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PQR RENT— Famished
• I Laurel, phone 380-J.
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FOR BALE— Ludwig pfano In
first class condition. Good bar
gain. Inquire at 369 Hasgadlne or
phone 201-L.
167-tf
FOR RENT— Furnished, a love
ly first floor apartment, wfth
garage, o feriook lag park, <20, per
FOR BALE— Strawberry pianta
WANTED— To buy team and
month. W e pay the light and wa harness, m ust be sound and true Phone 447-J.
160-12«
ter, Barber Apts. 163 Granite.
to pull. Phone 371J1, SuncreSt
FQR SALE— Wicker baby bug
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M M Orchard, Talent.
160-3 gy 910, 332 Harrison St. Phone
FOR RENT:— Completely fur
160-2«
Painting, tinting and papering, 385-J.
nished apartments, m o d e r n try Cliff Burlingam e, 681 Mt. Av.
FOR HALE— 8 doz. quart ma
throughout. Reasonable rentals. or phone 98.
167-1 mo. son Jara with lids, at 60c per dot.;
Butler apt«., 40 Granite Bt.
WANTED — Spading, garden- 1-2 doa. 2 qt. masons, 3Sc; 1 1-2
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g, etc. J. D. P effly, 637 g*. doz, edbngjny Jars at 6Qc; settee
, FOR RENT— Furaatoed sm all
Un.
• 166-6« 64; sanitary couch 94-50, rocker
94, beater 32, two student tables
apartm ents and cabins with ga-
WANTED— Your 1627 spray 93 and 82; motorcycle and side
ro<ee. Reasonable by
moatb
or week. Barber Apts. 166 Gran ing.. New rig. Six years exper car 860. Phone 397-J, 691 Fair-
ite.
111-tf ience. J. W. W atkins, Talent, Ore v iew . 8t. Call at house Sat., Mar.
gon.
163-1 mo.« 19.
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168-1«
PAINTING— Ambro S. Park, FOR EXCHANGE — D eal Estate
painting. Duo Tone work, 711 Lib
FOR SALE or TRADE— 160
erty. Phone 466.
160-1-mo. acres of land in Siskiyou, Cal. Op
WANTED— To buy fresh cows Pacific Highway. PPlenty of wa
ter, near county school For fur
FOR RENT— Partly furnished and springers, Charles Broill,- 448
ther particulars address Tidings,
cottage with garage, garden and Helman St., phone 407-R.
133-2mo.«
169-1-mo.« Bax 91.
fruit trees, 177 Hargadlne St.
166-tf
TO TRADE— House two lots,
PLOWING
Call 196-R for all kinds of bah. toilet, electric lights, all
kinds o f fruit. To trade for small
team work and plowing.
IF YOU WANT a good home
, 135-lm o« acreage near Ashland, 163 Au
burn. St.
165-5«
inquire at Brown A Rice, 63 N.
HAMAKER TRANSFER s a d
Main.
06-tf
Storag* Co. office at residence,
FOR BALE - I f you want to get 174 North Main. Phone 410.
la on the ground floor In coming
residence section, aee or phone ÄRTf GIRL IN TROUBLE— Mgy
opm ^nnicat« w ith Ensign Lee . At the Forum Luncheon next
Wm. B. Gould, Realtor. Several
o t t * Ba iyatlon Army at the Tuesday noon, annual reports of
good buys In Palm Ava and Nor
m al vtoinlty.
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^ h lt * Shield t a a . 8?5 May- all standing com m ittees of the
chamber w ill be presented by
fair A ve., Portland. Oregon.
FOR BALE or TRADE— 8 acres
the chairmen of these com m it
Irrigated land, beat of aoll, 6 miles
tees. The complete financial re
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w est of Grants Paas on Redwood
port for the year will be given
Highway. Half In alfalfa and bal
MATERNITY |BDME — 153 and other interesting details will
ance In cultivation. W ill take Granito. Tarma, Including every be presented.
It is the desire
sm all car, late model as part pay thing, 84.00 per day.
162-tf of the board that this m eeting
m ent. Price 91600 Route 2, Box
shall be in such form that all
168, Grants Pass, owner.
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these reports and statem ents may
be publishable In full.
Annual Reports
To Re Presented
FOUND— Fraternity pin let
ters T-AKK. owner may have
same by paying for-ad. Tidings
office.
