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Concert Artists
Appear Thursday
ISAAC'S
TU» Quality Store
■ Alfalfa hay in
Davéahill, phone
81-3
Drophead Ro-
Wbjte Sewing
Machine,
Phon« M l i ,
81-8*
ewtoas apples, Bobl
874JU
7T-l-mo
MONUMENTS— carved and let
tered and set in cemetery, very
lQV prices. Swan Blue Quarry Co.
8. A. Swan, manager, Ashland,
Oregon. Box 34.
70-1-mo.
FOB SALE— 12 and 16ln. dry
fir wood* Ashland Ice A Storage
Co.
82-1-^no.
MARSHALL PRINTING COM
PANY —- Printing, Ruling and
Rubber Stamps, Medford. Ore-
son.
64-tf
ASHLAND REALTY CO .for reli
sa is reality.
><-l-uo
- FOR RENT
New
»Odern
WA/ÍTKP — Invalids
bungalow on Liberty St. o . r? people to board and ear«
Carton,.
JF | j r valescent Hopd, 16 X
•treat.
FOR RRNT-r-Cablns with rqp-
‘hing water apd hath, also apart
BUILDING, Repairing, paint
ments reaaonpble, 171 Granite. ing, -tinting and oemeat work, W.
Phone 340J. ,
78-1 mO. T. Blackwell, phone 868L.
79-1 mo,’
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FOR BENT— Famished house
AUTO TOPÜ side certains add
near Washington school, phone
>|8L or tall 888 Hargadlne.77-tf upholstering repaired. See Laur
ence Wilson at fire Station, Ash
FOB LEASE—To the r i g h t land.
98-1-mo.*
party for % term of from one to
three years the large brick house
ST, LOUIS PRICKS (or hides,
recently occupied by President wool pelts and furs. Johnson Mar
Churchill. Centrally located la ket, Phoge 78. 81 N. Maia. 87-tf
the school zone and specially ar
HAMAKER TRANSFER a n d
ranged for rooming S tu dents.
¡dtorpg» Co. otflad at reatdwee.
Two seeping porches, basement,
174 North Main. Phons 4Ì9.
large garage and about an acre
of good garden land partly set to
alfalfa and fruit. Inquire of or
correspond with W. J. Modre, at
Camps Building, Ashland, Ore-
son.
63-tf
FOR RHNT— Furnished cabins,
cheap, by week* or month, 183
G(gnite.
63-tf
FOB RENT—A piano. Phone
273-Y.
‘ 80-6
WANTED—-Work by' hour or
day, Marie Bgnefmelster,
195
Ohio St.
81-2*
strength.
He emphasized anew -his in
LOUT— 1 Weed auto chain, sistence Chat the American mili
33x6.00, between Klamath Junc tary establishment "holds no
tion and Church St., and Scenic threat of aggrandizement.'*
’— Sleeping room, Drive. Leave at Service Station
The message, a document tre
i,» woman preferred, on Church St., and Main. 81-3* mendous in scope, touched on
r.
72-tf
many other phases of national
FLOOD CONTROL ONE
needs.
OF PRESIDENT’S'MAIN
ASHLAND REALTY CO.
Congress' past policy on devel
STAYS
SPEECH TODAY
reliable reellik.
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opment of commercial aviation ie
“•‘producing sound development of
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this coming industry,” the Presi
Douglas ceunty shipped 760,-
‘
000 worth of Thanksgiving tur be given mere attention as an dent said.
auxiliary of the Navy, the Presi
He advocated .furtherance of
keys, one-fourth the 1827* crop.
dent said. He recommended,' how air mail service to Mexico, Cen
ever, that the government’s ships tral and South America.
A T R U E COUGH R E M E D Y -
be transferred as quickly as pos-
He favored national participa
TR U ST IT
,sible to private ownership.
tion in building trunkline roads.
Foley's Honey and Tar Com
The President said he could
He favored more concessions
pound concerns every one w h o see no need for tariff reductions. In building trunkline ro«ds.„
has a cough, a cold, an Irritated Commenting on the suggestion
He favored more concessions
throat, or a bronchial affection, that a lowering of the t a r i f f ccntlon, wherëby her tobacco
Prom the careful chemical pro might benefit the fanner, he mid conlfl come in more readily.
cess that combines pure pine tar,, everything the farmer u see'is al
After
makiqg recommenda
fresh demulcent honey and oth ready on the free list while nearly tion» as to Philiipiae expendi
er Ingredients of proven , medi everything he salle is protected.
tures, the message said extension
cinal value, there results a pecu
Muscle Shoals should be fsold at the policy of self-government
liar quality «for healing, charac by the government and the pro will be hastened” by ‘the Fili
teristic of this true cough and ceed« applied to some service for pinos’ demonstration "of their de
cold remedy.
