serve to solidify his own party. To a de
gree his advisors were right. It is apparent
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She w ill p ro b a b ly n o t r e tu r n tim e in n e e d le w o rk ,
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to
C a lifo rn ia u n til e a rly in Sep- I T he h o ste sse s
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A S o cia l E v e n in g —
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Mr. a n d M rs. J . L. O sk ar, a n d
trip westward also revealed an unrest T h is is th e c ry of in d iv id u a ls
A fte r th e r e h e a r s a l closed S a t a d d re s s w as " T h e Second C om ing re tu r n e d from a th re e w e e k ’s so
E n te re d a t th e A sh la n d O regon, P o sto ffic e as
son D ennis, m o to re d over to Y re
among the agricultural classes; at many a n d s e v e ra l civic o rg a n iz a tio n s, u rd a y e v e n in g , th e m em b e rs of of C h r is t” , “ W atch T h e re fo re , F o r jo u rn a t L a k e of th e W oods.
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enthusiasm
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T hey h a v e e n jo y e d th e ir o u tin g Mrs. O s k a r's co u sin s, Mr. an d Mrs.
S u b s c rip tio n P ric e , D e liv e re d in City-
d e lig h tfu lly social e v e n in g a t th e M ay C om e.”
im m en sely a n d r e g re tte d th a t th e C lyde C h ild ers. T hey h ad a m ost
no doubt cut deep into his heart. Half the tr a in s a n d a u to m o b ile s a t ra il an d clu
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cussed m o st e a rn e s tly a n d fu lly becom es second n a tu r e to plan for th e ir e n te rta in m e n t.
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ing entangled with Europe. With the return in Los A n g eles c o u n ty a lo n e , a n d n u m b e r o f v isito rs , as is th e h a b sid
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of Johnson, other opponents of the world g e ro u s to p e d e s tria n s a n d a u to m o it a t th e s e d e lig h tfu l re h e a rs a ls .
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T he la s t U nion m e e tin g fo r th e R e tu r n s t o O a k la n d —
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court took new courage and renewed the bile tra f fic , a c c o rd in g to a s ta t e T h o se w ho a re a s s is tin g in th e s u m m e r w ill he held a t th e C h ris Miss A lm ed a K a ise r an d h e r F e v e r w hich played havoc w ith
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES:
attack on the president and his plan. It m e n t issu e d by e n g in e e rs in v e s p a g e a n t, w ill r e g r e t t h a t th e tia n c h u rc h , n ex t S u n d a y e v e n niece, Miss L illia n K aist r, have my k id n e y s a u d I su ffe re d a good
S in g le in s e rtio n , p e r in ch .......... ........ .................. 30
a re so soon to be over. in g .
T h e re p re s e n ta tiv e of th e re tu rn e d to O a k la n d , C a lifo rn ia , d e a l w ith m y back, low er a b d o
was a dark hour when Warren G. Harding tig a tin g g ra d e c ro ssin g s in a n e f m e A e t tin th g s close
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started on the return to Washington. At Of th e a d d itio n a l th o u s a n d s of L lth ia n d a n c e a t th e P av ilio n .
d ress.
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that time the Tidings called attention to the d a n g e ro u s c ro ssin g s in S o u th e rn
A sh lan d , re s tin g and g re e tin g old b o th e re d w ith my k id n ey s sin c e ,”
C h a p m a n ’s E n te r ta in —
R ates F or L egal anil M iscellaneous A d vertisin g fact that the chief executive resumed his
G u ests at L e g g e tt’s__
frie n d s au d re n e w in g old f rie n d w rite s Mrs. W . T. C la ry , W h ite
C a lifo rn ia , n in e of th e m a re
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journey a much troubled man. When he k n o w n to th e tra v e lin g p u b lic a s w ere h o st a n d h o s te s s to frie n d s
P la in s, Va. F o r quick re lie f from
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a t d in n e r S u n d a y , a t th e ir p le a s D em ing of M arsh field .
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in g of h e r w o rk , d isc u sse d it e n m atic p a in s an d k id n ey a n d b la d
and started southward through the state E v e ry o n e of th e s e “ t r a p s ’’ a n t c o u n try h om e, n e a r K in g s
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D u rin g th e s ta y of th e v isito rs, th u sia s tic a lly . It is w ork sh e p a r
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the already over taxed strength gave way. could be m ad e s a fe , a c c o rd in g
Sold e v e ry w h ere .
