PAG« TWO
A S ttlÄ S b f o Á it f ï t i O ü 8
i n d a j , A u g u st
A s hl a n d D a i l y T i d i n g S
W ork of enlarging the camp is under
Wfiy>
aRd If is hoped that by the opening | D a i l y N&WS L e t t e r
(E stab lish ed in 1 8 7 0 )
of the tourist season in 1924 that sufficient)!
*
t
i!
P u b lish ed E very E ven in g Except Sunday by
ground will be ready to accommodate TTtTTT” • ’ " * r *11‘ ’ »’ i n
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO
greatly increased numbers, and that the
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L
T
Bert R. G r e e r ................................. Editoi
----------------- ^ a m p will he made more attractive and . cities v isito rs go to th e a r t m us-
OFFICIAL C lfy~I’APER Telephone 39 convenient in general.
su m s. In o th e r s th e p u b lic p a rk s
ith the volume of the tourist trade a tt r a c t th em . N ot a few a re
E n te re d a t th e A sh la n d , O regon, P o sto ffic e as
S econd C lass M ail M a tte r.
reaching $100,000 this year it is not un­ d ra w n by n a tu r a l b e a u ties.
In C hicago v isito rs flock . to
reasonable to expect it to increase at least th e b a th in g b each es t h a t fro n t th e
Subscription Price, Deliveretl in City
One M o n th .
a half during 1924.
- ............................................... $ .65
city fro m en d to end.
PèGpîe’â Fotuni
ai, mid
Tc knew
OFFERS MW PRIZES
hòw aoed a c ig á tx ü c
re fiily can be m ady
you m ust try a- -
P E N D L E T O N , O re., A ug. 30.—
E d lto r T id in g s:
j
T
he
p rize list fo r th e P e n d le to n
C o n tin u in g th e d isc u ssio n
of !
R
o
u
n
t-U p , to be held S e p tem b e r
g o v e rn m e n ts a n d th e ir p o w er fo r
20,
21,
a n d 22, w ill be g r e a te r
good to society, d e p e n d in g upon
th e ir fo rm , c h a ra c te ris tic s , pow ­ tlii3 y e a r th a n e v e r before.
e rs a n d d u tie s d isc e rn ed by th e
A ll e v e n ts w ill com m and th e ir
C
o
u
rts
u
p
o
n
th
e
ir
in
q
u
iry
in
to
;
ca3b
an d m e rc h a n d ise p rizes, but
T h re e M onths
.................................................. 1.95
B a th in g in L a k e M ichigan is th e C o n s titu tio n s a n d C h a rte rs ,
in
a
d
d
itio n fo u r b e a u tifu l sa d d le s
Six M onths
.................................................. 3.75
n o t a n a m u s e m e n t o r s p o rt w ith we give you th e fo llo w in g r e g a r d ­
triu
m
p
h s of th e s a d d le m a k e rs ’ a r t
AMERICAN
SENSE
NEEDED
One Y e ear
......
a r ................................................................
7.50
C hicago. I t ’s an o c c u p atio n , p a r ­
Look for the W AVERLY sign
in g C ity g o v e rm e n ts as now e x ist­ w ill be given .O ne, p re s e n te d by
B
By
y Mail and Rural R outes:
It is a curious thing that the various tic u la r ly on h o t S u n d ay s. T he in g in th is c o u n try . Up to th e th e U nion P acific S ystem , is fo r
O ne M outh ...
¡Y ou’ll find the WAVERLY
................................................. $ .65
peoples of Europe do not perceive by the re a s o n it a tt r a c t s th e a tte n tio n b e g in n in g of th e c e n tu ry th e fo rm th e w in n e r of th e w o rld ’s c h a m ­
T h re e M onths
o n th s ......................................................
1.95
of v isito rs is b ecau se i t ’s done e x istin g w as co u n cil o r a ld e rm a n -
OIL Sign on the places yf
filings which have occurred that there is so d iffe re n tly th a n in m o st mim-
p io n sh ip b u c k in g c o n te st. A n o th e r.
Six M onths .............................................................. 3.50
dealers who known the value
ic
If social b e tte rm e n t o r pro - ‘ p re se n te d by H a m le y & Co., is
hut one way to restore peace and prosper- m e r re s o rts .
O ne Y e a r ................................................................
