Friday, November 24, 1922
ASHLAND DALLI TIDING«
PAOS FOUR
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O. E. S. A pron and H andkerchief VALUE OF GOAT OVERLOOKED!
B azaar, M asonic H all. S aturday, De
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cem ber 2, aftern o o n and evening.
English Newspaper Gives a Variety
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of Reasons Why the Animate
Should Be More Popular.
NEW S is any hum an activity
or even t that ■.« o f in terest to
oth er hum ans. T he BEST new s is
that w h ich in terests th e greatest
num ber of people. T he T idings
w ould greatly appreciate it if you
w ould call 3 0 when you have an
item of in terest. Thank you.
HE’S ANGRY AT FRANCE
Spend Day in G ian ts P a ss—■
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ata
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a year her ju n io r, w aiting for a H- in educating th e people to the im- to give th is pc3ter at least a once
i 9cence, w hen she was invited to ap portance of properly p rearin g th e over.” Intro d u cto ry to the details
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is the follow ing p a ra g ra p h : “ Yo«J¡
pear before Ju d g e Spicer again parcel for m ailing.
T here she was told th a t the divorce;
In the A shland p03t office lobby postm aster is forbidden to
accept
bad been wiped off the docket and is posted a bulletin which gives de- im properly packed, w iappe
or i
th a t 3he was still G ladw ell’s le g a l1 tailed inform ation concerning the
legibly addiessed paicels, so
o not
proper
packing
of
each
class
of
par-
ask
him
to
do
so.
They
cannot
e
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cels and it w ill'b e well for p atro n s accepted, even as o rdinary m ail.
It is difficult to understand why goat j
W. H. M cNair and T. H. Simpson
keeping has never attained wider pop
m otored to G ran ts P a ss toilay, to
ularity in England. In many other
look a fte r business in te rests in the countries goats are looked upon as na- 1
TURKEY DAY CONTEST
VITAL TO UNIVERSITY'
' ‘C lim ate C ity.”
tionul assets, declares London Tit-
Bits.
S atu rd ay special, ham 29c per lb.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, E u
In addition to being Inexpensive to
7 2-1 buy, goats are exceedingly cheap to
E nders.
gene, Nov. 24.— (Special.) — W ith
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keep. Their milk is more rich, sweet
the o p p ortunity to rep resen t the
C
hristm
as
only
a
few
days
away,
and
creamy
than
cow’s
milk,
and.
west a g a in st Penn s ta te a t Pasadena
Has N asal O peration—
¡hanging in th e balance, th e Oregon
Thom as A nderson, of M ountain O rder th a t new su it now, a t O rres above all, the anim als are entirely free
and get 100 per cent satisfactio n .
from tuberculosis. The milk cannot,
eleven will clash w ith th e U niversity
avenue, underw ent an o peration on
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I of W ashington a t S eattle, T hanksgiv
his nose T hursday th a t req u ired con
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to infants. It is estim ated th at 75 per
ing day.
siderable tim e and was a n y th in g but
i cent of cows are infected with the (11s-
ease
pleasant. He spent T hursday night Intprovhig in H ealth —
Oregon is now tied w ith the Uni
Mrs. A nderson, who u n derw ent an
A good goat can be bought for about
a t th e C om m unity hospital, but left
versity of C alifornia for first honors
th e re th is m orning m uch im proved. operation som e tim e ago, is reported S10. It should be kept tethered in a
| in th e Pacific cosat conference, hav
to be im proving nicely,.
field or garden, where it will easily find
i n g gone th ro u g h the season w ithout
food for itself, for goats eat almost
M accabees H ard Tim es Dance and
a conference defeat. In view of the
H ave your clothes pressed on a ! anything in the way of grass and vege
Feed, Moose hall, Novem ber 29. F or
fact th a t C alifornia has decreed she
tables,
provided
they
are
clean.
Thin
M accabees and friends.
71-fr-tu H offm an press at O rres T ailo r Shop.
will not accept, if chosen, th e in v ita
porridge
occasionally
is
also
accepta
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ble, while hay or grain may be given
t i o n to rep re sen t the west in the an-j
Try Our Bread—
at regular intervals—say, three tim es
in u a l in tersectio n al classic on New,
We m ake real grah am , raisin and Union Services Thanksgiving—
a day. Even a t this rate the cost of
¡Y ear’s day, an Oregon victory against
Union T hanksgiving services for food for each goat should not be more
w aln u t bread. Hom e B akery and
W ashington would put th e W ebfcot-i
R e stau ra n t. G9 N orth Main.
