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SOLOMOSJTES
T h e re c e n t e x p o su re s of th e gay
d o in g s a t H ollyw ood h a s done som e
good an y w ay . D ire c to rs a re now in ­
s e rtin g a •‘m o ra lity ” c la u se in a ll
c o n tra c ts w ith m ovie s ta rs .
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C lo th ie rs say th a t
fa sh io n a b ly
d re sse d m en next w in te r will w e a r
p e a rl b u tto n sp a ts.
T h a t is bad
e n o u g h , b u t a concession to th o se
w ho have been a fr a id th a t m en
w ould com e to k n e e -le n g th tro u s e rs .
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ih Chantilly w ith Charlte Mltchsll*' noble.
Shi thinks eonti folk, w «'
I he p ric e of c h a m p a g n e a lm o s t u n re a s o n a b le , an d sh e will fig h t the
d o u b led a f t e r th e ralgh^y ‘ J o h n L ” j m ovie d ecree b a n n in g h e r from
had sp e n t a n ig h t on th e P a ris ia n screen p ro d u ctio n s.
“ w h ite w a y .”
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL
W ith a fig h t on th e ir h a n d s to
OBSERVES MOTHER DAY
p rev e n t th e V o lstead a c t bein g m od-:
ified to th e e x te n t of ex clu d in g l i g h t 1 T he B a p tist S u n d a y school ob-
w ines a n d b e e r from th e p ro h ib ite d served M o th e r’s Day in a fittin g a n d
b ev e ra g e s, th e dry.s a re s ta g g e re d a t Im pressive m a n n e r a t th e c h u rc h a t
th e new s th a t E n g la n d is to h av e a th e u su al S u n d ay school h o u r yes-
“ w ine w e e k " c e le b ra tio n in o rd e r to te rd ^ y , w ith th|e fo llo w in g a p p ro
p ro m o te th e c o n su m p tio n of th a t p ria te p ro g ra m :
b ev erag e.
I ts p ro m o te rs d e c la re
Vocal solo— “ L ittle M o th er of
R u ssia n s d e c la re th ey will ru n th a t it is th e se n sib le u e th n d of pro- M ine,” by C arl L o veland.
R e a d in g
th e ir w a r p o litics In th e ir ow n way, ro oting te m p e ra n c e by c u ltiv a tin g — ‘‘A T h o u g h t fo r M o th e r’s D a y ” by
and in th e ir n o te re p ly in g to th e a ta s te fo r th e lig h te r b ev erag es. Mrs. A lb e rt W illiam s. M ixed q u a r-
p ro p o sal of th e G enoa co n feren ce, r a th e r th a n s tro n g alco h o lic d rin k s , i te tte — “ The* Songs
th a t
M o th er
w hich w ould u n d e rta k e to re g u la te
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( S an g .”
th e a f la ir s of th e soviet g o v e rn m e n t,
And now th e m ovie people a re go-
F o llo w in g th e m u sical p ro g ra m ,
th . p ra c tic a lly tell th è peace neg o ­ ing to lay P eggy Jo y ce on th e s h e lf Rev. B. C. M iller, of S p rin g fie ld ,
tia to rs to a tte n d to th e ir own k n it­ w ith F a tty A rb u ck le.
She s h o u ld j O regon, gave a s h o rt a d d re s s th a t
ting.
w orry.
W hen she lan d e d In New w as d ire c t an d to th e p o in t.
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Y ork th e o th e r day. th e cu sto m s o f­
T im es do ch an g e. C able d isp a tc h ficials seized a b o u t $50.000 w orth
says th a t P a ris ia n s a re s u rp ris e d , of d iam o n d s, on w hich sh e had
a lm o st h o rrifie d , th a t J a c k D em p­ failed to pay d u ty .
P o o r g irl, she
sey, is so u n lik e his p red ecesso rs, was left w ith only $400,000 w o rth
th a t he passes up th e n ig h t life of of jew els, g a rn e re d on h e r E u ro ­
M akes Bread th a t S atisfies the
P a ris. R em em b er w hen S u lliv a n w a s ' pean to u r, one of th e re s u lts of
W hole Fam ily
over th e re a f te r h is little m ix-up ¡ w hich w as th e su icid e of a C hilean
tach number was excellently reh-’ ccn*regatloti teoli their loaded baa«
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F o llo w in g
th e
ch u rc h
h o u r,
sp en t a n h o u r in v isitin g a n d e a tin g
th e
th e ir lu n ch e s a n d g e ttin g a c q u a in te d
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the morning services.
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has beeft reduced from 85 cents td
75 cents. Three thousand to select
Wake Up Folks
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Get aw ay to—
—Don’t miss taking advantage of our Specials this
week. Remember, each 50 cent purchase entitles you to
one chance for a prize given free each day during this
week. Von must come yourself to register for the prize
—we cannot register for you.
ELKS’ GOLDEN JUBILEE AND
PROSPERITY WEEK
Portland, Oregon, May 15th-21st
—Prizes for each day will be exhibited in our window.
25 PER CENT REDUCTION
in
ROUND TRIP FARES
Special Reduced Prices During This Week
Watch Our Ads and Windows
From all stations on Southern Pacific
Square Deal Grocery
Sale dates May 17th to 19th
Final return limit May 22nd
Automobiles, Diamond Rings and Tours given away
to “ Queens” and those who attend the “ Pageant of
Peace, Progress and Prosperity”
How Old Is Ann?