186-2
CALENDAR OP EVENTS
Monday, Mar. 81.— Auxiliary to
American Legion w ill bare So
cial m eeting In Pioneer hkll,
with Mrs. E. Crow chairm an of
the refreshm ent
com m ittee.
Time will be spent In making
^articles for hospital No. TT In
Portland.
Monday, Mar. fll.— Royal N eigh
bors w ill meet in the Moose
hall.
Tuesday, Mar. 88— W . C. T. U.
meets at the home of Mrs. A. D.
Jlllson at 107 Second, street at
1:30 p. m. AU members are
requested to attend.
Tuesday, Mar. 88.— Alpha Club
will meet In the Masonic hall
at 2:30 p. m. H ostesses, Mrs.
V. F. W hittle and Mrs. Dorothy
Hardy. *
Wednesday, Mar. 28.— A uxil
iary to Trinity Guild social
night. Parish house. H ostesses,
Mrs. M. P. Dunn, Mrs. Lynn
Slack.
Wednesday, Mar. 22.— Social Cir
cle of the Christian church wil)
meet in the church parlors,
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KINSHIP
,
When I hear the wind at night.
Sweeping through the grasses—
Part of me would up and go,
Join it as it passes.
Singing through the slender trees
Lashed by silver rain,
Stirring little buBh and flower,
Tapping window pane^
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Over w6t and shining
Laughing— and so fre<
Singing, singing, as w«
On to open sea
Q m ighty winds, my brothers,
I hear you— as you pass;
Part of me sweeps on with you
Singing through the grass.
Eleanor Allen, Portland.
THE RAIL SPLITTER
The Who-Do Class o t the M.
B. phgrch held a social meeting
at the home ot l(rs. G. H- Yeo op
Oak street veeterday afternoon*
Friday, March 18, with a large
attendance present.
Mr«. W alter Hernden, Mrs. A.
A. Madden and Mrs. James Len
nox aaaiated the hostess In serving
« buffet luncheon, which the
guests very much enjoyed. These
ladles wore dainty green caps
»nd aprons, in keeping with 8t.
Patricks Day.
The time was happily spent In
conversation and doing fancy
work. ”
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Glee Club Holds Practice—
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The Junior High School Glee
Club held its weekly meeting,
March ninth, in the school build
ing.
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The follow ing songs are being
practiced: "The
Dancers,” by
John F, Gilbert, a beautiful, Span
ish two-part song: "Barcarolle”
from "Tales of Hoffman,” by Of
fenbach and "When J o h n n y *
Comes Marching Home” by Clarl-
bel.
The Glee Club Is getting along
very nicely with their work and
they are expecting to prepare
themselves for public appearance
in the near future.
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Delphian Board Meets Yester
day—
The Delphian Board met yes
terday afternoon, Friday, March
18, at the home of Mrs. F. G.
Swedenburg on the Boulevard.
Mrs. C. E. Pratt and Mrs. Carl
Nims were in charge of the pro
gram, which dealt with the Ital
ian Renaissance.
The Board will meet in April
at the C. E. Pratt home on North
Main street. On the twenty-sec-
Fuller Paints
and
Varnishes
A
L paint.and varnish foi
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every need
ond of thia month th« Delphfon
Group« y l ,, meet *t thp follow ing
plgf»*: H rs. J. H. Fuller's »roup
with M* b . G. H. Teo on Oeg St.,
and Mrs. George A. Briscoe’»
group at her own hom e on
Welghtman street
DR. ROLAND ALLEN
Physician and Snrgeoq
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WOMEN— Earn 88.60
dozen
sewing aprons; easy work; mater
ials cut; Instructions furnished;
opportunity beginners. Addressed
envelope brings particulars. IDOL
166 East 42nd, N. Y.
169-1«
MALE HELP WANTED
FOXES— 1927 Uups for deliv
ery, Aug. 1, to Sept. 1, 10 per cqnt
cheaper than- later. Taken early,
cost less, easily handled and take
to new homes. Send for booklet.
Tells all.
AGENTS WANTED— Mep who
w ill start with our foxes can rep
resent us at once and-gain public
ity, experience and profits at onr
expense. Foxes bring independ
ence. References over 25 year
period, 6 banks. Cleary Bros. Fox
Farms, Seattle, U. S. A. 168-8-frl.
