ASHLAND REGISTER
A R O U N D TH E
C O U R T HOUSE
R E A L E S T A T E TR A N SF E R S *
A. H. Thompson et ux, Samuel
F. Coy et ux, W. D. $1600 Ld in
DLC Twp 36 S. R. 1 West.
Thomas Campbell, I. L. Hutch­
ens et ux, QCD $10.00 Ld is Sec
11 Twp 35 S R 4 West.
I. L. Hutchens K ux Arthur B.
Clark et uy W D $10.00 SE of
|SW Sec 11 Twp 35 S R 4 West.
Rachael Mead et vir Wm. Noon-
cheater. W. D. $1.00 Lot 3. Blk
7, Queen Anne Add Medford.
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Barrett
Meat Market
Easier* B lock Ashlaad, O regon
THE BEST OF MEATS AND POULTRY KEPT IN THE
BEST OF CONDITION BY
Perfect Refrigeration
Farmer* and Stockm en are requested to call as I a
ia the
m arket fo r the ch oicest stock aad pou ltry
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ASH LAND HAS IT!
Some communities speak o f cli­
mate, others o f soil, still others o f
scenery, and so on. But each o f
these, Ashland can say “ Ashland
Has It!” Nature did indeed smile
upon Ashland,
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In addition to its natural resources,
however, a community needs coop­
erative effort directed toward
making the most o f these resources.
At Ashland— as in almost every
other community— the program o f
the Chamber o f Commerce is plan­
ned with this end in view.
Ashland needs the fullest cooper­
ation of all in furthering these
plans. In other words, our Cham­
ber o f Commerce needs your mem­
bership and active support. Has
Ashland that? It’s up to you to an­
swer affirm atively!
H D C T NATION Al. n A N K
L. Nicholls, E. P. Sheaffer et
ux Deed $10.00 W 1-2 o f SE,
E 1-2 o f SW Sec 4 Twp 34 S. R.
I West.
Waldemar E. Hummel et ux
Marion F. Caster et ux W. D. $10
Ld In Sec 3 Twp 36 S. R. 1W.
W. O. Mayfield et ux, D. L.
Lewis et ux W D $50.00 Ld in DL
C 56 Twp 37 S R 2 West.
Harry K. Conrad et ux Elmer
H. Morse at ux W D $1.00 Ld m
DLC 77 Twp 36 S R 2 W.
May me I. Smith, Gustav Eidsvig
W D $10.00 Ld in DLC 67 Twp
36 S R 1 West.
Louis E. Wakeman et ux, May-
ine 1. Smith W D $10.00 Ld in
DLC 67 Twp 38 S R 1 W.
A. F. Walter Krease et ux W.
M. Sheppard, W D $10.00 Lot 14
iilk 3, Queen Aone Add. to Med­
ford.
Chas Morgan, Harvey F. Mor­
gan et uv W. D. E 1-2 o f SW Sec
17, N 1-2 of NW Sec. 20 Twp 22
East.
H. S. Lynch et ux David A.
Hadden W. D. $360.00 Ld in Sec.
II Twp 39 S. R. 1 West.
Ollie E. Pence Cluron S. Eicher
W. D. $10.00 Lots 6 and 7 Blk 70
Central Point.
Elsie C. Clay, L. E. Cleven-
berg et ux W. D. $10.00 N. 48
ft. lot 3, Blk 81. Medford.
Fred Marwick, Dorothy Man-
wick, W. D. $10.00 Lot 1„ Blk 2
Summit Heights Add to M.edford.
Leroy Peck et ux, H. J. Berrian
et ux W. D. $10.00 Lot 5, Blk 2,
Ross Add to Medford.
Ruth Bain Walden et vir, Daisy
Bain, Q C D $1.00 Pt lota 5 Blk
2 Mingue Sub Division to Medford.
Linnie Hanscam et al Philip H.
Lounsberry et al W. D.
$10.00
Lot 18 Blk 1, Siskiyou Heights
Add. to Medford.
Mollie Keene et vir, Linnie Han-
scara et al Q. C. D. $20 Lots 17 A
18, Blk 1, Siskiyou Heights Add.
to Medford.
