ASHLAND BUHLT TRUNGH
I
CUSSffffBAK
to to lta
F O R R E N T — Furnished, a love
ly firs t flo o r
apartm ent,
w ith
garage, overlooking park, »20 per
m onth. W e pay the lig h t and wa
te r, B arb er Apts. 159 Granite.
1«-«
FOR RUNT:—Completely fur
nished apartments, m o d e r n
'throughout. Reasonable rentals.
Butler aptk., 40 Granite St.
148-tf
FOR RENT Furti efbed
smstfi
F O R HALE— A l 3-lnch wagon,
month F re d P utnam .
1 6 1 -tf
FOB KENT — Furnished apte.,
and unfurnished flat, 9» »o. tnd
St
34-tf
FOB BALE — Keel
F O R H A L E — Houses »’ n d
ranches, o r w ill exchange.
F. L .
N u tte r, 240 E. B a in .
1 89-3*
F O R H A LE or R E N T — Modern
fo u r room bungalow near norm al.
Ow ner leaving next w eek. A d
dress P. O. Box 472 Beach St.
1 82-3*
F O R H A L E o r R E N T — 20 acres
Irrig a te d , dose in, 496 Beach St.
162-3*
COURTESY
I’OHITION WANTED — Fem ale
E X P E R IE N C E D young lady de
as stenographer,
splendid player piano w ith many bookkeeper, or clerk. Good local
rolls, of music and stool, w orth references, address. Box 80, care
1 6 4 -2 *
»480 fo r quick sale »200. Mrs. Ashland Tidings.
H U ty ’s piano. See W h ittle Trans
fe r Co.
_
169-6 r ill won the firs t prize in Bridge
and Mrs. R. F. Brown was aw ard
F O R H A L E — Real beardless
ed-the firs t prize hi Five H undred.
seed barley, 2 1-2 eta. See Roscoe
A t a late hour the hostesses
Applegate 1-3 m ile southeast of served delicious refreshm ents to
Ashland.
156-6* the ladies th a t were present and
also to those who h#d been dec
WOOD
.
F O B S A L E — Black oak, >12.00 orating the E lk ’s ballroom for the
ball
Wednesday,
Jord; body fir , »10.60. Prices in A nniversary
clude sawing. 12 inch body "fir, March sixteenth.
The Club w ill
hold its next
»3.60 tie r; 16 inch, »4.00; black
meeting
on
the
afternoon
of
oak, »4.00 and »4.60. Some slab
March
seventeenth.
wood. 939 B street. Phone 196-R Thursday,
135-1 mo.* M rs. George G ille tte and Mrs. D.
Perozzi w ill be the hostesses.
PIANO BARGAIN— We have a sires position
IF YOU WANT a good home
inquire at Brown A Rice, 63 N.
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8 8 8
M a te rn ity Hom e
Mrs; W. C. P o lk Hostess a t W. O.
M A T E R N IT Y H O M E —
163 T.JU.WsrtlMi ■ ________ __ _ .
G ranite. Term s, including every 7 Mrs. W . C. P o lk was the g ra
1 6 2 -tf cious hostess Tuesday afternoon,
F O R S A L E : — 3 acres splen th in g , »4.00 per day.
March eighth, when she d eligh t
did garden soil. W id e variety
fu lly entertained the W . C. T . V .
fr u it. Few blocks from norm al,
at her home on Gresham street.
high and grade schools. Bargain.
An interesting business session
Term s. Gould, R ealto r, 463-J.
was held a fte r which a splendid
1 5 3 -tf
program was given. Mrs. F ra n k
f r BALE— If you want to get
W a lk e r and M rs. O. G. H ow ard
In on the ground flo o r In coming
each gave an instructive reading.
residence section, see o r phone
The ladies were pleased to learn
W m . E. Gould, R ealto r. {Several
th a t the m ortgage on the C h ild
good bays la P alm Av« and N or
ren’s F a rm Hom e
at C orvallis,
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
mal vicinity.
