Ashland
Friday, December 15, 1922
ASHLAND DAILY TIPUN G R
PAGB TWO
Coming Year Predicted Prosperous One
tor U. S.; If You Don’t Believe
if Just Consult the Stars.
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Sunday
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BTNGHAMPTON, N. Y., Dec. 15.— cold and w et. w ith bad w eath er con-
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YVutch U ndo Sam progress d u r.n g ditions. Che springs a re u n p leasan t,;
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¡th e nights cool u ntil late iu th e sea-;
C. K. LOGAN, E ditor
T h a t’s the little tip the s ta rs hold son. Sum m ers cool w ith freq u en t
Entered at the Ashland, Oregon
for you, If you would accept the local h ard rains and high w inds, ac-'
Postoffice as Second-clas3 Mall Mat
s e e r’s in te rp re ta tio n of th e heavenly | com panied
w ith
heavy
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bodies th a t will rule d u rin g 1923. ¡lig h tn in g and hail. Crops in v a rtr a s .
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The a n n u al M acDonald a s tro lo g i-j sections will be devastated.
T here is alw ays m ore sa la ry
<? cal forecast— an alm anac th a t circu-j “ F alls and w inters a re cold, w et
aw aiting those who a re able
to • la^es in te rn a tio n a lly to th e ex ten t of
and severe— early freezing, snow-j
earn it.
'U| several hundred thousands— ju st out falls in October. Lakes and rivers;
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<?> — predicts th a t “ a g rea t am o u n t o f ; freeze up and stay so. Food and fuel
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People w on’t buy th in g s
they • good in th e way of legislation will should be provided in abundance, as
d o n ’t know ab o u t; so ad v ertise
4 be accom plished, and th e year is one both will be in g rea t dem and and
FRIDAY', DECEM BER 15
• ’em!
• especially fav o rab le for th e govern-; the m ark et active.
TH E PO W ER OF THOUGHT:
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<§’ m ent and those in high positions of
“ The outlook in th e astrological
— As he th in k e ih in his h e a rt, so
The gang in th e g allery has a • tru s t. It will be know n as a year c h a rt is favorable for steady, persist-
is he. P roverbs 23: 7.
•> m uch b e tte r tim e th a n th e se- <♦.- o; hum an relatio n sh ip , w ith great en t conditions, w ith some disappoint-
,i, ]ec- few jn thg boxes.
j m ents, lack of harm ony and u n rest
'- sp iritu a l developm ent.”
A D V ER TISED GOODS
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The a stro lo g ist foresees a “ steady betw een lab o r and capital. The year
A dvertising benefits the cousum er
people becom e aw ful tire - $> and active business period in th e a f- |w ill b rin g th rift, steady plodding,
— m ost of all. A dvertised goods are .- some when they try to tell ev- <?> fairs of m en as the new y e a r ad- fair dealing and g re a te r achievem ent
tra d e -m a rk e d to protect th e consum - <s> ery tb in g they know a t a single
vances and m uch activity in real es- , along in d u stria l, com m ercial and
e r for q uality and q u a n tity , declares <§. setting.
ta te tra n s a c tio n s qnd pro d u cts of constructive lines, and wages com -
H. H. G roth.
th e e a rth .”
; m en su ra te w ith the kind of work
T hink of th e in fin ite variety of ♦>
The fellow who digs down
M oreover, he forecasts a “ g reat perform ed.
prepared foods, from w hich the • . a fte r th in g s finds bigger re-
deal of building and a busy period to
“ No g rea t ru sh es, sudden changes,
g re a te r p a rt of a wholesom e m eal • . w ards th an the fellow who ju st -$> b an k ers and c a p italists, w ith the big failu res, big losses o r big fo r­
m ay be prepared w ith alm ost no ?•
s, grabs th in g s off th e surface.
comm on people to sh are in th e .busi­ tunes, b ut ta c tfu l, cautious m ethods
w ork fo r the housew ife.
