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WANTED —- Raspberries
panning. .Call Thu Tidings.
tor
FOB BALE-—fimsll rock crush­
er,-2 H. P. bofler, stove grates and
PIANO INSTRUCTION — Mrs
hacks, lawnmowers
sharpened Harold Atkins. Tel. 441-J’
and repaired. Castings and ma­
227-1 mo.«
chine work at Bagle Iron and
Brass Foundary, 140 Oberlin St.
318-1-mo.«
Ú l-tf
ANY CURL U TROUBLE— May
eomaianicate With Ensign Lee
FURNITURE FOR SALE —
of the SalvaUon Army at th*
Leaving Ashland and offer at pri­
Whits Shield Rome, *81 May
vate sale many various pieces of
fair Avo.. Portland. Oregon.
onr household furniture. Call at
126 Third-St. Robinson’s. 259-2«
FOR SALE— 14 tine d o o f a
with frames, windows w i t h
frames, 4 lauge 12 ft. columea,
panel wainscoting and lumber. L.
Prescott. 228 B St.
280-2«
FOR SALE ■Small Universal
wood range. Phone 229 R or call
at 918 Iowa street.
268-3
Richards, the temona magician,
bewildered, amased and highly
entertained at the Vining Theater
last night with the greateat at­
traction of the nature that has
ever been witnessed In .Ashland.
Richards lived np to all his ad­
vance billing, as he carries a gor­
geously staged show, that la as
large as any of the beat three
dollar musical and dramatic pro­
ductions on tonr. Thera is an
abundance of comedy, as well as
thrilling mystery, and everyone
who is able should eee Richards-
before he closes his engagement
FOR SALK— 2 finest registered here Thursday matinee and night.
Jersey heifers in Jackson county,
9250 and 9300. Stock pastured TTÏ DADS IN BUSY
in city» Good feed and water. R.
SESSION TUESDAY EVE
D. Sanford, 399 Beach St. Ash­
land.
269-2«
(Continued From ra g e
NOTICE — Parties who took
keys from mall box at 582 C St.
night of June 27, are known and
please return same to avoid
258-8«
FOR EXCHANGE — 10 acres trouble. L. Hllty.
across street from high school in
Mill City, Ore., with good 8-room
hduse, valued at *7000. Clear.
Party is retiring and wants good • FOR SALE — Excellent milch
homo in Ashland. See Ashland cow, or will trade for pullets.
Realty Co.
269-8 Phone 281-J.
369-2«
FOR SALE— 5 acres irrigated,
FOR SALE — B flat clarinet
258-4« on Pacific highway near town,
916. Phone 389-T.
some fruit. Call 583 north main.
FOR BALE— Loganberries for
238-1 mo
canning. 1726 Boulevard. Phone
4S6-J. W. E. Pierson.
268-tf
IF YOU WA7.T a good home
inguine at Brown A Rlee. 89 N.
FOR SALE: — Man’s bicycle, Main.
09-tf
FOR 8ALB—Three months old
1st class condition, 129 Laurel St.
individually pedigreed cockerels present this at a hearing for
255-lmo.«
from progeny tested dam with
three year record of, 854 eggs. Ex­
cellent
for increasing flock pro­
LOHT — Checkbook on the
Grants Pass A Josephine bank. duction. A. Bert Freeman, 112
260-tf
Leave at Tidings.
280-1«
FOR SALE—Three gallon Jer­
sey co», cider press, 4 - wheel
trailer, 10 - horse power electric
motor, several other things for
sale cheap. Inquire half mile
LOHT— Ink section of Parker
east of overhead bridge at straw­
fountain pen. Leave at Tidings
berry patch. 93000 first mort­
for reward.
280-2«
gage for sale, will take sedan,
good car in. Six acres of alfalfa
on highway.
260-tf details from the stage. You can
oasily adjust your difficulties
FOR HALE— 200 used
C. D. McL.— Where is my uncle
sacks all in good repair.
