v MF l a ta e h k The Dali» jM ta « has offered Bargain Raise. b et In celehretlon ef the end ¿if H» Golden Anniversary, It wlB »ek e veductlee tt £ » . • " » made. The regular -rate w 8 » “W u I BENT— Furnished Urat bath,» gas. garage. »20. r Apartments, 152 Granite. 282-l-mo. TdMT both pre"* trance preWemn. ■ and the pi lema of the In0iv4dsar «ft^r 3 rlculgtion, declnree Bar) ,M. - FOR H<N lett, who arrived recently to 1 Nursery fitti over the position formerly hek Phone 401-J Carlton B. dpenesr. Mr. Spes LOST— Tuesday evening, near who served for several years c o r n e r of A 111*0 Q and Or| | | g , Registrar, has been mads a » am double coin p u n s eon toliM f gbr of the Law school facblfi I dollar bill, l dollar and cents also small Strip' of pink ppft, , — Gpldee Jubilee Gift— Finder return to Tidings offfee, of fruit, 7 varieties <«y »rd.___________________ » * * * included, one block Of V0»< LOST—Geohgetta silk s»art— is Beak, 344 Har- abóte light U n with little coloring. 203-6« gadine. Finder return to Tidings office. •65-k. FOB BBNT-MTwo room far* nlshed house» near Normal, 1243 iueU* wÀMVkft p lotra. ., 29i*tt 1 FOB SALK — Canning pears. Come and get them, lc per lb. Hood, R. 1, Box IOSA. 306-6* FOB SALB—Peaches for can ning, picked fresh from tke trees, 650 Ashland street. 306-3* -A big bundle of : dime at The plckllng. All sixes» Also grain peppers, beans and groan corn. 17 S i Boulevard. Tai. 488-J. W. M. Pierson. 291-tf WANTBD— Dairy cows, pbone 299-J or write, Ashland, Gre.» 298-tf Frad Holibangh WAMTM>—Weachea, blackber ries, apples, tomatoes, ¿ora, green beans. Scotti Fruit • A Produce, Starnata «nUs, p .*«^«« 1 7 3 . ,^ 288-tf TRADB— Kdgene homes, farms acreage and businesses to trade for Ashland and vicinity. Tell hs what you have and what you want and w <do the rest. Kinney In vestment Co., Eugene, Ore.. 308-1 mo.« — Golden Jabffee Gift— FOR HALE— A bargain, 9 room house. First class condition, 5 rooms and no. 1 bath on first floor — range and linoleum In kitchen 4 rooms upstairs all accessible from hall, suitable for roomers. Reasonable distance from norma! school, good garage, for term. See owner, 502 Fairview St. GLADIOLI ON DISPLAY AT CRATER LAKE Choice Blossoms From the HofiWr Garden Attract Tpm Ward, Portland, well Much Attention known debartment of Justice — Golden Jubilee Gift— ’ People From all Sections of Country Mention Park Desire to visit the City of Ash land, to partake of the bean ties of Llthla Park and to enjoy the FOR SALB—Cheap, lot on N. fishing in this seetton of the Pioneer, close la, 65 ft. frontage country was expressed hy large psiyemeaL ^dew slks, one half numbcrc of people from all sec bioeS from Main street, between , tion s of the country who attended Mata dad B street«. See oataer, the Seabeck Conference In Wash G e o r g » Ceffen,<MIMS»-effioe. ington, according to W. 'FlnYf al “ FÖR «ALM: T *o acres In city ter». local secretary of the Y. M. limits; Sic rodm house; fralt; C. A. Mr. Walters has Just returned Just off paved street; Ideal for rabbit or poultry raising; terms. from Washington whefe be made 202 Mt. Ave 386-tf a two Wefts' visit. “Ashland is being put on the map, the publicity and advertising that is being done by local people is becoming widespread,” Walters said. . POSITION WANTBD “When I told them I was from Ashland they ijould remark they WANTBIH-By young woman. position as housekeeper. Call 77 had heard so much about the park 3rd St. >9<-tf and the beautiful couatVy and were planning a trip to southern —Golden Jubilee Gift— Oregon, and particularly