' Residence Phone 1«8-L
Mrs. C. A. Brown, a pioneer
member of the Upper Valley Com
munity Club, Is reported as 111
with rhumattsm and confined
part of the tim e to her bed. lira.
Brown was especially m issed at
the millinery m eeting held a f the
Bellview club .house all day, and
everyone wishes for her a very
speedy recovery.
A number of Elks from thia
community and their wives, ware
in attendance at the bi» Anniver
sary dinner, ball and bond-burn
ing celebration given in the Elks
Temple W ednesday night, from
seven Jn the evening to two in
the morning. Among those noted
from here and near here were Mr.
and Mrs. A. Roy Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Nell, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
win Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Barron. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Homes,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Tucker, Mrs.
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Oregon, and that he has quaunea
os such.
All persons having
claim s against said estate aye no
tified to present thq - sam e to
said executor at the law office ot
W. J.' Moore la Ashland, Oregon,
with’ proper vouchers and duly
verified, within six months qf
the first publication ot this no
tice, which is FebrqsiT M* 19V-
ALBERT W. THOMAS,
Executor.
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One Gallon of Oil
DAY
SUNDAY
North Main and Skidmore
We Feature The Fompus
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MORE POWER TO YOU
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stands unchallenged a*
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WE ALSO CARRY OTHER BRANDS
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I^TATIQN.
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THE AUTOMOTIVE SHOP
Ashland, Oregon
W O R L D 'S
LO W EST
P R IC E D
G E A R S H IF T T R U C K
DR. ERNEST A. WOODS
Practice lim ited To
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
X-Ray, Including Teeth
Office Hours: 10 - 18 and 1 - 5
Swedenburg Building
Convalescent Home
158 Granite
,
Where the sick and aged are
eared for In pleasant home
surroundings.
PRACTICAL NURSING
CHOICEST FOOD
Reasonable Terms
WM. E. GOULD
Realtor
Phono 458-J
Phone 172
AU
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Office Phone 108-J
Lost— Round gold brooch on
Liberty St., or near the M. K.
OUR FISH POND
church. Finder please return to
QhW fit the chief attractions of
Mrs. F. H. W a lk er." ''
1 6 9-1* the Lincoln School circus w ill be
the fish pond. It will be In room
9. Every one who casts a line In
WANTED — Todng Woman to the pond w ill get a prize, which
wants employment In store or of will be found in a package. Come
fice, address P. O. Box 101, Tal to the fish pond to try your luck.
Lloyd Demers,
5A.
ent, Ore.
168-3«
had a big bone. A big dog came
by and saw them quarrelling over
the bone.
He said to then?, "You are
quarrelling over this bone, let me
divide It for you.
He t o o k
the bone and gnawed it in two.
One dog said, "Yours is larger
than m ine.”
“ Let me divide it again," said
TO THE STUDENT TEACHERS the big dog and he gnawed and
This quarter is nearly over and gnawed until it was all gone.
we sre sorry to have yon leave
The boys and girls of Miss
ue. You have been so lovely to
ns. W e hope the student teach Mooney’s room have formed a
ers next quarter will be as nice bird club. We study about birds
as yon. W e are wlshihg yon hap only. We take hikes when the
piness and success In all that jfou weather is good. This week we
are studying about the robin.
There
are about tw enty-five mem
Lyle Springer,5A
bers In the club. The dues are ten
cents each.
B illy Hoxie, 6B.
Business and Professional Directory
Builder
Contractor
Repairing and Remodeling
Specialist in Quality,
Not Quantity; Shingling
Galvanized Nalls Used.
20 Year Guarantee.
484 Mountain Ave.
Ed. Barron. Mr. J. J. Murphy and
Mr and Mrs. Bert Thomas
L. B. Tucker and his orchestra
furnished the music for the—old
time part of the dance at the
Elks Wednesday night, which was
held in the clubrooms proper,
wfilcb were magnificently decor
ated for the occasion, os well as
wae the ballroom upstairs, where
the modern dance was held and
In the dining room, where the
eURptRiMPD« banquet was held. The
spirit there was so truly beautiful
that the wrlfer cannot refrain
frpm stepping on Aahland'a toes
and eommentlng briefly.
Let pact one who reads these
notes keep ip mind that Monday,
April 4 Is the date of fho repro
duction of "Cyclqne Sally’’, pt
the Vining. A number of friends
have said they saw It once but
they want to see It again. It Js
this spirit that will help to put
it ver b ig , both lor the yintng
management ana for us.
