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A d v e rtisin g fo r f r a te r n a l o rd e rs
o r so c ie tie s c h a rg in g a re g u la r in iti­
a tio n fee a n d d u e s, no d isc o u n t. R e­
lig io u s a n d b e n e v o le n t o rd e rs w ill be
c h a rg e d th e r e g u la r r a te fo r a ll ad
v e rtis in g w h en an a d m issio n o r o th e r
c h a rg e is m ade.
fla g of hope, a n d th o u s a n d s and m il-
lio n s h a v e seen it a n d been cu red.
I w o n d e r if M rs. S m ith th in k s he
o u g h t to h av e p re a c h e d iso la tio n . I
w o n d er if sh e th in k s t h a t Mr. W in-
n e o u g h t n o t to te ll h is ra ilro a d
b ro th e rs of th e g r e a t b e n e fits t h a t
he h a s receiv ed from th e Ile lm a n
b a th s , o r sh o u ld M r. C o rn e liu s be
a sh a m e d to sp e a k o u t a n d te ll th e
w o rld a b o u t th e b e n e fits he is r e ­
ceiv in g
from
tlie
Jackson
hot
sp rin g s.. T h e re w as a m an b ro u g h t
his little w ife, a m o th e r, a ll th e way
THE FRANKLIN PRICE LIST
to all
E n te re d a t th e A sh la n d , O regon.
P o s to ffic e as S econd-class M all M at­
ITH th e tan g of autum n in the
air, a study in th e lig h ter fu rs
Is m ost apropos.
L a te r comes
<$, R ise to tr a n s p o r ts p a s t ex-
• j th e heavier fu r c o a t
L eading up
to its entree, designers have been giv­
p ressin g ,
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re m e m b ra n c e <§> ] ing m uch thought to th e evolving of
S w ee te r
by
tu r w raps to span th e interim be­
m ad e.— G o ld sm ith .
...
tw een early autum n and sleighbell
tim e.
Judging from th e sum ptuous fu r
Do n o t le t th e d u s t g a th e r on y o u r displays bi fashion centers, the prob­
d ic tio n e ry .
C o n su lt it o fte n . T h is lem is solved.
Tlie answ er is a d o r­
is th e only w ay to b u ild up a n d s u s ­ able fu r capelets and shaw l-like w raps
ta in a good v o c a b u la ry . I t is th e m ade of m ost unusual peltry, such as
only w ay to a c q u ire p rec isio n of A m erican b ro ad tail in taupe, black or
brown, caram el-colored caracul, un­
speech.
spotted erm ine, gray squirrel, krira-
mer, a stra k h an , P ersian lam b and most
S im p lified sp e llin g a d v o c a te s in em phatically, m oleskin. Novelty furs
m an y in sta n c e s a r e th o se w ho can a re stressed th is season, singly and in
sp e ll o nly in th e s im p lifie d w ay. T h e com bination.
F o r elegance personified, the mole
good s p e lle r u su a lly is s a tis fie d to
shaw
l-cape portrayed herew ith has no
ro ck a lo n g w ith th e old sp ellin g .
superior.
It Is a decided innovation,
suggesting
a shaw l topped w ith a
T h e A m erican sm a ll hoy is h e a r t ­
volum inous cap«-collar, a n d it h as a
ily in fa v o r of th e n av al h o lid ay , in
th e hope t h a t th e te n -y e a r p ro p o sa l
m ay be a d o p te d as th e b a sis fo r th e
school h o lid a y .
P U B L IC bO K U M
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u n n o tic e d u n til— o n e d a y w e w o n d e r w h e re th e m oney
w ent.
T h e re is a w ay— an e a sy w ay— to chock th e le a k s. P ay
from W a sh in g to n to th e J a c k so n h ot been p ra c tic in g fo r so m e tim e, a n d ,
sp rin g s. H e w as a d ra y d riv e r, s o m e - ' M iss C a rv e r expects to h av e th re e
a ll k ills by c h eck . Tin« ch eck s tu b s will tell you when*
good te a m s. A bout th re e w eeks ago
th e s e n io rs a n d so p h o m o re s p la y e d
fo r th e c h a m p io n sh ip of th e school.
I t w as a good g am e a n d b o th s i d e s .
w o rk ed h a rd . T h e so p h o m o re s w o n ,
by a sco re of 14 to 8.
A r th u r W illh ite , of th e fre sh m a n
■ class, le f t school re c e n tly ,
E d ith P a tte rs o n , o f th e fre s h m a n
) class, w e n t to D u n sm u ir la s t w eek,
(h e m oney w e n t— a n d how m uch fo r e a ch p u rp o se.
