Businessini Coatta S m a ll Springtime Promise Will Attempt to Increase Membership for National Convention FOB RENT— Furnished, newly - FOB SAMS or TRADE— l«0 remodeled four room house, ga acres of land ia Siskiyou, Cal. On rage. Inquire 86 So. 2nd. l t l - 8 Pacific Highway. PPlenty of wa ter, near county school For fur FOR RENT— Partly furnished ther particulars address Tidings, 8-room tyouse, S blocks from Nor Box SI. 133 -2 m o .* mal, three from H. school. One 111-tf acre of ground, fruit, nuts, ber ries and grapes. Equipped for keeping several hundred chickens. Inquire of M ix 8. C. Wlltiamsom corner of Iowa and Calif. 191-3* Primitive Worship is to he Revived R IV E R S ID E , C al., A b r il 14.— FOB RENT— Furnished house (IP)— F antastic p rim itiv e worship with garage, garden spat, near w ill be revived here Thursday school* Call at 663 Polly, phone n ig h t w hen 26 In d ia n bra vet, se tlV L . . 111-tf lected fo r th e ir zeal as representa tive* of P acific coast tribes, w ill I F YOU W A ..T a good home Inquire at Brown A Rice, 83 N. Main. OS-tf FOB BALE— I f you want to get la on the ground floor In coming HAMAXER TRANSFER a n d Storage Go. office at residence. reuMsBco esr t i on, see or phono Was. R. Gould, Realtor. Several I t « North Mala. Phono 41«. good buys In Palm Ave and Nor mal vicinity. 117-tf FOB SALE — M o d ern FO R 1181.» seven- room hotise, w e ll located, Just been repainted, papered and re - flnlehed throughout, m aking It lik e new . I f sold w ith in short MIHClMJJI N E Q U S tim e , >1069. T w o hundred down perfo rm the " k ill fire '* dance, an cient ritu a l o f th e A m erican In dian. T h e p rd eal, savage and solemn, culm inates in the braves stam p ing ou the embers of a huge bon- f i r w ith th e ir bare feet. T he dance is executed once ev ery 33 years and form s the high lig h t o f the trib a l conference here this year. T h e w e ird ceremony, conducted u nd er th e guiding hand of the "g re a t s p irit” is executed to the cadence o f th robbing tom-toms and and chanting by th e assembl ed redskins. , I t follow s an a ll day fiesta. Physician and S&rfeon P. B. T lch en or, deputy head of consul o f P o rtla n d T . T . Chavs, d is tric t m anager a t Eugene, O.^C. T lch en or, d le trlc t m anager a t Sa lem and Jack Spong, th e youngest m agician on the A m erican stage, a re in Ashland in th e in terest o f th e W oodm en / o f th e W o rld , Of which they are representatives fro m the head office In P o rtla n d . I t is th e ir wish th a t th e next na tio n al convention o f the W oodm an o f the W o rld be held in Ashland, fo r ap proxim ately ten days s ta rt ing June 28, 1927. T he local lodge o f 100 members m ust be Increas ed to 200 before the convention can be held In this c ity and these fo u r men w ill endeavor, by ta lk ing w ith and m eeting th e local business men, K lw an ian s, L ith iu m , members of the C ham ber o f Com merce and the citizens of Ash land, to in terest them In th is cele bration and accomplish th e ir w o rk w ith in the next tiro w e e k s H eadq u arters w ill be establish ed here im m ed iately and th e rep resentatives w ill open th e ch arter oo th a t one w ill he able to jo in fo r th e low price of >3.00. On th e n ig h t of in itia tio n , p ro vid in g the a d d itio n a l members can be m e w ed, Congressman W . C. H a w le y , M ayo r Geo. L . B aker o f P o rtla n d and G overnor I. L . P atterson , a ll members o f the W oodm en o f the W o rld , w ill be in Ashland. _____________ . and balance on easy term s. A sh- F O R S d liE » H a y and pasture, la n d R e a lty Co. 1 9 0 -tf ap ply to G. 8. B u tle r. 192-2* . W O N D E R F U L C H A N C E — To get a 1 acre home on your own terms, good 7 room m odern house and a ll o th er buildings, about 80 FOXES— 1987 pups for deliv young bearing trees, m ostly cher ery, Aug. 1, to Sept. 1, 10 per cent ries. Good .soil and some garden cheaper than later.' Taken early, planted. Got to be sold quick. cost lees, easily bandied and take B row n A Rice, 88 N . M ain. to new homes Send for booklet. 