- Classified Column ö
ROOM FOR S. P. MEN
;; FIND IT HERE. ::
Mr. àfid Mrs, 9am Wise of Se
a tt le w e re v is ito rs in th é city
y e s te rd a y .
A lte ra tio n s a r e b e in g m ad e on ' ’A Column Devoted to Brief I ’ !
th e s o u th w in g o f th e C o m m u n ity « <» ’ Business and Personal Notes. ’
J . A. M iller a n d w ife of P a lo
Classified Column Rates
H o sp ita l in th e c o u rse of th e con-
A lto w e re v is ito rs in A sh la n d to
O ne c e n t th e w ord e ach tim e.
s tru c tio n of a sp ecial room fo r
G e rtru d e S m ith of C o rv a llis, d ay , w’h ile M r. M iller w as m ak*
To ru n e v e ry issu e fo r one S o u th e rn P a c ific p a tie n ts .
w as in A sh la n d to d a y a tte n d in g ing business v isits on A sh la n d
m o n th o r m o re , % c th e w ord
H e re to fo re , ra ilro a d m en h av e
to b u sin e ss in te r e s ts sh e
ow ns Arms.
e a c h tim e.
_______________________ been co n sig n e d to w a rd s w ith here*.
B u lo w sk i
A pollo
p lay e rs,
o th e r p a tie n ts b u t th e m a n a g e
F O R SA L E
292-2*
m e n t h a s d ecid ed to f u rn is h a
For the best In sweet milk and J a c k s o n W e d n esd a y .
FO R
SA L E — Seven
p a sse n g e r sp ecial room fo r th em .
cream go to Detrlck’s.
106-tf
S tu d e b a k e r c a r.
C heap. S eat
T. G. A y d o le tte ,
w ith A ydel
C o n s tru c tio n w ork
h a s been
c u t dow n fo r to u rin g o r could L g o in g on fo r th e p a s t w eek, a n d
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P a u l F . S te p h e n so n o f S e a ttle
be m ade in to e x c e lle n t tru c k , will p ro b a b ly be c o m p leted th is
son
w
e
re
A
sh
la
n
d
v
is
ito rs y e s
w as a b u sin e ss v is ito r in A sh lan d
C all to see sa m e a t 770 Iow a. | Week
te rd a y . T h e ir h o m e is in P a s a
to d ay .
U p s ta irs , M orton St. e n tr a n c e .i
dena
292-1*
O pen sp a n re in fo rc e d c o n c re te
Have a fit at Orres— tailors for
D ry 12 in ch c h u n k w ood, fir
a
rc
h
to
be
b
u
ilt
over
S
o
u
th
F
o
rk
men
and women.
226-tf
FOR S A L E — S m a lle st c a r in th e
a
n
d
a ld e r, d e liv e re d fro m c a r to
of Hood R iver.
w o rld .
H a d been k n o w n to
d a y a n d W e d n esd a y a t $3.60 p er
F re d
H olm es a n d
w ife of
r u n o c c asio n ally b e fo re lo sin g
W o o d la n d , C a lifo rn ia w e re A sh sin g le tie r o r $10.50 fo r load of
one w heel. W ill s e ll so ch e ap
th re e tie r. A. G. A d am s, p h o n e
la n d v isito rs y e s te rd a y .
it m a k e s
w a lk in g exp en siv e.
460.
292-1
See B o w erm au a t T id in g s.
PH YSICIAN’S
F o r th e b e st In s w e e t m ilk a n d
292-1
W . E . B ro w n
a n d fa m ily of
c re a m go to D e trlc k ’s .
1 0 6 -tf
DR.
M
A
T
T
IE
B.