6.50
__¡^f
a motor oil that is
g resa w as m ad e of ju s tic e se c u re d ¡fo r th e w in n e r of th e N o rth w e st
ity to all the countries over there and that
M r. a n d M rs. J o e B ru sh , fo r it w as m ad e in s p ite of a n d n o t b u c k in g c o n te st, w h ile a th ird .
_____________________
oat3, a n d th e
ALL PENNSYLVANIA
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES:
is by finding a way to set them all at work. examPle a r e r id in g a to p a S h e ri b ecau se of ig n o ra n c e , in d iffe r- p re se n te d by H a p p y C anyon, th e d o n o r is P h ilu P A shton R o llin s ,' 100%
PARAFFINE
ARAFFINE BASE
BASE
S in g le in s e rtio n , p e r in ch ......................................30
Austria, at first the most hopelesslv dan road motor coach’ The cost- ence a n d le th a rg y a sso c ia te d w ith n ig h t show held d u rin g th e R o u n d - 'a u th o r of “ T he C ow boy,” and
I down and out of all the late combatants ' ! Jf h°m<?
the, Col,i Coast thrl" a lazy w illin g n e ss to e n d u re th e j Up, w ill be p re s e n te d th e w in n e r ! w hose a rtic le s h av e a p p e a re d in -and
Yearly Contracts:
know
too.
- you’ll
— a it,
» ’ ------,
.1
•
~~
O ne in s e rtio n a w eek ....................................... 5 .2 7 %
ills
t
h
a
t
a
re
th
a
n
to
c
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a
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g
e
even
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th
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ro
p
in
g
.
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th
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S
a
tu
rd
a
y
E
v
e
n
in
g
P
o
st
and
.
le
n
VOU’v
e
seen
tile
effect
lias been started on the l ight road and that of a su d d e n , th e y g e t th e th rill
Tw o in s e rtio n s a w eek
w ith a p ro sp e c t o f b e tte r m e n t.)
T h e f o u rth s a d d le will
..................................... 25
o th e r p u b lic a tio n s. He v isited th e it has on the operation of
example ought to teach something to the °f their lives,
be
D aily in s e rtio n ...............................................................20
M any c ity g o v e rn m e n ts a re such , la d ie s ’ sa d d le ,
p re s e n te d by \1 I R o u n d ' Up la s t >’e a r «nd decided V011 m o t o r .
rest of Europe. In Austria an internation- i
th a t ju s tic e w eep r a n d in iq u ity is < R a d e r S h rin e tem p le, of P ortland*!! th a t th e b a c k e rs ,
w hich s h a re
R a te s F o r L e g a l a n d M isc e lla n eo u s A d v e rtis in g
T hey see a p r e tty m iss in flaw-
;d
loan
helped
to
straighten
out
the
finan-!
on
th
e
th
ro
n
e
a,
th
e
c
ity
h
a
ll.
|
to
th
e
w
in
u
e
r
of
th
e
first
dfly
of
h
o
n
o
rs
w
itli
th
e
h
u
m
a n p e rfo rm -
F i r s t in s e rtio n , p e r 8 p o in t lin e ................... $ .10
••¡al
system,
and
an
Ameriean
colonel,
n,,J
c o ,tu m e . w e a rin g be- E ven in o u r ow n beloved m u n ic - i th e R ound-U p. T he S h rin e rs t e is , sh o u ld receive a p rize fo r th e ir
E a c h s u b s e q u e n t in s e rtio n , 8 p o in t l i n e .......... 05
only » a n d a ls a n d a s ilk e n
’
efforts. T h e bag of o a ts w ill b ear
plying nothing but common sense, nego d re s s in g gow n, w a lk in g th ro u g h ip a lity , th e g o v e rn m e n t of w hich th o u sa n d stro n g , a re to be in P end
C a rd of T h a n k s ................................................. 1.00
is a b o u t as good a s sh o u ld bo ex
8 i,v er p la le w ith tb e »am»1 of
leto n on th e W e d n esd a y r p re c td ii
O b itu a rie s , p e r lin e .................................................. 02% tinted away sufficient of the trade obstruc­ th e s tr e e ts a s big as you p lease.
