Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970, November 26, 1927, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text1 OnThe Air SftlïTÉf 1 love books. Books love me ^ « ^ W é ftr ta lB h a B d working or school girls, g ig mo., upholstering repaired. See Laar- board selves. Phone 217J. 73-3* ence Wilson at fire station, Aah- FÚR REMT—Jtoom for 'Quetf When I bare a gfied book. I apt happy as happy can he. * FOR BMMT— Sleeping room, stete and bath« woman preferred. ' rubber stamps 133 N.^Pioneer. . 72-tJ M arshall printing COM • PANY — Printing, Baling and FOB SALS)' by owner, three 139 N. Pioneer. Rubber Stamps, Medford, Ore well located crypts in Ashland gon. * * 64-tf mausoleum, $ M |. 3875. 8400. ABELANR REALTY Cè. f o » condition. ooll. 91 Church St. Address, bos P, ear» Tidings. reliable reality. • 16-1-nto. 7 BT. LOUIS‘^RICES for Ude», 78- Sat. tf wool p elts and furs. Johnson Mar ket, Phone 78. 81 N. Main# IT-tf FOR SALE— Fine young mam moth Bronse breeding stock. Only • FOR KENT»—uhfnrnisbed bun a few Toms and Hens left. Not galow and garage, 5 rooms. .En from local stock. Phone 2P81, quire 102*Gr«nlte street.- 70-8* Homer Moore, Bdlvlew. 78-8* . 4A Grtmo Wwrfc FOB RENT — four-room fur The clean hook 4» the ong wo rond FOB B A L M — Strawberry nished bouse with garage. 56 3rd Mte dirty hoojc we <n not boo«. plants, raspberry plants and lo St.,"phone 275-R. 86-tf ** ganberry plante la¿er, 7f3 Oak He who many books w |ll pgad FOB LEASE— To the r i g h t it. 73-3* WNI make g clUzee good Mb deed. party for a term of from one to FOB BALM— The Kirk walnut three yea’rs the large brick house trees, said to he the greatest recently occupied by. President Our Good Book Week Progvepi yielder known. One Ned C ala way Churchill. Centrally located in (A Grpup Paragraph) gathered nine bushel last year tha school cone and specially ar The 4B language close ma^e from a 18 year old tree. T h e ranged for rooming students. up a one act play called “Our Li nuts are of good also and very Two seeping porches, basement, brary.” In this we showed how thin shall. N. p . .Dorter, agent, large garage and about an acre to take care of boBks and why 718 Osk ‘ V « * of good garden land partly set to we„ »peniti read good books. ’ alfalfa and fruJL Inquire of or The play waa given Friday correspond with W. J. Moore, at costs . 448, Holman street, phone morning. November 18th for Mies Cutups .Building, Ashland, Ore 487-R. 71-4* Trotter’s classes. In the afternoon gon. « 83-tf It was repeated for our parents FOR BALE — 8 w e e t, potato FOR RENT— Furnished cabins, squash by truck load or 100 lb. cheap, by week or month, 158 lote. 887 Beach St. ' 89-5* Granite. * 53-tf Mr. Qobler’s Thanksgiving Onoe upon a time there wore two tukkeys. Their names were Mr*, and 8r«. Gobfer. They Uged MONU1OINTS—carved and let in a little house in the woods. HALE OK EXCHANGE — tor tered and set In cemetery, very The day before Thanksgiving a low prices. Swan Blue Quarry Co. A»hlahd property, 12 acre*, six m n came through the woode 8. A. Swan, manager, Ashland. under irrigation, modern 5-Voom house, double garage, barn, etc., Oregon. Box 84. 70-1-mo. on Pacific highway, one-half mile FOB HALE— Wood. good dry north Jackson Hot Springs. E. B. body Ur. 12 I s .1 8 ,0 0 . 18 In. Adamson, Talent. 71-8 88.80. 588 Palm Are. phone 389Y. SNAP FOB SOME ONE -w- 20 J. B, Walker. 