P rillai, September 22, 1922
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
P AC I TWO
Ashland
ridings l
Established l j 6
W om an Out-Guesses Cynics
A s to W h a t Public W ants
°ubllihed
Every Evening Except
Sunday
/
THE ASHLAND PRINTINGyCO.
Platform of
W. C. T. U. Column
—— ——
Alice Hanley — Vhitotl
States A Prohibition Country ver>' dHiicult
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
PAPER
TELEPH O N E 39
C. K. LOGAN, E ditor
E n tered a t the Ashland, Oregon
PoBtoiflce as Second-class Mall Ma*
ter.
æY^BERT-MOSES
Man pioposes— and Is now
and then accepted.
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Most of the things you w ant
cost m ore th au you have the
m oney t o buy.
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The world needs som ething
,
b e tte r m ore th an i t needs
s o u t h in g new
! countered in enforcing the prohibi
tion law are in my mind no a rg u
m ent w hatever in favor of restor»^
tion ot- tbe iiqUo r traffic. I t was
i>
*
<«»
zi>
at one. tim e to elear
the seas o . pirates, and yet th a t was
In a le tte r ju st received by th e not taken “ au arg u m e n t in favor
IN D E PE N D E N T CANDIDATE
¡Union Signal, the official publication 01 perm itting piracy to endure.
FO R RE PR E SEN TA T IV E
............
of the N ational W om an's C hristian
To the P ublic: A larg e num bei T em perance Union, C arrie Chapm an
Mary 1 rum per, sta te superlnten-
of voters of Jackson county— Irra-' C att, president of the In te rn atio n a l dent of Publlc instru ctio n for Mon-
spective of p arty affiliatio n s— have S uffrage alliance, says: “ P ro hibition lan a : “My exper.ence and observa-
nom inated me as an independent has come to stay in the United fi° ns have been th a t prohibition has
can d id ate for th e office of repre- States. The m an u fa ctu rers and re- 6re a tly im proved the conditions of
sen tativ e to th e leg islatu re, and I taliers of liquor are doing th e ir best h ° me
many fam ilies and has
have accepted th e nom ination.
to discredit th e law and Its enforce- ?rea ly b e n e fite d th e w elfare of
I recognize the fact th a t those who nient, b u t one m ay be com pletely as- women and children,
have nam ed me for th is Im portant sured th a t th is will be a prohibition
v
C. T. U. TO HOLD JOINT
tru s t, have done so in o rd e r to have country forever.
W e have found
PICNIC AND CONVENTION
an o p p ortunity to express a t th e th a t d rin k creates crim e, poverty
polls th e ir opposition to th e insid- and insanity, and th e m ajo rity of
The w Q T v of thft county wiIi
ious* schem es and m achinations of voters a re convinced th a t it is m ore , , ,
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x
....
. ,
,
,
,
, hold a jo in t picnic and convention
th e k u K lux K ian— a secret pohti- sensible to sh u t up the saloons and
, ,,
,
o »
. .
„ ;
. ,
¡in L itinä park, M onday, Septem ber
cal ord er w hich now is seektng to th u s lessen th e cost of jails, co u rts .>5 The program wi„ be as follows:
gain control of th e governm ent o fia n d asylum s.”
, 10:00 a. m.— Devotional«. Rev. C F.
th is sta te .
I
K oehler. 1 0 :3 0 — R eport of county
I do not believe in “ invisible”
O ther women equally in terested
Qf offic6r9
pow ers of governm ent, and if e le c t-¡in th e w elfare of young people are n 30__Address Rev M C Reed
ed, I shall oppose th e election of. dally testify in g to the benefits of 12 noon_ Noon’tide prayer followed
any person to the position of speaker ¡prohibition, and leading women ev- b ’ . ic d inner
; • 00— Devotion-
of th e house of rep resen tativ es w ho eryw here are show ing them selves
j w Q ldfield. addre8B of
is identified w ith the Ku K lux K ian. | opposed to any change in the Vol- wJ comp Mayor c B L a m k in . read .
su b sc r ip tio n P r ic e D e liv e r e d in City: j
One n/onth ....................................$ 55 i
Three m onths ................................1-95
31x months .................................... 3.7E '•>
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One year ....................................
