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FO R RENT— Our moat da ligh t ful apartm ent la noon available. W all furnished and close la . S it H argadine. 1 4 l- tf Stràhglef Rotiteli During ¿ti Attack —T hree room far mt. Phone 272-Y. 141-8 RENT— Furnished apt*., near Normal. Also partly fur- pished boato. lfe'4uire.4Sl .Palm Ava. 141-10* F O B RENT— Furnsihed small apartments and cabins with fa- rages. Reasonable by month or weak. Barber Apts. 163 Grad- ito. 111-tf R eju v en a tin g ^ r a fc M I lT * HOME — 158 one. Auto camp, service station, Granite, Reasonable terms. 84-tf repair garage; on Pacific high HAMAHER TRANSFER a n d way, near Ashland. Price $7000. Storage Co. office at residence. Term s. Gonld R ealtor. 468-J. 174 Nprtk Main. Phone 410. 117-tf. ' F O B SALE— H e r e 's ..another i w i GIRL IN TROUBLB^May communicate Vjth, Ensign Lee of the Salvgtloa Army at thé STEAM HEATED ROOM»—A White Shield Home, 646 May- few more choice warm steam fair Ava., Portland, Oregon. heated rooms at permanent rates. Hotel Ashland. 100-tf th e m urder o f a dozen w om en in various P a cific coast cities w as routed th is aftern oon a fter a a a t tem pted attack on Mrs'. Minnie Bonyard, SO, ’ * , Mrs. Bonyard adm itted th e man to her room . th in k in g th a t ; a neighbor’s daughter had com a to call on her. The intruder ru ih ed at the w om an, seizing h er by the throat. Mrs. Bonyard scream ed and th e m an, hearing o th er resi d en ts o f th e room ing h ouse ap proaching, fled. TO ECHANGE— 6 room h ouse, located a t 447 R ock St. for w ell ad ROOM — O n e Im proved tract o f on e or tw o N orm al, 451 P alm acres in or near A shland. Ad 141-10* dress ow ner 8 . W . M artin, 424 P a cific Terrace K lam ath. 140-4* WANTED — By middle aged FOB SALE— Fresh Jersey cow. couple, nq ch ildren, to rent or buy furnished honae. State size location and term s. P o sto ffice FOR S A L E — A ll kinds of store box 488, A shland, Oregon. 141-4* fixtu res. A. N. D ennis. 141-8 WANTED» T o buy or trade HATCHING EGGS— F ull blood for sm all -place close In. h u ff orp h lngton eggs. P hon s N atter, 246 E Main. 140-2 817-L . 141-3 141-6* PLOWING FO R SA L E— H orses. 15 head, Call 196-fc for a ll klnda o f you ng, w e ll broke, 1200 to 1460 team w ork and plow ing. pounds. P rices right. W ill trade 1 8 6 -lm o * to r ca ttle, 284 M ountain Ava. W ANTED— T o u r 1927 Spray 140-4* ing. N ew rig. Six y ears experience. . WOOD J. W . W atkins, T alent, Oregon. FO R SALK— Black oak, $12.00 ' 136-12* cord; body fir, $10.60. P rices In clu d e saw in g. 12 Inch body fif, $8.60 Her; 16 Inch, $4.00; black oak , $4.00 and $4-60. Som e slab Wood. 98 4 B street. P hon e 144-R Society G olf Club w ill M eet— * The A shland G olf Club w ill m eet, a t th e Chamber' o f Com m erce 'Thursday ev en in g a t 7 :8 0 . Im portant b usin ess m a tters w ill b e takeh up and a ll m em bers FO R SALE or TR A D E— 160 are urged to be present. acres o f land In Siskiyou, Cal. On P a cific H ighw ay. P P len ty o f w a Expected H om e— t ter, near county school F or fu r Mrs. Elw ood H edberg, w ko has ther particulars ad dress T idings, been y lsltin g w ith rela tiv es and Box 91. 188-2m o.* friend s In D unsm uir and Tennant, Cal., is expected to return to her hdme In th is city w ithin the next few days. FO R R EN T — F urnished 6- rpom h ouse, garage. Inquire 177 W ill R eturn Today— H argadine. 141-3* Mrs. J. H. F uller, w ho has FO R B E N T — P a rtly furnished ppent the past few days v lslfln g h ouse clo se in. P h o n e 332-Y . In .with h er husband In Salem , krill q uire 276 B St. 140-2* returned to their hom e •la st ta|day. Mr. F u ller is attend in g F O R R E N T — F iv e room bun ga the leg isla tu re. lo w furnished, 743 E ast Main. E nquire 21 E ast Main, upstairs. 