ASHLAND. ORE.
i pected w ith a g o v e rn m e n t h a v in g th e R ound-U p fo r a big W ild West*
d° “° r
‘ he ,Ueky w in u e r.
tions created by the dismemberment of thei
aPPearH f° h av e ste p p e d r ig h t a c o u n c ilm a n ie fo rm , th e voice
o n ia l, an d w ill re m a in on
all the people af. from h e r bou d o ir. She h a s w alk of th e peo p le as e x p re sse d by th e c P e h re u m
Mr. am i M rs. Sam J o rd o n r e ­
rsd
a y to see th e show . T hey i
blocks an d blocks, th ro u g h th e
people a t th e ballo t box, on a
m ad e or a co llectio n ta k e n is A d v e rtisin g .
iected get back to business and to work. ed
Dead
will com e to P e n d le to n in th re e tu rn e d th is m o rn in g fro m
s tr e e ts in h e r b a th in g s u it a n d no
No d isc o u n t w ill he allo w ed R e lig io u s o r
In d ia n w h e re ih e y
h av e
been
Po strip Germany of her merchant ships. one th in k s a n y th in g of it— no one q u e stio n p u t up to th em th re e special tr a in s fro m P o rtla n d .
y e a rs ag o is, a n d h a s been un - j
j ca m p in g since lh e e a rly p a rt of
B e n e v o len t o rd e rs.
a large share of her railroad equipment, except Mr. a n d M rs. B ru sh , t h a t h e a rd a n d is now so low th a t it
This y e a r w ill m ark
a prece-i th e w eek. So g re a t w ere th e a t.
is.
d
e
n
t, fo r a prize is b ein g offered
her
cables,
and
her
colonies
and
to
seize
is only an in a r tic u la te w h isp e r. •
DONATIONS:
tra c tio n s (h a t th e y p lan to r e tu r n
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 the Control of her mints and chief illdus-
T his is n o t th e o n ly tim e th e lh e m e a n e st b u c k e r at th e big S a tu rd a y n ig h t to re m a in u n til
W h ile th e y a r e try in g to d e te r- j voice of th e peo p le failed to pene- show . T he prize w ill be a bag of M onday.
tio u s w i i ‘ beerin8ic a i h ° r
p rlu U n g ~ o u r c o n trib u - l ' i e s while at the same time demanding an
m ine if th e y re a lly w e re not
th e w alls of th e C ity H all.
—
J enormous reparation payment, does not d re a m in g , th e y espy a m an s t r u t ­ It tr a te
is o nly one of m a n y m is c a r­
promise anything hut anarchy.
tin g a lo n g th e d riv e in a b a th
ria g e s of ju s tic e .
T hey a re of
robe. As th e b each es a p p ro a c h - .,o fre q u e n t o cc u re n c e t h a t th ey
.\n
injection
of
the
American
eolonel‘s
AVGU ST 31
common sense into a dozen situations in el who?e fanU,ies are fo u n d p a r- seem to be ta k e n as a m a tte r ot
F U L L N E SS O F J O Y :
iu
. .
i a d in g to w a rd th e la k e in
th e ir no co n seq u en ce.
.
Th0"s
almost everv cornet 1 . of /• Europe
M uch m ore
would go fcanty dress.
p a th of lire ; in th y p rese n c e is fu lln e ss of jo y ; a t f
m ig h t be sa id re g a r d in g th e in ­
urtlier to restore normal conditions, and
MU1I1C lulKd ini
th y r ig h t h a n d th e re a re p le a s u re s fo r e v e rm o re
Som e fo lk s th in k i t ’s p o sitiv ely e fficien cy of Miss A sh la n d an d
to enable each country to pay what it owes, i n d e c e n t,'T u t T s T i ï y
P sa lm 1 :1 1 .
no one o c c u re n c es sh o w in g h e r h e lp le s s ­
th a n all European efforts so far have been m fn d s th em .
ness d u e to h e r fo rm , c h a r a c te r ­
able to do.
istics, a n d h e r lim ite d pow ers, b u t
ASHLAND AND THE TOURIST
| P e rso n s w ho live w ith in w a lk in g w h a t is th e use. If a n y o n e th in k s
d ista n c e of th e w a te r
p u t on th a t she re a lly is u se fu l to th e a t- Y
AV hen the warms days and evenings of
SUMMER ADVERTISING
th e ir b a th in g s u its in th e ir hom es ta in m e n t of r ig h t c o n d itio n s o r to i
summer and early fall have passed and
There are some business firms that make to avoid the bother of r e n tin g a e n fo rc e th e d e c re e of h e r C o u rts
m their stead there is ushered in the chilly jit their practice to let up somewhat on lo c k e r a t th e m u n ic ip a l beaches. or e q u a lity in th e a d m in is tra tio n
Muds ot winter, the tourist quits the mod their advertising in sum,,,,.,. Sometimes M ost of th e c ity sp e n d s a ll of of ju s tic e , le t th em a sk c ity o f­
S u n d a y on th e beach.
