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A r t C lu b M eetin g
T he L ad ies A rt C lub w ill m ee t
M onday e v e n in g in th e Civic C lub
H o u se . I m p o r ta n t busine-tj m a t
te r s a re to be d iscu ssed a n d a
la rg e a tte n d a n c e is d e sire d . H o st
esses, Mrs. S elm a G ray a n d M iss
T íe first in d iv id u a l
b u y e r to
B la n c h e H icks.
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d riv e aw a y fro m th e fa c to ry a t
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' F n L M ichigan, o n e of th e 1924
C h e s te r M acC rack en D e p a rts —
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Bu k c a r goes to A. H. C hilds,
C h e s te r M acC racken ex p ects to l - m , - -
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of 19 1 5 'h S t.. R ic h m o n d , C al
l e a r to n ig h t fo r M adison, V, is- ,
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ci, a
u b u rb of S an F r a n -
co n sin . E n r o u te he p la n s to stop*
Mr. C hilds, w ith M rs. C hilds
in San F ra n c is c o a n d C hicago vis-1
to F lin t Iasi W e d n esd a y bv
lu n g <i. su o r
ind in Ies3 th a n th re e h o u rs
M acC rat »m
d riv in g aw ay a s h in y new
i >r. a ik i .4 r?
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an d g rad u a l
s p rin g w ith
•h o iarsliip fo r P o st
g ra d u a to <i
in I he U n iv ersity
of W iscon
n
• F 111 C llGlll- I
istry . H i
w 1 h av e tf.achiu’g !
lo do in
n e c tio n viiih o t l f r
w ork, lie has been em ployed th is ,
s u m m e r a t E n d e rs.
GETS FIRST EL'ICK
15 Gal
T rin ity G uild A u x ilia ry
DRUMS
for
$1.50
\\ hile They Last
NEW LAMP HI RNS
AIR
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B e a ts E le c tric o r G as
,
1 A new oil lam p t h a t gives an
a m a z in g ly b r illia n t, s o ft, w h ite
iig lit, even b e tte r th a n g a s o r ele c
tric ity , h a s been te s te d by U. S.
G o v e rn m e n t a n d 35 le a d in g u n i-
i v e rs itie s a n d fo u n d to be s u p e rio r
• to 10 o rd in a ry oil lam p s. I t b u rn s
w ith o u t o d o r, t sm o k e o r n o ise —
no p u m p in g up, is sim p le, clean ,
C h ristia n C h u rc h
sa fe . B u rn s 94 r ' a ir a n d 6cfo com
C o rn e r of Second and B. s tre e ts . m on k e ro se n e (co al o il) .
S u n d a y school a t 10 a. m. M o rn in g ;
w o rsh ip a t 11 a. m ., S u b je c t: " T h e
?
ln v e n to r ’ V- M- J o h n s o n is
Id e a l C h ris tia n .”
° ffe n n g ,o 8end a la n ,P on 1 0 1
days F R E E tr ia l, o r even to ’
E verybody w elcom e.
?iv e one F R E E to th e first u s e r io
J o h n F. L e g g e tt M in ister.
in each lo c a lity w ho w ill h e lp him !
[ in tro d u c e it. W rite him to d a y fo r
F irs t C o n g re g a tio n a l c h u rc h
fu ll p a rtic u la rs . A lso a sk him
B o u levard
a n d M ain
s tr e e t.
to e x p lain how you can g e t th e
S u n d ay school a t 9 :4 5 a. m .,
a
w ith c lasses fo r a ll g ra d e s and g en cy an d w ith o u t e x p e rien c e o r
m oney m a k e $250 to $500 p e r
ag es. B rin g y o u r B ible. M orning
m o n th .
se rv ice a t a t 11. “ T he m an w ho
can see s te a d y a n d sec th r o u g h ”
J u n io r C h ristia n E n d e a v o r a t 6.
