ABttLA KD ttAV-Y MBtÑttff
I factor,
the lirte— Bdward
F.
I8earles, left to A rthur T . W alk-
fert Ela* secretary wag sum m arffy
Wisconsin Witt
‘ In v iti Cop
rejected by g Jury
court Friday.
Another College'
8uicide Reported
Elevator Boy’s
Claim Rejected
FO R SALE — Houses a n d
ranches, or will exchange.
F. L.
N utter, 240 E. Main.
162-3*
FO B SA LE or R E N T — Modern
four room bungalow near normal.
Owner leaving next week. Ad­
dress P. O. Box 472 Beach St.
182-3*
FO R SA L E or R EN T— 20 acres
irrigated, close in, 496 Beach St.
\
FOR RENT— Nice 6-room fur­
DUCK BOGS—From thorough­ nished house 325. F. L. Nutter,
bred Indian Runner ducks. Also 240 E. Main.
« 182-3*.
a few choice pedigreed Chinchil­
H E L P W A N TE D
la Rabbits for breeding. New
Zealand Reds and Steel Giant
SALESMAN— Good proposition
meat rabbits.
White Leghorn for two oj three salesmen . or
eggs for setting. Woods Store, 375 salesladies, local outdoor work.
East Main St. Ashland, Ore.
Commissions, weekly. See Mr. Or-
151-4-Sat. rell Hotel Ashland 10 to 12 Mon­
163-1*
FOR BALE— Cheap, nice di­ day.
ning room table, Llthla Apts, 38
WANTED— Woman for gener-
bo . rna »1.
al work. Community Hospital
163-3
FOR BALG— A l 3-lnch wagon,
161-tf
Fred Putnam.
Maternity Home
new car and not a used one.
WOOD
FO R SALE— Black oak, 312 00
cord; body fir, 010.50. Prices In­
W A N T E D — Your 10>7 i spray­ clude sawing. 12 Inch body fir,
ing. New rlg- Six $rears ecper- >3.50 "Her; 10 inch, 34.00; black
ience. J. W . W atkins, Talent, Ore­
gon.
103-1 mo.*
WANTED—To buy ranch on or
near highway, not far from town,
about 30 acres irrigated, rich alf­
alfa land and about 40 acres dry
land with slope and shade trees
for hog run. Free soil. Don’t ap­
ply if you have not what J want.
H. A. Klinger, R. 4, Medford, on
highway, south of fair grounds.
162-3*
PAINTING— Ambro S. Park,
painting, Duo Tone work, 711 Lib­
erty. Phone 466.
160-1-mo.
W A N T E D — To buy fresh cows
ona Company to
Open lip Branch
The Wllshire Iona company of
Los Angeles has opened up a
branch office In the Medford ho­
tel at Medford, with Bert Benton
in charge. Mr. Benton was in
Ashland this morning and said he
would be stationed permanently
In Medford and also handle the
Ashland territory. The company
manufactures and distributes the
I-on-a-ca, a patented health at­
tachment.
canyon
dim
With lack shrubs He » lined
*■
the
I
stream '
,
He kept the tallest trees to trim
The rocky facade gray and grim.
acquaintances.
overwhelming.
While high, above the
scars ;
’
Fop. X CAN’T
W ell - well -
WHAT’S PUÏ7UNG
YOU?
,
O F F IC E H Q U m
‘
10 to IS a. a > - E « • » p a
DR. W . J. C R A N D A LL
Oeteopatfejc
Lies His assurance in the stars.
Blanche Logan O’Neal.
Physician said Surgeon
OB. E B N E ST A . W OODS
P r h c tio s L im ited T o
E y e , E ar, N o se and T h roat
X -E a y , In c lu d in g T eeth
Eye, Ear, Nose and T h ro a t
Office Phone 120
First National Bank Building
.
DR. M A T T IE B. SH A W
P hysician and Burgeon ,•
108 Pioneer Ave
*, -
Office and Resident Phone 21
Office Honrs
10 - 1 2 a. m. 2 - 4 p. m.
8:30 ( 7:30 p. m.
Office Hours: 1 0 - 1 8 and 8 - 0
Bwedenbnrg BuUdlng
Convalescent Home
IBS Granite
Where the sick and aged are
cared for in pleasant home
surroundings.
Testim onials o f its efficacy are
C all
J e r r y O 'N ea l
for yo.nr next Job of
PRACTICAL NURSING
P lo m b n ig
CHOICEST FOOD
Phone 188 *
Res. 88 Morton St.