A fte r a m o st d e lig h tfu l d in y o u s, p icn ick in g .
WHAT CONSTITUES ADVERTISING The end came a few days latter in San to E. E. E a s t, h ig h w a y e n g in e e r
sh e b rin g to it a s tro n g lik in g
‘‘A ll f u tu r e e v e n ts, w h e re an a d m issio n c h a rg e is
n e r, th e m en u of w h ich , in c lu d
T h e o u tin g w as m ost d e lig h t a n d k een in te re s t.
of th e A u to m o b ile C lub of S o u th
Francisco.
m ad e o r a c o lle ctio n ta k e n jg A d v e rtisin g .
ed th e m o st s a tis fy in g v ia n d s, th e ful.
T hey e n jo y th e ir w ork in C a li
No d isc o u n t
w ill he a llo w e d R e lig io u s or
It was not so much the manifold official e rn C a lifo rn ia , w ho h a s m a d e an a fte rn o o n w as s p e n t m o st h a p
R ev. M r. D em ing is p a s to r of fo rn ia , b ut A sh la n d is hom e,
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duties that killed Warren G. Harding, as C h a n g in g th e m in to sa fe c ro ssin g s pily by th e se old frie n d s in v is it th e C h ristia n c h u rc h a t M a rsh
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in g , re m in is c in g a n d in re c a llin g fie ld , b u t he w as re c e n tly called
the
threatening
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No d o n a tio n s to c h a ritie s o r o th e rw is e w ill be fall of his political Star, and the knowledge says.
T he Rev. H iram S m ith , p a s to r
T h e g u e s ts w e re M r. J o b Toz- F re sn o , C a lifo rn ia .
of
th e B re th re n c h u rc h , h a s been
m ad e in a d v e rtis in g , o r jo b p r in tin g — o u r c o n trib u that men of his own party were plotting
“ On th e c ro ssin g n o rth of O c ie r, a n d M rs. B ald w in a n d h e r
Mr. D em ing m ad e a h u rrie d tra n s fe r re d to th e c h u rc h at
tio n s w ill be in cash.
his downfall. Those who opposed with e a n s id e ,” E a s t p o in ts o u t, “ th e d a u g h te r , Miss C o ra B a ld w in , trip to F re sn o , d u r in g h is s o u th G ra n ts P ass.
ltry
e x p e n d itu re
of
$5,000 A sh la n d .
every force Harding’s plan to extend even p w a ould
e rn O regon v isit, b u t th e D em ings
FROM TOE EACTOW
It is a m a tte r of keen r e g re t to
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limited aid to the demoralized countries of save 20 liv es in 10 y e a rs. T w en
Mr. S m ith ’» c h u rc h people, to h is
in th e fall.
b ro th e r m in is te rs , a n d th e m an y
Europe were those who so bitterly attack ty p e rso n s h a v e been k ille d on G u e sts a t C o sto lo ’s—
• * *
M r. a n d M rs. C lyde C otolo,
B E T T E R TH A N S IL V E R AND G O L D :— G odli
frie n d s o u tsid e h is ow n c h u rc h
ed Woodrow Wilson and his plan for aid th a t sp o t sin ce th e h ig h w a y w as of C h u rc h s tr e e t, a r e e n jo y in g A D eligh tfu l P icn ic—
w ho a re s o rry to see th is fam ily
n e s s w ith c o n te n tm e n t is g re a t g ain . F o r we b ro u g h t
b u ilt in 1 9 1 3 .”
ing a stricken people.