190-2 DR. ROLAND ALLIN ’ Home Phone 1/H-fc o m en hours Jackson County has good reason to share the optimism caused by the abund ant winter rains and heavy snow pack in the mountains. Cattle and sheep are well provided for* and, notwithstanding re cent frosts, Pacific Coast fruit, crops will be so plentiful as to assure an active box lumber market. At this Easter Season we may well ex press thankfulness for the beauty of spring and the promise of a bounteous harvest. In reality, a promise of prosper ity, which, shared generally, should result in a storing of present resources for fu ture need, just as Nature has stored the winter’s surplus moisture in* her moun tains to meet the need of the summer. 10 to i s a. tab— 0 DR. ERNEST A. WOODS Practice Limited To Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat X-Ray, IncludingJTeeth Convalescent Home 188 Granite . FD R SALE— Freeh ooW, 1401 Boulevard. 186-41 D A IR Y — Hills Dairy, W alker Avu., m ilk from high grade Jer sey SOWS. We aim to please. We use Surge Milker, qts. 10c, pts. 6c. P hase 20F2. 118-1-mo.* Jack Maplesdeo aad O rion M a- r leaden came qp fro m Oak B ar, C al., T hu rsd ay to secure w o rk fo r the sum m er a t th e W h ite P o in t logging camp. . Jack O ’N e ll, th e logging con tra c to r, is re p a irin g th e road be tw een this place and H ilt , w ith th e In te n tio n o f moving the C ar te r saw m ill which he recently W h ere th e sick and aged are eared fo r in pleasant home lUrroundlnge. (O ù Phone 188 Res. 80 Morton 88. T. L. POW ELL S. GOULD C O M M E R C IA L - your pext Job of Plumbnig OREGON S A V IN OS - SAFE D E P O S tl R e pairin g , rem odeling and new w o rk . Day or contract. • ■ ' J■ . ■ a . /V o f satisfied users o f "Western Auto” Tires...W e are offe orable event, from April 18th to May 2nd, guaranteed Wear- Giant Cords and balloons — at tfie lowest prices in “ Westen Right now, at the opening of the touring season, many car owners are figuring on new tires—in the face o f persistent rumors o f a general advance in tire prices, these huge sav- ings are most opportune. Even though your tires may seem good for a little m ore wear, you should an ticip ate near- niture needs—a n d W J lT R IG H T N O W ! . •Well Balloon . K Z uff *,'*<352£9H I4\ ) Last year about g million d o lla r, worth o f W e a r-w e ll and W estern G ia n t tires were purchased i n " W estern A u to ’, ” m o re than 150 «tore, —T h ro e aatna p o p u la r tire s —"B e tte r B u ilt fo r G reater M ileag e” —are being o ffered in th ia tim e ly aale. T h e y are a ll n ew , fresh stock, carry- ing m a n u fa c tu M r*, aerial n um ber, a n d are backed in every respect by Tires Mounted F ree! W ear-w ell Balloons Guaranteed 10,00 0Miles r Fui K ai i loon Wear »well Cords ¥ u R balloon*. o f superior quality, (Rsg. Size Quarantena 8,000M il« ) w ith brand tiat ribbed tread. Su prem e v . l v e i a t these lo w Sale Prices. Buy now — for the future. Pull oversize, full «tandard weight ceni tires with thick, tough road gripping tread. Exceptional value, at throe reduced prices gtw Reduced Sale Prie, Bcdocrd S a i, Pnc, S ic, 29*440 29x445 3 0 x 4 .9 5 3 0 x 5 .2 5 31x5.25 3 0 x 5 .7 7 3 3 x 6 .0 0 B alloon B alloon B alloon B alloon B alloon B alloon B alloon S 7 .4 8 1 G .9 0 1 2 .0 0 1 2 .3 0 1 2 .8 0 1 4 -4 5 1 3 .3 0 30x3 Cl. Reg.$ize $ $ . 4 9 30x3^C l.R cg.Size $ . 9 $ 3Qx3^CLOveriize 7 . 2 $ 30x3^ S .S.O versize8.49 31x4 S.S.Oversiie ! • . $ • 32x4 S .S .O v ersizel0 .9 $ 33x4 S.S.Ovcrsixc 1 1 . 