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ness successes, through steady em ­ — a ‘se ttle d dow n’ condition, with
T hink of the household conven- si­ HEZ HECK SAYS:
<t> ploym ent g en erally .”
less anxiety and try in g to get ahead.
lences and business conveniences— ,
“ You a re g ittin ’ old
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“ Stock schem es will not flo u rish — MADE A HIT WITH STUDENTS
Then th e m odern oracle goes on
the tim e savers in your office or .
when you notice how m uch
<§• to tell:
the public will be cautious about in­
home— th e accessories which m ake •
quicker tom orrow com es
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“ S a tu rn will have influence on vesting in u n c e rtain tie s and specula­ ‘"Cafeteria W ork” Was Something
Which Evidently Had the Approval
your autom obile a g re a te r pleasure. <$> th a n it used to .”
<§> w eath er conditions th ro u g h o u t the tive v entures which will not stand
of the Entire Body.
How do you suppose th e m an who > 4 4 $ 4 4 + + < * > $ > > $ + 4 year.
S atu rn y ears a re generally w ide in v estig atio n .”
first th o u g h t of these th in g s w a s ------------------------------------------------- - —
A new school for hoys In Terre
able to m ake them for you at a &jx m onths a fte r the in v en to r firs t HUN M AIL-ORDER BU SIN ESS
Haute, Ind., is a very modern vocation­
COURT NEW S OF IN TER EST
price you could affo rd to pay?
had his idea, everybody in th e U nit-
al school, with hand equipment, big
REACH ES OUT TO ASHLAND
athletic park and cafeteria. And the
It was th ro u g h a d v e rtisin g — of
s ta te s knew about these delicious
Circuit Court
course.
A dvertising orgartizes co- new chocolate covered ice cream
E th el S. F reem an vs. John C. F ree- new students were much impressed by
these facilities.
operative buying units. The m an bars.
T h at G erm any is m aking suprem e : m an. Motion.
On the first day of school one of the
w ith a new idea know s th a t he can
This was a sp ectacu lar d e m o n s tra -! c i *o rts to regain A m erican tra d e is
Rogue R iver Valley C anal Co vs new fellows watched a last year stu-
tell th o u san d s or m illions of people ijon ot- how a d v ertisin g can brin g a evinced in a c irc u la r addressed to ' H ugh Storey. O rder.
I dent make out his program, and It
ab o u t his idea th ro u g h advertising. new idea to th e whole A m erican p u b -! AIr‘ R R ' G re e r> P u b lish ers, Ash-
Bullock M ercantile Agency vs- ! re a d : “Shop work, wood work, clienil-
He knows th a t th e united buying
But iu everv a d v ertisin g sue- land, Oregon, A ineiique, from Geoig Jo h n K anasto. Sum m ons.
I cal laboratory work and forge work.”
power of all these people will en- cess the sam e principle holds tru e . ; A lb ert Berbig, Liepzig, G erm any,
He studied it a little while and be­
Bullock M ercantile Agency vs. J.
gan writing. And this is what he
able him to produce his idea in prac-
But a d v e rtisin g doe3 m ore than i S e\en ai tid e s th a t a ie of in te rest H. W heeler. Sum m ons.
w rote: “Band work, athletic work,”
tical form at a cost which is only a introduce new ideas to you. It safe-
p articu la r to pu b lish ers and news-
Jesse W inhurn vs. F. C. Homes.
and then he hesitated, studied for a
paperm
en
a
re
listed.
These
a
re
:
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A
fraction of w hat the first a rtic le , ¡y gu ard s you in th e purchase of any
Sum m ons.
long time and finished, “cafeteria
ty p ew riter, p o rta b le in
would cost.
ad vertised product.
Y’ou can de- m in ia tu re
Southern Pacific com pany vs. Cal­ work.”
