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O. K. LOGAN, E d ito r
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E n tered a t th e A shland, Oregon
Postoffice aa Second-class Mall Mat
ter.
in te rest and attendance. This is the
young people's service and m eets ev
ery Sunday evening at 6:15. At th e
evening church service, th e p asto r
will speak on the subject, “ A New
Song.” The first p a rt of th is m eet-
! ¡ng w ill be a song service. All are
cordially invited to all the m eetings
; : the M ethodist church. Rev. S. J.
Chaney, m inister.
I
T rin ity E piscopal C hurch
if
•
.
Vicar,
the Rev. P. K. H a m m o n d .;
Ju stice is a costly luxury
<s> Holy com m union a t 8 a. m. Sunday )
ycu go to law’ for it.
S ubscription P rice D elivered in City:
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school a t 9:45. M orning service and!
One nfbnth ....................................> .6:» '
It is highly advisable to stick <• ¡serm on a t 11.
T hanksgiving Day
S ix 'm o n th s '* ? . ' ............................. 3.75 ¡ i> to the tiling N atu re intended <®>• services, Novem ber 30, a t 11 o’clock.
One year - ................................. 7.5i
Slaii and R a ra i R outes
One m onth ....................................5 -65
T h ree m o n t h s ............................... 1.95
Hix m onths .................................... 3?*0
One year ......................................
ADVERTISING RATES
Display A dvertising
H ogte Insertion, each In c h ............ 30c
YEARLY CONTRACTS
Display A dvertising
One tim e a w ^ k ........................2 7 ’Ac
Two tim es a w ^ k ....................... 25 c
Yvery o th e r d a y ..........................20 c
Local Readers
Each line, each tim e ..................... 10c
To .ru n every o th e r dtey for oue
m onth, each line, each tim e . . 7c
To ru n every issue fo? one m onth
or m ore, each line, each tim e . . 5c
Classified Colum n
One cent th e w ord each tim e.
To ru n every issue for one m onth
or m ore, % c th e 'w o rd each tim e.
Legal R ate
F irs t tim e, per 8-pcint lin e ........... 10c
Bach subsequent tim e, per 8-
polnt line ...................................... 5c
C ard of .thanks .............................. $1.00
O bituaries, th e line
..................2 ’Ac
Fraternal Orders and Societies
A dvertising for fra te rn a l
order*
o r societies charg in g a re g u la r initl
atlo n fee and dues, no discount. Re
llgious and benevolent o rd ers will be
charged th e re g u la r ra te for all ad
v ertlslng w hen ah adm ission or othei
ch arg e Is m ade.
Saturday, November 25, 1Ö22
ASHLAND DALLY TIDING*
P àgb two
you fo r .
<? ' S tran g ers and visitors cordially wel-
❖ corned.
<$> A m bition is w asted if it is <^i
<*> directed tow ards som ething th a t <%■[
<•> is not useful.
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if
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P o p u larity is easier for a
• b eau tifu l wom an to acquire
• than for one who is virtuous.
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One way or an o th er, th e
w orld seem s to get along on a
very low percentage of lion-
esty.
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High School News
A .Wide Range O f Abilities
GIRL STRICKEN IN
FORMER R. O. T. C. OFFICER
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SWIMMING TANK DIES
AT EV G EXb GOING ABROAD
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, E u
OLYMPIA, W ash,, Nov. 25.-»S ud-
gene, Nov. 25.— (S p ecial.)— Colonel denly overcom e Tuesday evening
John A. L eader, form er com m and while sw im m ing in the Y. M. C. A.
an t of th e O fficers’ T raining camp at tan k , Miss Helen M argaret McDow-
th e U niversity of Oregon, Mrs. Lead- en t 23, d a u g h te r of Mrs. Olive Me
e r and th e ir th re e sons, will sail for Dowell, died la te r at St. P eters hos
E ngland from St. John, New B runs pital. H er dea-h is said by a tte n d
wick, on D ecem ber 10. planning to ing physicians to have been due to
m ake th e ir home th ere perm anently. h eart diesase. In the tank with Miss
Colonel L eader hade farew ell to his McDowell a t th e tim e were about
h u ndreds of friends on th e c a m p u s,) eight m em bers of the wom en’s class
F riday. He will spend the week-end and E h . Burwell and A. W. Dol-
in P o rtlan d and then proceed to phin in stru cto rs. She was believed
V ancouver, B. C, Mrs. L eader will to jiave Peeu stricken w ith a h e a rt
join him th ere.