82-tf acres In Bellview diet. 12 In alf Once there was a turkey, and FOR BAL*—12 and 18in. dry alfa, 5-room plastered kousp with he wasz go:ng to town. Finding Ur wood. Ashland Ice A Storage fire place' and basement. Good that the road ended he started Co. 82-1-mo. drilled well, 38.000. See Ashland on a wlndlhgj trail. He came in Realty Co. - 69-fif FOR ^ L E — Ntfwtown cooking to a forest and a big black boar apples. W. W. RoUson. Phons ASHLAND REALTY CD .for reli ate him. J78J11. 49-1 mo. able reality. . 3 8-1-mo. Bobby Jensen, tg ,. G lo r ify in g t h e Atöörican M ale STOP SUPP1RINO FRO«* RHBUMATIBM, NEURITIS, LUMBAGO C a s e y ’s R h eu m a tic R em ed y Man. of big own VqlUajn, docs not want Jo work. Women prob ably do, so men can 1 do t h e housework, yet that kP generally euxeeded to be work. —— Wood burn Independent. A Mood tonic. Drives out the uric acid poison, reduces pain and sweiltng. Pare blood means good health. Try this on a money back guarantee at 81,50 botUe.— By the McNair Broe. ■ However, we notice that the cost of living lin ’t yet sufficient ly high to make it exclusive. — Vernonia Eagle. Big Jewelery Ashland folks who Will Soon start their Christmas shopping are looking forward to finding real bargains st «tie Johnson Jewelry . «tore. In the Tidings today, Mr. Johnson is making a formal announcement of a big pre-Christmas sale at which ho will offer unusual values s t bar gain prices. The flare-up over O r e g o n prunes with the Delineator editor may do more good than the occa sion for the tiff did harm. Ore gon should realize that 90e Rea son the California product Is more widely known is.because it has been store aggressively ad vertised.— Polk County Itemizer. READ TIDINGS CLASSIFIED “Knowledge Is Power! -The chap who made a corking good ad for onr' gas aad < Knowledge of tha great benefits to be derived from the use of high grade gasoline and olia, has mads hosts of gas and oil boosters. It is pulling ’em up the' grade, and hauling ’em out of the ruts— with power that c^n be_ depended upon. Buy our gas and oil aad know Power. Last spring We had a little- turkey. We fed him eggs, mash,, chick feed,' and corn until he grew very big. Two weeks before tn their annual opera, which wiH Thanksgiving we shut bite up :our the* east *hd middle west luring the Christmas holiday sen- and fed h:m corn and wheat un- ion, students of the University of Michigan will glorify the Amerl- mn male. Vincent Wall of Owom w . Mich., one of those being glork led, is pictured shove in hie glorifying regalia. . ZENITH Long Distance R A D IO vcsults in Wreck All Electric Operation, With Zenith Performance Only $190 Six tubes and evlry tube a working tube—equal to 7 in-inauy ways. Super selective, powerful range, single control. Lifelike in tone quality. Church Directory Methodist Episcopal Chnrch N .. Main and Laurel streets. ^L'F. Pemberton. Pastor, 117 L e v e l street. Phone 87. / P r enh y t e r t y Cherch V. Main and Helman Streets Hugh T. Mitchelmore, P s to r , 18Ì N. Main St. Phone 481-L. 'Lutheran Chnrch Service» hi Odd Fellow» Hell. H. H. Young, Pa»tor, 838 Bodlevard." Service» 4th and 8th Sunday». A lentist— South Pioneer Ave. Mrs. Ellx. M. Smith, First Reader, 78 Fourth 8t. Phone 471-J Christian Church B end Second Streets. Wm. V. Barney. Pastor 118 High St. Phone 888-R who Hved In the «©untry were late in starting for school, Four Miahawaka. Ind.. high school r (udènte skidded and »truck an apple tree, with the result iho Me- Driving at a 56-mUe-an-hour rate, their car [7as thrown throach the windshield and euaiataou tataj turo show«. Berenice Snyder. 