aSHlAITO DAILY TÖHffGS
S'AGI TU O
Tidings
Ashland
E stab lish ed 1876
Published
Every
Evening
ROOF ADJUSTED TO WEATHER
Except
Comparatively Easy to Regulate Tem
perature of Houses Constructed
of Blocks of Ice.
Siskiyou and Klamath Counties Combine
in Effort To Obtain National Highway
Saturday, September 80, 1022
FORMER ASHLAND MAN IS
NOW W RITER FOR MOVIES
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
M. C. Reed, form er resident of the
— — —— — —
¡city, and who was engaged as circuit
THE ASH LAND PRINTING CO.
By S. W . S T R A U S , P retid en t
|>
ANO
Of in te re st locally is
th e rep o rt Nevada.
d irecto r on the E llison-W hite Chau-
A m erican Society fo r T h r ift.
OFFICIAL CITY AND COUNTY
of a recent m eeting of
the Y reka
It was unanim ously voted a t th e tau q u a system , receives the follow-
Changing
the
thickness
of
the
roof
PAPER
II7H ILE economic conditions are
th e in S com m ent from the Lyceum Mag-
may not seem like a particularly cham ber of com m erce, which is put- m eeting to co-operate w ith
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steadily improving in this
handy way to keep the tem perature tin g fo rth every effo rt
to boost K lam ath R iver H ighw ay club.
Ac- azine of Chicago:
country world-wide conditions
LOGAN, Editor
of the house uniform. Certainly no n o rth e rn C alifornia in general, and cording to a pam phlet Issued by the
C. Reed, »f the Ellison-W hite
generally have
one would think of doing it in that Siskiyou county in p a rticu la r.
In- club, the purpose of the organiza- 8? atem » wll° is [he only (nan in lap-
n o t m a te -
E n tered a t the A shland, Oregon
way In this country. But in the Arctic cidentally the w ork of th e c o m m e r-|tio n is to stim u la te and prom ote th e b e e n ’n 'd ire c to r on o n e" rirc iih r a
rially improv
Postoffice as Second-class Mali Mat
i •>
N atu re gets m ighty little help <$> “shaving off the ro o f’ is the regular cial organization will prove of g rea t building of a highw ay from C hase’s five consecutive years, and never
ed during the
ter.
thing. Mr. Vilhjalmur Stefansson, the
<î> in a d ru g store.
<$-
fo u r y e a r s
polar explorer, explains in his book, benefit to so u th e rn Oregon, as its bridge, or th a t vicinity, on the Klam - lost a contracti ,3 here for the con-
Subscription Price D elivered in City:
t
h a t have
m
em
bers
a
re
seeking
to
sw
ing
the
a
th
F
alls-A
shland
highw
ay,
to
th
e
'
en
tio
n
-
“
The
Colonel,”
as
he
is
“The Friendly Arctic,” ju st how the
One nA»nth ............................... .. ■ $ -G«
elapsed
since
I.ess law and less (lancing G Eskimo does It.
N ational highw ay so as to include Siskiyou county line.
,io n ate l> called h> El.ison-M hi:e
T hree m o n t h s .....................
1.95
t
h
e
w
a r.
Six m onths .................................... 3.7? J would im prove things m ore <$> If, says Mr. Stefansson, the snow Y reka, w hile K lam ath and Siskiyou
Tins, the pam phlet states, th e club scale. He cam e into the office and
America is to
One year ...................................... "•=*’
than a L eague of N ations.
<$> house we were camping In was built counties a re united in a m ovem ent m em bers believe will m ake possible said, “ I w ant ten an nual subscrip-
day the most
Mail and Rural R outes
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at 50 degrees below zero, each block
powerful na
for
an
all-year
tra
ffic
road.
a
w
a
te
r
grade
road
down
th
e
K
la
m
-'t-ons
lo
the
Lyceum
M
agazine
for
One m onth ....................................* , o r l ^
As a m an ’s bank account In-
In the wall was then of th a t tem per
tion in the
P erhaps the mo s, notew orthy „ a t . a th r tr e r and 8 „ e an o u t .« for The
j
ature and contained what we may un
world and thia
fllx m onths
3 5>
creases, his h e a rt tak e s th e op-
scientifically speak of as a great deal te r before th e cham ber was a com- D alles-C aliiornia highw ay, and open jn te re sted in C h autaquua, and I
exalted
posi
6.5»
<
$
>
posite
direction.
year
.................................