Mail and Rural Routes
, | £
0 I
One month ....................................$ -55
❖
Three m onths ................... ............ 1.95
Hix m onths .................................... 3.50 ❖
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One year ...................................... 6.5t|<^
ADVERTISING RATES
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Display Advertising
b
e
<s>
R ighteousness
cannot
ils g te Insertion, each in ch ............ 30c ?>
S' “ p u t” into people; it has to <$>
YEARLY CONTRACT'S
Display Advertising
‘grow ” there.
One tim e a w ^ k ........................27 % c
25
Two tim es a w ^ k ................
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All se n tim e n t should be dis- <$>
.20
Xvery o th e r d a y ...................
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carded
when a wom an picks out
L o ca l R ea d ers
<S>
Each line, each tim e ..................... 10c •> a doctor to tre a t her.
To ru n every o th er dtey fo r one
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m onth , each line, each tim e . . 7c •> ' ’W hen things go w rong, and <3>
To ru n every issue for one m onth
m ore, each line, each t i m e . . 5c F you a re all tire d out, how little <S>
i sincerely ap preciate th e honor stead code.
in g _ Dr ’ M attie sh a w ; 8olo> Mrs.
'•> com fort and solace you can get <?'
C lassified Colum n
conferred
upon
m
e
by
th
e
nom
m
a-;
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One cent th e word each tim e.
Henry Reed; reading, Mrs. F. >11
•$> a t a soda fountain!
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tion. I have spent my e n tire l i f e M r s . P hilip N orth Moore, presi-
To ru n every issue for one m onth <$>
W alker: address, A ttorney C. M.
Y
in Jackson county, and am ong its dent of th e N ational Council of
or m ore,
th e word each tim e.
Thom
as of M edford; address, A tto r
HEZ
HECK
SAYS:
Legal Rate
people, and if I apt elected, it will W om en: “ T here is no question in
ney N. W. Borden of M edford; a d
“A
dull knife m akes a Y
F irst tim e, per 8-pc>nt lin e .......... 10c -i>
be a pleasure to re p re se n t th e ir in- the m inds of women who have thor-
dress, O H. Johnson, of A shland;
Each subsequent time, per 8-
?>
tough steak seem to u g h e r.”
<$>
te re sts— and in doing so, I w ill a tio u g h ly in vestigated the re tu rn s from
polnt l i n e ...................................... 5c <§> «^ <g> <$> <^ <8> «S’ <®> <S> <$><$><$> <®>
address, John Rigg of A shland, and
all tim es observe the sam e ru les of th e e ig h te en th am endm ent, as to its
Card of t h a n k s .............................. $1.00
George A lford. Song, Am erica.
O bituaries, the l i n e .......................2% c
economy th a t I practice in th e m an- value to th e w orld a t large. We
Everyone is Invited to come and
Fraternal Orders and Societies
agem ent of my own personal busi- cannot believe for a m om ent th a t
A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders <$> THOUGHTS FROM OTHER <$>
b ring th e ir d in n er and enjoy th e
ness a ffa irs.
| in te llig en t women of th is country
or societies ch arg in g a re g u la r in iti >
picnic w ith the W. C. T. U. ladies.
SOURCES
<$>
The fu tu re of Oregon is a lre a d y 'w ill vote to repeal e ith e r the ainend-
ation fee and dues, no discount. R e
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ligious and benevolent o rd ers will he
heavily m ortgaged by bonded d e b t.in te n t or the in te rp re ta tio n as now
We sell F red R app's w aterm elons
charged th e reg u la r ra te for all ad
It Is tim e to retren c h , and relieve t h e 'i n force.”
a! the W hite House grocery, 1 ’4
THE WINDROWKD DEAD
vertlslng w hen an adm ission or other
taxpayers of som e of th e b u rd en s of!
2tf
charge Is m ade.
.
,
.
, cents per pound.
taxation. These burdens have been
E llen P endleton, president of W ei- _
..