128-4* m onkeys for gland transplanting operations to rejuvenate sick or old persona. A plot of tw enty acres has been selected In the tow n of Suk hum In th e R epublic o f Georgia, where an alm ost tropical cllnlate will m ake the m onkeys fee l at home. T his Is the tow n to which Leon Trotsky norm ally retires when he fin d s h im self gt ou ts with the party m ajority and it becom es necessary for him to withdraw from the picture of Soviet affairs for a time*. Cocoknut palm s and banana trees w ill be cu ltivated for the de ligh t o f th e m onkeys. These fru its grow norm ally clo se to the m onkey colony. «F lock s o f hens w ill also fte turned lo o s # In the com pound \so that th e m onkeys can steal the eg g s ou t o f the nests as they do In their n ative jungles. P rofessor T obalkln, a director of the Moscow In stitu te, is in Italy con ferrin g w ith P rofessor Voronoff, the celebrated rejuv- enator by m onkey glands, w hose m onkey - breeding estab lish m en t Professor T obalkln Is stud yin g. 1427 orders— start hatching Im m ediately from my leghorn Tancred th ree year old hens. Mrs. A llen. Brooder for rent. Phone S40-T. 129-1 mo. FOB SALE— Good N ew ton ap p les, 40cts, 3 boxes for $1. Bring boxes. W . W . R obison. Phon* 37AJ11. ____„_____ _____ 1 2 9 -tf FO R ¿ i t H : - - T he Lyon’s im proved electric byooder. "Near e st to N atu re's W a t" — A m arvsl- ou s broodpr. N ew and used. A large sto ck on hand. W rite for circular. C. F . Carpenter, Med ford ,. Ore., A gent for Southern Oregon. ■ 124-1 mo. WANT yonr C all 478-J. house sh in gled ! 119-24* IF YOU, WANT a good home Inquire at Brown A R ice, 63 N. Main. 03-tf LOST— A diam ong ring Sun day in L ithla P ark or on th e St. N orth o f XlhihK81’’* «tore- Ap- ply thia o ffice. Liberal reward. 140-2 LOST or STRAYED— “T eddy” sm all d og, black and tan. long hair, bushy tall, su itable reward, to learn o f h is w hereabouts or re turn to F red P utnam , 367 Vista St. p h o n e 122. 141-tf Foft Á al U— II I La Grande g ets a second a r tesian w ell, flo w in g 200 gallon s One o f th e m ost Interesting of a m in u te at 1260 feet. - th ese w as an excerpt from a trav el diary kept by Miss E unice Davis o n a recent trip to th e Orient. ’ As a p relude to th e reading of "The C ollegian s” th e A shland H igh School Trio, com posed of Mrs. B a rto n A d v ises tYom en on the M isses F lo y Y oung, R ose A lk- M otherliood and C om panionship "F or several year? I w as de- lna and Mary G aley. played in A charm ing m anner tw o num bers, Sled th e b lessin g o f m otherhood," "F unJenli-F nnlcnla” by L uigi w rites Mrs. M argaret B urton o f K ansas City. “ I w as terrib ly ner Den to and "F orgotten " by E ugene vous and su b ject tq peripd 8 , o t C ow les. *wlth q . di C apua’s terrib le su fferin g and m elancho Sole Mio" a s an encore. Later lia. N ow I am the proud m other they played a g a in , “ F airy Tales" of a b eau tifu l little d augh ter and by Karl Komxak and “M em ories” true com panion and Inspiration to m y husband. I bejieve h u n . by Cadman, w ith “Sw ing Song" dreds o f oth er w om en w ould lik e by J. 8. Zam ecnik a s an encore. to know th e secret o f m y happi The V alen tine Idea w as car n ess, and 1 w ill g la d ly reveal it ried out in th e servin g o f d elic to an y m arried w om an w ho w ill ious refreshm en ts by the social w rite m e." Mrs. B arton offers her ad vice e n tir e ly w ith o u t com m ittee, o f w hich Mrs. C. A. charge. She has n o th in g to sell. W ing w as chairm an. A num ber L etters sh ou ld be addressed to M argaret B urton. 2867 o f A shland m em bers w ere In a t Mrs. M assachusetts, K ansas City Mo. tendance. C orrespondence w ill be strictly • R E » confidential. L adles AM Society W ill M eet— The L adies Aid Society., of the M. E. church w ill hold a b usiness and social m eetin g at th e hom e of Mrs. L ula H ow ard ’ a t 41 M ethod ist E p iscopal Church Gresham street tom orrow , W ed- N. Main and L aurel streets. esday afternoon, F ebruary 16. . H. F. P em berton, P astor, 117 All m em bers and friend s are L anrel street. P hon e 87. cordially invited to attend . F . A A. M.