¡a tta c k while in deep w ater ann sank
T h e ^ o rm e r com m andant has m a d e ) to
bottom of the tank w here she
a rra n g e m e n ts to see the U niversity waa re scued by Dolphin. She had
of O regon-U niverslty of W ashington re ga jned consciousness before being
gam e in Seattle on T hanksgiving ta ken to the hospital.
day. His farew ell to th e team will
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tak e th e form of cheering for “ Shy” ¡
H u n tin g to n ’s men.
A fter a rriv a l In E ngland, Mrs.
L eader will go a t once to h er fa th
e r ’s home, Blackm oor hall, S ldm outh, I
Devon. She has not seen her f a t h e r ,!
Colonel the H onorable Jo h n Pley-j
bell-Bouverie, form erly the com m an —We have the exclusive
der of th e Seventeenth Royal L a n e -’
agency ami have just re
ers, since 1917.
ceived a fresh shipment by
Colonel L ead er’s e sta te is at Kael,
county Cork. Irelan d . He will at-j express.
tem pt to m otor th ere from D u b lin ,'
alth o u g h he believes he m ay e n c o u n -1 Salmagundi, in an art
ter d ifficulties because of disorders
metal b o x ................. $1.50
in th a t country.
Sampler .......................$1.50
DEBATE
T hrough th e new d ebate plan,
m any stu d e n ts have been a ttra c te d
<»> by th a t line of w ork th is y ear, and
<$> th e resu lts obtained have proved very
•?> satisfactory. Each class is striv in g
to p rese n t a w inning team , which will
create an in te re st in debate never be
Much
unnecessary trouble
fore w itnessed in A. H. S.
could be avoided if we q u it in
T hrough diligent work of both con
te rfe rin g w ith God’s way of do
te s ta n ts and faculty directo rs, the
ing things.
class team s have been selected.
In th e F re sh m a n class th e question !
♦ HEZ HECK KAYS:
is, “ R esolved: T h a t an individual;
$>
“ I t ’s a d irty tric k to
should choose a vocation before t h e :
FROM STAGE TO STOVE
Library Package . . . . $1.50
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drop a h airpin into an au to
^ j a g e of 16.” Those on the affirm a-i
E x hausted from G rippe Cough
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belongin’ to a m an w ith a
<§' tive, coached by Miss Bay, a re : Ar-
Fussy
"Chocolates....... $1.50
Belle Bennett, em inently decor- and two tablespoonsful of melted
La grippe coughs rack and te a r the
r
jealous w ife.”
• i lene Johnson, Florence W ilson, W al- itive on the stage of “Lawful L ar- vegetable fat.
(«ray Package. .. .50c, $100
su ffe re r to a sta te of exhaustion.
You m elt the vegetable shorten
"?> <J> <J> >3> <5> <$ 5> <?,
! b ert F lack u s C harles T ilton, and seny” is the proud possessor of a
“ W ould get com pletely exhausted
Old Time Favorites. . .$1.00
“regular” kitchen in the h e a rt of ing,and cook in it the flour, pepper
T herone F aris.
from violent grippe coughs,” w rites
the kitchenette ap artm en t district and salt: add the milk and stir un
Super Extra ('hoe. 65c, $1.25
The negative, coached by Mr. B ris of New York. And puts it to good til boiling, then add the spinach,
C hristian E ndeavor, C:30 p. in. Ev
R. G. Collins, B arnegat, N. J. ‘ Tried
(first
pressing
it
through
a
sieve),
Here Miss B ennett is care
ening service, 7:30 p. in. Subject, coe, a re : A lta P ic k ett, Doris H itch use.