R easonable Term s
T. L* POWELL
General Transfer
Good team and motor trucks,
Good service at a reasonable
price — Phone 83.
W M . E . G OULD
R ealtor
»
P h on e 453-J
g u ild e r
JORDANS SASH AND
CABINET WORKS
Corner Helman and Van Nt
Phone 161.
It'
C ontractor
Repairing and Remodeling
Specialist lq Quality,
‘ Not Quantity; Shingling
—
Galvanized Nalls Used.
80 Year Guarantee.
W H IT T L E T B A N S T E B
& STO RAG E 0 0 .
404 Mountain Ave.
Coal, W ood a n d S to r a g e
about the I-O N -A -C O . W e are perfectly w ill'
ing to allow yo u to judge solely b y w h at the
GAYLORD W1LSHJRE
Inventor of Ì-O?{-A-OQ
the Life of Your Clothes'
Modern machinery, modern
organization, have freed wo­
men from this greatest of all
drudgeries. To women who
prize
health
and
beauty,
youth-robbing “Wash Days”
are things of the past; and
many women actually consider
it an economy to send us their
laundry week by week, because
they are saving, at a vevy
small cost, what 4F priceless—
their youth!
Bert Jlenton, RepreMutat Ive
Rogue River Valley District.
Office: Hotel Medford, Med­
ford, Oregon.
Free Treatments at Office.
Come in and let us Explain.
I-O N -A -C O does for you . Com e in and take a
delightful lO m in ute treatment. T h ere w ill be
n o charge. Y o u w ill n ot be obligated in the
slightest d e g r e e ..
i
Drugless Treatment
1
The I-O N 'A 'C O accomplishes its results through the
effect of magnetism on the iron in the system.
TELI, EVEßYONE.
HOME DEMONSTRATION
U tou Uw in • dt» «fane « • h » « in
oSc«. phone, end we will (ladlp «end •
Office Houra: Week Dey., 0 A. M. to
0 P. M.; Sundaya, 10 A. M. to 2 P. M.
T he IO N A C om p an y
LOS ANGELES
SAN FRANCISCO
DENVER
PORTLAND
SEATTLE
T hat ' s
easy
nolu f o r .
E x a m p l e -
PRESENT, AND
tenses
S'POSIN’ I SHOULD
* A Y — • £ HAVE
W EN T T D TH E /
o f f ic e " y
HEWRM.X THINK YOUR
NEW JOB IS Too MUCH
T or . voo - Y ou c a n t
' work . S uch l a t e
HOURS W IT H O U T
RUlMIttG MOOR.
J
)
VJELL-K-Att
B usiness «
B usiness ,
Y oornovu
Y ou ' re
even getting
S o THAT YOU talk
ABOUT QOUR WORK C
IN YOUf^ - S L E e r V
B ut
that ’ s
NOT R1GHT-
H- m - m - what
blDJ-SAY?
P h on e. 117
B a la n c e lik e ren t
O ffice 89 O ak S t
G et thia: 0 2 8 .0 0 m onthly rent
for JO years equals nothing
>ut vain regrets. 02 8 .0 0 m onth­
ly p aym ents on hom e for 10
years eq u a ls a 0 1 8 0 0 .0 0 equity
(e stim a te d ) p in s satisfaction
of hom e o w n « .
are no drugs used in the treatment, no exercising, no
manipulation. Y ou simply place the I-O N -A -C O
over the shoulders or around the waist, without remov­
ing the clothing.. A treatment takes about 10 minutes
and is delightful. <
Ah
Ashland Laiuidry
Co.
A u to F r e ig h t T erm in al
There
Surely, renewed health, happiness, relief from pain, is
worth your making this simple test. Surely^, plain
common sense prompts you to give it a trial, at least—
especially when a trial costs you nothing. Don't put
it off any longer.. V isit us today.
J l ’HT PHONE 208
i Packing, Crating and Shipping.
Long Distance Hauling.
F o r Sale— H om es in a ll
se ctio n s
of c ity from
$1800.00 to $5500.00. L ow
a s $ 1 5 0 * 0 d ow n on som e.
'CAUSE YOG
HAVEN'T WENT
YET/
m «— Dorothy Reid, Editor
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Monday, Mar. 14— Art Club meets
in the Parish House. Mrs. J.
A. Ruger and Mrs. Frank Nel­
son, hostesses.