to this city.” Several easterners who attend ed the conference were among those who were loud in their praise of the Llthla *its. FEDERAL OFPTCBR 18 INVESTIGATOR agent, arrived In Medford Sat urday to cover with Cal Wells, U. 8. deputy marshal tor this district, in regard to federal criminal cases now pending in the southern Oregon territory. MANY PRAISE ASHLAND AND PLAN TO VISIT Several Ashland people visited at Crater Lake yesterday, and otte of the moat attractive things they reported was the profusion of beautiful gladioli about the lobby and dining room of the lodge, which were furnished by bungalow colony, With a swimming pool and * everything, Is being established to Death VUley. Maybe Commander Byrd could sell some of the folk around the south pole some of the new electric refrigerators. In cemblnatloh with domk‘ other food. Jt ig rich In protein aqjl therefore, builds, tissues and slab yields beat energy to the body. Being a protein food It furnish er. a wide Vartgty of dishes fro»' which the tougy housewife may choosd fog meat substitute».. You may eofiiffler cheese ah in expensive food. but it 1 a pot be cause being so conce^jatqd only p. small amou',1 Is 4 ^ 1 red . In Combination wtth. m ilt aud It has a pronounced flavor s a d therefore a Uttle goes a long way. - Cheese » hot difficult td dlgeit providing It la properly cooked Dishes jfrefMri« Whh ft shahid he 'cooked a{ a tow temperature, if cooked toe rhpkyy It la tough and stringy? . There , are many cheese dishes so. rich In ifdod vales they take tpe place of meat in the diet, such 03 cheese fondue, souffle» and to combination Wlfb maearonf or “Look YouFBest” is Advice Given By Barbers at Beauty Convention —<LP)—The gospel of “look your beet,” exemplified hundreds of years ago by famOUS women of history, Is finding its way into the discussions of the National Convention of Hairdressers an'd Beauty experts which met here Saturday. But, In these modern times the specialists chose ; to call it the “retention of pulch- pie pie pftber jllain -or grate# —Golden Jubil«« .1. r| The attention of Tex' Rickard period. J, *.* is fespectfully called to aft the — Golden Jubilee G i f t - neighboring cities of ,»bo®t the Hood River— Four frulf*<ash- same site In ' the Unltku States Just after t^elr census announce Ing plants will clean export frulfj of «orar I ments. be - that tenet which both the beautiful and unbeantiful have listened to .fpi' ages, “look your best.’’ ’ -* •* The convening hairdressers and beauty culturists will net be at all selfish In disseminating the knowledge that is to be had at the conference. ( the GunSmulr team for the past two years. ' He Is an outstanding Ftom 117 figure in semi-professional ball. OffloB 89 O ik Sk . Klamath was first at .bat. Mitchell, shortstop, hit over third and advanced to second on a ■ passed ball. He died on second. Grant went out on an infield fly. - Powell reached. flr^t safe ly, but died there when Starncna We will deliver any amoaafi hit a long fly which was caught Of exceptionally good 13-toeh hy Hoffard. slabs at priee. B n j 4ton» Marlow at bat for the Boas now for winter while they a n went out on first. McShane died C H a m a k e r T rtB fifffr 0G. on first and Spores struck out. Second Inning Peterson went out on first. Shlno and Williams struck out, . making Klamath three outs. Hoffard was walked to first by Henion and advanosd to sec ond when Robbins, bunted and died there on an infield fly. Rob bins bunted to first where be I died when Droulette filed to the Klamath infield. W0 0 D $L75Titr tab