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<«a IT r« Business and Prefesskmil Directory (C ontinuad F ro m Pago F o u r, «■MW f.V.W holding every step and s till not sticking. A fte r I made th e flru t tu rn o f the grade I received a sample o f w h at It was lik e ap eh the fla t. T he w ind took a aide swipe at me and brought me to FOR EXCHANGE my knees, but th e referee d id n ’t get a chance to say one before I FOR SALE or up on • my feet. A t each acres o f land in Siskiyou, Cal. On was — P acific H ighw ay. P P le n ty of wa- exposure o f the grade te r, n ear county school F o r fu r- received the same treatment. Tbe th e r p articulars address Tidings, wind growing stronger as I n ear O m Oaat a Word Per Iatortion. Mo Ad Leu Than 26c. WANlfia» DR. ERNEST A. WOODS Practice Limited To Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat X-Ray, Including Teeth Office M ount 10 - Iff rata 9 - • Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Office Phone 124 First National Bank Building W A N T E D — By woman ..alone, teaeher, student o r business wo ,« * - m an to share fla t. Address Box X , 1 8 7 -3 * month care Tidings. Gran- P L O W IN G Box 91. H X -tf Call X96-R tot* a ll kinds of ja DR. W . J. CRANDALL . Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon D R . M A T T IE B. S H A W Physician and Surgeon 108 Pioneer Ave Office and Resident Phone 28 Office Hours 10 - 12 a. m. 2 - 4 p. m. 3:30 - 7:30 p. m. Dr. Charles JL Physician and Stayton 133-2mo.* ed tbe top. W here tbe road swings around Office Phone 164-J FOR RENT —■ FurtOUied Houses the hill above the pump house I — Furnished a p u ., team w o rk and plowing. Home Phone 164-1» * 1 3 5 -lm o * Sfi So. in d made three switchbacks r OFFICE HOURS F O R R E N T — Five room bunga at the edge of the flat, and from |« -tf 10 to 12 a. m.— 2 to S p. nt. W A N T R D — Y o u r 1937 kprdy low furnished. East M ain. Citizens Bank B dlld lag the shelter of a tree. I looked ing. N ew rig. Six years experience. E nq u ire 21 East M ain, upstairs. Ashland, Oreftoa Lodge, a faint outline toward the ' 1S3 Granite J. W . W a tk in s , T a le n t, Oregon. 138-4* FOR S A L E — M IS C E L L A N E O U S Of it would appear for an Instant 135-11* Where the sick and aged are FOR RENT— 9 acres good gar- and then t llsappear. A half a eared for in pleasant home K in d e rg a rte n and Nursery F O R S A L B — Weened pigs, W . I! Could I stand up? don soli, U rg e house furnished. mile of ___ . H t ARTS OF HOLLYWOOO'A Fictwn SCÈNE FROM jurroundings. K in d e rg a rte n a n d N ursery, See Dan Paynb, Ashland R ealty I took me neei straps o n W . B ryan, one m ile east o f town m y ___________________ DR. ROLAND ALLEN on M ain St. Phone 272-L . 139-1 M rs. A . V . H a rd y , 31 So. 2nd. -r j Cb. 134-lw k. skis and started. I hadn’t under- i »> «4 the apprehension of their own P R A C T IC A L N U R S IN G estimated it a bit. It was Hell I l l U K . t r J L U U O S Physician and Surgeon criminals. M A T E R N IT Y R O M M — 158 BARGAINS — Chinchilla Rab F O R R EN T- - . Rooms C H O IC ES T FO O D and then some. It was a lucky The Mayor further stated, ’’I bits. L e ft fo r quick rale, one G ranite. Reasonable term s. 8 4 -tf thing that I had removed the heel- Office Phone HUM S T E A M H B 4 T E D ROOMS— A believe the organization of the registered doe, litte r o f six young. Reasonable Tei straps fpr I was no sooner down H A M A K K R T R A N S F E R a n d few m ore choice w arm steam rheriffs and police officials into U nrelated buck, f i ll .2 5 fo r lot. , Residence Phone 10S-L than I was up again. One mo Storagp Co. efftce a t residence, heated rooms at perm anent In a recent message to the,*ho Northwest and possibly a 10 fin e N . Z. u tility does, a ll w ith ment I was blinded by the snow 174 N o rth M a in . Phone 410. ratesL H ? te l Ashland. T 6 0 -ti litters, o r bred. «25. Sun Gold O F F IC E HOURS whipped in my eyes by tlfe wind northwest police force Mayor Bat Coast association Is a wonderful ker óf Portland said “ we are move and should be encouraged WHITTLI TRANSFER B a b b itry , T a le n t. 1 3 9 -1 * A N T G IR L I N T R O U B L E — M ay and the next I was piled in the 10-12 A . M. 9-S P . 