Hattie L. Berrian, Chas A. Gil­
more, W. D. $10.00 Lots 3 A l
blk 4 Laurelhurst Add to Med­
ford.
Fred J. Warner et al Charles
Ray aWrner Q. C. D. $10.00 NW
of NW S 1-2 of NW, SW o f J4E
Sec. 28 Twp 33 S R 1 West.
I. C. Robnett et ux E ffie J).
Simmons W. D. $10.00 Land ¡in
Central Point.
Mary A. Bailey, John W. Bailey
W. D. Ld in Sec. 34 Twp 38 S. R.
1 W est.
M A R R IA G E L IC E N S E S
John Herbert Beyers and Mabel
Stuart Wilcox.
Lawrence Hugh Rhodes, and
Myrtle Slatten.
Sidney Denniaon and Neva L.
Smith.
Edward Earl Stephens and Et­
ta Neathamer.
Levi Almond Eldridge and Lot­
tie Stepheaon.
Glenn Franklin Raker
and
Edith Gertrude Hoffman.
Bvron Anthonv Lvnde and Besn
0. Fitzgibbon.
MAN SMS
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ritory in the familiar and well-ap­
pointed Red-Top busses without
the inconvenience of changing
cars at Roseburg. The new thru
service will become effective on
and after September 1, 1927.
The acquisition of the Interur-
ban line, enabling as it does, the
Oregon Stages, Inc., to extend its
operations from the North to ex­
treme South o f the State over the
Pacific Highway, ennsummates a
long felt desire on the part o f the
Oregon Stages to operate this im­
portant route under one manage­
ment and incidentally furnishes
un interesting sidelight to the suc­
cessful efforts put forth by Mr.
Lemen and hia association in
bringing the Red-Top busses into
the front rank o f auto-stage op­
erations in this country.
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her kitchen when she is working
there. It would save the busy kit­
chen worker much sweltering if
the electric fan were used in the
kitchen. For kitchen comfort alone
the electric fan ^justifies itself. Not
only is the kitchen hotter, on ac­
count o f the heat o f the fire, but
the steam of cooking foods adds ita
heat. Gases from the flame and
cooking odors could be ventilated
out of the kitchen by using the
electric fan there. Thrifty women,
who are so accustomed to pinching
pennies, need to consider
this
health as well as economy stunt to
save their vigor and their disposi­
tion* and their clean linen.
Poquille— First National
Had Sm all Start
Beginning in a very modest way |
some years ago when this method
of transportation for hire was car- j
ried on by the "flivver” type o f I
car, Mr. Lemen and several other |
individuals commenced operations
between Portland and
Salem.
Finding that by working together
equalizing the fares and running
frequent schedules from the same
depots in the two cities, rather
than by their individual irregular
and conflicting efforts,
better!
served the public, increased their
revenue and reduced their expens­
es, further efforts were put forth
and connections made at Salem
with the cars o f another group of 1
individuals operating similarly be-|
tween Salem and Eugene. The re­
sult was mutually gratifying to
the travelling public and the op­
erators o f the two groups formed
the old Portland. Salem, Albany
Stage Line. Another group of in­
dividuals operating similarly be­
tween Eugene and Roseburg then
began to connect with the line,
thru tickets were honored and bag­
gage checked thru from Portland
to Roseburg. Stimulated by the e f­
fects of co-operating the three
line later incorporated as the Ore­
gon Stages, Inc., with the termin­
als at Portland and Roseburg.
installs
burglar ’ proof
deposit
vaults.
Portland— $40,000 movie theat­
er to be built at Powell and Mil­
waukee.
Myrtle Point— Coos and Curry
County Fair planned for Sept­
Vale— Wheat up to 60 bushels
ember 23-26.
and barley 86 busTiels per aore re­
ported.
North Bend—-“ Coo# Bay Har­
bor” to move in|o fine new quart-
Chiloquin— Schools here
plan
ora
new $6,000 gymnasium.
Bank
THE OWL
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C o u ic (m £ u rtu X !
