Tuesday, Feb. S B ^ -W . C. T. U.
w ill m eet at the hom e o f Mrs.
O. O. Howard on Gresham f t .,
FOR SALE or TRADE— 160
for a social m eeting, honoring
F O R ‘RENT—Furnished apart­
warm steam seras of land In Siskiyou, Cal. On
the birthdays of W ashington,
m ent, overlooking U th ia Park.
at
permanent Pacific H i g h l y . PPlenty of wa­
Lincoln and W illard.
Four rooms and bath. Modern
ind.
* 100-tf ter, near county school For fur: Tuesday, Feb. S8-— Group m eet­
plumbinm Elettri« range. Mod­
ther particulars address Tidings,
ing o f the Delphian« w ill ba
erate price. Call at 1M Granita
Box »1.
12l-2nio.*
held.
-
'
IK,
,146-2
SPADING— Now is th s tim e to
Thursday; Feb.
Elk's Ladles
FOB RENT— Completely fur­ have your spading done and avoid
Card club w ill m eet In the
nished apartments, m o d e r n th« rush. J. D. Peffly, 637 B.
Elk's clubrooms w ith Mrs. F . G.
LOST or STRAYED«— 'T eddy”
144-6*
throughout. Reasonable rental*. M*io.
Dean end Mrs. J. H. McGee,
email dog, black and tan, long
Butler apte, 46 Granite St.
hostesses.
BOARD and ROOM — O n -e hair, bushy tall, suitable reward,
144-6* block from Normal, 461 Palm to learn of his whereabouts or re­ Friday, Feb. 8B— A Bible school
party w ill be given In the par­
141-10* turn (o Fred Putnam, 867 V ista
FOR RENT— An apartment of A ys . . ;
lors
of the Christian church at
St. Phone 122.
141-tf
2, 6, or 4 rooms w ill be available
7:30.
PLOWING *
In * few days.
Desirable for
ft ft ft
Call 126-K for all kinds of ' LOST— On Blvd, between High
married couple or Normal stu­
School and town a man’s black Mr. and Mrs. Edison Marshall
team work and plowing.
dent«, furnishings to suit. 244
, »
\136-Im o* and white silk scarf. Finder kind­ Honor Guests—
Hargadlne St.
Phono 466-R.
ly return to Tidings office.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Marshall
W ANTED— Your 1227 »pray­
144-tf
146-1* of Medford were hohor guests at
ing. New rig. Six years experience.
a delightful dinner dance which
FOR R E N T -F u r n ish e d apts., J. W. Watkins, Talent, Oregon.
at 120 degrees or through ankle- was given in the Lithia Springs
near Normal. Also pertly fur-
135-12* deep mudi and * ponder on the
hotel Saturday evening, Febru­
nished house. Inquire 461 Palm
source of your forth-coming meal. ary 12.
A y *.
141-10*
Kindergarten and Nursery
If you think its fun, try it.”
Covers were laid for forty-six
Kindergarten a n d Nursery,
| FO B RBN7D—Furnalhad small
From here he goes north to for a sum ptuous seven course din­
Mrs.
A.
V.
Hardy,
31
So.
2nd.
apartm ents and cabins w ith ga­
Vancouver - and says he expects ner, which was served at half past
n g s * . Reasonable by
month
MATERNITY BOMB — 161 to reach his home some time in nine. Music was furnished by
or WMk. Barber Apts. 163 *3ran- Granite. Reasonable terms. 24-tf August. But no longer on foot. Carl Loveland« orchestra,
lte,
111-tf
When "Happy” arrived in Ash­ . Mr. and Mrs. Marshal expoet
BAMAKER TRANSFER a n d la n d he received a bicycle from
to leave soon for the southern
Storage Co. office at residence, the city of Chico, Cal. It Is wait­
states for a long visit.
174 North B ala. Phono 410.
ing for him here at present and
ft ft ft
was
ordered for him by the laMlies o f Civic Im provem ent
A V I GIRL IN TROUBLE— May
people of Cblco In admiration of d u b Entertained—-
aommualcate w ith Ensign Loo
hia
courage.