9 $ 3 4 x 4 S .S .O v e n iz e l2 ,3 S 32x4>$S.S.Overs.* I f . 9 9 IReductd Salt Prie* 29x4.40 39x4.95 3 0 *4 .9 5 31x4.95 30x5.25 31x5.25 30x5.77 33x6.00 3 3 *6 .2 0 33x6.75 Balloon Balloon Balloon Balloon Balloon Bailoob Balloon Balloon Balloon Balloon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.85 14.47 15.00 16.07 16.78 17.21 19.73 2 4 .1 4 . . »7.14 . . . 3 1 .3 0 * FO E COMMERCIAL USB — Guarani1 e<i IO G O O ,, i mjles * W E S T E R N G IA N T T R U C K T IR E S - built to carry the overload, are the most economical commercial tires made. Prices lowered for this sale. General Transfer Good team and motor tr Good service at a reaso: brfee — Phone 88. JORDANS 8A8M AND CABINET WORKS C orner H elm an and Van K m . Phone 181. 194-tf E xecutor* ■Warned from Begenw— U M B O E X T R A T H I C K and B L U E R IB B O N FUBB8—ail sizes, for balloon and high pressure tires TbeFbrdGarat* O iaut Ballpen Fordson For your atnvenience.;. m n w i AUTO STORES are open Saturdays until 9 p. m. T his convention would bring hundreds of outside people to A rhland and every available hotel and room ing house would be fille d to capacity. The head officers -knd committees would be in the city about tw o weeks before the convention, m aking fin a l arrange ments and preparations. Several uniform d rill teams w ill arriv e fo r the celebration and w ill compete for n >2000 cash prize. There would be no expense to the city o t Ashland, and several thousand dollars* would be le ft here each day. The only favo r the lodge would ask. would be permission to use the A rm o ry or the C hau tauqua building. The follow ing members of the local camp have been appointed to w o rk w ith the W oodmen repre sentatives: Rev. P. K . Ham m ond, L. A. Roberts, E. D. Briggs, d . 8. B utler, E. V C arter, F red Engle, H . G. Enders, Sr., D r. O. W . Gregg, C. E. Lane, W . J. Loomis, W . J Moore, H . D. M cN air, L . J. Orres, E m il Pell, Sylvan Provost, Di-. C. F. T ilto n , D r. C. A. Haines, A rth u r W ic k and L. H . Hansen. The Woodmen of the W o rld Is the larges fra te rn a l benefit so ciety operating in the nine west ern states and is the largest in the state of Oregon having a mem ber ship of 30,000 An en tertain m en t fo r men w ill tie given Monday evening, A p ril 18 at 8 p. tn. in the I. O. O. F. h all and a ll men are c o rd ially invited to attend. There w ill be no charge. M r. and Mrs. Louis Dodge a id Mr. and Mrs. R. W . Price re tu rn ed last n ig h t fro m Eugene, Ore., where they went Wednesday to hear M r. Price *tv s an address. W h ile In th e city M r. and Mrs. Dodge visited w ith th e ir daugh- ted E d ith , who ia a student St the S tate u niversity. Cbatosl a* tT. ef O. 401 E. Main S t, Medford, Ore WM. 1 . GOULD Realtor Bargains in A shland and vicin ity homes. Insurance. 404 Mountain Ave. Phone 4833 WHITTLE TRANSFER A STORAGE OO, Coal, Wood and Storage • » * Packing, Crating aad Shipping- Long Distance Hauling. Auto Freight Terminal Phong 117 Office 89 Oak S t the U niversity o f Oregon campus w ill be held ia the next tw o seeks.. A prise to th e w in ner e f >100 in haberdashery has been offered by Joseph F. Reisch, clether o f P o rtlan d . BSE SULPHUK TO HEAL YOU! SKIN Broken Out Skin and ItcMag Keroina Helped Over Night Foi unsightly skin eruptions, n blotchc» on face, neck, arms or from torture or emterrasseaeati de clares a noted skin specialist. Apply a little M cnthoS ulphur and improve ment slxiwz next day. Ilec.-iusc of 1» gena ttssttoyies prepertfcz, nothfog ha, According to P a n i Luy. editor of the Seven 8 e e r, column In the Oregon E m erald, a contest to des ignato th e best grossed man en ever hero ioiuid tu tuke ¡he piece of this m *T,y-*v»ir r e s s \ S s . ms r have I,id uijs^htly skin troubles can know the dci.j’lit 'his Meuthe-SeMmr dried tight up. Get a small ja r o f Rowles Mentho- Sttlphnr f r ™ any good ¿rtmgfet and list u U w cold Ctsank F ,r F n t Sem nnw T U l '■‘- “““jr - .I g U CHARLES P. OSBORNE. Taha Prices A im G reatly BedoaaB Clayiomb Motor Co. P A IN T IN G — A m bro S. P a rk , painting, Duo Tone w o rk . 