F a m ilie s ficials o r ex-officials- if rh e is?
ern highways and auto camps
Vs yet they may argue that a good many of the ir com e w ith p a c k e ts of food, th e If th e y do, th ey w ill find th a t
there is but a slight decline m the j townspeople are awav
But if that is the S u n d a y n e w sp a p e rs a n d m usical th ey h av e a n o th e r th in k com ing.
number of tourists passing through Ash ease, it is also usually true that a good in s tr u m e n ts a n d h a v e p a rtie s .
T he le th a rg y , m e n ta l in d iffe re n c e
$2.25 Quality
an d o s tric h -lik e s e c u rity of th e
„ land, . or in , the number
,
enjoying the ad- j many visitors are in the region at the time
36 in. Bleaced
people re g a rd in g w o rn -o u t fo rm s
antages ot our modern auto camp. At and are carefully looking over the news-
O ne of th e m o st p o p u la r m u si­
Cloth, ABC Suitings,
a n d im m o ra l
c h a ra c te ris tic s of
cal in s tr u m e n ts io th e u k e le le ,
the close of the season announcement will papers and making
Checked Jap Crepe.
g
o
v
e
rn
m
e
n
ts
,
h
a
v
in
g
no
po
w
er
to
such
w h o T a tX l
■,’7 P ,C ‘ ' ' i n 8 S a S
W l “ -» pinchases
r^ P le
a r ot
e i t w
o hich
h n o t so
a lo n g v a g o a p p . e a re d .
a c t fo r th e com m on good in tim e
i\a\ on vacations, they have considerable pute' T be 3 m a rt th in g to do is w hen a c tio n is im p e ra tiv e , i3 in ­
. won • - - '
" e - ‘ "'O paik.
pai-K At t this
tins time
tune a away
oitld h, useless to attempt to estimate time which they can put in shopping, and to pack one a lo n g a n d know a ll deed la m e n ta b le .
White or Colored, Reg
T he p eo p le of e a s te rn Texas
the number We have, however, one bit often buy more than they do at home j th e n ew est a irs . A t th e f ir s t
ular 19c Quality
Embroidered Corners
receiv ed a ru d e a w a k e n in g from
ot
d
e
fin
ite
in
ftirm
o
t
w.n
■
»
ti,k.
..........
#
.....
1
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*
i..
n
J
uvuiv.
that definite
is that information
over 9000 in
, tlii.- f T * " ? ’ “U<1 T
« * • to carry s o .u c a it'iZ ,! ^ „ „ a X X "
th e ir a p p a re n t m u n ic ip a l sleepy,
that
iaai i is m at ovei J,(KM) jieople stayed over home as 3 kind of t a souvenir of their trips. 1 th . e y s p re a d o u t * ‘ L o u isv ille
»“ • L n°w
Some Splendid buys in
o u ’ le th a rg ic c o n d itib n , a n d h ad th e ir
night
in
the
h e a d s je r k e d o u t of th e s a n d , fig­
Ti
t i * CamP dU,, ing lhe mouth o fT h e firms that keeP their advertising up a n d th e “ B eale S tre e t M am a.”
dress, waist and skirt
u
ra
tiv
e
ly
s
p
e
a
k
in
g
,
fo
llo
w
in
g
th
e
lengths.