The Citizens Bank
Oregon
Ashland,
go dow n a n d b a th e seven tim e s in a q u ite h a rd .
certain, riv e r a n d
you
w ill be
T h e F o re n sic lite r a r y society gives
c le a n s e d .” M rs. S m ith w ould tr e a t a r e p o r t on c u r r e n t e v e n ts every
th e se d iseased fo lk s lik e t h a t little week.
T h is w eek th e re p o r t w as
b a tc h of people was going to tr e a t given by B a rn a rd Jo y on C h in a ’s
th e w om an on a c e rta in occasion tro u b le s, a n d th e 1925 ex p osition a t
w hen C h rist w as p re se n t. She hat? P o rtla n d .
s in n e d , no q u e s tio n a b o u t th a t, a n d
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th e y w a n te d to sto n e h e r, a n d H e
W ith m o d e rn a p p a ra tu s w e can
r a th e r in tim a te d t h a t it m ig h t be m ak e y o u r P ° r t r a i t a t n i&b t as wel1
ali rig h t, if th e one th a t had no sin a s ln d a y tim e - E v e n in g by a P‘
w ould v o lu n te e r to c a s t th e f i r s t 1 P o L 'to ien t. D a rlin g S tudio. 71-lmo
Sam e p ric e s— re a s o n a b le price—
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T h e tin y b ro o k of p e tty e x p e n d itu re s tric k le s on a n d on
to. f w o n d er if t h a t little old g irl
W ed n esd a y m o rn in g , th e p u p ils of
th a t h e a rd th e c o m p la in t of th e lep e r th e firs t p eriod classes, w e re "Sur-
w hen he w as e x p e ctin g to lie iso la t- j p rised w ith th e tw o p e rio d exam i-
cd, w ho sa id to him . “ W hy, no, y o u ' n a tio n s.
T h ese e x a m in a tio n s a re I
d o n 't h av e to be iso la te d ; you ju s t¡ g iv e n w ith o u t n o tic e a n d a re u su ally
W e m a k e a ll q u o ta tio n s on
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ter.
High School News
A Self-Recording Expense Book
T he b a s k e t hall seaso n w ill open
in a b o u t six w eeks. T he g irls h av e)
tilin g lik e E a rl R oach, t h a t could not
go very' o fte n a n d ta k e his fam ily in
a p u llm a n c a r, h u t he b ro u g h t h e r
dow n in a buggy a n d had to c a rry
h e r o u t a f t e r lie got h e r h ere.
I
w ish M rs. S m ith c o u ld have seen th e
tw in k le in t h a t m a n ’s eye w hen lie
saw his w ife com e back to h e a lth , so
she could n o t only ju m p in to th e
b u g g y , nut over it if sh e h ad w an ted
W hat C on stitutes A dvertising
In o rd e r to a lla y a m is u n d e rs ta n d ­
ing am o n g som e as to w h a t c o n sti­
tu te s new s a n d w h a t a d v e rtis in g ,
we p r in t th is v ery sim p le ru le , w hich
Is u s e d by n e w sp a p e rs to d iff e re n ti­
a te b e tw e en th e m : “ A LL f u tu r e
e v e n ts, w h e re a n a d m issio n c h a rg e
Is m ad e o r a co llectio n is ta k e n IS.
A D V E R T IS IN G .” 'T h is ap p lie s to
o rg a n iz a tio n s a n d so c ie tie s of every
k in d as w ell as to in d iv id u a ls.
A ll re p o rts of su ch a c tiv itie s a f te r
th e y h av e o c c u rre d is new s.
A ll com ing social o r o rg a n iz a tio n
m e e tin g s of so c ie tie s w h e re , no
m oney c o n trib u tio n is so lic ite d , in iti-
a tio n c h a rg e d , o r c o lle cto a ta k e n IS
N E W S.
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u st, 1852. All re a l p io n ee rs k n o w
th is to he a fa c t— a n d M ollie Ross
w as th e f ir s t w h ite g irl baby born
in Ja c k so n v ille ,
Jackson
co u n ty ,
O regon.
A P IO N E E R .
W
“silver lining.” A t each move ol
milady, entrancing glim pses of gray
m etal brocade of regal qu ality a re re ­
vealed.
Speaking of m oleskin, th e tem p ta ­
tion is to digress from the subject of
fu r w raps long enough to tell of the
cunning m oleskin envelope pocketbook
anyone can m ake who is clever with
the needle. Join tiny pieces of mole,
shaping sam e ju st like a large en­
velope. In se rt heavy satin gussets at
the side.
Line w ith a b rillia n t silk
and sew a clip on th e flap.
To retu rn to our su b je c t; Long
stoles o r sc arfs of kolinsky or J a p a n ­
ese sable, th e la tte r being th e orig­
inal of the subject of our illustration,
a re a vogue de luxe. Such a w ra p Is
adm irable fo r real service w ith a
tailored s u it
rr vrvrcitN
sto n e .
