Ashland daily tidings., October 10, 1927, Page 5, Image 5

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apartment; eloa* ta. Phone
to e tt, d o*h (
Confectionery.
FOB B B X T ti-C ood four room
piantatoi house, hindern, fur»*
Ished, and etoee in, SIS Harga*
dine.
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FOB RENT — New modern
bungalow, oak flo o r,, near Nor­
mal, Carson Fowler A Co.
29-S
BRU8H-ON makes house clean­
FOB KENT— Farm. Apply 284
ing easy. Magic woodwork clean­
Welghtman
St. .
82-8
er. Phone |1«-R .
SS-St
FOB BENT:— Ford ton truck,
FOB BALE ¡— Heavy milking
good
condition. Extra tires. Uni­
cow, due to freshen In 10 days.
versal
gear, 185 B. Main St. ,
W. Mile«, phone S0F5.
22-2*
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FOB SABE OR TRADE— Good
FOR BBNT— Two steam heat­
tingle harness, no- reasonable ot­
ed office rooms In First National
ter refused. 3 l l Hargadine.
Bahk Bldg. Reasonable rent. Re­
33-2t
quire Firet National Bank. 28-10
FÒR BABEi— 30 barred rock
pullets, 81.35 each. 204 Weight-
man.
23-2*
FOR BALE — 9-room apart­
FDR BABB: — Tokay grapes, ment house, 3 rooms la e a c h
10c per lb. W. W. Robison, phone apartment. Completely furnished.
t i 41-11.
33-tf Close In, gooff location, always
rented. 854 Income iter month.
A>K HALE:— Ripe and green Price $2000 email payment down
tomatoes, lc 'a lb. -Also - fine balance like rent. Address Box 9.
qnihees, 3c a lb. 098 Ashland St. carb Tidings.
SO-Thurs-Sat-Mon
33-3*
FINE HOME TRACTS— 1 to
'tfb R BALE:— Go^d paying fee- 10 acres each, good soil, nearly
tnurant near roundhouse, box level, easy walk to schools, near
factories and mills— Inquire at East Main Street. 2100 to $500
Ben's Quick Lunch, 1628 South per acre, special Inducements to
8th- St., Klamath Falls, Ore.
home builders, easy terms. H. C.
.
38-5t* Galey. Ofi Bast Main
10-lM o.
FOR BALE—Nash Light S 1 X
Touring. Can bo seen at P art
Oarage, Ashland, Oregon. Make
cash bid In writing and mail to B.
L. Barry, Adjuster, Medford,
Ore.
3.2-«
FOR BALE— Cook and heating
stokes. One traylor and endirons
froth ’$3 to 87.60. Grates a n d
backs. Eagle Brasa Foundry, 140
Oberlin.
21-1-mo.*
FOR BALE— 60 tons of good
«lfalfa hay. J. B. Ager, Ager,
‘Cal:'”"*
-‘ 'el 20-10*
BOUGHT aad BOW — C o w s
bought and sold. C. B. Barnett,
Phone 4F2.
23-2 mo:*
BOOM ÀND È O A to
LOST Between Jackson H o t
Springs and Ashland, brown cov­
ered shipping case. Finder return
to 875 Liberty 8t., Jack McArth­
ur.
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Ectfring Tomorrow—
Hr. and Mrt. Bert Smith on
Oak street will leave tomorrow
for Yoncolla, Ore., where they
will wpend a week or ten days
flatting With Mrs. 8mRH'« brOth-
C a £ Rejirterrd—
' 'Hiirty one out of state c a r s
weto registered Saturday at the
lockl branch of the state Hig1«tr|-
ttoh bureau located In the cham­
ber of commerce building on the
Plaxa.
irtei^» WANTED
7
Wanted Agents
BABES AGENTS— Guaranteed
territory. Must have small capi­
tal to start. Sole right to sell
BOLENS ■ Hydraulic Automobile
Jack. Address Bobert F. Bytng-
ion, 1324 A id « SB, Eugene Ore.
8S-T
...BA D tES WANTED to paint
handkerchiefs. lUe furnish silks,
patterns. Instructions Free. Ex­
cellent pay. Write for particul­
ars and samples. Beautext Co.,
2225 Irving 8t. San Franciaoo.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winter of
KlhStoto Falls arrived In the city
Saturday to spend a Week or ten
days visiting wfth Mr. Winter’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Win­
ter on the Boulevard, and with
R to. Wttftef-’S slSter and hus-
ban, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Gillings
on Oak ktreet. They will also
spend some tim e at the home of
Mrs. Winter’s parent's. Mr. and
Mrs. E .A. Fleming at Jackson­
ville. Mr. Winter, who la employ­
ed by the Western Aflto Supply
company, was recently transfer­
red from Ashland to Klamath
Falla.
