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I 5.189 00 FOB BA1JB ■■ Ford truelT In good condition, munteli arfe. Phone 888-J. • 68-6 WOOD — Limb wood, a n y length. |1 0 . per load, (practically a cord.) P. O. Box 605. . I»-«« poof. RKMCt— 9 modem team apartment. Him add clean. W M l a s t Mata St. 60-«t* man/ qr ears o f q^artment for «toni and boat« for I AARLAND RBAI/TY OO. f 0 r an« daughter. Could I roUabla reality. 80-1-md. references. P. O. Bex M A FbB R bn T— Furnlahed apari- mant, dowp town. Inquire Plasa MARAttALL PRINTING c ó l i . Confectionery. ' 87-tf PAKT — Printing. Rulfâg «Md FOR SALS:— 7 room house, mostly furnished, lot 108 ft. front, -844 feet deep. Sightly lo cation. 8 blocks from business section, 98440. Brown A Rice, 43 N. Mate. 65-3t FOB BALE Improved 10, Beaver creek, James Biota. f — er TRADE — well 3 arftoa S. E. ot valuatien 914,000. Beavercreek. Ore. ’ ' M-H* NKW QUAKES FELT SANTA MARIA, Cal., Nor. 5. — (IP)— Described as severs, Jerky shakes, new earth temblors early today struck cities along the Central California coast, damag ing buildings in Lompoc and cracking walls apd bringing residents la a harry from their Amount to be raised by levy .......................... .................. Battmated balance end of decal year— None. INTEREST AND BONDS DEPARTMENT Interest on 114«,000 Auxiliary Water Bonds Interest on 9 40,500 Refunding Bonds Interest on 55,500 Improvement Bonds Inters«! on 957,000 Refunding Bancroft Bonds Interest on 99.000 Chautauqua Bonds Interest on 57,500 Fire Dept. Bonds Interest on 915,000 Llthla Pipe Line Bonds Interest on 915.000 Normal Site Bonds For redemption of Refunding Bonds or redemption of Cbantanqua Bonds or redemption of Llthla Pipe Line Bonds For redemption of Fire Department Bond Estimated shortage, at end of fiscal year 1 year f Apple Loaf Take enough bread dough to make a small leaf. Work Into this a tablespoon of butter and one-third cap of anger. One-half teaspoon of cinnamon and one egg which has been well beaten. Add a little Rear, knead and let rise. Divide thia into three parts a roll* each to IK tke pan. Pat one layer Into buttered pan. spread ever with a Wper of finely chop ped apples easily cooked np. Pour over thia melted butter and a lit tle cinnamon. Lay second piece of dongh on the top and proceed as above. When It la very light brash It over with milk and steam an konr and then brbwn lightly In oven. Seifhe in slices with pudding muse. * • New Community Hospital 845 East Main Street ^MEDFORD NEW AND COMPLETELY EQUIPPED SURGERY U p to D a te X-Ray and Laboratory Facilities Basal Metabolism (goitre) Tests Priora 128.00 to 848.00 a Week A«MK VONTYM MOORS AM' la o home t l l HAVE W MUCH MORE. T b DO X D - For For For For S redemption of Mill Bt. Improvement Bonds redemption of Refunding Bancroft Bonds redemption of Auxiliary Water Bonds redemption of Normal Site Bonds Amount to be raised by tax levy .................. ...... „............. SUMMARY General Department Street Department Fire Department Cemetery Department Sewer Department Publicity A Chautauqua Department Library Department Park Department Interest ahd Binds Department " — General Bond «inking Fund Department Care Of Mountain View Cemetery Labor in Ashland Cemetery 3 Miscellaneous supplies 2 /Sale of lota Amount to be raised by levy Estimated balance end of fisca - SEWER 1 Labor on sewer mains Cleaning and repairing septic tanks Amount to be raised by levy .. Estimated balance end of fiscal PUBLICITY A Cl Estimated 8tffi Band Care of Chautauqua Park Amount to be raised by levy LIBRARY