Out
of “latent cold.” To neutralize the m unication from the K lam ath R iver up th e g re a t in te rio r em pire to th e know of no b e tte r way to spend a
tion
c
a
r
r
i es
ADVERTISING RATES
|,4>
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cold it was necessary to keep the In H ighw ay club u rging th e co-opera- Pacific highw ay, to th e K lam ath little m oney” ; adding in his usual
with
it
all
the
D isplay A d v e rtisin g
a
Cash in on your m istakes, <?> side of the house for a considerable
s. w. STRAUS
orous way. The people ot Chi
r e s p onsibili-
tion of th e cham ber in the cam paign R iver highw ay, th e Coast highw ay hum
>ioeie Insertion, each in c h ............ 30c :
cago will get all I ’ve got anyw ay
YFYRLY CONTRACTS
’ and you Wil1 come hom e w ith <?> time at a tem perature of perhaps 60 to prom ote and build a highw ay th a t and th e Pacific ocean.
ties of leadership. Perhaps in no
before
I get out of h e re .” He says
degrees
F
.
Snow
is
so
nearly
a
non
better way could this country ful
Display A dvertising
th e bacon.
<3>
T he aim s of the club a re to w ork he never atten d ed an I. L. C. A. con-
may u ltim ately m ean the com pletion
fill these duties than through
One time a w ^ k ...................... 2 7 H c i ^
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A conductor of heat that, once the
of the only all-year trav ersib le ro u te in harm ony w ith all individuals, o r - v e n t o n ebfore and would not be financial channels. It is suggest
Two tim es a w \ 'k ....................... 25 c
The distance betw een Liszt <§> “latent cold” had been neutralized, the
here this tim e only for the fact -hat
c :
heat of our bodies kept the tem pera from th e e a st.to n o rth e rn C alifornia. ganizations and officials of K la m a .h ; he
ed that the United States stand
Nvety o th e r d a y .......................... 20
read a s ta te m e n t in the paper th at
and
those
who
try
to
reach
him
<
?
>
Local Readers
ture well above the freezing point,
The club w as organized in the and Siskiyou counties and th e re- ! vention before, and would not be ready to make loans to other na
Each line, each tim e ..................... l o c i 4» «s longer th a n w aitin g for a * even when the hole in the roof was K lam ath canyon, ju st n o rth of th e spective states. The m em bers pledge
here, so he th o u g h t it wise to he on > tions provided these loans are
<$> tra in in a cold depot.
To ru n every o th e r day for one
open for ventilation. But If the weath Siskiyou county line, on Septem ber th eir w ork to be constructive and hand.
safeguarded as to interest and
Mr. Reed is the a u th o r o '
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<?> er became a little w arm er than It was
m onth, each line, each tim e. . 71 <$
principal, and that the proceeds
! “ The M ystery of H appiness,” which
17,
says
th
e
Siskiyou
News.
not
to
conflict
w
ith
any
proposed
To run~every issue for one m onth
are used for purely constructive
when we made camp, the heat of our
<i>
P hilosophers are all m ales,
¡is
to
be
film
ed
for
th
e
movie
screen
The w orking m otto of th e club is highw ays in e ith e r Siskiyou or th is fall, and he is now enaasred in
or m ore, each line, each t i m e . . 5c j
purposes.
probably because philosophy is <♦> bodies or the heat from the fire would
C lassified Colum n
‘C oast to C oast down th e K lam - K lam ath counties.
¡w
riting
his
second
production.
His
Before any such foreign loans
raise
the
tem
perature
too
high,
and
• not a fra id of mice and does no
One cent the word each tim e
could be negotiated, however, it
the roof would begin to melt. Then a th .” In th e m ovem ent m em bers | T hree Siskiyou county m en a re in- keen sense of hum or and ready w it
To run every issue for one m o n th ly gossiping.
<$>
we sent a man out with a knife to p resen t a t th e m eeting Monday ev -| eluded in the list of fficers of th e his kindly sp irit and bigness of would be necessary for all for
or m ore, Vfcc th e w ord each tim e.
<$>
eign nations to reduce their army
a
shave
it anywhere from four to two ening see an o p p ortunity to sw ing club. They a re W. L. F ra in , of Bes-: h e a rt, have won
Legal R ate
* HEZ HECK SAYS:
<S> Inches thinner so th at the cold from
and
naval forces to a peace foot
the proposed tra n sc o n tin e n ta l high- wick, second vice-president; J.