Whitman’s Chocolates have
Foley’s Honey and T ar and the
the yolks and cheese; fold in the
“ The Delays of P rovidence.” Mid- cock, H om er C ulberson, K enneth fully confiding to the oven's warm whites and tu rn the ‘m ixture into
cough
ceased
e
n
tire
ly
.”
Used
by
been the standard since 1S42
em brace her pet entree, SPINACH
; week p ray er m eeting every W adnes- M adden, and R oland P arks.
th ree g enerations for coughs, colds
AND CH EESE SOUFLEE, a dish a di.jh which has been greased with
W itli Miss I’oley as d irecto r, the which pleases both those who know some of th e fat. Mix the crumb»
i day evening a t 7 :30 p. m. The sub-
W hat C onstitutes A dvertising
and croup th ro a t, chest and b ro n
ophom
ores a re represented by G or food values and those who don’t, w ith the m elted vegetable fat and
In o rd er to allay a m isunderstand- j j§ct for next week is “ The Strong
chial irrita tio n . Foley’s Honey and
spread over the top.
Bake in a
tng am ong som e as to w hat consti I and the w e a k .” The usual T hanks- don W alters, Gais Crosby, Riley P it- for it is chock full of calories, and pan of w ater in a m oderate oven
T a r has stood th e te s t of tim e. Con
tu te s new s an d w hat a d v e .t.sln g .g iv in g union service will be held a t tenger, and Joe R h in e h a rt on the delicious into th e bargain.
It may be tain s no opiates— in g red ien ts p rin t
The recipe, as described by Miss about 25 m inutes.
we p rin t th is very sim ple rule, which ! ®
°
.
C atherine P itte n g e r
B ennett, involves one cupful of served w ith or w ithout cream sauce.
Is used by new spapers to d ifferent! < 10:30 »• ’»• a t th e P resb y terian affirm ative.
ed on th e w rapper. L argest selling
Stor
This recipe is rich in food values.
cooked spinach, th re e egg yolks
a te betw een them : "A LL fu tu re church. The public Is cordially in-! R obert W rig h t, George V irgil Gil- beaten light, one half cupful or The cheese, eggs and milk contain
cough m edicine in the w orld. Sold
events, w here an adm ission ebargt ! vited to all these services, W. Ju d - lette, and B arn ard Joy uphold th e
m ore grated cheese, th ree egg proteins, the spinach gives us m in everyw here.
negative.
The question is, “ Re whites, beaten very light, one half eral salts, and the vegetable fats
la m ade or a collection is tak e n I.-
O ldfield, m inister.
ADVERTISIN G.”
T his applies to
solved: T h a t the m ovies of today do
cuoful - soft bread crum bs, three are very im portant as fuel food to
org an izatio n s a n d societies of every
tablespoonsful
vegetable shortening, replace the energy we are constant
m ore good th a n h a rm .”
kind as well as to individuals.
C h ristian C hurch
three tablespoonsful flour, one q u ar ly burning up in our daily Activit
The Ju n io rs, w ith Miss R idings as
AH rep o rts of such activities a fter
te r teaspoonful pepper, one quarter ies, and because they a re more
C orner of Second and B streets.
coach, boast of Jo h n Galey and
th ey have occurred is news.
teaspoonful salt, ona cupful of milk, easily digestible th an lard.
All com ing social or organization Jo h n F. L eggett, m inister, 243 M oun-i M arion Costly, a ffirm ativ e;
Dale
m eetin gs of societies w here no tain avenue. Sunday school a t 10; Leslie and Rosie H ake, negative. The
FR ESH ROLLS EVERY DAY FOR DINNER
m oney co n trib u tio n ià solicited, initi a. m. M orning w orship a t 11. Sub
a tlo n charged, or collecton tak e n IS jest, "T h e S etting Up of God’s K ing question of debate is, “ R esolved:
T hat the literacy te s t for the ad m is
NEWS.