The ladles of the Ashland Civ­
o f the Salvation A rm i at the
And so he plods on, seldom ic Improvement club
delight­
W hite Shield Homs, 666 May-
Stopping, seldom resting,
yet fully entertained, w ith a Bridge
fair
Ave.,
Portland,
Oregon.
FOB BALE—Pigs, Bast Main
alw ays with the sm ile on hia face and Five Hundred party In the
St., one m ile south of town. Phone
tHat has earned him the name of Civic clubhouse on W lnburn Way.
173-L.
146-1
"Happy."
Tuesday afternoon, February fif­
FOR SALE— It you want to get
During his stay in this city teenth. The proceeds from this
FOR SALE— One almost new
In on the ground floor in earning "Happy” Is the guest of the affair are to go to the Scholarship
No. 12 Royal Typewriter, |7 0 .
residence section, ses or phons
Loan Fund.
LIthia Springs Hotel.
One alm ost new late* model Under­
Wm. B. Gould, Realtor. Several
Those on the receiving com m it­
wood, 670. One Underwood lust good bays in Palm Ave and Nor-
tee were: Mrs. Harris Dean, Mrs.
HEAVY RAINS IN THE
been rebuilt, 860.XL Tidings.
mal vicinity.
117-tf
144-3*
STILL CAUSEDAMAGE Sylvan Provost and Miss Grace
Chamberlain. Mrs. P. R. Backus
FOB BALE 1 One of the best
won first prize In Bridge and Mrs.
(Continued
from
page
one)
buys in the city, 6 room, strictly
W ill Mitchell was awarded first
modern hones, full furnished in parish, where the storm struck prize in Five Hundred.
the best fine rugs, latest phono­ first at sunset Thursday. The
A social com m ittee composed
FO R HALE— Fresh Jersey cow graph, piano, .furnace, walnut
fam ily of Oscar Ashby was alm ost of Mrs. H. K. Tom linson, Mrs. F.
166 Laurel.
,
141-6* bedroom sets and etc. 63600, and
com pletely wiped out. Mrs. Ash­ G. Swedenburg and Mrs. H. 0 .
FOR SALE— Horses, 16 head, only 61000 down. See Daniel by* and five young children were Enders, Jr.,-ussisteb by Mrs. Dan
buried in the wreckage of their Kay and Mrs. C. J. J. Porter, serv­
young, w ell broke, 1200 to 1460 Payne, Ashland R ealty Co.
home or torn from the bouse and ed delicious refreshm ents prettily
pounds. Prices right. W ill trad«
FOB SA LE—..Here’s ..another battered
against trees.
The arranged.
to r cattle, 226 Mountain Avs. ,
In the evening a com m ittee,
140-6* on«. Auto camp, service statloa, mother's body was found in a tree
repair garage; on Pacific high­ top wrapped in wire. One of the
way, near Ashland. Price 67000. little boys saved his own life by
WOOD
FOR SALB— Black eak, 613.0« Terms. Gould Realtor. 46S-J.
running f p m
th e , bouse .and
eord; body fir, «10.60. PrieST in ­
throwing him self flat on the
clude sawing. 16 Inch body, fit,
ground, but he was blinded in
*
66.60 tier; 1« inch, «4.00; black
both eyes by flying debris.
Chevrolet is m eeting with
oak, «4.00 and «4.60. Some slab CANADIAN YOUTH IS
Two other Ashby children were
i n c r e a s i n g favor in
wood. 230 B street. Phone 196-R
VISITOR HERE TODAY severely Injured.
One has a
branches of the Hertz
126-lmo.'*
fractured skull and is not expect­
Drive-ur-Self
Corporation
ed
to
recover.
Ashby
and
his
(Contlnutd from Page 1)
HATCHING HOGS
oldest sop were away from home
all over the country, due
1237 orders— etart hatching them. They successfully reached
when the storm struck and were
to their low cost of main­
Immediately from my leghorn Boston, Mass., but there Larry not hurt.
tenance
and their depend­
Tancred three year old hens. Mrs. Collapsed and despite Boston’s
Allen. Brooder for rent. Phone most expert medical attention,
ability, coupled w i t h
240-Y.