F irst tim e, per 8 -p c 'n t lin e ..........10c
ing, such as we have in the United
“ Sody fo u n tain s draw’s
<§>, outside would penetrate the snow
Each subsequent tim e, per 8-
way, leading th ro u g h n o rth e rn Ne- Ager, of Ager, th ird v ice-president;!
J _________________
States at the present time. Dis
both lovers and flies.”
<A blocks and stop the thawing.
i>C 'S'
polnt line ..........
vada
by
way
of
W
innem
ucca
from
and
H.
H.
Hessig,
of
Beswick,
fo
u
rth
.
,,
,
, ,
.
Hu liR F N
armament of this nature would
f 1.00 ! <§> <§> <$, <$■ i> <$> i
If the next day the w eather turned
Card of th an k s . . .
'
V,
lighten the economic burdens of
. 2 M» c ____________________________________ cold again, hoarfrost would form on the proposed Lassen highw ay pass to vice-president. C aptain O. C. A pple-' W H1TE S(
O bituaries, the line
the
n
o
rth
e
rn
pass,
which
affo
rd
s
th
e
gate,
of
K
lam
ath
F
alls,
',s
p
resid
en
t:
OUTN
.
►
the civilized wcrld and this sav
Fraternal Orders and S o cieties
. . . . .
,
,
,,
the roof and drop as snowflakes on
ing could be used in paying the
A dvertising for fra te rn a l orders : « Dre has not burned the old stum p the bed. We would know then that only possible all-year highw ay tra f- of the club, and Dr. A. A. Soule, of
FLO RIN , Calif., Sept. 30.— Japan-
indebtedness’ to this country.
or societies ch arg in g a reg u lar initi- up. it is still there. T h at was about the roof was too thin and send a man fic into C alifornia from the sta te of ¡th e sam e city, is secretary.
_________ese pupils ou tn u m b er A m erican
Loans of the nature suggested
iito n fee a n a dues, no discount. Re 5 0 ,y ears ago, hut it will still show. out to blanket It with soft snow.
ligious and benevolent orders will he
' children alm os. two to one in th e would prove of tremendous im
Yours tru ly , C. H. HARGADINE.
which is enough to keep a rid e r i n ! p io rin pub, ic g( ools th is 8em ester
petus to thrift practices through
•h arg ed th e re g u la r ra te for all ad
v ertlslng when an adm ission or othei
IS NO LONGER “ GOLDEN ORB”
eats for several weeks. T h a t’s the Thjs wag discovered w ith th e «pen- out the world. People in this
country would save money and
charge Is m ade.
m agnet which is going to m ake L
the school this week w hen
lend
it to the government, while
French Scientist Makes the Assertion
things lively on those th re e d a y s .|111 Jap an ese children registered,
W hat C on stitu tes A d vertisin g
those of foreign nations would be
That the Real Color of the Sun
In order to allay a m isu n d e rsta n d
October 4, 5 and 6.
a n d onJy
A m ericans were in at-
led to practice thrift in order that
Is Blue.
ing am ong som e as to w hat consti
The fair grounds today is a busy tendance
the loans might be repaid. New
tn te s news and w hat a d v e .l’. sing.
place— no place for a lazy m an, or
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wealth thus would be created, in
All the daylight comes from the sun.
we p rin t th is very sim ple rule, which
dustry would he revived and much
even
for
a
m
an
who
doesn’t
like
t
o
!
hut
it
arrives
here
by
different
ways.
Is used by new spapers to d iffe re n ti
of the unrest which now exists
The direct light, that which forms the
w atch o th er folks w ork.
C arpen- GRANTS PASS HOPES FOR
ate betw een th em : “ ALL fu tu re
would
disappear. No matter what
TOKIO,
Sept.
30.—
Advices
from
solid rays, has grown weak by its
svents, w here an adm ission charge
ters a re ru sh in g th e firs t u n it of the
PR IC E REVIVAL MEETINGS
may be attempted in bringing
passing through
the atmosphere, Siberia s: a te th a t fig h tin g has a l g ran d sta n d , which will seat 1600,!
Is m ade or a collection is taken IS
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about world-wide stabilization no
ADVERTISING.”