FR ESH CAKES FO R SUNDAY A SPECIAI.TY
dom .” C h ristian E ndeavor a t 6:30
sion of im m ig ran ts should be abol
p. m. E vening service a t 7:30 p.
ished.”
TH E BOY SCOUTS
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
m. S ubject, “ The P erso n ality of the
The Seniors, w ith Miss R ogers as
F o r m ore th an a dozen years the
Holy S p irit.” This is the firs t of a
coach a re rep resen ted by K ath erin e
Boy Scouts have flourished in the
series on th e d octrine of th e Holy
C orner F o u rth and A— Phone 199
WASHINGTON, Nov.
25.— The think they have done a n y th in g on
P r a tt and R uth P urdy, negative;
United S tates, th e th irte e n th a n n i
S pirit.
H ear them all.
P ra y er
Dan Bow erm an and M arie P resco tt, Union Pacific may not he expected to e ith e r of them for 10 o r 12 years,
versary to be celebrated the week of )
¡m eeting, W ednesday a t 7:30.
a ffirm ativ e, coached by Miss Heyes. build a proposed railro ad line from so I doubt w h ether they would show
F eb ru ary 8 to 15. D uring th is tim e
The long debated question of “ R e K lam ath F a lls to Susanville or W est- any p refe re n tia l regard for th is p a r
m ore th an two m illions of boys have
B aptist C hurch
solved: T h a t capital punishm ent w'ood Ju n ctio n , if it accom plishes its tic u la r lin e.” .
com e u n d er the p roper influence of
“ The C onquest of F a ith ” is the,
scout m asters, and have been in them e for Sunday m orning. The should be enforced in all s ta te s ,” h a s!p u rp o se of acq u irin g the C entral Pa- s W illiam C. McCulloch, rep resen t-
stru c te d in the principals underlying evening subject is “ The Open R oad.” befallen the Seniors, who a re s tru g cific J. K ru tts c h u itt, chairm an o fjin g the W illam ette Valley Lum ber-
gling to m ain tain a se ttle m en t of the e x e c u tiv e 'c o m m itte e , board o fim e n ’s association, asked Mr. K ru tt-
sto u th o o d .
Sunday school a t 9:45. B. Y. P. U.
THE UNIVERSAL TRACTOR
d irectors, S outhern Pacific com pany, i sc h n itt if the C entral Pacific as an
T hree d u ties a re pledged by every a t 6:15. Ju n io r society a t 5:30. this question.
boy who tak e s the Scout O ath. Every! T a rry services, M onday, W ednesday • The J u n io r debate was given F r i declared a t the hearin g on th e S outh independent road w ould be in a posi
boy is required to solem nly sw ear! and F rid ay evenings. Divine healing day, Novem ber 17, and was won by ern P acific’s application fo r perm is- tion to build a proposed line from
th a t he w ill, on his honor, do Dis! follow ing both m orning and evening John Galey and M arion Costly rep re- sion to lease tem porarily C entral Pa- O akridge to K irk, Oregon. “ I do
se n tin g th e affirm ativ e. The re tu rn s cific lines, now before the in te rsta te not th in k they w ould,” said Mr.
b est; first. To do my duty to ” God
T“ |S
u n d a y services.
Some
! Sunday
services.
Some s trik in g
K ru tts c h u itt, who had form erly ex
¡of the o th e r class debates will be com m erce com m ission here.
and my country, and to obey
' healings were given last Sunday. One
p rinted in th e next issue.
The Southern Pacific com pany is plained in detail th e im poverished
Scout law ; second, To help o th eri
wom an, deaf for 25 years, im m edi
seeking a u th o rity from the com m is financial condition in which separa-
people a t all tim es; and th ird , T o ; ate1y wag resto re d to f a r i n g . Come
ately wa
SENIOR CLASS EM BLEM CHOSEN sion
slon to re ta in control of th
the e in ter-
te r tion would leave the C entral Pacific.
keep m yself physically stro n g , m en
and see.
