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Ashland Lodge No. 23
A. F . & A. M.
Funeral Notice
Speaial
com m unlcat'on,
F riday
Septem ber 22, a t 1 o’clock p. m., for
th e purpose of a tte n d in g th e fu n e
ra l services of our late B rother Rob
e rt P. Neil, who died In th is city
Septem ber 19. Services a t the P res
b y terian church a t 2 V clock. In te r
m ent in A shland cem etery. Masonic
b u ria l service, under K night Tem
plar escort.
M em bers of th e f ra
tern ity respectfully invited to a t
tend
GEO B. ICEN HOW ER, W. M.
W H. DAY, Secretary.
See Beaver R ealty Co. for special
bargains.
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Dance, S atu rd ay nig h t,
H ot Springs Pavilion.
F o u r room house and lot in Nam
Meredith Beaver Leaves—
pa,
Idaho, to tra d e for A shland prop
M eridth B eaver le ft th is m orning
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for P o rtla n d , w nere he will e n te r erty. Staples R ealty Agency.
th e U niversity of O regon’s m edical
school. Beaver has been a tte n d in g
O rres cleans clothes, ¿»hone 64.
th e Eugene in stitu tio n for th e past
th ree years, and is a m em ber of Del V isits w ith R elatives—
ta Tau D elta, m en’s fra te rn ity .
F ra n k S utton and son L ester, of
Modoc P oint, Or., a re visiting w ith
W e have tw o d iffe re n t TW ENTY relatives in A shland.
acre tra c ts, alm ost ad jo in in g the
city for th e rid 'cu lo u s sm all price of
D etrick sells b u tte r for less.
$350 each.
They a re up on the
m ountain side, b ut contain consider Visiting in A sh lan d -
able tim b er for wood.
BEAVER
Mr and Mrs. W ard S utton, of
REALTY COMPANY.
17-3 Oregon City, arriv ed in th e city a
few days ago, and are visiting w ith
relatives here.
They accom panied
S e h u e 'm a n to T ake R est—
the
body
of
Mrs.
S u tto n ’s g ran d
F red Schuerm an plans on leaving
the city S atu rd ay for a two w eeks' fath e r, Joseph R andles, to Brow ns
boro, w here b urial took place.
vacation in San Francisco.
Dance, S atu rd ay n ig h t,
Jackson
17-3 Hot Springs Pavilion.
Jackson
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B oys’ W ool Suits
AGES 2 TO 6 YEARS
Children’s Wear and Fancy Work a Specialty
NEEDLE CRAFT SHOP
Next Door Tidings .
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Difitrence in Lehef.
Women itelleve that nil women art
alike, and all men different. Men he
lleve that all men are alike, and all
women different,—Cincinnati Enquirer.
p latform again, w here all could see
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
her, and told how w ithin a few
hours she had been com pletely LOST— W hite silk scarf, Tuesday
healed.
evening. Tidings office.
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A w om an, who had been given up
to die w ith an in te rn a l goitre, which FOR RENT— One th re e room fu rn
ished a p a rtm e n t; also four sleep
has recently caused th e d eath of
ing rooms.
Call a fte r 5 p. m.
m ore th an one person in th is com
R osem ont A partm ents, E ast Main
m unity, was prayed for by Dr. Price
St.
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and F rid ay evening appeared upon
th e p latfo rm , sm iling and happy, a n d ; FOR SALE— Bicycle, good tir e s .:
Phone 46.
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nearly well.
At the Tuesday evening m eeting,, FOR SALE— Dodge light delivery
tru c k , five good tires, new b at
four m in isters stood in th e h e a lin g '
tery , Oregon license
W ill con
line, show ing th a t they w ere w illing
sider Ford as p a rt paym ent. Tele
to ta k e th e ir own m edicine. Four!I phone 222-J, or call 314 Garfield
m in iste rs’ wives have been prayed
St.
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for a t th e m eetings. It is difficu lt
to tell which are the happier, those A PPLES— 20 ounce P ippins, 50 lb.
box. 75c delivered. Phone 9 - F -ll.
who have been relieved of physical
pain o r those who have gotten rid of FOR RENT— Two fu rn ish ed fro m
bedroom s. Close in. 4 60 Boule
sin and found salvation, som e being
vard.
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so fo rtu n a te as to receive both
blessings.
EI KS BLDG.
ASHLAND
Golden Rule
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N EW SHOES
A R R IV E !
New T w o forte P um ps
BLACK AND GREY
BROWN AND TAN
LOW AND MILITARY KEELS
New Patent and Kid Strap Pumps
POPILAR PRICES
$6.00 io $8.00
SEE TEEM IN THE WINDOW
a m p a n l /
I T IS difficult to break away from
* old habits, and, for this reason
the hardest dollar to save general
ly is the first
one.
After t h e
start in sav
ing money has
been made, the
way becomes
c o n t i n ually
easier because
the new hab
its o f l i f e
gradually be-
com e m ore
fixed.
The reason
many persons
8. W . S T R A U S
do not prac
tice thrift is not that they do not
appreciate its advantages, bat
they new r can bring tbamselves
to the point of making Xhe start.
It is so much easier to proerasti-
month or next year.” ¿ B u t the
best time to begin
is the
present moment. Tomorrow will
bring its difficulties, its problems
and its temptations.
Nothing
whatever can be gained by put
ting off the day of a beginning in
thrift.
It should be borne in mind also
the amount of money one saves at
the beginning is not of importance.
The chief factor in the process is
making the actual start. After
this has been accomplished, one’s
own enthusiasm will assure the
saving of the largest possible
sums. It is well to make the mat
ter of saving money a part of
one's regular routine, Save sys
tematically.
