Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, September 17, 1927, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text\ / calendar or «vinrnr » » RENT— Furnished 4- FOR RENT— Furnished house, room lower flat, with player near school, five rooms, ■ sun- piano, well furnished, also 3 - poreh. gas furnace, hot and cold roott flat and cabin, 171 Granite St. Phone 146-J. 12-1 water tg bed rooms, garage. 271 high street. 8-6* POR RENT——Four room house FOB RENT:— Modern 9-rooxf keeping apt. with bath. Inquire 115 Pork at. M f house, unfurnished, except for range and linoleum. Close to, rent reasonable to desirable party. 93 Bush at. 9-tf POR BALK—Mild sweet Ber muda onions, 6c lb. J. L. Hamer, 145 Almond St. 14-3* POR BALE—Lang range, 8x12 Congoleum rug, kerosene stove. Phone 282L after 6 p. m. 14-3* BOUGHT and BOLD— G o w n bought and sold. C. E. Burnett, Phone 4P2. 13-1 mo.* I POR BALK—8x12 blue and gray Heratl Wilton rug, almost new, also three pairs filet lace curtains with fringe and two rock ing chain. 83 Bush St. 12-tf POR BALE— 100 high class leghorn pullets. Phone 374J11. 11-6* PIANO SACRIFICE near Ashland High grade reliable - make .plasm to be sold at bargain to save further shipping expense. Terms of |1 0 month arranged for good heme. For particulars address Cline Piano Co., 66 Frant St., Pertlapd. 5-10 FOR TRADE— Large w o r k horse for cow or pigs. Parks, Box 95. R. 1, Bellview. 13-8* Coming to MEDFORD* Dr. Mellenthin Specialist ■ Internal M edicine for the pant fifteen years DOES NOT OPERATE Wai be at Holland Hotel Tuesday, Sept. 27th « Hours: 10 a. » . to 4 8 WANTED— Pi ’ear plekera Phone ll-3 373R2 E. C. Gs arihier. LADU48— Earn 8IE dosen sew ing aprons; absolutely no jelling; experience unnecessary; materials cat. Addressed envelope brings Instructions. ALPHA, 302 Mar FOB RENT«—Two room fur ket St., Paterson, New Jersey. 24-8* nished house, near Normal, 1243 I owa 297-tf LAD1EH— We pay 85 hundred coloring cards home; absolutely FOB BALE — Reel Estate no selling; opportunity begin POR HALE—7 room house fur ners; experience unnecessary. Ad nished or unfurnished, double ga dressed envelope brings particu rage, hen house, wood house, gar lars. Artcraft, 831 Broadway, N. 14-3» den, 57 6th St. 14-3 Y. LADIE8— Earn 111 dozen sew POR SALE— 16 acres on Boul- evard, corner Ebb road, just be ing aprons home; experience un yond old Normal school. See own- necessary; materials cut; instruc ner. John Pieveon 1726 Boule tions furnished. Addressed enve vard. Will be here one week. lope brings particulars. M i l e Will sell cheap. __ 14-6* Garment, 235 Broadway, Bayon ne, N. J. 14-3* FOR SALE—If you want a nice WANTED— Ambitious people, cozy home of five rooms, see 670 Fairview. Phone 431-J. 12-3* 16 to 60, prepare for office posi tions; resident or home study. SALE OR TRADER-31, acres, Medford Business College. for Irrigated farm in Rogue val- , 306-1-mo. ley. Have 6-room house, large barn, out buildings, orchard, berries, rent from house, $22.00 month. Don’t irrigate. If inter POR EXCHANGE— 32 acres of ested, write F. R. Hyland, Ver- Alfalfa, no buildings, near Talent nonia, Ore. 10-6* 13,000 for Ashland home. RABBITS FOR BALE:—Going at once 250 choice pedigreed does, price 18.60 to 67.60. Silver Chltt Pur Farm, one mile south FINE HOME TRACTS— 1 to Talent, on highway. 8-6* 10 acres each, good soli, nearly level, easy walk to schools, near POR BALE:— Pigs, also fresh East Main Street, $100 to $500 cow. R. Scheldereiter, Route 1, per acre, special Inducements to Box 213. 8-«t* home builders, easy terms. H. C. FOR SALE— The real Concord Oaley, 65 East Main St. - 10-lMo. grape for grape Juice and jelly. IP YOU WAi.T a good home Place your order now. L. S. Inquire at Brown A Rice, <8 N. Brown, Phone 441-R, 500 Holly Main. 03-tf St. 8-6t fir. 13 ineb, 63.00 rick; 16 lack 68.60 rick. 4-foot cord wood WANTED— Lady to do ho« work. Write Route I, Bex SA. 196 acres near Keno, Ore. New modern cottage, large b a r n , double garage, 185 per acre, for good Ashland home. Busineea lot with two r o o m honae, renting steady at I IE per month In Chiloquin as first pay ment on Ashland home, balance good monthly payments. See Ash land Realty Co. 14-3 TO EXCHANGE for Ashland. A good centrally located home la Bandon for one in Ashland. See Ashland Realty Co. WANTED—At once, 2 or 3 doz Rhode Island Red chickens. Hen TRADE— Eugene homes, farms ry-Bands, Own. Pel. 13-* acreage and businesses to trade MAMAKBB TRANSFER a n d fer Ashland and vicinity. Tell ua Storage Go. office nt residence. what you have and what yon want and we do the reet. -Kinney In 174 North Main. Phone 41«. vestment Co., Eugene, Ore.. 806-1 mo.