W h ile th e M isses
M ary and go aw ay from A sh lan d .
th e v isit of M r. a n d M rs. H. F .
n o th in g in to th is w o rld , a n d it is c e rta in we can
TOBA
F r u la n a n d c h ild re n of O a k la n d , F lo ra W ells w e re g u e s ts a t Miss
Perhaps Woodrow Wilson was wrong;
I t is hoped th a t th ey will e n
c a rr y n o th in g o u t. A nd h a v in g food an d ra in m e n t,
T he d a n g e ro u s c ro ssin g a t P o C a lifo rn ia .
tc jo y th e new hom e a n d find frie n d s
T hey w ill be h e re a t B e n e d ic t’s it w as a rra n g e d
perhaps Warren G. Harding was wrong. m o n a w as ta k e n by E a s t a s a n
le t us th e re w ith be c o n te n t.— 1 T im o th y 6 :6 , 7, 8,
en d a d a y a t E lk h o rn L odge in k in d a n d tr u e in th e new com
ROLL YOUR
But, right or wrong, one was the victim o th e r illu s tr a tio n . T h e re th e le a M s t rs. a F f o r u rtn la ig n h is t. a s is te r of M rs. sp
th e S isk iy o u s a b o u t six te e n m iles m u n ity to w hich th ey a re going.
OW N WITH
of merciless politics, and the other fore c o u n ty h ig h w a y c ro s s th e ra ilro a d Co&tolo. M r. a n d M rs. F r u la n o u t fro m A sh la n d .
U Z LA CROIX
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MERCILESS POLITICS
tra c k s fo u r tim e s in tw o m iles. a re a lso v is itin g a b r o th e r , M r.
saw the same fate.
M r. G. W . B e n e d ict, Miss May V isitors from D unsm uir—
T h is d a n g e r co u ld be re lie v e d by W a lte r F r u la n , a n d a si&ter, M rs. L e n e d ic t, a n d th e M isses M ary
M r. a n d M rs. F . H. C o n n er,
Since the recent death of President Hard
m e re ly c h a n g in g th e h ig h w a y , A lex L iv in g sto n .
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FROM A SMALL BEGINNING
ing the press of the country lias been giv
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be c o m p a ra tiv e ly
T h ey a re h a v in g th e ir d a y s w ell c o u n ty , w ho m ay sp en d som e o v er S a tu rd a y to spend th e w eel
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A tr p i to C r a te r L a k e is one of w ho d ro v e to thi3 d e lig h tfu l r e M rs. A. G. A d am s an d M rs. H.
a s co m p ared w ith 3, 104,000,000
la rg e b u ses c a rry in g fro m 20 to th e d e lig h tfu l th in g s p la n n e d a n d tr e a t in th e W ildwood.
W . A n d rew s.
C° ^ pe,!ed1 f? bey-;ceived and inaugurated with limited capi 30 c h ild re n . S e v e ra l bad a c c i
b u sh e ls la st y e a r, an In crease of
T he d riv e is a b e a u tifu l one,
Some suggest that an official helper he tal. From a small beginning they have d e n ts a r e sa id to h a v e h a p p e n e d th e m en fo lk s of c o u rse a r e g o
S a tu rd a y th e re
w as a fam ily 21 4 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 b u sh els, a c co rd in g
in g h u n tin g a n d e x p e ct g r e a t r e a n d E lk h o rn L odge, a m o st pic g a th e r in g a t six o ’clock d in n e r at
provided who will attend to minor details, grown in popularity until they constitute on som e of th e s e cro ssin g s.
to figures c a re fu lly com piled by
s u lts .
tu re s q u e sp o t.
Mr. an d M rs. A. G A dam s. S u n
the
signing
of
certain
official
documents,
• • *
M uch h a s been do n e to b e a u ti d ay w as sp e n t a t M rs. H. W. A n th e I n te r n a tio n a l I n s titu te of A g
items totalling millions of U dollars
in
,
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ill-
E n g in e e rs a r e
u n a n im o u s in
r ic u ltu r e a t R om e. T he e s tim a t
fy th e g ro u n d s, a n d th e r e a re d re w s, w h e re a ll w ere to g e tlu
’
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h|l‘ * H* fa c tic e of ; nual sales. The same condition applies c o n s id e rin g d a n g e ro u s n e a rly e v F a m ily P ic n ic —
ed
sh ip m e n ts from su p p ly c o u n
making extend«! political tours be discon- to many of the leading mercantile firms of e ry c ro ssin g on th e ro a d s le a d in g
M r. a u d M rs. C. J . S a u fo rd , M r. w o n d e rfu l m in e ra l s p rin g s to be a g a in , u n til th e C o n n e rs le ft fo r
trie s of th e w orld fo r th is y e a r
u n d th e re , a n d v a p o r b a th s as th e ir ho m e in D u n sm u ir.
tinned, arguing that the trips are nerve- the day. From a second-floor room, or an to th e b each , w h e re tr a f f ic is a n d M r. R. D. S a n fo rd , M r. A. w fo ell.
is 690,000,000 b u sh els, of w hich
M. O rc h a rd a n d h is d a u g h te r M iss
M rs. C o n n e r is h e re o ften
X f . 'U "
' T , , c a ' ? 'IT re9erve strcn- out-of-the-way structure on a side street, h e a v ie r th a n e lse w h e re . On th e C.