S
H
A
W
—
R
esi
O a k la n d , w e re in th e c ity to d a y
F O R SA L E , T R A D E O R R E N T —
d en ce a n d office, 108 P io n e e r
w h ile M r. B row n w as a tte n d in g
160 a c re s u n im p ro v e d la n d , u n
Miss F. K elsey of S a n F r a n c is
a v e n u e. T e lep h o n e 28. Office
in c u m b e re d , n e a r v illa g e of 300
to local b u sin e ss in te re s ts .
h o u rs, 10 to 12 a. m .; 2 to 5 co is an A sh la n d v is ito r to d ay .
on S. P. R . R. a n d good h a rd
p. m. only.
ro a d s , 100 a c re s u n d e r fen ce
T h re e s ty le s of p u tte e s , s p rin g
w ith
good
n a tu r a l p a s tu re ,
A lw ays g lad to adtvlse w ith
DR. E R N E S T A. W OODS— P ra c
f
ro
n t, lace-dow n f ro n t a n d s tra p .
p le n ty of w a te r. T h re e ro o m ed
tice lim ite d to eye, e a r, nose a n d y o u a b o u t y o u r f ir e in s u ra n c e M ade of fin e le a th e r , Geo. L a w
h o u se , b a rn a n d w o o dshed. F o r
th r o a t— X -ray in c lu d in g te e th . n eed s a n d r a te s ; p d rh a p s you
f u r t h e r p a rtic u la rs a d d re s s F.
An O regon p ro
Office h o u rs, 10 to 12 a n d 2 to m ig h t p ro fit by c a llin g 2 7 4 J. re n c e , m ak e .
J ., c a re A sh la n d T id in g s. 1 4 8 tf
d u c t.
A rm y G oods S to re .
5. S w e d e n b u rg B ldg, A sh lan d , Yeo, o f co u rse .
287-tf
O re.
292-2
F O R SA L E — 3 a c re s irr ig a te d
bo tto m lan d on th e R ogue
G. S. PeexBon o f S alem w as
A to u r is t p a rty c o n sistin g of
C H IR O PR A C T O R S
R iv e r, j u s t o ff of pav ed P a
a b u sin e ss v is ito r in t h e c ity y e s
M
rs.
A. G ro n e m e g e r, Miss C la re
cific h ig h w a y
and
close to DR. E . B. A N G E L L — C h iro p ra c tic te rd a y .
a
n
d
E
le
c
tro
-T
h
e
ra
p
y
.
T
he
com
G
ro
n
e
m e g e r, C. A. a n d
C.
P.
to w n , in a lf a lf a , g a rd e n a n d
b in a tio n d oes w o n d ers.
F irst
S
c
h
a
e
ffe
r,
M
rs.
A
H
a
rrin
g
to
n
a
n
d
f r u it. 5 room s, fire p la c e , m od
Oranges, lemons, grape fruit—
N a tio n a l B a n k B ldg.
Phone
Mr. a n d M rs. Geo. L e s te r w ere
e rn ex cept h e a t, g a ra g e , c h ic k
48-142.
Detrick sells for less,
106-tf
re
g is te re d a t th e H o te l A shland
H o u se C alls
en
b ouses, e tc ., a lso
w ith
I
la
s
t n ig h t.
p lace
is fin e J e rs e y c o w ;
J a n e t E. G ra y o f V a n c o u v e r, B.
DR. H A W L E Y — A bove T id in g s
and
h e ife r,
50
c h ic k e n s,
C., w as an A sh la n d v is ito r yes
office. P h o u e 91.
D ance W e d n esd a y n ig h t, J a c k
h o u se h o ld f u r n itu r e a n d
a ll
te rd a y .
s o n ’s.
B u lo w sk i,
M in n e so ta 's
to o ls, h o u se is in s u re d fo r DR. E R N E S T W . SM IT H — C h iro
le
a
d
in
g
d
a
n
c
e
o
rc
h
e
s
tra
.
292-2*
p
ra
c
to
r,
n
e
a
r
Postoffice.
H
o
u
rs
$2500. C an se ll th is w eek fo r
Cliff
Payne
has
s p ru s te e le
9-12 an d 2-5.