T his applies to RIG PR IZE S A R E O F FE R E D
s ightly for the red light, more so for ready stai fed betw een the red forces
Dr. P rice, th e evangelist, now
the
bleachers
and
th
e
stock
building.
plan will be successful unless it
organizations and societies of every
IN LEGION ESSAY CONTEST toe blue. The diffused light of the and the w hites, th e fo rm er try in g to
The exhibit room beneath the grand- holding revival m eetings in A s h la n d / embraces primarily the practices
kind as well as to individuals.
e ;y, where the blue predominates, is
tak e the city of \ ladivostok as soon j stan d is ab o u t com pleted. A c a te r-'w ill come to G rants Pass if the peo-
of thrift by the people of the
All reports of such activities a fte r
The A m erican Legion natio n al es 1 ade up of all th a t the direct radia ts it is evacuated by the Japanese. p jn a r tra c to r is drag g in g a disk pie desire him , according to word
world.
they have occurred is news.
tion lacks.
AH com ing social or organization say contest closes O ctober 6.
The blue of the sky is taken from
around the half-m ile tra c k , and t h e ! received here.
L ast n ig h t a t the
m eetings of societies w here no
The subject of th e essay is, “ How tiie sun Itself and the result is that
I
stock
co
rrals
are
being
erected.
Jim
m
eeting
of
the
B aptist congrega-
money co n trib u tio n is solicited. Initi the A m erican Legion Can Best Serve
v
e
do
not
see
the
royal
sta
r
under
its
I
Givans,
of
Bly,
is
on
th
e
job
from
¡tion,
a
unanim
ous
sen tim en t to have
ation charged, or collecton taken IS the N ation.” The scholarship prizes
tru e color. If by some miracle, which
NEWS.
m orning u n til n ig h t, su p e rin te n d in g him here was recorded. He is go-
a re:
F irs t, $750; second, $500; science will perhaps realize, we could
the
work.
¡ing to C alifornia for a sh o rt tim e
W HAT IS WRONG?
th ird , $250. In each sta te th e re will rise about a hundred kilom eters above
And t h a t’s about all today, except and will stop off here on his way j
the
diffusing
layers
of
the
atmosphere,
The question was asked the o th e r j ba a silver m edal for the best essay,
th is:
If th e K lam ath county fair to P o rtla n d , provided th a t he finds
day, “ W h it is the m a tte r w ith this and a bronze m edal for the second the solar disc would appear to us, not
white, but bluish, standing out in re
¡and S outhern Oregon rodeo is not a dem and here for his services. It
world of o u ts ? ”
If th a t question tyest. The essay m ust not be over lief on a black sky, where stars glit
the biggest a ffa ir of its kind ever has been suggested th a t the people
was to be asked again, th e in q u ire r : 500 WOrd s in len g th , and only one ter at full noon. In this way it would
A ie rid e rs com ing from every pulled in these p a rts, then th e fa ir of th e city m ake some arra n g e m e n ts
would he referred to his bible, and sj<)0 of th e paper should be used, appear to the “men in the moon” if
w estern s ta te for th e Southern O re—board and th e Bly rodeo boys and to have Dr. Price stop here, -G rants
be advised to go hom e and read Gen-: leaving a m argin of one inch,
the moon were inhabited.
gon Rodeo here next w eek, asks th e ¡th e local boosters will e ta th e ir Pass C ourier.
And this vision of science perfect
esis, c h a p te r 6.
■ All essays m ust be sent to th e
K lam ath F alls H erald.
C onversa S tetsons, ribbons and all. T hey’ve
i
ly
agrees with what we know of the
Aside from the present d ay ’s sit-j c«u n ty su p e rin te n d e n t not la te r th an
tion
w
ith
the
boys
w
orking
o
u
t
a
t
STUDENTS
RAN
HAZING
a
ll
said
so!
nation in which conditions a re f a s t ' m id n ig h t of October 6th, and be for- solar tem perature. Physicists admit
AT EASTERN COLLEGE
“ L et ’e r b u c k !”
that the radiant surface, the photo the fair grounds brings b ut one an
approaching those th a t existed 52 w arded by him to Mr. R oger Mac-
sphere, is not far from a tem perature swer. They a re com ing in droves.
cen tu ries ago, and a re described in Veagh, Spalding Building, P o rtla n d , i of 6,000 degrees C. It is. therefore,
F u rth e rm o re , it is pointed out, th is ( 4Ì.AL M INE EXPLOSION
EASTON, Pa., Sept. 30.— Hazing
the sixth c h a p te r of Genesis, it!
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hotter than the yellowish flame of is the last rodeo of the year, and
in
all form s a t L afay ette college has
IS FATAL TO SEVEN
seem s th a t the g re a te st m enace ¡011-
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30.— A, our gas burners, than the white light
the rid e rs and fancy ropers see an
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been ordered abolished by th e stu-
fro n tin g th e world today arises from railro a d ra te of one fare for the of our electric lamps and the electric
opportunity to get a w in te r’s stake.