T. D.7
Beaver, 1030 Henry St.
Ans.— He is no longer living. ,
W. B.— Where is my ruby ring?
Ana.— Your ring is among a lot
MORE ANSWERS BELOW of soiled linen or clothing piled
RICHARDS AMAZES ASHLAND np la a corner of the clothes
closet.«
This is Mr. Richards* last an­
swer today, although another aad
Ans.-^—She to alive ana may bo Nnal installment of answers will
reached at 234 Superior Street, appear in the Tidings again to­
Duluth, Minnesota.
morrow. Send no more ques­
H. W.— to my daughter coming tions to the Tidings, but all ques­
to live with me?
tions now on band will be an-
Ans. Your daughter will arrive cwered. Mr. Richards also an-
here the second week in Septem­ rwers questions at the Vining
ber and will remain until the last theatre during tbe mental part of
of October.
the his mammoth big three hour
B. F.—Will my daughter make mystery-musical-comedy produc­
a success of the work she to plan­ tion, which made a tremendous
ning to enter?
bit last night as the show is the
Ans. Your daughter will be largest and finest attraction of
quite successful in her work.
the kind ever in Ashland. A spec­
H. B.—8hould I try the busi­ ial matinee for ladles only will
ness venture I am considering ?
be given tomorrow, or private
Ans.— Yon would do quite well question blanks may'be had at the
If you will go right abend with theatre ticket office which will
your plans.
assure you a prompt and private
M. G.— to my boy going to be answer.
successful In the trade be to learn­
ing?
Ans. He will be quite success­ V isitqd C rater Lake—
Rev, and Mrs. H. F. Pemberton
ful. I also see that your health
and
family of the local Methodist
for the next year will be much
Episcopal
church and Mr. and
better.
H. 8.—Will my brother come Mrs. C. C. Darling and son Ken­
neth of Darling’s studio visited
back to Ashland to live?
Ans. No, he will remain in Spo­ Crater Lake Monday. They re­
ported that 187 people had en­
kane for some time.
M. E. W.—Who are those two tered -the Crater Lake National
women that my husband goes ont Forest Reserve-from the west en­
with? Shall I leave him or have trance (by way of Medford) Sun­
day, July 8.
thorn all arrested?
Ans.— No need to make any ar­
rests or to leave-youn husband.
A tten d ed C onference—
I cannot mention tbe names of
Misses Ellen Galey and Marie
tbe women in tbe Dally Tidings
Davies have spent the past (ew
as both are tqo well known In
days in Grants Pass, attending
Ashland, one to tbe wife of a
the Young People’s conference,
man well connected in business,
which was held near that city.
however, if 'you will bring your
question to tbe matinee tomor­ The girls made a trip to the
iir « » n n Caves yesterday, return-
row (Thursday) for ladies only, I
will give you their names and all
THE STATE, P
AT ASHLAND. IN THE STATE OF
AT CLOSE OF BUSINB88* MARCH
RESOURCES
Loan« and discounts, including redis­
counts, acceptances or bills of ex-
clyinge, sold wjth endorsement of the
bank (Including items shown in 29,
19 and 22, It any> ...............................
Overdrafts secured and unsecured ....
U. 8. government securities owned. In­
cluding those shown In items 90 and 29
If any ................. ...............................¿.1.
Other bonds, warrants and securities,
including foreign government, state,
municipal, corporation, etc., including
those shown In items 30 and 36, if
It 1 1
for BAUE — Wllshlrw Ionica
Belt, cheap, 222 Hargadlne phone
38I-L. . <
229-2
R m r v . District lio. l ì
Taken up Duties—
W. T. Newman of the Roosevelt
and Heathman hotels, Portland,
Oregon, harf arrived in Ashland
and taken up his duties as clerk
at the Lithla Springs hotel.
R eturned Y esterday—
Glenn Simpson, Ashland, and
A. F. Sehleicher, San Francisco,
returned
jnlght Jrom P™ter
lake, where they have been since
Sunday.