One of the best exam ples of h o w jp e n j upon it— no th in g can succeed o u r coat pocket,” offered as th e cir­ ifo rn ia O regon Pow er com pany. S tip ­
Before he could get any farther the
th is is done is Eskim o Pie. W ith in , th ro u g h a d v e rtisin g unless th e a r- c u la r sta te s, “ a t th e unim aginable ulation.
old student, having seen the program,
t id e itself lias m erit.
A dvertisin low* price of $10.” “ H ildso” paper
F. L. Tou Velle vs. F arm B ureau seized it for exhibit, and it went on
record as the most popular program of
faste
n
in
g
tongs
a
re
quoted
a
t
$1,
a had p roduct will m ake ju st ag.
C o-operative exchange.
Bill of ex­
the school.
w
hile
an
electric
sealing
a
p
p
a
ra
tu
s,
m any enem ies for th a t product as
ceptions. E xhibits.
saving
of
m
atches
and
candles
w
ith
j a d v e rtisin g a good product will m ake
F ran ces Bosqui vs. Jo h n W . Bos-
Electricity and Bullets.
the avoidance of th e irksom e sooting qui. Depositions.
I friends for th e good product.
At a rifle meeting in Switzerland it
And so, if an a rtic le has been can be procured a t $3. P erm an en t
A. W. W alker vs. E. H. L am port. was discovered that the steel-jacketed
i widely ad vertised for a long tim e, b lo tte r silor stone is offered, two F in d in g s and conclusions: decree; bullets of the marksmen were swerved
you can be sure th a t it is good o r 'l ’*®068 for 50c, w hile 100 bo ttles o t ! CQSt jjjjj
from their course by the influence of
Be Cured to Stay Cured the public would never have sup-i i :ie d r ^ ' nk b rlllia n tia (also p o rt- D aniel E. F lo ry vs. H a ttie Flory. telegraph and telephone wires miming
alongside the range, says the Washing­
ported it. You know th a t th e ad- a ble in your coat p o c k e t), m ay be Sum m ons.
GUARANTEE to per­
ton Star.
Experim ents were then
vortised and tra d e -m a rk e d product aa(l ^or 50c. The He.rmetos D am p­
Ida L oughlin vs. Jo h n Loughlin
manently cure your Piles
made at Thun by placing four steel
without cutting, burning, m u st have a definite q u a lity — and e r , ” for m oistening envelopes, Sum m ons.
cables parallel witli tlie range and
he fully w orth the price. You can stam ps, etc., is offered, two dam pers
about 40 yards distant from it and
R eal E sta te T ransfers
stitching, anaesthetic, con­
for $2.50. A se lf-filler fo u n tain pen
sending a current of 8,000 volts
be
su
re
th
a
t
you
get
m
ore
real
value
S
heriff
to
Jackson
County
B
uild­
finement or unpleasant
“ E lja ,” fitted w ith a 1 4 -k ara t real ing & Loan A ssociation, deed to lot through them. The effect, it is said,
in
an
adv
ertised
product
for
every
after-effects. My patients
penny you spend, th an you will in an gold plated pen, and which will w rite 3 block 1, Sum m it add itio n to A sh­ was to turn the bullets so far from
are reputable men and women
their course th a t the deviation
in every walk of life to whom
u n ad v ertised product, because ad v er­ 10,000 le tte rs w ith one filling, is land— $1510.
amounted to 24 yards on a range of
you may refer about this painless,
tisin g is the cheapest selling m ethod also m entioned. A clip box and di-
Sheridan F. T hornton e t ux., to 260 yards. The bullets oil being taken
non-surgical cure.
Ihere is.
rectio n s for use a re included in the E rn e st W. H ogue e t ux., w. d. to lot from tlie targets were found to he
If you are a sufferer from Piles,
Y’ou know th e ad v an tag es of co- price of $1.
magnetized.
Next, on an artillery
in block 10, A shland— $10.