M any a re c a m p in g th e r e ; doz e n o u g h th a t th e c h a n g e s a re not C an ad a is. expected to su p p ly 290,-
O rc h a rd , a te a c h e r in th e c ity
^ '■ o ltl.e executives Still other suggestions they ]lave grown to immense proportions beach lin e s m o re tr a in s o p e ra te sch o o ls o f S p o k a n e , W a sh in g to n , e n s d riv e o u t to sp en d a d e lig h t so n o tic e a b le b u t Mr. C o n n e r h as 000,000 b u sh els, o r a b o u t one-
have been made. There is merit in any an<J are known in every household in the th a n o v e r th e in la n d r o u te s a n d h a d a d e lig h tfu l o u tin g S u n d a y , fu l d ay, re v e llin g in th e q u ie t n o t bee in A sh lan d fo r seven y ears th ird .
th e y ru n fa s t.
T h is,
p lu s th e
a n d he 3eea a v ery g re a t im p ro v e
. U 0,< SOI"S I’Uggestions, and it is high- nation. How many nationally known pro- n u m b e r of a u to m o b ile s d riv e n on in c o m p lim e n t to M iss O rc h a rd , b e a u ty of th e sp o t.
The
B e n e d ic t’s,
w ith
tl
w ho is v is itin g in A sh la n d .
fornm b' I tl t *?.'? ong a ' ' r" Wl11
duets ean 5'0u cal1 to mind, such as soap, th e b each ro a d s , m a k e s a d a n T h e y p la n n e d to go dow n th e frie n d s , w hom th e y h a v e know n m e n t a lo n g m • an » y ♦ lines.
foimnl,..i,l that will tend to relieve to an razors, shoes, hats, breakfast foods, men’s g e ro u s c o m b in a tio n , th e e n g in e e rs
v a lle y — p e rh a p s to G ra n ts P ass, fo r m an y y e a rs, sp e n t a m o st r e s t Down for W eed End—
appreciable degree the enormous task re clothing, toilet articles, and canned goods? claim .
s p e n d in g th e d a y o u t of d o o rs in fu l a n d h a p p y d a y a t th is u n u s u
Mrs. J . N. D ennis a n d h e r g ra n d
quired of our presidents.
a lly b e a u tifu l p lace, t h a t is such son, D ennis E spy, w ho h av e been 1^?
No doubt the average person is able, with R e lo c a tio n of th e ra ilro a d tr u e picn ic fa sh io n .
It is tru<* that the duties of the chief ex in an hour, to write a list of a hundred ar-
M iss O rc h a rd is sp e n d in g h e r a s h o rt d is ta n c e fro m A sh la n d , ca m p in g a t B u c k h o rn L odge fo r I
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m p a ra tiv e ly few re a liz e its som e tim e cam e dow n to h e r hom e |
during recent tides of merchandise that are known in ego ro a d w ould e lim in a te tw o v a c a tio n w ith h e r f a th e r a n d r e l y w e o t n d c o e rfu
l p o ssib ilitie s.
a tiv e s in A sh la n d . S he w ill r e
on th e B o u le v a rd , fo r tile w eek
d R n g e r^ u s /c ro ssin g s th e r e , t h e
ais, am i is evident that il that official every town in the nation,
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attends merely to official duties he will have! mi
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u s t, w h en sh e r e tu r n s to h e r w o rk G u est a t th e S a y le ’s—
W h ile h e re , M rs. D en n is e n te r
all that his mental and physical strength i " ‘T f l“ fl°
® u“lun?ted .s?c’
M r. a n d M r.s H. L. S ayles of ta in e d M rs. Boyd T u c k e r, M on 1A7HYsuffer the incon
in S p o k an e.
will stand. In considering ' the important
",
he
P' aC^ artlcles S e v e ra l y e a rs a g o , w h e n th e
Iow a s tr e e t a r e e n jo y in g a v isit d ay , a s d in n e r g u e st a n d fo r th e
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venience and pain
question and In reading the manv remedies!
