~
Monday, October 2, 1922
LOCAL ANO PERSONAL
TAKE TURNS KEEPING HOUSE
New York Man and His Wife Havs
Arrangement They Say Is “All
In th e October num ber of th e “De-!
to the Good."
sig n e r,” th e re is p rin ted a “ discov-i
e ry ” by an A shland wom an, Mrs.
Jones and his wife are a modern
G race Groves, 399 Beach stre e t, un couple. Each goes to business and
d er th e d e p a rtm e n t of “ W hat to Do.” , each helps with the housework. It so
The suggestion m ade by Mrs. Groves happens that each works In an office
to th e D esigner is: “ To avoid lum py where on alternate weeks their pres
corn-m eal m ush, s tir a little cold ence Is required at an early h o u r^ n d
w a te r into th e corn m eal, then pour their quitting time is fixed correspond
ingly early, says the New York Sun.
and s tir th is m ix tu re into th e boil-;
“We’ve doped it out this way,” ex
ing w a te r.”— Mrs. G. G.( A shland, plained Jones. “The week the wife lias
Ore.
to get to the office early I get up and
get breakfast and after breakfast wash
Come and dance a real fox tro t to the dishes and make the bed. After
real m usic. H ot Springs, S aturday that I just have time to make the of
n ig h t.
23-3 fice. When the wife gets home at
nlgftt she gets the dinner, so that by
the time I arrive everything is on the
You m ay be so rry if you don’t in ,; table steaming hot. The next week,
su re w ith, Yeo, of course.
307tf when I have to get in early mornings,
we just shift schedules. She gets the
E xquisitely tailo red su its a t P aul-; breakfast and I the dinner.
ser ud’s.
20tf
“Of course I had to have a little
coaching on the cooking at first, but
I’ve got so now I can shake as mean
A tten d B ridge P a rty —
M esdames F ra n k Dean and Carl an elbow around the kitchen as any
one, whether It’s boiling an egg for
Nims, of this city, a tte n d ed a bridge
breakfast or preparing a five-course
party given by Mrs. W. Y. Crowson, dinner.
of M edford one evening th e la tte r
“Some who have heard of the a r
p a rt of last week. The p arty w as' rangem ent think we’re crazy. But
given in honor of Mrs. C harles Lebo I we’re happy; so w hat’s the differ
ence ?”
of San F rancisco.
,
A sh la n d W om an a “ D iscoverer”—
ASHLAND DAELT TIDING«
PAOT TRRKB
11
W hen R oebling Built B rooklyn Bridge
H e P ro v id ed for O v ercro w d in g
B U S IN E S S A N D P R O F E S S IO N A L
One cent th e w ord each tim e.
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
PHYSICIANS.
VII n d i i ! d , ^ UDI? ~ L 18 Church St- OR- KBNKST A. WOODS— Practi.-»
Individual .n stru ctio n on violin— t lim ited to eva
ear
nn « .„ a
Sevcik m ethod
O rchestra and
th ro a t. Office hours, 10 to 12 a n r
ensem ble work. H arm ony, theory
1 to 6. Sw edanburg Bldg.,
and history.
L eonard C. Petit.I
land. O re
73.ti
cigarette^
1 'hey are
GOOD!
FOR RENT.
®R- J. J. EMMENS-—Physlc’an and
APA’RTMPMmo
U ----- “T - ;----- ;----- Surgeon.
P ractice lim ited
U
A j ^ R P J ? NTS “ Bli rn ish e d - c,ose «ye. ear, nose ¿nd th ro a t. Gi , -
ra o d e rn . co»\en>ences. A dults
»uPPlied. Oculist and aurlst fo-
only. In q u ire 166 H argadine St.,
S. P. R. R. Offices. M F. am H
or phone 122.
__ 257-tf
JBldg., M adford, Ore. Phone '<57
FOR RENT— Five room , ground DR. M ATTIE R. SHAW — Re^àlen'ee
floor furnished ap a rtm e n t, w ith ' and office 108
Pioneer avenue
piano.
L ights
w ater Shop,
furn- le
Telephone
nm «.« 10 i in
ished. In
q u ire and
N eedlecraft
,e Pl,oue 2S
28.
Office house.
to 12 a, m .; 2 to 5 p. ni., only.
50 E a st Main.
20-2
FOR RENT— Piano. Phone 236 or
ta ll 431 N orth Main.