Here’s Good Advice: Relieve Your
Fatigue With Sleep, Avoid Stimulants
To th e first person bringing in th e correct solu tion to th is prob­
lem, I will give their choice of one piece of aiunuiium ware:
' | 'H E R E is nothing in the world
so reconstructive as sound, re­
freshing sleep. During sleep the
system rids itself of the fatigue
poisons that have accumulated
during the day. The food ele­
ments are taken up by the various
tissues that Require rebuilding nu­
triment.
Problem
The com bined ages of M ary and Ann ¡ire 44.
M ary is tw ice as old as Ann was w hen M ary
w as h a lf as old as Ann will be w hen Ann ¡s
th re e tim es as old as M ary w as w hen M ary was
th re e tim es as old as Ann.
HOW OLD IS AN N ?
C orrect solution will be posted at th e store Friday at noon.
Geo. B. Icenhower
It is important th at you get
plenty of heahh-bringing sleep.
Anything that interferes with your
sleep hampers and hinders you—
mentally and physically.
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A common cause of physical
weakness and mental depression is
the reaction following over-stimu­
lation by the drug, caffeine, and
Ashland Realty Co.
HOUSES
RANCHES
CHEAP !
Big Show Every Day and Night at Auditorium
Foi tares, or other details, ask agents
Southern Pacific Lines
other elements found in both coffee
and tea.
JO H N M. SCOTT,
G e n e ral P a s s e n g e r A gent.
If you have an idea that coffee
or tea drinking may be injurious to
your health, why not stop it for a
week or so, and drink delicious,
fragrant Postum instead.
Postum is a rich, golden-brown,
pure cereal beverage. It contains
no harmful elements of any kind.
You can drink Postum as many
times a day as you or the chil­
dren desire a grateful, refreshing
beverage.
Your grocer sells both form- or Postum:
Instant Postum (in tins) made instantly in the
cup by the addition of boiling water. Postum
Cereal (in packages of larger bulk, for those who
prefer to make the drink while the meal is being
prepared) made by boiling for fully 20 minutes.
Made by Postum Cereal Co., Inc., Battle Creek, Mich.
Ashland, Oregon
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IN F U L L S W IN G T O D A Y
EAST SIDE
Specials in Every Store Every
Day during this Big Bargain
Week.
WOOD’S EASTERN SUPPLY CO.
will give away $150 worth of
goods during Bargain Week.
Every sixth purchaser’s ticket
drawn from the box on Monday,
May 22, will have their money re­
funded on whatever they have
purchased.
WHITE HOUSE GROCETERIA
Guess how many beans in the jar
in the window and the first three
coming nearest the number gets:
First, 100 lb. sack sugar; second,
100 lbs. Egg Producer; third, 50
lbs. Flour. A chance goes with
every 50 cents purchase or over.
Specials all Bargain Week.
ICENHOWER’S Furniture Store
Two big prizes. A Navajo rug
for Wednesday and Fifty Feet of
G a r d e n Hose for Saturday
( ’hanees given with every pur­
chase during Bargain Week. Will
have a lot of special every day in
the week.
Enterprising Merchants Who Will Make It Worth
Your While to Shop With Them.
SWENSON & McRAE FURNITURE
CO.—BIG FURNITURE SALE
Be sure and get your ticket
which entitles you to a chance to
get a Sellers Kitchen Cabinet
FREE.
KRUGGELL BROS.
Will give an $8 Spot Light to the
one coming nearest to guessing
the number of beans in a jar. Be­
sides this, there will he specials
every day during Bargain Week.
DIX & SON, OVERLAND AGENTS
Auto Accessories
AV ith every one dollar purchase
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DENNIS—The Grocer and Feed Man
Come to the Band
Concert Every Day
at 4 o’clock
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SQUARE DEAL GROCERY
Valuable prizes for every day
during Bargain Week. The dis­
tribution will he on Monday,
May 22. You get a chance on
every purchase of 50 cents or
more. The prizes will he well
worth trying for. Special every
day this week.
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THE CANDY OUPBOARD
— .lust opened on E ast Main Street,
w ill g iv e a
BOX
of
th e
FIV E
POUND PR IZ E
H om e
Made
B utter
or more, a chance given to secure
( ’ream C hocolates, m ade o f A shland
a .‘»0x3^2 tire.
cream . Prize num ber w ith every 10
cen t purchase or over.
Specials in Every Store Every
Day during this Big Bargain
Week.
ORRES, THE TAILOR
Every purchase entitles you to a
Will make a reduction of from $5
ticket on the big prize
to be given
to $20 on every suit ordered this
on Monday, May 22.
It will be
we i! wort 11 winn in g.
PEERLESS SHOE SHOP
On Monday and Tuesday will
give a chance to get a pair of
men’s half soles and heels free
with every purchase made.
THE ELKHORN GUN STORE
Bob Middleton will give valuable
prizes for the largest salmon
eaught during Bargain Week
Another prize for the largest
trout and a third for the biggest
steelhead. They will he displayed
in the window.
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C lilf P a y n e m ak es c lo th e s rac k s. | from a t R ose B ro th ers.
BARGIN WEEK
Cherro Flour
Opposite City Hall
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week and, in addition, during
Bargain Week, will give an extra
pair of trousers with every suit.
EAST SIDE PHARMACY
Will give a four-hit box of Pure
F ruit Candy every day during
Bargain Week to everyone mak­
ing a purchase of 50 cents or
more. Specials all week.
ASHLAND INDEPENDENT
SERVICE STATION
Notice to Autoists—We will give
FREE GREASE for transmis­
sions and differentials every day
during Bargain Week.
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