° cl,all,;els of. tlade tllat find a mark- c ro ssin g s w e re b u ilt, i t w as ta k e n A D e lig h tfu l S u r p r ise—
from Mis3 J o s e p h in e S u tto n of ev en in g .
fo r g ra n te d t h a t b e c au se th e
M ra Dennis 1» enjoylne ,,„r from Piles when yOU will
A re u n io n of a n u m b e r of r e la W illa m e tte , O regon.
presente,! to relieve the situation one can » . g i v i ? 7 I,o"’e lu tlle c° u atry- A»VER- tr a in s c a rrie d th e g r e a te r p a r t
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nol help lint recall Ilia! It Is not alwavs the . b
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the,r prod“cts familiar of th e tra f fic , th e y w ould be g iv tiv e s o c c u rre d re c e n tly , w hen h e re a n d w ill sp en d p a r t of th e stay a t this delightful retreat and be guaranteed a positive
M rs. W . B. J o h n s o n a n d
contem plates rem aining for some ana permanent cure by
work of conducting the office of president ' eVe? ' "lan “Dd woman W,tl" n the con’ en th e r ig h t of w ay. T im e s h a v e d P a ro u f, g h a te n d r sto
frie n d s in tim e yet.
p p e d o v er to v isit a t tim e v isitin g o th e r
that has made Invalids ami dead men of P'1CS °' Oil‘'1 great
14 is admitted, c h a n g e d sin ce th e n a n d it is a th e ho m e of M r. a n d M rs. J . R. A sh la n d .
my non-surgical, pain
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d e b a te d q u e stio n w h e th e r th e o p
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ty
good
many of our executives. When we think!° <'.<”' rse’ t,Wt ‘° begln with’ articles of p o site is tru e .
R o b e rtso n a n d D r. W in. Jo h n s o n
Social C ircle M eets—
less treatment?
tim e a n d she w ould not m ind liv
T h e Social C ircle of th e C h ris Treatments may be taken weekly
seriously of it we can not help lint a c,-oe'
"’ere Prod,Iced- la,t with that a«- An o ffic ia l check w as m ad e on on A lm o n d s tr e e t.
a n in s tr u c to r in g in A sh lan d .
tia n c h u rc h w ill m eet in th e low er if it is inconvenient to be here for
that at least a lew of o <mr presidents have! c°1“.pl.lsbed thc ereat important step m one c ro s s in g re c e n tly a n d sh o w ed in P B ro e rk f e J le o y h n U s o n n iv e is rs ity
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p a rk , W ed n esd ay , of th is w eek, at
daily attention.
been martyrs to their count rv-have been
suecl's" was S 'vng publicity to th e fo llo w in g r e s u lt:
2 :3 0 p. in.
h is fa m ily a r e to u rin g th e c o a st, V is itin g a t H om e—
Write today for my FREE
broken In health and In spirit', through the
pr?dl,c?S- J ' 1'0!“ ““ exPanditure of D u rin g a p e rio d s ta r tin g a t 8 a s f a r n o r th a s S e a ttle .
Mi3s E tta Jo h n s o n , so p le a s
T h e h o ste sse s fo r th e d a y a re :
book on the proper treatment
a. m ., a n d e n d in g a t 6 p. m .,
re m e m b e re d
h e re ,
b u t Mr3. R oy H ale a n d M rs, O. W.
of Piles.
ceaseless, partisan, and unrelenting fight' °W llulldred dollals a •v<‘ar’ advertising 11,743 v e h ic le s used th e h ig h w a y ,
T h e ir co m in g a t th is tim e gave a n tly
w hose hom e fo r th e m ost p a rt of L ong.
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erfect
made against them bv leaders of opposing a |T ral"'latl“as w(“re ine''eased to thousands w h ile 491 tr a in s u sed th e ra ils .
th e y e a r is in Los A n g eles, C a li p la n s fo r th e ir com ing food sale
DRrCHAS. J. DEAN
parties. Woodrow Wilson Is such -i vie
*° ,nilhons of dollars. The result has T he tr a in s w e re m ad e up of o ne, M iss J o h n s o n , o f St. L o u is, w ho fo
rn ia , w h e re sh e te a c h e s, is a t th is m ee tin g .
is v isitin g a t th e R o b e rtso n hom e.