Monday, Mar. 14.— W. R. C. will
have a social at the home of
Mrs. Hattie Boyd at 317 North
Main street.
. .Monday, Mar. 14. — Ashland
Study Club meets at the home
of Mrs. C. W. Nlms on Hllcrest
Tuesday, Mar. 18.— Alpha Chap­
ter wiU observe their 47th an­
niversary In the Masonic hall.
Husbands and wives of O. E. 8.
members with their sons and
daughters over 16 years of age,
will be the guests.
Tuesday, Mar. 15. — Civic Club
will meet In the clubhouse on
Winburn Way. Mrs. O. R.
Satchwell and Miss Jane Sned-
icor will give talks.
Friday, Mar. 18.— Medern Wood­
men and Royal Neighbors will
have a public box social In the
Moose hall.
tt « a
L HOPE LUCM DOESN'T G C T
W ts e X WAS T o A FOKBR PART/
LAST N IG H T — X T O U S H6R.
ì X WAS WORKING OVERTIME .
S _ , AT THE O F F IC E j —
O ffice P h o n e 1 6 4 -J
H om e P h o n e I S « !
Y et w e do n ot ask' y o u to take anyone’s w ord
X can ’ t f ig u r e ,
o u t t h e s e past
F uture
P h y sic ia n an d S u rgeon
granite
By Taylor
u n d e r s ta n d m y
g r a m m a r LESSON
F or T omorrow
O r. C h arles A . H a b ita :
P h y g ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
D B . BOLAND ALLEN
Inga com-
here tender growing
mune,
Ñor band of man their beauty
mars.
With silver song’the stream flows
able doubt as to its effectiveness. * S o m any
I O N -A -C O S are n ow in use that almost every*
one can hear the story o f its w onderful results
from someone right in his or her ow n circle o f
See Whittle Trans-
FO R S A L E — ..Here’s ..another ■ K 2 B
*161-3*
one. Auto camp, service station,
FOR SALE — Real beardless
repair garage; on Pacific high­
seed
barley, 2 1-2 cts.'See Roscoe
way, new Ashland. Price >7000.
Applegate 1-2 mile southeast of
T e r * « . Gonld Realtor. 458-J.
Ashland.
159-6*
117-tf,
When Be fashioned the
I
. the point w here there can be any reason*
F O R SALE: — 3 acr
did gardeq soil. Wide
PIANO BARGAIN— We have a
fru it. Few blocks from normal,
high and grade schools. Bargain. splendid player piano with many
rolls, of music antt-stool, worth
Terms. Gould, Realtor, 453-J.
153-tf 3450 tor quick sale 3200. Mrs.
Hilty’s piano.
hand
1 1 ’ H E history o f th e I-O N -A -C O Has pasted
FOR SALE— 3 3-4 Bain wag­
on, practically new. Phone 6F14.
161-3*
F O R SA LE— I f you want to get
in on the ground floor in coming
FOR HALE— Anyone wishing to
residence section, see or phone
W m . È. Gould, Realtor. Several buy a new 1927 Ford car write
Will
good buys la Palm Ava and' Nor­ box 9, Ashland Tidings.
mal vicinity.
117-tf save you money. This Is for a
with lavish
Visit us -Take a delightful
FREE Treatment-Judge
by your Own Experience
TO TRADG— Young heifer for
162-3*
MATERNITY HOME — 153
young bull. W. Miles. Phone Granite. Terms, including every­
W A N T a good home 30F6.
161-3* thing, 34.00 per day.
162-tf
I F YOU
inquire at Brown A Rice, 63 N.
M ain .
08-tl
THE CANTON
¡in eu p jeipe
MADISON,
WIs., Mar. 12.—
Gov. Fred R. Zimmerman of W ll»
oonsin w ill appoint a committee
to gq to Washington for the pur­
pose of inviting President- Cool­
idge to spent his summer vpca-
and sqrjngers, Charles Broill. 448 osk, |< .0 0 and 34.50. Some slab Uon la Wisconsin.' f , ’
CHICAGO. Mar. 12.— (ON)—
Helman i t . phon¿ 407-ft.
wood. »8» B street. Phone 188-R
A
bullet bole through his head,
151-1-mo.*
FOB - BF?T~"Two «Pertinents
^38-lmo.*
the body of MacIntyre* Harsha,
of 4 rooms each with plenty of
PLOWING
19 year o^d University of Chica­
FO B xchange — Real Botato
garden groand. reasonable, close
Call
130-R
for
all
kinda
of
go
freshman was found in a
in. Inquire 827 Oberlin S t
. FO B SALK o r T R A D E — 180
team work and plowing.
lonely
section of the dunes near’
182-2*
acres of land in Siakiyou, Cal. On
Chesterton early Friday.