24-3*
CHIROPRACTORS.
DR. E. B. ANGELL— C hiropractic
alm ost upon him, W endell Dawson,
and E lectro-T herapy. The com bi
FOR
RENT—
U
nfurnished
house.
73
of P o rtlan d , geological survey engi
G ranite.
25-4* ! nation does wonders. F irst N at’!
neer, killed th e anifhal w ith a blojv
Bank Bldg. Phone 48-142.
N ature abhors a vacuum ” tf
on the head from th e b u tt of his FOR RENT— L arge, sunny fu rn
ished room , w ith or w ithout
rifle Monday at W aldo L ake, he r e
CONVALESCENT HOME
board. 132 7th St.
25-3*1
ported on his re tu rn to Bend. The
Good
gun stock was sh a tte re d .
Dawson FOR RENT Five room fu rn ish ed CONVALESCENT HOME
cheer.
Good care.
Good food.
house,
cen
trally
located,
ad
u
lts
had ju st killed the fem ale’s cub and
Term s reasonable.
153 G ran te
p referred . In q u ire 166 H argadine
unw ittingly fired his last shell a t
St. Phone 411-R.
306-1 ino
nr phone 122.
251f
the m other, m issing her. She m ea
TRANSITAR AND E X PR E SS.
IN TER UK KAN AUTOCAR CO.
su red five and one-half feet in
FOR prom pt and careful service,
length. Dawson is having the cub
(E ffectiv e January 1, 1 9 2 2 )
au to tru ck s or horse drays, call
m ounted.
D aily (E xcept S unday)
W h ittle T ran sfer Co. Phone 117
N e w Y ork S k y lin e S e e n F rom B rook lyn Bridge -(In O v a l)—
LV. MEDFORD
LV. ASHLAND
F o r b e tte r in su ran ce ra te s, you
Office, 89 Oak s tre e t near Hotel
John A . R oeb lin g.
“ COMMONS” ONLY IN NAME
7:00 a. m.
F ru it canning tim e Is a t hand. 7:00 a. m.
A shland.
66tf
b e tte r see, Yeo of course.
307tf
8:00 a. m.
N E of the periodic cries th a t w ires are not tw isted, but laid
F or firuit Jara, lids, rubbers, jelly 8:00 a. m.
9:00 a. m.
Delegates to Early English National
9:00 a. in. L L. POW ELL— GENERAL TRANS
the Brooklyn Bridge is not p ararellel and continuous and then
molds and su g ar. D etrick ’s prices 10:00 a. ni.
P iano tu n in g g u a ra n tee d by Carl j
10:00
a. m.
Assembly Belonged Without Ex
FE R — Good team and m otor
bound
together.
And
the
oblique
safe because of the terrific over
•an’t be beaten.
11:00
a.
m.
11:00
a. rn.
trucks. Good service at a reason
ception to Proprietary Class.
Loveland. Studio 135 E. Main St. I
crowding of tra in s and m otor ve storm braces th a t rad iate like a
12:00 no on
12:00 noon able price. P hone 83
P hone 465.
4tf i
hicles having recent’y been stilled web from the top of the towers on
1:00
m.
1:00 P- m
SUMMONS
P.
As early as 1254 in England,
by the statem ents of engineers who each side to 400 feet of the bridge
FOR EXCHANGE
2:00 P- m.
2:00 P. m.
In
the
Circuit
Court
of
the
Btate
knights
were
called
from
the
shires
to
know the facts, the whole p ictur floor beneath are calculated to bear
O ur m odern equipm ent enables us
3:00
m.
m.
3:00
of
Oregon
for
Jackson
county.
P-
P
esque romance of the building of the whole weight of the bridge for
to clean and dye any a rticle . A s h -' the national assembly to testify to the
4:00 P- m. FOR TRADE— 160 acre unincum
4:00 P. Ul.
Dan Collidt, plaintiff,
taxable capacity of their districts. Two
the bridge has been again recalled. th at distance if necessary. They
bered ranch on Pacific highway
5:00 P. m.
5:00 P- ni.
vs.
land C leaning an d Dyeing W orks. from each shire were chosen by the
When Col. W ashington A. Roeb a re small, but the same engineers
and
county road, n e a r H ilt; small
6:00
m.
6:00
m.
Ollie
Collier,
defendant.
P-
P-
P hone 63.