11 7 -tf
Oregon, would be burned on the
Tuesday, M a r. IS .— A lpha Chap
tw e n ty -fifth of th is month
thus
FOR SALE— ..Here’s ..another
te r W ill observe th e ir 47th an-
clearing
the
acreage.
one. A uto c am p ,-service station,
ntveysary la the Masonic h all.
The hosteaa served dpliqlous
repair garage*, on Pncttlw» ’high
Husbands and wives o f O. E. S.
refreshments, a fte r which a pleas
way, near Ashland. Price »7000.
members w ith tb e ir sons and
an t social tim e waa spent. Those
Terms.
Realtor. <534.
daughters over 16 years o f age,
present were the Mesdames L eav-
117-tf.
win be the guests.
ette, Jilson, B ruener, H o w ard .
Tuesday, M a r. IS . — Civic Club
Davis, Carson, B ryan t,
W a lk e r,
w ill meet In tbe clubhouse on
B a rtle tt and P olk.
W in b u rn W ay.
M rs.
O.
R.
8 8 8
Satchwell and Miss Jane Sned-
W A N T E D — Y our 1927 spray-
Civic Chib Meets T om orrow
ioor w ill give talks.
ng. New rfg. Six years exper
Afternoon—
ence. i . W . W atkins. T a le n t, Ore F rid ay, M a r. 18.— The W ho-D o-
The Ashland Civic Im provem ent
Class o f the M. E. Church w ill
jón.
163-1 m o .*
club w ill hold a very Interesting
meet w ith Mrs. G. H . Yeo at
meeting in the club house on
W ANTED— To buy ranch on or
114 O ak St.
W in b u rn W a y to m o rro w a fte r
near highw ay, not fa r from town, F rid a y , M a r. 18.— Modern W ood
noon, March fifte e n th . The pro
about 30 seres irrig ated , rich a lf
men and Royal Neighbors w ill
gram w ill be in charge of the
a lia land and about. 40 acres dry
have a public box social In the
B etter Homes Com m ittee,
w ith
land w ith slope and shade trees
Moose hall.
Mrs. C. W . Hansen, chairm an.
fo r hog ru n . Free soil. Don’t ap
n « a
Mrs. C. R. Satchwell and Miss
ply If you have not w hat I w a n t
R E S P O N S IB IL IT Y
JaJne Snedicor w ill give a short
H . A. K lin g e r, R. 4. M edford, on, I sometimes wish I m ight again
addresses; Miss M argaret H am a-
highway, south of fa ir grounds.
Know joyous, care-free days.
bacher and Mrs. H arold
A lkin s
162-3* W ith gay footsteps irresponsive,
w ill fnrnish the music and Mrs.
Traverse
Y o u th ’s
rose-strewn
Denton w ill put on a very pleasing
P A IN T IN G — Ambro. 8. P ark,
ways.
and colorful health play, en titled ,
painting, Duo Tone w ork, 711 Lib
‘‘C ordelia’s Jewels” w ith a num
erty. Phone 465.
160-1-mo.
Should Youth
re tu rn , I know not
I
ber of small children in th e cast.
how
W A N T E D — To buy fresh cows
A large attendance is expected.
and springers, Charles B ro ill, 448 I ’d meet her sm iling gaze,
F o r my heart-strings
are deep-
H elm an St., phone 407-R .
New Ci
l M - l- m o .*
taagled
——
C.
J.
P
errine,
owner o f P er
In d uty’s endless maze.
PLOWING
rin e ’s store on the Plaza, has
Blance Logan O’Neal
C a ll 196-R fo r «11 kinds o f
purchased an Essex super-six
8 8 8
team w ork and plowing.
« E lk 's laulics Card Club Meets
sedan from H . A . Stearns of the
1 3 5 -lm o *
L ith ia Springs garage.