Spent Week-Etad Here
x
Ray Davis, who resides . In
Klamath Falls, spent S aturday
and Sunday in Ashlind visiting
with his brother and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Davis, proprie­
tors of the Raggedy Ann Sweet
Shop on Main street.
Returned Home—
W. H. Perkins, formerly of The
Evening Herald in Kalmath Falls,
who spent a feW days In that d ty
the last of the week transacting
husttfes8. returned to his home In
Lakeview Sdtnrdajr. Mr. Parkins,
who worked tor several months
f-Wtncr Resident Here -
tor The Ashland Daily Tiding*. Is
Mlss'GladyB Johnson of Med- new affiliated with The Lakeview
fbrfl spent the week-end in Ash­ Examiner.
land visiting with friends. Miss
Johnson formerly resided in this
Salem — New Royal Court
d t t , was graduated from the lo­
apartments
costing $200,000 will
cal high school and later attend-
toon be finished.
e dthe Wnttierb titegofl Normal.
with first and third occupied. Smith, the Pirate catcher, blulf-
o third. HU strategy Font wrong however, for on Treynor's
way from him aqd Gehrig scored from third with a run that
i shown registering while Smith scrambles for the ball.
Corby Castle Ghost Appears
Alld Frightens The Visitóte
YOUR BOY AND TOUR GIRL
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letti,
tu which he
HELP WANTED— Female
WANTED:— Large red apples.
Also cider apples, bulk.-Delivered
to 685 E. Main.
33-1*
WANTED:— Woman for gen-»
eral housework, preferably mid'
die aged. Mrs. F. E. Oarle, phone
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The owner of the Cafetle Was claim to have see:
waiting foe. his guests to appear more who have
f?r breakfast the morning follow- ghost of King G«
tng their first night in the CaaUe which is supposed
when he was .surprised to_Jfee Ingham Palace ai
his guests coming downstairs gardens. It is e\
carrying all of their baggage one of Queen Vi
gnd prepared to start «wag. 1 In-Waiting was f<
BOYS F B A d h c B
Although he begged them j o on the floor Of or
Although poison oak and Infan­ remain at least for breakfast be- rooms after she ‘i
tile paralysis put a damper on .the fore departing, both the minister Third In 18th
spirits of the s. O. N. football and his wife were determined to wandering about
team the boys are regular and leave the Castle immediately ghd the Palace,
faithful in practice Work and re­ even refused to 'give an expttaa-
81,11 others clai
fused to be put out by circum­ tton of their sudden departure. th® ghost of Qi
stances.
When the Minister reached Iters wlfe oi William
He recohnted the detail* of his 18 *U«ff«d to hau
HIT BY BUN RAYS’
night In the Castle and the rea- Kensington Paia'
DOZENS OF EGGS LAYS
Son for leaving so suddenly.
claim to have se
He declared that although he declare it is alwa
LONDON— (IP) — Does sun­
had heard of the ghost of the w^ere she was
stroke make a chicken lay more
eggs.
• “Radiant Boy” which is suppoa- smallpox. She is
The answer seems to be in the cd to haunt the Castle, he gave bending over the
affirmative, judging from the - little credence to the story. On burned all of her
egg« laid by a hen owned by R, F. the night of their arrival at previous to her
®ne ol tlle bes
Parker, of Lincolnshire.
This Corby, he and his wife retired
early,
their
room
being
in
a
enlal
«boats is t
fowl was affected by sunstroke
somewhat
deserted
pgrt
of
the
ot
the
Palace ol
last year and ever since has been
laying two. eggs at a time four Castle. About midnight, he said, «boat, according
times a week. On two occasions ho was awakened by a strange that of a young i
¡'ho actually laid three eggs.
sound, which seemed to come >ea,e(1 UP allre I d
from the huge- fireplace at one Palace in the 15
side of the room.