2ND AND MORRISON PORTLAND.OREGON
tini. No man in the history of the United been that the advertised articles and firms tw o a n d th re e -c a r c a p a c ity .
I t goes w ith o u t s a y in g th a t it w as s p e n d in g h e r v a c a tio n a t hom e
T he a fte rn o o n w ill be sp e n t in
States was ever subjected "to the tortures tliave .become bousehold words in ninety
a v ery h a p p y fam ily g a th e rin g .
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every
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of unrelenting political warfare as was
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Ex-president Wilson; no chief executive in the Union. So effective and so thorough
M r. a n d M rs. J a m e s M cN air
has ever been made the subject of such has been their advertising that no individ
a n d d a u g h te r of O a k la n d , C a li
<i hittei criticism as Ex-president Wilson. ual can think of any article of food, cloth
fo rn ia , w ho h a v e been sp e n d in g
ing,
or
machinery
hut
that
the
mind
im
som e little tim e as g u e s ts a t th e
He staked his political fortunes and his life
S a y s H is P r e sc r ip tio n C o m p lete
on a momentous question, and strove to mediately recalls the advertised product. ly B a n is h e s A ll R h e u m a tic h o m e o f M r. a n d M rs. E. D.
g s a n d of o th e r re la tiv e s in
hiing about the enactments of legislation It has become a part of the sub-conscious P a in a n d T w in g e s— Is G u a ra n A B rig
sh
la
n d , r e tu r n e d to th e ir hom e
which he believed would restore permanent! m^ .
1S S° intie,bbl.v stamped therein te e d ,
DETROIT, Mich, Aug., 1923.—The Ford Motor Company is now
S u n d ay .
peace to a war-stricken world. The re-
Can not be erase(b
Old frie n d s w ere g lad to give
on its way toward the 9,000,000th motor became known lotlay when
suit needs no comment, other than to say Advertising is nothing more or less than D eep S e a te d U ric A cid D eposits g re e tin g , fo r M rs. M cN air is on
it was announced that Motor No. 8,000,000 went oil thc assembly
A re D issolved a n d th e R h e u o f th e h o m e g irls , a n d M r. Mc
that he is now an invalid, aged, broken in tbo s^01'.v °f the store or factory with an en
line at the Highland Park Plant Wednesday night, July lltli, estab
m a tic P o iso n S ta r ts to L eav e N a ir w as th e p o p u la r p ro p rie to r
health, a martyr to his country’s cause. thusiastic message. Possessing products in th e S y stem W ith in T w en ty - of
lishing a now million production record . .
th e E a s t Side P h a rm a c y fo r
Warren G. Harding, although not sub which they have faith, they are posessed F o u r H o u rs.
m an y y e a rs.
Motor No. 7,000,000 was turned out January 17th of this year, so
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jected to the hitter fight through which his with a desire to impart that faith to others,
the company produced the last million motors in six days less than
precedessor passed, could interpret quite and through advertising they obtain the E v e ry d r u g g is t in th is c o u n ty A D e lig h tfu l O u tin g —
six
months.
is a u th o riz e d to sa y to e v e ry
M r. a n d M rs. E. D. B rig g s, Mr.
clearly the future. All he had to do was to desired resuls.
s u ff e re r t h a t if a fu ll a n d M rs. W m . B rig g s, a n d little
Production at the start of that period was around 4,800 motors a
refer to the past, and to give clear thought Advertising has attained valuable results p rh in e u t m b a o tic
ttle o f A L L E N R H U , th e d a u g h te r , N ancy B elle, le f t for
day and on the increasing schedule in effect since has been brought up
to conditions within his administration andj f°r almost innumerable fihns in America. s u r e c o n q u e re r o f r h e u m a tis m , th e ir a n n u a l o u tin g , S u n d ay .
to more than 7,000. The average tor the period was slightlv above
his party. Although an opponent of the It will accomplish valuable results for oth d o es n o t show th e w ay to sto p
M r. a n d M rs. N a te B a te s w ill
6,117, a day for the 149 working days, or an average of more than 166,-
League of Nations, from which his predeces ers if they will but resort to it in a clean, th e a g o n y , re d u c e sw o lle n jo in ts a lso be of th e p a rty .