The
Senior
class
h
as
chosen
a
very
WOven
’ ‘‘It is a very expensive line. It in-
woven
lines
of
th
e
C
entral
Pacific,
tally aw ake and m orally s tra ig h t.
strik
in
g
and
b
eau
tifu
l
em
blem
io
r
w
hich
jjas
Peen
an
in
te
g
ral
p
a
rt
o
f
) volves construction of about 100
In a m ajo rity of cases, th is oath)
N azarene C hurch
class
rings
and
pins.
T
h
a
t
of
t
h
e
t
he
Southern
P
acific’s
system
since
¡m iles of road, a g reat deal of it over
is the first of any kind the boy has,
C orner of F o u rth and C streets. gold E nglish le tte r on a black enam el ! 1870( u n tji the com m ission d e c id e s ^ pass in th e Cascade m ountains of
ev er tak en . T he seriousness of the)
Services for Sunday, Novem ber 26:
background. If so desired, the p i n , w hat sh all be done w ith the C entral ¡very heavy work,. My recollection for
occasion is firm ly im pressed upon
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m ., T hornton
his m ind. He trie s his best to live up S. Wiley su p e rin te n d e n t. The union can have a g u ard , which is th e fig-. Pacific in its plan for consolidation I th a t line was $10,000,000.”
Asked as to th e Southern P acific’s
c o u n try ’s railro a d s u n d er the
lo his obligations. By so .lo in s. »•«, rev, va, , ervlcea w in c,„ se Sunday tires “ 23” in gold connected by a ’ oj>
plan
reg ard in g filling in of th is gap,
chain to the pin. All pins and guard si tra n sp o rta tio n act of 1920.
foundation of the highest type
night. E vangelist B. C. Dewey will
have safety clasps, and th e in itia ls
Mr K ru tts c h n itt sa id he did not Mr. K ru tts c h n itt said : " I was asked
citizen ry is form ed.
preach a t 11 a. in.. on th e subject.
may he engraved inside th e rings.
¡believe for a m om ent th a t the Cen- the question by the e d ito r of the O re
Boy Scouts a re req u ired to obey
"T he Day of P e n tec o st." P reach in g
All those who a re going to grad - t r a j p acific, as an independent and gonian, evidently on behalf of the
12 laws. These a re th a t a Scout is
services at 2 :30 p. m. and 7:30 p. m.
u
a
te w ith the class of ’23 and d e s ir e ! th e re fo ,.e financially weak r o a d ,! Pe°P,e of Oregon, some six or eight
alw ays T ru stw o rth y , Loyal. H elpful,
S ubject, “ The G reat Ju d g m e n t Day.” a rin g or pin, please see e ith e r D a n )could b u i, d thg , ine from K lam a th I m onths ago. The m a tte r was dis-
F rien d ly . C ourteous, K ind, O bedient,
You are cordially invited to atten d
Bow erm an or D im ple Slack. The pallg to W estw ood Junction.
¡cussed w ith ou r directo rs, and I was
C heerful, T h rifty , Brave, Clean and
these services.
money
m
ust
be
given
w
ith
order,
a
n
d
’
W
hen
a
sked
as
to
the
plans
of
th
e
au th o rized b>’ them t0 say th a t on
R everent.
orders
m
ust
be
in
by
W
ednesday.)
pacifjc
wUh
regpect
lQ
U
|at
th e title of the S outhern Pacific to
By a d h e rin g closely to the Scout E rst C hurch o* C h rist, Sc’e n tis t
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t .
Pioneer avenue South.
Sunday Novem ber 22.
Hne Mr K ru ttsc h n itt said :
i th e C entral Pacific being m ade cer-
principles, a great m any a d u lts would
Be su re to get correct size and also
„ The gtudies aud gurveys w ere tain , they would a t once begin the
live a happier existence, be m ore con services a t 11 o’clock. Subject of
great
deal
m
ore
to-
leggoIlj
“
A
ncient
and
M
odern
N
ecro
-.
