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M B u te ss of Kansas’ Concrete Eden
PO » JRENT—Cosy two room
famished apt. with kitchenette near school, «ve rooms, sna-
and privata hath, 167 Vieto St. peneh. gas furnace, hot an« «old pattarne, instructions «ma. W
Phone 18«.- ; x -
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7-tf water to bod' rooms, garage. 871 cotent pep. T rite tor parttottl-
high street.
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9-6® arp gad samples. Beautesct Gp..
2216 irvlng street/B ag fbteF
Inquire
clsoo.
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6-tf
FOB RENT — Two furnished
apgrtpsents. Inquire 186 Pioneer
Ava«
t-tf
lng apron«; absolutely no selling;
experience unnecessary; mater­
ials cut. A ddress^ envelope
owner.
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LAJMEM— We v pay 66 hun­
dred coloring cards home; ab­
BOB RENT—Small furnished solutely no selling; opportunity
honse, 620 monthly. 128 ^aurel beginners; experience - unneces­
St
MT* sary. Addressed envelope brings
particulars. Artcmft, 321 Broad­
way. M. T..
his yopthful wife and their daughter, EmUy Jane.
tUCAS, Kas.. Sept. 12.
Black Mills of Boilth Dak
ba the heat place fCr » I
Two Snakes
FOB RENT— Well furnished 4-
room house. Glose in. Inquire -216
Hargadine.
898-tt
BABiMTH
at
SALS:—doing
RENT— Two room
once
260 choice pedigreed
does, price 62.60 to 67A0. Silver
Chin Fur Farm, one mile south
Talaat, on highway.
»-«*
fur-
house, uear Normal, 1248
WANTED— Pear pickers, Sun-
erest Orchard at T alen t
4-6
Due to the Illness of Mrs. I. H.
Magna, who was to have been
honored by members of the local
Mt. Ashland D. A. R. Chapter, at
a dinner this week, the meeting
has been postponed, officers of
the Chapter announced today.
Regular meeting of the Chapter
is to be held Friday afternoon at
2:30 o’clock at the home of Mrs.
F. H. Walker, Liberty street.
22 22 22
BANTED— Ambitious people,
16 to <0, prepare for office posi­
tions; resident or home study.
Medford Business College.
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301-1-mo.
iy owner— 6 room
1 fe aeree ground.
It.
9-8t*
FOB HALE — Large lot, 100 x
238 ft on N utby St. a variety of
land ‘ pullet«. Geo. Howell. Box
1M ,
9-St* frgit, water piped onto Jot; near
Llthla park, splendid home site,
very reasonable; also house No.
143 Nutley street, for rent. Write
R. W. Leonard, 1602 Columbia
8t„ Vancouver. Wash.
6-4 •
RhMR U M » April Rhode to*
Wednesday d u b —
operation, it has been found pec-
cessary to use motor bus trans­
portation under present
condi­
tions as a supplement to rati ser­
vice, it is said.
The Southern Pacific Is t h e
sixtyseeond railroad to supplement
its railroad passenger
Bgrvtce
with highway motor coach ser­
vice, statistics show.
Re-creator
Dinsmoor
FWB HALE—One For« tonring
NEED MOBE MEM-
car, one good trailer, also, pack
BEHH «N GOLA’ CLUB
TO EXCHANGE for Ashland.
sad«le. Call 3rd at. garage. 7-3, A g^od. cpntrally located home
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In Bandon for one in Ashland.
See Ashland Realty Co.
! Carsoh and Lonis Dodge,
farm s; The women, who are deeply in­
trade , tcrested in both the success of tho
all us drive to get additional members,
want and also In the game of golf, will
r In- f*e hostesses at a golf luncheon
and games tomorrow afternoon,
mo.* The luncheon will be at o n e
o'clock at the Fred Holmes home
and all present will then play
golf. Approximately 100 women
have been Invitee to attend the
_
luncheon and games.
FOR HALE— Good milch news.
Phone 4F2.
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FOR BAI.»— Sausoeed body
fir. 12 Inch, 63.06 rick; i t Jnclt
63.60 ,rlck; 4-foot card wood.
69.00 cord.
Delivered, fh on e A0.
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PIANO HACRIFICK near Ashland.
High grade ral table make piano
to be sold at bargain to save
further shipping expense. Terms
of 610 month arranged for good
home- For particulars
address
Cites Plane Co., «6 Frant St.,
Portland.
6-10
WANTED— Light car, must be
in good shape. Phone 4 F 2 ., 6-6
, HAMAKER TRANHFEB » U d
Storage Co. offloo at retetenee.
874 North Mtela. Hteams 416.
Washington County h as,,197
school districts, with property
worth ' 6671,178.
’
Salem schools have 190 teach­
ers, 10 more than ia < year.
THE OLD BUS
STEPS RiÄMT
AoM e.ooesNT
v s « .?
Activities of a Msa percnplne
in Medford have been sufficient
for folks of that city to declare
war on the pesky varmint if he
Is located.