utauqva dept . kdlture»— 1088 DEPARTMENT Lights s* ' Telephone Salaries \ Janitor Insurance Rotating and supplies Periodicals and nwspapera Improvements and repairs (coment floor) Btndihg , i; R & L . POetage, express, freight, drayage Mlaoei laueous X’L L S Q U 9T -X H M * © O B S A G Ü S Ger roR, nmorwm ' his head oft . JUST a lot O f GRPH OH’. ITS MY DADDY- M Y DADDY wOl deliver any a« (Published by the pupil« o f Lincoln public school) 400.00 800.00 OUR LANGUAGE CLAM The BA at the Lincoln school is in Rrux Cason’s room in the language class are writing differ ent things for the paper. The best one goes to the paper. Oer teacher’s name le Mias Webb. She Is a nice teacher. Thia morning we moved out of the email room Into tha mala room. There ere thirteen people to the 5A. Last weak we wrote of oar lives as far back as we could remember. We are going to write the biographies •of as many of our family as Me can. Thia will be a nice family history to keep. Lillian Vicars, 5A THE HEALTH CHART The 0B grade baa a Health chart. Our health teacher made it. If we clean our teeth every day of the week we get a gold star. All hut two children got geld statu. Wilbur E. Bherfy 0B JOKRDAt Friday. October 89, we toM pokes during the language period. Some very Interesting Joksa ware told. A ghost story was told at the last of the period. ■* Morton Holman, 6B to n ; painting, paper! orating; estimates Headquarters 'W ick Company, phone 919. THE HALLOWEEN PARTY Monday wo had a party at school. We had cats and pump kins on the windows. Each child brought a nickel or some candy. We bought some deuahnntn with the m oiey. W e.lbtam ll the cMbr By Taylor r AVI.HEOä WOOD SL75Tier THE M IL SPLITTER Estimated <• vum - yu SPARERIBS- AM’ DÜMPUI S VIHAY X 1 Thursday we wrote "Hnllo- wd’eh Jingles” during our langu age elaaa. Reek child made UP a rathe about Hallowe’ea. We have lets at fun writing them, and sem e were eery good. Five o f the beet were chosen to Jw printed in The Tidings. James Voes, IB OH--IT ISMTT SUCH A SADVWRLD ATTBR MX A VOÎ O’ C fcD STÍN B „ G crr*T o co M pl A im ! ■ M A RS- T t e S C I S S O R S ' 1 - 9,744.00 7,980*00 971.80 900 00 800*00 5,138.00 SJtl.OO 85,084.00 16,600.00 Total amount to be raised by tax l e v y ....... _............ „.575,805.80 The original estimates, as fnrnlahed by department beads, and which are la a large measare a basis for the above estimates, are on file in the office of the City Recorder and are made a part here of. Any person desiring to examine said original estimates may do so at the offlee of the City Recorder. 1 h? r?bi th4t tb* lorMfolng Is a true statemeat of the proposed budget o t expanses for the year 1998, as adopted by the Budget Committee of the City of Ashland. Oregon. November tat. 1987, and pursuant to authority given by the Common Council at >. meeUng held the gams date. w • *♦>« JU* * • XV NOTlC« IS HEREBY GIVEN, to all poraona latoreitei thereto that the City Connell will meet nt the City Hall, Ashland. Oregon on Friday. November 85th, 1987, at 7:80 o’clock P M . then^E d there to disease said budget and make the levy o f the elty taxes for expenditures for the year 1988, at which time and place ahy person Interested therein may meet with the eeuncfl and make *all,rfc2^iect ° ft‘ budget- *ad “ w P«>poMd tax levy. Amount to be raised by tax levy ......................... Estimated Iaoome—None. CEMETERY DEPARTMENT a&AQUATE NtJRSES ONLY Mom and Pop GENERAL BOND SINKING DEPARTMENT Upkeep of truck and tractor BngttM rlng Accident Insurance , Telephone klary— Street Commissioner sea dam lxl ng Street near Normal Salary of Fire Chief Salary of One Driver Salary of One Driver ' Volunteer Firemen Burning grass Relief man . Accident Insurance, Telephone Track expense Supplies I Dreyage, freight, express Office supplies Fuel C hiefs expenses to Conuentibn Allowance fo r ,n s e of Chief’s tar Sinne Splendid Apple Recipes 804. 