K‘ve
,n
it
a
ls
-
m
ade
a num ber of years ago and i t , com pletion of th a t gap.
te n t, and do a
w ards m aking the world a cheerier m anev, alias M esmerism and Hypno-
HONOR ROLL
is one of the Pr ° iects th a t is in t h e !
S aturday special, ham 29c per lb. !
place in which to dwell
enounced.” Sunday
school at , T he honor student8 thi3 m onth com pany’s archives for use in the fu-
t!sm. D
Denounced.
ounuay sm.uu.
72-1'
tu re . W e b u ilt from th e C entral Pa- E nders,
10 o’clock. W ednesday evening m eet-j .ire ag follow g.
S e n i o ^ M i l d r e d Beeson. K ath er- cific up to Susanville and W estwood ) '
ings a t 8 o’clock. R eading room op-
OUT OF BALANCE
F r a n k ' because th e re was a large redwood
A ccording to d a ta com piled by th e en daily from 2 u n til 5 p. n r , except ine P ra tt, F rances P r a tt
lum ber m ill located a t W estwood.
b u rea u of a g ric u ltu ra l econom ics of Sundays and holidays.
Nelson.
j oh n and th a t line is doing a very satis-:
th e U nited S tates d ep artm en t of ag-
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, Ju n io rs
M arion Costly,
factory business in lum ber and live-1
ric u ltu re , th e index of purchasing
P re sb y te ria n C hinch
Galev
At this amazingly low price you can’t afford to
pow er of farm products in term s of
Subject for the m orning serm on, j gophs -
T helm a Péà'ozzl, Orje stock. B ut th e re is a good deal of
wait another day for your Fordson Tractor.
, poor country in betw een W estwood
o th e r com m odities stood a t 64 for "D w elling on th e H eights of B eulah gwjngje
or Susanville and K lam ath F alls th a t)
A ugust, as com pared w ith 69 in July, L an d .” S ubject for the evening,
F ro sh — H u b ert Gilm ore.
There is no tractor made that can approach the
B eats E lectric o r Gas
and 72 in Ju n e .
¡ “ God’s Blockade of th e Road to
P-G ’s— R uth F ifield, Alma D oran. does not seem a t the p resen t tim e to
money value of the Fordson. Nor is there a
i w a rra n t the expense of com pleting j
T his m eans th a t the buying power H ell.” Sunday school, at 9:45 a. m ,
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Tractor made that can do more work for you.
A new oil lam p th a t gives an am az-
! ! ’ th u e e line.
iL X it’R HI NOTES
lin e .
I do not m ean to say th a t.
of a unit of farm products is down s h o rt T hanksgiving program a t the)
Miss Johnson, a re tu rn e d o v e r s e a s 11 la abandoned o r p u t ill tlie d i s c a r d i n g b rillia n t, soft, w hite light, even,
to practically th e lowest point reach- Sunday school hour. Ju n io r Chris-
Remember, the vei*y day your Fordson arrives,
ed since th e aw r, th e index being 62 tian E ndeavor, 4 p. m. Young peo- nurse, who is now the h ealth n u r s e .! W e have a survey th ere. My recol- b e tte r th an gas o r electricity, has
it is ready for any one of the 101 jobs it can do—
th a t we have a t som e criti- been tested by the U. S. governm ent.
in D ecem ber, 1921. The d isp a rity pie’s m eeting, 6 :30 p. m. Guild. raade the follow ing sta te m e n t con- lectioa
either as a tractor or a stationary power plant
in prices betw een p ro d u cts th a t far- G:30 p. m P ra y e r m eeting. W ednes- cernjng th e h e a lth of Ju n io r Hi stu - cal P °in ts acquired rig h ts of way. ¡and 35 leading u niversities and;
D uring _____________
the m onth of Sep-'
“ K th e r n io n should acquire the found to be su p erio r to 10 ord in ary ,
m ers sell and in d u stria l products day 7 ; 3o p . m . Topic. “ D efilem ent d’e n ts: “ _____
The Fordson has proved to the 170,000 owners
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it burns w ithout odor)
which th ey have to b u y ./d o e s not and C leansing.” T hanksgiving s e rv -stem b er ! found on inspection th a t a j C entra1’” saicl
n itt, “ it oil lam ps
that it has not only cut the cost of field work
lessen.