P h o n e 114.
$2650 on sm a ll c a sh dow n
_________
la d d e rs.
C. S. K im e a r a n d w ife of M a rsh
b a la n c e e a sy — Com e look a t | CO N V A LESC EN T
HOM E— C ot
fie ld , O reg o n w e re A sh la n d v isi
ta g e p la n .
In v a lid s c a re d fo r
it.
F o u r-S ite R e a lty A gency,
M a rg a re t
A. G ray , o f
V an
to
rs y e s te rd a y a n d to d ay i h a v in g
in ho m e s u rro u n d in g s . M a te rn c o u v er, B. C., w ith M rs. A. B.
M edford, O regon.
285-3
sto
p p e d o ff h e re to v isit L ith ia
ity d e p a rtm e n t.
T e rm s r e a W a tso n a n d N ellie L u f f, p a s se d
F O R SA L E — H o u seh o ld
fu rn i- i so n a b le . P h o n e 411R . 2 4 8 -tf
P a rk .
y e s te rd a y in A s h la n d ’s p a r k .
tu re , a lso a few lay in g c h ic k
T R A N S F E R AND E X P R E S S
en s. C all 925 B St.
291-3*
M r. R e c h ste m s
a n d w ife of
F a c to ry
b lo ck s,
$ 6 .50
per
Los A n g e le s w ere A sh la n d v isi
C a rs o n -F o w le r
L um ber
F O R SA L E — L ot on A lid a St. FO R p ro m p t a n d s a re f u l se rv ice lo ad .
to rs y e s te rd a y w h ile M r. R e c h
a u to tru c k s o r h o rse d ra y s , cal C om pany.
2.90-5
$25.00 d o w n, $10.00 a m o n th .
ste m s w as tra n s a c tin g b u sin e ss
W h ittle T r a n s f e r Co.
Phone
P h o n e 28 o r c a ll 108 P io n e e r
117. Office, 89 O ak s tr e e t, n e a r
w ith lo cal firm s.
E . E . B la y le y a n d fa m ily of
H o te l A sh la n d .
6 6 tf
avenue.
281-1 m o!
F u lle r to n , C a lifo rn ia
w e re
in
D o n ’t fa il to h e a r B ulo w sk i
F O R S A L E — Milch, g o a ts .
220 T. L. POWELL— G e n e ra l T ra n s A sh la n d to d a y w h ile M r. B la y le y
five
W e d n e sd a y n ig h t a t J a c k
fe r— Good te a m
a n d m o to r
G a rfie ld St.
283-1 mo
tru c k s . Good se rv ic e a t a re a w as tra n s a c tin g b u s in e s s .
s o n 's.
292-2*
so n a b le p rice.
P h o n e 83.
F O R SA L E — P u re bred B e rk s h ire
Good clothes are an economy.
pigs. P h o u e 1 0 F 5 .
287-6 TR Y F E H IG E F O R H A U LIN G
See
Paulserud’s suits.
a n d tr a n s f e r w o rk of a ll k in d s
—
375 B St. P h o n e 410-R .
F O R R E N T P riv a te g a ra g e on!
2 0 0 -lm o
F a c to ry s tr e t
P h o n e 4 8 1 J.
J . W . S w eeney a n d w ife a n d
(C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e 2)
2 8 6 -tf J E R R Y O’N E A L— P lu m b in g . 207 M a rg a re t M u rp h y
o f P o r tla n d ,
w
ere
A
sh
la
n
d
v
is
ito
r
s
to
d
a
y
.
E a s t M ain. P h o n e 138.
k n o w n th ro u g h o u t th e m id d le
F O R SA L E — T eam , w agon a n d
MONUMENTS
N ew F a ll g o o d s ju s t a rr iv e d a t w e st, b u t is m a k in g h is firs t visit
h a rn e s s , also sev en p a sse n g e r
C h a n d le r c a r.