( P o rtlan d J o u rn a l)
W hat C o n stitu te s A d v e r tisin g
increasing from year to year w ith an lesley college:
"F rom all I can
Lying in w indrow s like grain as
in o rd er to allay a m isu u d erstan d -
acceleratin
g
pace,
u
n
til
th
e
people
learn
,
1
judge
th
a t the hom e life
tng am ong some as to w hat consti ! it fa n s before th e reap er, the s ta rk
alm
ost
dread
th
e
recu
rren
ce
of
a;
and
w
elfare
of
women
and children,
lutes news and * hat.
j bodies of the 47 m iners were found
r e print this very simple rule, which
.
session of the leg islatu re. If I am ! esepcially am ong th e w age-earning
U u sed by new spapers to d iff e re n t-
The a n n a ls ot th e ir passing w e r e ;
elected, I will not favor any appro- class, have been vastly b ettered. My
ate betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re revealed in th e m ute notes rudely
1 p riatio n of m oney from th e public belief is th a t even w ith th e present
events, whe e an adm ission charge scraw led in th e ir last m om ents of
te ra su ry , unless if is needed for the! inefficient enforcem ent of the law,
is m ade or ’a collection is tak en IS Hfe
Qn th e Quter buH<bead W il. i
ADVERTISIN G."
T his applies to
actu al expenses of sta te governm ent. ! the situ a tio n has been vastly im-
o rganizations an d societies of every liam Fessel, chem ist, m iner and
I am not in favor of c re a tin g a n y i p ro ved.”
Auburntown,
' s-tt-ss.
fa th e r of a fam ily, seared th is note:
kind as well as to individuals.
, m ore governm ental
com m issions, ;
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Stearns E lectric P aste Co.,
All rep o rts of such activities a fte r
T hree a. m. Gas very bad. We
Dear Sirs: Mr. Robert T. D onnell o f
Josephine C orliss P reston, sta te
. and I believe th a t th e re a re some
Auburntown,
., cam e in our store
they have occurred is news.
are going io leave you.
the
other day and wanted som ethin? to
su
p
e
rin
te
n
d
e
n
t
of
public
instru
ctio
n
1 alread y in existence which m ight
All coining social or organization
WILLIAM FESSEL
k ill rats, so I sold him a box Stearns
R at Paste. And he put some paste on
m eetings of societies w here no
for W ashington: “ No o th e r factor
well be dispensed w ith.
A second note, a penciled scraw l,
six
biscuits th at night and th e next m orn
money co n trib u tio n is solicited, in iti i was found on the wet floor of the
ing he found fifty-four big rata. And the
As your serv an t, my g rea test re- has done m ore to b e tte r conditions
ation charged, or collecton taken IS
second night he put out four more b is
¡w ard will be your confidence and in hom es and resu lted in g re a te r im- cuits w ith paste on them , and th e second
NEWS.
_______ ¡d rift. It read :
morning he found seventeen more rats,
! respect.
ALICE E. HANLEY.
provem ent in the w elfare of women
3. Too m uch gas.
m aking a total o f seventy-one rate In
two nights, and there were lots more
¡M edford .Or , Sept. 21, 1922.— a d v .la n d children th an has national pro-
SMILING
Below was the fig u re * 4 .” T he;
th at he did not find.
This is som e big rat tale, but, never
“ Not if it’s presented properly,”
.—------------------------ , hibition. The value of n ational pro-
The governor of the s ta te of w rite r had endeavored to pencil a '
Dorothy Donnelly Gives answered
theless. It is so. Just thought would
.Miss Donneily, witii
!
W
ESTINGHOUSE
GOODS
i
hibition
as
an
ag
en
t
in
prom
oting
w
rite
to let you know th at your rat p aste
W ashington has proclaim ed the week final m essage at 4 o'clock. But he
fc- iaJw ey Schubert’s
Irish op inr’sni. going straight on
is good.