22tf gentry and landowners.
house and outbuildings;
good
ling, who wove the g re a t wire ca th a t made possible these g re a t
7:00 P- m.
7:00 P- m.
To Ollie Collier, the ¡hove named
At first the custom had no purpose
stock o r chicken ranch w ith plen
bles over plans made by his f a modern suspension bridges m anu
8:30 P- m.
defendant:
8:30 P- m. Sat. only
A ttend S ta te F a ir —
ty of wood and tillab le land. W ill
except the desire o f the taxing body
9:30 P. in
th er, John A. Roebling, announced factured them and set them in
In the nam e of the State of Ore 3:30 P- m.
tra d e for unincum bered A shland
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cook, of A sh to keep in close financial touch with
the other day th a t the bridge was place.
gon, you are hereby required to ap 10:30 P- ni. Sat. only 10:30 P- m
acreage; prefer no house, but
It took from 1870 to 1883 to
Sunday Schedule
good for many years to come, he
land, were in a tte n d an c e a t the sta te the towns and districts. But soon
pear n the above untitled court tn d
would ensider acreage w ith sm all
Leave
M
edford
for
A
shland
and
Simon
de
Montfort,
in
rebellion
against
build
the
Brooklyn
Bridge,
so
it
is
spoke
from
a
knowledge
of
long
cause
any
answ
er
the
com
plaint
of
fair al Salem th e la tte r p a rt of last
house. E leanor G reer, 199 G ran,
he p laintiff filed therein r gainst Ashland for M edford everv hour on
Henry 111, turned it into a gathering
forgotten facts. He knew when now forty-nine years old. Since
week.
ite St.
23ltf*
the
h
our
from
9
a.
m.
to
5
p.
m
.;
;
ou.
within
nix
weeks
from
the
date
the
days
when
it
was
started
the
to express and discuss grievances
he built it th a t it would be sub
of (he first publication of this tum - then 6:30 p. m. and 9:30 p. m.
ject to overstrain in the future. Roebling plant from its initial
against the king. In this way there
H ELP W ANTED
Da -ring every S atu rd ay n ig h t at grew up a representative assembly
A shland w aiting room — E ast Side
tnons.
And when he built into th a t first shops a t Trenton, N. J., has spread
And you will hereby take notice Pharm acy.
WANTED— Im m ediately, ladies ti
th e 11 t Springs. Come, let us show called the “Commons,” which sat and
g re a t bridge, which ushered in the to Roebling, 10 miles fa rth e r down
ASHl-AND-ROSEBURG STAGE
h a t if you fail to to appear tn d
trav el, $30 week and expenses t<
Age of Steel W ire and preceded the Delaware,
you a j >id tim e.
23-3 debated apart from the gathering of
answ
er
for
w
ant
thereof,
p
laintiff
work A shland, or outside town
D
aily
(E
xcept
Sunday)
Col.
Roebling
still
directs
the
his wire cables fo r the Wiiliams-
great nobles and bishops, called the
will tak e a decree of the court LV. ASHLAND
$3 day. Vendom e H otel, see Mrs
LV.
ROSEBURG
work
of
his
company.
P
a
rt
of
its
burgh
and
M
anhattan
bridges
over
F o r sale, used m otorcycles. F ixit! “House of Lords.”
ag
ain
st
you
as
follows:
T
hat
the
Jones.
18-3*
the E a st River, a factor of safety w ar service consisted of the 80,-
1:00 p. m.
I • 00 p. m.
The difference, however, was no
bonds of m atrim ony heretofore < nd
Shop.
T
ravel
by
stag
e;
sh
o
rte
st
ro
u
te
by
000,000
feet
of
Roebling
wire
ca
f
a
r
in
excess
of
w
hat
tim
id
im
ag
more than relative. For In this early
,
now existing betw een plain tiff and 20 m iles; one of O regon’s most W ANTED— Men who can sell.
inations could picture, he built for ble, now reposing on the floor of
house of commons there were no com
splendid
stock
in
good
assortm
en
defendant
be
forever
dissolved,
tn
d
O ur clothes a re com fortable be
scenic tripe.
F a r e - Ashland-l»*>»e-
the N orth Sea, which was once &
centuries, not decades.
mon men in the modern conception of
of varieties. Select te rrito ry open
held for n au g h t; th a t a decree of
20tf the term. They were all men of prop
burg,
$
4
.6
0
;
M edford - R osC urg.
cause they fit. P a u lse ru d ’s.