Ju I\- I hat number does not take into through the summer must draw in a loti
--------
G alv esto n d is a s te r t h a t o c c u rre d
consideration those who camped at Jack- of transient trade of peonie who qre vi«.f
Drug stores d° a thrivine bu3i- th e la s t y e a r of th e la s t c e n tu ry .
son Springs, and it is evident that more '¡ng in the locality or who pass
Dess a Ila lo n e
takeshore. They
through
k eep a little p a re g o ric an d a b ot- H o w ev er, o u t of th e w om b of s u f ­
than 10,000 took advantage of the local it as tourists. A great nianv* fin
HOSE
great many firms have t,e or two of lin im e n t on th e ir fe rin g a n d fo llo w in g 3aid d is a s te r
Fine Rib, Double Knee,
camps during a single month. N aturally,, goods in stock at this time that will be a sh e lv e s fo r a p p e a ra n c e s ’ sa k e , a n d w as b orn th e “ G a lv e sto n P la n .”
45—50—55 Quality
25c
Quality
in
sale.
Said
p
la
n
w
as
th
e
b
e
g
in
n
in
g
of
1
3 for $1.00 or
__
one of the first questions asked is: “ How source of expense if carried
over to an- tb e n tu r n th e r e s t o f th e sp ace
Now on Sale at
C om m ission fo rm of C ity g o v e rn - 1
much money did they spend?” Let the other season. Styles may change
baling m en ts. N e a rly , if n o t q u ite all
reader answer the question. If the tourists! has to be borrowed tT carrv
w
V. z. i
, v z.
1
carry goods t h a t |b& balls, rubber dolls, tin buck- of th e c itie s of T ex as h a v e th e j
spent on an average ot $2.00 each, the to- do not sell rapidly. A great many enter- ets and shovels for the young- C om m ission fo rm . H u n d re d s of
tai tourist trade tor the month amounted O’¡sing firms find that they gain the best sters’ sandals» hose, cold
colt cream o th e r c itie s h a v e a d o p te d C h a r t­
e rs c re a tin g
th e
C om m ission
and even towels.
to in excess of $20,000. tf the aver-i results by cleaning up their stock very * for ” sunburn
"
fo rm . S aid fo rm h a s sto o d th e
dossard Corsets
Sterling Carments
age expenditure amounted to $3.00 largely as they go, and getting fresh goods
acid
te
s
t
of
tw
e
n
ty
y
e
a
rs.
T
he
m,
-
E v e ry th in g a lo n g
th e w a te r-
»Varners Corsets
the total is over $30,000. The Tid. on their shelves.
Black Cat Hose
lh
e
y
accomplish
this
:
front
is
In fo rm a l. D rip p in g b a th - e x p e rim e n ta l s ta g e is p a s t, s a tis ­
ggycopn*
mgs has made inquiry along this line and result by advertising freely through th e !ers saunter ini0 th e d r u g s to re s fa c tio n a n d success h a v e an d ia
is of the opinion that an average of $3.00 summer.* It is a tremendous* help to a firm! a u d lea n th e ir w et p e rso n s a g a in s t w ritte n a ll o v e r th e h isto ric a l
♦ *-» -♦ ♦ ♦ •» » » ♦ * .
.«
,
page.
F o r c o n firm a tio n of th e
per tourist is not farm from right. As- if
if it
it can
nr. » k“X
t
.♦
can give
give the
the impression
inqn-exsion that
,l,at it
it is
is push ' X
« 7 X ‘” " “ ‘e ,h e y
» » ♦
ab o v e s ta te m e n t, th e r e a d e r is
M,n„ng tba, $30,(HH) represent» the volume ing for trade every Jay and w eek 'if
Z '
i X u X e a t ice cream re fe rre d to B ra d fo rd ’s book,
of tounst tiade in Ashland during July,! > ear. The firm that advertises constaidlv
E ach di'iip ■ ti-re h a s a n e g ro “ C om m ission G o v e rn m e n t in A m ­
it is not unreasonable to assume that th e l^ v e s that impression. Tt makes the pul'» hoy s ta n d in g by w ith a m op to e ric a n C itie s.”
Kay & Morrison
riiis Store will be elosed all i lav on
Monday Labor Day.
Do Monday s Shopping on Saturday.
Saturday Specials
Silk Shirting
$1.67
6 yds, $1.00
27 in. Outing
tl.e'
PUES
Needless to Suffer
YVH
sp T vp
\
8 trousers aie introducing them
® importanee at times of a
Much of this new freedom is old license.