C. T. M orris,
P a u ls e r u d ’s.
2 9 1 -tf to th e P a c ific c o ast.
• * •
M ONUM ENT— M A R K E R S
R. F. D. A sh la n d . P h o u e 13F 4.
L o w est P ric e s
Gnests at Mowat’»——
288-6*
A SH LA N D G R A N IT E CO.
D. H. M ille r a n d fa m ily
of
V era D ay fro m H o n o lu lu , who
3rd a n d E a s t M ain S t.
223-6m o
Hollyw’ood, C alifornia- p a sse d th e
F O R SA LE— R E A L E S T A T E
PLUMBING
is a s tu d e n t a t B e rk e le y , is a
d a y h e re
y e s te rd a y
c a llin g on
h o u se g u e s t a t» th e h o m e of Mr.
F O R S A L E — M odern b u n g alo w ,
frie n d s.
PL A N IN G M IL L
a
n d M rs. W . H. M ow at, on B each
g a ra g e , 3 la rg e lo ts, f r u it,
JO
R
D
A
N
’S
SA
SH
AND
C
A
B
IN
E
T
a
v e n u e.
b e rrie s, e tc .
356 L a u re l St.
It isn’t too early to order that
W O R K S, C or. H e ilm a n a n d
MiSs D ay is a s is te r of M rs.
280-1 mo*
291-tf
V an N ess.
194-tf Fall suit. Paulserud’s .
J a n M ow at, a n d a siste r-in -la w
N e a rly 90 p e r c e n t o f a ll c h il
FO R
SA L E — F u rn is h e d
fo u r
Mrs. N. Thomas an*) Mrs. G. of M rs. K e n n e th D ay, nee F ra n c e s
d
re
n
of
e
le
m
e
n
ta
ry
g
ra
d
e
a
g
e
of
room c o tta g e , c o rn e r lo t, id eal
Cotton of Oakland, California, H a m lin , w hose v isits in A sh lan d
th
is
c
o
u
n
try
a
tte
n
d
p
u
b
lic
school.
lo ca tio n .
283 B s tr e e t.
were business visitors in Ashland on th e ir w ed d in g trip s w ill be eo
p le a s a n tly re c a lle d .
280-1 m o*
to d ay .
TEETHING AND HOT WEATHER
• • •
W A N TED
are very hard on the little ones.
L y n n a n d E d w in M ow at m ad e
F a c to ry
b lo ck s,
$ 6 .5 0
per
Summer disorder» of Stomach and
WOOD W A N TED
a
b
rie f v is it w ith h o m e fo lk s S u n
C a rs o n -F o w le r
L um ber
bowels, weakening diarrhoea, cholera lo ad .
W A N TED — B ids fo r c o n tra c t on infantum, quickly controlled by
d
ay
. T h e y h a d , w ith a p a rty of
C om pany.
290-5
60 tie r s of six te e n in ch c h u n k
fo u rte e n , ju s t clim bed Mt. S h a s
T h e p a rty w e re a ll r e p r e
d ry o ak w ood, to be d e liv e re d C O L I C a n d D I A R R H O E A
A
P o r tla n d
b u s in e s s
m a n , ta .
on o r b e fo re O cto b er 15. 30
REM EDY
s
e
n
ta
tiv
e s of c h a m b e rs of co m
T h o m a s A. L o n g , w a s tn th e c ity
tie r s to be d e liv e re d a t T id in g s ,
children and older Derson» too. to d ay a tte n d in g to lo ca la f f a lrs . m erc e of v a rio u s c itie s.
o ffice a n d 30 tie r s a t G re e r's
M r. W . H. M ow at w ith L ynn
fl
re sid e n c e on G ra n ite s tr e e t.
L e t m e te ll you a b o u t th e n e w a n d E d w in M ow at, Col. C. A. and
See G re e r a t th e T id in g s of
Mr. G eorge
fu ll c o v e ra g e A u to m o b ife p o licy. M rs. S im m o n s a n d
fice.