15. drlvlns. -r were injured. Note ” «• poactuied injuries., en d » the three boy3 riding with h ASHLAND g f i f c y , New. BA KPO (4*A*M ) 8 u FMnrtseo. every minute of the day. .1 sear- I p. m. children’s h o u r ; 8 : |0 p. oely had time to repd th e pnpew nr States Restaraunt orchestra; which were brought oa the trete • p. as. N. B. C. grogram; 1« p. at every station, let alone a boog. a . dance orchestra. We gained a lot of time on the KGO (3S8.4M) Oakland. 4 p. man with the ox team bat he had. a - dinner concert; 8 p. a . re more time to think. y « vue program; I P. a . N. B. C. •‘It will take another genera program; 10 p. a . until aid* tion for civilisation -to adftgt night, dance mnaic. itself to all ita time savers, an r. KLX (BONI) Oakland. 4 p. a . that It will again atop to think- Hawaiian mnaic; 8:^Q p. a . din Pprapa. by that time, mechanical ner concert; 7 p. m. new«; 8 p. a . marvels will multiply to the variety hour. point where thinking becomes • KFI (448.BH) Loe Angel«». lost art, and we humans w ill M Strangers Social Club orchestra; controlled by the mechanical 8 :K p. m. radlotorial; 8:80 p. Frankenstein» which we ' h a ▼ • a . Tarvin »inter»: 7:80 p. m. Fel created. ipe Delgado; 8 p. a . N. B. C. pro "Thgt would be a pnaslmlafte gram; I p. a . N. B. C. program; outlook If we did not appreciate 10 p. m Packard program; 11 p. how pleasant it is to llye in thin m. frolic program. age of mechanical marvels, even KFWB (S81.8M) Hollywood. If wo don't have time to stop to B p, m. dinner music; 7 p. m. mu think-” sical program; 7:>0. p. a . spec ial program: 8^ P- m. courtesy program; 8 p. m. until 11 p. m. dance music. ((Continued from Page Fonr) KNX (338.8M) Hollywood. 4 p. m. dinner mnaic; 7 - p. m. stor Lian A. E. Gale, a newspaper ies a t Insect life; 7:80 p. m. fea man. Clarence Darrow Is its chief ture program; 10 p. a . until mid counsel and its honorary vlcp- night. dance music; 12 p. m. p residents include Sinclair LewM, The Midnight Express? ftugert Hughes. Governor Hunt ROW (481.5M )'Portland. 8 p. of Arizona, E. Haldeman-Juligs m. dinner concert: 7 P- m. con and Bishop Wllliapi Montgomery cert orchestra; 8 p. m. N. B. C. Brown. It has branches in some program; 8 p. m. N. B. C. pro 20 states and has fought a num gram; 11 P. m. dance music. ber of local and ’state battles |n KOIN (818)8) Portland. 8 p. pi. dinner concert; .7:15 p. m. Benson hotel orchestra; 11 p. m. Webfoot frolic. ' Americans need more variety KFOg (447.6M ) Seattle. 8 p. in their music. It’s gotten to the m. »poet review; 7 p. m. B o y point where w# won't stand ter Scoute program; 7:80 p. m. anyth ng but the Star Spangled camp fire girls; I p. p . N. B. C. Banner. program until 11 p. m. of »octal enurigtemagt taking. up Catholic Chnrch 'Sixth and 0 Street» The Rev. Father, A. Carmody Sixth an«yU streets. Phono 108 J. Chorch of the Brethren (Dan card) • Cor. Iowa and Mt. Ave. A. J. Bllenberger 388 Helm*» 8t. Phone 888-J By Taylor MUAT T'RFA í W fr c n j c ^ " fC c AIOÍMIM6 BUT A ' \ CHEAP NCNRL— VIHX DON’T , 7 TOO «BAD ELEVATING 7 instead op P olluting ^ odr 4 X m in d Y4VTH BUNK. UKB THAT— ? ( THE NEXT THING t KNOW XOIÏLV 7 BE STARTING IN V4HERB TWB Vn— t au CC ariste I ' ♦R U ST V H U B C S «EVENGE' '/JA ä T’UL I SEE BILL SETTING a bu r n . POO B T VETTING £U C H T AÄOUND - GIMME T1 N4HAT T O U DON’T > H U R T T O b - AN' L DO ESN 'T T M k T p P V O U ANT SOUNDS THRlUJMG — XOhíDE» N4HAT ITS L - ALL ABOUT— IW WON’T iT T O U D O LEM T O i Sunday. November 27 KPO (432.8M) San Francisco. 