Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, October 20, 1927, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textses Comeback in Commerce ;k, Harley «1-5» . ----- »A,*-..A*, . .... FOR SALE— no t b it s leghorn pullet? ready, to lay. young sow with 8 ylgp. 1 1-8 m ile on east Main St., old P etit place, Route I, Box 314. 40-4* ' fur nished apartm ent, 8 rofkns, b'l s sleeping porch, private hath. *11 a month, adults only. Mrs. Van / •>, l , 40 * FOR MALE - r Dodge delivery light truck. 1175, Oiuycomb Mo tor Co. 40-8 X M t SALE— Hall damaged ap ples, f f c p f f 'bPX in orchard, Bellview dint. W. L. Moore. 37-1 m o.* FOR. MALE— Cook ^and beating Stoves. Qne W J o r and endlrpt»^ from *3 to f 7.50’. Grates a n d backs. E a g le Brass Foundry, 140 Oberlin. li- i- m o .* BOUGHT eftd SOLD— C o w s bought and sold. C. E. Burnett, Phone 4F8. : t . £8-1. m<>** UW T LOST— F u ll bred b I* 0 w n Cbesapeak fem ale dog, about five m onths old. Finder phone 120. W ill Sander, Jr. Reward. 41-2 LOST— Fountain pen. / Water man, engraved name, Don\ F la je r return to TTdings office. <0-4 FOUND FOUND— Watfch. Owner m a y have sam e by Identifying it and pacing for ad, 912 Boulevard.41-L ROpM AND BOARD V BOARD AND ROOM for five wom en nt 831 per mo, wltb lunch — piano. 83 Morton St., phone 258-L. “ 40-5* WAMUINfZrON LETTER ket, Phone 78. I 1 N . Main. '» WANTED— M otorists interest ed In greatly Increased m ileage to le t us dem onstrate a practical gas saving device a t onr ezpaaae. Openings' (o r local distributor». W hirlwind Distributors, Box 415 Central Station. Portland. 87-7* and Church, Directory M ethodist Episcopal Church N. Main and Laptel streets. H. F. Pemberton, Fast or, 1*7 Laurel street. Phone 87. Presbyterian (L urch N. Main and Helman Street« Hugh T. Mltchelmore. Pastor, 132 N. Mala St. Phone 491-L. Lutheran ¿Lurch Services In Odd Fellow s Hall. H. H. Young, P a s to r ,\ 633 Servjeqs 4th and 5 th Sundays. P in t Chwd» of Christ R* loàtist— S o tth Pioneer Ave. Mri. E lls. M. Sm ith, First Reader, 78 Fourth St. Phone 4T1-J Federal Judge J. W. Woodroag e f Omaha, Neb., L recently handed down the decision thai. a w w renting a car and found to have Jiqnor in hi« possession can be fined and the car can be confiscated, tl»s owner bavin« no. ram w ae to too courts. offiom hours 10 to IS a. as*—S to • ». as. A rtlclee e f timely Interest* V » welcomed under this bead. Communclatlona m ust bear tbs signature o f th e author. ■ . j ^CLASSIFIED ADS,----- '&t loMEKACTOhU Boulevard. Christian Church B and Second Streets. Wm. V. Barney, Pffstor High 8t. Phone 383-R Catholic Churrh • Sixth and C Streets . The Rev. Father,'J. A. Carmody Rixth and C toreats. Phone t<>8 Chareto of the* Naaarei Fourth and n Streets P. C. Thatcher, Pastor Boulevard. J. S .M u rp h y , rssto r Bye, Bar,*Noi Office F F in * National 34 Acres Irrigated Your OwTuTerme Bal toar Guthrie Co. P. O. Box 87, Ashland RURSCRIBE FOR TMK TIDINGS Coal, Wood and S tan ga Packing. Crating aafi Shipping. Lbag Distance RfifilHMl Àuto Regardless of what kind of printing- you may need. ' YOU WANT A STOOLTOO^y. JORDANS SABH AN CABINET WOMKg Corner Holman au f Phone 188. LETTERHEADS, STATEMENTS, ENVELOPES, BOOKLETS, OR WHAT NOT. THE TIDINGS PRINT SHOP can handle it quickly and-to your entire satisfaction at reasonable, price. Trinity Episcopal Church Second S treet Rev. P. k ; Hammond, Vicar, Phone 39 489 Boulevard . Painting, tinting and papering, try CUff Burlingame, M l ML Ave. or phone 4M . . 