2 8 8 -tf
Yeo, of c o u rse .
2 4 6 -tf. E v e rso n , of S an F ra n c is c o g u e sts
a t th e M ow at hom e, S u n d ay ,
W A N T E D — Y oung m an to le a rn
M rs. K. M oseley of L o n g B each , m ad e up a p a rty w ho h av e gone
p r in te r s ’ tra d e .
S m all w ages
L a k e to
sp en d a
C a lifo rn ia w as r e g is te r e d a t th e to D iam o n d
to begin.
Good o p p o rtu n ity
H otel A sh la n d la s t n ig h t, h a v in g w eek a t t h a t p o p u la r re s o rt.
fo r r ig h t y o u n g m an . In q u ire
Col. S im m o n s is s e c re ta ry of
sto p p e d h e re to v isit
L ith ia
a t T id in g s o ffice.
tf
I P a rk
th e C h a m b e r of
C om m erce of
S
an
F
ra
n
c
isc
o
.
W A N T E D — G ood, c le a n c o tto n
• * *
»
J . D. L ogan a n d w ife o f L o n g
ra g s a re w a n te d a t th e T id
B each, C a lifo rn ia w a r» A sh la n d C. E. Picnic—
in g s o ffice.
W e p ay 5 c e n ts
-Oil-
v isito rs y e ste rd a y .
F r id a y e v e n in g of la s t w eek th e
p e r p o u n d fo r
a ll ra g s a c
C.
E . o f th e P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h
c e p te d .
tf
W e m a k e a s p e c ia lty o r picn ic h ad a co m b in ed b u sin e ss m e e tin g
FO R R E N T
a n d picnic s u p p e r a t W a g n e r
an d c a m p e rs ’ n e e d s. D e tiic lr 's .
S p rin g s.
2
3
6
-tf
F O R R E N T — S p len d id fu rn is h e d
T h e re w ere fo u r a u to s filled
tw o
ro o m
a p a rtm e n t
w ith
L. B. G riffith a n d so n of w ith h a p p y y o u n g
fo lk s,
w ho
k itc h e n e tte a n d b a th . A d u lts
S to c k to n , C a lifo rn ia w e re in th e d ro v e o u t th e l a t te r p a rt of th e
only. 357 V ista. P h o n e 122. '
c ity y e s te rd a y w h ile M r. G r if f ith a fte rn o o n .
P»
2 9 2 -tf
w as tra n s a c tin g b u s in e s s .
A bon fire s u p p e r a t w hich th e
F O R R E N T — 10 -aere fru it ra n c h
“ w e in e rs ” w e re ro a s te d in c a m p
M r. a n d M rs. C. O. W illis o f fire s ty le , a d d e d th e tr u e ou t-o f-
651 Walnut St.
292-4*
W eed , w e re r e g is te r e d a t th e d o o rs to u ch to th e a ffa ir.
FO R
R E N T — F u rn is h e d
a p a rt
C o lum bia H o te l la s t n ig h t, h a v
L o ad s of o th e r good th in g s h ad
m e n t, 75 B ush St.
2 9 5 -tf
in g com e to A sh la n d to v i s i t w ith been p ro v id ed to a p p e a se picnic
frie n d s.
a p p e tite s .
F O R R E N T — F o u r room a p a r t
G am es w ere p lay ed a n d jo llity
m e n t w ith g a ra g e . A d u lts o n
P
a
y
C
ash
a
n
a
b
u
y
f
o
r
le
s
s
a
t
h
e
ld
sw ay till a ro u n d th e c a m p
ly.
1101 B o u le v a rd .
2 8 5 -tf
L e e d o m ’s T ire H o s p ita l.
2 7 9 -tf fire a ll g a th e re d fo r th e b u sin ess
m e e tin g .