The cables are made of 19 p a rt of the mine barrage. The
A ttractiv e c o n tra ct to sign W rit
absolute divorce be granted plaintiff
atrands, each stran d containing A driatic B arrage, which was ready
now for p articu lars. Salem Nurs
j and for such other and fu rth e r re- $ 4 .1 5 ; G ran ts P ass-R oseburg, S3.00.
erty, many as wealthy and Influential ]
278 wires, continuous like yarn in for laying when the w ar ended,
C hristian W orkers Rand—
ery Com pany, 428 Oregon Bldg
! lief as to th e court m ay seem m eet
as the great peers, and, indeed, fre
MEDFORD-GRANTS PASS
a skein nearly 200 miles long. The took over 12,000,000 feet more.
Salem, Oregon.
19-1
and proper in the prem ises.
The C h ristian W orkers band will quently they were the sons and young
Daily (E xcept Sunday)
This
sum
m
ons
is
published
In
the
LV.
MEDFORD
LV.
G’T’S
PASS
m eet Tuesday evening a t 7:30 er brothers of these peers. The really
A shland Tidings, weekly edition, 10:00 a. m.
30 n m. W ANTED— Girl experienced in coi
CALIFORNIA MAN IN DEBT
o ’clock a t the P re sb y te ria n church. common man in those days had not OREGON SCHOOLS AND ROADS
fectionery work.
Those not e
once
each
week
for
a
period
of
six
1:00
p. Hl.
RE C EIV E GOVERNMENT AID
perienced
need
not
apply. Plas
> The a n n u a l election of officers will even a vote, to say nothing of a seat
304 TRILLIO NS OF DOLLARS consecutive weeks, and seven tim es 2:00 p. m.
5:00 p. m
5:00 p. in.
in parliam ent.
C onfectionery.
22
he a p a rt of th e evening business.
• th ere u n d er and by virtue of rn or
Sunday Only
der
duly
m
ade,
rendered
and
entered
Oregon
has
ju
s
t
received
$110,-
10:00
a.
m.
All m em bers are urged to be present
SAN FRANSISCO, Oct. 2.— Be
10:00 a. m.
FOR RALF..
Why They Got Nowhere.
015.21, from the federal govern cause he owes more’ m oney th an by the Hon. F. M. Calkins, Judge, 4:30
;3U p. m.
4:30 p. m.
under date of Septem ber 28th, 1922.
A story that harks back to the Civil m ent for use in building roads and
G rants Pass w aiting room — The HAY FOR SALE— By G. F. Billings.
E v e ry th in g good to eat a t D etrlck
th ere is in the w orld, George Thom as i Date of firs t publication of this
war. concerns a troop of Confederate
Bonbonnlere,
phone 160.
m ain tain in g schools, the am ount be-'I Jones, a resid en t of San Jose, Calif., sum m ons is O ctober 2nd, 1922.
FOR SALE— Modern nix room plas
G roceteria.
mountain volunteers and their colonel.
Office and w aiting room —
tered bugalow, chicken house,
ing
25
per
cent
of
th
e
receipts
from
B.
F.
LINDAS,
filed
a
petition
in
bankruptcy.
They had been sent for by a certain
A ttorney for P lain tiff.
woodshed, garage, th re e large
L et J e rry O’Neal fig u re y our next Confederate town, but before they the n atio n al fo rests in Oregon dur-;
Jones affirm ed th a t the am ount
lots, fru it berries, etc.
Price
A
ddress:
Jackson
County
Bank
job of plum bing. F irs t class m ater could arrive the federal forces were Ing the year. An ad d itio n al 10 per due his principal c re d ito r was $304,-
Building, M edford, Oregon. 26-6-mon
$2650, w ith term s. Inquire F o u rth
lal and w orkm anship. P hone 138. In command of the city. The auxil cent of the to ta l receipts, am ounting 840,332,912,685.16, and was an ac
St. B arber Shop or 283 B street.
207 E. M ain stre e t.
23Stl iaries arrived in the night and found to $44,006.09, has been set aside for tual jud g m en t a g ain st him by the
9-1 mo
h
A
,
the town deserted. Not caring to mix bu ild in g roads and tra ils w ithin the
superior c o u rt of Santa C lara county.
FOR SALE— Five room , m odern
unnecessarily with the Union troops, natio n al fo rests of Oregon.
