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THE ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
interested in his office than in his
home is following the wrong scent.
Established 1876
W hen a m an's tim e becomes worth
Published Every Evening Except
so much per m inute th a t he loses
Sunday
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO. five or ten dollars every time he
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OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNT! stops to kiss the baby, he is in dan
ger of losing his life.
So is the
PAPER
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baby.
The tw enty-ninth annual encamp
One of the best things we ever
id about the city of Portland is ment of the Southern Oregon Sol-
Jne month . . . ........................... $ .66
fh re« m onths . ........................... 1.95
Six m onths . . . ........................... 8,76 town.— Portland Telegram.
tiou will be held at Ashland, com
One y e a r .........
Mail «mi R ural Routes.
mencing Monday, Septem ber 5, 1921,
YOUR TOWN
One mouth . . . ........................... 1 .«5
i and continuing five days. Tents,
Three mouths . ....................... .. 1.95
wood, straw and cofee will be furn
Six months . . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3.50
One year ......... ........................... 6.50 If yon w ant to iive in the kind of a ished free to veterans and th eir fam
town
1 ilies. The camp will be located iu
ADVERTISING RATES:
Like the kind of a town
D isplay A dvertising
--------- you
- - lik e ,[th e park in the old camping grounds'
Single insertion, each in ch ............30c You needn’t slip your clothes in a a • Ex-confederates are cordially invited
Y* ^ K ?A CONTRACTS
,
grip
< to meet with us and partake of our
ne a week .*.*** SU><E 2 7 % c ! And sta rt on a long, long hike;
hardtack and coffee, and to our
One
_ __ __lies a w eek.................... 25c '^ o u l l only find what you left b e -,b ro th e rs of the Spanish-American
Every other d a y ........................ 20c
hind,
w ar and the world war, we extend
„
Readers.
. p Or th e re ’s nothing th a t’s really ¡ th e soldiers’ welcome.
To run every other day for on« - ,
ne
i
Comrades, as the time for our
m onth, each line, each time . . . 7 c ! s a knock at yourself when you ^ ual m uster-out draw s near, the de-
n n f every
iv f t r v ia
n n a f for
nr n
n- m
o n th
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k llO C k yO U T tO W il—
s sire
i r » t to
n n once
n n o ****»«•>«.
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To i ran
issue
on«
month
more touch elbows
w . lt>
or more, each line, each t i m e .. . . 5c
It isn’t your town— it’s you.
f those \ h o stood in the b attle front
C lassified Colum n.
j grows stronger, and wo should avail
One cent the word each time.
To run every issue for one mouth or Real towns are not made by
ourselves ° f th,S °PP°rtu n ityi which
more, %c the word each time.
to some of us will be the last rally.”
afraid
Legal R ate:
E. K. HALL,
Lest somebody else gets ahead;
F irst Time, per 3 point line . . . . 10c
Col. Commanding.
Each subsequent time, per 8 point
W here everyone works and nobody
line
........................ ..............Cc
BERTHA
E. ADAMS,
shirks.
Card of Thanks, $1.00.
A djutant.
You can raise a town from the
Obituaries, 2% cents the line.
d
ead
;
F ratern al O rders and Societies
A dvertising for fraternal orders And, if while you make v o u r n e r
or societies charging a reg u lar inlti-
sonal q "
° u r per">
ation fee and dues, no discount. Re-
v
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ttgious and benevolent orders will be , ' our neighbor can make one, too,
charged the regular rate for all ad- ■ Your town will be what you want
vertising when an admission or other
to see—
charge is made.
It isn’t your town— it’s you.
What Constitutes Advertising!
The above is - printed
in the Tid-'
In order to allay a m isunderstand-
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lag among some as to w hat consti- lags for the fourteenth tim e
We
By MAY BENEDICT
lutes news and w hat advertising, want it to soak into Ashland people
At the W. C. T. U. m eeting at the
we print this very simple rule whicn
peupie.
Presbyterian church Tuesday a fte r
Is used by new spapers to dlfferin-
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—
attuta between them : "ALL future
noon, everyone enjoyed a good time.
events, where an admission c h a rg e ' <$>
I he scripture lesson and prayer
♦
is made or a collection is taken 4,
were
given by Mrs. Koehler and also
SUGAR-COATED
PILLS
OF
<
•»
IS ADVERTISING.” This applies to
WISDOM
some
very fitting and appropriate re
organizations and societies of every «
$
kind as well as to individuals.
’5>
marks. Mrs. Alta W elnburger sang
All reports of such activities after »$> From ‘‘Aesop’s Film Fables’
nicely, “ He Will Keep You
<S> very
they have occurred is news.
—
By
Aesop,
J
r.—
•v> Sweet.”