Skft taci­
tò fuwC
BORATED BAY
RUM
45c Qt. 25c Pt.
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Cc rot*
This lotion contains
menthol and boracic
acid which adds to its
antiseptic
qualities,
thus making it an
ideal preparation to
use after shaving.
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tó/o mwvMtti to
Lithia Springs
Pharmacy
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“ Use the Mail”
TIRES THAT STAND THE “GAFF” MILE
M any B enefits
The result of incorporation,
centralized control and all its at­
tendant benefits under the abl<
management of Mr. Lemen and i
staff o f competent officials, can
be seen and realized any day be­
tween Roseburg and Portland and
the important cities intermediat'
thereto. Eight thru schedules are
maintained daily between Portland
and Roseburg; between Portland
and Eugene more than double thatj
number, and on the more congest­
ed Salem-Portland Division sn
hourly schedule each way or 32
schedules are maintained. This fre­
quent regular service for the
transportation o f passengers, bag­
gage, express and newspapers;
well appointed depots with ticket
agents in all the cities en r< utc;
courteous and dependable drivers
and safe, comfortable and up to
the minute equipment has had no
AFTER MILE
PH O N E
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And forget your laundry
troubles.
Let our skilled workers
and machinery remove this
unpleasant household duty.
You will be surprised to find
how much easier it make«
the burden of the houaewife
and the
Leedoms Tire Shop
Ashland, Oregon
W ater Stras*
Announcement is made by Mr.
R. W. Lemon, President and Gen­
eral Manager of the Oregon ¡Mages
lnc„ of the purchase by his com
pany of the Internrban
iitage
Company, oeprated by Wm. L
M erger to B en efit
Lewis between Ashland. Medford
That the merger of the Interur-
and Roaeburg.
This announcement is o f para­ ban Line under the management
mount importance to the people o f the Oregon Stages, Inc., will be
o f Southern Oregon, the Willamet- o f benefit to the travelling public
Dinner Secrets
Yeur noon or eveninr
can
be
made attractive and tasty by serving
breads and Pastrys prepared by expert
Bakers. Surprise the Fan ily with Deli­
DEER
SEASON
cio ue—
Opens September 10
GET
i/rtnSh give t i the whole o f thi
territory a sage service second to
none in the country and a service
from which the Southern end of
-he State m particular will benefit
and to v.i.ich they are righly en­
titled.
30x3*/j— U»ro— $6.90
3 0 x 3 % — Royal- -$8.95
32x4
Usco— $13.95
3^x4
Royal— $18.85
29x4.40— Usco— $9.45
29x4.40 Royal— $12.55
31x5.25 Usco— $16.00
31x5,25 *?oval— $21 40
33x6.00 Usco— $19.15
33x6.00 Royal— $25.85
Trade in your old tires.
Try the Rough-Dry Plan—
It saves you money and en­
ergy.
upbuilding of the cities, t"wn*
and communities along the route
traversed by the Oregon Stages. In
addition to. this splendid local ser­
vice the Oregon Stages, Inc , has
been pioneer in and instrumental
in effecting joint ticketing of pas­
sengers over some fifteen other
stage lines embracing the territory
between Vancouver, B. C. to all
points in Oergon, the Redwood
Highway section o f California and
Washington.
be enabled to travel between the Southern Oregon will be improved
important cities in the above ter- and the reclining chair day and
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night coach service thru to Port­
land, connecting at Roseburg with
Coos Bay points; Grants Pass with
Redwood Highway points like Eu­
reka and San Francisco and M*d-
Smooth, easy miles— over bumps, boulders
and ruts— United States tires are world-known
as tires that stand up under the most trying con­
ditions. Put on a U. S. Royal or an USCO bal­
loon and then note their advantages— you will
find them many.
GUNS
AND
AMMUNITION
NOW AT
WINCHESTER
Store
MADE EVERY DAY AND SOLD
AT
THE
O'CLOCK
STORE
AT
EACH
MORNING
11:00
Franklin Bakery
“ Quality and C leanliness Prevail”
Makers O f
FRANKLIN SUPERIOR MILK BREAD
132 E. Main St. ------- Ashland, Oregon