1C. H E L P W A N T E D — F em ale & STORAGE 0 0 . . ditch. The frozen particles of .t0 “° te the Increasing spirit by every city. In so doing and by tam m u n lcate W ith Ensign L e e F irs t N ational Bank BnOdlns F O R SA LK —- Setting eggs, WOMEN — Earn 35 daily; crust cut like a knife and my face of friendliness and cooperation organizing our reporting systems of* th e Salvation A rm y at tbe' Rhode Island Reds, 31.50 per set the police we will be working as one great Coal, Wood and Storage W h ite Shield H om e, fififi M ay simple work, experience unneces was bleeding In several places. developing between ting . R oute 1, Box 91. 1 3 8 -3 * One thing I didn’t need sight to departments of this and surround- department rather than a series Packing, Crating and Shipping. sary; transferring designs on ma fa ir A ve., P ortlan d . Oregon. T. L. POW ELL terials. Large, established New follow direction, the wind < M ;i«K cities and the cities In the of departments each operating In F O R S A L E — Ford Tou rin g car Long Distance Hauling. General Transfer Its own way and for Its own sel F O R S A L S — R eal Tork concern. Particulars free. blowing me toward the rim. j j State of Washington.’’ Good team and m otor trucks. in good condition. In q u ire 840 fish purposes alone.’* The encouragement of this splr- Good service a t a reasonable Auto Freight Terminal A rtlo M fg. Co., 807 W. 38th St., lo w er A lm o a St., Phene 941-L . was out on that flat for half a F O R S A L E — 10* acres, 7 of The Southern Oregon Law En price — Phone S3. 139-1* lifetime, and every atom of at- n *n every way shall be the pur- 1 3 8 -3 * which la rich Bear Creek bottom, New Tork. forcement Association will hold a pose of the Portland'department, Phone 11? mosphere in the universe passed IO R D A N S SASH A N D F O R S A L E — F la t top desk and fenced, 31050, also good 5 room WOMEN— Make money sew by me and as It went It gave me because they feel that such coop meeting at Eugene, Ore., Mon C A B IN E T W O R K S house, all furnished with large Office 89 Oak St. ing children's dresses, bungalow filin g cabinet. In q u ire G. S. B u t day. Feb. 14, at which erlminal- eration will result in material Corner H elm an and V an Ness. a dig. lot, 31350.' This place Is a forced aprons. Experience unnecessary. le r. 1 3 7 -3 * Phone 191. 1 9 4 -tt As I neared the Lodge 1 benefits to all departments and ogists from every city In this part sale. It Is worth 32000. Brown ft Materials cut, instructions fur of the state will be present. to the public. WOOD Rice. <3 N . M a in . 1 3 9-2 nished. Radfleld Mfg. Co., 140 thought of the snowpold and I Mayor Baker has instructed the turned to the left toward the GOLF LESSONS -F O R S A L E — B lack oak, 312.00 W. 42nd St., New York. 127-1* F O R S A L E O R R E N T — Cheap timber. The wind now got a Portland police that they are to cord; body fir , 310.80. Prieea ln- OaU Learn to play Golf this wlater Astoria — W. O. Relth, dairy- side swipe at me and how it did I take es much interest In the ap- clade raw ing. 13 Inch body fir , six room cottage, modern close in Jerry O'Neal and he ready for the opening burn my face and ears. I took prehension of criminals who have j man, has orders for 25 to 50 33.50 tie r; 10 inch, 34.00; black garage, fr u it. In q u ire 865 V ista for your next job of R A IL R O A D S N O W A C Q U IR E of the Ashland course this fled from other cities as they do 1 guernsey cows for Japan. 131-6* the depth of the snow at the pole; oak, 34.00 and 34.50. Some slab 8L *» MOTOR BU S SYSTEMS 72 in., and made for the Lodge. spring. Plumbnig wood. 939 B street. Phone 196-R FOR SALE— If" you want to get Phone 1SS At the top of the drift I took off L e t M e Teach Ton 1 3 5 -lm o .