70-2 all the churches is planned th is year, than a few cents a day.
Christ A. Meletis of Pittsburgh. Pa., ' ers in line for selection.
according to Rev. W. Judson Old-
In unfavorable w eather It is better who served in France with the Twen
field, president of the local m inis- | O keep goats under cover. An excel ty-eighth division and was wounded
Mrs. Parsley’s Mother D ’es—
These will be lent shed for this purpose can be made six times, was awarded the French
O. POSTER TELLS HOYV TO
Mrs. George P arsley , of 692 B I erial association.
at home nt a cost of about five dollars. Croix de Guerre and officially cited
held
T
hursday
m
orning,
a
t
1
0:30
PROPERLY WRAP PACKAGES;
s tre e t, received a teleg ram S aturday
Tiie annual yield of milk Is about 250 for exemplary bravery under fire. He
o’clock, a t the P re sb y te ria n church.
evening th a t h er m other, Mrs. F. E.
quarts from each goat, and this is has returned the cross and citation
Young, of K yle, Texas, was seriously The serm on will be preached by Rev.
P o stm aster G eneral W ork has p u tj
equal in food value to 400 pounds of t 0 President M lllerand of France be
ill, and she 'left on tra in 53 Sunday / - S- Chaney, p a sto r of th e M ethodist butcher’s meat. Milking must be done cause of the stand France has taken fo rth th e g rea test e ffo rt ever under- j
evening. Monday m orning Mr. P a r- church.
twice a day—in the morning and eve In aid of the Turks.
Meletis says taken by the d e p a rtm e n t in in terest-!
ning. There are occasions when goats, the wounds he suffered while in ing the e n tire nation in the m a tte rj
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sley received a telegram th a t Mrs.
I W anted, 500 m en to look a t our like cows, become dry, but by keeping France were nothing compared to the
of handling the C hristm as parcels of I
Y oung had passed away.
500 woolens a t $29.50 for su its and two or more a regular supply should be j wounds he felt when lie learned that
the people. Not only in the -matter
, France had been aiding the Turkish
overcoats, at O rres T ailor Shop, i m aintained.
“ I m ay as well be honest w ith you
of e x p e d itin g . th e delivery, but also
Goat’s milk is especially suitable for ; forces in their recent advunces.
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and tell you th a t I saved m yself Some values, believe me!
ailing children, and is the best food for j
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$2.50 on th is $10 w orth of Ja p stu ff,
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
S
atu
r-j
adult
invalids
who
are
compelled
to
BAZAAR— Masonic hall,
iig u rin g also cost of gasoline from
day, Decem ber 2, aftern o o n and ev- ¡ take milk in its raw state.
FOR RENT— F u rn ish ed housekeep
WIFE TOO EAGER TO WED
M edford.” Folks w ith good m em o ening.
Many people dislike goats because
ing a p a rtm e n t, close in. 573 E. |
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AGAIN;
DIVORCE
REVOKED
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of an erroneous belief th at they show
ries and sound ju d g m en t know th a t
Main St.
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their bad tem pers in a forceful m an
they get th e b est values ALWAYS
LOST—
Gold
w
rist
w
atch
Rew
ard
for j
See O rres. ner. While anim als th at are frequent
Have you lo st $25?
a t TH E BAZAAR, on th e Plaza. 71-1
AKRON,
O.,
Nov.
24.—
Because
he
retu
rn
.
Zora
M
cCourry,
468
Oak
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ly annoyed and irritated naturally
St.
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show resentm ent, goats which are discovered th a t the wom an had given
OYSTERS— F resh eastern . a t th e R* lui it front P o rtla n d —
cared for kindly and looked a f t e r ; false testim ony. Ju d g e H. C. Spicer FOR SALE— T ancred W hite Leg
7 1tf ; G. A. G ardner, judge of Jackson properly are both docile and grateful
T avern Cafe.
!has revoked the divorce decree he
horn hens, it 50 rents tach ., 14
Roca lit.
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county, and Jam es Owens, a com-
'g ra n te d to Mrs. Genevieve Gladwell.
M ed ioid P ion eer D ies—
m issioner, w ith W. H. Gore, b a n k e r 1 MiND HAS ITS LIMITATIONS ¡T hom as G ladw ell, the husband, lives FOR RENT— Sm all house, nicely
Jo h n E. P erdue, age 82, died in and civic booster re tu rn e d to th e i
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I in W ilsonburg, W. Va. She accused
furnished, one block .fro m F irst
M edford W ednesday from in firm a south last n ig h t, a fte r u rging th e ! Impossible for Human Reason’ to A t-; him w ith ru n n in g aro u n d w ith o th er
Natl. Bank.
