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A discovery th at H arvard, Neb.,
didn’t have a way of getting tne lat-
est news on the w eather, crop^ and
current events, caused an old" navy
radio operator to get busy. Now
the American Legion is issuing “hot
off the w ire” news to the H arvard)
citizenry.
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Because the ex-soldier doesn't
speak German, and the man he
named does, Congressman Edward
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Voigt, of the Second Wisconsin dis-
tr ’.ct, refused the request of the
O rres’ big three day sale 9U rt9. All wool suits at 518.50 at O rres’
American Legion that Clyde Ellis,
Saturday (tom orrow ).
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When the Paris “ Figaro” pub world war veteran,
__ be appointed
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lished a cartoon against the p ay m en t' postm aster at E lk h art Lake.** W l7
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The best home m id e candies can of the expenses of the United States '
Leave for K la m ath F a l l s -
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if
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Legion
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flag
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arm y of occupation, the American
Mrs. L. Jacobs and Mrs. Aimee
be had at Rose Brothers.
, When a tornado struck C o rin th ,. en down, they can hire a couple of
152tf Legion in France registered
Enders left this morning on train 13
healthy kick. The picture showed a
‘¡ V * 6 Araer1’ steeple japks and take 11 down-” was
for K lam ath Falls. Mrs. Jacobs does
Lavendar stockings, speaking
making in doughboy 7 pushing
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to fUrn.ish
furnish an
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the answ er the board of commis sion-
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not expect to return again this spring generalities, are rem inders th at good
puahiug aside M arianne aa pa. ro , to preve„,
made to the Littleton, Colo .
and the son, Rudolph, will make his and evil walk on equ ily comely
m e ly legs
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American
Legion post when it pro
home with Mrs. Wing until the end
service men were on the job in the tested the improper care being given
of the school year.
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Try Detrick for good things to
stricken areas.
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flag on t he court house. Nothing
eat.
When
John
A. Isham , of Boise,
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Idaho, discovered th a t Oscar Wey-
See Detrick for whipping cream
Judge Kenesaw Mountain L an d is! turned the trick.
that whips.
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Columbia records reduced to 65c mlre, his old bunkm ate in the army, flatly refused^o become an honorary,
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at Rose Brothers.
152tf had not paid his American Legion
member of the American Legion,
Their own hero’s death from old
Dew Drop Inn— for lunche«.
dues, he decided ♦ to
Weymire
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For pleating, see Orres.
184-3 The latter was trapping 300 miles
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lowing his speech before the Mobile' family to send a request to the
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Meddling with another m an’s folly away,
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No man who has not American Legion for an ex-service
Mr. B urnett, of Glendale, Or., has is the most thankless of all thankless foot, horse and skates a n d <brought tj1(i tR je f
a world war veteran man for adoption.
in the dues.
been in the city for a few days hav work.
should be perm itted a place on the
ing his eye treated. He suffered an
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roll of the Legion.” he said. “ I would
injury to his eye some time ago,
You’ll like our clothes.
Paul-
The strength th at won the A r-igjve almost anything I have for that
which caused the loss of sight, and seru d ’s.
180tf gonne and St. Mihiel is being used title.”
he has been taking treatm ents which
to guard New York against payroll
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Detrick sells b u tter for less 184tf
—Have your car washed and pol
have been so beneficial that he can
and bank messenger robberies. The) H undred« of ex-gobs who raked
ished
at the
now see a little light with the in
American Legion is furnishing ex- „lines out of the North Sea during
K. Nelson makes suits to order. soldiers who go heavily arm ed with
jured organ.
Hotel Ashland Block.
1 C8tf the men and women who carry huge the world war want to re-enlist, but
’n Prohibition Commissioner Haynes’
Orres cleans clothes clean. Phone
161tf sums through the business sections, “hooch navy.” Four subm arine chas-
64; we call.
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eith er day or night. For your
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ers are being put in commission at
Success often brings poise, but
convenience call 30 and we will
Every
cham
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of
commerce
in
the
Baltimore, Md., and when completed
K. Nelson does cleaning, pressing, more often avoirdupois.
come and get your car and return
: state of W ashington has voted in will form a navj tlia wil wag, wa
repairing and dyeing.
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it to you like new.
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favor of the American Legion’s plan ! on rum runners
A ttractive spring suitings at P
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TOO L A T E T O CLASSIFY?
When a carnival pitched its tents
red concert at the Baptist church
Sunday evening. Those interested in TRANSFER AND EXPRESS— Wood ° n hiS h° tel prOperty and an a PPea> J
good music should hear Mr. Davis
— tran sfer and storage, g en eral!to the a i|fhorities proved of no avail,
hauling, household goods and long Charles E. Young Sr., of St. August-
and his famous triple toned golden
distance
hauling a specialty. Ex ine, Fla., used the old sea method
chimes.
pert crating and packing; satisfac
Buttons made to order at Orres.
tion guaranteed.
A. G. Adams, of showing distress and hung the
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office 240 Third St. Phone 460. American flag on his hostelry upside
184-lm o . down. The American Legion protesf-
W anted, a m arried man with small
~ ; ed the act and Young publicly apolo-
FOR RENT— Garden ground on the
family to do farm work. W rite giv
shares.
Free irrigation. Phone gized
ing full particulars. Box 368, Ash
478-J.
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land, Oregon.
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The Chicago, 111., board of aider-
FOR SALE— Good fresh cow. W. E.
Moor, 171 Helman St. 184-eod-tf men, has voted to send a delegation'
Paulserud’s suits are the com fort
of five of its members to W ashing-1
able, fitable, wearable kind. 180tf LOST— Saturday night at Kingsbury ton to help in the fight for the A m er-!
Springs dance, pair of nose
glasses. Finder return to Tidings ican Legion’s bill for adjusted com- ■
Buys New Car—
office. Reward.
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P. S. Provost has purchased a new
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SALE— New rag carpet and
Standard eight from A. M. Beaver Jr. FOR
Alexander
Lochwitzky, a form er;
rugs. 215 Gresham.
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who is the Portland agent and has.
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in on p a V e d 'T r e e T ^ g a ^ : ^ A m e r i c a n army during the w orld|
been selling these cars here for a
few days.
fruit, screened sleeping porch; all w a i* “ a S sen^ an appeal to the New
clear. 550 E ast Main.
184-tf York American Legion asking th a t
If you have any wiring or electri-
a job be found for him “ doing any
cal repair
work, phone
phone W. L. Sams, | FO? SALE— Reed baby buggy, first
ir work,
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cla" condition. Call at Golden thing.” He speaks eight languages
Y. Contracting a s specialty.
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S e e Mr. ROWLEY
A shland Hotel
Must be sold by Saturday night
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CARRIES ALL HEAT
T ull return
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HECHT adjustable
to ANY BASEMENT
CLEAN OUT
at 4:00 o ’clo ck p. m .
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No
purchase is necessary to get your chance on this heater.
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Each day there will he continuous demonstrations by factory repre
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k in d o f coal.
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A beautiful stove, heavy, well fitted and dur
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an ordinary range.
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On Exhibition Next Week
The famous UNIVERSAL Pipeless Furnace—Asbestos-
Insulated—widely known as “ The Perfect Pipeless Furnace.”
We have just received a shipment of these wonderful heat-
makers and fuel-savers. We have a furnace set up in our show
room, and will cheerfully explain to you how it gives you
more heat with less fuel. How it takes place of stoves or
unsatisfactory old-style pipe furnaces. How it gives you a
warm house and a cool cellar, saving hundreds of dollars in
heat that now is wasted.
SATURDAY - - MONDAY - - TUESDAY
Ashland
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