Ashland daily tidings., September 01, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

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Miss B ernice W arren s, siste r of
j V ictor W arrens, h as re tu rn ed from
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s cue m onti. on dok r.
' San iDego w here she has been for
I L. F. Johnson of K la m a th county £e r health.
THE FINIT SHOP
is cam ped in th é a u to -p à rk fo r a few '
Dr. Johnson and Dr. H edger, two
days w hile looking over th e R ogue painless dentists, are in H ilts for two
, .r
t : ■
weeks.
Law n ?-iv.ers an ' Bicycles my sp e ­ R iver valley w ith a view to locating.
Miss W est of A shland spent last
cialty. L. H. ROOT, 337 E. M ain M
i’.ir. Johnson is in te re ste d in o r c h a r d - , wee]i visitin g h er cousins, Miss Eim a
stre e t, A shland.
iug and m ay engage iu th a t b usiness! Bailey a n d Mrs. E. T refren.
Bobbie W agner and bis sp a rrin g ,
if he finds a su ita b le location.
WATC H R E P A IR Î NG
p a rtn e r, Mr. P etd l, is a t H ilts tra in ­
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in g fo r th e m atch t h a t Mr. W a g n e r'
W. A. FR EEB U R G — F in e W itch Re-
F red T. Bilyeu and fam ily of Scio a n d Ray M athew s a re to have a t:
25 E.
p airin g .
On the Plaza.
w ere recen t visito rs a t th e L ith ia W eed, L abor day..
Main.
Ross Cox invited the H ilts people
auto-cam p. W hile in A shland Mr.
lo st :
_____ Bilyeu enjoyed a v isit w ith his cou- to M ount C rest Sunday for a picnic. I
W. N. W agner and J. E. .Tones!
LOST— Arm. id park, k u n d rv bag ! sin, II. C. E m ery of th e F irs t N ation- tr a ile d steak s over th e cam pfire, j
co n tain in g m an and lad y ’s hats. ! al bank.
w hile th e ladies of H ilts furnished
F in d e r ad d ress C. E. T u rn er, Or­
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cakes and salads. A bout 100 people
land,- Cal.
L. L o n g stro ff of Salt L ake City, a tte n d ed . At 3 o’clock a sparring!
—
m atch was w itnessed by th e people
WANTED
U tah, who is m ak in g th e big sw ing betw een Bobbie W agner and his p a rt­
a p a rtm e n t. th ro u g h th e Rocky m o u n ta in states, ner, L a te r races were run. F irst, a :
1-tf Yellow: one p a rk and back th ro u g h sto u t lad ie s’ race, won by Mrs. H a r­
O regon a n d W ashington, w as a vis- ry W a rre n ; slim lad ies’ race, won byi
R uby Keene. T he sto u t m en’s r a c e 1
good C01ldiii0ll. , Phorie 165. 1-tf Jlto r a t th9 autom obile cam p m L ith ia was a tie betw een Messrs. C o ttin iJ
p a rk la st v.eek. Mr. L o n g stro ff s ta t- A der and K lutz.
A fter th e o th er
MEN W
for w ork on P acific I e d w hile h e re th a t tlie A shland cam p J races it w as ru n over and won by
big .way south of A shland. W age i the best he had en co u n tered op. his
n d K lutz. The boy. ’ race w as won
$4 >0 per dav, 8 hours, steady!
ljy Clinton Gano; g Is’ r ice by Z e lt l i
w ork. Board $1.05 per day. r In-1
- - | trip -
L utm an. Both sm all boys’ races
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quire O skar-H uber.
Office
up- i
w ere won by H enry Cox.
sta irs iu City H all, A shland.
G. E B aker and fam ily of Fresno.
M innie Com pton has been v isitin g 1
_________ ■_____ ______________ L l Calif., w ere cam ped a t th e L ith ia her a u n t. Mrs. H enry L u tm an , be-|
HOMES W ANTED— I am h a v in g ! auto-cam p for a few days th e last fore leav in g fo r S anta Cruz, w here j
m any cdlls fo r city hom es a t re a ­ j week.- They had been on an auto- Mss C rom pton will e n te r high
sonable prices and term s and i m obile trip to A nacortes, W ash., and school. Miss C rom pton’s home is at
H appy Camp.
w ould be glad to have ow ners who
?.f. H. G rover arriv ed hom e from ,
w
ere
hound
fo
r
S
acram
ento.
a t i i " c.Aic- t
wi:d to -ell, 1 .1 11
1 at
Susanville Sunday. Mr. G rover w i!l!