The deer are getting thick In
this part of the valley. It mqst
have been In the middle of the
week that two dogs belonging to
Fred Homes chased a little doe
from the uppej ranch, which Fred
has rented, down toward hts home
place. The doe was rescued and
shut up. after which Mr. Parr, the
game warden, was notified and
came out the next morning and
turned the deer lose. The Homer
Morris’ had the same experience
n few weeks ago.
The millinery school held in the
clubrooms W ednesday was a suc
cess. An elaborate coverod dish
luncheon was served st noon, a id
while the ladles all had Miss York
on trial. So to speak, I think they
are all ready now to give her the
glad hand of fellowship.
Dr. Chjulu A. Hit»— *
Physician and Surgeon?
Office Phone 164-J
Home Phone 164*1)
OFFICE HOURS
io to ia a. u . — a to a p. as.
DR. W. 9. C R A itW W b
", Osteopathic
Physician and Surgeon
Eye, Ear, N oss end Throat.
Office Phono 180
Fir>t National Bank Building
Dll. MATTIE'B. 8HAW
Physician and Surgeon
108 Pioneer Ave
Office and Resident Phone 26
qfflce Honra t • 1
10 - 13 a. m. 2 - 4 p. as.
6:30 - 7:90 p. m.
OaU
Jerry O’H bb I
tor your next J o b o t
Plnmbnig
Phone 138
Res. 8 0 Morton St.
T. L. POWELL
General Transfer
Good team and motor trucks,
Good service at a reasonable
price — Phone 83.
JORDANS SASH AND
CABINET WORKS
Corner Helman and Van N<
Phone 161.
19'
WHITTLE TRANSFER
ft STORAGE 0 0 .
Coal, Wood and Storage
Packing. Crating aqd Shipping.
Long Distance Hauling.
Auto Freight Terminal
Phone 117
Office 89 Oak S t
storm after dark. How small the
Lodge reaily Is compared with the
"out o’ doors” that surrounds It,
and what a hard Job it will be.to
gat them back out of the Crater
next spring.
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, as Administrator of
the Estate of Charles D. Rifner,
decoased, has filed in the County
Court of Jackscn County. State
of Oregon, his Final Account as
such Administrator of said ' Es
tate and that Monday, »he 11th
cay of April, 1927, at tin» hour of
• 0 o ’clock a. m„ and at tne Court
House in Jacksonville, Oregon,'
has beep fixed by the Court as
:bo tlmo and place fo i heart* g
cbjoctions to said Accourt, and
the settlem ent thereof.
Date of
first pnhlicatton,
March 12. 1927.
Paul Gulley, Admin! . rator o f
(he Estate of Charles X» Rifner,
Deceased.
144-4-Sat,
READ CLASSIFIED ADS
Quart of Water
Cleans Kidneys
Take a Little Bel«« If Year
Back Hurts, or Bladder
' I« Troubling You
Little Miss Frances Barnes has
beep brought to her home from
the hospital, and is convalescing
nicely.
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It Is reported that little Louise
Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Matin, Is very ill, having
taken suddenly so Wednesday gf-
ternoon.
Service Station
is Opened Today
Bob Logan today opened a gas
oline filling station at the corner
of North Main and Skidmore sts..
and In order to get acquainted
with local merchants is giving
sw ay a gallon of motor oil to all
custom ers today and tomorrow.
Although he Is featuring Cal-
pet gasoline, he handles others
brands of "gas." The new ser
vice station -is conveniently locat
ed on the highway and Is coip-
equipped for servlet*»
cars.
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Bvef trouble, nervousness, dixziness.
Sleeplessness add urinary disorders
Often come from sluggish kidneys.
The moment you leel a «lull ache in
the kidneys, or your back hurts, or if
the urine is cloudy, defensive, full of
sediment, irregular of pass*gc Of st-
tended by a sensation of scalding,
begin drinking a qusrt of water each
day, also get about four ounces of Jsd
§rfts from any pharmsty; take a
tsblekpoonful 1» a glass of water be
fore breakfast, sad in a few days your
kidneys may act tee: *
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This famous salts is made from the
idteys; elto ' fo b^p wqRSli
kfc in the system, so they no
iusc irritation, thus often rt
Sddcr weakness.
Jad Salts h Inexpensive; m