ASHLAND DAILY ATDXHGS
PAGE SIX
Saturday, October 28, 1922
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Chautauqua Building Tonight
8 o’clock
Hon. Walter M. Pierce
Candidate for Governor of Oregon will deliver an address on the issues of the campaign.
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Walter M. Pierce is a fluent public speaker, who talks openly and plainly to the people. What he
will have to say to the citizens of Ashland about the campaign will be highly interesting. No one
should miss this chance to hear Mr. Pierce talk, because when he talks, he says something.
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Come out and hear this man Pierce! His message will be addressed to every man, woman and
child in Ashland. He should be greeted by a very large audience.
(Pierce for Governor Committee, Portland, Oregon)
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THE BAZAAR has just purchased
Mrs. A. C. Demers spent the week a large stock of toys at about 25
visiting with friends in Dunsmuir, cents on the dollar, the display of
her former home.
which makes the store a veritable
Made fresh daily not tamales at i
Child's Paradise. Toy dishes, chil­
the Plaza confectionery. We make j Car of coal on track. Order from dren’s tables, chairs, rockers, bug­
49-1 gies, dolls, mechanical toys, drums,
them ourselves.
49-1 Enders.
etc., all go at a fraction of their
Returns
to
Dunsmuir—
original cost. Do your Christmas
Fly’s Remarkable Sight.
Mrs. Emily Smith lias returned to shopping now and save considerable.
With the aid of the microscope the
human eye can discern single objects her home in Dunsmuir, after having THE BAZAAR, on the Plaza. 49-1
whose diameter Is only about one one- spent her vacation in Ashland and
dred-and-elght-thousandth of an inch. Medford.
Move Reposed—
It has been said that the eye of a fly
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hewitt will
can distinguish an object one five-mil­
Buy coal at Enders now.
49-1 move within a few days from 173
lionth of an inch in diameter.
J Oak street to the Neil house at 123
If the party who borrowed my ; Factory street.
Mrs. Minard will serve her regu-
Eversharp pencil and failed to re­
ir chicken dinner Sunday from 1
turn it, will call I’ll furnish him
Cliff Payne makes benches. 44tf
util 3 o’clock. Price 75c. “If you
some
extra
leads.—
Billings.
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on’t see what you want, ask for
In from Lake or Wood.«
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Leave for Final Hunt —
Prof. I. E. Vining came in from
Progress of a party of three hunt­ Lake of the Woods Friday after­
ers can be estimated by watching for noon, having spent the last few
their return. The men left today weeks at that resort.
for points beyond the head of Neil
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the T
HEATER BtAUTITX
New car of coal at Enders. 49-1
creek
for a final deer hunt. Should
TODAY ONLY—
the party fail to get their buck soon,
they will remain in the hills until
One’s Deeds Indestructible.
the final day of the season, October
Our deeds are like children that are
31. An earlier return will mean a horn to us; they live and act apurt
successful venture. Those who left from us. Nay, children may be stran-
in the party are A. C. Nininger, Cliff gled. hut deeds never; they have an
indestructible life both In and out of
Jenkins and Ben Bowers.
our consciousness.—George Eliot.
Local and Personal
V isiting in Dunsmuir—
"The
Snowshoe
JLIITO
Trail"
BY
LEE
BY LEEDOM’S
TIREHOSPHÄL
—by— ,
EDISON MARSHALL
featuring
JANE NOVAK
HOW CAN 3
F IC K O U T T H E
R ig h t t ir e q
Our Comedy will he
“ Fair Enuogh”
—in—
“ HOME TALENT’’
The kind of a picture that
makes you feel better
James Oliver Curwood’s
‘THE NORTHERN TRAIL’
You know the rest—
Regular Admission
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¿ / A OREGON
Send us your bed coverings and we
! will return them to you
SOFT,
Mrs. Sam J. McKee of Independence,
Ore., is holding Lad’s Iota, the cham­
pion Jersey cow of the world. Oregon
has long held most of the Jersey
honors. A few years ago Vive La
FOR SALE— Milk. 455 Mountain 1 France was world’s champion, and
i Ave.
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she lived al Marion, Ore. Then some
FOR RENT— Furnished four room Maine cow managed to squeeze out
aaprtment, first floor, gas, bath,] a few more pounds of butterfat. But
garage and all conveniences; tlso
furnished cabin. 153 Granite St.
Brazil’s Great Water Power.
Phone 411-R.
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The potential energy of falling wa­
BOOKKEEPER wishes work by the ter of the streams in Brazil is esti­
hour. Mrs. Miller, 121 Bush St. mated to be about three and a quarter
49-2* times that of Niagara falls.
FRESH
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Lad’s Iota promptly came to the front
and
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LEAN
with a production of 1048.07 pounds
of butterfat in 18,632 pounds of iuilk
in a year and brought back the Jersey
crown to Oregon.
This wonderful cow is expected to
WIRT M. WRIGHT
be at the Pacific International Live
PHONE 105
Stock Exposition, at Portland, Ore., Good Work
Prompt Service
November 4-11.
Ashland Laundry Co.
Splendid Code for Humanity.
What's brave, what’s noble, let’s do
it after the high RomaD fashion, and
make death proud to take us.—Shake­
speare.
ASHLAND LODGE NO. 944, B. P. 0. E.
presents
The Hilarious, Intoxicating Musical Comedy
" W E SHOULD W O R R Y
The Funniest of All Comedies
Sard it
TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY
V IN IN G T H E A T R E
OF THAT
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WANTED SALESMEN —
The Rickenbacker Co., Inc.,
desire a representative in this
locality and offers the best
selling proposition in Oregon
today.
This Company also offers a
real opportunity for . advance­
ment to the aggressive sales­
man.
RICKENBACKER CO., INC.
1019-20 Gasco Building
Portland. Oregon
Blankets
Comforts
Quilts
FOR RENT—Three room furnished
apartment, ground floor, two
blocks from P. O. on Main St., $18
per month. Phone 432-Y or 40.
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T hought
ASHLAND
—
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
I NÜVER
The right place and the right treatm ent and ih e r ig h t
people and the right prices have a way and manner of
convening at the same address.
W e’re never too
crowded to wait upon you, but we are rather expecting
vou in to buv that new tire von need.
Oregon’s World Champion Jersey
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DR. J. P. CHISHOLM— Graduate
veterinary. Located on the Gill
property, west of the N orm al:
School on Walker Ave.
funny ,
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Mack Sennett’s Comedians
t-O TO T H E
R IG - H T
PLACE*
The Unusual.
Terrific mob on the street the other
day. First a cop tried to hold ’em In.
He rapped for help and the sergeant
brought out a platoon.
Some mob I Two women fainted,
boy broke leg, man lost his hat, clothes
torn. No such excitement seen in 10
or 20 years. Terrifflc.
Finally the police got the cause of It
separated from the tangle and took her
to the station, where she was fined $10
and costs for disturbing the peace.
“And the next time you go on the
street,” said the Judge, “see that your
face Is pointed, eyebrows penciled,
skirts are short, hair false and every-
iiiing, un’stand? It’s all right for you
to be old-fashioned, but the public
safety demands that you look like the ,
rest of ’em or stay home!”—Richmond
Times-Dispatch.
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The Show with a Kick
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CAST OF 60
10 BIG NUMBERS
PONY BALLET
DAZZLING EFFECTS
SPECIAL SCENERY
CHORUS OF 40
23 BIG SONG HITS
A BEVY OF GIRLS
GORGEOUS COSTUMES
Augmented ORCHESTRA
A dm ission.................$1.00 and $1.50
Tax Extra
Reserved Seats Now Selling at the
Theatre
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