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About Ashland daily tidings. (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1970 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1927)
YOJJB BOY AMP YOV» GIRL W — ARTHUR PHAM. Ba., XA (Copyright Job« F. Dillo Co.) (Continued from Pai Four) OB Tfce Feme« (Contributor's Day) Should U boy decline lo Join fraternities because of lorn of time that could F O R BAA»» B uy your Christ mas oranges now by the btfx, direct. Largo slues, 38.60. m t»- lum, »4.4ft. small« - »1.7». mdr- malsda else. »8.66. Mall orders given prompt atteatton. When ordering state what stee desired, accompany same w ith Postal money order. M aurer A Castle- man, care of Krietor A Lowum, Orville, Calif. , 88-7t FOB RENT:— -Coxy furnished WANTED ^ .ifrn lM a *» « gli house, » rooms and bath, gar* people to hoard a n i care for. Oon- age. nice yawl. Inquire 14» 4th' valeacent Homo, 1»» Granite 77-1 mo. St. » 3 * street. BUILDING, Seggirlng, Paint FOR. BENT:— 4-room furnish ed bousw, S minuto« Walk to two ing, tinting and cement Fork, W. bunks. Fine neighborhood. Adults T. BlaqMweU, phono IIJL . preferred. Phene IX ».• Inquire 817 Vista gt. ' 82-tf AUTO TOP8, sld«KCurodn> and upholstering repaired. Boo Laur FOR RENT — New modern ence Wilson at fire station, Ash bungalow on Liberty St. O. F. land. ' ll-l-m o .* Canon. 81» 8 » . LOUIS FRICBB tor hidas. F O R R E N T —-Cabins w ith rU » \ Wbdl pelts and fari. Johnson Mar FOB SALB j I— /Thoroughbred nlng water and bath, also apart ket, Phone 7». <1 N. Mala. 87-tf ments reasonable, 171 Granite. German Police pups. »1» each. Phone S40J. 78-1 mo. Elsie Snow, (next to Woodson place on Null Creek.) »»-It* FOR RENT—Furnished hotos near Washington school. Phone FOR BALE—or Trade — A 263L or call 322 Hargadlne.77-tf Bulck roadster, also pair of mules. Phone 4F2. .81-6 eommunloate with Ensign Lea F O R L EA SE— To the r i g h t of tb s aoiiutteu A m r at to« party for a term of from one to BALM— A lfa lfa hay In threo years the largo brick house W hits Bhleld Mama, »88 May- A. H - Davenhill, phone recently cAcupled * by President fa ir AvA. Portland. Oregon. »1-8 Churchill. Qentrslly located In F O R BALE— Drophead Ro tary W hite Sewing Machine, »30. Phone I7 8 J . 81-1« — — ..I* I I. I . ,1 BALE—Newtons apple*. Robi son, phono 374J11. 77-1-mo. loo A Storage 68-1-sso. MARSHALL PROfTINO COM PANY — Printing, Ruling and Rubber Stamp«, Medford, Ore gon. 84-tf ... A the G 'E name and guarantee. Light, smooth run ning, dirt getting! A low price indeed” foe thi» CLEANBR NBBDS O IL IN G ^ * Six a tta c h q p ts included. W e'll dehver XmaaEva for a small dow n payment — balance monthly. M«ad<|t/artgrg for "Gifts that Kddp 0« Qiviftf" Federal estate tag. Assemblymen Clare Woolwine and Robert L. Patterson, announced on their re turn from Washington, D. C., Where representatives of 44 states» convened., , This measure would leave the field of Inheritance taxation open to the states that could apply it w ith their varrylng economic con FOR RENT—■Furnished cabins, ditions, the delegates declared. month, o fk n veek and greater teuaret Hes«'sa really good bqr? A vacuum cleaner w ith the school sone and specially a r ranged fo r rooming students. Two seeping pbrehes, basement, large garage and about an aero of good garden land partly set to a lfa lfa and fru it. Inquire of or correspond with W . J. Moore, at Camps Building, Ashland, Ore gon. 6 8-tf MONUMENTS— carved and Ut tered and sat In cemetery, very l^ r ptMoe. Swan Blue Quarry Co. 8. A. 8wan, manager, Ashland, Oregon. Bax 14. 70-1-mo. cheap, by weak or O,anito. FOB 8ALA— 13 and it ln . dry f ir wood. Ashland Do. Jktìzr ihan Jevfels/ X-L Electric Station 168 »8-tf That Salem preacher who relat ed that, as a man of peace, he stood oa the edge of the crowd FOR RENT— Wanted— a busi which was watching two women ness or normal school g irl to fight, neglected to mention which share apartment with well knowa edge.— Bend Bulletin. business woman. Apply Hardy apartments. . *~ x 8 /-2 t FOR RENT— A piano. Phone 173-Y . 80-5 FOB BALE— A cheap home. LOST— 1 Weed auto Chain, 1 1-2 acres In strawberries, rasp 88x6.00, between Klamath Junc berries, grapes, asparagus, small tion and Church 8t., and Scenic house, woodshed, »600.00, In -city Drive. Leave at Service Station — Address Box 167 Ashland St., Ashland, Ore. 82-4t* on Church St., and 'Main. 81-8* , IF YOU WART a send horns Inquire at Brown A Rise, d í N. M ala. «M l F O R R E N T — Sleeping room store and bath, woman preferred. 