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BEING
DEMONSTRATED
the
h
ealth,
prosperity
and
happiness
R e sp ec tfu lly , K E N N E D Y B R O T H E R S .
with the adaptation of “Blossom
beginning O ctober 9 as “ Smile was alread y falling into th e sleep
Music and They
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! of the fam ily and society generally,
Time,” which not only contains
W eek.” Sm iling cannot be accom-1 th a t was to be his last, and the
Buy a 3 5 c Box Today
the music, but the history of «ht
L ik e I t
Miss G race Bogue, a re p re s e n ta -' cannot be estim ated. It is beyond
Enough to Kill 50 to 100 Rats or Mice
plished by th is m ethod. The .e s u lt scraw l was never finished,
great
m
stcr.
N ew Y ork C ity .— iiie man who
Don't w aste tim e trying to kill th ese pest»
tive of th e W estinghouse E le c tric ; m ere hum an calcu latio n .”
of the governor's proclam ation will
O ccasionally vye get glim pses of
When "Tell Me Daisy,” from the
w ithpow ders.iiquldsandother experim ent e l
guesses the riddle of what die pub
com
pany
has
spent
the
p
ast
th
ree;
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preparations
Ready for Use— B e tte r T h a w
“Blossom
Time”
folio,
was
sung
undoubtedly be a “ Chessie c a t” e x -! w hat the re st of th e w orld is doing.
lic wants is fortunate, for he has a
Traps
Drug and General Stores sell
Mary
A
ntin.
a
u
th
o
r
and
lec
tu
re
r:
for
the
¡
honograpb
by
the
inimi
days
d
e
m
o
n
stra
tin
g
th
e
use
of
the
ci..nee to get ricii.
S T E A R N S ' E L E C T R IC P A S T E
pression upon the faces of th e citi It usually tak es a tra'gedy to m ake
D orothy Donnelly, playw right table Re'nald W errenrath. and the
electric ran g e m an u factu red by th a t “ The d ifficu lties th a t have been en-
zens of o u r neighboring s ta te on the us sense th e com ings and goings of
and actress, had a bit of luck ot public Ingan to whistle and sing
concern, to A shland people.
that and the “Song of Love’”
n o rth . Sm iling is h a b itu a l and will those outside our own circle.
this sort last year when in the
Miss Bogue dem o n strates the use
Miss
Donnelly
could
afford
to
say
H ere w ere 47 m en, alm o st a m ile
face of pessimistic prediction, she
not re su lt front any o rd er issued by
“
1
told
you
so.”
$
of
th e oven as well as th e top of
insisted that Franz Schubert's
' down in th e bowels of the e a rth ,
any hum an being.
Now, with the piece beginning
mi ic could be made to appeal to
th e ran g e, and show s thaA I t ik
Sm iling is th e o utw ard m auifes- th e ir escape cut off by a fire th a t
its second year to larger audiences
the j ooular audience
m
uch m ore convenient th a n th e old
ta tio n of in te rn al conditions, and is raged in th e single s h a ft betw een
"it would go over their heads,’* than ever, she only rem arks: “The
fashioned
wood, coal or gas range.
public
likes
the
best.
‘Blossom
m
:i
th
ri'ie
s
in
musical
circles
som ething th a t cannot be forced. It them and the surface. They looked
Tim
e’
proves
it.”
croaked
di>n:a!!v.
Our assortment contains both wood and coal
is not governed by creed nor procla- for a m ine e le v a to r th a t was the
ILLEGAL HUNTING BRINGS
m ation. T here is n othing m ore pain sole m eans of exit, to come down. | ----------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------
burners that are made to render the maximum
FINES FOR EUGENIANS
ful to behold th a n to see th e m uscles But it did not come, and th en they .
service. They are attractive, both in looks and in
of the face being co n to rted and 1 new th a t they w ere trapped.
L 3 l“Cj2 n S S O n f llC n t OT DOORS K S C C U tlY
price, and are sure to give satisfaction.
EUGENE, Or., Sept. 22.— George
draw n out of shape in order to form ■ Then cam e th e gas, th e frenzied
; M artin pleaded guilty in the C o t- ;
w hat finally reaches the s ta tu s of a building of th e b u lkhead to protect
J tage Grove ju stice co u rt to the
Drop in and let us show them to you.
sickly grin. A cheerful countenance, i them from it, th en the effo rt to
¡ch
arg
e
of
k
illing
a
faw
n
and
was
w ith an occasional voluntary tu r n in g ! build a second one. and then finis.