Stocks,
securities,
claims,
liens,
Judgments, etc..................._
Banking house, 96,000.00 furniture
and fixtures, 92,500.00 ....
(ab) Cash on hand in vault and due
from banks, bankers and trust compan­
ies designated and approved reserve
agents of this bank .....................„......
Exchanges for clearing house and items
on other banks in the same city or town
as reporting bank .................................
Cheeks on banks outside city or town
of reporting bank and other cash
items ...................'............... ..................
Total cash and due from banks,
items 8, 9, 10 and 11 .............................
Other assets, if any ..................... .......
Coova,escest Home
Where the sick and aged are
Bared for la pleasant honte
surroundings.
bfe. B. 5. ATO IEE
Chiropractic
Physiotherapy
Badionic
Remember
This method is sate and brings
health where others fall.
Free examination this month.
Potentiometer diagnosis in­
cluded.
Office Phone 48
Res. 142
WM. K . GOULD
C ontractor— R ea lto r— B u ild er
Total
LIABILITIES
18. Capital stock paid in ..................... .......
17. Surplus fund ...................................... ...
18. (a) Undivided profits
(b) Less current expenses, interest
and taxes paid ;............. ......................
I t . Reserved for taxes, interest and de­
preciation ..................................................
20. Dividends unpaid .....................................
DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than
banks, subject to reserve.
23. Individual deposits subject to check,
including deposits due the State of
Oregon, county, cities or other public
funds ........... .....................-..................
24. Demand certificates of deposit out-
standlng ..................... .........................
Cashier’s checks of this bank outstand­
ing payable on demand ........................
Total of demand deposits, other
than bank deposits, subject to reserve,
items 28, 24, 25, 26 ........ ..........-H
TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, sub­
ject to rdserve and payable on demand
or subject to notice:
Tima certificates of deposit out­
standing
........................................ .
Savings deposits, payable subject to
notice
.......
....■■ ..i...........
Total of time and savings deposits
payable on demand or subject to no­
ticed Items 27 and 28 ......................... 9
40 4 M ountain A ve. P h o n e 48UL
T. L. POWELL
General Transfer
Good team and motor trucks.
Good service at a reasonable
price — Phone 82.
JORDANS SASH AND
CABINET WORKS
Corner Helmani and Van Ni
Phone 181.
< ’ lffi
Office 220 4th St.,— Satisfac­
tion Guaranteed Prices Rea­
sonable.
F. MUIRHEAD -
New M ethod C leaning
Huge Cleaned, Dyed and Slsed
Window Shades Cleaned And
Repaired— AU Kinds of Carpet
Work Patronise home Industry
all
interested property owners to at­
tend and present their claims. Re­
moval of a syrlnga bush and
three valuable shade trefc as the
result of the present planned
alley, brought about much discus­
sion.
Councilman E. A. Woods open-
Painting, tinting and papering,
id the question of a zoning or
try Clift Burlingame, 681 Mt. Ave.
building ordinance, saying that
or phone 485.
187-1 mo.
a recent act of the Oregon legis­
Total .................a------ ----- - ......- .....-
9272,145.93
lature made such an ordinance
legal. The matter was referred STATE OF OREGON, County of Jackson ss.
H. 0. STOCK
I, G. G. Eubanks, cashier of the above named bank, do soi-
to the ordinance committee which
MORTICIAN
emifiy »wear that the above statement is true to the best of my
will consult with CRy Solicitor knowledge and belief.
O.O. Eubanks, Cashier
Helene Bielle
Wm. Briggs before taking any
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of July, 1927.
Licensed Lady Assistant
- W. J. MOORE, Notary. Public.
My commission expires Jan. 7, 1928
Deputy Coroner Office
Correct-At test-
W. J. MOORS,______
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J. C. HOPPER. Directors.
4TH STREET
'
BAKERY
BREAD, CAKES, PA8TERIB8
FRESH EVERY DAY
.