School H’ndk’fs
16 for $1.00
12 for $1.00
Children’
Durability
Children’ Hose
6 pr. for $1.25
6 pr. for $1.75
( Children* Hose
|
2 pr. for 75c
„»X
DAVID M ARK.
dow n a f te r e a ch b a tc h of
^ ‘‘M;,)l U^‘ «eason wiH approximate $100,- Jie feel that it is alert all the time to pick Hwab
°
(M
ourist have during June was some-pip good goods at a bargain, and pass i t s ' ^ X T
T h a t’s how b a th in g is dona in N A PA V IS IT O R D IE S ON
u hat less ban July. August travel will good values on to the public. The depart- Chicago.
S T A R T O F T R IP HOM E
<louhtless he near lhe point reached in ment stores of the big cities know the
July. September will faff under both July game of merchandising, and it is noticeable! FO R G O T S E L F IN CO URT
N A PA , C alif., A ug. 29.— Geo.
W H EN H E SAW W H ISK EY A llen M oore, 61, a w e a lth y r e s i­
ami August, yet the number during Sep ,liat they keep up a great deal of advertis !
d e n t of R oss, M arin C o u n ty , died
ten»her will run into the thousands. T h is\ing through the summer. It pays for them i
N O R W A L K , C onn., A ug. 31.__ a t th e c o u n try hom e of W illiam
estimate does not take into consideration ;jl
I)aX f° r the stores of Klamath Falls—' D an iel H o ra n , pu b lic school J a n i­ W a tt, n o r th e a s t of N apa, S u n d a y
lb«* mouth ol Aiay. Doubtless the average j Klamath Fulls Eveniiig Herald.
to r, h a s lo st h is ta s te fo r s ittin g a fte rn o o n , j u s t a s h e w as t e r ­
in th e c ity c o u rt room h e re lis­ m in a tin g a d a y ’s vi3it.
for five months will not fall far short of»
M oore, w ho had been in ill
$20,000.
Have y e got to begin speculating now te n in g to tria ls d u r in g h is off-
o
i a u t -v Pe r lods. D aniel, e n g ro sse d h e a lth fo r som e tim e, cam e by m o­
The present season Is a fair example of ™ W MI“‘r We are
hi a \e an open Sep- in a re c e n t liq u o r case h e a rin g , to r to N apa S u n d ay , acco m p an ied
mher
?
j fo rg o t w h e re h e w as w h en th e by h is son, K e n n e th , a n d his
the value of the tourist trade, aud has been
■ c h ie f of police, in b lu e a n d gold n u rse .
T hey h a d pro ceed ed by
such ...........
that * it '■ should leave no
doubt, , even
even
u<_> uoudi
•
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s s a t on th e w itn e ss s ta n d , e x h ib it­ a s h o rt w ay to w a rd hom e w hen
in the nuud of the most eoulir.ued skeptic, condition in ‘ivl’1' '' ''<><l" cinS EnroPe
» in
t g a b o ttle of B ou rb o n a n d te l­ M oore su ffe re d a h e a r t a tta c k .
of its , real
value
to
the eonnnnnitv
that is do.'
’ ' ever>'one 1S
under! lin
t g w h e re he fo u n d it.
H e w as h u rrie d ly d riv e n back to
xl
..
.
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"O pen h e r up a n d pass
h e r th e W a tt re sid e n c e , b u t ex p ired
alive to the situation.
a ro u n d . C h ie f,” s u g g e ste d H o ra n b e fo re a d o c to r a rriv e d .
Up to the present time, Ashland has
F rom the headline w riter’s standpoint, a t th e top of h is voice in th e open
maintained its position as the tourist ¡Cuno
c o d rt, a n d im m e d ia te ly w as fo rc ­
T id in g s office fo r
o was Germany’s best chancel lor in a ed to p a r t w ith $5 to p u rg e h im ­ k in T d he
center of Southern Oregon, due to having generation,
s of p rin tin g .
self of c o n te m p t.
the best equipped and most beautiful auto
camp in the district. Until this season i t ! It mav be necessary to call o ff t h . t o o ,
F I NERAL H ELD FOR
has been possible to accommodate all. 1 )ur- paign on account ’o f the dFscoveU
COLFAX HOTEL MAN
mg the month now closing tourists were truth serum
’
COLFAX, Culif., 'A ug. 31.__
turned awav on more than one occasion.'