133 N. Pioneer. 72-tl ASHLAND REALTY CO. f « r reliable raality. S6-l-mo. BEARS HELP THEMSELVES S a p p U u B « 1 M a t B aogm Cabin at Anna Springs ' Pet bears in th« Crater Lake N ational foreet, have broken Into the government camp mese house and the Anna Springs ranger Station, according to a report sent cut by John Mabi.n caretaker of the lodge, who keepe a general watch over all the park property during«the long winter months. Extent of the damage done by the pet Mar* WM not told in tho message fOOUlved by Col G. C. Thompson <Jf ttodfWd . M artin Fnitaor, park caretaker w ill make the trip to the 1 a k e from Klanmth Flails to Investigate the damage done by the bears.' Last spflng,w hile Mabin spent a two weeks variation In Ashland, the bears cam» out of their win ter quarters, broke Into, the lodge and did cohsiderable damage there. ... ‘ bo applied to his studleo, as well as on ao- count- of expense Should ho learn to daaoe, co w ith girl«, and increase tbs number of hie friends at the expense of hl* pocketbook and hie education? Does a boy go to college to get an education o r to get friend«? Today's problem In my ‘'Once n Week Is Coatrlbuto’s Day" is a godh one “Dear Dr. Dean: > - "1 bars been finding your col umn Very Interesting and in-, struetive. I am a boy, sixteen, and a senior la high school. W hile I have taken a definite stand on my little problem, I bo lters it would be niee to find out w hat t a more ' experienced person .thinks. 1 hate A»een well pleased w ith the advice lege and well situated. I hare been asked to Join two or threo societies at school but declined. My reasons for doing so were, he lost of time I could apply to study or being at home, and the expense. The la tte r Is not so great, but erery little counts. Now the question Is: am I go ing to do right or should I learn to dance, go w ith the girls, Join the societies, sad increase the number of friends I hare at the expense ot my pocketbook and educatjon.? I know everyone should hero friends, and' I hare a few good ones now too. But, I am of «the opinion th a t I will bars plenty of time to gaih more when I am out of college. Also, I w ill have time to win my “ maiden fa ir” later on. la your opinion, am I rig h t or wrong ’’ Your Friend Vacation Will Start On 16th SMOKE AND GROW AGED Ashland public school« will be dtomlssod for vacation a week from tomorrow, Friday? Decem ber 16, and school w ill not he resumed until Monday, January E xpert Says N icotine Harms Girls More Than Men PU L L M A N , Wash., Dec. 8.— (U>)— Smoke and grow old; don’t smoke and stay youthful. Such was the advice Dr. N. O. Covington, associate professor of physiology at Washington State college, gare women students at the University here recently. “ Nicotine harms girls more than men,” said Dr. Covington, “because the nervous system of the former sex Is more delicate. Smoking affects the nervous end ings in our entire system and acts with paralysing effect upon the emotions for a short. time. Conse quently, it makes a woman look old before her tim e.’’ Dr. Covington explained that although smoking soothes t h e nerves and gives a feeling of reet- fulness, the nicotine often para lysis the nerves of the stomach, causing indigestion aq,d tempor arily dulling the brain. Many plans for the holiday va cations are being made. Students at the Southern Ore» gon Normal are also planning for the holiday vacation, which Is to extend over the same period, thé m ajority cf the out-of-town stu dents, planning to spend th« holiday season at their ho^LOe. THE DAILY TIDINGS B A B H U N D R E D S OF S A M P IX S OF Beautiful Christmas Cdrds Do Not Wait Until The Last Minute! OUR SAM PLES CAN BE ENGRAVED, EM BOSSED OR PR IN TED . Prices R anging From 5 to 25 Cents Each Would Preserve States Rights Scatter Sunshine yith Greeting Càrds LOS ANGELES, Dec. 8— (IP)— As an In itial measure to prqseure states* rights, the Nattdhal coun cil of State Legislatures has ap pealed to Congress to~Mbollsh the Young Girl Uses Hammer For Murder POP, IF YOU DOFT t SAY SOMETHING TO BILL ABOUT ’ TH E V/AY HE ACTS APOCND TUfe HOUSE TM GCNG / to T ake the job MYSELF y - O V f l YOOMG 9C A M P « A tT lO ttS k b O N G E P - 4ÜWT COMES I t f - BEUtWC P U T W M IN W 9 -V P V A C E ( I S flflb \ s •ÙLL HE J MR. S H iH ltta ttXRM PVE OV A P E A C E P J l. CONTBXTEO HOME - 'VOQ PEO PLE r HARMONIZE L\KE TAO ô ftíW M SS JT A MANDOLIN-L N tV E » m XM8VÍ MARR'ED W Ftt Q W I ’ COOLD BE SOpWTRANCINGSl :T'M L , prre s, swæ . cmm V y J E L k i f THÌlS V5M'T OONN - «ERE HE COMES NOV4 ■ CHIROPRACTTC Electrothwaphy — Electronic, Electric Cabinet and M ineral baths — all dragleeg methods. * Good Care, Pleasant Surroundings Ratea Friday, D rm n b e r 0. KPO (422.3m ) San FrancHsoc. 