Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, September 10, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMrs, BUI Jackses le ptes.dsnt of .th e O T ir ■««. Ctort True, teq^ htealdekt; Msa. W ry fucker, i o e t / t i t f tNMUtdr. ' Mr*. Clara Kincaid and Mrs. Nell Dunn are boa teases for the WedneaSay afternoon meettog. * » » » CTWtUiMM TO DEATH '• Ferry Wilber, «I to dead M eter Riaehoart, 1«, Is fe tajered as the remut e f an dent at the BraymlH Lai Mr*. H. K. Tomlinson, and Mr*. company near Klamath 1 Andy McGee entertained a few Of The two men wane- drawn their friend« at bridge at Mr*. «halaa on a la c haal. Tomlinsons home on Dak street, Friday afternoon. Mrs. A. C. Nlntnger received first prise and Mrs. V . R. Hardy received eoaso* lotion. Four tables were In piny. The affair eras the eeeend at tfrtetnod MSU> WAh-nto FOR RENT— Cosy , two room furnished apt, with kitchenette aad privato bdtA, » 7 v iste 8t. Phone 1 « . . - 7-tf "i FOB RENT— T im e room fur nished apartment. 280 Hargadtae street. („4 FOR RENT— Four room apt. with bath. Inquire 116 Fork St. Mr. Dodd. ÌÀ M T O M u r a f i t desea « » • MT aureus; absolutely a* setttnr; experience unnecessary; mater- lulu Ait. Addressed envelope brings instructions. ALPHA, M l Markot BL, Peterson, New Jersey. „ POR WHNT— Small furnished , A-2t* h o u s o .,1 » monthly. 121 Laurel St. 7-7» • LADIES— We pay >6 hun FOB MMMTt iternlshed hows* dred coloring cards home; ab nr Normal. Inquire 461 Palm solutely no selling; opportunity beginners > experience unneces «m e. «ft >10« sary. Addressed envelope brings FOB RENT— Well furnished 4- particulars. Artcraft, 321 Broad room house. Close la. Inquire 31« way, N. T.. Hargadtae. 308-tf UMMMS— Bart >1« dosen sew ing- aprons home; experience nn- necesaary; materials cut; in structions furnished. Addressed envelope brings particulars. MJlo Garment, 286 Broadway, Bayonne N. J. 8-2t* furnished apart! 1101 Boulevard. crest Orchard at Talent. FOR SALE— .Large let, 100 z 238 ft o a Nutley St. a variety of or Week. Barber Apte. 162 Gran fruit, water piped onto lot; near ite. 111-tf Lithla park, splendid home site, very reasonable; also house No. 148 Nutley street, for rent. Write R. W. Leonard, 1862 Columbia St., Vancouver, W aih. «-4* FOR MALE: MM freshen Sept. 26. B mile west ef Talent. FOR BAL M -Prunes and pluma 3 cents per lb- First place east of Bellview school. 7-«* TRADE— Ettgene homes, terms acreage and businesses to trade FOR BALE—One Ford touring for Ashland and vtcinRy. Tell us car, one good trailer, also pack what yon have and what yon want saddle.. Call 3rd St. garage. 7-3 and we do the rest. Kinney In vestment Co., Eugene, ’Or».. FOR BALM—Furniture, chairs, 206-1 n o ? WANTED— Ambitious people, 18 to 60, prepare for office posi tions; resident or home study. Medford Business College. 306-1-mo, Childers, Mary Polet, Marlette Whlteey, Marybcn BêswMk. Miee Beulph Hussey, Miss Edna 0 o- fteen. gnhrdtans of the graay. The young people of the Bap tist churches In Ashland, Med ford and Grants Pass enjoyed a watermelon feed Friday evening. They met Uve miles north of Gold W. C. T. U. Activities— ;i -M Hill, and , a <^ttofcttel informal Members e f th e Hkhasd «hap session was held around a huge ter W. O. T. U. hame e tw e meet camp fire. Stories were told and lag schedale for mast week« a c songs were win*. Rain brought cording to Missa B ag Beaedtet the meeting to an abrupt end. member of the orgauiaatten » tt » Tuesday afteraeoa a m eeting!« k Dinner Party— be held at the city library «1 Mrs. H. H. Elhart Was hostess at 7 o’clock dinner Friday at her home on Nob HilL Decorations were roses and dahlias. G aetts were: Mr. Lbvl Blbart, Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Elhart of W cona, Wadh.; Mr. and M m . Mai Andersen wnd eon Hurl ef Med ford; Mr. and Mrs. Carlton El hart, Mr. H, H. Elhart and non ■illy and the hostess. COOS COUNTY MEN SEEKING ASHLAND AID (Continued Frotn page One) mon usage la lines leading into Klteqath Fulls and the matter o f l Wf, extending the road, which had Th been held in abeyance, Is again __ being codildared. 