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Thursday, March 0, Í02S
TO CUT AUSTRALIAN ESTATES AMUSING TO WOMEN TODAY qf INTEREST TO ALL IRISH
Ashland News in Paragraphs
Measure Almost Socialistic in Charac
ter Is Approved by Most of the
Landholders.
Local J and Personal
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What Was Considered Proper In Mid-
Victorian Days Seems Some
what Ridiculous Now.
In Region Adjacent to French City ef
Cannes St. Patriok Received
Religious Training.
In a book written In mld-VIctorlan
Large Australian estates may have
“For true appropriateness Cannes
to be subdivided, according to the days concerning the proper manners might better be chosen for a discus
Sydney correspondent of a London pa of well-bred women appears the state sion of Irish affairs than for an at
ment that a woman with graying hair
per.
V isitin g in A shland—
tempt to solve European financial
The new South Wales government Is “hardly respectable without a cap,” t problems.” says a bulletin of the Na
Mrs. Charles Core of Bakersfield la reintroducing a large holding sub and that the woman of thirty-five who
Ashland Lodge No. 23, stated com | is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
tional -Geographic society, In regard to
munication Thursday evening, March French, of Pioneer avenue, for a few division bill, compelling owners tc does not don the cap as signal of the the French Mediterranean winter re
subdivide for closer settlement an> fact of her advanced age has some sort, meeting place of the allied su
9. Visit from Grand Master Baillie. ’ days.
land exceeding $100,000 in value. If thing of a “masculine aspect.”
preme council. “Cannes has Its tie
Program in addition to official rou
for Instance, the owner of laud worth
Such statements are amusing and with Ireland." the bulletin goes on to
tine. Supper promptly at 6:30.
$250,000 refuses to subdivide it the sometimes just a little annoying—es explain, "because it was in a monas
Real C hinese D ishes—
government will compulsorily acquire pecially to the woman of thirty-five. tery on one of two little islands just
Siskiyou C hapter No. 21, special
From real Chinese noodles at the $150,000 worth and make it available i
She consoles herself with the fact that off the Cannes shore that St. Patrick
convocation Friday evening, March Nelda Cafe.
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times have changed enormously since received the religious training which
10. Mark and Past M aster degrees
The Intention is to pay Immediate those days and that now so long as a fired him with missionary zeal and led
Try D etrick’s chipped beef in bulk. cash or current rates of interest tc woman Is slender enough to wear to his conversion of the Irish.
Twin Boys Arrive—
157-3 the owners. The measure, which is clothes selected by eighteen year-old
"St. Honorat founded, In 410, on the
approved by most Australian indivld girls she is seldom criticized for smaller of the two islands which
Word has been received from P ort
ual landholders, but bitterly opposed, wearing them.
land to the effect that Mr. and Mrs.
bears his name, the monastery in
Found Big Water.
by
big laud companies with headquar-j But don’t delude yourself Into think which St. Patrick studied. It was one
A. L. Strickland are the proud par
Silas Wright Titus, the “water wiz ters in England, will have the effect !
ents of twin boys born a few days ard,” is dead. Since boyhood. It is of opening for cultivation large areas ing that all women of thirty-five In mid- of the fountains of learning and mis
Victoria n days donned the cap of old
ago. Mr. and Mrs. Strickland are said, that he never failed to And un now utilized as sheep runs. Thus it age. Empress Eugenie wasn’t married I sionary effort during the Middle ages.
well known in Ashland.
derground water when he went aftei will afford an opportunity for an In until she was twenty-seven, and she ! According to a legend, the Island was
infested by snakes and St. Honorat
It. He made water hunting his life creased agricultural population and j continued to be regarded as one of
miraculously drove them out—an ex
We still have a stock of egg pro work. One of his big Jobs was locat scope for immigrants.
the most charming and beautiful worn- j ample which his follower, St. Patrick,
It is designed to mitigate the ex eu In Europe for many years.
ducer at $2.75 per 100 pounds. ing the underground water that sup
is supposed to have put to good use in
plies Brooklyn, N. Y., ID,000,000 gal lsting serious unrest arising out of thi
It is really no new thing for women i Erin.