All coming social or organization
Mrs. Josephine Champie then spoke
meetings of societies where no money <*>
A
contribution is solicited, initiation « THE COUNTRY MOUSE AND
on different phases of the tem per
charged, or collection taken in NEWS. <9
THE CITY MOUSE
<$> ance question, and told of the faith-
<s>
We make ail quotations on
Be it ever so crumbled there’s •>
'*•' no bread like your own.
JO lt WORK
<•»
♦ * ♦
from
THE FRANKLIN PRICE LIST.
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Home is happiness
Same prices— Reasonable Price— <?> quarters according
♦ Country Mouse and
to all.
4» Mouse” film fable.
E ntered a t the Ashland, Oregon, <9
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Postoffice as Second Class Mail
♦
Mice and men— and women <?
Matter.
?' — appreciate the real thing af- <?>
<s> tei they have seen, or tasted, <?>
'♦
♦ <$> th e im itation. .
<9 Uneasy lies the head th a t -•>
wears a crown.— Pope.
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Heed not the "kidding” of <?
4> <♦• strangers lest there be hidden <■?
<9 <9 <9 <9
motive in their headquarters. «>>
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♦
Cooks
are
known
by the rood <?>
Why not let women do the ta lk
they
serve.
~
ing in the disarm am ent conference
®
ar.d men do the listening? Women,
“ Home Sweet Home” is the
in such circum stances, would talk
<
?
>
moral
song in F a th e r Aesop’s -9
with wisdom and discretion. All the
'i>
tale
of
“The Country Mouse <9
wise talk does not proceed from
and
th
e
City
Mouse.”
a
men.
♦
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Europe's ability ouce more to sit
An ounce of eats is worth a <S>
<g>
up and smilingly relieve the Ameri * pound of menus.
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J
can to u rist’s pocketbook is helping
W e carry several kinds.
M
The richer the food, the 4?
on the rehabilitation of th at over *
seas continent.
g reater the indigestion.
a
w ith
Rubber, Com position
*
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<9 leath er soles.
It’s an ill wind th a t blows the
I t’s a long meal th a t has no <9 *
farm er no good. His crop shortage & dessert.
is to be more than compensated by *
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<9
the generous prices he will receive <?■'
Many a full dress suit cov- <9
for his products.
* ers an empty stomach.
<9
' ASHCANÒ'
— “ Aesop’s Film Fables ”
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oacgon .
A HOME TOWN
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Ashland
Tidings
Southern Oregon
Soldiers, Sailors
Reunion Sept 5fh
Local W.C.T.U.
Elect Officers,
Coming Year
Canvas
fulness of the W. C. T. U. women in New Style Victor P h on ograp h -
the past.
.
Rose Brothers are proudly display
The program was finished with a ing the first model of a recently de
solo by Mrs. E. O. Smith in her u s signed model of the Victor phono
ual pleasing m anner.
graph to reach the Rogue river val
At th e business session several re ley. The model is low and resembles
ports were given, and an invitation a library table. Rose Brothers have
voted to be sent to th e state W. C. already received several orders for
T. U. président to visit us soon.
the model.
The following officers were elect
ed for the coming year: President, At Lake of the W oods—
Mrs. W illiam Cochran; vice presi
Coach Hughes of the local high
dent, Mrs. Luella M. Stearns; secre school, is spending a few days at
tary, Mrs. Ella W hite; treasu rer, Mrs. Lake of the Woods.
H. G. W olcott; corresponding secre
tary, May Benedict.
A vote of thanks by the union
was given Mrs^ Silva J . W ertz, the
retiring president, for faithful work
during the last year.
Delegates elected for the county
convention a t Medford were Mes
dames B. L. Powell, Ella White,
Josephine Champie
and
Luella
Stearns.
The m eeting closed with a social j
hour and refreshm ents.
R eturns from G rants P a s s -
Miss Pearl Ruger, th e sm iling and
eflicient soda fountain dispenser at
Rose B rothers confectionery, has re
turned from a th ree days trip to the
Oregon CaveB, near G rants Pass.
OAC
Oregon’s Higher Institution of
TECHNOLOGY
Eight Schools; Seventy Departments
FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 19. 1921
fur mluonsnon «rite 1« the ResMlrer
Oregon Agricultural College
C O R VA LLIS
PEARL OIL
Fall Woolens
(K E R O S E N E )
FALL STILES
and
An ideal home fuel for oil
[cooltstoves, oil heaters and
1 oil lamps. Get it at yourj
FALL PRICES
have arrived at
za
I dealer’s.
Tailors for Men and Women
STANDARD
OIL COMPANY
You are invited for a look
(C A L IF O R N IA )
ITIZENS
BANK
OFASHLÀND
YOU
HAVE
Sleep time is the time when
the reconstructive processes in
your body are busiest — turning
food into blood, and nerve tissue,
and living cells.
T hat’s the reason why lack of
sleep makes you irritable, ineffi
cient and nervous; and why you
lack “punch” when you don’t get
a proper amount of the right
kind of sleep.