COMING TO
p. m. C h ristia n E n d e a v o r a t 6:30.1
E v e n in g se rv ic e a t 7 :3 0 su b je c t,
MEDFORD
“ E lija h ’s P re d ic tio n a n d its fu l-l
fillm e n t.” P ra y e r-m e e tin g
every i
W ed n esd ay ev e n in g a t 7 :3 0 .
T he pu b lic is c o rd ia lly in v ited
SPECIALIST
to a ll th e se serv ices.
THE GREAT SCOURGE
OF HALF TRUTHS
NEW LOW PRICES
ON FISK CORDS
By JOHN OAKWOOD
A soap boxer potnted a t a g re a t
factory. “W ho built th a t factory?
W orkm en 1” he yelled. “W ho run
the m achines? W orkm enl W ho
get th e profits? C a p ita lists!”
COMPARE
THESE
PRICES,
THEN COMPARE TIRES. FISK
TIR ES ARE DELIVERING MORE
MILES THAN EVER BEFORE.
30x3 H Cord
. $11.95
31x4 SS................................... 17.85
32x4 ......................................... 19.50
33x4 ....................................... 20.50
T im e to R e -tir e ?
(Buy Piste)
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T he goap-boxer told a h alf tru th
th at am ounted to a whole lie. His
listen e rs did not know th a t th a t
p a rtic u la r factory, typical of thou
sands of o th ers, was a com plete
refu tatio n of th e lie— if only the
o th er half of the tru th w ere told.
• • •
It is tru e the factory w as Capi
talized—for a m illion dollars. The
n et profits gave an nual dividends
of 6 per cent, or $60,000, to the
stockholders. Ail th a t was true.
One Quality Only—TH E BEST
Dr. Mellenthin
♦ • •
Kruggel Bros.
B ut it was also tru e th a t the
million dollar cap ital was divided
up into te n thousand sh a re s of
$100 each. T he ow nership of these
sh a re s
was d istrib u ted
am ong
about one th o u san d people. Sev
e ra l hundred of them w ere w ork
m en in th e factory. They were
saving out of th e ir w eekly wages
and buying sh a re s on the in sta ll
m ent plan. They w ere C apitalists.
For an Honest Deal
W . J u d s o n O ldfield, M in ister. in I n te r n a l M edicine f o r tJie p a s t »♦ • • • ♦■»♦♦♦♦ » 4 » «
><4» « M M M
t l > H l l
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tw e lv e y e a rs
B a p tis ts c h u rc h
“ P ra c tic in g
th e
P re se n c e of
D O ES NOT O P E R A T E
G od.” is th em fo r S u n d a y m o rn
in g se rm o n by th e p a s to r. E v e n
W ill be a t
in g serv ice u n d e r th e a u sp ic e s of
th e S a lv atio n A rm y. S pecial n iu sit
H O LLA N D H O T E L
a n d a sp e a k e r from P o rtla n d will
W ed n esd ay , S e p t. I«)
fu rn is h th e se rv ic e. S u n d a y school
9 :4 5 B. Y. P. U. 6 :4 5 . You are Of ¡i «• H o u rs: IO a. in. to I p. m .
c o rd ia lly in v ite d t u th e s e an d all
cerv ices of th > ch u rc h .
O N E DAY ONLY
B. C. M iller.
P a s to r
• • «
COLUMBIA DRY BATTERIES
It w as likew ise tru e th a t sh a re s
w ere also owned by w orkm en in
o th er facto ries, by clerical w ork
ers and by» sm all m erch an ts. A
good m any w ere also ow ned by
widows and o rp h an s w hose m od
est e s ta te s had been w isely in
vested for them by th e ir bankers.
T hey w ere C apitalists.
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B attery W ork and Auto Lighting
Accessories
No C h a rg e f o r C o n s u lta tio n
M e th o d ist E p isc o p a l c h u rc h
S. J . C h an cy , M in is te r
__________
r - M e .le n th in is a r e g u la r
S u n d a y school
a t 9 :1 5 . C lasses
a r e p ro v id e d fo r a ll a g e s an d a ll e r u a te in n ied iejn e a n d s u r
licen sed by th e s ta te
a re w elcom e. “ T he K in g ’s H ig h - gC! a n d
v.ay w ill be he p a s to r ’s su b je c t! of O regon.