Fistula, Fissure or other rectal
range of 3,000 yards, the electro-mag­
operative buying. You have heard
Mr. Berbig s ta te s th a t “ he invites
disease, call or write today for
netic influence was generated 200
a lot ab o u t the idea in th e last two I your a tte n tio n to my efficient col­
my FREE booklet.
yards in front of the targets and 40
or th re e years. Y’ou belong to a co lection of addresses which is alw ays
C ost o f tre a tm e n t re tu rn e d if 1
yards to one side. Tlie projectiles
o p e ia tiv e buying society every t im e 'u p to d ate, and I beg to m ention
fa il to cu re y o u r Piles.
were swerved 14 degrees from a
you buy an adv ertised product. Read j th a t I can prom ptly deliver all ad-
straight line.
adverfising.
Buy ad vertised pro- dresses dem anded a t the ra te of $1
CND AND MORRISON PORTLAND.OREGON
A Doubtful Hit.
ducts. It is th e su re st way to he per tho u san d . F o r $2 I shall ask 50
M E N T IO N TH IS P A P E R W HEN W R IT IN G
One sister in this Evansville family
certain of satisfactio n and m oney’s m a n u fa c tu re rs in G erm any for the
is a newspaper reporter and tlie other
goods you d esire to buy.”
w orth.
a school teacher. And the little teach­
Term s are, “ Cash in b anknotes or
er is much given to borrowing her sis­
by cheque in advance o r by le tte r of '
ter’s clothes.
The good-natured re­
cred it w ith a bank in G erm any. I!
porter usually doesn’t object, but the
am a t your disposal to assist you in :
other day she felt her sister had gone)
p rocuring all th a t you m ay w ant to
too fa r when she wore her new silk
dress and fall hat to school. She told
buy in G erm any.
her so, too.
“But I had heard the school board
would he at the building today,” the I
teacher excused herself, “and I want- i
ed to make a hit with them.”
“I bet you did,” came back the d ry'
retort, “for they all nearly went wild I
about that dress when I wore it toi
the school hoard meeting last night.”— ;
ï TgJ R The Hume of America's Larg-
gc”
est and Finest Army Goods
Indianapolis News.
ÎBY^SÈRT-MOSËS
Today.
There Is a thing called yesterday
but that Is only the dust bin at the
Girl’s Attitude Seems Unreasonable door, into which we cast our refuse,
When These Few Small Things
!
failures, our worn-out souls. There
I is a thing called tomorrow, bursting
Were All He Wanted.
i with far better tiling- than those
Beauty. Punctuality. Sweet temper. which we have discarded. But in to-
Econolnv Trust,
| day the whole passionate force of the
And that she should be sound asleep 1 universe is poured—and therefore to­
day is marvellous.—S. I’. B. Mais.
when he came in.
And that he should not be questioned
regarding the hour when he returned
frt>m P°ker parties.
N o r'th a t she should make any com-
ments regarding the strangeness of the
fflct thflt h wflg necesgary t0 have on.
ion san(]Wiches at poker parties,
And that she should spend such eve-
nings as lie played poker or stayed
downtown or went to stag dinners with
fHends of the feminine sex.
That she should always understand
that his flirtations were too mild for
any uncalled jealousy on her part.
That it was quite a different thing
for a man to be forgiven than for a
woman.
And th at he wouldn't have his wife
make a fool of him as some wives he
knew made of their husbands.
With these clear understandings at
the sta rt he knew th at she would be
very happy with him, for he would
make her an ideal husband.
But he had been a little too previ­
ous.
She saw now why two other wives
had divorced him.
And she saved time—by refusing to
m arry h im !—Mary Graham Bonner In
Judge.
V . A. SHELL
B A R B E R
Safety blades resharpen id
like new . Single bit, 3t'c
doz. Dobule bit, 60c dos.
Chlldw-n’fl Work A
Specialty
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DR. CHAS. J. DEAN
See Us for--
Gifts that Please Men
jijü Crder House, 1223 Pacific
Ave., tor. 13th, îsconia, Wn
Davy Jones' Toll.