Whole corn, cracked corn, wheat, lons a day.
Inability to provide Australian agricul of thirty-five, forty or over to retain
“In spite of Its many letters Cannes
mill run, calf meal, chick feed, oys
No matter how peculiar a demand turists with land. These people arc their youthful charms and change very is properly pronounced as a single syl
ter shell. All at attractive prices. rises, up from the people always comes being driven to the cities to swell tin little their mode of dress or behavior
lable, like the English verb ’can,’ "
W hite House Groceteria.
159-2 some man Intuitively fitted to handle ranks of the unemployed, making dan as time goes on. Possibly our present ! says the bulletin.
the Job. We may be masters of our gerous centers of discontent.
mode of life, our athletics, our style ,
own
destinies, but there’s a wonderful
of clothes, tend more to the retaining
C hinese N oodles and Chop Suey —
Ask Much of Inventor.
of youthful appearance and real •
Support of Royalty.
Made according to genuine Chinese { system back of It all, distributing hu
The
helicopter,
a machine capable
At the lnstallatlbn ceremony o; youthfulness than did conditions of
recipes at the Nelda Cafe.
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of
vertical
flight,
with which British
Is life staged, In some respects, In King Felsul of Irak nothing had beei the Nineteenth century.
Inventors
have
already
attained par
advance?
left undone In producing the atmos
tial
success,
has
caused
plans to be
We have the goods and meet any
phere necessary for such an oceaslor
What
Next?
made
by
the
government
for a $200,-
reliable competition on first quality PHILIP H. DATER
In the country of the Caliphs of Bag
Paris beauty doctors are now spe 000 competition open to the world for
merchandise. W hite House Groce
dad. The throne—or rather the chai:
MAKES GOOD TALK of state—was a masterpiece in scarle clalizlng in the reforming of women’s a further improved design. The con
teria.
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legs. Two specialists In Rue de la
rep, tinsel and gilt. After the cere Paix are winning fame by reducing ditions, which If met would make the
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mony, which. It will be remembered the size of women’s ankles and in- \ helicopter practical and revolutionize
E aster suits at P aulserud’s. Or
the science of flying are: It must be
der now.
155tf would be on the list. While the Dead was an open-air affair, the ritual re creasing the size of the calf. They i capable of rising to a height of 2,000
qulred that the throne should be re have not, as yet, found a way io take
Indian road was not mentioned in moved. A stalwart Ethiopian raise« the curve out of bowlegs and some of i feet under its own power, carrying
B u tler’s H om e Made Caram els—
one man and one hour’s fuel supply.
this particular part of his talk, It It above his head and bore it awa;
Delicious, melt in your mouth. might easily be construed from past the assembled multitude. Tht the ladies of society there are hoping It must be able to remain stationary
almost tearfully that something will over a ground object for a half hour
Plaza Confectionery.
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statem ents made th at this road may frame beneath the seat was simph develop In this direction.
in a wind up to 20 miles an hour.
also be one of the fortunate ones this deal, and across the boarding was tin
It
must be able to land safely In any
legend In stencil of a firm that ex
Able to be* About—
season.
wind
up to 20 miles an hour without
Jews
of
New
York.
ports Scotch whisky. It shall In
Mrs. Sanders, m other of W. G.
There are 1,000,000 .Tews in Greater horizontal motion, and with the en
Mr. Dater expressed him self as be nameless, because the most up-to-dat'
Sanders, who has been in ill health ing greatly gratified in the fact th at
advertisement manager could nevei New York—nearly 30 per cent of the gine cut off, and must be able to main
for the past few weeks, is reported the government has come to the help have hoped for such a display. 1 entire population, observes Foreign tain horizontal flight at a height of
Language Information Service. This 2,000 feet at a speed of not less than
to be about once again.
of local communites in building bet was worth a king’s ransom and yet 1 number equals the total population of 60 iniles an hour.
was free and unsolicited.—Mancheste
ter roads.