It has been the experience
of many that the cup of tea or
coffee, taken at meal-time, robs
them of sleep.
HEARD
of men who could hardly
writs their own name—
but
w ho
SA V ED
MONEY!
Are you, who can read,
write and earn, money
willing to be outdone by
men less Intelligent than
yourself?
1
Think it over, and start
a Savings Account in
this
«ng ban* today.
I
In Gould and Pyle’s Cyclo
pedia of Medicine and Surgery
you’ll find that “caffein is a rap
idly acting stimulant to the brain
and spinal cord, quickens the
action of the heart, and raises
blood pressure.”
This makes it a very, good
medicine if prescribed by a doctor
for cases of collapse, when a pa
tient needs to have his system
abnormally forced into activity.
But caffeine is not good for
people whose systems don’t need
to be drugged.
So if you don’t get your proper
sleep at night, it may be because
you are being kept awake by
tea or coffee.
Stop tea and coffee for awhile
and drink Postum—the delicious
cereal beverage.
Postum is a pure cereal prod
uct, and contains no harmful
element whatsoever. Your first
taste of Postum will surprise and
•please you. Many people prefer
the flavor of Postum to that of
coffee.
Order Postum from your gro
cer today. Drink this hot, re
freshing beverage in place of tea
or coffee for ten days, and see
what a wonderful difference it
will make in the way you feel.
Postum com es in tv.-o form s: Instant
P ostum (in tin s) m ade in stan tly in the cup by
th e addition of boiling water. Postum Cereal
(in packages of larger bulk, for those who
prefer to make the drink while the uieul is being
prepared) m ade by boiling tor 20 m inutes.
They Are Arriving
Mirroring the Latest Fall Modes, as they will
appear on Fashions Avenues
J
New and altogether different in stylings are the logs
arriving daily from the fashion centers so charmingly
authentically correct and individualized by their exclusive
treatments.
These cleverly styled garments are right up to
the minute as you will note on inspection.
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The Delights of the
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Seashore and Mountains
ATTRACTIVE
Tired and Nervous—from the Lack
of Sleep? Do You Know
the Reason Why?
Suitable
for
Hunting
and
Fishing
There used to be a saying among
the forward men of Seattle ‘‘If you
want to do business, come to Seat
tle. If you want to sleep, live in
Tacoma.” A Seattle citizen said in
Portland the other day; “ Yes, Ta
coma is a good home town, but Seat
tle for business.”
Saying nothing of the com parative
m erits of these two worthy cities,
calling a town a “ good home tow n”
is not damn,¡ng th a t city with faint
praise, whatever the intent of the
rem ark.
The final test of the worth of a
town is its value as a home town.
Business is much, but it is not an
end in itself. No tread mill is an
end in itself. Business is incident
ally character building for good or
for evil; but its designed and de
sired end is the support of the home.
The home end of life is the chief
end; it is th a t for which the business
end exists. The man who is more
Wednesday, August 24, lOdt
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appeal to many thousands each year. Be oue of the
merry throng th a t go th e re thia summer for Health,
Rest, R ecreation (and Amusement.
A'Ve invite you to come in, and allow us to show them to
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von.
P rices are about 25 to 30 per cent lower than last season,
are glad to share this good news with our customers aud
frienda.
Our line ot stouts should be of especial interest.
Clearance prices are still on all over the store. We must
have room for our new stock.
Round Trip
Summer Excursion Tickets
WOOL TRICOTINES AND SERGES
A LINE SECOND TO NONE
are now on sale to m any delightful places.
Newport.
Our New Fall Style Quarterlies Are Here—Pictorial Review
and Ladies Home Journal
Ideal for th e family is this charm ing old place
th a t is free from conventionalities.
Crater Lake.
One of the greatest scenic wonders of the world,
is this beautiful lake of indescribable blue.
Tillamook County Beaches.
Fashion ^savs laces
Located am idst a w ealth of beautiful u atu ral
surroundings, are these resorts just a few miles be
yond the Coast Range.
and wool embroidered
Other Resorts.
bandings
Josephine County Caves. Colestin, Shasta Mountain
Resorts, Yosemite N ational Park.
here they are trimmings
"Oregon O utdoors”
Our new illustrated and descriptive booklet will
help you decide on the resort of your choice
Let us
assist you by providing a copy free on request.
For fu rth er inform ation inquire of ticket agents
Southern Pacific Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT,
General Passenger Agent.
SILKS
Now so much in demand.
comprising
the
newest
weaves, the softness of
which letidfc itselt to any
style of drapery.
on net and
for all kinds of wear-
afternoon or evening
A big line of fringes
havo also come
¡¿gYSOODS
C-anton Crepe . . . . .$4.33
< 'repo Satin .........
$3.78
Fairy Spun . . . . . . . $3.03
< Iutnnouse
$.3.23
Skinner's S atis and
Taffeta
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