A dults preferred.
Phone 122. Inquire 357 Vista lit.
ries p e rtin e n t to old age«. He had highw ay com m ission to designate th e j
tend to More Than One Thing
women and said she intended to live
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been a resident of th a t vicinity for Blue Ledge road as a re g u la r route. ;
a t a T im e .
w ith h er siste r a fte r the divorce and
nearly 40 years. He was born i n , Mr. Gore had an in sp iratio n and sug
LOST— L arge orange P ersian cat.
never m arry again.
F in d e r notify Mrs. C. W. Soren-
M issouri in 1840, com ing to Oregon ge£j e(j th a t th e com m ission nam e as j It is quite possible for us to do two
She was found in the m arriag e li
or
more
things
a
t
once.
In
fact,
most
ton, 466 Allison. Phone 327-L.
30 y ears la te r, locating near Rose- & a ta te rOaq th e county road betw een i
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of us do so rath e r frequently. For cense b u reau w ith Jesse C. H en th o rn ,
burg.
F u n e ra l services w ere h e ld , ^ie<jfC,r<j an(] Jacksonville, th e c o u n -'
instance, a pianist reads the notes of
th is aftern o o n , w ith in te rm e n t in th e
seat. H ighw ay C om m issioner Bar- • a piece of music and a t the same time
I. O. O. F. cem etery.
r a tt obSer ved th a t it w ould be cheap- plays the piano with his fingers.
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; e r to move th e county se at to Med- Talking and knitting, again, is quite
Buy your Xm as ap ro n s and hand- ford from Jacksonville th an to tak e a common “double,” while really ex
kerchiefs, Masonic hall, Satui d a y ,: over th e county road and have the traordinary cases of doing three, four
or even more things at once, have fre
D ecem ber 2, aftern o o n and evening. ( ^ a t e pave it.— O regonian.
quently
been seen on the stage. In
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all these cases, however, the conscious
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i Try one of those ea ste rn corn fed mind has only attended to one action,
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ham s a t E nders.
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autom atic or subconscious.
Have y our clothes cleaned th is
Tlie playing of tl/e piano, or the knit
week and avoid the T hanksgiving ting, lias become so much a m atter
rush. P a u lse ru d ’s.
67tf of habit as to he conducted without
No. 1 Y akim a Gem potatoes, U. S. conscious thought, while tlie music hall
perform ers who conduct seven or eight
inspected. Plaza M arket, 61 N orth
complicated operations simultaneously
Main.
64- have practiced so often th.at they are
done mechanically.
T his C h ris tm a s
your photograph—the only gift that only you
can make.
And now is the time to phone Xo. 8 for an
appointment.
The photographer in your town
DARLING STUDIO
“ PORTRAITS THAT PLEASE’’
JLTU
FAUflrUL
T H E T H E A T E R BEAUTIFUL
ONE NIGHT ONLY
TRANS CONTINENTAL ALTO TOUR
—of—
KEITH AND ORPHEUM
Vaudeville Artists
BIG ACTS — 7
A Real Treat
Also
A Movie Comedy
‘A RAG DOLL ROMANCE’
Admission Prices—55c and 85c incl tax
All Seats Reserved at Box Office
Curtain at 8:30 P. M.
T H A N K S G IV IN G
of
T O N IG H T
"The
Oregon
Caves’
LECTURE BY
Frank Patierson
Official Photographer of
Crater Lake and Oregon
Caves
Illustrated with the first and
only complete set of pictures
ever taken of the Caves.
at the
Christian Church
7:30 o’Clock
Admission . 10 and 25 cents
SALE
SIMAS HANDKERCHIEFS
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that du or
about th e 15th day of June, 1922,
I took ap the following described »s-
iray , ru nning it iarge ut my ranch,
lection 23, range IS, I west t>f ihe
W. M. in Jackson county, Oregon, lo-
w it: One cow, about four years old,
w eight , bout 900 pounds, rolor fel
low, rig h t e a r had swallow , under
b ltt in left »ar.
That ) have m ade the affidavits
req u ired by law. The said anim al
will be offered for sale a t public au c
tion bv J. W. H atch er, constable of
A shland d istric t, at my ranch on
section 23, tow nship 38, ran g e 1 E.
o f W. M about one m ile n o rth e a st
of T alen t, on the 15th day of De
cem ber, 1922, a t 2 p. m.. to satisfy
costs and expenses th a t m ay have
been reg u larly m ade. Da e of firs t
publication. Novem ber 24th. 19 22.
