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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
We*fa»e®day, Novem ber 23, 1921
MSCKIE SAYS
T H A N K S C IV IM C
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A teE ’MOO GQ'ITH
Irvm V. W illat has just completed
"F ifty Candies.” u picturization of
Earl D err Biggers novel, for H od-
kinson. You can’t make light of th at!
CTAe
Three Inseparables
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Goodrich and Fish Tires
Reduced in Price
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GOOD C L E A N STO C K , A L L F R E S H T H IS S E A S O N
W ard Law clle’s version of
s
¡Van W inkle.” a forthcommz Hodk.ii-
eoti picture which boasts 1'hoinas Jef
ferson in the leading role, will have
its world prem iere in Philadelphia.
Can any little boy or any little girl
tell me why tlrat particular city was
chosen?
20 p e r c en t o ff on C o rd s
10 p e r cen t o ff on F a b r ic s
C erne in a n d G et t h a t N ew T ire N ow
-«rari.
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Overland Marcy Co,
C o m e r M ain a n d T h ir d
T o m o rro w A sh la n d w ill c e le b ra te , in g day s ta n d s o u t as ty p ic a lly A m er-
A sh la n d , e n jo y in g th e p ro sp e rity
T he e p ic u re a n
ta s te s of Y oung ican, h a rk in g back to 1621 w hen th e ot- a y e a r t h a t has s e n t th e city for-
„ w i ill
n 'P ilg ® rim p io n ee rs of a e g > r e a t c o u n try j w ard , m
. a d , v a n c e m e n . t in
• accom plish-
.
A m erica a n d th e
grow n ups
o ffe red th e ir p ra y e rs of th a n k s g iv -
r u n r io t a t ta b le s lad en w ith th e jn g fQr &
Qf
W U h tfae m e n ts, h a s ev ery reaso n to be th a n k -
T h a n k sg iv in g bay fe a st, from tu .k e y p a rsin g of y e a rs T h a n k s g iv in g day Dtl fo r th e b e n e fits of th e p ast and
to c ra n b e rry sa u ce a n d all a c c e s-J has ta k e n on a d d e d * sig n ific a n ce to th e a lre a d y g rasp e d hopes of a g re a t-
so rie s. p la n n e d w eeks in a d v a n ce by th e people of a n a tio n tly it h a s e r an d b ig g e r A sh lan d fo r th e corn-
h o usew ives as th e ev en t
of th e y e a r fo u g h t its w ay th ro u g h th e tr ia ls of in g y e a r. In th e ir p riv a te h om es a n d
w hen
th e ir
c u lin a ry
a b ility
is an e a rly b e g in n in g to th e place of in th e c h u rc h e s, A shiar.d people will
b ro u g h t to th e lig h t of a p p re c ia tio n , le a d e rs h ip now g ra n te d w ith th e p a u se ip th e p u r s u it of w o rld ly gain
Of a ll th e fe s tiv itie s and h o lid ay s e v o lu tio n of a w orld d is a rm a m e n t t h a t th e y m ay th e b e tte r review th e
c e le b ra te d in th e work*
T h a n k sg iv - c o n fe re n ce a t W ashington^
ne' r 'n g end of a b rim fu l y ear.
MAL THOMAS L CLEAR
l i í l i l FIFTH
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B argain.” D o n ’t wom en always go
inad win n a 1 ar.cain is involved.'
R W.
One for m ildness.V IRG IN IA
One for mellowness. B U R L E Y
One fo r arooria. T U R K I S H
¡lie finest tobaccos pe rfectly
ag ed a n a b le n d e d
“Exit The Vamp,” a Param ount
Picture starring Ethel Clayton, was
completed just a little while after
T heda Bara had announced her retire
m e n t from the screen. Which means
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Benj. B. H am pton has completed
“The M ysterious Rider’ for Hodkin-
eon. When questioned, the gentleman
reiused to divulge his identity.
M ebbe he’s related to one of “T he
Four, Horsemen.”
Louis D. M ayer has secured the film
rights to H ulbert Footner’s “ F ur
Iringers.” It will be made by John
M Stahl. Which reminds me of the
roungster who when questioned by
he teacher as to what animal sup-
died his m other with fur», answered
'F ather I*
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T here’s a rumor—nub it’s only a
rum or so far—that after a prolonged
rest “Doug” and M ary are going to
make a picture together.
Wow!
Come early and avoid (he rush!
The title of Anita Stewart’s new
p icture has beer. ch:;n;: >{ from “ ih e
Pricer of Happiness to “ Her ?4av’
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Paul Scardon—husband of the radi
antly beautiful Betty Blythe, who
stored so trium phantly in Fox’s
‘‘Queen of Sheba” - h ^ s been engaged
to direct lor Vniv<n»al.