Davis struck out Heath, Hen- ■* inn and Mitchell for Klamath. Logan at bat for,Boas died on ■* first. Warren was Walked. Davie went out on a long fly. Marlow went out on an Infield fly. ‘Chultih Directory letaadist Bpiseopal Church iNIn hnd Laurel streets. F. Pemberton, Pastor, 117 .ufef Street, Phone 87. Freabjrteriea Orarci: lain and Helman Street* Í T . Mitchelmore, Pastor, W. Main St. Phone 491-L. M. H. Young, Pastor, 63« Boulevard. Services 4th and • Fourth Inning Pentecostal Church Stone Church, Fifth and Main streets H. F. Bingham, Paste» Trinity Episcopal Church Second Street Rev. P. K. Hammond. Vies/, ¡2 fiecind S t W . Phone l<0 6th so n d a n . . Oimch Four P. C. « r e t Church o f C h rist ■— »»« pioneer Ave, Bile. M. Smith, First Boulevard . Chas. Ö. Gi 469 Boulevan trlsttaa Church, d Secorfd Sfteffs. V. Barney, Pastor i St. Phone 382-R Catholic Church Sixth and C Streets lor. F a ta * . *- A. Carmody and C Streets. Pbone 108 d Stata lompson, C onfound rr‘-T his Baotlst Church llargadlne and First Btreets Mrrou S. WoodWprlh. FasWt, HApgffMCO TO epic soM/ Be u»<eivx> IWA i N'S <s< WITHOUT ¿F0P fl h * b i! " t( Hteth Inning J . ' ' Reath bit aale to first, advanc- -’ sowVOtw*'« MÇKCS M EFS6L Grant for rffomath, went out on a long fly to Marlow; Powell went ofit on a high foul which Droulette c a u g h t . Starncna struck out. McShane struck out fbr Boas, 8pores and Hoffard died at first. Fiftii Inning— Peterson died on first. Shlno end Williams struck out. Robbins died at first Dronlette Walked. Logan went oat oa a longWly end. WaVren died on first. ed to second on a bunt by Hen- Ion who followed him and reach 1*1 TUe TRAM'S Àuto Freight Termini! According*' to T. Paul Titus, who is both a member of the hawareftln ^ “profession and a practicing attorney, • women will be able to procure the outstand ing Information of the conven tion after it adjourns, from their own hairdresser and beauty ox- pert In the little shop back home. Hairdressers and beauty doc tors have secrets, the same as any other profession,, but the majority of them are willing to pass on the little hints which go far to make the difference be tween plain and good looking,'or good locking and* beautiful, Titus said. By Tay lor W eu. WHAT IN •fo&WOffLO BECA MC (Continued From Page (tap) Third Inning 1 Services Lutheran Church hi Odd Fellows Hall. “SfLBNT HOUR” MOSCOW, —<J»>—An our of si lence at midnight during which all Soviet radio broadcast station« suspjwd operations, has been o^- derdfcray the government to allofi^ r a d io in g fo explore the ether for distant stations Wlthoat Interfer ence!. statlofia In t ie United states aro frdqfiently hterd in tlik — Golden Jubilee Gift— SUNDAY GAM« AND PEN NANT GOBS TO BOAS CLBVBLAftB, Ohio, Attg. 3b- -plank* of -dtedueelon, there Will When cheese ~ls—puTChUBK" “ wrap It In oil or paraffin papdr e and then lu a damp cloth to pro- ,, vent molding and from getting 6» « hard. ' >v‘ I Cheeee has grown to be an e9* , ary day food, and its use Is be- I coming more common la the aver- age home. Not only Is 1^ good as a J meat substitute, but In saladiA breads, sandwicbetL cookies and It 1 * always holds its place w h e n , served plain with crackers for 9 picnic lunches. it is always associated With ap* 1 —Golden Jubito« Gift— A — Golden Jdhitoe Gift— subscriptions must be paid up SV the regular rate to September, 1927. If you owe from J u l y , 1937, you must pay for 2 months St 65 cents per month. In. addition to the 15.00 for the year in ad vance. The Daily Tidings considered a ■ »arty or some other