Mrs. May Bib:
•The High School Camp F ire
mal. Others. Phone <*2-3. ;
Secretory,
Miss
Girls are ea»«rly gvaRUm Uw
arrival of Christmas Eve, when
they expect to deliver their
F ire acres, splendidly located, Christmas package* at variodt,
of g«od âpu ta fcpilviev diataie*.
needy homes.
ad R uler. Jamase Boi
Bbme fru it. 91,909 and take part
An abundance of clothing, food
retory. Bd Thqrntqp,
In good.taam o r COW*. See Ash­ and toys. haa been donated by the
land Realty Optaaany.
.. 79-tf varioua girls and several ladle* o(
Ctnanm Ko. 90B8, Boyal
b o n . — Meets In the
FOR SA LE- ■ g room house at the community very kindly helped
Moose hall on thsulst and 3rd
671 Mountain Ave v i t t 3 lots, 60 otjt bx adding a number of toys.
Monday*: Orgel*. Mrs. A. A.
Madden; Recorder, M r*. Alice
*209 each, nearly 109 heps, lqrge The girls very much* appreciate
Turner.
hen house, garage, Ashland Real­ Nbat was dnne by them. ,
ty Co-
71-tf
kRaonlo
ty. Mast-
8.— Meets in thè Masonlc hall
every ls t Frlday. Hlustrlous
Potentato, F . D. W agner; Re­
corder, W illiam Day. -
Su9! ? »
’W Ä . ^ s r s »
escretore, m » .
tmjp.
Leak
of r a a Kito-7*to«ta ta toe Mar
sonic nail every 2nd Saturday.
Meets alternately at Medford,
Asbiatai «id «reato t o w pt a -
oess Tlrxah, Lorena McNair;
Princess Buletka. Orace Ma-
Meets in the Masonic Man op
the 2nd and « h
Monday*
Master
Counsellor,
Milton
Franklin; ’ Senior Counsellor,
Roland Parka.
Ä
M ^ M m t o l ï TJïe I ° ï h > . 4 ^
Exatsxafll Itautheckond— 1st
and 3rd Thursdays, a t the
»«o ta
«M.“
Ashlasm Camp No. 848, W
—Meets 1» the I. O. Q. F.
n ih e 'în d â h d 4th Mob­
ys, Clerk, J. R. W ick; Çon-
Í è sm m w 4«r, C. A U n e .
Ä
1 7 ( Oak 8t. or pho»e 184.
Aomw Chvla No. 84, N<
bprs of the W ootam fL— A
In the I. O. O. T . hall on
le t and *cd Mnadaye CU
tan Neighbor, M r*. W . G. 1
cott; Clerk, M r», W ® - (
nett.
.
C hurch D ire cto ry
hall no the lq t and *rd Satur­
days. a t > p. m.
President,
M n AU« T wmc ; a w o ta ry .
Mrs. 8. A. Peters, Sr.
• a e r a .m » »
— 1-3 Mondays, in the Pioneer
Pra<?tla*t Nq?stng
Terms: SB to 88-80 per day
Good Chssr, Good Care, Good
Food— Our slogan.
Reduced Fares
10— Meets In tito Ï . O. Ó
h all oa the le t and 3rd ,T
d*ys. O, » . Hjopper, Scribe,
ptaBOMl OMsmb
LaureJ sippets.
•tóh. Pastor, l f »
Presbyterian Cfcn
N. Main and Helman
Hugh T. M ltc h q liM r^
I U N. Mata 8L to o n
Lutheran Ctegeh
Services in Adventist Church,
Fourth an«r C St. H. H. Young,
Paqtor, 638 Boulevard.
F irst Church of Christ
teatist— South Rlonear Ave.
rs. W illiam Aitken. First
Reader, 122 S. Pioneer- Phone
44&-L.
a
A u to f r e i g h t T erm in al
Christian Church
B and Second Streets.
V. K. Allison, Pastor,
6*d R p ° * W < l
Sixth and C Streets
The Ret- Fqther, J. A. Cat
Sixth 'and G 9 tra *ta to o n
Hargadlne and F irst Streets.
M yrsij g. JVpo^WQitb, Pastçr,
1ST ST . O ARAGE
Roar Union OR gtatiou
Valve Defacing and Grinding
a Specialty
W um nr
O F F IC E HOURS
10-12 A. I f .
M P . M.
First Nwtannl Bank B alW eg
F o r the W hola Fam
Tailor-Made U w g gW
to six actual foot m<
ments In any style— I
leather yoa like beet i
hlxh or low shoes aa vo
for. Now you can enjo;
comfort and have perfec
style and maximum s
«&OPPX
BEAUTE
(Ove* The Tldlnga>
We have installed machinery
vhtok m akes-yaaa.aaJjwa.o»-
W a^nspecfcira’, locato.tronbl«
free j>f qharge.
c a r ■» r a r « t a iw r --------
J . W , B a rr
9oa
X
S p c ç ia lR a te s
DURING
Phone 111
Hp<>< ial Round-Trip «cheto w ill be on sale to peints listed
below fronr December IS , IIÖ 4 to Jaauary*
1WSP. Final
Return lim it January 4, 1027.