1 25-lm o *
te
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'
1
Pacific Highway. PPlenty of wa­
F O B B E N T ;— Completely fur­
Evidence pointed to suicide.
N EW YORK. Mar. i t — (U N )
HAMAKEB TRANSFER a n d ter, near county school For fu r­
nished apartments,
m o d e rn
—
The
claim
o
f
Angelo
Bliaaon,
throughout Reasonable rentals. Storage Ce. office at residence, ther particulars address Tidings,
174 North Main. Phona 410.
Box 01.
lS S -lm o .* former elevator boy to the >15,-
B utler apte., 40 Granit« St.
000,000 estate w hich, his hent-
Clasalfied Ade Bring Results
148-tf ANT G IR L IN TR O U B LE— May
TO TRADE— 40, a. upder ditch
communicate with Ensign Lae 12 miles east Klamath Falls >180
F O R R E N T —Furnslhed small
of^ the Salvation Army at the per acre want Ashland home and
apartments and cabins w ith ga­
' WJUte Shield Home, 686 Msy- Small acreage. P. O. box 318
rages. Reasonable by
month
181-3*
falr Ays-. Portland. Oregon. < Klam ath Falls.
or week. Barber Apts. 188 Gran­
ite.
in -tt
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K'iriri y «yy> r . w r w t i .
< H if n
-T O O M U S T HAUE B ê 6 n
D IS C U S S IN G an INCREASE
IN SALARV W IT H O N E O F
Y o u « E M P tx v e e s - anvholu
YOU ÇAID* £ ll RA1SÊ Too t e w '
Wednesday Club Meets at Poley
Home—
The Wednesday Club of the
Presbyterian church
was de­
lightfully entertained at the W. M.
Poley home on Gresham street
when they met for their regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon,
March nineth. Mrs. 8. B. Taylor
and Mrs. Harner were the hostes­
ses.
A pleasant time was spent In
social conversation and making
church decorations for the Easter
services.
At a late hour the hostesses
served dellicous
refreshments,
daintily arranged.
will be given by the Glee Club of
the Southern Oregon Normal
school at four o'clock In the au­
ditorium.
The^program will Include a
half hour of singing, under the di­
rection of Miss Leona G. Marsters.
Miss Lolita Pierson accompanies
the singing and Miss, Dorothy
Baughman will be the soloist.
Following are the songs which
will be sung:
Morning from “Beer Gynt”—
firelg.
I Passed By Your Window—
Brahe: Chorus.
Abide With Me— Lidle.
A Prayer — Stenson:
Miss
Baughman.
Wander’s Night Song— Rubin­
stein.
Children of the Moon— Warren.
Women of the Chorus.
Song Of India— Rimsky-Korsa-
kow.
Homing— del Reigo.
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Dinner Arranged For University
Of Oregon Stringed Quartet—
At six o ’clock dinner at the
Llthla Springs hotel has been ar­
ranged for Dr. John J. Landsbury.
Rex Underwood and other mem­
bers of the University of Oregon
Stringed Quartet, who will give
a concert in the auditorium of the
Southern Oregon State Normal
school on Tuesday evening, March
fifteenth.
All alumnls and former stu­
dents of the State university and
their wives and husbands are
cordially invited to be present and,
to greet these musicians from the
University.
Reservations may be made in
Ashland by telephoning ' Miss
Leona G. Marsters at the Normal
school and in Medford through
Mr. Don Newberry.
7
D uB A JU L Y
’
Contour Cream
Aa exceptionally rick and fragrant
preparation, combining the prop-
a 33 tt
Basket Dinner at Christian
«'hureh Sunday—
A basket dinner will he held In
the Christian church Sunday,
March, 13, at which" time every­
one is invited to come and bring
well-filled baskets.
There will be a board meeting
G n a tti he
at 2:30 p. m. All members please [ ftdkarr R)CHARp¡ HtlDNUT KwKN Asn
be present to give reports. — -
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S. O. N. H. W ill G ive M usical—
A Sunday
4
afternoon' musical
E^st Sidp Phami^cj
Ashland, Oregon