* In on the ground floor In coming NEW YORK, Feb. - ._ ( U J ) — Res. SO M orton St. Motor bus lines, menace of rail my'skis and rolled down the side B IL L Y S E L K IR K F O R S A L E — Best paying busi residence section, see. or phone A shland L odge N o. 4 8 , f . O. How the wind w an coming across A shland L od ge No. 2 3 . A. road, and trolley systems for the In stracto r, ness In Ashland. See N u tte r, 240 Wm. E. Gould, Realtor. Several O. F.— Meets In the I. O. O. F. F. ft A. M.— Meets In the past decade, now are developing the end of the building! No good buys In Palm Ave and Nor Ashland Golf Club Masonic hall everv 2nd Thurs hall every Thursday. Noble E. Main. 185-6* chance to stand up so I crawled day. Master. V. V. Mills; sec mal vicinity. 117-tf faster than ev?r but as an asset to the door. Now stop and think WM. E. GOULD Grand. Mr Hazelwood Vice Studio, 131 E. Main to tbe older transportation system retary, W. H. Day. Grand. H. J. Walcott: Re HATCHING BOGS Realtor cording Secretary, C. E. Hoop bankruptcy what would have happened if on 1927 orders— start hatching . .FOR RENT— 37 acres, some or rather than as .a Phoae 4S8-J leaving the Lodge I had locked er. Siskiyou C hapter No. 2 1 , K. N O T IC E O F F IN A L HEARING Im m ediately fro m my leghorn chard, good large barn, large one- threat, according to Earl Chapin the door; but I had wired it shut A. M.— Meets in the Masonic room house. Neqr highway and May, who presents the results of Tancred three year old hens. Mrs. Contractor Hope Rebekah Lodge No. 14 ,In the County Court of the Builder , school. 6 miles out. 3150 per a nation-wide survey of bus line and had let a loop In the wire qo hall every 3rd Thursday. High R epairing and Remodeling A llen . Brooder fo r rent. Phone Priest. A. J. McCallen secre — Meet» In the I. O. O. F. hall State of Oregon for Jackson year. See Daniel Payne, Ashland growth In the current issue of that I wouldn’t have to take off tary, W. H. Day. 3 4 0 -Y . 139-1 mo. , on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. County. Specialist In Q uality, my mittens to get It unwrapped R e a lty Co.. '137-3t Elks magazine. Noble Grand, Mrs. May Bib; Not Q uantity; Shingling Malta Commandery No. 4. The door open, I stood up, and the In the Matter of the Estate of F O R S A L E — Good N ew ton ap The motor bus, because it can Recording Secretary, Mias K. T.— Meets In the Masonic F O R BALD—..Here's ..another Sarah Bradney, Deceased. Galvanised Nails Used. Ethel Reed. make short runs more frequently wind helped me to get in. I pick hall on the 1st and 3rd Wed ples, 40cts, 3 boxes toy 3 l . B ring one.' Auto camp, service station, 20 Y e a r Guarantee. Notice Is hereby given that the and with more stpps at a fraction ed mySelf np, cleaned off ray nesdays. Em. Commander? O. boxea. W . W . Robison. Phpne ’ f-ropalr''garage; -An Pacific -h ig h Ashland Lodge No. 044. B . undersigned, admlaistratriii of 374 J l l . 129-tf" of the cost of operating a rail skis and went upstairs to see If I D. Frazee, Medford; recorder, 4«4 Monntata Ave. P. 0 . E.— Meets In the Elks way, near Ashland. Price 37000. way local train, bar, he said cu( could start a fire. I copied the W. H. Day. Temple every Saturday. Exalt the estate of Sarah Bradney, De Terms. Gould Realtor. 453-J. F O R S A L E : — The L yon’s Im Into railroad business until rail temperature from the thermo ed Ruler. James Bowers Sec ceased, has filed her final ac Hilah Tem ple A. A. O. N. M. 117-tf. proved electric brooder. “ N e a r count In said county court and retary, Ed Thornton. road building is virtually at a graph, punched the clock a n d 8.