* AJTY CORL Dt TROUBLE— May» communicate with Ensign Lee of the Salvation Army at the Whit? Shield Home, 666 May fair Ave.. Portland. Oregon. Will Modernize Sunday Schools Love Valued At $100,000 Worth LOS ANGELES, Sept. 17 —(IP) __The love of John Wayne Bon ham for his wife, Mrs. Beatrice Bonham, was. worth 81. a jury decided here Friday after hear ing five days of testimony to her suit for $100,000 aliena tion of affeeltoas damages agaihst Mrs. Ada Atkinson, Pasadena divorcee. From her $1 award, Mrs. Bon ham must pay court costa^in the sum Of $120. Mrs. Bonham said shm perked through a window to ^ge her husband and Mrs. At^tason In a love scene on a davdelkrt. Mrs. Atkinson testified she was mere ly discussing real estate with Bonham. SEATTLE, Sept. 17.— (LP) — What is considered as an attempt to modernise Sunday s c h o o l teachings was won at the 44th an nual Puget Sound conference of the Methodist Episcopal chnrch here today. The more modern members of the conference asked an amend ment to conference rules calling "adhrence- to Christ’s teaching in Sunday schools in accordance to a changing world.” The “chang ing world” phrase stirred many of the ministers and brought forth the first bitter debate of the ses sion. A faction, led by the Rev. J. Crowther, Seattle, fougbt for the amendment and won. Rev. Crow ther said he differed from the lit eral translation of the Bible and quoted as an example the «pas sage where Moses says that, child ren who disobey their parents should be stoned to death. ONE DAY OXLY Monday, Sept. 1».— The Mfeb- i b o r so f Woodcraft W « ' hold their regular meeting Ml ttto I. O. O. >. hall. There will htf adv- ered dish supper sag all «achs- bers are particularly urged 1 te be present. w Tuesday, Bept.'BO.—^The Wdto- ens Civic Improvement club wiy hold their ragator meetfug in the Civic olubhoem eh Win bunr Way at $:»0 eVlecB P m“ Hostesses, Mr«. F. E. Wo- vost and Mra. W. L. Maxey. Unlixwday, Sept. 81 — The Pres byterlan Women's Mtoefenary society will meet with Mke. ^11 Robertson, 81« Boulevard, a$ 8;se o'clock p. ra. Mra, J. W. McCoy will be in ehargW Of the program, the topic hethg an Interesting one. A fall At tendance Is expected. '• >J*r Thursday, Bept. « ¿ —Baby. CMn- ic will be held la the public library at 1:80 p. m. Meet ing postponed from Tbatwday. Sept. IE, until Thursday, fiRpt The Upper Valley Community ctub held its first meeting of the season in the Bellview elub house Wednesday afternoon, September 14, with a splendid attendance. An interesting business eesslen was conducted, after which hflxs Grace Chamberlin of this cKy gave a talk on the value of club work to women. At the close of her talk Miss Chamberlin pre sented the organisation with a book entitled "Business of Being a Clubwoman,” by Alice Ames Winter. Mrs. Orville V. Richie played several beautiful selection« on the piano and Mrs. Nell t)unn. accompanied by Mrs. R i c k i e , gave a vocal solo, which W a^,« greatly appreciated by the ladles. Refreshments of sandwiches, pickles, olives, cake and tea were served by the hostesses Mrs. A. R. Kincaid and Mrs. Nell Dunn. n°He has to his credit results in diseases of «the rtom- aeh. liver, bowels, blond, shto, nerves, heart, kMitey, »»ladder, bed wetting, catarrh, weak lungs rheumatism, sciatica, lag u.lcerp and rectal ailments. Below are the names of a few of his many satisfied patients In Otegon who have been treated f o r . one of the above named causes: , Elmer Booker, Condon. Chat. Daech. Portland. The regular ^meeting of t h e