8,«OS. .phone Amount te be ralee« Newport and Toledo telephone lines to be rebuilt and moderata- ib i ..limed-* Estimated Income—- IM S From sale of cape Auto Camp and Shelter Houses homes in thia. city. stiff. Now add the apples, flavor and beat wall. Place fh a partial ly baked pastry shell and finish baking la a alow oven. Cover with whipped cream ahd serve hot. Apple dastard Fie Yolks of throe eggs, one ,cup sugpr, one teaspoon com starch or flonr, one cap grated tart apple Whip- tharougihly. Add sweet dream to make enough to fill deep pie pan lined w lt( rich ernst. Dost with nutmeg and bits of batter. Bake slowly. ' (Bonds and Interest not subject to «% Limitation.) FOB BXCHANGR FOR EXCHANGE— 300 acre BOMB GOOD TRADER in and ranch. Inclading about 50 acres In fall bearing prunes. 8-room resi near Portland for Dairy ranchas dence furnished; prune drier, Cle- or town property here. Yockey , (5-4 trax Tractor and aeceneortts. A Company., Three horses and tell line of Im plements; V* sheep, three coWs and 10« head of poultry. Value for abort tim e in sweet elder, lem 987.SM . Bacumbrance 9!,000. on Jutoe and sugar. Drain and Will trade for godd income pro- dnst with'flonr. Pry in very hot butter on both aldea. Sprinkle with powdered sugar and cinna mon and serve hot. Datata Apple Fie quarter and core foar large «pples. Grate, sweeten and chill. < Salary Playground fupt. Adctdeat lntuitance Electric Light globes Planta, needs. ahrahe aM dowers Hose and small tools Printing A n te.T a g s Cost of operating Park work ear Retiring One Improvement Bond Interest on Improvement Bond Fourth payment on Sehamp Tract Interest on deferred payments Fire Insurance and Liability Insurance Maintenance of bridges, toilets, etc. .Playground equipment Grading «hd piping C. W. Root Bstate Tract A Recorder Rubber Stampa, Medford, Ore FOB SAUE—Newtown cooking gon. » . ' 54-tf apples- W. W. Roblaon. Phone FOR RENT— M odern 4 - room 874 J 11. 41-1 mo. bungalow furnished or unfurnish FOB SALES—One hundred and ed, close In. Phone 404R or In eight hens. 1T6 puliste, 544 Oak quire nt 819 Scenic Drive. 60-8* WANTED — To trade paper 8t , Mrs. L. A. Brash. 43-tf FOR RENT— Furnlahed cabins, hanging and deeoratlng tor whafc- eheap, hy week or taonth,* 168 erar yon bars: I. H. S cott PBonh Granite. 53-tf Wolcott Grocery. «4-1 ate. FOB BENT—4-room unfurn ished house, dbWn town location, FOB dAtSO-^ook and heating rental cheay. Inquire Ashland ho * 42« stores. One traylor and andirons tel. from 9« to 57.50. Gratae a n d HELP WANTED backs. Bagle Brass Foundry, 140 Oberlin. 31-1-mo.* WANTRD: — Capable steno grapher, apply Briggs A Briggs. 51-tf Labor (or the year Sever assessments MAH 1STW EO H LV OMG Y1KD G E T S AMY RESQCR _ C W Ö F T t t e DAILY OUR HALLOWE’EN PARTY On Monday we had a party at school. MtM HUsman bought suckers for ns had the girle drem ed tksm.’Ws made brownie maeka of paper. The game we played was, with a pumpkin man. Jean rah« m ii Tffi gnun T itM iirrii « Miller rend us a Hallowe’en story. We played a guessing game We dram«« candy suckers like little ladies. The 9nd grade nt the Lincoln school gave a Haltowe'ea party. The children played a gffiMa with a pumpkin made by Bdw. Black- well one ot the puptta. Mias Mill-