9,
Ashland
M e d fo rd
814.00
11.00
10.80
10.40
11.70
8.7g
(•rants Puss to
812.40
10.80
0.20
7.80
Portland
H a im i
Albany
Corvallis
Nksomoutb
K«WFra
age
G rove
A c c r e d ite d
T . L. P O W E L L
G en ual Transfer
t* * m a«d Otata»
service at a resi
— Phone 92.
T n tiitiiig
l» 4 -tf
ttedfqrdBm
B ra RAM
C ock erels
Big, vigorous birds, welghgag
fever 5 lbs. each. Llncbrcd and
Individually Pedigreed (rain a
Progeny Tested Dam with 2
year record of 464 eggs (Jal
year 271 eggs).
Only a limited number 1«<L
Prices very reasonable, w R *
proven teeadio< ability. P e d t
L t l R M Ix 'g h o m a
113 Nutlqy S t
Phone 46<-J
COM FORTABLE CGACUE8
Ashland 7:00, 10:00 'A . M., 8 :4 8 P. M.
Medford 7:48, 1 0 :*8 A- M-t 4 :8 0 P. M.
Grants
IM m
0 :1 8 A. >L, 18:80, 8 :8 0 P. M,
I n te r u r h a n S ta g e Ccu
GOLF LESSO NS
Learn to play Golf thia winter
and to ready for the opening
of the Ashland course tbte
spring.
Let Me Teach You
B IL L Y S E L K IR K
Instructor,
Ashland Hotel
Ashland Golf Club
Studio, 111 E. Main
By Taylor
MOM.DO'toO
PCAU.Y TllAII-
SARTY C M U i
Residence Phone HW-L
-J
5
T H E PQ W PJEB P Ü T E
0» 4» L w l w l *Ad ilk a^t
each month. Armory, 2 p . m
Visitors Voleoma. 4 . O .’ V a n
natta, Cpmmandqr.
-
Qfftoe 89 O ak S t
Boutliern Pacifici
7MnMFg^ l >t8t'<^ * 1 Gburch
Free Method I*t Church
B. M ain and Sixth Street
H. Thompson, Pastor.
-
YUpne U T
R o u n d t r ip fares sp e c ia lly re­
duced, for use D ec. 2 3 .2 4 ,2 5 ,3 0 ,
31, Jan. 1 and good u n til Jan. 4.
Stone
M .W
,
* streets
E. F . Bingham, Pastor
Ç o n ra m M o g H Çbnrck
Boulevard
OdUee Phone 18S-J
1
«TO RÀ
A g.
Packing, Crating and 8hlpplag.
Lone Dlataaqs Hauling. >
C h ristm a s, N e w Y ear’s — e a c h
c o m e s o n S atu rd ay. S o p la n a
trip . V is it th e h o m e fo lk s. T h e
w h o le fa m ily can go at surpris­
in gly low cost.
F q ll Gospel Temple
, Boulevard
J. 8. Murphy, Pastor
Rev. P. K. Hammond, Vicar,
(2 Second Street. Rhone 110
«
Coal» W o o d an d S to r a g e
CL séec L
F onr
P. c.
W H tT T L X
—fo r ho liday tra v e l
beets to qid campaign for Wilam
ette suga* factory.
U lla n J*
Chancellor
lard Dun»
,
Mrs. W . H . Barber In Clisrge
DOT B A R R A R l— Make us an
offer on thR lot, *7x126 ft. being
a atrip of Rod o ft of Jots IS , 19,
20, 21 and 22. In bleck D. In
Railroad addition to Ashland,
Ore.. W e have no *se for if.. Make
us an oflay. ü . r . S iilo t < Son,
Oregon, C ity, Ore.
Directory
w. a . r.
The girls wore costume* o t yatjp
tous type* which added to the fugs
Aftor the games, the refraah-
t9 e “ t W flm ttteo served refrgaiP
meats.
Mrs| Poley and MMg
Carter, the guardian, gave Mb*
girls an extra treat.
The food sale of this tribe nt
Wolcott’s Grocery on Dec. 11 was
a success. The g irl* wish to ex­
tend their appreciation and th ^ tk a
to the mothers who kindly kelped
by their consent and to lk o a e who
purchased their wares.
* IFire dollars worth o f ChrU t-
mas' Seale were sold last week-
l i f t OrawMa Street
fac in g park w i M th ia
Fountain
- v t - af Mum'
M R S K LO T2
HAUGS UP HO?
. S to M M f f
and a law (oraigners having hhgk
ness in Russia, remain to face the
winter with the natives.
Horse-drawn vehicle* have tak­
en fo runner* already a n i boya
¡and girls are on aktis. A large
corps of unemployed men M 8
wo open is at work keeping the
streets d ea r
snow. Th» relief
arreagepisn,ta, providing hot menta
and shelter to th«*M who m ed
thepa. a n in full swing.'
Russian boots for the women
are the e>rder of the day, bu | In
Moscow they serve a more necto)*-
ery purpose than on th * sldewql|n
of Piccadily or F ifth Avenue, l^pn
» o re popular than the
siqagt
leather boots for women are th|*k.
iingHlnljr feJX ~ OHM*
nit
ww- Ji ttlm
Il'WUO
M«, V 91 l)JI|
r a * ouxaED n
A MUtSS CAT