129-1 mo. passed away five days later.
smart appearance. This
After communicating with, the
company having just ad­
FOR SALE—Good Newton ap­ doctory, "Happy” worked three
and
ded another fleet of Chev-
ples, 40cts, 3 boxes for «1. Bring weeks as a dish washer, to pay
boxes. W. W. Robison. Phone the funeral expenses of his dead
rolets in W ashington D.
174 J l l .
139-tf pal, and continued on bis way
paint and varnish for
FOR SALE: — The Lyon's Im­ alone, this time with a shiny
proved eleetrie brooder. "Near­ new pair of "bracelets” on his
every need
est to N ature’s Way”— A marvel­ own wrists. He took oath before
ous brooder. New and used. A Mayor Nicholas, of Boston, that
large stock on hand. W rite for be would never attempt to re­
circular. C. F. Carpenter, Med­ move the cuffs but to Insure
Chevrolet Dealers
ford, Ore., Agent for Southern against their removal, they arc
Phone 172
sealed
and
welded
ift>on
him.
Oregon.
124-1 mo.
They are for the purpose of
WANT your house shingled? m aking him easily recognizable
Are You In P rim el
Call 476-J.
119-34* wherever he may go.
1
’
"No,”
he
replied,
"hiking
is
NO!
NOT
FEELIN G JU ST RIGHT
IF YOU WANT a good home
very
little
fun.
You
must
face
Inquire at Brown A Rice, 62 N.
Main.
03-tf all sorts of weather and people
Then the- sunshine and hot mineral baths of
with a sm ile arid it’s pretty tough
at tim es. To make my expenses
WOMEN— Make money sew ing I write for the newspapers and
Near Chico, Butte County, California oan do
children’s dresses, bungalow ap­ sell a little souvenir of myself.
All
my
hotel
accommodations
are
W onders F or You.
rons.
Experience unnecessary.
¿complimentary
through
tha
cour-
Materials cut, instructions fur­
nished. Radfield Mfg. Co., 140 tesy of the hotel managers and
WRITE US
that helps a lot. But its no joke
W 42nd St., Naw York.
LEE
RICHARDSON,
Manager
146-4-Sat. to tramp the desert with the sun
composed of Mrs. John Bader«,
Mr«. J. A. McGee, Mrs. Earl Crow
and Mr«. Domlao Provost. gave a
dance In the clubhouse.
Thq
rooms were beautifully decorated
with red paper popples and large
baskets of lovely flowers.
The music was furnished by
■‘Tilly” Tlllitson and
Charlie
Robertson. During the evening a
prize dance was put on, for which
Miss Gertrude Carlton and Mr.
Barton Prulan won the prise,
which was a bouquet of red car­
nation«.
Delicious punch was served to
the guests during* the evening's
entertainment.
It 8 ft
r
Young Women’s Foreign Mission­
ary Society Meets—
The Young Women’s Foreign Mis­
sionary Society of the Methodist
Episcopal church met at the home
of Miss Beulah Hussey on Vista
street last Tuesday evening, Feb­
ruary 16.
After a very interesting busi­
ness session Miss Ethel Reid led
the devotional«, which were fol­
lowed by a delightful program in
charge of Miss Cora Mason, who
had arranged for a vocal duet by
Miss Clara Anderson and. Miss
Beulah Hussey.
Splendid talks
were given by Mis« Hasel Bruner,
Mria Minnie Beaver and Miss
Clara Andersen.
Those present were Meedames
Adena Hunt, Mildred Frazier,
Betty Adams, Dorothy Specht and
Pearl Autry, and the Misses Al­
mira Schmidt, Hazel Bruner, Min­
nie Beaver, Isabella W attenbarg-
er, Cora Mason, Bertha Ford,
Pearl Monro«, Clara Anderson,
Claire WeMs, Lois W ells, Cheryl
Smith, Ethel Reid, and the host­
esses Mrs.,M. Hussey and Miss
Beulah Hussey.
DR. W. I . CRANDALL
Osteopathic
Physician and Surgeon
Bye, Bar, Nose and Throat.