Crater Imke C l o s e d -
In 1S97, he borrow ed $100 from
cottage, p artly furnished, built-in
they turned around and rode out of
The to tal am ount accruing to the H enry B. S tu a rt a t 10 per cent in E ffe ctiv e . . . . D iplom atic
L a st W ednesday and T h u rs d a y , the town by the first gate and road
featu res, newly painted and p a
bro u g h t 10 inches of snow at Cra- i they found. Before them stretched a nation for road and school expendi-; te re st com pounded m onthly.
pered, lot 50x205, berries, fru it.
R e
F o r p a rticu lars, inqu re 372 Iowa
te r Lake, and resu lted in the closing tine smooth highway and they took to tu re s from natio n al forests receipts cently S tu a rt b rought an action to
o r to ow ner at 502 F airview St.
ASHLAND
REALTY
CO
of the lodge officially on S aturday j it for all they were worth. They rode is $846,442.41 for roads and schools, recover.
The c o u rt held a g ain st
9-lm o
+ night. The force, which has been all night without passing any villages and $338,576.96, for forest roads Jones.
or
signs
of
civilization.
The
country
O pposite C ity H all
in charge of lodge d u rin g the season,I
FOR SALE— A num ber of good
and tra ils.
The to ta l is p ro -ra te d .
side se e m e d not only deserted, hut de am ong 28 states having natio n al
milch cows, will he frash next
have re tu rn e d to M edtord.
molished as well. When the sun peeped
See
m onth.
Prices reasonable
fo rests w ithin th e ir borders, in pro EMPTY R IF L E BUTT
B usiness C hances
J. W. Bailey, T alent.
19tf
over the Blue Ridge mountains the col
Sw eet C ider, m ade fresh every
USED TO K IL L BEAR
C O P Y R IG H T
onel drew up suddenly. “W hat's the portion to the receipts. The g rea ter
In su ra n c e
Real E s ta te
FOR SALE— Piano, used a t K ings
day. two gallons 75c, one gallon 40c m atter, suh?” asked the lieutenant. portion of th e forest receipts arises j
THE GOOD THINGS
bury Springs dance pavilion. Sell
BEND,
Or.,
Oct.
2.—
His
rifle
delivered. P hone 9 - F - ll.
out
of
tim
b
er
sales,
w
ith
grazing
OF AUTUMN
“Dammit, suh,” roared the colonel,
ing on account no m ore dances.
“we’ve been galloping around a ra c e fees m aking a close second. O ther em pty and an in fu ria ted m other bear
are
m
any,
b
u
t
am
ong
the
num
P rice $135, term s.
In q u ire 10
B etter clothes for less, a t P a u l track all night.”—Suu Francisco Ar sources of incom e are special use
berless blessings of peace and
G ranite St. Phone 296-Y. 21 5*
s e ru d ’s.
20tf gonaut.
prosperity th e re is no th in g so es
perm its, w ater pow er perm its, and
FOR SALE— 10 acres $65 per acre.
sential
to the w orld’s w elfare as
sum m er hom e ren tals.
$650 cash, 1% m iles town, under
LEKDOM 'S T I H R
HOSPITAL Lunenburg Gloucester of Nova Scotia.
good, n u tritio u s b read — th e kind
ditch. O. A. M anning, T alent, Or.
th a t taste s good, looks as good as
MOVED to th e REAVER CORNER.
In Lunenburg, the Gloucester of
22tf
it tastes, and proves its goodness
MASON an d HOOD T IR E S.
l t f Nova Scotia, tlie smell of fish is in all SISKIYOU COUNTY REPORTS
by bringing h e a lth and vigor to FOR SALE— H eating stove. Call 55
FIR ST SNOW OF SEASON
and over all. Churches, fish flakes, j
all who eat it.
Such bread is
Pine street.
2 4-3
S | m ' im I s W eek-E nd H ere—-
curing plants, steep hills, bold head
Our assortment contains both wood and coal
the kind m ade by
Miss M ildred Culey spent thej lands, shipyards, skilled fishermen and
YREKA, C»lif., Oct. 2.— More
FOR SALE— Piano and household
burners that are made to render the maximum
w eek-end as th e guest of Miss C laud a sightly fleet of fishing vessels, oxen than an inch of snow covered Ball
fu rn itu re . 139 W im er.
25-3*
service. They are attractive, both in looks and in
ine Cox. of th is city.
Miss C u le y . and German-looking faces, figures and m ountain yesterday.