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670 a month.
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sor sacrificed all, the dead executive real enthusiastic, business-like wav.
s lig h te s t tw in g e of rh e u m a tic sp en d som e tim e in N ew p o rt. P e r .
ized that some organization was needed that
p a in , h e w ill g la d ly r e tu r n y o u r h a p s a m o n th w ill be s p e n t in th is
t nder its greatly increased manufacturing capacity the Company
would help insure peace and harmony
Enforcement agents in Pennsylvania m oney w ith o u t c o m m e n t.
d e lig h tfu l v a c a tio n a l trip , in th e
was able to manufacture the last million motors in two months less
among nations, hence his plan for the world found alcohol in a most appropriate place A L L E N R H U h a s been trie d u su a l re c re a tio n a l way.
time than the previous million. Motor No. 7,000,000 was produced
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a n d te s te d fo r y e a rs , a n d re a lly
court. But, no sooner were his plans form-1 —a hearse,
eight months after the 6,000.000th motor passed oil' the assembly
m a rv e lo u s r e s u lts h av e been a c U n io n S erv ice s—
ulated for a world court than there appear
line which was on May 18th, 1922, and nearly a year before that date,
co m p lish ed in th e
m o st s e v e re
S u n d a y n ig h t m a rk e d th e last,
ed on his political horizon a dark cloud,
Feminine fashions this summer are giv cases w h e re th e s u ff e rin g a n d b u t one of th e U nion se rv ic es th a t
May 28th, 1921, the 5,000,000th motor was turned out.
surcharged with hitter opposition, with ing the rainbow a run for its money.
a g o n y w as in te n s e a n d p ite o u s, a re b ein g h eld S u n d a y e v e n in g s
It was in 1915 when Ford motor No. 1,000,000 was produced and
a n d w h e re th e p a tie n t w as h e lp d u r in g th e su m m e r m o n th s.
venom, with hate and spite. In it he saw
less.
T
h
e
so
n
g
se
rv
ice
wasi
e
n
te
re
d
under the steadily growing demand for Ford Cars and Trucks pro
not only the guns of opposing political
Another man’s hay fever may be a joke M r. J a m e s H . A llen , of R o ch es in to m o st h e a rtily by th e c o n g re
duction has been mounting yearly and maintaining an annual output
parties arrayed against him. hut thé politi to you, hut it is a tragedy to him.
te r , N, Y., th e d isc o v e re r o f A L g a tio n , led by a la rg e ch o ir.
approximately that of all other automobile maufacturers combined.
cal daggers of men within his own party,
L E N R H U , w ho fo r m an y y e a rs
T h e s c rip tu r e re a d in g , by R ev.
some of them leaders in the organization.
A vacation is not a total loss if it makes s u ffe re d th e to rm e n ts of a c u te B . C. M iller, of th e B a p tis t
He saw plans developing within his own you appreciate home when you get back. rh e u m a tis m , d e s ire s a ll s u ffe re rs c h u rc h , c o n sisted of a n u m b e r of
to k n o w th a t h e d o e s n o t w a n t p a ssa g e s a p p ro p ria te to th e s e r
party to defeat him in his nomination for
HARRISON BROTHERS
a c e n t of a n y o n e ’s m oney u n le ss m on th e m e .
the second term.
According to Lord Curzon, Europe is A L L E N R H U d e c isiv ely c o n q u e rs
R ev. F . C. K o e h le r led in p ra y
C lose political friends and members of only about three hops ahead of the coroner. th is w o rs t o f a ll d ise a se s, a n d h e e r , a f t e r w h ich “ S om ebody C ares
Ford, Lincoln, Fordson Dealers.
his cabinet no doubt advised Harding to
h a s in s tr u c te d d r u g g is ts to g u a r — ’T is J e s u s ” a b e a u tifu lly a r
make the tri]) westward, believing it would
Gossip gives no mileage guarantee, It antee it as alcove in every in ra n g e d d u e t, w a s m o st s y m p a th e t
Ashland, Oregon.
sta n c e . E a s t Side P h a rm a c y can ically s u n g by m e m b e rs fro m th e
restore his waning political powers and merely runs up the mileage.
supply you.
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