form of cele- , ¿ration, but decided that to make - a drastic reduction in subscrip tion rgtes for three days would be the best form of a Golden Jqbl- Ice Gift to its legion of friends. U ians. s ; : »;•, so DO NOT DHLAY. . A l s o , It la emphasised that all and sprinkled over the CfUst bo- » fore baking. It Is delicious grat® 9 ed and added to the dry ingred ients when making the crust for an apple pie. Eat plenty of cfroeM but bfi reasonable In its use since it is • highly nutritions food. | Recipes for cheese dishes w itfl be sent upon request by writing! — Golden Jubilee Gift— to Marion *Jane "Parker Calumdt41 Baking Powder £0., 4100 Fil|f SflVfRT FAKWfcftS TO ' 11 STUDY CALIFORNIA FRUIT more St., Chicago, 111. sent to California by the Sovlel Fruit Trust to study the fruii diltufts there and to return Witt machinery for modern fruit pac ing, sorting, drying and preserv ing, as developed by the Californ w i to tions; resident or home study. Medford Business College. FOR HALB— My home at 275 300-1-mo. Scenic Drive, 306-6« LADIES— We pay »6 hundred FOB «ALB — 6 - room home, coloring birthday Cards; no sell fruit, berries, grapes, garden, flowers. Cprnqr lot, priced reas ing; opportunity beginners; ex onable. Part terms. See it at 863 perience unnecessary. Addressed North Mata« 306-6 envelope brings particulars. Art- craft Card 321 Broadway, N. Y. »06-2« FOB «ALB OB RENT— 8 1-2 ,» I. ■> * i * i ? * a. Irrigated farm on highway, 4 — Golden Jubilee Gift— -. miles north of Ashland. New 6- room plastered house, running water, electric lights, new burn. Carl Escb, R t 3. Medford. 806^6 n id by the year. HoWfivgv to The fly ■fldlnge* Goldeh JublUe Gift celehratlon— which wUl bfi 8<M>d tor three days only. September 1. », and 3—the rate la slgahed to »5.00 a year. Thia le a redaction of 33 and a third per cent gnd ©vary family In thia territory— both regular suh- ecrlhera and those who do not Firm National Bagli Subscribe— should take advantage of this liberal Golden Jubilee Gift Offer. Remember, however, that the ayment must be actually made uring the three day period—that Is, the »6.00 must be brought to X-Rây, Including The Tidings office or mailed in an Office Honrs: 10 - IB I envelope postmarked not later than Saturday, September 3, 192?, to profit by this great sav ing. ALL payments made later than September 3 will be return- FOB SALK— Wood 16" body do housework. Phone 322-R. fir and pine »3.60 per tier, cord 306-3 wood >6. F. J. Marquis, Talent. WANTBD^— Ambition* ffeople. early Crawford peaches. Bring 16 to 60, prepare for office posi F U ¿ PALÈI — Real Mscäte containers. Pick them yourself, 2c per pound. Heath Terrace 8t. at Reservoir. 306-1 c r a K T WANTBD—Girl or woman T ed first, and scored the . first run to the game on a hit hy Grant. Mitchell struck out. Grant hit and advanced to third on an overthrow hy Warren. Powell •truck oat Davie ktt a high fly to, second and died. Marlow hit to first, ~~ stole second end third and scor* ed when McShane made an In- j" field hit bat dibd on first Spores J went ont on a. high fly to first. J , Seventh liming Sfarnnna hit safe to First bat died on sbeond. ' Peterson went safely to first, but went oat at second oa afi ttpaulsted doable plr.y by McSfiane, Shlno went out at Hoffard went out at first. Rob- 'bins want out at first. Dronlette strkcb out £ 2 „ s fo <h • Williams ^qnt put at flrat. Heatb ÏU a two bagger but jRed op second uhan Henion and 1 Mitchell struck out. Logan weht out on a high fly 1 to Heath. Warren hit safe' on 1 « « l i / 1 1 i 11 i i i n i m n i 1