— Meets In the Masonic hall For Sale-Home« in all est to N a tu re ’s W a y ’’— A m arvel that the court has fixed Monday, standstill anil the head of a large made myself at home. every 1st Friday. Illustrious Iv y Camp No. 2808, R oyal ous brooder. N ew and used. A Weather— Day cloudy; wind Potentate, S. H. Baker, Grants the 14th day of March, 1927, at section« of city from eastern road declares “there a-e Neighbors. — Meets In the large stock on hand. W rits fo r Pass; recorder, W. H. Day. 30,000 miles of railroad t h a t southwest; snowfall since last ob Moose hall on thu 1st add 3rd ten o ’clock a. m., and the court 11800.00 to IM00.00. Low F O R R E N T — U nfurulshed, 5 c ircular. C. F . C arpenter, Med servation 7 in.; snow on ground should be abandoned.” Mondays: Oracle, Mrs. A. A. room of said court as the time ae $160.00 down on fiome. fo rd . O re., A gent fo r Southern room house w ith garage, good But the railroads are buying 72 In.; precipitation 0.71 in.; A lpha C hapter No. 1, '<>. E . Madden; Recorder, Mrs. Alice and placo for the hearing of any range, 107 7th In q u ire 165 7th. Balance like rent O re fo h . 124-1 mo. temp.,‘H. 33. L. 21, R. 14, M. 28. S.— Meets in the Masonic hall Turner. objections there may bo to the 138-3* and establishing bus lines from on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. coast to coast to handle their said report and the settlement Get this: « 2 8 .0 0 m onthly resit A W A N T your house shingled? Ashland Ixxlge No. 117, K . Worthy Matron, Mrs. Mazie fo r 10 y e a n eqaals nothing short haul business and feed their thereof. 1 1 9 -1 1 * of P.— Meets In the I. O. O. F. Baths; secretary, Mrs. Leah C a ll 471-J. H E L P W ANTED Cochran — Wheeler Lumber trunk lines with more traffic than hall on 1st and 3rd Fridays. Caldwell. Date of first publication, Janu iu t vain regrets. «2 8 .0 0 m onth ly payments on home fo r 10 I F Y O U W A N T a good home Chancellor Commander, Mil ary 29, 1927. before, because »he bus shows a Company will install 350,000 by years equals • « 1 800.00 equity lard Dunn In q u ire a t Brown ft Rice, 33 N. profit wheer a rail branch would products plant, for charcoal and Zuloinia Temple, 1 »«lighters INEZ FERGUSON (estim ated) pins satisfaction SALESMAN WANTED — One o f the Nile— Meets in the Ma M a in . O l-tf be a decided liability, he said. pitch. *• Administratrix. of home o' B urnside R elief Corps, No. salesman earned 323 first day; sonic hall every 2n/dl Saturday. U-}.— Meets In the I. O. O. F. Sat.-5 another 396 first week; another Meets alternately at Medford, >ali no the 1st and 3rd Satur FOfe RENT— Mlacelleanlous Grants Pass and Ashland. 3195 first 16 days, selling our days. at 2 p. m. President, Queen, Maomi Montgomery. 3ry measure Mrs. Alice Turner; Secretary, F O R R E N T — F irs t class piano. 324.50 and 331.50 to Medford; recorder, Minnie a face powder like this new won Mrs. 8. A. Peters, 8r. Methodist Episcopal Church arch o f th e N azarene Church Woods, Medford. derful French Process Powder Inquire G. 8. Butler. 137-3* suits. 100 pure wool fashion N. Main and Laurel streets. Fohrth and C Streets able fabrics. Tailoring and fit -2 called MELLO-GLO— stays on a A shland H om estead No. 4007 H. F. Pemberton, Pastor, 117 P. C. Thatcher, Pastor long time— keeps that ugly shin« guaranteed. We show you how. B. A. Y.— Meets In the I. O. Ashland Chapter De Molays Laurel street. Phone 87. away — gives the skin a soft, B R IN G C H A R G E S Jay Rose Co., Wholesale Tailors. O. F. hall on the 2nd and 4th -Meets In the Masonic hall F u ll Gospel Tem ple peachy look — prevents large Mondays. P resbyterian Church WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.— Self 303 Leary BMg., Seattle,' Wash. on the 2nd and 4th Wednes- CHICAGO, Feb. 12.— (UN) — pores. You will be amazed at Boulevard N. Main and Helman Streets tla y Master Councilor, Albie J. S. Murphy, Pastor interest caused E. W. Barnes, of 126-Thurs-Sat. Fraternal Brotherhood— 1st Scores of co-eds and men students the beautifying qualities and pur « - - - - - - - - - ... Hugh T. MItchelmore. Pastor, Beck. Grant county, Oregon, to bring ind 3rd Thursdays, at the of the Unlversltw of Chicago saw ity of Mello-GLO. You will be Pentecostal Church 132 N. Main St. Phone 491-L. charges of fraud In a contract be bandits kidnap two men In front glad you tried it.