H ere to S pend S um m er—
Miss Etta Johnson, who teaches
school in Los Angeles, California,
has arrived in Ashland and will
spend the summer months with
her father, W. J. Johnson on
Laurel street.
ley, California, and Valla Erie,
Weed, California, are spending
this week in Ashland visiting
Miss Jessie Guthrie on Gresham
street.
,
SPECIAL THIS WEEK
Fresh Cantaloupe Sundaes
Kites National
DR. SRMS8T A. WOODS
Practice Limited To
Eye, Earj Nose and Throat
X-Ray, Including Teetti
Office Hours: 10 - l B a n d
9
Houses, lots, acreage and tim­
ber (or sale, terms. Rpalrlng,
remodeling and new work.
Pure Worsted Bathing Suits in Lat
est C o lo rs.............. .................$3-7«
Latest Pull-On Sweaters . . . $3.8.
CALL
JERRY O’NEAL
For Tour Next Job Of
Plumbing
Shop la Beaver Bldg.
37 First St.
Phone
WHITTLE TRANBTER
& STORAGE 0 0 .
Coal, Wood and Storage
Packing, Crgting and Shipping.
Long Distance Hauling.
Auto Freight Terminal
Phons 117
Office Ç9 Oak 8k
BLOX
Rone Dry j — Fresh — From
Factory. Small Klndlingwood
93.78 per load
Hamaker Transfer
Phone 410
Fanners Attention!
Look at To«r n a p n
broken and w o n parte before
cutting commences. We keep
in stock repairs tor any or
most o f mowsr’s made.
Garden tools, hoes, law*,
mowers, fencing and posts of
every description.
READ CLASSIFIED ADS
ARMY GOODS STORE
Biggest Little Store in Town. Open Evonings,
FISHING TACKLE AND LICENSE
swollen feet, sweaty feet, smelling
feet, tired feet.
AT THE
RAGGEDY ANN SWEET SHOP
Vanilla, Chocolate, Maplenut, Shasta F ruit
Ice Cream
Ideal Weather For
Cold Fountain Drinks, Columbia Brew,
Li thia W ater
painting
Sherwin-Williams Paint
Good-bye corns, callouses, bunions
and raw spots. No more shoe tight­
ness, uo more limping with past or
drawing up your face in agony.
“Tis" is magical, acts right off.
"Tiz” draws out all 'the poisonoua
exudations which puff up the feet
Use “Tlx” aad forget your foot mis­
ery. Ahi how comfortable your feet
feet Get a box of “Tizy now at
sny drug or department store.
Don’t suffer. Have good feet, glad
feet, feet that never swell, never
hurt, never get tired. A year’s foot
comfort guaranteed for a few cents.
MELLO-GLO to a wonderful
new shade, youth color. Perspira­
tion hardly affects it and it w*H
not leave the skin dry and drawn,
try this new French Process Face
Powder and enjoy its marvels«'
beautifying qualities. Sticks wall,
stays on longer, and does not flog
tbe pores. You will surely k»vi
MELLO-GLO.— Lithla Pharmacy,
East Side Pharmacy.
H ere for i'ou rth —
Mr. and Mrs. T. 8. Zlmmir-,
man. Powers, Oregoq. spent thq
Fourth of July in Ashland visit­
ing friends. Mr. Zimmerman to
cashier of the Coos Bay Lum^qf
company at Powerp.
Not Cheap Shoes
if
‘
'
BUT GOOD SHOES REASONABLE.
We c arry 'a complete lino of m en’s work and dress
The Quality Paint
economical than the cheap paints on the
— It covers more space—looks better and
ger. Let us figure on your. work.
L eavin g T oday—
Mr. and Mr*. F. L. Davis, who
have spent the past tew days la
Ashland visiting their sou’ agff
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davto
of the Raggedy Ana Sweet Shop,
left today for their homo la Pom-
era, Oregon. -
Shoes
OVERLAND SHQE SHOP
Catson-Fowler Lumber Co
By Taylor
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