1V a ,' . Towns to «astern Oregon are Sow asking that the location o f the extension be changed, leading cither from Burns to Bend, from _ Burns to Prineville^ or f r o m £ r Burns to Senaeo Chen to Prlne- R Vljle, - these proposed changes* throwing the route far to the east- and’taking away fhe possibility of) Th the line eventually being extended' from Lake OdeN to the-Coss Bay « « tt Birthday M n h tr> - Gladys Hansen was hostess at a canrp Are and birthday dinner at her home on Gresham this afternoon. Mils Hanson pre pared the dinner *g a Fire Ma- iters duty. The guest list Included: Carol d ark , Maxine *G«arhart, June Atkins, Jeanette Stearns, Jean Cadzow, Elaine Flaekus, Agnes Mesvey. Arvtqk Man-la. Marion Hltchceck. Maxine Emert, Bather LeedouVs Abbiami Zenith Dealer duality aad Long Pistm ns ttZH TH utands without a peer in the high quality radio field. As far back as •1915, the first work was (lone upon ZENITH Radio under influence of high Busy Days Ahead jdeas the and principles. Of the more than one hundred For Mother “different kinds of radio sets School claims daughter’s Commander Donald B. Mac time. Home must be kept Millan, the explorer, select homey—the place to come to, not to avoid. Let us ed Zenith for his trip to the take ovbr the home’s most ■Arctic. It was a Zenith that recently broke all reception trying task— records when Arthur Wald WASHDAY.. ' Ashland Laundry Service of H o b o k e n , N. J., got wirings .yon. h e a l t h and JOAK, Japan, 7270 air opportunity for happiness. miles distant. I t ’s ' well worth while. Ashland Laundry Co. te JUST PHONE 165 DR. ERNEST A WOODS Practioe Limifod To Bye, Bar, Nose sad Throgt X-Ray, Including Teeth Office Honrs: IO - 19 aad 9 - 0 A terse and true deecrlptien of ZENITH products Is the ZENITH slogan— “COSTS MORE— DOEB MORE.** We don’t make the cheapest radio. We could, but we won’t. Our lowest price Is >100.00. In our opinion, no radio set can be listed at a lower price and yet give the owner the quality of reception which he has the right to expect. Pioneer Building Another ZENITH slogau speaks a sermon In a line— “The quality goes In before the names goes on.” This slogan is the keyword of our laboratory and production departments. The remarkable quality of ZEN ITH, the simplicity of operation, the very fine performance under any and all circumstances, has extended the reputation of ZEN ITH to the four ends of the earth. Buyers In foreign lands with their iiatnral leaning toward fine care ful workmanship and precision manufacture, are among the most enthusiastic users ef ZENITH It Is easy to perceive why the ZENITH business la the largest high grade radio business in the world. A STORAGE 0 0 . Coal, Wood and Storage Packing, Crutteg and SMMteg. Zenith Radio Corporation WOOD $L75Tier 9 0 9 0 Iron Street The route as originally allowed Chicago, Illinois I BALE-^Poland C h i a < Phone 10F4. W. L. Moore. d-d* PIANO H A O tm C E wear A d d «art. High grade reliable make plane to be sold at bargain to save further shipping expense. Terms of >10 month arranged for good home. For particulars address CUne Piano Co., dd Front SL. Portland. 6-1® FOR SALB— Almont new Hot Point Automatic full white enam el electric range and water beat er. Moving where range cannot be used. 167 Church St. 4-6* FOB BAL»—About 6 tens al falfa hay. Inquire J^ 8. Spencer. Route 1, Box 2d». >-6* FOR SALE:— A cow and two betters. Call »F4. W, B. Beebe. 2-2 DOG POIHONEM WOMM8 Another^one <ff the tribe of "meanest men In the world” le said to be operating in Jackson ville, and a number of valuable dogs are reported to have fallen victim to his poisonous baits. Jacksonville reeidewts who prise their pets are keeping them sit home. RUM RUNNER IS CAPTURED VICTORIA, B. C., Sept. Id.— (LP)— The Vancouver rum runner Noble was seised at midnight off Pachena by the Canadian fish eries cruiser Malasptaa, which was on cuetoma patrol duty. G. E. Norris, assistant easterns In spector was on board the Malaa- plna when she made the arrant. The Noble had shout 60« eases of llqnor on board. She was brought Into Victoria at Id a. m. The Noble left Vancouver In ballast about two months ago with coastwise clearance papers. Since than the United States gov ernment has reported her off the coast of California and stated that 1600 cases of liquor which were seised while being landed were from the Noble. • NRVMB BE W IT H i» » I t ! "Baby had a bad congh with each tooth she cut. She Is also subject to eroup. Our never-tell ing Vemefly la FOLEY S HONEY and TAR COMPOUND, which so quickly clears the throdt of chok ing mucus, and stops the bad OLD HOUSE BURNS Fire recently deetroyed the C. cough,’* says Mm. Agnes Burnee. T. Hammer home to the A b le Altaona, Pa. No chloroform, no gate district. The building was opiates, no Ingredient that a casre- one of the oldest In the distrtet, fd l Mother woald hesitate to give a 10-rcom structure constructed her child. FOLEY’S HONEY and by Thomas Wilson, one of the TAR COMPOUND Is safe and re- pioneers in what was once a tbriv- ; Iteble for coughs, eroup (spas ing mining district. Loss Is esti modic,) whooping coughs, a n d mated at >3.