SW EET CID ER— Made fresh every
price, and are sure to give satisfaction.
was one of the g ra d u a te s of the Ash-1 names, are the characteristics. The
The first cold snap of th e year
day. Two gallons 75c, one gallon
place was settled by Hessians back in
C B L A M K I N
land high school last year, and is
40c, delivered. Phone 9 - F - ll.
cam
e
to
Siskiyou
county
T
hursday
George IV’s time, and marked traces
now em ployed in M edford.
Heavy freezing occurred
Drop in and let us show them to you.
BARGAINS IN REAL
of tlie early settlers remain. The m orning.
A PPL E S— 20 ounce Pippins, 50 lb.
housewives are so neat th at they even T hu rsday m orning, and F riday a
box, 75c delivered. Phone 9-F-l 1-
ESTATE
Now s th e tim e to have your pi put lace curtains at the cellar and blanket of frost covered the K lam
ano tuned. C arl H. Lovelaivl S tu woodshed windows.
A prodigious ath basin.
dio 135 E. M ain. P h o n e 465. 4tf clanging of church bells goes on in
City and R anch P roperties
Lunenburg every Sunday, for the place
8 7 -3 9 N orth Main S t.
Phone 203
P hone 274-J. Yeo, of course. 307tf has many places of worship.
Hoitses to R ent
From Lunenburg come some of the
F IL M
hardiest and most skillful m ariners
L eave for E ugene—
SEE US NOW ABOUT YOUR
Mrs. Em igh and d a u g h te r le ft for and fishermen in the world, while the
17*7*
CITIZEN’S RANK BUILDING
fishing fleet and the vessels built here,
FIR E INSURANCE
E ugene yesterday, w here they ex
have a wide reputation.
THE
MECHANICAL
HORSE
pect to m ake th e ir hom e.
Mrs.
P ro crastin atio n in ta k in g out
fire insurance has robbed many
E m ig h ’s son has obtained em ploy
W hat the Mouth Denotes.
BUYERS AND SELLER S MEET
a m an of his en tire property.
m ent in th a t city and they will m ake
Suspicion and secretiveness are de- j
D on’t be caught u n p rep ared by
th e ir hom e w ith him .
noted by a mouth which slants to ,
AT
the fire fiend. Your hom e, your
either side and has lips tightly drawn, j
business, your crops, your a u to
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m obile have a very re a l money
B e tte r be sa ie th an sorry.
See while intolerance, arrogance, ami ■
value.
B eaver R ealty Co. about your in su r other tra?.3 sim ilar in character have
No property is secure against
ance. P hone 68.
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th a t feelin g of “ bein g p r e p a r e d ” fo r w h a t R anches, Orchards and H om es
destru ctio n by f re. L et us tell
associated with a mouth where the
you how little it will cost to fully
lower lip protrudes. A mouth may not
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ASHLAND, ORE.
and actions is readily acknowledged
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Lym an, of l>y those who have made a study of
U ntil you have >‘a little read y m oney in the
P o rtlan d , arrived in th e city S atur- this most sensitive feature.
day m orning and expect to spend the
K dog and cat had made a horse
b a n k .”
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Which ran by steam or some such force.
w l w inter here. They cam e h e re in th e
They p u t this monster in a race
Real E sta te and R eal Insurance
hopes th a t Mrs. L ym an’s h ealth
Mrs. Borden-Lodge—You're prepar
And though it set an awful pace.
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ASH I j AND, OREGON
It couldn’t stand so swift a jog
change.
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And broke in pieces! Then the dog
Safety blades resharpened
P h on e 211
41 E Main St.
through you.
.--w™ p ic k e d up the bits and wheeled them in.
M anzanita stre e t.
like
new.
Single
bit,
30r
And managed, after all, to winl
Mr. Hungerford—During tW year
doz. Dobnle bit, 60c doz
I’ve lived here you've kept npj so thin 1
The moral of this fable true.
See Carl L oveland about having
Tobacco Seeds Small.
anyone can see through tne.
Is—Dvu’t quit till the race is through.
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y o u r boy learn some band in s tru
Tobacco seeds are so minute that a
Good clothes a re tools of advance-'
m ent, and Join th e Boys’ Band. S tu
thimbleful will furnish enough pianta
Specialty
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dio 135 E. Main. P hone 465.
4tf uiajit. S^j& iiuiserud's su its.
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