187-1 ato. NOTICE OF FINAL REARING In the County Coart of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In th e Matter of the R atals of Elisabeth Cooper, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given th at the undersigned, adm inistrator o f the estate of Elisabeth Cooper, D e ceased, h is filed his final ac count In said county court and that the court has fixed Monday, the 18th day of D ecem M t, 1887. at ten o ’c lo c k . A: M. and t i e court room o f. said court at Medford, Oregon. M t i e and place for fhe hearing of any objections there bw tot 10 •aid report and t i e settlem ent thereof. Date of first pnblicatlbn, O c tober 20th. W87. JES8E F. CQOPRB. 5-Thurs. Administrator. AND WE WILL BE GLAD TO CALL Arrived This Moratng M. H. Abbey, a rseM Baptist Church . Newport, Oregon, arrived city this morning to spend bly two or torso days 1 niter business interests. riaraadins and F irst Streets, Myron 8. Woodworth, Pastor, Oak Street NiCETlkS ARB QOIMÛ TO COST «JC eOMCTHiNf o u r WITH IT N o w — _ HORN MUCH D O Y O U 'W r 7 Twvbtal General Tranata Good team and motor Good service at a re« price — Phone IS. R. F. Bingham, Pastor Free M ethodist Church B. Main and Sixth ßtreet Em m a T.. ’^loguyplfi, Pastor. F r e ig h t Phong JIT O f f lo t W O t k K Stone Church, F ifth and Main streets Congregational Church BofilevarA Rer. Gkas. D. Gaffney We w ill deliver any ' amount o f exceptionally good 18-toeh slabs at this pries. Buy them now tor winter w hile they are cheap. WHITTU! TBANSTOt A STOJtAQB 0 0 . FeBtooMtal Ottoreb 42 Second Street. P hone 110 1M ; Building Ashland Acre By Taylor ?VL- MOVE THE FLOOR VEC SO VOU CAN SEE LMO HOW ABOUT A N< CUSWOM TO RE.ST V S j_____ HEAD O H ? Office Phone 164-J Boms Phons 164X THE FO RUM WA n I k D — T o . trade paper h in g in g and decorating (or what 12 ever you have: I. H. Scott. Phone Editor Tidings: W glcott Grocery. noticing the arttele In your pa-f 1 T ; .*• ' 84-1 mo. p^r of over a w eek ago, and to- ’ dersed by our new chamber o f * hamaker transfer a n d commerce secretary, Mr. Harlan, * Storage Co. office nt residence. Who seem s to be possessed o f the • 174 N orth Mato. Phone 4 Ì8. right spirit to disapprove, o f all' OFFER W ANTED— N early an acre of ground, Alght-room plast ANY U»RL «A TROUBU5— May cut of town buying, relative to the * lady who got stung and who paid, * ered house, 84' G arfield 8t. Look communicate with Eaaign Lee a good big deposit to a high pow- 1 at the property and m ake me an of thp Salvatiex Arsay at •&» cred salesm an for a dress to come 4 offer. You’ll he surprised. H. W hi'i Shield Home, 645 May- C. Galey, «5 E ast Main rft. 40-5 all the way from Chicago, a n d ' fair A to.. Portlaad- Artteoa. 1 <1 1 —stok—w * ,1 ........ wfcon it arrived it happened to 1 ASHLAND REALTY C p .for reli ta of Inferior q uality and texture. 1 able reality. 36-1-mo. I am with Mr. Harlan in m ind, j body and soul, in disapproving, o f 1 FOR SALE— The beet buy l a f.li kinds dt disloyalty of our peo- Jackson county to sm all acreage. pie, including professional men, 1 6 acres fin e to ll, one in peaches. bu-ilnesc m ea, farm ers and every- ! Just below B ellview school, |6 0 0 .‘ onn who lives In town or adjac-' See it and Its yours. A shland Re ont thereto. I have a personal alty Co. ?6-tf knowledge and am tol<J that our IF YOU WAÄT • Rood hpme olty dads, bankers, druggists, faquirs a t Brown A Rico, <8 N. dentists. Ice cream parlors, gro Mito. * — ’. T l*-M cers and others buy more or lesfc" from out of town where t b t L could trade at home, frbm thelT BBIXG “TOO TIRED" DOESN’T fellow merchants, PA Y Small farmers tell me that they A h ealth y person never feels com e in with their fruit. oerrlefi constantly tired. Being “ too tir and vegetables; that they-onn not' ed’’ contlnuelly is a sign o t some sell ft nor give it away, so thorp thing w rong. W itch the kidneys. Is a reason why this condition ex A very able phyeeian said, "When ists. they are affected, life is in dan What