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ell for you if Vour
_ w rite. I cm
soon leave to tak e charg e of the
E. T. Staples,
price is rig l
C. R. G regg and fam i
of Salem b u ilding of the new m ill a t Susan­
Bonded Re
i op-ed a t th e auto-cam p fo r sev- ville.
iext door to FOi
tin Ho
J r. a n d Mrs. B ert M iller are)
e
ra
l days w h il? pussing th ro u g h h ere
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GARAC
on a trip to Roc lends, Calif., w here spending a few days in Chico visiting;
relatives. W hile th e re Mrs. M iller
HOUSES W ANTED— I am officing they expect to vi.-ii for a year.
will try to obtain a tea c h e r for the
next door to A ustin H otel en tran ce
an d have fre q u e n t in q u iries for
j sm all grades.
M rs. M a g g ie B ig e lo w
o f G ra n t.;
room s, fu rn ish ed houses and un-
! Cass is visitjng h e r nephew , Banks
m :... ;
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A nn
w rite m e y ou- o f f - m w ir. th is ¡ A M H fV ’ r T
’ ?V h N V Newcomb.
lin e .. E. T. Sta des, A uthorized,.) H Ü Ü i ! 5 h H v ? UfïL.-l 1 I U
PAULSEKUD & BARRETT
TIDINGS CLASSIFIED ADS
One cent th e w ord each tim e.
Tu
PROFESSIONAL.
DR. J. J. EMMENS— P h y s ic ia n
and
surgeon. P ractice lim ited to eye,
ear, nose and throat. Glasses su
plied. O culist and a u rist fo r S. P
R . R. Offices, M. F. and H. B ldg-
opposite postoffice, M edford, Ore.
Phone 567.
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21-tf
D R . ER N EST A. WOOD— Practice
lim ited to eye, ear, nose and
th ro a t. Office hours, 10 to 12 an,
2 to 5. Sw edenburg Bldg., Ash­
land, Ore.
73-tf
DRIGGS & BRIGGS,
Law, P io n eer Bfbck, A shk.nd.
CIVIC IMPROVEM ENT CLUB— T 3
re g u la r m eetings of th is club
be held on th e second and i
T uesday of each m onth a t 2
p. m ., a t th e A uxiliary H all.
P ublic
BESSIE R. THAT! ¡11 AI
S tenographer. Com m ercial C.u
Hours:
9 a. m. to 12 a m .; 2
p. m. to 5 p. m., a fte r Septem ­
b e r 1.
L. A. ROBFB.l
Room s 5 and
Bldg.
•V
6, C itizens’ B
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D. M. BROW ER.
M. I».— 216 Factory
St. Phone No. 498-R. i
h e a t larg ely in his tre
,f
chronic
diseases. T u t
can cer and o th er in
oi ■ . ¡-
m en ts, respond n u i n e k u l> :o
tre a tm e n t.
D R . H. B. MOORE
Physician.
F ifs t N ational
Bldg. P h o n es: Office, l i d ;
207-J.
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ASHLAND DAILY ’fïD lN G S
Monday, ¡September 1, lO ’i:
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CONTRACTING AND 14! IL ! ' i
A. L.
LAMB— < font fa c to r and Buibi-
e r. C em ent, Brick
w o rk . Tel. 463-J. 343 ?-:ou;:i-
Ave.
—
spoke Very highly of th e A shland
auto-cam p, w hich th ey d eclare to be
’ th e best th ey have stru c k on th e
j Coast.
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AMnUPMCC
Qualify First
Modem Portraiture
Kodak Finishing
Picture Framing
Kodak Films
Framed Ficlures
Photo Supplies
Studio Ashland
The Camera Exchange
On the Plaza
EAÖLE MEAT MARKET
Q uality M eat.
LOUIS SCHWEIN, 1’iop.
C leanliness.
NORTH MAIN, ASHLAND
Service.
A shland Mills
H U M P H R E Y S & GASA WAY, Props,
“Ashland Butte” Flour, Feed and Cereals
Dealers in Grain and Poultry Foods
Ashland, Oregon.
P h o n e 49
."'C’Ai? S a n k , 'w th
the
Chirrxi. C / qc /^.
LEGAL NOTICE
L. DELSMAN— C on tracto r a I
—
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s ü n u i L n h u
H u I u l u
builder, A shland, Ore. 1
Notice o f Si
F o r Men and W omen.
ch eerfu lly given. F ree plan w
un- j
Notice is he
w e do y o u r work. Wli n st -
171 E a st M ain.
Tel. 119
dersigned h a s
ml acco unt ;
us, you save th e cost of a s- ■ of h e r adm in
re-.; ■ ' o f A s h h ir d a n u
u
th e est at‘é i VariC
In te n d e n t as we w ork i
ONE should tak e th e sam e precau­
of Ivan D. A .".(lev: ite, deceased, in i vicinity a re n m aking im provem ents on
th e job w ith the
tions for th e safety of his valuable
th e county co
Jackson coui it V I th e ir p ro p ert
in th e way of build-
papers, as he does for th a t of his
Pits; O.