ANDREW OLSON.
71-2-fri
W o rk and Play.
Tlie two principal things in life are
work and play. Everybody ought to
do both in proper proportions, sys
tem atically, religiously. To fail to do
e ith e r is perilous. To overdo one and
fail to do tlie other is foolish. Ex
trem ists do not know how to balance
these two obligations aright. One per
son believes in work, work, and more
work. He lias too many irons in the
fire. He tries to do so much work
that be spread? his output over a
large area, und naturally it becomes
thin. The quantity gets the best of
quality. This person’s work soon he-
comes self-slavery.
He drives his
tired, aching body when it ought to
seek diversion and relaxation. He
gets o’.d prem aturely. He wears out
before ids time. W earing out under
these conditions is about as had as
rusting out under other conditions.—
Grit.
M — M I T G H E I L — M
I
M itchell Piano
I
Napoleon as “ C orpo ral V io le t.’’
T
In stru ctio n s ta rte d
“Corporal Violet” was an appella
T
C tion given to Napoleon B onaparte dur
in A shland
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II
ing his stay in Elba in 1814-1815 by
1905 and is still
It
E his adherents in France. The violet
on
its
way.
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was the floral device of the empire,
L Pianos and Phonographs for
and was worn by its partisans, wiio
Sale— Phone 223
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confidently predicted that a certain
“Corporal Violet” would return in the
spring.
Napoleon was toasted as “Corporal
Violet" and “F ather Violet,” while la
dies who longed for the em peror's re
turn wore violets in their bonnets,
and smiled significantly when asked
i the reason. Little pictures of tlie flow
er were sold, which, on raising the i
petals, disclosed the features of the |
banished hero.
Eagle Meat Market
We have some very special Morrell Cured Ham
at
the
very low price of 31c
Lard—5 lb. pails ........................................................ *^c
Lard—10 lb. p a ils .......................................................51.50
Round and Loin Steaks ...........................................
Best Pot R o a st............................................................
Beef for S tew in g ........................................................ 15c
^3c
Try one order and you will be a satisfied customer of tne
The Eagle Meat Market
In the Barnyard.
The farm and everything about It
looked beautiful, beautiful indeed
witli its yard full of ricks, the pond
full of ducks, the fields full of sheep
and cattle, and the trees still full of
leaves and birds. She flung maize i
about the y a rd ; the hens scampered
towards it and the young pigs gal
loped, quarreling over the grains
which they groped and snuffled for,
grinding each one separately in
their iron jaws, while the pullets
stalked delicately among them, picked
up the maize seeds—one, two, three—
und swallowed them like ladies.— 1
A. E. Coppard.
Boost for the W in ter F a ir.
Here is an array of lovely‘merchandise from which you can
select pleasing gifts for every one. Colored borders, embroid
ered handkerchiefs, lace and every imaginable attraction is
included in our assortment. • Note the following prices:
20c each
15c each
18c each
Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, made
in solid colors, with embroid
ered corner; colors, pink,
blue, green, yellow, orchid.
Ladies’ “ Mountain Home”
Ladies’ “ Alpine” embroid two tone Handkerchiefs, col Ladies’ all pure linen Hand
ered Handkerchief, hem ored borders with embroid kerchiefs, white with colored
embroidery in comer.
stitched edge with embroid ered corner.
ered corner.
25c each
29c each
35c each
10c each
Ladies’ “ Mountain Home”
Handkerchiefs, white with Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, all
colored hand loom embroid rude linen in six plain colors
with embroidered corner.
ered corner.
Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, “ Bi
jou” Novelty, in white and
colors with tinsel emhroid
ered corners.
39c each
Ladies’ Handkerchief, all
pure linen, with Irish hand
embroidery in corner, made
in white and colors.
S a v e 33* to 50% o n D o lls a n d T o y s
VISIT OUR TOY DEPARTMENT ON THE BALCONY
We have a most complete line of DOLLS, GAMES, BOOKS, MECHANICAL TOYS, DOLL«*,
FURNITURE, DISHES, DRUMS and HORNS, Make your selection now while stocks are
complete.
COAT
C O A T S $29.00
$14.75
Women’s Coats made of heavy All Wool material,
special value for Saturday. Sizes, 16 to 44.
Women’s Sport Coats, made with Fur Collar. C olors-
Tan, Brown and Grey. All sizes.'
E. R. ISAAC & CO.
35c EACH
Fancy Batli Towels in Pink, Blue and
Gold
THE QUALITY STORE
98c YARD
64 in. Finest Quality Mercerized Damask
Sold regularly at $1.25 yard
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