— M eets In the Masonic h all every 2nd T hurs day. M aster. V. V. M ills; sec retary, W. H. Day. Darkens Beautifully and Restores Its Natural Colog, and Lustre At Ones Siskiyou C liapter No. 2 1 , R. A. M ._ M e e ts In th e Masonic hall every 3rd Thursday. H igh P riest, A. J. McCallen secre tary, W . H. Day. Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea, with sulphur and aleobol added, w ill turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and lux M alta C om m andery No. 4 . uriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and K. T,— M eets In th e M asonic Sulphur recipe, a t home, though, is hall on th e 1 st and 3rd W ed troublesome.. An easier way is to n esdays. . Em. C om m ander, O. get the ready-to-uae preparation'im D. Fraxee, M edford; recordor, proved by the addition of other in » gredient« a large bottle, at little ! W ..H . Day. cost, at drag store», known as i “Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur (k>m- ( HUah T em ple A. A. O. N. M. pound," thus avoiding a lot of muss. 8 .— M eets in th e Masonic h alf While gray, faded hair is not sin every 1 st Friday. Illustrioun ful, we aU desire to retain our youth P oten tate, S. H. Baker, Grants ful appearance and attractiveness. P ass; recorder, W. H. Day. By darkening your hair with Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because it does it as A lpha Chapter No. 1, O. E. naturally, so evenly. You just R.— M eets In the M asonlt hall dampen a sponge or soft brash with on th e 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. it and draw this through j o u r hair W orthy Matron, Mrs. Mazie ♦firing one small strand pt a time; Bate*; secretary, Mrs. Leah by morning aU gray hairs have dis C aldw ell. appeared. After another application or two your hair becomes beautifully Znieim a Tem ple, D aughters dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant and o f th e N ile— Meets in the Ma you appear years younger. son ic hall every 2i»i Saturday. M eets a ltern a tely a t Medford, Grants P ass and Ashland. Queen, Maoml Montgomery, Medford; recorder, Minnie W oods, Medford. Church » F o n rt P . C. ' A shland Chapter D e M olays --------_ — Meets in th e Masonic hall on the 2nd and 4th W ednes d ay. M aster Councilor, Albie B eck. P en teco sta l Church M ahogany Camp No. OfiOR, M. Stone Church, F ifth and Main W . A.— Meets in the Moose streets h all on the 2nd and 4th F ri E. F . B ingham , Pastor days. Consul, Wm. Orenbemer; clerk, W. H. Day. T rin ity E piscopal Church Second S treet lev. P. K. H am m ond. Vicar, American Legion P ost No. 2 Second Street. P hone 110 lg .— Meets 2-4 Tuesday In P ion eer Hall Commander, Mil- C ongregational CTinrch lard Oruhb. A djutant, T. L. Boulevard PStterson. R ev. Chas., D. Gaffney 469 Boulevard Am erican Legion A uxiliary — 1-3 Mondays, in the Pioneer F ree M ethodist Church il on W lnburn W ay. Mrs. C- E. Main and S ixth Street Shinn, secretary. Address E m m a r.. Thom pson, Pastor, 174 Oak St. or Phone 184. Church Directory Presbyterian Church N. Main and H elm an Street*- Hugh T. M ltchelm ore, P astor, 132 N. Main St. P hon e 491-L. Lutheran Church S ervices in Odd F ellow s H. H. Y oung, Pastor, Boulevard. S ervices 4th 5th Sundays. F ir st Church o f Christ S ten tisi— South P ion eer A ve. Mrs. E lit, M. Sm ith, , F irst R eader, 78 F ourth St. Phone 471-J Christian Church ¡ B and Second Streets. V. K. A llison , Pastor, 630 B oulevard Catholic Church Sixth and C Streets The R ev. F ath er, J. A. Carmody Sixth and c S treets. P hon e 106 t B a p tist Church tia rg a d in e and F ir st Streetg. Myron 8. W oodw orth, Pastor, Oak Street O. A. R.