8'p. m. States Re »taraunt orches tra; 8:30 ‘p. m. Standard , Sym phony hour; 7:30 p. m. organ rec’tal; 8:30 p. m. dance music. KOO (384.4M) Oakland. 5:30 p. m. Crossly Moscow Aft or chestra: 8:30 p. m. Standard Symphony hour; 7:35 p. m- church services; 9 p. m.”"N. B. C. program. * KLX (609M) Silent. KFI (488.5M) Loe Angeles. 6:30 p. m. Croslty Moscow Art orchestra; 4:30 p. m. N. B. C. program; 7:85 p. m. Bob Buck ner and bin Sole Killers; 8 p. m. Aeolian organ recital;' 9 p. F- N. B. C. program; 10 p. m. Bill Funck and hte Packard Six or- FRANZ A Ü IR Teacher Of Violin, Viola, String Bass (Violoncello “Especíale'’) STUDIO 34 Acres Irrigated WOOD 11.75 Tier We will deliver any amount of exceptionally good 18-tpok slaha at this prico. Bur th n e sow ter winter white they aio fiSouker Transfer O b . KOW (491.5M) Portland. 4 p. Anto Freight W w M m. concert trio: 8:20 P m. Cros ier Moscow Art otehestra; 8 :|0 p. m. Standard Symphony orches tra; 7:30 p. m. courtesy hour; 8 p. m. courtesy hour; 9 p. m. N. B. C. program; 19 p. m. little sym- nhQUx orchestra. • KO1N ffil9M ) Portland. 8 p. m. dinner Concert; 7 p. m. Ben son hotel orchestra; 8 p. m. chnreh services; 9 p. m. musi cal somegy hour, , . KJR (949.8M) Seattle. 7 p. ft. organ* recital; 7:30 p. m. chnrch services; 9 p. m. concert orches tra.. KFOA (487.5M) Beattie. 5:30 p. m. Croeley ■ Moscow Art Painting, tinting and orchestra. try Cittì BnritoBwae. « or phone 488. .M on d ay, November 28. KPO (422.SM) Francisco. NELSON and BOSE— Oogtrao- 8 p. m. Noruk Tr.’o with Ev» de tors; painting, paperbansing, dec Vol; 5 p. m. children’s hour; 8 orating «»tímate» furnished. p. m. market reports; 8:30 p. a>- Handquvters Wick Forniture oncert orchestra: 8 p. m. N. B. Company, phone 818. 45-tf C. program; 9 p. m. courtesy pro A large assortment of exquisite gram; 19 p. n . KPO’s variety Christmas greatteg sorda e p on hour. EGO (8S4.M) flan Francisco. display at the Tidings qfflee. Or- 4 p. m. dance mnsic; 5:80 p. gs. Aunt BeUy; 8:8» p. m. dance mnaic; 8:85 p. m. talk by John D. Barrar; 7:05 p. m. »took* quota tions; 8 p. m. N. * . C. program; 9 p. m. book chat. KLX (609M Osklsgd. 8:30 D. m- Brother Boh; 8:30 p. m. din ner concert; 7 p. m. rfswa broad cast; 8 p. m. special program; 8 p. g . yreekly meeting Lake Mer rit dneks. i KFI (488.BM) Los Angetos.’ 8:80 p. m. Glenn Edmund’s «m <hee»ra; ( 1 2 p. as. radlotorial; 8:88 p. m. Gamut male qaarMt; 7, p. m. Gens Johnstone’s muste, tf w 1 box hour; • p. m. N. B. C. uro gram: 9 88. semi-classic hour; gold, hat 10 p. m. Packard Eight orchestra. KGW (481.8M) Portlaud. 8 p. m. dinner concert; 7 p. m. Balog orchestra; 7:80 p. m. talk og flosrers; 7:48 p> m. travel talk; A p. 8*. N. B. C. program; 8 p. m. N. B. C. progragi: l'o p. m. daneg mwa'c. KOIN (8}8M> Portland. 5:11 p. 88. children's program; 8 p.^g. dinner cqneert; 7 :IB p. m. Bpn- stndlo artist»’ program KJR (148.8)87 Seattle. 5 p. 81.