F O R R E N T — F o r n e a t h o u se
P a y C ash a n d b u y f o r le s s a t
As a h a p p y e n d in g to a h a p p y
k e e p in g a p a rtm e n ts see S. L.
L
e
e
d
o
m
’s
T
ire
H
o
s
p
ita
l.
2
7
9
-tf
e
v
e
n in g y o u n g voices w ere jo in e d
Time enough to call a
A llen. 63 N. M ain.
2 7 8 -tf
in
a
so n g fe s t, b e fo re faces w ere
doctor after you’re sick.
F O R R E N T — 20 a c re r a n c h , 1
a n d a n o th e r
Miss Josephine Wilson and tu rn e d h o m e w a rd
Time enongii to call a
m ile fro m A sh la n d .
12 a c re s
Grace Woodward, of Bartlett. p le a s a n t e x p e rien c e a d d e d to
lawyer after you’re in
a lf a lf a , m o d ern
h o u se , la rg e
New Hampahire, were Asbjand th o se in th e m em o rie s of th e se
trouble;
b a rn , w ith o r w ith o u t s to c k
y o u n g people.
visitors this morning.
TOO LATE to call an
a n d e q u ip m e n t.
F r a n k Bes-
M rs. H u le t, M iss E v ely n H u le t
Insurance Agent after
w ick , E . M ain.
288-6*
Better be safe than, sorry. See a n d M iss U sh e r w ere sp ecial
you’re burned out.
B e a v e r R e a lty Co. a b o u t y o u r -I n g u e s ts of th e C. E.
* * •
DO IT NOW
s u ra n c e . P h o n e 68.
2 8 7 -tf
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PROFESSIONAL
SOCIETY
HOW A RIP-ROARING
RADICAL WAS TAMED
By JOHN OAKWOOD
T he b est sto ry of th e tam in g of a
radical I have ever read is told by
A. B. F a rq u h a r in his book “The
F irs t Million the • H a rd e st.” It
throw s m ore light on the m eaning
of capitalism and th e fu tility of so
cialism th an a lib rary full of books
j on sociology, econom ics and poli
tics. H ere it is as F a rq u h a r tells it:
“T he best an tid o te for acu te eco
nomic in sa n ity is ow nership of
property. My favorite exam ple is
O tto Steininger. He was one of my
first em ployees and was a rip-roar
ing a n arch ist. He in sisted th a t all
w ealth cam e from the w orkers and
th erefo re should go back to the
workers. He was p a rticu larly bit
ter a g ain st bis landlord, and hardly
a week went by th a t he did n ot an
nounce th a t he had definitely de
cided th a t he would like to shoot
the landlord the next tim e he cam e
around for the ren t.
F inally I
asked him sm ilingly a fte r one of
these o u tb u rsts:
Buy, Don’t Shoot
“ ‘W hy d o n 't you buy your own
house instead of shooting your lan d
lord? T hen you would not have to
pay any ren t. If you do shoot him
you m ay get into trouble.’
“He did not th in k m uch of the
idea ap p aren tly , but in a day or
two he asked m e how he could buy
the house. I au sw ered : 'T h a t house
can be bought for $800. You are
gettin g good w ages. I will buy
th a t house for you, tak e $4 a week
out of your w ages, and in less than
(our y ears you will have it paid for.’
“ He w ent off again. T he next
tim e he cam e back it was with his
wife. He said : ’W e a re going to
buy th a t house, but since we have
no children you can tak e $10 in
stead of $4 a week out of my pay
envelope.’
”1 bought the house, and then
O tto’s chief concern was to get it
paid for, which he did in a little
m ore than a year. T h ere was a n
o ther house next door to him. In a
short while a fte r he had paid for
his first house he sidled up to me
and said:
“ ‘I can buy th a t house next door
for a thousand dollars. Now th at
we have no re n t to pay we are go
ing along good. W hat wou’d you
think about5ne buying th a t? ’
“ He bought th a t house and joined
ic.