4 p. m. Russian music; 6 p . m. children’s hour; < p. m. m arket reports; 8 p. m. Calpet orchestra; 9 p. m. program of chamber mu sic; 10 p. <n. dance music. K L X (509m ) Oakland. 4:20 p. m. Hawaiian music; 5:30 p. m. Brother Bob; 0:80 p. m. dinner concert; 7 p. m. news; 8 p. m. va riety hour; 9 p. m. Athens Ath letic orchestra. KGO, (8 9 4 .4m) Oakland. 6:80 p.. m. Rembrandt trio; 9 p. m. N. B. C. program ;. 10 p., ra. Hotel Oakland dance orchestra. K F I (408.6m Loo (Angeles. 6:30 p. m. Carl Hanson, musical saw; 6 p. m. Florence Sanger, piano moods; 6:16 p. m. radto- torlal period; 6:10 p. m. Norma West; 7 p. m. Edward Jardon program; 8 p. ra. Irad D. Morgan baritone; 8 p. m. Boris Myrouoff, concert pianist; 9 p. m. N. B. C. program; 10 p. m. John Slinger- land, barlton$. K G W (491.5m ) Portland. 6 p. m. Golden West C irri t i l . m. Gerber entertainers; 7:46 p. m. dairy talk; 8 p. m. theatre party; 3 p. m. N. R. G. program; 10 p. m. entertainment; 10:30 p. m. frolic. K O IN (319m ) Portland. 6 p. m. dinner concert; 7:15 p, m. Benson hotel orchestra; 8 p. m. junior string orchestra; 8:40 p. m. studio artists program; 10 p. m. Cole M cElroy’s Columbia or chestra. K F O A (447.6m ) Seattle. 6 p. m. Brother Bob; 8 p. m. child ren’s program; 7 p. mT concert orohestra; ft p. ra'. old time trio; 9 p. m. N. B. C. program; 10 p. m.Shiftless Sam; rt>:20 p, m. Hoot Owls from KGW. Reasonable. General O ttic i Practice. DR. B. B. A N G ELL 480 Boulevard Phone 4P \ 34 Acres Irrig a te d MTJBIO » T U P IO Viotto and Ptoao LEONARD C. PETTIT r 148 «tik ■ » ' (Asaiataat of FrUna Anar) WBZTOLB T M A jn m A BTOBAGB 00. Goal, W ood and Stanga an* m qu M to M O ik a i. P A j l n a i M w Portland municipal port may build another 486,000 * buahel •ratine; estimate« tra in elevXtur. Headquarters Wiek Compaay, phoaw218. furniubed. Furnitur« 4»-tf A lar^s a uu s rtment at «gqnlMto Christmas greeting card* nr4* «a display at the TMfngn eftlen. O r de» your «arda flUTlF. P A IN E S V IL L E . Ohio, D m . 8. — (IP)— W hile M n . Velma Weet, pretty 21 year old confessed mur deress awaited arraignment, Cascade Lock«— Perm it asked counsel obtained by her father for 21.000, h. p. power project on began preparation ' for h«r de Mt. Hood forest, for wood palp fense built on Insanity. manufacture. H er father, B. L . VanWoert, wealthy Cleveland man, said he believed only Insanity could have caused his daughter to beat to death hor haatond w ith a ham Our Location Speaks for Itself. mer as ah« eonfewMd to doing. RATES: Single .... »2.60— 83.0» Double .... »3.00— 18.66 SUBSCttOM FOtt THE TIDINGS AU Rooms W ith Bath Hotel Fielding By.Taylor ^ELU'rtSO 0 * 4 «R T 'tO Â 'S W Ê E T U F E r u . M Û t P U T O P WITH W Southern Oregon you hare given, so here goes. “ Ir e decided I w ill go to col lege as long as possible. Also, I hare saved my money for years for that purpose. I hare decided to hare little to do with girls until I am ont olt col B'UENB ME SHOBTV IIe t COOLOFlCK CWT AHlCE Ü L ÇQÜAVt UXB VOÛ HANE ; €ETTLE H DUE A CLOÜO C * O W * M tV L - GNuavtf FOLKS - I ’M e a N lN ö — O F F ’ÛLL 5 A . ^ ^ Qcewg at Mason BAN FRANCISCO OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH OeuntyMtyt T«W eold la hsnd « Satarr# disappear« Your clogged sen- toils will omn, to« »Ir p«aaaffm «f tour bend win etekr and you cun bmUhe freely. No mere sauttium hawking, mueooc dibchcrge. drynece or headache; nd struggling for bream at night Oet a small bettle of Ely's Cream Balm from year druggist and apply a little of this fragrant antiseptic eream ¡x w s K p 'j'is r ta 's S and Mal (ng the swollen or inflamed mucous msfihraah, giving you inetuBt reHcf. Head colds aad catarrh yield