««« partially «ovesed dlstarMug night coughs, Sold ev- a j f wh u Ps.— No. t . by Insurance. —__________J __ «I.-»-* then the proposed changes would benefit all of southern Oregon, the Marshfield representative* State, through evsatualiy stoking ft possible to ship through the) Coos Bay harbor rather t h a n through Portland or San Fran cisco harbors as is now done. Grants Pass and M e d f o r d : Chambers of Commerce h a v e agreed to seed resolutions asking Che Portland Chamber to remain W ill Attend Convention— aeutral in the affair and t h e Mrs. 8am McNair will leuvu Rcselmrg Chamber of Oosnmerce Sunday evening fo r Kansas City/ drill send a delegation to Portland Missouri, srbasu. aha will vlatt, WJth |h e Caos county delegation. With her mother. Mrs. McNair Definite action ef the Ashland 1« state delegate to the supreme Chamber was withheld pending a , convention of the P. O. E. Sister^ meeting of the directors. bead, which Is to held in Okfa- homa C’ty, October 4, 6, 6, 7. She will attend th e «"»Mu tton then return to her mothers’ Home In Kansas City/ DurttbR tjie absence of Mrs. McNair, T. H. (Continued from Page One) Simpson will be In charge of the headless, legless torse, held to « v ie relief wurk of the Colip gether by a jacket which De- » u n ity chest. mlllo Insists was checkered. tt tt « Gomez believes was tan colored. The trio was se frightened by Miss Florence York, home the ghastly experience occurring demonstration agent tor the just nt dusk as the waves pound county, will meet with members ed wearily upon the deserted -of the Upper Vallay Community, bench, that they find the scene club of the Bellview District, and did not mehtlon the discot- Wednesday, September 14, when ory until last fright. ‘ •'*» tl)ry will hold their l* 9 t m e e t* « Neui - Community Hospital NEW AND OOMPtBTRTJÍ EQUIPPED SURGERY XTp-to-Háte X THIS ASSOCIATION OFFERS A PLACE FOR THE I N V E S T M E N T OF FUNDS EITHER IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTS, IN ONE SUM, OR BY MONTHLY PAY MENTS TO MATURE PAID-UP SHARES. DIVIDENDS ARE PAW SEMI-ANNUALLY AT THE ANNUAL RATES OF 7 OR 8 PER CENT. BUICK Jackson County Building & Loan ,• Association 30 North Central Ave. Painting, tinting and papering, try Cliff Burlingame. CT1 ML Avn. or phone 466. Ï67-1 mo. __________GARAGES_________ Medford, Oregra FALL IS HERE Are you planning on having your car rebuilt. If «0 get our prices first. We specialise in repairing and can build 26,000 more miles to your motor. We work on flat rate bntek. Hates on storage by the week o r month. Accessories, gas and oil and cars^w^ b ed aad^poHshnd. N o w B a k k for 1928 has fo llo w e d w ith a n o th er g r e a t c o te tr ib n tio n to m otoring comfort. what is e woRlsr IME is one o f tb i most Important ele ments o f modsffn business. “Hour upst” -bes become gbjrivord In the plant. Frugiu S tive tim s « f office employes fa u^udUy important. Various devices have been inducted to focthase p ro d u S tfo S y—t ejiminase timpwwste. T A n adequate ti l^pbhne installation in office or plant pretosttts unnecessary In terruptions to woffit—«voids confusion— eneditaO business Sasasactions and Mtut Buidc htslwkew ribratrwt mv X v f the road by equip p in g e ve ry Buick w ith Hydraulic Shock Absorb- « f t r f lM t and rear— an a 4 d ed luxury that the ¿W ings o f Buick volum e (Open Night aad Day) Tromblfee Umbnitger Moved— Mr. and Mrs. L. A, Osar havu moved from d i» Palm avenne to 66 Third street Visit Gunter H om e- Mrs. 8. C. Gnnter e f Grhntn IMss has been visiting with MR. and Mrs. Gerald Gunter en tefant street. ' T est dbii riding comfort fo r y o u r s e lf . W c w i l l gfoA y put a Buick for 1928 at your disposal w h e n e v e r v o u lik e . Mrs. A F. Smith and Mrs. Fraaels Call end x will rsturt temusrow fi lagham, Wash. - « »1195 to *1995 G w pte « . <1195 to »1850 Sport M odeb*U95 to <1525 » k g**- S w a l Ifotabolim (goitrs) Tests On highway near Chico UpimR’s. T se m< ed of resort in the state. There m«et h son! Why not come and Bee for yourself! We will deliver any amount of exceptionally good 13-lneh slabs at thia price. Buy them now for winter while they a n cheap. NOTICE TO edased, and all* pui claims against said Cxitetioe verified, with GRADUATE »Ü R flES 0 Medford Auto Co. JDX.JUramUe J MEDFORD