W hen a p p e tite s
had
been
s tim u la te d to t h e
N th d e g re e ,
ta b le s w ere s p re a d on th e law n
a n d th e b o u n tifu l s u p p e r d a in t
ily a rra n g e d , a w a ite d th o se who
w ere so e n tire ly re a d y fo r it.
, T h e lovely lu n ch d isa p p e a re d
to th e a c c o m p a n im e n t of gay
la u g h te r a n d h ap p y voices.
G o o d n ig h ts an d goodbyes w ere
m ost re g r e tf u lly sp o k en .
T hose
w ho had been so p le a s a n tly e n
te r ta in e d w ere th e :
M isses, M abel T ro tt, G e rtru d e
B row n, V irg in ia J o n e s, V iolet
W ilto n , N ellie H a k e , Joyce and
B eth Jo h n s o n , C aro ly n T ilto n ,
B ern ice Yeo, M a rg a re t Jo h n so n ,
M a rg a re t McCoy, V irg in ia W h it
tle a n d th e h o n o r g u e sts,
th e
M isses L ucy P ic k en a n d L o ra in e
U sh er.
M rs.
P ic k en
a ssiste d
Mrs. W h ittle .
REDUCTION
R E L IE V E D H E R TR O U B L E S
“ I took tr e a tm e n t fro m
tw o
d o c to rs. O ne sa id I h a d k id n e y
tro u b le an d th e o th e r sa id it w as
my b la d d e r.
N e ith e r d id an y
good. I to o k six b o ttle s of F o l
ey K id n ey P ills an d am now w ell.
F o le y K id n ey P ills did xne a ll
th e good a n d
sto p p ed m y bad
h a b it a t n ig h t,” w rite s M rs. A.
F a u s t, K n oxville, Miss. Use F o l
ey K id n e y P ills fo r q u ick re lie f
from B a ck ach e, R h e u m a tic P a in s,
D ull H e a d a c h es, T ire d F e e lin g
a n d K id n e y a n d B la d d e r tro u b le .
R efu se s u b s titu te s .
In sis t upon
F o le y ’s.
A dvertising first estab lish ed its
place as an econom ic fac to r as a
sales aid, but as u n d erstan d in g and
use of it have increased its possi
bilities in o th er fields have devel
oped u n til today we find it em
ployed in m any form s of service
h ith e rto u n th o u g h t of. A dvertising
has long been ham pered in its use
by precedent, tra d itio n , conventions
and prejudices, which, under an aly
sis and experience, find little to
w arran t th e ir existence. G radually
the falsity of th e ir claim s is being
proved.
W e w ere told for m any years n
th a t it was undignified for a bank '
or fiduciary in stitu tio n to ad v ertise, ’
and th is edict, born of som e su p er
stition of the past, was accepted i
w ithout question u ntil finally it
was intellig en tly challenged and it I
was discovered under an aly sis th a t
th e re was no sufficient reason for
Its support. T he inevitable conclu
sion of logic is th a t w hatever is of
genuine use to hum an beings,
w hether it be goods or services,
can, with tru th and dignity, be ad
vertised and sold and th a t it is Just
as proper to m erchandise form s of
service as various kinds of com
m odities.
In the logical developm ent of this
new u n d erstan d in g of the power of
adv ertisin g during th e last decade
we have seen m any of our banking,
fiduciary and in v estm en t in s titu
tions aotively em ploying the sales
value of adv ertisin g in the m a rk e t
ing of th eir services. In this in te l
ligent use of publicity they a re not
only increasing th e ir own im m e
diate business retu rn , but they are
also helping io spread a b e tte r un
d e rstan d in g of financial service end
econom ic fact and theory upon
which solid business relatio n s can
be built.—F ran cis H. Sisson, J o u r
nal of the A m erican B ankers Asso
ciation.
the
muy m
D aily B ecom ing L ess W eariso m e
to M any in A sh lan d
W ith a back th a t ach es a ll d ay, ■
W ith r e s t d is tu rb e d a t n ig h t,
A n n o y in g u r in a r y d iso rd e rs ,
’T is a w eary w ay, in d eed .