Ashland Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution was held yester day afternoon, Friday, September 18, at 8:30 o’clock, at the home of Mrs. P. H. Walker on Liberty street. There was a splendid at tendance. Mrs. Harriet Fielding, 'presi dent of the organisation, presided in her usual capable manner at a short business session, after which a delightful program, in charge of Mrs. Henry C. Galey, wak presented. The hostesses, Mrs. Lnella Stearns, Mrs. C. W. Hanson and Mts. D. F. Bine served refresh ments and a social hour was en joyed « « » Lois Joy Hanson Entertains— Miss Lois Joy Hanson, daugh ter of Dr. and Mrs. O. W. Hanson, was the charming hostess Thur- day evening, September IE, when she entertained with an Informal dinner at her home bn Manzan- ila street in honor of a group of Party for Mr. and Mra. Barney— The Berean Sunday Sekop class of the local Christian charol and their teacher, Mrs. 8. D. "Dore cough,” say: mus gave a surprise party, in the; ¡Altoona, Pa. form ql a reception, last evening,1 Friday, September 16, In honor of their pastor and wife, Mr. and Mrs. William V. Herndk- Everyone met at the home of Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Burdic, Jr., on, High street, and went from there to the Barney residence. A cev- ered-dish supper Was served after which the evening was spent in octal conversation and playing games. H R « Afternoon of Bridge at Hardy Home— A jolly group of Ashland ladles enjoyed an afternoon of bridge at the home of Mrs. P. R. Hardy on North Main street yesterday, Fri day, September 16. Three tables of sards were in play, Mrs. Henry O. Enders, Jr., OUR NEW 8ERVICES INCLUDE Crankcase Drahring Greasing MASON T IR E S AND ACCESSORIES Oregon. He does not operate for | chronic appendicitis, gall 8t0“?*’ i ulcers of stomach, tonsils or ade- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crew were the gracious host and hostess Tuesday evening, SepteiAber IS, when they delightfully entertain ed a few friends at their sttrae- ttvh home on VsnNess avenue. Aa ellborate venison dinnqr was served at 8:80 o’clock at a table perfectly appointed and prettily decorated. Covers were laid for the following named: Mr. and Mra. ▼. V. Mills, Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Heines. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Read and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mra. Earl Crow and little son Pat. Following dinner, the remainder of the evening was spent playing bridge. « » tt I>. A. R. Meets At P. H. Walker Black and Wh Phone 104 “The popular demand for oar gas atul oil pro ducts Is the testimeny of a service to the motoring public fatthfnlly and oonsclentkmirty render.xl." — P. Troleam. It lx a service based on quality that Is ever uni form—and absolutely dependable. Onr stations pro vide for free crankcase service, free air, free water, and other features of convenience, as well as a line of high quality tires, tubes and accessories. Give as a trial. \ Joe. Sheoehipe, giddob . - Remember above date, tnai consultation on this trip will b« free and tlmt Ms treatments U different. •, Married women must be accom panted by their husbands. Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg. Los Angeles. California. S . B. Leach, Mgr, tells the story In Buick for 1928, every* thing yon want to know about your car's perform ance—every indicator and dial—is before yon, indi rectly lighted under glass. Buick today offers greater beauty, luxury, and com fort than ever b e f o r e - Office H e a n t t e - 3M amd E • E with quicker getaway. See the car that surpasses all others in popularity—and in value. Pioneer Building BUICKMOTOR COMPANY FLINT, MICHIGAN Office Phons 48 D h m M tfQ tu tu i I M t n Convalescent Bene Sedans $1415 to $2275 Coupes $1405 to $2020 Sport Modela $1405 to $1775 M fritti f ». t . FHu, Miek., »• S» «4M. V>» O. A 4. C. IBS Granite Where the sick and aged are eared tor in pleasant home lurronndlngs. m m im r a l jMMribg WHITTLE TRAHSEIR « STORAGE 0 0 . New Face Powder Popular MBLLO-GLO is a wonderfafjtew zhade— youth color. Pyspiration hardly affects It and It dill not