Many new books on a varied list te rn s ” ;
Nexo,
“ D itte,
D aughter fined $25 and costs, according to
up of the co rn ers of the m outh, m u s t'A s we read the m o urnful story of
of
topics
which
ran
g
e
a
ll
the
way
of
m
an
”
-
*
N
orris,
“
B
rass”
; Mor E. S. H arw ker, deputy s ta te game
he au to m atic and a reflection of the these dead, im agine th e ir th o u g h ts
sm llee's m ental and phvslcal condi-¡and rem em ber th e ir nopes, perhaps lr01n technical, histo rical and fic ley, “T he h au n ted book shop” ; w arden. L. A. H ouck, ot Eugene,
tion,
a new sym pathy will go out from tio n - have been recently added to O’Brien, Best sh o rt sto ries of 1920- was a rre ste d Sunday for k illing a
Phone 3 0 3
R7-H9 North Main St.
One b rig h t sm ile in the early us to those who daily do the peril-
public lib rary , according to Miss 1921; O. H enry prize sh o rt stories native p h easan t o u t of season, and
1919-1920-1921;
O ppenheim , paid a fine of $25 in tlie Eugene
m orning, and the whole day is ons work of the w orld on sea and Blanche Hicks, city lib ra rian . These of
b rig h te r, for th e re is no th in g th a t land.
a re now re a d y fo r circulation. Fol-, “ G reat P rin ce S han” ; Pyle, “ Men of ¡ju stic e court,
can successfully com bat the facial
N or can the th o u g h t escape us low*n S is the list of th e new publi- Iron ; Quick, “ V andem ark’s F o lly ” ;
expression th a t exudes from a
per- th a t, since th e A rgonaut is de- cations:
| S abatini, "S caram o u ch e” ; Scoville,
son who is h a lrtu a llv cheerful
and scribed as th e “ richest producer in
Bok, A m ericanization of E dw ardi "W ild fo lk s” ; Sedgewick, “ A drienne
whose body and m ind are in a the w est,” why was not one of th e
> Br >'a n L “ Best sto ries to tell T o n er” ; Sinclair, "M r. W addington
h ealth y w orking condition.
The two tu n n els drilled into the Argo- children ; B ru ette,
Com plete dog of Wyck ; S lngm aster, "E llen L e - ;
Taste is a matter of
tru e sm ile is sincere and is accom- n a u t from the K ennedy, b u ilt be- book ; C am bridge,
H istory
of vis ; S trin g er, “ P ra irie ch ild ” ; Ter-
tobacco quality
plished not by p ractice alone, but fore th e tragedy instead of a fte r.
¡A m erican lite ra tu re ; De la M are, hune, “ B uff” ; Seltzer, B est R ussian
We state it as our honest
from habit.
And perhaps, over th e discolered Down - adow n
D erry ;
C larke, short stories; T urgenev, “ F a th e rs i
belief that the tobaccos used
Persons who a re of a g rouchful rem ain s of these dead, th ere will T rack and field a th le tic s ; M. T. and sons ’; Van Loon, “ Story of
in Chesterfield are of finer
disposition a re seldom happy them - a rise a w idespread
insistence, for F-, My Chinese m arriag e , M ills, M ankind ; W ells, Ptom aine stre e t
quality and hence of better
selves, and it is on ra re occasions the sake of the hopes a n d 'liv e s and “ A dventures of a n a tu re gu id e” ; j W ells, “ Secret places of the heart” ;!
taste) than in any other
th a t they succeed in m aking o th ers hom es of those who bore th e ir way A nonym ous. " P a in te d w indow s’ ; W ilson, “ M erton of th e m ovies” ;!
cigarette at the price.
happy. A pleasant word and an un- deep into the e a rth , th a t th ere m ust Uhelps, D ebaters m anual ; Pierce, G alsw orthy, ‘F o rsy th e sa g a ” ; H er-
Liattt V M jm Ttbocct Ct.
forced sm ile go far tow ard m aking h e re a fte r be m ore
th au a single O ur unconscious m ind ,
P ound, gesheim er. T hree black P en n y s.”
th e w orld a h ap p ier place in which m eans of escape.