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F u n e ra l se rv ic es w ere h eld M on­
In addition to enlarging the present
It will not amount to much of a saving. d a y fo r F re d M arvin, p io n e e r h o ­
auto camp Ashland is confronted with the " hat a lot of autoists will save on gasoline tel p ro p rie to r of th is p lace, w ho
died S a tu rd a y a t th e ag e of 66
problem of providing more conveniences they will spend on tires.
y ears.
for the tourist and seeker after pleasure.!
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Y suffer th e incon-
M arvin cam e h e re fro m New
Amusements must he provided not only . h e r e ’s too much culture and refinement Y ork fo rty -tw o y e a rs ago a n d h as
venience and pain
^oi the young, hut the older men and 1,1
senate says Magnus Yonsou. He been en g a g ed in th e h o tel b u s i­ from Piles w hen you will
ness
p ra c tic a lly
c o n tin u o u s ly be guaranteed a positive
women. Facilities for entertainment must ¡ ‘shonl<l 1,ave used the past tense,
jince th a t tim e. H e is su rv iv e d
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not lie overlooked. Along this line it has) n
by a w ife, a son, N eilS. of S a n ta and perm anent cure by
lieen suggested that ground he provided
J ’ess. i ^ ^ ^ P h e r s , who deride move- R osa, a d a u g h te r , M elba o f th is
my . n o n -su rg ical, pain-
for horse-shoe games, additional c ro q u e t
.an extra 8essioa of cougress are York’ and tw° brothers in New Hess treatm ent?
courts,
tank
sl,nP > »¡ting the hand that feeds them.
_ . and
. a spacious swimming
rumiung tank.
Treatments may be taken weekly
F u n e r a l se rv ic es w ere c o n d u c t-
Other eitles of the state and Northwest!
if it is inconvenient to be here for
are leaving not sto n e'n n T n Z d ,0“
i
a r-
daily attention.
and hold additional tourists, and if Ash
land is to maintain her position it is im-
perative that a progressive program of im
provenaient be adopted.
29c yd.
Remnants
15c yd.
m o X °VGr tO bathing suit3>
One Lot
Devonshire
23c Saxon Muslin
H a r ris b u rg — P a v in g on P acific
h ig h w a y c o m p le te d to c ity lim its.
Hillsboro to build school gym­
nasium .
W rite to d a y fo r n y F R E E
book on the proper treatment
of Pile*.
S. J. DEAN
T -*
20th Century Grocery
Stainhud Seiwice The‘r TerrUory- Staiuliud
Merchandise,
Standard
Prices,
ABSOLUTELY RELIABLE
SATURDAY THEY OFFER
00
SI GAR—Pure Cano, Fruit or Berry, 11 pounds
ROYAL BAKING POWDER, Large 12 ounce tin 40 cents, 2 * lb $1.19 51b $2.29
CRISCO—lib 25 cents, l * l b 35 cents, 31b 69 cents, 61b $1.29, 91b $1.93.
BALL MASON JARS—Equipped with Zinz Clips, with Porcelain lining, Pints
77 cents, Quarts 92 cents, Half gals. $1.29
SARDINES—Large Oval Cans—Del Monte or Booths—Can 15 cents.
DEL MONTE, PEAS 1923 Pack tender medium size Peas, can 20 cts, doz. $2.35.
VAN CAMPS PORK AND BEANS—No 1 can 10 cents, No. 2, can, 12** cents,
No. 3 can 22** cents.
AMAIZO OIL—Best for salads and cook-ing—Pints 27 cents, Quarts 53 cents.
IVORY SOAP—Guest size, dozen Bars
20th CENTURY COFFEE—Fresh from our own roasting plant, lb 35c, 3 lb $1.00
DRY ONIONS—Still more of those fine Glol e Onions, 31b 10 cts, 101b 29 cents.
VIM FLOUR—This high grade fancy patent bread flour,
491b Sack,
Bbl. Lots
J Qg
j y "JQ
priced
very
low
ACME CLOTHES PINS—The old fashioned kind, 3 Dozen
TOILET PAPER,—Large rolls, 1000 sheet tissure—3 rolls
Thanking- you for past patronage, we are daily studying
stores more beneficial to you.
A shland Store
8 7 4 E ast Main Street.
how
to make
th e se
M edford Store
81 N. Central Ave.