At present it A grow ing
ice. i 0 ;30 a. m ., T hursday. Rev. S g rea t m anv of th e s tu dents in J u n io r J ™ u ld have an o u tle t to all the lu m -)sm o k e or noise— no pum ping up, is,
30% to 50% but that it has made substantial
g reater.
J. C haney, of th e M. E. church, will High School. as well as in the lo w e rjb e r aro u n d W estw ood
and Susan- sim ple, clean, safe.
B urns 94 per
savings on every job to which it is put.
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preach th e esrm on. Rev. C. F. Koeh- g rad es. had d efective teeth. My ad- 'H ie , via th e C entral
Pacific,
ft cent a ir and 6 per cent comm on ker-,
1er, pastor.
vice to the s tu d e n ts is to go to the *’ould have an ou tlet for traffic from osene (coal-oil).
Fordson figures are interesting-money-savers,
31,
den tist a t least every six m onths, K lam ath F a lls and th ere ab o u ts via; I. The inventor. V. M. Johnson,
labor-saving, drudgery-saving facts you ought
M ethodist E piscopal C hnrcli
b ru sh y our tee th two or th re e tim es the line th ro u g h W eed and thence N. F ifth St., P o rtla n d , Or., is offer-
to know. Come in, phone or write today.
so u th w ard . I do not th in k they ing to send a lam p on 10 days’ F R E E
The Sunday school session is a l a day. and you need nevec_w orry.”
would
be
very
a
p
t
to
build
th
a
t
line,
tria
l,
or
even
to
give
one
F
R
E
E
to
9:45. T here a re classes for all ages
F lin t C ongregational tliu rc h
B oulevard and Main stre e t. Sun- and all who a re not a tte n d in g else-
xo. 1 Y akim a Gem potatoes, U. S. They have several lines th a t have the first u ser in each locality who
day school at 9:45 a in., w ith classes w here a re invited to th e M e'hodist jnspect ed- Plaza M arket, 61 N orth been w eathering for 10 to 15 years will help him introduce it. W rite,
J
F /Y W /l
j - l .
a
m
n
for all grades and ages. Bring your Sunday school. "C alled C h ristian s” M ain.
64- th a t they have s ta rte d and never him today fo r full p a rticu la rs. Also
finished,
notably
the
line
from
Vale
ask
him
to
explain
how
you
can
get
Jp
f
l
l
S
i
1^7
a
a
g
$
1
8
n
j
$
j
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j
B
B.
Bible.
M orning service, 11 a. m. will be th e p a sto r’s su b ject for the
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to
Bend
and
a
n
o
th
e
r
line
from
Bend
the
agency,
and
w
ithout
experience
S ubject. "T h e G ran d eu r and Condes- serm on at th e m orning church serv-
Have your clothes cleaned th is
The E pw orth week and avoid th e T hanksgiving J so u th w ard ; they w ere going to build or m oney, m ake $250 to $500 per,
censlon of G od.” (T h a n k sg iv in g .) ice a t 11 o’clock.
67if into K lam ath F a lls, and I do not m onth.
Junior C h ristian E ndeavor, 4 p. m .»L eague m eetings are increasing in ru sh . P a u lse ru d ’s.
WHITMAN’S
Quality Candies
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T he
BON TON BAKERY
Central Pacific Financially Unable to
Build K. Falls Line Says S. P. Director
F o r d s oru
NEW LAMP BURNS
9 4 % AIR
Buy Your Fordson NOW
Harrison Bros.
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Dealers
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