Office Phone 120
First Natlopal Bank Building
-Clean Scratch
$2.76 per 100 lbs,
3ood Mash . ........ $:
per 100 lbs.
IBS Granite
Where the sick and aged are
oared for In pleasant home
turroundlngs.
' '
Cracked Corn ___ $
PRACTICAL NURSING
Physician and Surgeon
CHOICEST FOOD
Office Phone 108-J
Herbert’s Grocery
OFFICE HOURS
10-12 A. M.
2 4 P . IL
First National Bank Building
Coal, .Wood and Storage
85 PER CENT HATCH
Packing, Crating and Shipping.
Long Distance Hauling.
We have just taken off an 85 per cent hatch for
Barbers on Granite, street, 260 eggs in the Peter-
sime—223 husky chicks. You furnish the right
kind of eggs and we will do the rest of it.
E. S. Morrison
Phone 466
T. L. POWELL
General Transfer
Good team and motor tracks,
Good service at . a reasonable
price — Phone 83.
Auto Freight Terminal
Phone 117
Office 89 Oak St.
DAFFODIL FARMS
SHORT TALKS BY THOUGHT­
FUL MOTHERS
A Tennessee mother talks, Mrs.
J. G. G.— of Knoxville. "Another
thing, everyone who has children
should keep Foley's H^ney and
Tar compound always on hand,
for the children's cough or baby’s
croup.
It certainly excells all
other cough medicines In healing
qualities and In giving quick and
satisfactory results. It is made
under absolutely sanitary condi­
tions and contains no opiates—
points of especial Interest to
mothers who want to know what
they are giving their children.
Our druggist also recommends It
highly.” Ask for it. Sold every
where.— No. 2.
Ashland, Ore.
ALBERS CHICK STARTER
SCIENTIFICALLY PROPORTIONED,
Contains Corn Meal Out Meal, W heat Shorts,
Dried Milk, A lfalfa Leaf Meal, Meat & Bone Meal,,
Codliver Oil; Salt, Bran & Middlings.
Ashland Fruit and Produce Ass'n,
Drink W ater to
H elp W ash Out
Kidney Poison
If Your Bask Hurts or Bladder
*
Bothers You, Begin
Taking Balts
JORDANS SASH AND
CABINET WORKS
Corner Helman and Van Ness.
Phone 161.
194-tf
Call
Jerry O'Neal
for your next lob of
Plombnig
Phone 18«
Res. 88 Morton St.
WM. E. GOULD
Realtor
Phone 488-J
Builder
Contractor
Repairing and Remodeling
Specialist In Quality,
Not Quantity; Shingling
Galvanised N alls Used.
20 Year Guarantee.
484 Mountain Ave.
For Sale—Homes in all
sections of city from
$1800.00 to $5500.00. Low
a« $150.00 down on some.
Balance like rent
I When your kidneys hurt and your
J back feels sore don t get scared and Get this: 82S.00 m onthly rent
oceed to load your stomach with a
for 10 years equals nothing
t of drugs that excite the kidneys
>ni vain regrets. *2S. <M> m onth ­
I end irritate the entire urinary tract. ly payments on home for 10
I Keep your kidneys clean like you keep
years equal« a 81000.00 equity
I your bowels clean, by flushing them
(estim ated) plus satisfaction
I with a mild, harmless salts which helps of
hom e owner.
I to remove the body’s urinous waste
I and stimulates them to their normal
I activity. The function of the kidneys
I is to filter the blood. In 24 hours they NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
strata from it 500 grains of acid and ,In the County Court of. the
wastet so we can readily understand
the vital importance of keeping the State 'o f Oregon for Jackson
County.
kidneys active.