Iron m an ; Q uennell, Every-day
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to dw ell.
The 47 will not have died in vain
*n *be old stone age ; R oot, “ A
The saying of “ Sm ile and the if by th e ir death at A rgonaut plans B
and X I Z of bee c u ltu re ’; D E F E R CELEBRATION
world sm iles w ith you; weep and are crystallized to place a h igher S aintsbury, A le tte r book ; Sleep-
UNTIL NEXT SPRING
you weep alo n e,” is as a c cu ra te as value on life at the m ines and to e r’ ( o n stru c tlo n of radio phone ;
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Spaulding,
“
Your
dog
and
your
c
a
t”
;
I
It
has
been
definitely decided to
th e “ two and two m akes fo u r” prop- protect it b etter.
Stefansson,
“
The
friendly
a
rc
tic
”
;
postpone
the
proposed
K lam ath river
osition.
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Thom
pson,
“
‘Com
plete
poem
s”
;
T
om
-1
highw
ay
celebration
until
next
Keep sm ilin g.
RED CROSS IS MOTHER
T o DESERTED INFANT so n - “ O utlines of science” ; T inker, spring, according to the Y reka News.
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“ Young B osw ell"; W ho's W ho in This decision has been m ade neces-
T om orrow th e sun will cross the
ALBANY.
Or..
Sept.
22.—
A
blue-
A
m erica; W olcott. “ Book of gam es sary because of th e inability of the
equinox, m aking day and n ight of
W ith th e a d - .e ie d three-m onths-old boy. reserted and p a rtie s " ; U nderwood, ‘ W ild c o n tracto rs to com plete the bridge
in equal d u ratio n .
vent of crim py w eather it is about by his 18 year-old m other,
was b ro th e r” ; A ndreyeve, “ Seven th a t before the tim e inclem ent w eather
tim e to dig up the old red flaunels. tu rn e d over to the Linn county Red were h a n g e d "; Bailey, "T ru m p e te r usually sets in.
Anyhow a few frosty
nig h ts a re Cross c h a p te r by neighbors who sw an "; Beerbohm , “ Zulika Dobson” ;
U nforeseen d ifficulties have been
needed to bring th e bloom to the were uuuble to care for th e in fa n t. Benet. “ F irs t person sin g u la r” ; Ben- the cause of a series of delays th a t
cheeks of th e apple
N um erous and varied dem ands have net. “ Mr. P ro h a c k " ; B u rn ett, “ H ead could not be overcom e. It is prob-
__________________ been m ade on the local Red Cross
of the house of Coom be” ; B utler, able th a t the bridge will be com-
“ T u rk ish natio n alists troops will w orkers, but this is th e firs t incident “ Way of all flesh ” ; Dell. “ O bstacle pleted and th a t som e tra ffic will go
begin m ilitary operations a g ain st the of th is kind to be experienced here, rac e "; Dell. “ Br ary Bush” ; Dos- over the highw ay from . Y reka to
B ritish on S unday.” says a report
The in fant w as clothed in
clean toevskl, ‘‘Poor people” ; Dusany. E u rek a th is fall, but being new road
of, Turkish and Domestic tobaccos—blended
from Angora. Now doesn’t th a t get clothes and kept a t the Red Cross ‘Book of w onder” ; D usany. “ D ream - it will not be safe for heavy traffic
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[social w elfare w orker, who will tak e te r B o nnard"; F letch er, “ Ravens- begins.
Tts the last day of sum m er. Au- the baby and his m other to P o r tla n d ! dean c o u rt" ; H aldem an, “ D u st” ;
All of the m aterial has been
tu m u begins S aturday.
w here a rra n g e m e n ts will
be m ade Henion, “ M aria C hapdelaine” ; Mac- hauled to th e bridge and consider-
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for th e boy’s care.
kenzie, “ Poor re la tio n s"; M ackenzie, able steel h as been placed
W ork
F o r your cleaning and pressing—
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jh o a e
FauUerud's.
1 4 tf‘ a want ad will sell it.
and sixpence"; Miln, “Feast of Lan- torily, it is reported.
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