Oregon,
and
h
a
t
the
FR A N K JORDAN — G
B illiard players p re fe r this place,
in g m uch he;
;1 ad d itio n s and ren-
m oney. You BANK your m oney
2
nateci
court
h
as
des
tra c tin g and re p a ir w ork. C
:
h e re — so why not re n t one of o u r
b eau tify in g th e ir because th ey know th a t they dan get
i
e r 4, 1919, ; it th e h our of 10 otfatiop.s,
w ork specialty.
Tel. 430-J, 2r .
GOOD cues; and m odern equipm ent
Safa Deposit Boxes for those Deeds,
îk
a.
m
.,
a
t
th
e
court
he
use
i
,
home,
w
ith
i
ut
a
n
d
paper.
G ran ite St.
m akes a lot of difference in the pleas,
Notes,
Bonds, M ortgages, etc.?
Jacksonville, said county. as ti ,6 111316
A. I. Bea
■ is having his hand- ure of th e game.
Com plete a n d convenient in every
and place for her
i. i’. • IO I s
W ELDING AND UKAZ. NG
ome
on Iow a s tre e t tre a t-
You KNOW it.
d ep artm en t.
and th e settlem er t of said m ■t'iA’wnf
P ro fan ity , gam bling and o th e r un-
a
«
t
of
p
a
in
t
th
is
week.
M
ARGARE'
?
A
PPLEC
?
E X P E R T W ELDING AND B R A /:N G
W-
trix .
IV.
■ is ma! ing some re- i desirable elem ents a re absolutely
W e fix all kinds of brok
!
TABOO
here.
W
e
invite
GENTLE-
pieces. E a ste rn Supply Con..
a irs and imp jvem ents to his resi- i .'JEN only.
A shland, Oregon,
trt- r
ence on his ranch
A s h la n a .; This is a clean, congenial am use-
----------------------------------------------------
A
me
n
g
i
m
p
ro
vement
s
to
r:i:ic:i j m ent hall for decent clean-cut fel-
TAXI SERVICE
Among Oic Tourists
ro p ertie s n e a r A shland is th a t of F. ! lows-
E V CART E P R E S
<W z ^ ^ A 5 H L A N D - O (3EG O ^
EVANS TAXI S
3 -1
L ta, •?.?. ^viiieh is fcaung som e at-
C M V A U PE L VICE PRE»
in
the
Free
Aato
Camp
J
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r
eenger C halm ers, Seven. F. ;■
J W M c C O Y . CASHIER
2ÍJ
a
c
ilO
Xi.
H udson. T rip s anywi re . R ei:
lean Sport, for ¿ te p u la r F ellow s”
A
I 1
C L A R K BUSMASST CASH
drivers a n d q u ic k se rv ic e . S t..' :
a t Rose Bros. Day P h o n e - * :
7
Louis W ai irs anct v/iic c
sattle,
jcnjeiu^ikEru^LiJi
N ig h t, 101,
L i; « s d r y '
lia ñ a n la n
who have be< i to San F i’rancisco
ran
and
a re now h<
bound, w ere
tini
FO R RENT
M a c h in e s.
B e tte r Servire.
am ong
the
)ile to u rists
FOR RENT
s
cam ped a t th L
to-cump here
G ran ite, furnished. J. F.
And We Need P a tro n s.
fir-m on-w ed-sa' recently.
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■rial A tW nticn Given to F am ily
ì
F a i r
FO R SALE
E . R. Herfcold of Oat
d was
- n r T=a
T
r
a
d
e
.
am ong th e C a life -
e rs a t the
hi
FO R SALE Vi
Huto-Ciimp d u rin g th e pa tw o days.
Rye, B aled Ha]
F . E . F R E N C H f i SONS, P rops.
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IF*
G rass Seeds. '.
M edford, Ore.
San Fri
,sco to u ris 3tf
ts a r com ing
112
P hone 1G5.
s.ni
n trip s
FO R SALE — Du
l!2
a b o u t 100 p o u n d s ; a ls o
rrito ry .
fa rro w next m onth. J. F. R eho. , . ,..
listered a t th e O n S a t é / K F S Æ c c o u i î f s
690 Roca St.
1 nF3
—
Lui til Id
am
p
w
ith!
lith e p ast
60tf m on. wed. sat.
few days w ere
Uhl, « . F. Balm
'K
FO R SALE— Good w ork t
m
and ®:.e, and I
I o n b r o th e r s .
U nder the above heading the Santa A na (C al.) R egister tells
q u ire Roscoe A pplegat . :
* is «
r 7 0
n
St
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9
-3
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of an experience of another ublication in its section of the state.
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C h a r le s
son and fam ily of |
F O R SA LE.— S lig b tlj used di
F
The facts furn ish th e ir own com m entary.
1 a t th e a u to -p a rk I
N5
r ¡- ;
€ F
sion lum ber and flooring.
on .
a fte r an autom obile trip !