business have the t w o ger." UkeUjnlnatlon fa too fre- down the valley creamery, truck» nuopt, or too scanty and burning, here every day anyway. Rushing take f 6 le T PILLS’ diurallc. ,W. around on our streets, gobllng up W. U dllaiitfr "Tiariisgen. Texas, business that belongs to o u r says: *T bet that »0 per cpnt of eroamepr and ice p/hnt. I am sufferers /r a m kidney irregular!; sure, and every reasonable person tie s never take anything until it wiU agree with me, that the pro is too late, w hereas F O L E Y ducts fron^ the above mentioned PILL8 diuretic would bo a God 1 plants w ill turn out as good goods send to them .” Satisfaction guar as the down valley people possibly anteed. Sold everyw here— No. 3, can produce. It Is strange that those dis-1 the cost is so loyal people can’t seee into their SMALL IN m istake in buying awgy f r o m home. In the first place they will not help to bnld up the dommun- SIX AT FAMILY RB-UNIAN TOTAL 4M YEARS IN AGE (Continued From Page Six) Or. CfaariM 4* HsJnss Physician and Bergson 37-tf The Daily Tidings WATERLOO. N. Y . O c t 3<b— (LP>— F ive brothers and a sister, including » quartet of c lv V War veterans, w ere brought together for the .first tim e .to <9 years when th e Cahr fam ily re-union was held here. The combined ages o f the six. lacked but two of 600 years. T hose present at -the re-nnion wero George, 88, Geneva; W il liam , 80, W aterloo; Aaron, 86, W aterloo;• Warren. 88, Char lotte, Mich.; Marcellus, 78, Char lotte, Mich., and Mrs. Sarah Oil man, 79, W aterloo. All are children of the I n t o H enry and Ellxgbfctb Lphr a p d were born and raised in the home where the re-onion was held, W illiam , Aaron. JFarrsO and Mar cellu s Joined the Vpion army at ¡the outbreak of the-Civil war and went their several ways after its close. - ( « t a Roarei 1 » . U p a i l BMIL PIEL Wegen, Liberty St. phone 18DJ. ment, dawn towq. inquire Plaza FOB BA U 8— Fresh J e r s e y Confectionery. IT-tf m ilk cow, E verett B ailey’s place, FOR RKNT— Furnslhetl email Talent. 40-8 apartmants sad cabina wltb ga FOR SALE— Ford Roadster} rages. Reasonable by monto pickup bed, *86. C>ycom b Motor or week. Barber Apta. 158 Oraa Co. 49-8 lta. , . 111-tf FOB HALE— 1 cream separa tor, cook stove, heating stove, call a t 113 Garfield. 40-4» FOR RENT— 10 acres, 3 seres FOR MALE— 1933 Ford Tour alfalfa. C room tarnished house, ing, 8135, Clnycomb Motor Co. bath, hot and cold water, close In 37-tf 49-3 See Ashland R ealty Co. FOR SA LE— 1984 Ford Tour ing, *150 Ctaycomb Motor Co. PWKt.l’W U t o it o d f . Eye, Ear, Non# and TW X-Ray, Inclrding Tee, FOE K E N T - An upstairs WANTED— Fresh Jersey e»w or one that w ill freshen soon, 111 Tonnare toelhg ca rriel on Hie ASHLAND REALTY OQ. f o r Laurel. . »•-< *0 ta the la stT e w yearn <hat < reliable reality. gd-l-mo. riyar yrgg the th ief carrier of FOR ffALE— I f 21 Ford Coupe, ST. LOUIS PRICK« for kldea, levee, about 40 depart lo r poli 560, Claycom* Motor Co. 40-3 FOR RENT—-Furnished apart wool pelfs and furs. Johnson, Mar FOR SALE— Barbecue a n d fixtures. Could use ca;* a s part payment. A rthur Keenan, B o x 678, A shland. 39-4* ilen 1« as big as ever, and wo have tb s 400 normal «srplus, «0 h<re la the trouble? .W b efe is the tUurlpK propensities’ that make o a f people drive 15 m ile« to do -Ojelr trading? Have we no pride Or peltri*eapect for our own com- m unty. where we live. 1, (or one, V <«ld give these people a cov- Invitation to move away to whore they Uke to do their trad- tag so well. I Tours ter tbo welfare of Ash- CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS < O H ,P O P -H eR C 'S > SMOKIN'STANO AN'PIPE AN’ TOBACCO I'LL. S E T YOU SOME j MATCHES, T O O / ? will open, she al bead will dear a *** WOVHX. IRC,.