— 2nd and 4th Sat, tach m onth. Arm ory, 2 p. m. »’lsitors W elcom e. G. O. Van hatta. Commander. DR. W. 9. CRANDALL Outoopathic Eye. E ar, N oee and T h ro a t Office p h o n e 190 F irst N ational B ank Building JL W 00D 8 P r a c tic e L im ited T o E ye, E a r, N o se an d T hroat X -R ay, In clu d in g T eeth Office Hoars: 10 - IS and 9 « 9 DR. MATTIE B. SHAW Physician and Burgeon 108 P ion eer A ve Office and R esid en t P hone O ffice H onrs 10 - 18 a. m . 8 - 4 p. m. 4 :8 0 - 7 :8 0 p. m. D r. C harles A . Hainan P h ysician and Surgeon Office Phone 164-J Home Phone 164-L Convalescent Home 183 Granite U nion C ounty sp en t 8 8 8 8 .1 8 5 during 1926, m ore than h a lt for roads. OFFICE HOURS • IO to 12 a. m.— a to 8 p. ns. Citizen» Bank Bonding Ashland, Oregon Where the sick and aged are cared for In p leasan t hom e surroundings. ■ ’ DR. ROLAND ALLEN K lam ath Falla bank clea rin g s tor January reached $1,459:99,9. ,80 per cent above January 1 986. PRACTICAL NURSING P h y sic ia n and Surgeon CHOICEST FOOD Office Phone 148-J RHEUMATISM Lodge Directory (C ontinued F rom P age T h ree) etructor. There were about one hundred pupils present for the try-out. The fo llo w in g o fficers were e l ected: W ilm a N utter, president; Frances HArdy, secretary; and Maxine Em ery, reporter. It is hoped that by th e end of FO R RALE— One of the best this sem ester th e Glee Club w ill b u ys In th e city, 6 room , strictly be able to give a concert. m odern h ouse, fu ll furnished in th e best tin e rugs, la test phono W ednesday, Feb. 14.— A uxiliary graph,« piano, .fu rn a ce, w alnut to th e T rinity Guild w ill m eet bedroom sets and etc. $3500, and in the Parish H ou se“ for a so on ly $1000 dow n. See Daniel cial m eetin g at 8 p. m. P ayn e, A shland *Realty Co. you w ant to get in on th e ground floor in com ing resid en ce section , see or phone W m . E. ObAld, R ealtor. Several good buys in P alm A ve and Nor m al vicin ity. 117-tf prince som etim es m ade g ifts o f slaves. It has been rare l a In dia. how ever, w here sla v es w ere Ill-treated. The form er - sla v e s w ill probably con tinu e la the service of their old m asters, hut they w ill have th e right to appeal to cou rts of law in the e v e n t o f any in ju stice, and they w ill o th erw ise be free agen ts. T he co n d i tion o f th e sla v es w ill not he greatly changed gen erally, bnt the principle of non-slavery, w ill he m aintained. Use, Trunk’s ^Prescription be cau se It Is a sham e to su ffer w ith rheum atism ! Thia pre scription does n ot ruin th e stom ach, It does not depress th e heart, n either does It require d ietin g to m ake It effectiv e. T runk’s Prescription d oes n ot eon taln any m ercury or nar cotics; but It does com bine the essen tia l m edical elem en ts n eces sary In the su ccessfu l treatm en t Returned H o m o - Mrs L. H. H ansen, Mrs. F . 0 . o f rheum atism and gont, ac Sw edenburg and Mrs. E. A, cording to w ell Informed pres W oods returned hom e Sunday ent-day m edical opinion. Uric from P ortlan d, Ore., w here they acid solvent and liver m edicine. attended th e D elphian assem bly, Trunk’s P rescription se lls for to w hich jh e y w ere d elegates $1.76 at McNair Bros. from th is city . 185-lmo.* HATCHING BOOS U nited S tates before th e Civil W ar. In In d ia , sla v es w ere c h ie f O perations ly servan ts, and were not bought and sold at au ction, altho, gh a I SAN FRANCISCO, F eb . 4». — MOSCOW, (U P — )T h e Soviet FOR SALE— A small well Im * Kindergarten and Nursery (U N )— A m an who an sw ered, in Governm ent Is going to establish proved ranch eloa» ta, F. L. Nut K indergarten a n d Nursery, a g ep sral way, the description of its own m onkey farm from w hich ter, J40 B. Main. Ì4 0 -8 * Mrs. A. V. Hardy, 81 Bo. 2nd. th e “dark strangler" w a n ted for Russian scien tists can secure BOARD block from Ave. 166 Laurel. fttSigOSS (Continuad From Page Four) A shland Lodge No. 4S , L O. O. F .