ls a common bell
ALL COVET IT — WORKERS
He
was
about
to
awaken
hie
People
that when
a h s t HAVE IT
wife
when
in
the
center
of
the
seen
by
anyone,
Good Health! Men and women
fireplace
there
moved
a
brilliant
^eath
of
a Hohe
workers mnst possess it to be ac­
ceptable, satisfactory, successful. light, white and shiny and of a noteworthy that
Kidney aliments and resulting ills somewhat oval shape. Terrified Frederick Wilhal
shortly afts
are serious disorders, causing loss almost to the point of fainting,
of health and efficiency, lack of he could neither cry out nor 81 -b® Palace di
from seeing the
energy and ambition, dull head­ move.
aches, tired feeling, nevrous de­
The light began to move slow­
pression. FOLEY PILLS, a diu­ ly toward the bwl and as it Fn»m fa ien t—
retic stimulant for the kidneys, neared the bedside It stopped.
Henry Burnett
are a reliable, valuable, effec­ The light slowly became the face among the valley
tive medlcike. Men and women
of a boy, with kindly soft eyee spent Sunday In 1
everywhere use and recoAmend
that stored at the minister as he friends.
them. John Gordon, Danville,
lay in bed. A« suddenly as the
—,
minots, says.- “FOLEY PILL« dl-
ghost appeared so did It disa^ At Ashland Hotel,
hretlfc m ide it possible for me to
pear. The minister then got up
Among the out
work stgadily, to sleep better,” to
become stronger.” Sold everjr- enough courage to call his wife who registered at
and botn arose ahd sat sleepleas «ere; F. P. Dolai
W hore^No. 1.
In Ihe room by candle light until oj,co; Mr. and Mi
daybreak.
bell of t<ong Beac
Science has shown the brain
Hhw far this story can be ae- Mrs. R. Ken Wllso
of woman to be equal to man’s.
The men probably will be will­ cepted as morh than a haliuclnk- bara; F. D. McKe
ing to accept that, If the ladies tlon is one thing, but demonolo- and Liz Paulen, o
gfit* dbtthto tfcft the m inister*‘Mrs. Carl lin k in g
School Program B e n t -
R eturned F ro m T rip —
F. O. Rice, who recently pur­
chased the Ashland creamery, re­
turned Saturday from a business
trip-.of .several days to Portland
and Cottage Grove,
FOR M F T O COME
HO M E
FCXVMÒM AND MC TO SBT
B ack
is t a k e a t r a i n
/
"T£> SEE '<W «BOOT—
BACK FÖR TWO IS $18.00
OFÛFS IF r DPI v e HIS CAR
X t h a t ' s AROUND $ 4 . 0 0
Visiting F a t h e r -
Mi-. and Mrs. Rollle Berry and
little son of Klamath Falls are
-pending a few* days In Ashland
•¿’siting with Mrs. Barry's father
Richard Posey Campbell a n d
brother Dick op Bush street. MrB.
Eerry will be remembered by her
many friends In this city as Mias
Isolene Cqjnpbell. ,
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Packing, Crating
Àuto Freight Teraünàl
7 ~ ’» « fi* ÜT
M rn-'waji.
JashingtonT-ToM
Home for the
Traveler 1
Good service at a
price — Phone 88
,
JORDANS BABB AND
cabine « WORKS „
Corner Helma« and Vbà E
Phone 282. .
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Centrally located but out of the congested
Traffic Zone, Fireproof and comfortably furn­
ished with an air of coziness and comfort
which makes you long to itay.
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Washington at Twelfth S t
Portland, Oregon
Chuicli Directory
Methodist Episcopal Church
N. Main and Laurel streets.
H. F. Pemfeerton, Pastor, 117
Laurel street. Phone 87.
Presbyterian Church
N. Main and Helman Street*
Hugh T, Mitchelmore, Pastor.
Lutheran Ourtch
Services In Odd Fellows HdH.
H. ft. Youhg, Pastor, «38
Boulevard. Services 4th and
Cth Sundays.
t Chnreh pf O r ls t
t— South Pioneer Ate.
. Smith, M ist
Mr«. Elis.
urth St. Phohe
Reader, 78
471-J
(Yirtttlan (TiMrch
B ta d 8econd Streets.
Win,, Vv Barney, Pastor
¡ High St.
PhOne 382-R
ithto. J- A. Carmody
' i n
f THATS WHAT I W « f t ^
W OOD
$1.75 Tier
OÀM W O ik «À
By fayior
Ç S ot . hc * M ¿ hick J ust v « rso
i Ori/.
Her Internal religious troubles — .