— Llthla Springs Moose Hall. Stone C hurch. F ifth and Main Mahogany Camp No. «808, M. tween the Forestry service in the ament if congress falls to provide of the new medical building, and Pharmacy. streets L utheran Church W. A.— Meets In the Moose Acorn Circle No. 04, N eigh E. F . Bingham, Pastor county, was charged today before funds for further participation in Services In Odd Fellows Hall. rob them of a 35,000 payroll hall on tne 2nd and 4th Fri bors o f the W oodcraft.— Meets H. H. Young, Pastor. 638 days. Consul, Wm. Grenbemer; the Senate Public Laud’s com the League of Nations, prépara- j' In the I. O. O. F. hall on the Friday. T rin ity Episcopal Chuich Boulevard. Services 4tn and Clerk, W. H. Day. tory Commission Conjprence, Sec mittee. The victims. Edward McCullIn, 1st and 3rd Mondays. Guard Second Street 5th Sundays. ian Neighbor, Mrs. W. G. Pres superintendent, and Carl Tucker, Barnes testified before the com retary of State Kellogg declared Her. P. K. Hammond. Vicar, Amerlcnn I>eglon P ost No. cott; Clerk, Mrs. Wm. Sten- messenger for the Harold I. Sut ;2 Second Street. Phone 110 mittee that he had an option on In a letter today to the House For F irs t Church o f C hrist 14.— Meets 2-4 Tuesday In nett. eign Affairs committee. * tentlst— South Rloneer Ave. large tracts of land adjoining that ton Construction company, were Pioneer Hall. Commander. Mil Congregational Church • Mrs. Ellz. M. Smith,. First Keflogg’s letter arrived as the lard Grubb. Adjutant, T. L. A sb la a o Camp No. 2 4 3 , W. for which Herrick had contracted taken by the bandits in an auto Boulevard Reader, 78 Fourth St. Phone Patterson. W— Meets In the I. O. O. F. mobile for three miles. and the Forestry service officials committee began the considera 471-J Rev. Chas. D, Gaffney hall on the 2nd and 4th Mon Take Satte a t F irst sign uf said they believed that Barnes tion of the fish resolution auth The bandits escaped. 469 Boulevard days. Clerk, J. R. Wick; Con American la'glon Auxlllnry wanted to acquire the lands foi orising the approprlayon of 375,- Bladder Irrlta tle n e r McCullIn and Tucker had Just Christian Church sul Commander, C. E. Lane. F re e M ethodist C bn rrh — 1-3 Mondays, in tbe Pioneer 000 for the expenses of their dele R and Second Streets. himself. a •ackaohe arrived at the college with pay E . M ain and Sixth Street hall on Wlnburn Way. Mrs. C. P ilo t Rock Encam pm ent No. V. K. Allison, Pastor, gates to the League meeting. for 85 plasterers employed on the £ . Shinn, secretary. Address E m m a E . Thompson, Pastor. Iff.— Meets In the I. O. O. F. new building. As they started 630 Boulevard 174 Oak St. or Phone 184. M IG H T M IS C O N S T R U E The American men tad women hall on the 1st and 3rd Tues WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.— Eur to enter, two men, one armed with must guard constantly against kidney Catholic Church days. C. E. Hooper, Scribe.. B aptist C hurch G. A. R.— 2nd and 4th Sat. opean nations might infer that the Marshfield — Coos Bay Na a shotgun, leapetd from a parked trouble because we often eat too amen Sixth and C Streets Hargadlne and First Streets. tach month. Armory, 2 p. m. Tliesonhlcnl MN Lodge United States is insincere in their tional Bank absorbs Citizen’s The Rev. Father, J. A. Carmody automobile and fofeed them to rich food. Our blood ia filled with Myron 8. Woodworth, Pastor, meets each Monday f night, 7:80 acids which the kidneys strive to filter Visitors Welcome. O. O. Van-. Sixth and C Streets. Phone 106 , Oak Street advocacy of peace and disarm-1 State Bank of North Bend. eater. They drove away with out; they weaken from overwork, be* tt Library. qatta^ Commander. McCullIn and Tucker,.and, after come sluggish, the eliminative tiara»« taking their bag of money, push clog and the result is kidney trooble. bladder weakness tad a general de ed them out of the machine. 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