JOHNSON CITY, Ills., Sept. 30.— dent council, it was announced.
the fact th a t the men in a u th o r ity ! round trip will prevail for delegates! arc itself, whose color is bluish.
Speaking
of
m
oney!
The
Bly
as-
Seven
m iners a re reported to have:
The o rd er was a re s u lt of the
Now, It is known that the hotter a
a re of a m edieval elem ent, m inus a a n d visitors to the A m erican L egion:
sociation
will
d
istrib
u
te
$3000
in
¡been
killed
in
an
explosion
a
t
a
coal
rough
handling last week of Rob-
sp iritu al and m ental q u ality .
national convention in New O rleans, : radiant body is the richer it is in blue
and violet. Therefore, the sun is bine. cash prizes, even a sm all p a rt of m ine n e a r here y esterd ay .
‘ e rt C unningham , a freshm an.
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October 16-20, th e local convention! —L. Houllevigne in Le Temps (P aris).
Now th a t nose p rin ts a re being com m ittee has been advised by E.
suggested as a m eans of Ider ifyiug A. Simm on, ch airm an of th e L egion’s
Village Fair for Fiancees.
stock and elim in atin g th e p: ocess of ra tio n a l tra n s p o rta tio n com m ittee.
The only town in the world that has
branding, why not include a system The ra te has been accepted as offi an annual “fiancee fair" is Ecaus-
of lip p rin ts to identify p resent day cial by H anford M acNider, Legion elnes, a Belgian ham let famous for its
flappers.
n ational com m ander.
pretty girls. The village is decorated
The reduced fare, w hich will be for the fair—Just as it would he for a
♦ ♦ •••» ■ •
<î> ,4> '-*>
<$> <§> effective on all railro a d s, will apply lace fair, or a cattle fair, or any kind
<S> THE PE O PL E ’S FORUM.
«> to m em bers of th e A m erican Legion of a kermess. The girls themselves
adn its auxiliary, widows of deceased put on their best dresses and wash
most cleanly—but undue rouging is
m em bers of th e Legion, and to dele prohibited. Dancing is the order of
Santa M onica, Calif., Sept. 26 gates to th e convention of the I n te r
the day, and the stealing of kisses
A shland T idings:
allied V eteran s' F e d e ra tio n , which does not constitute a misdemeanor.
In your issue of the W eekly Tid- wijj be hied th e week before the A speech encouraging m arriage and
ings of S eptem ber 20, you have a iL e gjon gathering.
I decrying celibacy is made by the mis
tress of the fair. Provision is made
very in te re stin g account of a giant
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redw ood on display a t Sacram ento.
Mrs. H. E. W rights, of Lake for “courting" by the preparation of
nooks and arbors near th e - fair
I h is account in terested me very garnish, W ash., the siste r of Jo h n :
grounds, where couples may stroll not
m uch. But you doa t have to go so \jb e r t Boggs, has requested th e , too publicly.
.ir away trom hom e to find tre e s A m erican Legion to help find him .:
Signs about the fair grounds sug
that are ju st as in te restin g to Ash- p ro p e rty is involved, th e le tte r, gest to the youth of Ecaussines:
T here are 2 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 hom es in
in g liabit and giv es her a preference
land people as th e giant redw ood.
js tAtes. Boggs enlisted in 1918 and “Love, then m arry.” “Search, and
th
e
U
nited
S
tates.
T
he
w
om
en
w
ho
o
f one braiul of goods to another, or
In a b o tr the year 1870. a m an by was jn Com pany C. replacem ent you will find.” “Let us m arry.”
buy for th ese hom es spend on th e
an advertised a rticle to o n e th at is
the nam e ot Stephen H am ilton and troops, at Camp G rant, being dis-
a v era g e $ 5 0 0 eaeti, or a total o f
unknown.
D u ck’s C la im to D is tin c tio n .
m yself w ere cam ped out on the charged a t P o rtla n d , Oregon.
$
1
1
,0
0
0
,0
0
0
,0
0
0
,
ea
ch
year.