W rit,- fo r B argain Catalog? of A rm y and
N avy Goods. S en t Free. All M erchandise
shipped P.-.reil Post, F ree. Moneyback
g u aran tee on ail m erchandise. Thousands
of satisfied custom ers.
<n tke P aram ount Picture
NAVY AND ARMY GOODS STORE
dhe Bonded Woman*
1223 P acific A v e .
B etty ConnpsorL
T a c o m a , W ash .
VINING— TONIGHT, TOMORROW
Our
Assortment
Is Complete
'Gel Your
Christmas Furs
N ot M any Men H ave
Too Many-
Ties
Bartlett’s
Store
Largest Stock in Oregon
Outside of Portland
F. W. BARTLETT
«T H E M E N’ S S T O R E ”
115 W. Main; Medford
Lloyd’s Register of Shipping records
the loss during the last quarter of 1921
ol 99 steam ers and 68 sailing vessels,
representing 117,926 und 38,138 tons,
gross, respectively. The causes are I
given as wrecked, foundered, col-
lisioned, burned, missing, abandoned,i
lost and condemned.
Of this total 7 steam ers, and 17 j
sailing vessels were of American regis-I
ter. Holland had no losses during the ■
period under notice. Vessel a u n d e r.
100 tons are excluded from the return.
Christmas Specials
F resh G olden D ates, per lb. 2 5 c— 5 lbs. f o r ......................................$1 .9 0
F ie.:h Citron, L em on and O range P eel
E n glish Currants, per lb ............................................................................. 25c
C luster R a isin s per lb ................................................................................ 25c
Sun Maid S eed less R aisins, 7 lbs. for ...........................................$ 1 .9 9
D ates stu ffed w ith P ecans, per pkg....................................................... 19c
No. 1 C alifornia W alnuts, per lb. 3 5 c — 3 lbs. f o r .......................-. .$ 1 .9 9
H om e grow n YValnuts, per lb ............................................................... 2 5c
H om e grown» A lm onds, j»er lb ................................................................... 2 5 c
Brazil N uts, 5 ll»s. f o r .................................................................................. $ 1 .9 9
C h estn u ts, per lb ............................................................................................. 25c
H ickory N uts, per lb ....................................................................................... 25c
YYTe H ave a F a ll Line o f C h r is tm a s C a n d ie s a t t h e
B est
Prices
GIVE US YOUR O RDER FOR CHRISTM AS TURKEY’
PLAZA MARKET
61 N O R T H M A IN S T R E E T
No Concentration.
“Would you call Mrs. Gadder an in­
quisitive woman?”
“Not unduly so, for a member of het
sex.”
“No?”
“A fter she has tried unsuccessfully
tor six months to find out the ihcome
of a neighbor something else is sure
to a ttract her attention.”—Birmingham
Age-Herald.
Confined to Prose.
“Do you know ‘Tlie Star-Spangled
Banner’ by heart?”
“Yes,” replied Senator Sorghum;
“but I’m not trying to use it in this
campaign. Practical questions are be­
coming so complex that my constitu­
ents won’t be satisfied to hear me sing
or recite.”
C u tlery Sale
Pocket Knives,
Pocket Knives,
Pocket Knives,
Pocket Knives,
Scissors, $2.00
Scissors, $1.50
Scissors, $1.25
Scissors, $1.00
$2.50 values.................... A H
$2.25 values................... /
$2.00 values.................... Zw A ■
$1.50 values................... )
values—Sale P ric e........................... $1.19
values—Sale P ric e .................................96
values—Sale P rice.................................83
values—Sale P ric e.................................49
W hile T h ey L a st— Get Busy!
SIMPSON’S HARDWARE
37-39 North Main St.
NEXT TO THE POST OFFICE
If it is for Ashland, we are for it.
Phone 203