D o an ’s K id n ey P ills a re e sp eci
a lly fo r k id n e y tro u b le .
A re e n d o rse d by A sh la n d c iti
zens.
Ask y o u r n e ig h b o r.
M rs. A. S h e ra rd , 881 E. M a in !
s tr e e t, A sh la n d , sa y s:
“ I can
reco m m en d D o a n ’s K id n ey P ills
from ex p e rien c e , fo r I know th ey
do all th a t is claim ed fo r th em . I
h ad a lam e, a c h in g back th a t k e p t
m e fe e lin g m ise ra b le a ll th e tim e
a n d m y w ork tire d m e easily . I
h ad fre q u e n t h e a d a c h e s, a n d my
k id n ey s a c te d
too fre q u e n tly .
D o a n ’s K id n e y P ills b o u g h t a t
M cN air
B ros.
D ru g
S to re,
h elp ed m e w o n d e rfu lly by re lie v
in g th e back a c h es a n d r e g u la tin g
m y k id n e y s .”
P ric e 60c, a t a ll d e a le rs . D on’t
sim p ly a sk fo r k id n e y rem e d y —
g e t D o an ’s K id n ey P ills — th e sam e
th a t M rs. S h e ra rd h ad .
F o s te r-
M ilburn Co., M frs, B uffalo, N. Y.
PO RT A RTHU R,
O n ta rio —
C o n tra c t fo r d re d g in g in P o r t A r
th u r a n d F o r t W illiam h a rb o rs
th is su m m e r h a s been le t tn a
M idland, O n t., c o n tra c to r,
The
c o n tra c t w ith th e D e p a rtm e n t of
P u b lic W o rk s calls fo r an ex- I
Fire Insurance
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\ few dollare today may
save you a thousand to
night. When you want
good insurance, talk
with
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P h o n e 211 41 E a s t M ain S t.
(E s ta b . 18 8 3 .)
A Delightful P a r t y -
J. H. Larson, with his wife
and daughter, of San Francisco,
were visitors in the city yester
day, having stopped her© to call
on friends.
Do you know why there Is so
much full coverage auto insur
ance sold? Ask J. N . Dennis;
ask G. W. Trefren; it cl way a
pays to be sure, and .insure with
Yeo, of course. PhoiQe 274J.
V™
O ne of th e h a p p ie s t a fte rn o o n s
im a g in a b le w as s p e n t a t H e ln ia n ’s
S a tu rd a y ,, w hen M rs. F . F . W h it
tle p la n n e d a sw im m in g p a rty
a n d p icn ic a t H e lm a n ’s B ath 3 fo r
a p a rty o f y o u n g g irls.
I t w as g iv en in c o m p lim e n t to
M iss L ucy P ic k e n w ho so soon
lea v e s w ith h e r p a re n ts fo r h e r
ho m e in th e s o u th , a n d fo r h e r
g u e s t. M iss L o ra in e U sh e r, w ho
u sed to liv e h e re a n d w ho is so
p le a s a n tly re m e m b e re d
by h e r
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yo u n g friend».
T h e sw im m in g p a rly , p a r t of
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th e h ated landlord class. S o m e ! k
y ears la te r when it w as reported
th a t a bafid of s trik e rs w ere ad
vancing to sh u t all th e facto ries ’’
O ttb ru sh ed into my office a t the
head of an excited group of m en “
from th e shop, yelling:
" ‘Get us a lot of shotguns and
we’ll keep those fellow s out of
h ere! T hose fools expect a m an to i
work and save and th en w alk in
here and tak e w hat he has got '; ’
w ithout paying for i t! ’
"And th a t,” F a rq u h a r concludes,
“I th in k , is alw ays the way to de
velop a conservative."
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