No opiates, no agriculture, preferabbly to fertlU s k s their abality to carry out
chloroform, effective alike for izer production research, the mes cordially and efficiently the pro-
children and grown persons. In-' sage said, pointing out that hy j vision« of the, organic law .”
sist upon Foley's Hooey and Tar dro-electric nitrate plants are of * - Prohibition was dismissed with
Compound and accept no substi little value since more economic with a paragraph.
tutes.— No. 2
z
al methods of production have
"The federal aathorittes prO-
been discovered.
pose to discharge their obligations
Construction of a dam at for enforcement to the full ex
Boulder Canyon, Colo.,’ was rec tent of the! rsklllty,” /said the
ommended by the president as a concluding paragraph.
flpod control and irrigation meas /■ The president recommended
ure. The Columbia River _ Basin an Snti-Iynching law, and coun
project can be considered at some selled improvement of facilities
future time, be said, after it has for care of t ie Ipdians.
\
been thoroughly studied.
He reiterated 'earlier sugges
StahiMzStton of Great Lakes tions for appointment of a-board
water levels and the opening of a of mediation and conciliation to
shipway through the St. Law deal with coal disputes.
rence rj^ey were also called to the
He suggested that the govern
attention of Congress.
ment give the secretary of inter
Discussing inland waterways ior authority to withhold from
the Dr,
and experimental federal barge the market Indian oif landf in
lines, the message said, . “T h e time of oil over-production, and
problems of transportation over told ' congress o:i x conservation
inland waterways should be taken plans would be submitted later.
OP by private enterpriee so that
the public will have the advant- j
age of competition in service.” "
As to national / defense' prob
lems, the message mid “we have
provided
a moderate military
force in a form adapted solely to
defense.” The five year air pro
gram is in keeping with this i^ea,
LM. aïs srvue said the message. Mr- Coolidge
also recommended good housing
for the army.
Pointing to the necessity of
protecting a long coast line and
considerable trade routes as well
as the panama Candi, Mr. Cool
idge write that "we need a Very
gmel to D)eU- substantial sea armament.”
From M**)pp
"The country, he , continued,
needs
. aircraft
development,
War centuries fresh
M h w sap. called "Which ie being provided under
the five year program " '
■"It needs" he continue^, '.‘sub-
marins« as soon as the depart
ment decides upon the best type
of constructioil. It peeds air
plane edrHefs and a material ad
loo to drink Axueml-
dition to its force of cruisers. We
can plan for the future and be-
p )S concentrated Into
a mènerais bultging pro-
The apptMT? u r s g e i
fp»»
tariu », which hae~ beep
«on
structed by Dr. R. 8» A M »11-
chiropractor, at 4 4 9 >oalevard
in this city, is pracrieally cam
plate and la aosr. receiving pa-
6 Handkerchiefs for $1.00
Pure linen with embroidery in corner, rnudo with
U st
Dr >W e11 F*>r
chased this property
imp»«*'
4t^ly siaried ,y«m qdsl>*
»Pd
adding to the structure
which
stood 4>B the lot. Nine rooms
have been added in the
two
stories of the building, giving
the sanitarium nine ■ roojns up
stairs for patients.-
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•Downstails th e sanitarium ln-
clttiss a BWJor, reception «no»«
consulting room, dining, room
kitchen, bath, apd the
main
treatment room, -where there
are five booths, for a individual
patient treatment, besides -„the
large space wherein the various
machines whleh are used in the
different fbrms of treatment are
located.
The equipment
here
includes an electronic, and fre
quency machines and other ma
chines
for 'various treatments.
The bathroom is equipped with
an electric cabinet for bathe and
other equipment.
Dr.. Angell, who formerly J) art
a suite of offices in a down town
building, is o r course continu
ing his office and consultation
wor>, na v e il as the special -san
itarium treatments.