Thursday—
“ 8
The E lk ’s Ladies Card Club
HAMAKKR TRANSFER a n d
Storage Co. office at residence. held th e ir reg u lar weekly meeting Returned to H o m o -
Mrs. H . L . W a lte r and daug h
In the E lk ’s clubrooms Thursday
174 North Main. Phone 410.
ANY GIRL IN TROUBLE-*-May
communicate with Ensign Lee
of‘ Àhe Salvatldu Army at tbe
White Shield Rome. 666 May-
fair Ave., Pertlaad. Dragon.
OCR CIRCUS
afternoon, March tenth. Mrs. H .
K . Tomlinson and Mrs.
O.
A.
Paulsefud acted as hostesses.
There were fo u r tables in
play; three o f Bridge and one of
F iv e -H u n d re d .
Mrs. F . R. M er-
Mom and Pop
ter, Miss R uth, who have spent
some tim e in Ashland at the
home of Mrs. W a lte r’s m other,
Mrs. A. H . Russell on N orth M iln
street, have returned to th e ir
home In Portland.
/
OURCmCVH
7
A t our circus next week w a a r e
going to have side shows and Also
an anim al show.
O ur mothers
are m aking candy fo r us to sell.
W e are going to have a parade
w ith some clowns in It. W ith tbe
money we earn we are going to
build a play shed.
4A
The children o f the Lincoln
school are m aking posters to ad
vertise the circus M arch 19, 1927,
at the N orm al a u d ito riu m . Tbe
posters are looking very nice and
attra c tiv e.
T he
admission is
from 16c to 26c and tar side
shows 6 c.
Phoebe Roach.
O C R C IV IC S CLASH
In Mine O ffle ld ’s civics claad we
are studying about courtesy, w e
have made rules fo r courtesy to
use, in the street, in the home,
when using the telephone, and
when we are in cbtfrch and the
theatre. W e are a ll going to stry
to live up to these rules.
T h e lm a Yoder 6A
The P. T. A. o f the Lincoln
school are going to have a m eet
ing on F rid a y a t three oclock.
They w ill meet In the nurse’s
room.
Tbls meeting is fo r ta lk in g over
the plans fo r th e circus w h ich, is
to be given by the pupils of our
school.
M ild red Springer, 5B
The P. T. A. o f the Iincoln
school are going to have a meet
ing on F rid a y a t three o'clock.
They w ill m eet, in the
nurse’s
room.
This m eeting Is fo r ta lk in g ov
e r the plans fo r th e circus which
is to be given by th e pupils of o ur
school.
D ella Lam b, 5B.
The boys and g irla of the L in
coln school are going to have a
circus to help raise money fo r a
play shed. I t w ill be given at tbe
norm al school M arch 19,
1927.
There w ill be a parade in the
m orning about 1 0 :3 0 , down M ain
street. There w ill be sideshows
and a band. The girls w ill have
fo lk dances and a negro m instrel.
There w ill be tw o performance«,
one in the afternoon and one kt
night.
______ B illy Hoxie, 5B
•f*
A carload o f red cedar, a ll
h eart seven foot fenceposta
Just received, w ill sell fo r 23c
each as long as they last. A »
kind of fencing.
Plows from »10^10 up. Im ple
ments o f every description.
W h ite Sewing Machines and
everything th a t fa rm e rs need,
at
Peil^ Comer
Business a ri ProtaskMal Mreetory JJ
Do not throw or shoot things la
churoh or theatrq.
(Published tyr the pòpils of Lincoln public school)
ff» A4
apartm ents and cabins w ith ga
rages. Reasonable by
or week. Barber Apts. 159 Gran
ite.
U l-tf
Coatte
* * » ìl
W e are going to have a cireus
on the 19 o f M arch. W e a re go-
ing to have dances and stunts.
There w ill be candy sold
also.
FOB »»I.1I--»IIHCEI.T.fiNEOU» FOB EXCHANGE - e
There w ill be side shows and a
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r r ,
t d i l BAlfe or TRADE— 160 m ain show. The ctrcus ..w ill be
F O B H A L E — W h ite Leghorn.'
acres of land In Siskiyou, Cal. On. given at the N orm al.