Last Thursday the porcupine
wandered down the street in
Medferd, and battled with a
snake at the Davis sporting
‘goods store and when captured,
gpawed his way' to froadoiu dnr-
lag the night. Saturday a' val­
uable white collie dog, owned
by H « - L. D. Harris was found
with 75 quills stuck «bout his
hea«. The quills were extract­
ed by a veterinarian who admin­
istered- an anaesthetic to his pa­
tient.
Personal Work
- . Most Effective
The Wednesday Club of t h e
.Presbyterian church will h o l d
their Initial meeting of the sea­
The concrete Adam and Eve of Dlnainoor’s Eden. Kote the two son in the church parlors Wed­
nesday afternooh. Mrs. George
serpente.
BrookmlUer 4s in charge of the
¡program.
done, iittxe two-year-old daughter, Em- B2lf a cabin home, eatir«
22 «1 «
r good ijy ^ane, w^0 has never known a ment.
Juntxor-Hnnson W e d d in g -
d a y ef sickness and has never t&k-
Dinsmoor doesn’t exp«
Miss Frieda Hanson of Med-
m jtol- op a »dose of medicine— because for years, but he is prej
dord,
who has made her home
MBs he you see. she lives in the Cardan of any eventualities, and so
for some time wth Mrs. A. H.
Eden, where there Is no sickness, .cabin, is a mausoleum
Davenhtll of this city,'and Mr.
w a g Adam and Eve are Emily Jane's Dinsmoor bones
Chas. Janitor of A ssies, Oregon,
> W the Playmates.
Inside the tomb Is
were
united iu marriage' s t the
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W fact, says Eden’X oohtracter wr« h ■ «’• “ «0»
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■First
Methodist
Episcopal parson­
„ out
aQd builder, "My w .1 f e is no generations may see thi
age in Medford at 8 o'clock Sat­
tpfl
younger than I am,' for wo live In who figured out Just wh
urday afternoon.
Dr. T. H.
the Garden of Eden where youth waB talking about when
Temple
officiated
at
the cere­
f thia ** Perpetual.’’
his hook,
mony
which
waa
witnessed
by
ect. '
Dinsmoor originally set out to
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kelley, Mr.
ivea to follow exactly the account of
11 8 ® 0 °™ 8
and Mrs. Harvey Morgan, Mrs.
apron Moses, but as the work w e n t ange •
s as een r
Lester
Worts and three ehildren,
) show along, he realised that the great < ur> nsmoor upwar
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end
of
the
world
occurs
M.
P.
Hanson, Oscar and Carl
wad a prophet may have omitted a few
he go t<
Hanson and Miss Olara Jantaar.
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He also has placed a I
Mr. and Mrs. Jantsar spent the
i. stage
Re-Creator Dinsmoor has p u t near the foot of the coffl
week-end In this cty at the Dav­
stony- them in. ■
must go below on the daj
enhtll home. They will make their
BS8*®*
Theie are, for Instance,
two mOnt, he plan to fill th*
home In Asnlea.
nt are ocrpents instead of one. The sec- water.
^tarried ut Medfnad
pared dnd 8nake ,S t0 tempt Adftm'
Another feature, not P
Thomas Hardy, who Is employ­
ement
A180- y°u may meet in the BiR* the prlgiual Garden, has
ee« At the box factory in -«his city
nsocts «er and Better Eden of Kansas, ded by Dlnsmoors. Thi
■and Bess K. Harvey of Medford,
wives for Caln and Abel, whom etory in cement, of the
¡were recently married at t h e
g
Moses forgot to mention.
struggle that goes on ii
home of Dr. B. P. Lawrence • In
Likewise, there are concrete the preying ef one creat
¡Medford. They will make their
'. ' sierto— ye«, that’s right.
• another.
¡home In Medford. Their many
■' >. J u st to shew that
Eden in
It begins
with a worn
friends are extending to them
health Kansas has kept up with the act of eating a loaf, a hu
ibest wlnhaa.
In fly? times, even through all the ages, la about to make a 4»roa
~ <tte lighted by electricity at night, the worm. A fox is r
Vets Daughters Meet—
3 ,wgs
Red and green lights play up- pounee on the bird. A
Daughters of the Union Vet­
tp ,« on the ’ concrete devil, who *’ is stalking the fox. An Indli
erans will hold a regular mast­
i,
painting a wicked looking threo- with his I mjw and arrow,
ing In th e Armory Wednesday
in an« pronged fork at an Innocent con- ilhoot the waK, while a at
Afternoon, September 14, nt 2'
ng, put crete cherubim.
hi8 guu ai®od at the Ind
.o’clock. The second meeting of
rt*6*' v
Over in one .corner of the gar-.
And back ef the sold
ithe month Is to bo held Septem­
Joggly Aden, Dinsmoor has built for lilm- woman, who is after him,
ber 28. Following the onee«each-
.moqth meeting of the summer,
Four Indian fisherman were or KMiefl
meetings will be held every two
droAped In whirlpool rapids bo- at Baker
we<Ra.
town- Celllo Falls in the Colum- Palmer, i
12 12 »
bla River near The Dalles when footing an
Personal satisfaction to be de­
rived from service of personal
evangelism, and benefits of the
personal touch were’ the theme
of a splendid talk given at the
Presbyterian c h u r c h Sunday
afternoon by Mrs. John Loaw Of
Los Angeles, who has been spend­
ing some time in this city.