Norm an Kerry, one of the m ost
popular leading men of the present
day. is at work in London upon
“Three Live Ghosts.” under the di-oc-
tion of George EiUinauriec. His
brother spooks haven t been an
nounced yet.
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W hen follow ng an o th er c ar closely
on crow ded roads be ready to turn out
io one side or the oilier when us.ng
ih e brakes.
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The United S ta te s governm ent col
lected $148.720.800 from autom obile
ow ners last year, through the maim
fa e tu re r’s lax.
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laj. „Thom as L. C lear is the new
»surer of the United S tates ship-
B board Em ergency Fleet corpora-
M ajor C lear has been cor.nect-
w ith th e reg u lar arm y less than a
r, but he served w ith the expedi-
tary forces in several countries in
rope during the w ar as an inspec-
general in connection w ith arm y
inces.
He w as one of General
tthala' a s sis ta n ts a t Panam a
C harles J. Swain claim s to have
owned the first autom obile In. P h ila
delphia, in 1898, hih I since th a t tim e
lie has owned 24 different cans.
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Tin* Royal Danish Autom obile clul
in CoiMUihagen. was founded in 1901
Prince Axel is [»resident of the club
w hich has a m em bership of 1.000.
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M otor buses a re used by 12,00<
schools in the U nited S tates. Th<
vehicles are operated in 16 states, ano
tra n sp o rt more than 200.0(10 pupils
Do You Buy Coal and
Get Clinkers?
What’s the transformation
in your coal—clinkers and
ash—or mostly all heat?
Til
Sold by
A R SO N . F O W L E R
Teachers Recommend
Books
Christmas
G ifts
C h ild re n
Heat is what you expect when
you order coal, but unless you
say SUPERIOR Coal to your
D ealer, you can’t be su re u n til your
m oney h as gone up in smoke.
S uperior coal b u rn s freely w ith a long
flam e, m akes little soot, only a sm all
degree of ash, and em its g re a t h eat.
U M B E R CO.
S. Boyd, N. W. Agent
N or does it cost m ore, fo r Su
p e rio r D om estic L um p is th e eco
nom ical ran g e in size fo r f u r
nace, h e a te r, cooker a n d fire
place.
P a r e n ts a n d e d u c a to rs a g re e th a t sim p le, to be e n jo y e d th e m o re be-
books m ak e th e b e st possible C h rist- c a u se of its r a r ity .
m as g ifts fo r c h ild re n , p ro v id e d t h e ’ ’ T he m ovi> E p ic tu re c a n n o t be a
,
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' s u b s titu te fo r th e re a d in g of good
v olum es a r e in te r e s tin g a n d in stru c - . . .
. ....
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books.
The
c h ild ’s
im a g in a tio n
tiv e , w ell illu s tr a te d a n d filled w ith sh o u ld rea c h o u t in to a field of act-
re a d in g m a tte r w hich will a s s is t i n , | Vity s tim u la te d by th e w ord pic-
built* ng c h a ra c te r in th e rig h t di- t u re in ste a d of c o n s ta n t s tim u la tio n !
le c tio n . T h e p ro sp e c tiv e b u y e r is > f ron5 t h e s c re e n.
p erp lex ed w ith an e m b a rra s s m e n t of
T h e fo llo w in g lis t w ill be help fu l
rich es, fo r th e r e is such a v a st num -
in se le c tin g good books fo r c h il
b e r of good books to choose from
d r e n 's re a d in g . To f u r th e r a iil th e
th a t it is so m e tim e s d iffic u lt to d e
m o th e r, th e a g e of th e c h ild fo r
cide ju s t w hich o nes to p u rc h a se .
W h ich each book is in te n d e d , is
L ib ra ria n s a n d o th e rs who have
g iv en :
J m ad e a special stu d y of th e su b je c t
“ L ittle W o m e n ,” by L. M. A lcott
rec c m m e n d la rg e lis ts of first-c la ss
.
' (1 2 y e a rs ) ,
c h ild re n s g ift books, w hich re n d e rs , ,,o .
,
,
"S to ry of a Bad B oy,” T. B. Al-
if easy to m a k e C h ristm a s p u rc h a s e s .. ^ rl-cy, (
>
A shland d e a le rs c a rry la rg e sto c k s
F a iry T a le s ,” H. C. A n d e rso n
of th e b e st g ift boo k s o b ta in a b le
(a ll a g e s ).
a n d will g lad ly o rd e r a n y d e s ire d
A ra b ia n N ig h ts E n te rta in m e n ts ,
Vol u m es w hich th e y m ay not have
e d ite d by K a ie D ouglas W ig g in (1 1 )
in stock. O ne of th e la rg e s t b o o k
“ S to ry of R o la n d ,” J a m e s B aldw in
s to re s in th e w orld is lo ca ted a t (1 2 ).