711 L ib erty. Phone 466. 160-1-m o. N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S IN T H E C O U N T Y C O U R T O F T H E 8 T A T E O F O R EG O N F O R J A C K 8O N C O U N T Y . In the M a tte r of the Estate of A rchibald A. Brown, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned to a ll persons having claims against the above named estate to present them w ith pro per vouchers w ith in six months from the date of firs publication hereof to N e llie Dickey, A tto rn ey at law , Room 8. Btearns B uilding, Ashland, Oregon. Date o f firs t publication, March 18, 1927. J. D B N N I8 P E R R Y . 1 0 ,0 0 0 M i l « ) OUR NEW PAINT SHOP IS NOW READY It DOES M ake a D ifferen ce W h e re Yeu B u y Y our FORD fo r F irst N ational B ank qrj L— — bought. Theodore A vgeria made a busi ness trip to H ornb ro o k last M on in o rd er th a t a num ber o f those present, and Who wish to, m ay a t day. Oren D eter o f H ilt spent Sunday tend the p a rty a t th e com m unity house a t 9 o’clock. a t th e D eter ranch. Lincoln Gall Jerry O'Neal CHOICEST FOOD ■ ■ mA • 1 < 11 1 i A n fc L * 1 8 8 -tf Let U b Repaint -Taw 0>r. Our Work Done Under Factory Specifications, Prioee Vwy Reasonable. 108 P ioneer Ave Office and Resident Ph< - O fflee H ours 10 - IS a. m. I - 4 p. 8 :1 0 . 7 :3 0 p. m. P a in tin g , tin tin g and papering, try C liff B urlin g am e. 681 M t. Av. o r phone 98-, 167-1 mo. Mrs. W . G. Tucker Phone 2F14 FOR HALE ur trade good work horse and wagon, 668 Ashland St. 180-8* Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Ogles Phosm 88S First National Bank Buildlag Office H onrs: 10 • IS and 3 - 8 Bwedenbnvg B u ild in g PRACTICAL NURSING ASHLAND t a lk .* , PAINTING Tells all. AGENTS W ANTED— Men who w ill start with our foxes can rep W A N T E D — C ity salesman in resent us at once and gain public ity, experience and profits at our K la m a th F alls. U hligs E lectric expense. Poxes bring independ Stör», K la m a th F a lls , Ore.J 102-3 ence. - References over 26 year period, 6 banks. Cleary Bros. Fox Farms, Seattle. U. 8. A. 168-8-frl. O ra a lte . Term s. in clud ing every T he clubs in this com m unity have been looking in to th e ques tio n o f g e ttin g th e rig h t to give th e d in n e r and ta k e charge o f the concessions fo r the ru ra l school m eet, to be held the last S a tu r day In A p ril a t th e county fa ir grounds. W e have had i t . tw o tim es before, and cleared substan: tik i euuts. I f we get it th is tim e, It w ill be need to w a rd liq u id a tin g o u r com m unity debt, the clearing and equipping of th e clubhouse. M rc. W allacq Reeder, o u r p ri m ary teacher, was delegate to th e County P. T . A . which m et at Oak Grove school S atu rd ay, A p r il 9. M rs. Reeder was made vice-presi dent of th e county council a t th e ir election S aturday. M rs. Susaone Homes C a rte r, president o f th e Oregon T eacher’s association was called to P o rtla n d on business of th e association the last of th e week. She returned to h er home in Jacksonville Monday. The B ellview P. T . A . w ill hold its re g u la r m eeting on the th ird F rid a y . A p r il 1 6 „ a t the school house* I t w ill he called a t 7 :3 0 Offioe Phene 16W (Mice Phone 1S8-J . FOR S A L E —If you want a real lot of high grade registered thing. >4.80 per day. Chinchilla Rabbits at bargain, see Eversile B ase«, Tatest, twqutro at Sua Gold Babbitry. l» lf > * Dr. Charles A. Haines Physician and ferfeon Succisi Sitila