As a Bible teacher in Loa
Angeles, Mrs. J^oew has had
much experience in the work of
personal evangelism and her talk,
delivered in a direct, forceful,
and inspiring manner was qiucb
enjoyed by those who attended.
Mrs. Lpear has gone to Klam­
ath Falls to Visit with her daugh­
ter In that city, and wiB latapr
Home From l ocation—
return to L os’ Auigelee to con­
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1 8 ^
Mrs. ftnraa Coder and daughter
tinue her work. She has made UF)—«Sixteen persons died over’
Lin«a are back today from Lake
many friends during her stay in tho week-end la « (variety of arri­
of the Wood's where they have
dente lu the Pacific coast reglatifi.
this
city.
'
spent a few days.
■AH-ieAN€M Y
o mnrewMORe
'WATCH«— <r
Mnughtors of Nile—-
Daughters of the Nile of Bule-
Una Temple, No. 13, met Saturday
at Grants Pass in regular session.
Mrs. Hal McNair, Mrs. T. B.
Franco, Mrs. Will Loomis, Mrs.
W. J. Wallace, Mrs. Archie Mil­
lion were Ashland members who
> were in attendance at the meet­
ing. The session was unusually
well attended, with a big delega­
tion of the Grants Pass members
peeaent. Regular business was
transacted. The next meeting of
the Temple Is to be held at Med­
ford. Medford, Grants Pass and
Ashland women compose Zuleima
Temple and meetings are alter­
nated among these towns.
Indian Fiaherinen;
Drowned In Rivar
seveRAL Mo<?e
PeYMCNTK ANO
L WILL s e 7
DR. IBH BSTÀ.W O ODS
Practice Limited To
Bye, Ear, Noscand Xtorcfct
X-Ray, Inotediif 1 M b
85 M
D. A. R. N o tic e -
297-tf
FOB HA1JK:—PJg«, »bo fresh
cow. R. Scheidereiter, Route 1.
Box 11«.
«-«t‘
of Union Veterans, armOry,
afternoon.
- Thursday livening. Sept. IS. —
“Experience meeting’* of W.
C. T. U. .In M. E. chareh par­
lors.
Thursday, Hept. 15.«—Baby clinic,
Child Welfare association from
1:30 to 5 p. m.
Friday, Hept. -46,— D. A. R. meet­
ing with Mrs. K H. Walker,
Liberty street, 1:30.
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FOR RENT or HAJLK—6-room brings instructions. ALPHA, 202
house partly furj&ishqd. fljath. Market St., Paterson, New Ieraey.
Woodshed gnd garage. Fine lo­
8->t*
cation, 616 per mo. See
662 Fairview St.
Jl'oducoday, Kept. 1*.—Daughter
Wb LIMBN TV W ise
CftoCKi^—tefftoFtf
utofoeACtoflpaBDfi
\ OHWISHIÔMWAY?
their boat was overiurinnl.
•» 1^® Ba»
Four lives wore lost In auto ac-
J-*
cldsnts. To persons wore burn-
Netoaler
0« to death in (JalHornia. E«1 j opens Nah
ward O’Neill, 17, parachute Jump- ¡176 meu<
Coal, Wood a&d S ton e»
PMktag. ö p O u « and MtoPteg.
ÖA m B K M c M
We will deliver any amount
of axcepttonnlly good lMutm
slabs at thia price. Buy them
now for winter whflb they an
• FALL IS HERB
Aro you planning on having
your cor rehotit. K so id Mi
prices first.
Wo specialise to
repairing sod coo bnIM 26,6dU
more miles in your motor. Wo
work on fist rate 'baste.
Rotes on storage by too weoR
or month. Accessories, gas and
oil and cars waghed and poltteen.
TMIKD HTOEBT G.MIAG»
(Open Night and Day)
Tromblee
Uteheggny
(Continued fro:
With Mrs. C h a n e y -
Mrs. Walter Herndon.
enroll.
■and >Mrs. Alice Willits Saturday
nftqrnoon * attended the Initial
moetlng of the season of t h e
College Woman’s Club of t h e
Ro«ue River Valley. The maei-
lng was bald gt the home o f
Mrs. N. C. Chaney In Medford.
During the business
session
the program pf the year
was
outlined and thia Will .lnehide a
review of- the newest boohs, his­
tory and plays to be given apec-
should have a rip roarlag
gatlon at tho Jubitee oete*i
and Mr. MUlor expects t^
many enroll for tea pnrnRo
Ashland eoarbaxa aa
Ms». have their own 19-calloa
Emil C. Flel, Mrs. F. Wagner, ohaps pud stx-ebeoteta. Ag
when ,thoy use this new
over 4te superior purHy os
liy. Stays on longer—«*Kl
like a peach— keeps corn,
youthful—prevents '.urge
R ^ h iFstJea af »
This Wory wc« « |g
VWt jo . Hoary egg