;s tf
as new . P hone 120.
Ä a Ä m
f
The wind bloweth w here it listeth:
to Cral
L ake by way of K lam ath
i a il
FO R SALE— An id ea l Stock
' , Faik5.
A nd no answer com eth:
fV Dollar Starts an Account,
1400 acres, big la n g e a d ja c e n t;
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,
h ay , w a te r and grain. A itr; Nve
N either com eth the wood or the corn or the ’taters or the eggs
TI. D. H u n te r and fam ily and F.
STAÎS BA y K OF ÂSHÏ,™ .
price and tel m s.
A. H u n te r and fam ily m ule up a
or the bacon:
•
office for !■
p a rty who a re tra v e lin g iu th re e a u ­
pies, H otel A ustin Bldg.
Some days ago, a good, liberal, loyal, generous, broad-m inded
tom obiles down ilie :
F O R SALE— R E A L ESI'
w ere cam ped in th e i
citizen of one of the ,:cow counties” wrote the local weekly paper
JTOR SA I. I
th e p ast week.
T
th a t he w anted to subscribe for it d u rin g 1919 and get the county
lo ts on E lizabeth -. .c t
| ran ch ers from D rink
p ita l. W rite S. O. Peck, ■
j ew ar, C anada, an
news, and would send in his subscription if the paper would be
ton, W ash.
I Long Beach, Calif.
sent at the OLD P R IC E (th e price has of necessity been advanced
FO R EXCHANGE Tmprow ¿ 2 1 .
-
ap p les a n d alfalfa, u n d e r Gow rn
from $1.00 a year to $1.50 )
m e n t ditch, for A shland ! s
* low o r sm all im proved tra c t. R
“ »Ve im m ediately wrote h im ,” says the editor, “ we would ac­
v e
M. Hood, H erm iston, Or. n.
«fia ä Tía!
cept his proposition— provided he would brin g us a cord of wood,
5 7-1 m o’
B
F in e T a ilo r in g
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES
Good Cues and Tips
Áinuti’s Billiard Parlor
^ J k H ís íN a tíO tta íB a n k
Co. ¡
Doing”
r
Your
S a
F O R SALE— Improv; d acre;
f;
room
c o tta g e;
b a rn ;
ch k a
h ouse; city w a te r; on 1
P ric e reasonable.
Easy
See B eaver R ealty Co.
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FOR SALE— Or will O de i'o" O
,
gon property
consisting of corn m aize and cot
to n . W . 1 Liles. Lou, Tex <.
64-lm o
BARGAINS IN REV
place in tow n th a t is ti" •
huy considering tli ■ i-
;
F ightliness in R
'
A lso have some acre woi n
proved a t a ttra c tiv e p a t
term s. Staples, m
d ■; ;o k
Garage.
I O
S ■ I S
e-y a!
in yo
n.
3-r-10c Loaves
2— 15c Loaves
!A M H S R » a
D oughnuts, Bu.is. Si
1,
FINANCIAL
JV A N TED — $10,ì)00 to S 2 5 ,u .
. .
am ple security
on a live i •' k
proposition. W ill .
tim e fo r th e next 90 d
. : -
quire at the T idings o. ie
1-
FIR E INSURANCE Is ;
m an’s safeguard as well -
endorser. Why not t i :
property as well
M ake a bet of $4 a g a in st $10 )01
th a t you will not have a fir-
in a year. You win if you h
Old R eliable InsU ram . Co. ..
E. T. Staples, H otel Austin B e.'
lag .m e x t door to F o rd G ar.w e. 1-tf
f
L
iih
is
B a k e r y y
C. JORGENSEN, P rop.
O 1H ES
TA ILO R S FOR
MEN A N D
W OM EN
Best W oolens; L atest F a sh ­
ions A lw ays.
Satisfaction G uaranteed
White Boots, Oxfords
and Pumps
SUBSTANTIA! 8EBllCTI9tlS
Our Window Shows She
Varidy
a barrel of corn, a bushel of sweet potatoes, a basket of eggs, or a
side of bacon ai ihe priee he go! for these commodities five or six years
ago, w hen there was some profit in publishing a new spaper at
$1 00 a year.
“ Seven long days have passed— and no wood, no corn, no
’taters, no eggs, no bacon.
“ H e couldn’t afford to do it. Yet, he was generous enough to
send h im th e paper for $1.00 and m ake him a present of 50 cents.
Of all the 33,285 people in the county th is k in d ly disposed in d i­
vidual is th e only one with gall enough to ask us to send the paper
at the old p ric e —and we do not believe there is another in the
whole cou n ty .”
E very user of a telephone who slops to th in k know s th a t he
would be paying an inadequate rate now if he was not paying sub­
sta n tia lly m ore th a n he was before the war.
The Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.