P ullets, Phone 2F14 mornings.
W ilm a Mansfield, 5B
Pacific Highway. PPlenty of wa
164-3
ter, near county school For far
F O R B A L E — 8 doz. q uart m a ther particulars address Tidings,
MIH8 DORK’S ILLNESS
son jars, w ith lids a t 60c per dms- Box 91.
Miss B ork, who has been ill.
l»9-2mo.*
en, 1 dos. quart mason ja rs w ith
was able to be back M school
lids a t 70 c, 2 doz. economy jars, FOB RBN^I — Furuubed Houaee Tuesday afternoon. W h ile she
a t 60c, 1 settee »5, sanitary couch
was 111 Mrs, Good took her place.
F O R R E N T — Nice 5-ròom fu r
»4.50, bedstead and springs »8,
C larice Crowson, 6A
nished house »26. F . L . N u tte r,
range »15, heater »2, two student
240 E . M ain.
1 6 2 -8 *
tables »3 and »2, motorcycle and
THE SNOW
side car »60. Phone 297-Y . 561
Snow, snow, wind blow,
HELP WANTED
F a irv ie w .
164-1
Come from the western skies,
Oh. w hat fy n we have though,
WANTED—
W
om
an
fo
r
gener
FOR HALE—Cheap, nice di
C hildren, big and little go.
ning room table, Lithla Apts, 35 a l w o rk. C om m unity Hospital
To play In the fa llin g snow.
’
163-3
8o. tn d S t.
163-3
E lizabeth McDonough 6A
WM to
FOB RENT — Housekeeping
room, Tory reasonable, 675 Lib
erty.
1*64-4*
THE M U. SPLITTER
dtatarg others nnloea requeoled a t
church o r theatre.
Rachel Forsythe, <A
Miss Htleman has been 111
three days.
We are sorry and we are going
to , stake something for her. I t
will be a surprise.
Mies White and Mre. Good took
Mias Htleman place.
Dolly K a ^ a eto ,
In Miss Moore’s civics claaa we
are studying about eourteay and
politeness. W e have made some
rules about the home and
the
street which we are going to try
to follow . L ater we are going to
dram atise these rules.
W e should say, pardon
me,
8TVDEBAKER R » » n t i
when we have been rude and ex
The
highest la Studebaker
cuse me when we leave a group of
drills this week are Mildred Era-
people or leave a room.
ban 46, and Rudolph Peteraoa, 36.
Do pot talk when someone
Rudolph Peteraoa, 6A
else is ta lk in g or in terru pt conver
sation.
„
'Mrs. M o ffet is reading us a
> Do a ll duties cheerfully and
fctory named “ The Story o f R ol
prom ptly.
<
and. I t is a very good book. Is a
T re a t friends
and
strangers
story of a poor boy, his m other,
with kindness and respect.
K in g Charlem agne and m & n, y
R eturn things which do not be
bold knlght3. ■ ,
long to you.
, Dgrrell Sielaff.
The boy always walks on the
outer side of the pidewalk.
Boys should lift th e|r hats to T H O R N T O N A N D H E R G N E R
women whom they kndw and
N O T A G A IN S T P R O J E C T
women should speak first.
W e should not be too noisy on
(Continual From Page One)
the street.
Do not w alk three abreast on have been given a thorough teat
before starting the m a jo r project
the sidewalk.
A ll
Do not push people in a large in Ashland creek canyon.
along we have consistently declar
crowd.
,
ed th at in o ur belief
the
city
should w ait u n til the added T a l
M ildred Urban, 6A
Last week all the languages ent w ater, the Crowson H ill res
classes of the 6A and 6B grades e rvo ir an<j the reconstructed dis
of the Lincoln school ’ wrote le t trib u tio n system should be given
ters to the' children in Wisconsin. a chance to prove th e ir w orth and
W e told about the weather in th e ir a b ility or in a b ility to take
cluding the big rain. About our care of the w ater needs before
school and many other
things. actual construction o f the dam,
W e hope to here from them very which w ill cost the people of Ash
land between »350,000 and »375,-
soon.