— M eets In the I. O. O. F. h all every Thursday. N oble Grand, M t H azelw ood V ice Grand. H. J. W alcott: R e cording Secretary, C. E. H oop er. ' Hope R ebekah Lodge N o. 14 — M eets In th e I. O. O. F . h all on the 2nd and. 4th Tuesdays. N oble Grand, Mrs. May E lh; R ecording Secretary, Mias E th el Heed. Ashland Lodge No. 044, B. tP . O. E.. M eets In th e Elka Tem ple every Saturday. E x a lt ed R uler, Jam es Bow ers Sec retary. Ed Thornton. Ivy Camp N q . 2 8 0 3 , Royal N eighbors. — Meet* In th s Moose h all on th e 1st and Srd Mondays: O riel«, Mrs. A. A. Madden; R ecorder, Mrs. A lice Turner. . . . Ashland Lodge No. 1 17, K, of P.— M eets in th e I. Q. O. F. hall on 1st and 3rd Fridays. Chancellor com m and er, Mil lard Dnnn Burnside R elief C h-L— Meets in th e I. k ali no th e 1st and 3 days, at 2 p. m. 1 Mrs. A lice Turner; I Mrs. 8. A. P eters, Sr. Residence Phone 148-L W H IT T L E T R A N S F E R & ST O R A G E 0 0 . Coal, Wood and Storage Packing, Crating and Shipping. Long D istance H au lin g. A u to F r e ig h t T erm in al Phone 117 T. L. POWELL General Transfer team and motor trucks, service at a reasonable — Phone 88. JORDANS SASH AND CABINET WORKS Corner Helman and Van Nasa. Office 89 O ak S t P hone 141. 194-tf Recovered — Mrs. S. D. Dorem us, who been confined to her hom e Oak street w ith illn ess for past few days, is able to be and out today. has on the up RHEUMATISM J e r r y O ’N e a l for your next Job of Plumbnig P h o n e 188 R es. 8 4 M orton S t. For J » Y o u TIIUSLirS RHEUMATIC TABLETS H AVE O IV B N RELIEF AU Dna«f«s<s. . Tw» S«ra, 50c >1.00. Jrutltr Remedy Co. Cincinnati, O. W M . E . G O U LD R ealtor Phone 498-J Builder Contractor R epairing and R em odeling Specialist In Quality. N ot :««s U rlp A c id G ives R ise to a n y U n p le a sa n t T r o n h lss. a UTHOKITUM agree «that an Z X excess o f urie add is pri marily doe to faulty kidney ac tion. Retention o f this toxic material often makes its pres ence felt by sore,painful joints, a n pot functioning right la of ten shown by scanty or burping passage o f secretions. Thou sands assist their kidneys at such times by the use o f D oan ’s P Jf/a—a stim u la n t d iu retic. D oan ’s are recommended by many local people. As* y o u r n e ig h b o r I r \ A M ’O P IL L S Quantity; G alvanised N alls Used. F o r S a le—H om e» in a ll sectio n s o f c ity from 91800.00 to 98000.00. L ow a s 9160.00 d ow n on som e. B a la n ce lik e ren t Get this: 92B.0O monthly rent for 14 years equals nothing hat vain regreto. 988.00 month ly payments on hom e far 10 years equals a $1500.00 equity (estimated) pins satisfaction of home owner. C linton M. W iley o f McCloud, Cal., sp en t yesterday afternoon in th is city look in g after busi ness affairs. A shland H om estead No. 4047 B. A. Y.— M eets ln th s I. O. O. F. h all on th e 2nd and 4th Mondays. Fraternal Brotherhood— 1st and Srd Thursdays, at the Moose H all. Arorn C ircle N o. S4, N eigh bors o f th e W oodcraft.— Meets in th e I. O. O. F . h ell on the 1st and 3rd Mondays. Guard ian N eighbor, Mrs. W. O. Pres cott; Clark, Mrs. Wm. Sten- nett. A shlano Camp No. 2 43, W. U. W — M eets in th e I. O. O. F. kali on th e 2nd and 4th Mon days. Clerk, J. R. W ick; Con sul Com m ander, C. E. Lane. fon’t kotoni Yoar Snfferini t t F p S or o th er R e c ta l and I Colon ailments am a source of constant annoyance, worry and pain. Together with the reflex conditions which follow, they u p vitsllty and stmnoth. do. P ilo t R ock Encam pm ent No- 1 0 — Meets In th e I. O. O. F. hall on th e 1st and Srd Tuet- fa y s. C. B. H ooper, Scribe. T hesophical Lodge m eets each M onday night, 7:80 t t Library. ßy Taylor T hem x to u d s Tc Know WHAT VOGKSON. DtD wow g fe. 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