leave the akin dry and drawn. Try this new French Process Face Powder and enjoy its mar velous beautifying qualities. Sticks well, stays on longer and does not clog the pores. You will surely love,. MELLO-GLO. LRhla Pharmacy and Bast Bide Pharmacy. DR. 1RHX8T A. WOODS Practioe Limited To Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat X-Ray, iBclvdiiig Teeth greater speed and pow er Cosd, Wood and Storage Packing. Crating and Shipping. Long Distança Hauling. A n to W H I N BETTEX AUTOMOBILES AHI Tm M M l Phone 117 Office 89 Oak 8 t BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Medford Auto Co. 40 N. Rlvenade MEDFORD W OO D $1.75 Tier We win deliver any amount of exceptionally good 13-toch slabs at this price. Bay them now for winter while they are cheap. , _ 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 PAID SEMI-ANNUALLY AT THE ANNUAL RATES OF 7 OR 8 PER CENT. U. S. Royal Cord Tires Piston and Pins Rings Jackson County Building & Loan Association 90 Worth Oeatrel Ave. Medford, Oregon JORDANS BAJBH AND CABINET-WORKS Corner Helmaa and Van Naas. Phone 161. 194-tf Painting, tinting and papering, try Cliff Bnrllngams, 681 Mt. Ava. or phone 456. 187-1 mo. FALL IS HERE Are you planning on having your car rebuilt, if so get our prices first. We specialise to repairing and can build 26.000 mors miles in your motor. We work on flat rate basis. Rates on storage by taa week or month. Accessories, gas and oil and cars washed and polished. THIRD STREET GARAGE Valves , Bearings (Open Night and Day) Trombiee U m barge t 7-1 sso* Brake Lining KILLED OWN SON LOS ANGELES, SSpt. 17. — (IP) — Broken and sobbing be cause he bad yielded to a njo- meatary last to kill. Matt Min- arleh is la jail here today, charg- i ed with strangling hie 11 year old son, John, and flinging the body te the bottom of a gaily. Member« of the family at tributed the act te temporary In sanity. Gears Axles FOR EVERY CAR Aerosa from the Lithia Spring* Hotel New Community Hospital 845 East Main Street MEDFORD ’ NEW AND COMPLETELY EQUIPPED SURGERY Vp-to-Date X-Ray and Laboratory Facilitiw Richardson Springs Basal Metabolism «oitra) Tests O b highw ay near Cjiico ‘Springs., The most talk ed of Vesdrt 111 the staUk There must bo a rea M a! W hy not come and kee for yourself t GRADUATE NURSW8 OWLT Lee Riel / CAFETERIA OPENS The cafeteria In the Medford high school is to be opened Mon- day and will be operated under the direction of the home econom ics instructor. This will be the second year of the school cafeter ia. Special attention is given balanced diets. Jne Lflance garages Servid»'Static OUR SERVICE Dinner was «erred at t o’elhck at ».prettily arranged table, «ov ert being laid for the following guests: Mies Janet Balia, II 1 a a Betty Brown of liie n t, Charles Tilton, Lawrence Wagner » I d Kenneth Hobson. II II II Who Do Class Meet» - * The Who Do class of the local Methodiat Episcopal church held a pleasant meeting at the heme of Mrs. E. M. Berg on B street on Friday. September 1«. Thia was the first meet I ng of the clean In in two months. Clam officers were presented with clam equipment by Mr» toe Watkins following the disposal of Routine business. The first equip ment was a large lead pencil, too large to be useful, given to Mies Ada Hartley, social secretary of the class. A purse was presented Mrs. John Mills, secretary-treas urer; Mrs. E. B. Hunt, the teach er, received a ring set with blue. Mrs. W. Cook, outgoing president, was presented with a toy hat With a pair of gold wings, given as a taken of remembrance of good aer- vloe. The new president present ed herself with a Who Do plh, a black cat. The hostess served delicious re freshments. P rio n »28.00 to MOM » W n k XOT8CK TO (TUOMTORH Notice Is hereby glvea that the undersigned has been duly ap pointed Executrtx of the Estate of Herman Oscar Anderson, de ceased, and all persons having claims, against said Estate l y e required ttf present them,* duly verified, with proper vouchers, wtthta she months from thia date, to L A Roberts, Attorney for said Estate, at his office ever the Citteeae Bank ef Ashteed, Oregon.