Hie - work has attracted
pa
tients from all sections of the
state and he found that his of
fice and the equipment he had
there was not sufficient . to
handle the work. Also, he had
many patient« who came from a
distance for a series of
treat
ments, which made it advisable
for Him to have a sanitarium
wljei'e he could give the patients
close attention. The interior of
the s a f a r i u mlg laptieticafly
decorated and furnished, which
makes it attractive to the
pa
tients.
He is assisted in the manage
ment by Mrs. Angell.
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narrow hem— Come in white and colons.
e de Chine Step-In
mbinations, $1.98
A wonder Gift, and at ‘a low price—fancy lace trim
med-rCome in Nilo, Pink, Peach. Sold rcg., $2.48
Rayon Bloomers, Pair $1.00
A Great Bargain. Corue in all tjjte mauled colors.
V ESTS TO MATCH— EAÛH
Frank Tin kef. o f# Klamath
Falla arrived io Ashland yes
terday to spend a mouth
or
more visiting with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tinker and
his sister, Mrs. Dorothy Reid,
who Is employed by the Moon
Lumber company in this city.
Frank is well known here, hav-
i|K attended the local h i g h
School a number of years ago.
He was prominent in athletics
of all kinds.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIDINGS
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W e Specialize in Greasing and Services.
LITHIA SPRINGS GARAGE
H ea ted Cars
o f World’s O w atogt
Coach oysrw
System
<w Motor uoacn
n
□ departures d a ily
. SAN THANCISCO
Round Trip, 921.70
Yes, LESS than one
cent per baking for
th e finest, purest,
surest baking pow»
der th a t can b e
produced a t an y
price. T he greatest
money saver that
e v e r e n te r e d a
kitchen. Prevents
fa ilu r e s th a t w a ste
many dollars’ worth o f
other baking materials.
Try it. Profit by the
perfect, never - failing
action o f Calumet
PROTECTION assured by- a great
responsible company, serving ail
California cltifes, and going East
to St. Louis and Chicago. Finest
coaches (deep-cushioned reclin
ing chairs,) best terminal facil
ities, most daily schedules.
Our agents will help plan your
trip, arsamge stflprqverp, make
reservations.
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Los
San
El
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<7A£ U M E T
TH E
W C fH D S
GREATEST
BAKING FOWBER
SALES 2 ‘/2 T IM E S T H O SE OF A N Y O T H E R B R A N D
BUCK-UECT
Originated this A ll Service
O utdoor Shoe
H E In d ian - tan process
leather in Buck-Hect shoes
was originated for long wear
under the most’ trying oondi-
tions. W ear them and-you'll
find a new revelation of fit,
wear a n d co m fo rt. M a n y
popular styles to choose from.
W e have them.
T
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HOTEL Â S H I j AND
Phone 47
A u to
VMwtaal
Painting, tinting and paperli
try Cliff Buriing*me, 881 l i t A'
or phase <88.
117-1 a
NELSON aad ROSS— Oeatrah-
tors; pointing, papeahanglng, dec
SHORT TALKS BY THOUGHT- orating;
estimates
furnished.
FULL MOTHERS
Headquarters Wick Furniture
A Pennsylvanian Mother says: Company, phone 21*.'
48-tt
"I knoF the worth of Foley’s
A lerae assortment of aegniaite
Honey and Tar Compound. We
used it ttff years, and it has nev Cbrlstmas greeting cards are on
er failed us. For croupy children, display at the Tidings office. Or
feverish colds, disturbing night der your cards early.
coughs, it gives us a feeling of
Oold Hill— Beaver Portland
security to have Foley’s Honey
and Tar Compound in the house.” Cement mill shipq.50 cars cement
No Opiates, no chloroform, Fo in one week. '
ley’s Honey and Tar Compound
Netel Grange, Clateqp county,
carries a
strong appeal to
thoughtful moQhers everywhere. increased from 78 t» -1*8 mem
bers this year.
Ask for it.— No. 1.
When Mixed With 8ulphur
Rrin*e Back Its pesvtlful
*
Lustra At Once
Gray hair, however handsome, de
notes advancing age. Ws all know
Gan positively be
the advantages of s youthful appesr-
saos. Y9Ur hair is your charm. It in 24 hours! Sulpb
mikes or mars the face. When It with Mentho does il
fades, turns grey and looks streaked, other measures fsU.
just a few applications of Sage Tea
and Sulpkur enkaaaM its appearance
a hundred fold.