T
hat
is
m o untains east of A shland, on w
h a t ___________________
Tlie Sheldrake, unlike ducks In gen
It id en tifies for her a certain p io -
m ore th an $ 3 6 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 every w ork
is known as C om ela’s F la t, and we
I eral. can walk on land with some
duct as b eing standard, so tliat sh e
in g day. E very year it am ou n ts to
amount of dignity, there being an en
w ere m aking b rush and log fence for
m ay ea sily «lodge th e w iles o f sellers
tire
absence
of
anything
like
a
waddle.
h a lf as m uch as A m erica’s Liberty
my fath er. We cut a tree, known
w ho try to s e ll som eth in g th at is
But this is not its only claim to dis
Rond issue.
as yellow pine and a very fine speci-!
not so good.
tinction, for in nesting m atters it
men of th e species. I was m uch in
Each w om an is a part o f th is arm y
shows marked individuality.
It fix es m erit a s an ev erla stin g
terested in the tre e on account of its i F irst Church o f C hrist, S cien tist
o f buyers, and each, if sh e w ill, may
Its favorite breeding place is In
adjunct,
to certain a rticles.
im m ense size. It was about seven
be guided to w ise and econom ical
P ioneer avenue South.
Sundav some sandy spot near to, though not
feet across the stum p a fte r the tre e lesson ..U n re a lity ? . Sundav school always on, the seashore, and it lias ait
It m akes her know th a t th e m an u
purchases if sh e w ill but m ake up
factu rer wlio is proud o f h is product
was down. I counted the rings of serv ices a t u o’clock. Subject of especial liking for rabbit-burrows
her m ind each day to read a s many
and jea lo u s o f h is reputation and
as sh e can o f tlie ad vertisem en ts
grow th nd th ere w ere 474 distin ct a t 10 o-ciOck. W ednesday evening from which it evicts the rightful own
rings. Now I cannot rem em ber ju st m eetlngs a t 8 «’clock.
R eading ers without so much as a “By your
character cannot do oth erw ise than
w h ich m an u factu rers are printing
leave." Once the owner is out. he is
ihe year, but it was som ew here near! room open daily from 2 u n til 5 p.
m ake h is product at least as good a s
for
her
b
en
efit.
never perm itted to return while Mr.
’70 or '72. I was betw een 12 and , m., except Sundays and holidays.
he sa y s it is.
and Mrs. Sheldrake require the house.
T he ad v ertisin g in every new spa
14 years old. W hen th is tree was
Mr. Sheldrake, unlike most others
More th an lik e ly it is b etter.
:
per and eveiy- m agazin e is a buying
about 250 years old it m ust have
of the duck tribe, takes a great inter
T rin ity E piscopal Church
gu id e tor th is g rea test b u yin g force
A d vertisin g p oin ts out w here th is
passed th rough a very dry period,
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icar, the Rev, P. K. H am m ond. est in the arrangem ent of the nest,
in th e world. T his a d vertisin g m akes
g ie a te s t buyer in a ll th e w orld's h is
s tin* 1 ngs w ere very close to g eth er Holy com m union a t 8 a. m. Sunday! and bears considerable share in look
it sa fe ami ea sy for every m em ber
tory m ay find q u ality goods by
for about 15 years. They w ere so school a t 9:45. M orning service and ing after the little brood when it a r
o f th is b uyin g arm y to m ake her
rives.
'
sh ow in g h er pictures o f them over
close to g eth e r th a t I had to tak e serm bn on ‘‘G reat Q uestions,” a t 11.
purchases.
and over again, w hich enables her
1 at” 1 n lar pains to count them .
S tra n g e rs and v isitors cordially wel*
Unconscious Humor.
to it*cogn,ize tliem ea sily and quickly.
It esta b lish es in her m ind a buy-
W here do you suppose C hristo- J coined.
’ I
“Do you subscribe to any humorous
pher Colom bus was when th a t tree!
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magazines?”
s ta rte d on P s career.
This tree
C hristian Church
“Y es” said Mr. Grabcoin. “1 take
stood a t w hat we alw ays called the
Sunday school a t 10 a. m. Com -j one that tells poor clerks "how they
end o the m o u n tain ; th a t would be niunion and preaching a t 11; sub-! can increase t! <dr Incomes from $1.200
t > th e left of Grizzley peak, and ject, “ W hy Go to C h u rch ?”
to $10,000 or $20,000 a year by silting
up late at night and reading success
th e re is m ore tim ber growing on old!
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Grizzley th a t is ju st as old, and
L et J e rry O’Neal figure your next rules. I get a good laugh out of every
m aybe som ew hat older.
j Job of plum bing. F irs t class m ater- issue.”—Birmingham Age-Herald.
George H argadine can point out lal and w orkm anship. P hone 138.
Everything good to eat at Detrick
the place w here th is tre e stood, and 207 E. Main stre e t.
2 3 8 « Groceteria.
Sunday
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