Ruth B u lle r, 5A
’ To be a gentleman or a lady
We must be courteous, so in civics
we have made some rules for
courtesy which I believe a ll of us
w ill endeavor to fo llo w .
They
are:
Do not In te rru p t any one while
they are reading, speaking
or
sleeping.
W hen you w alk in fro n t
of
anyone or *do anything rude ydu
should Bay, “ pardon m e.”
Do your w ork cheerfully.
Be a good sport at all times.
Do not ta lk loudly when w a lk
ing on the street.
Do not w a lk more than fo u r
abreats on the sidewalk.
W hen you pass anyone coming
toward you keep to th e r i g h t . '
W hen passing anyone
going
your way always pass to the le ft.
Never listen to any one else’s
conversation over the phone.
T a lk pleasantly and distinctly.
In churches in Theatres.
Do not read, ta lk out loud or
DB. ROLAND ALLEN
Physician sad Surgeon
Office Phene 18DJ
Phone 168-L
DB. ERNEST A. WOODS
Prnctine Limited To
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
X-Ray, Including Teeth
Office Honrs: 1 0 - 1 2 and S - 8
Swedenborg Building
Convalescent Bone
.
,1 5 S
Granite
Where the sick and aged are
eared for in pleasant home
surroundings.
P R A C T IC A L N U R SIN G
C H O IC E S T FOOD
Reasonable Terms
DK. MATTIE B. SHAW
Physician and Surgeon
108 Pioneer Ave
Office and Resident Phone 38
Office Honrs
10 - 1 3 a. m. J - 4 p. m.
6 :3 0 - 7 :3 0 p. m.
OaU
Jerry . O’Neal
fo r your next job of
Plombfrig
.
T. L. POWELL
General Transfer
Good team and m otor tracks.
Good service nt a reasonable
price — Phone 83.
WM. E. GOULD
Realtor
Phone 458-J
Builder
Contractor
Repairing and Remodeling
JO R D A N S SASH A N D
CABINET WORKS
Corner H elm an and Van Naas.
Phone 161.
194-tf
Specialist in Q uality,
N ot Q uantity; shingling
WHITTLE TRANSFER
A STORAGE 0 0 .
Coal; Wood and Storage
For Sale—Homes in all
sections of city from
$1800.00 to $5500.00. Low
as $150.00 down on some.
Balance like rent
Get thia: »26.00 monthly rent
for 10 years equals nothing
Jut vain regrets. »26.00 month
ly payments on home for 10
years equals a »1500.00 equity
(estimated) pins satisfaction
of home
000, be started.
"As city councilmen we have
H a r d w a r e considered
ourselves employes of
tbe m unicipal corporation. Tbe
“ The Winchester Stofe” voters, as stockholders, have told
us to spend up to »460,000 In im
>■»»»>»««*» »> »»
« » » »
proving the w ater supply. As
your employees we fe lt we saw an
opportunity whereby we could
save your stockholders approxi
mately »360,000, and we fe lt we
would be recreant In o ur duty to
you If we did not point out this
opportunity.
We Tiave Blocked a Complete Line Of
R oad H eany’s Reports
”W e -desire to call attentio n to
the fact 4hat the report of E ng i
neer Henny, as made in 1920, and
made again in January of this
year, urged (h at tbe construction
of the dam be d e la y e d u n til tbe
very laOt. I t was very evlden*
that he fe lt then, and fe lt even
this yeslr th a t the dam may not be
needed to Insure a sufficient w a
ter supply.
M r. Henny*s report
was subm itted in 1920 when the
city procured nqfw uter from the
T a le n t Irrig a tio n d istrict, w hile
for thia ySat 800 acre feet w ill be
available.