’Philadelphia, or Detroit and Cleve- j
Saturday only 15 pounds sugar for
Guardian.
Mr.
D
ater
asked
the
people
to
land put together, or Buffalo, San '
A Lost Art With Him.
$1.00. One sale to the customer.
make
capital
of
the
tourist
business,
Francisco
and
Pittsburgh
combined
!
Warren
G. Sayre of Wabash, an at
W hite House Groceteria.
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Australia’s Water Supply.
or twice the population of Boston, i torney and formerly a state repre
for it is as much our business who
Australia's wonderful undergroum The 1,600,000 are distributed as fo l-:
sentative, sent a letter several weeks
Juicy boiled ham. Detrick’s Gre- live amid the scenic beauties of the water supply, her artesian basin sya lows: East side of Manhattan, 33,000; j ago to the county clerk of Boone coun
world to be able to care for and show tern, might well rank among he
ceteria.
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Harlem, 232,000; Bronx, 311,000; Wll-
the to u rist the points of interest In greatest assets.
But like other as liamsburgh, 203,000; Brownsville, 191,- ty, asking for information concerning
a divorce suit. The letter was written
sets, the artesian water supply can b
F or Friday— Fresh Alaska king sal our section of Oregon as It is for wasted, and Australians are notluj 000; East New York, 108,000; Borough on plain paper in longhand and sent In
mon, fresh halibut, smelt and black the Californian to capitalize the with concern that in New Souti park, 06,000; Queens, 23,000: Rich-j a plain envelope. Finally the follow
ing letter was received from the clerk:
cod. When wre say fresh we mean tourist business brought there by Wales there has been a total dlminu mond, 5,000, and scattered, 127,000.
This population supports 12 Jewish
“Dear S ir: I have submitted your
their
warm
w
eather.
The
tourist,
tlon In the flow of water from 26 theaters, 5,000 grocery and delicates-
FRESH — not frozen. Ashland Poul
letter to every officer of this court
he
said,
is
the
best
advertiser
we
can
selected water bores of somethin,
try and Fish Market.
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possibly have, and th at one tourist, like 21,400,000 gallons a day, or abou sen stores, 300 stationery, cigar and house and we cannot read a word of
candy stores, 2,400 meat shops, 800 it. We cannot even read your signa
Remember, Friday and Saturday well treated, will tell others until 28.8 per cent. It Is now- being recoj. dnig stores, 700 shoe stores, 275 hard ture, so I am cutting It and the address
an extra 5 per cent off on all pur we will have a long and continual nlzed that the artesian water must b ware stores, 250 paint shops, 240 furni- off your letter and pasting It on the
conserved by the partial closing o
chases except sugar. At W hite House string of tourists, all well pleased the bores, so that only the flow ca ture stores and 150 electrical dealers. envelope carrying this letter, hoping
and
passing
a
good
word
for
our
sec
that the post office employees are suf
Groceteria.
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pable of being used will be allowe«
ficiently familiar with your way of
tion of the country at every hand.
Law-Abiding
Bootlegger.
to issue. The Irrigation commissioi
writing
to assure the delivery of the
The philosophy of the modem boot
Rev. H. W. Peck, of Los Angeles, is taking steps to penalize the cart
Im proving in H ealth—
letter.”—Indianapolis
News.
legger
is
illustrated
in
a
story
now
leas bore owner.—Christian S»lenc<
Jam es Firestone, who has been 111 was present and gave a short talk.
going
the
rounds
in
Washington—a
Monitor.
for some time, is reported to be ¡in He spoke of how southern California
story which has carried an appeul to
More Electric Lights.
has pulled together until they have
proving.
some of the highest officials of the
During 1921 the increase in residen
gained on and passed San Francisco PROPERTY OWNERS
government.
tial electric lighting customers In the
both
as
to
population
and
as
a
to
u
r
WILL
HELP
(TTY
TO
It seems that a “regular customer” United States was 1,001,700, according,
Our windows are always showing
specials. Watch them, as they bring ist center. He also stated th a t Ash
IMPROVE STREETS called up his own particular bootlegger to a survey Just completed of re
a night or two ago and asked him what ports from electric light and power
land
had
a
good
chance
of
being
a
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out your wants. The price is right.
he haa in stock.
companies throughout the country.