P o rtla n d , m a k in g it p o ssib le to fill
“ In th e D ays of G ia n ts ,” A. F.
o rd e rs fo r th is lin e of goods w ith in
B row n (1 0 -1 1 ).
a very few days. In o rd e r to avoid
B ird Book, T. W . B u rg e ss (all
p o ssib le d isa p p o in tm e n t, how ever,
a g e s ).
book b u y e rs sh o u ld m ak e p u rc h a se s
“ A lice in W o n d e rla n d ,” L ew is
o r select books to be o rd e re d , a t an c a r r o i
( 9 ).
e a rly d ate.
“ P rin c e a n d th e P a u p e r,” M ark
T he g ro w in g h a b it o f .p a r e n t s of T w ajp ( l 2 )
a llo w in g ih e jr c h ilA e n to m itond
..u t t l e L a m e P rin c e ." D M. M.
m oving p ic tu re show s is to be ques- c r a i p
. ’
tio n e d .
G ra n te d , even, t h a t th e , ..H o blM on C ru B o e/.
D e!oe
play s a re s tric tly ce n so re d a n d thor-« (alJ ageg)
o u g h ly m o ra l, th e r e y et re m a in s th e
“ H a n s B r in k e r ,” M. M. D odge
fac t t h a t th is form of re c re a tio n is (1 0 -1 1 ).
p assiv e a n d n o t a s u b s titu te fo r th e
“ L an ce of K a n a n a ,” H. W . F re n c h
re a d in g h a b it. e T h e p lo ts a re h u rrie d ( 1 4 ).
an d fu ll of th rills , a n d th e c h ild ’s
F a iry T ales, J. L. K. a n d W . K.
m in d becom es so a c cu sto m e d to Gr j mrn (7 -1 1 ).
“ p len ty of a c tio n ” th a t it w ill n ev er
W o n d e r Book a n d T anglew ood
form a lik in g for “ q u ie t a n d le isu re - T a ]e s N a th a n ie l H a w th o rn e (8 -1 1 ). i
ly ” m e n ta l p le a s u re ,
Tl<e p lay s,
‘ W a te r B a b ie s,” C h a rle s K ings-
w ritte n fo r m a tu r e m in d s, a re a t- <
'te n d e d by th e ch ild , w ho is soon u n I* J u n g le
B ook, R u d y a rd K ip lin g
b ecom ingly s o p h is tic a te d
T he con ( 8 ).
s c ie n tio u s m o th e r w ill w atch th e
“ B oys’ K in g A r th u r ,” S idney L an
play s c a re fu lly , a n d w hen one ap- ijer q 2 )
p e a rs t h a t is w ell reco m m en d ed f o r i
“ P in o c c h io ,” C arlo L o ren zin i (7-
'c h ild re n , sh e w ill ta k e h e r boy as a j
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special treat, or as a lark, pure and ;
(C ontinued on P age Six)
see it an«l ai-range to tak e it a®
part paym ent on th e kind you
w ant— th e
q u ality
kind.
W e’ll
m ake you a liberal allow ance for
your goods and w e’ll sell you new
Ju rn itu re at low p r ic e s
The new
fu tn it ii . c w ill be prom ptly d eliv
ered.
Swenson, McRae Company
C o n s u lt Us*?
a b o u t th e th in g s you w a n t to tr y in th e line-
of in v e stm e n ts.
If we d o n ’t know a b o u t th e m
a lre a d y , w e ’ll in v e s tig a te th e ir re lia b ility a n d
p ro te c t y o u r p u rse .
The Citizens Bank
Oregon
A s h la n d ,
AN OREGON PAYROLL
T h e p e o p le of O R E G O N can in c re a se th e S T A T E P A Y
R O L L b y p a tro n iz in g a c o m p a ra tiv e ly new O R E G O N
IN D U S T R Y .
T h e B E A V E R H I L L C O A L C O M P A N Y h a s sp e n t
o v e r H A L F A M IL L IO N D O L L A R S hi d e v e lo p in g a
C O A L M IN E a n d e q u ip p in g a C L E A N IN G P L A N T to
clean th e coal, a n d is n o w p r e p a r e d to se rv e th e p e o p le
o f W e s te rn O reg o n w ith a G O O D , G L E A N , S O O T L S S
C O A L , a t L E S S C O S T P E R H E A T U N I T th a n a n y
fo re ig n coal o r w ood.
L u m p C oal, p e r to n d e liv e re d . $15.00
P e r h a lf to n , d e liv e re d ................$ 8.00
U S E A N O R EG O N P R O D U C T A N D H E L P B U IL D
A N OREGON PA Y ROLL
Ashland Lumber Co.
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