Drink lots of good water—you can’t
In the Matter of tha Estate of
drink too much; also get from any Sarah Bradney, Deceased.
pharmacist about four ounces of Jad
Notice is hereby given that the
Salts; take a tablespoonful in a glass
of
of water before breakfast eacli morn­ under/igned. administratrix
ing for a few days and your kidneys the estate of Sarah Bradney, De­
may then act fine. This famous salts
la made from the acid of grapes and ceased, has filed her final ac­
lemon juice, combined with lithia, and count in said county court and
has been used for .years to help clean that the court has fixed Monday,
and stimulate clogged kidneys ; also to the 14th day of March, 1927, at
neutralize the acids in the system so
they are no longer a source of irrita­ ten o ’clock a. m., and the court
tion, thus often relieving bladder room of said court as the time
wealcnesa.
and place for the bearing of any
Jad Salts is inexpenslxe ; cannot in­
ure; makes a delightful effervescent
ithia-water drink, which everyone
should take now and then to help keep
their kidneys dean and active. Try
this ; also keep up the water drinking;
and no doubt you will wonder whit
became of your kidney trouble and
C
A convenience—day or night
The
Automotive Shop
■ |
'
ez/N extension telephone properly located
will enable you to aiuwer night calls—
as well a* calls in the day time—quickly
and conveniently. Important calls, es­
pecially in the n igh t hours, are some­
times lost because one cannot readily
reach the telephone.
By those accustomed to its use, an ex­
tension telephone is highly rated among
household conveniences as a step and
time saver and a v ig ila n t aid in any
emergency.
L k
JJ
The cost is but a frw cents a week.1
Order your extension today from
our Business Office.
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M ethodist Episcopal Church
N. Main and Laurel streets.
H. F. Pemberton. Pastor, 117
Laurel street. Phone 87.
Presbyterian Church
N. Main and Helman Street*
Hugh T. Mitchelmore, Pastor,
132 N. Main 8t. Phone 491-L.
r M O tO ey,'
Lutheran Church
Servicen in Odd Fellow s Hall.
H. H„ Young, Pastor, 638
Boulevard. Services 4tb and
6th Sundays.
First Chnrch of (Virisi
Si lentist— South Pioneer Ave.
Mrs.
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Boulevard
J. 8. Murphy, Pastor
Pentecostal Church
Stona church, Fifth and Mala
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E. F. Bingham, Pastor
Trinity Episcopal Chnrch
Second Street
Rev. P. K. Hammond, Vicar.
43 Second S tr e e t P hans 11*
First
Reader, 78 Fourth St. Phone
471-J
Boulevard
Rev. Chas D .. Gaffa«?
Christian Chwrch
B and Second Streots.
V. K. Allison, Pastor,
620 Boulevard
Catholic Church
Sixth and C Streets
The Rev. Father, J. A. Carmody
81xth and C Streets. Phope 106
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WHITTLE TRANSFER
A STORAGE UO.
Richardson Springs
I
OFFICE HOURS
-
10 to 12 a. B .— 9 to 8 p. a .
Citizens Bank B uilding
Ashland, Oregon
Reasonable Terms
Varnishes
- 1 0OOGHT AMY AX«T( AUfroMOÖiLÄ.
AMO CtU£k A HEAL, ONG - BUT L
PAID COLD CAS« FOR THAT OUT
OF M otu ev X HAD IN T h e rrfjjL
BANK — —
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Office Phone 164-J •
Home Phone 164-L
DB. ROLAND ALLIN
Dried Buttermilk
Fuller Paints
ÜRCAT I :ONK - XT MAXES MC
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DIZZY WMCN X THINK OF TRC BlU-S
t h a t ARC wattinq Tt> s e PAIO------
LETS SCC.NOYl — X BOOCtHT MOM
A tor coat - thank heajcny x y
> made A PPNMfcNT OM THAT-—
Dr. Charles JL Haines
Physician and Sturgeon
Convalescent Home
__________ $'
MORE PROOF
J. O. RIGG
Office Hours: IO « i f f and 8 • •
DR. MATTIE B. SHAW
Physician and Surgeon
108 Pioneer Ave
Office and Resident Phone .28
Office Hours
10 - 12 a. m. 2 - 4 p. m.
6:30 - 7:30 p. m.
Poultry Feed
Wheat
DB. ERNEST JL WOODS
• Practice Limited To
Eye, Ear, Noss and Throat
X-Ray, Including Teeth
Baptist Chnr«h
riargadine and First
Myron 8. W oodworth.
Oak Street