It also is well to keep a record
of one’s expenditures. In brief,
try to run your personal affairs
with much the same accuracy and
careful accountancy methods that
are practiced by wisely adminis
tered business corporations.
•M ake the start in thrift today.
Do not be even discouraged if the
first sum you save is only a few
pennies.
W
The important question is not
how much, but when.
Wool and Silk Dresses
$10.25
No question about these dresses being a prominent
Autumn mode. With their longer silhouette, their
bright spla dies of embroidery—they can be worn for
every occasion.
Crepe de Chine and Twills in Navy, Brown
and Black. Sizes for Misses and Women.
Specially Priced—$10.25
F IV E P R IZ E W IN N IN G
G R E E N O L IV E R E C IP E S
Go this year to—
Oregon State Fair
SALEM—SEPTEMBER 25 30
$13.99 Round trip
Direct to
Fair Grounds
Corresponding Special Fares from all agency stations
in Oregon.
AGRICULTURAL DISPLAYS—EXHIBITS—STOCK
AND POULTRY SHOW
GREATEST HORSE SHOW IN NORTHWEST
$75,000 IN PREMIUMS AND PURSES
HORSE RACING — AUTO POLO — AMUSEMENTS
For further particulars, ask agents, or write
JOHN M. SCOTT,
G eneral P assen g er Agent.
Here are five of the prize-win
ning recipes in a recent contest
among New England housewives.
They are well worth trying.
Green Olive Lilies
Spread butterthins evenly with
cream cheese. Place one-half of
stuffed olive on center of each.
These look pretty and are de
licious served with tea or coffee.
Boston Girls’ Sandwich
One slice each of white and
brown bread, cut thin and butter
ed, cover with lettuce leaf, spread
well with mashed cold baked
beans, thickly strewn with finely
chopped Spanish green olives.
Olive Tart Salad
Four tart apples, three-fourths
cup Spanish green olives, one
stalk celery, one-half cup walnut
meats.
Cut olives, apples and
celery into small pieces, moisten
with mayonnaise and cover with
chopped nuts. Serve in a nest of
lettuce.
Norwegian Sandwich
To one can sardines add one
tablespoon chopped green olives,
juice of one-half lemon, dash pa
prika and grain of salt. Make a
paste of all.
Spread between
graham brea ! sliced thin.
Celery, Clive* and Cheese
Chop one small-sized bottle of
stuffed olives. Mix with pimento
cheese. Salt and pepper to taste.
Place the mixture in the grooves
of the celery.
Cliff P ay n e m akes book ends.
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LAST TIME TODAY
HOUSE PETERS
-—in—
"The S torm ”
with an All-Star Cast
The m ost lavish snow scenes
ever recorded by the cam era.
A leap for life— from cliff to
icy river.
A perilous forest
fire— all woven around a typi
cally hum an love story.
— Also—
Pop Tuttle’s Movie Queen
featuring Dan Mason
.Admission ............ 10 and 50c
FIDAY and SATURDAY
Voice
Highways
T o w n , c o u n ty o r sta te b o u n d a rie s are
n o t th e b o u n d a rie s of telep h o n e service.
S tre tc h in g from each telep h o n e to
ev ery o th er telep h o n e th ere is a voice
h ig h w ay . Its use m a y be h ad fo r th e
asking.
O n th ese h ig h w ay s th ere m ay be
b u sin ess w a itin g — th ere m ay be th e
p leasu re a n d c o m fo rt o f frien d sh ip an d
affection.
L o n g d istan ce ra te s v a ry d u rin g th e
tw e n ty -fo u r h o u rs of th e day, an d also
ch an g e acco rd in g to the class o f service
desired. T h e telep h o n e d irec to ry gives
full in fo rm atio n .
E v ery Bell telep h o n e is a L o n g D is
tan ce sta tio n .
WonuiG
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V IT *
Dorothy D’1*"
-George Me|ford'
The m elodram a b eau tifu l —
sw eeping from L ondon’s ball-
poms to th e wild South A frican
jungle.
Produced by th e m an who
piade “ The Sheik.” M ilton Sills
¿ind W anda Hawley in the cast.
A d m is s io n ............ 10 and S ic
PHONE 3
STORE
(E d ito r’s N o te )— The Tidings, at!
this tim e, wishes to express Its up-1
! Move to Grants Pass—
preciation to Mr. O. H. B arnhill l o r !
Mr. and Mrs. N athan Gale moved his co-operation w ith th e press in
yesterday to a fru it ranch near o btaining com plete accounts of the
revival cam paign Ibeing conducted
G rants Pass, w here they will m ake by Dr. C harles S. Price
At a great j
th e ir fu tu re home.
sacrifice of his tim e, Mr. B arnhill ■
has furnished th e Tidings w ith an
account of the daily m eetings, which,
R ead your hom e-tow n paper.
owing to the lim ited s ta ff of th e pa
— i
per, would have been only sum m ar
ily covered. It is w ith re g re t th a t
the e a rlie r services did not receive
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
proper recognition in the Tidngs
colum ns, but lack of co-operaton
and some m isu n d erstan d in g s m ade
By S. W. STRAUS. PreaixUnt
t inevitable.
A m e ric a n S o c ie ty f o r T h r i f t .
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Home from Susanville—
W illiam McMillan has re tu r n e d
hom e a fte r having spent th e sum m er
w orking a t a lum ber cam p a t Susan
ville, Calif.
THE PRICE REVIVALS
Suits th a t su it a t P a u lse ru d ’s. 1 4tf
PRICED TO SELL THIS WEEK
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P hone 274-J. Yeo, of course. 307tf
MANY CON TINFE TO ATTEND
Thursday, September 21, 1922
The Pacific Telephone
And Telegraph Company