I su p p o se t h a t h a d M rs. |
S m ith been th e re , sh e w ould a t
le a s t h a v e th ro w n a, c h u n k a t h e r.
T h e b ig g e st m en a n d w om en of
th e w orld a re th o se t h a t a re try in g
to p u rify it, an d i t ’s alw ay s been th e
case. I c a n see in m y im a g in a tio n ,
old A b ra h a m p le a d in g fo r Sodom —
how , in t h a t last, in te rv ie w w ith God,
a f te r it w as over, w hen lie s ta r te d
back to f in d tlie five rig h te o u s peo­
ple, how h is ste p s b e g a n to g e t lo n g ­
e r as he re a c h e d th e city. I t ’s tru e
t h a t h e failed to fin d th e n u m b e r r e ­
q u ire d , h u t it w as th e s p ir it t h a t
c o u n te d w ith him a n d i t is th e sa m e
s p ir it th a t w ill c o u n t w ith us.
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T h e s ta te m e n t m ad e a t th e pio­
th e w ayside. H e w as o n e of th o se n e e r re u n io n a s to B asil D airy b e in g
d iseased k in d lik e M rs. S m ith ta lk s th e f ir s t w h ite hoy h o rn in J a c k so n
a b o u t t h a t w e sh o u ld a ll s h u n ; b u t c o u n ty is a ll a m ista k e . H e w as n o t
C h a rle y d rifte d in to H o t S p rin g s to h o rn in J a c k s o n c o u n ty , b u t h is p a r ­
To F igh t Illiteracy
g et boiled o u t, a n d h e did . H e got e n ts c a m e to J a c k s o n v ille w hen he
“ A m erican E d u c a tio n W e ek ” is to E d ito r of T id in g s ;,
b o ile d o u t so th o ro u g h ly t h a t th e r e w as a b ab y ; th e y cam e in 1852.
be o b serv ed in th e seven d ays be-1
1 re a d tb e » T i d e by Mrs
w as n o t a tra c e of th e d ise a se le ft N e ith e r c a n W a lte r G ore claim th e
g in n in g y e s te rd a y . P re s id e n t H a rd
in g o ffic ia lly p ro cla im s tb e w e e k .lin g s a few d ay s ago. an d am so glad in h is system . H e did n o t w h isp e r h o n o r.
B ru ce E v a n s w as th e firs t
a n d G o v e rn o r O lcott of O regon, a n d t h a t m y ow n e x p e rien c e a t resorts: iso la tio n ;
he how led d e v e lo p m en t i w h ite boy b o rn in j a c k so n c o u n ty ,
th e g o v e rn o rs of o th e r s ta te s h a v e |d o e s n o t Iead m e to th in k of thera j e v e ry m in u te a ll th e b a la n c e of h i s ' H e w as b o rn n j a c k a o n v ille in A ug-
m ad e o ffic ia l p ro c la m a tio n o f th is I in th e sa m e w ay th a t sh e does. I life.
H e b u ilt th e M au rice b a th - — ---------------- ---------------------------------------
p e rio d u rg in g th e people to o b serv e ¡u se d to th in k u n til I saw th e possi-j h ouse a n d a d v e rtis e d it so e x te n s iv e -'
It in s p irit a n d w ith in te llig e n t ef- b ilitie s of m a k in g a r e s o r t o u t of ly th a t d ise a se d people fro m a ll ov- ’
TH E EL H A R T WAY
f o r t to ach iev e th e p u rp o se s to w h ic h l A sh la n d , t h a t C olorado S p iin g s, oi e r th e w o rld c am e th e r e to be c u re d .
th e w eek is d e d ic a te d .
L ong B each, C alif., w ere th e m ost H e w as n o t a fr a id of c a tc h in g a d is ­ The little EXTRAS in serv­
C itizen s a re su m m o n ed by P re si- ideal hom e to w n s t h a t I h a d e v e r ease from a b a th tu b ; if he h a d been
ice can be given the Early
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a n d l seen , a n d , of c o u rse , th e s e to w n s a ju d g e on th e bench w h e re som e
Xmas shoppers
th o u g h tf u l a tte n tio n to th é needs) a re n o th in g b u t re s o rts . I t did not r o tte n h u s b a n d w as try in g to es-
a n d a im s o f th p pu b lic schools; it o ccu r to m e t h a t th e sp le n d id h o te ls cape a d iv o rce fro m a clean w om an.
is p a rtic u la rly rec o m m e n d e d t h a t ef-I a n d s a n ita riu m s a t th e s e p laces w ere on th e g ro u n d th a t h e c a u g h t th e
f o rts be a d d re sse d to p ra c tic a l ex- a so u rc e of im m o ra lity to th e peo- d ise a se fro m a b a th tu b . C h a rle y
p re sslo n of c o m m u n ity in te r e s t I n iP le : I th o u g h t th e y w e re in th e na w ould h av e been fro m old M issouri.