W hite House Groceteria.
159-2 great tourist center if all Interests
“Weil,” replied the B. L., “I have This brings the total number of resi
asked
what
could
be
done.
The
coun
would pull together for the good of
cil was informed th a t the power lay some Scotch, some rye, some bourbon, dential lighting customers up to 8,-
A few brooms left at naif price. the town.
a little gin and a little vermouth.”
467,600 or more than double the num
with the city council exclusively to
D etrick’s Groceteria.
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“Have you any absinthe?” Inquired ber In 1915, when only 4,006,300 fam
TOO LATE TO CI j A SSIFY .
order the removal of any such nuis the customer.
ilies had electric lights In tlielr homes
ance.
Thirty days were given the
“H—11, no, man,” came back In an
Nice Dry Wood! arso Bios, Ash- FOR SALE— Thoroughbred Rhode
Island Reds, $1 per setting. 475 two gentlem en to begin rebuilding, astonished voice, “it’s against the law
land Lumber Co., phone 20.
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Beach St.
159-th-sat-8* or the buildings must be razed.
to sell absinthe.”
Tidings classified ads get results.
MASONIC CALENDAR THIS WEEK
Snappy bacon at Detrick’a.
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Irish Settled in Iceland.
It was only In 1918 that the long
constitutional controversy between Ice
land and the Danish government re
sulted In the recognition of that Is
land as a free and sovereign state In
association with Denmark, under one
and the same king, and once more
"the hermit of me Atlantic,” as It has
been called, Is free to pursue Its way
In accord with those ^arly days when
colonists from Norway and Ireland
established a commonwealth which
lasted more taan four centuries.
The Irish of the Twelfth century
were not the first of their race to find
a home in Iceland, for the first set
tlers were anchorites from Ireland
who found In these remote latitudes a
place to exercise their vocation.—
Christian Science Monitor.
C o p > ilg h l,
• THE ■
KITCHEN
CABINET
1H 2J,
W estern
N ew sp a p er
A little cooked chicken left from a
previous dinner will make a most
tasty dish of
Chicken T I in
hale. — To one
cupful of ground
chicken, add one
egg white beaten
stiff, two table-
s p o o n f u l s of
minced parsley,
one teaspoonful of salt and a few
dashes of cayenne.
Line timbale
molds with buttered paper, fill with
the chicken mixture and cook twen
ty minutes In a pan of hot water in
a moderate oven. Unmold on a hot
plate, add two tablespoonfuls of
fresh cooked peas and pour over a
mushroom sauce.
Grape Parfait.—Take one-half cup
ful of grape juice, three-fourths of a
cupful of sugar, cook until it hairs
from the spoon, then pour over a
stiffly beaten egg white, heating the
mixture constantly until it Is cool.
Add one cupful of thick cream, adding
one-lialf cupful of grape juice and
one-fourth of a cupful or' lemon juice.
Freeze. Fill a sherbet glass two-thirds
full and garnish with whipped cream.
Endive
Salad.—Take
creum cheese, mil into small halls and
sprinkle with paprika. Make a nest
of well-washed and drained endive,
add the cheese balls and just before
serving pour over a French dressing.
Boston Prune Pie.—Soak oue pound
of prunes In water to cover over night.
Stew them In the same water until
tender. Remove the stones amt rub
the fruit through a strainer, flavor
with grated orange rind and orange
Juice. Add sugar to sweeteu and to
each cupful of prune pulp allow two
eggs and one-half cupful of cream.
Beat the yolks, add a little salt and
fold in the stiffly beaten whites. Line
a pie pan with a rich paste, turn in
the mixture and bake until firm.