*nd her row with foreign oil in­
terests have not left Mexico la ex- DB.IBNS8T.
colleht financial condition. The
Practice Lip
oil companies have drastically
curtailed
Mexican production, Eye, Ear, Nose
Putting a crimp la tax collections.
This curtailment was due either
to a desire to retaliate agalnit
Mexico or to the overproduction
in thia country..— or both.
Mexico cam» through last year
Dr. OhariM A. BcttM
with her first payment since the
n y * * « o d Burgeon
tall of Porftrio Dias. She h a s
continued just about to make the Office Phone 1«4J
grade. The Pani-Lamont agree­
Home Phone 164-L
ment calls for monthly >509,000
ornea Bonn* .
payments, the balance to
be
made at the end of the year. 10 to U a as.*-« t o i p a .
Herebey Building
President Calles, incidentally, al­
lowed only 8 per cent for o I 1
taxes in his 1927 budget and on
his budget for next year has fail­
ed to enter any credit for o 1 1
taxes whatever!
Morrow's presence In 4 Mexico
Bye, Bar, N o m and Throat.
City will be so much added In­
Office Phone IBS
Fire* National Bank Bnjldtog
surance for continued payments.
If Mexico falls down on them, her
credit Is virtually ruined through-
rut the world. Morrow undoubt­
edly will be interesed In keeping
34 Acres Irrigated
Mexico in a position where she
Yonr Own Tie « a
can pay and his fnanclal mind
Balfour Guthrie Co.
P. O. Box 27. Ashland
will also consider the possibili­
ties for eventual repayment of the
bonds’ $500,000,000 principal.
Thfe Morrow appointment also
seems to improve Alvaro Obre-
gon's chances for the presidency.
In the first place, Obregon would
We will deliver any amount
surely maintain a stronger gov­ of exceptionally goo^ 13-lnoh
ernment than any other candi­ slabs at this price. Buy them
date now In the field. Secondly,
new for winter while they are
Obregon was the Mexican spon­
H un ak er T r a m f« O S
sor of the Payne-Warren a n d
Pbon. 410
Pan-Lamont agreements.
Ashland Acres
School programs for the observ­
ance c f Frances E. Willard day,
October 28, have been sent to all
n r YOU WA2.T a good boms
the county and city superintend­
Influire *t Broira « M e e , «3 N,
ents in Oregon by Charles How­
Mala. /
«8-G
ard, state superintendent of pub­
lic instruction.
Mrs. M. A. Buckner returned
to her home In Hornbrook," Cal.,
Saturday, after having spent three
days In Ashland visiting with her
coarta, Mrs. Ellen Snflth on East
P ro fe s s io M Íl
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( drive i r w c w A
Chnreh of the Nasarei
Fourth and C Streets
P. C. Thatcher, Pastor
Full Gospel Temple
Boulevard
J. 8. Mnzphy, Pastor
Pentecostal Chnreh
Stone Church, Fifth and Main
streets
B. F. Bingham, Pastor
Trinity Episcopal Church
Second Street
Uev. P. K. Hammond, Vicar,
$2 Second Street. Phone 219
Congregational Church
Boulevard
Ber. Chas. D. Oaffney
469 Bonlsvard
Free Methodtot Church
B. Main and Sixth Street
Emma T.. Thompson, Pastor.
Baptist Church
Hargadine and First Street«.
Myron 8. Woodworth, Pastor,
Oak 8treet
«pent Week-End H«re —
Claon Caldwell, who ls employ­
ed In northern California near
liilt, spent the week-end in Ash­
land visiting friends. Mr. Cald­
well recently returned from a
visit with his mother In Eugene,
Orogon They formerly resided In
this city, where ,Mrs. Caldwell
Was a nurse at the Community
hhspltal on the Boulevard.
Visitor From K. F. —
Attorney U. S. Balentlne of
Klamtth Falls »P«ht the week-end
la Ashland visiting friends snd
looking «fter business affairs.
Vleitlng SIsHT—
Mrs. D. E. Swedling on btoah-
ftte street has as a guest tor sev­
eral days her sister, Mrs. H. M.
Thompson, a resident of F u r t
Jonea.
FALL IS HERB
Are yoq planning on
your car rebuilt, If so
prices first.
We spccll
repairing and can build
more miles in yonr moi
work on flat rgte basis.
Rate« pa storage, by tl
or month. Accessorlee, |
oil and cart, wa»hod and i
(Open Night
Trombiee
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