He w ould h av e h a d to been show n.
p u b lic e d u c a tio n .”
I tu r e of a b lessin g .
M r. H a rd in g a s s e rts t h a t th e r e a re
M rs. S m ith sp e a k s a b o u t H o t N ot only w ould he h av e g ra n te d th e
m o re th a n 5,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 boys a n d g irls I S p rin g s, A rk. I w ish t h a t sh e m ig h t div o rce, b u t w ould h av e o rd e re d th e
i n A m erica w ho a re n o t a v a ilin g ) h a v e m et C h a rle y M aurice w hen she ra sc a l sh o t, n o t b e fo re s u n u p , b u t
th e m se lv e s of fre e school a d v a n ta g e s) w as th e re .
I m e t him f ir s t m o re ju s t b e fo re su n d o w n , fo r b e in g a
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‘a n d a r e la c k in g in th a t y o u th fu l th a n th ir ty y e a rs ago, a n d th e m in- lia r.
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Genuine Pyralin Ivory — a
ln g o f a n in te llig e n t c itiz e n s h ip .” ) th a t I w as in th e p rese n c e of a d ise a se s; h e knew th e te n d e n c y
very complete line. As well
T h e p re s id e n t a lso say s th a t th e ex- I p rin ce. H e did n o t s h a k e h a n d s lik e a m o n g th e s e d ise a se d people to c a r ­
as all the pieces in tlie new
p e rle n c e o f th e w orld w a r “ re v e a lsI so ™e p eo p le; he used b o th of th e m ; ry o u t th e B iblical in ju n c tio n to
SHELL PYRALIN
v a st e le m e n ts o f p o p u la tio n t h a t a re he p u t one of h is h a n d s u n d e r y o u rs m u ltip ly a n d p o p u la te th e e a rth , ju s t
See our window and make
Illite ra te , p h y sic a lly u n fit, o r un- an d th e o th e r on top, a n d w hen you lik e M rs. S m ith believes in it. B u t
f a m ilia r w ith A m e ric an id ea ls a n d s o t a w elcom e fro m a m an lik e th a t C h a rle y h a d h is eye on one p h a se of
your selections early at
th e su b p e ct t h a t M rs. S m ith is o v e r­
tr a d itio n s .” A m ong th e s e c o n d itio n s y °u h a v e so m e th in g .
P r e s id e n t H a rd in g c a lls upon A m eri-
C h a rle y w as ju s t a com m on show lo o k in g ; h e k n ew t h a t w hen you
cans to ra lly to th e co lo rs of edu- m an , b u t if you th in k t h a t th e re c le a n se d th e body of th e p a re n ts ,
c a tio n a n d w ag e re le n tle s s w ar. T h e i i s n t p rin c e s in th e show b u sin e ss, t h a t th e y w ould b rin g c le a n c h ild re n
b ig p e rc e n ta g e of illite ra c y in th e ju s t r e a d th e life of J o e J e ffe rs o n in to th e w o rld ; he k n e w t h a t th e s e
U n ite d S ta te s is a b lo t u p o n th is na%| *n “ R ip V an W in k le ,” o r D avid W a r d iseased people w e re b rin g in g th o u s ­
tio n t h a t s h o u ld b e w ip e d o u t. A n d ) fie ld - in th e “ G ra n d A rm y M an,” o r a n d s of little in n o c e n t b a b ie s in to
th e cam paign for its eradication both, in “ H am let,” and if you are th e w orld th a t co u ld o n ly live p a in ­
should be given im petus by the ob­ not past redemption, you will change fu l a n d m is e ra b le e x iste n ce s. So
servance of “ American Education your notion. Charley was one of C harley, k n o w in g th e v irtu e s o f th e
these show men th a t had fallen by H o t S p rin g s w a te rs , r a n up th e w h ite
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are all important to us
and therefore we sell
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ing our trade a tire that
is unapproachable for
hard service and de­
pendability — and the
price — as low as any
standard make.
All this is backed up by
the Mason Unlimited
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service, both of them the
best ever.
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December
7.. 8 - 9 -10
DISPLAYS OF OREGON PRODUCTS
FRUIT EXHIBITS
CORN AND GRAIN SHOW
Domestic Art, Automobiles, and Big Poul­
try and Rabbit Show, also Livestock
All Southern Oregon invited to send exhibits and
participate in this gigantic fair.
Two buildings—The Armory and Natatorium
to the show.
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