Hot Apple Pie.—Bake a pastry shell,
fill with hot well-seasoned apple sauce,
adding plenty of butter. Cover with a
meringue and brown In the men
Serve with a strip of American cheese
Big Sale of Household Articles
WHAT CAUSES GAS
ON THE STOMACH?
It is caused by ferm euting, sour,
waste m atter in the intestines. This
old, foul m atter should bo thorough
ly cleaned out -with simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc., as mixed
in Adler-i ka. This acts on BOTH
upper and lower bowel, removing
old accumulated m atter you never
thought was in your svstem. Adler-
l-ka relieves ANY CASE gas on the
stomach.
EXCELLENT for sour
stomach and chronic constipation.
Guards against appendicitis. T. K.
Bolton, Druggist.
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FOR COMPANY LUNCHEONS
and
We wish to thank our many friends
and neighbors \yjio weye so kind and
thoughtful during the recent illness
and death of our father and grand
father.
A. C. EDWARDS and family.
'—
“How weak and poor beside the love
that we express
Now seem s beside the vast, sw eet, un
expressed,
And slight the deeds we did, to those
undone.
And sm all the service spent In treas
ures won.
And undeserved the praise fo r . word
and deed,
That should have overflowed the sim
ple need.”
Chee6e
CARD OF THANKS
C
H ERRO
There was a young lady named
Nudget,
Who kept all her things in a
budget;
And when she went out
She looked all abou:
To see if the neighbors could
judge It.
FLOUR
F or High ( la s s Patronage
At Your Grocer's
NEW MANAGEMENT
— of—
C ity
Market
»13 MAIN
BEGINS AT ONCE
It m eans—
BEST O F MEAT
BETTER PRICES
HONEST WEIGHT
We invite you to look
over our stock of
Paints
Wall Paper
Sanitas
and other Decorative
M aterial.
We willingly give prices
and figure am ounts
needed.
Dickerson & Son
THE PAINT MAN
SWENSON & McRAE
"W e Furnish Happy Homes”
EAST MAIN
PHONE 75
The Article You Want Is Here With Unbeatable Price Saving On Every One
White Enameled Combine!
Buy a New Spring
Wash Boiler
Dustless Dry Mops
—T se daily to keep floors looking spick and s j >an.
__
—Regular $2.90 value, with white enamel cover.
Adjustable handle permits keeping mop set s< ¡are
Easily cleaned.. Can be used as chamber or pail.
on the floor.
Capacity, 10 quarts.
- E x t r a well made. The kind to buy when service; ~ Sl)-ecial ................................................................ 65c
—Sale price .......................................................... $2.00
an< durability aie desired. Heavy steel rod around!—Golden Star Furniture Polish
50c
top. C orrugations of sides mean strength.
......................................................................................
Universal
—Regular price, $3.75.
Special ................
$2.85
Food Choppers
—A\ ill cut any article of food intended
for table use — meat, vegetable or
—- fruit. Exposed parts heavily coated —Medium weight, good quality and verv service
with block tin. A well known article, regular $3.00 able. Capacity, one half pint. While they last at
va,ue> at ................................................................ $2.45
—Set of six . . .
35c
—This decoration c..
-s of flying bluebirds- the
emblems of peace ami happiness. The edge of each
piece is trimmed with a blue band and the handles
are traced in blue.
—$1.00 value, closing out at, each....................... 25c
Home Run Prices on articles listed below-Come in
Twenty Dozen Glass Tumblers
WALL PAPER
Blue Bird Cream and
Sugar Sets
Percolaters
Washing
Machines
Tea
Kettles
lces ay ^re. oli^ Uttle more than half what they were a year ago. We call your attention to the fact that all our wall papers are printed on
^ a n , w i e s oc , res i from the virgin Spruce woods of the North. No harmful or injurious substances are used in our papers for colors. We would
e p eas
o s iow you oui line in your own home, matching your draperies and floor covering from the most up-to-date stock of wall paper in
Southern Oregon. Phone 75.
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