Don't stay grsyf Look young I
Either prepare the recipe at home qr.
gehAom any driig store a bottle ef
"Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com
pound,”, wMtf is merely tin old-time
recipe improved hy the addiUon of
other ingredients. Thousands of folks
recommend this reedy-to-use psaps»»-
tion, because ' it darkens tab hair
beautifully, besides, no one ean pos-i
sibly teli, as it darkejh so, natura^r
and evenly, you moisten a u a n ff W
s tr a n u s t a lime. By m-,riling the
gray hair disappears; after another
application or two, its.natural color la
restored aad it becomes thick, glossy
aad lastravs, arnd you appear y w »
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husking, em tia g nag ShlgFlag.
L o u D iotuoo B aollU e
Leave for these and a thousand
way points—
fl:1 0 A . M. 1 2 :8 0 , 0 : 8 0 F. M-
B iggest L ittle Stör«,1 in Town
t
Coal, W ood and Storage
A n geles, » 2 « .» « R. T. * 4 2 .2 0
D iego, * * 7 .2 0 R. T. *4S.9O
F aso, * 4 7 .4 0 R. T. *H4J>0
L ou is, *7S.flS R. T. * 1 M .W
DEPOT
ASHLAND JAUNDRY CO
LEONARD C. PÄÄTIT
i d s 4th au
(Assistant of Franz Auer)
Sacramento, Oakland
Hunters reported aB killing 68!
predatory animals in Oi^gon dur
ing October.
us tod ay.
460 Boulevard— Ashland, Ore.
Pleasant surrogating, good
Electric Baths. Diet, Massage,
spy. Electronic Miners) and
trie Baths. Diet, Wastage.
Rates Reasonable.
General Offlice Practice.
DR. E. g ANGELL
Phone 48
NO DANGER OP P’REKZINO OR FIR E .
D ay Storage—$1 per month
D ead Storage—93 per month
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T in t flo o r — 94 per month
W K X fc w iM y
bread, th e n w h y »pend a
Southern Oregon
Sam tarinm
SAFE STORAGE .
Chas. W. Sigllngsr, who resid
ed in Ashland in 1918-1», diag
Sunday at his home fr Medford,
and will be buried Wednesday,
funeral sarvlcas to be held at the
Copger parlors in Medfofd.
His
widow, two daughters and one
sou survive.
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The message n etef that Japan
T n T i n s it n p < * -
cooperated at the yedent Geneva
tamlnea À. B, C, Sansa-
-aest and Agavose, e arm's parley but that wo.had been
unable i o teach ym- dgreement
Britain.
However?' Mr.
;le 'sbeshi invastlgats w ith
JCoolldge poipted oqt that this
failure ot Geneva wa« not Infhi-
saping
th* cruiser pre*r»m. sad
^W Q M RLfàrW eBy
that this country, even under a
McNair Bros, and other lMidiag Geneva agreement, would have
^ d to ÎRicreasc U » t r |' J i e r,
The music of. the -bells, Ml
.rendered by the Swedish
Belt
Ringers who arfe to appear at OB BBVSffT A. WOODS
Prectioe Lim ited To
the Southern Oregon
Normal
school
auditorium
Thursday Eye, Ear, Noae and Throat
evening, is not only * unusual,
hut exceptionally beautiful, ac
cording to critfcs.
The unique musical
troupe
presents an outstanding concert;
their interpretation of the selec
Dr. ObulM A. Btljlqi
tions, show thdir deep apprecia
n
y d o lu NM gsraMD
tion of matte. The bells have
a remarkable purity of
tone
Office Phan« 1«W
and harmony.; The remarkable
- B w n e Ph owe 164-L
co-ordination and skill
which
boors '■
the troupe exhibits in producing
10
to
t
t
a.
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* •« • « p, <p,
a continuous flow of music, is1
said to be most unusual.
omen
FORMER RESIDENT DIES
He advocated a railroad cqn-
soiidatten measure, delay
in
which, Be said, "is holding back
the progress of our country.” J - ,
* Furtherance of veterans aid
and education were also advised
\ Tough tug on foreign relations,
the prelsident again emphasised
America*» pacific intents and sail
of International war outlawry
proposals that "the heart of the
nation is mor* important than
trpatlea."
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