W e understand that
THE BUTTER THAT BETTERS THE BREAD.
these reports by. M r. H enny w ill
be published in Tbe Tidings d u r
ing
tbe present week and we u ffe
A Lithia Creamery Product
a ll citizens to read them carefully.
'W e have believed,-and ee stat
Always Fresh at Your Grocer.
e d 'th a t enough T alen t w ater could
and shrtukf be piped to take care
of the p arkw ay along the Boule
Contestants report at Creamery On Butter Wrapper
vard,
L ith ia p ark and the normal
Contest This Week
school grounds, as well as to sup
ply irrig a tio n w ater to fr u it grow
ers and home gardeners where-
ever possible. This, o f coarse,
143 North Pioneer
would conserve ju s t th at
much
more domestic Water from Ash
land creek and m ake It available
for s tric tly domestic purposes.
\
Chatton Urged
“Tbe. people last November
authorized the expenditure of
»460,000 and said they wanted
certain w ork to be undertaken.
BUt they did not say when this
w drk was to be started, and if the
various contemplated
Improve
ments w ill give Ashland an ade
quate supply Without tbe neces
sity o f constructing a dam at this
tim e, then we h ere believed that
ws, ab Y o u r servants, would
he
dUfttk the only proper thing In our
dffdrts to save thia added
bur-
dan.
” Th Cdnclualon we simply desire
to state th a t we hare never sought
an argum ent w ith any group of
people. W s tiave not fought the
Announcement!
Cinderella Shoe Dressing
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
“Ashland Maid”
Phone 8-1
By Taylor
Ashlanff creek development. Ws
have hot opposed spy project.
W e sim ply urged
i -
Office Phone lfla
F irs t National Bank Building
Phone 188
Simpson’s
LITHIA CREAMERY
Physician a n d __
Eye, E a r, N o te and
Ree. 8« Morton St.
PRESTO-LAC
for sale at
OFFICE HQURS
10 to IS a. m.— 2 to 8 ». at.
DR. W. ff, CRANDALL
Ostéopathie
484 .Mountain Ave.
Enamel
Office Phone 164-J
Borne Piume 164-L
OFTYC* HOURS
10-12 A. H .
2-6 P. M.
Fleet National
BnlkUng
Galvanized Nalls Used.
20 Y e a r Guarantee.
Decorative
Dr. Chartes A. W itiw ;
Physician and Surgeon
th a t
tbe
con-
Packing, C rating and Shipping.
Long Distance H aulin g .
Auto Freight Terminal
Phone 117
Office 89 Oak 8 t
struction of tbe dam be delayed
u n til these other improvements
have proven th eir w orth.”
Bend post office receipts for
first three months of 1899 were
75 cents; fo r last quarter o f
1926, »12,336.
Help Kidneys
By Drinking
More Water
T a k a «alto to Flush Kidneys
and Help N eutralize Ir r i
ta tin g Acids
Kidney and bladder irritations often
result from acidity, says a noted au
thority. The kidney* help filter thia
arid from tbe blood and pass it on to
the bladder, where it may remain to
irritate and inflame, causing a burning,
scalding sensation, or setting up an
irritation at the neck of the bladder,
obliging you to seek relief two or
three times during the night The
sufferer is in constant dread; the
water passes sometimes with a scald
ing sensation and is very profuse;
again, there is difficulty in voiding i t
Bladder weakness, most folks call it
because they can’t control urination.
W hile it is extremely annoying and
sometimes very painful, this is often
one of the most simple ailments to
overcome. Begin drinking lots of soft
water, also get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from your pharmacist and
take a tablespoonful in a glass of
water before breakfast Continue this
for two or three days. This will help
neutralize the acids in the system so
they no longer are a source of irrita
tion to the bladder and urinary organs,
which then act normal again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, and is made
from the acid of »rapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia, and is used
by thousands of folks who are subject
to urinary disorders «used by arid
irritation. Jad Salts causa no bad
effects whatever.
Here you have a pleasant, efferves
cent lhhia-water drink which may
quickly-ralfeve your bladder irritatica.