¡iG v is.ts p ro fe ssio n a lly th e
fo r th e se rm o n a t th e m o rn in g
c h u rc h serv ice T h e re will be spec n o re im p o rta n t to w n s a n d c itie s
ial m usic. A ¡¡it-iial p ro g ra m i s 1 ;n o ffe rs to ail w ho call on th is
being a rra n g e d fo r th e E p w o rth ! t > tre e c o n s u lta tio n , ex cept th e
leag u e m eetin g al 6 :4 .i
S unday ■ penne of tr e a tm e n t w hen d e
evening. M ajo r W in te rb o tto u i w ho sire d .
A ccording to h is m eth o d of
is at tin; head of th e S a lv a tio n
A rm y of th e N o rth w e st, will speak tre a tm e n t he does n o t o p e ra te fo r
a t th e e v e n in g c h u rc h serv ice. AH c h ro n ic a p p e n d ic itis, g a ll s to n e s, ’
a re c o rd ia lly in v ited to a il th e u lc e rs of sto m a c h , to n sils o r a d e
m ee tin g s a t th e M eth o d ist c h u rc h . noids.
H e h a s to h is c re d it w o n d e rfu l
r e s u lts in d ise a se s of th e s to m a c h ,
T rin ity E p isco p al c h u rc h
V icar th e R ev. P. K . H am m ond liv e r, bow els, blood, s k in , n e rv e s,
H oly C om m union a t 8 a. m ., S u n h e a rt, k id n e y , b la d d e r, bed w e t I
d a y school a t 9 :4 5 . M orn in g s e rv tin g , c a ta r r h , w eak lu n g s, r h e u
ice a n d se rm o n a t 11. S tra n g e rs m atism , sc ia tic a , leg u lc e rs a n d
an d v isito rs c o rd ia lly w elcom ed. re c ta l a ilm e n ts.
If you h av e been a ilin g fo r a n y
le n g th of tim e a n d do n o t g e t a n y
b e tte r, do n o t fail to c all, a s im
p ro p e r m e a su re s r a t h e r th a u d is
ease a re v ery o fte n th e c a u se of
y o u r long s ta n d in g tro u b le .
R e m e m b e r ab o v e d a te , t h a t
c o n s u lta tio n on th is trip w ill be
tre e a n d th a t h is tre a tm e n t is
d iffe re n t.
M a rrie d w om en m u st be a c
co m p an ied by th e ir h u sb a n d s.
A d d re ss: 211 B ra d b u ry B ldg.,
Los A n g eles. C alif.
Daily Fashion Hint
New and Complete line of Universal W rinkle
Proof Irons. The Best Electric Iron Made.
It w as alBO tru e th a t the factory
corporation had issued a m illion
dollars in bonds to ra ise funds to
buy th e m ate ria l and pay the
w ages of w orkm en to build the
factory. T hese bonds w ere owned
as Inv estm en ts not only by p er
sons of w ealth, but also by m any
people of m oderate m eans who
had saved out of th eir wages and
salaries. They w ere C apitalists.
Ashland Electric Supply
Phone 155-J.
Opposite Swenson & Peebler
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CHEVROLETS
REDUCED
I
Owing to the unprecedented demand and iD'
creased Production in all Chevrolet Models, A
substantial reduction has been made. New prices
are:
And it was also tru e th a t out of
rec e ip ts of th e factory, before a
cent was tak e n to pay In te re st on
the bonds, before a penny was
used to pay dividends on th e stock,
a good m any d o llars w ere taken to
pay wages to th e w orkm en.
• • •
T he w orkm en were C ap italists,
too.
They w ere in v esting th eir
stre n g th and th e ir ta le n ts and
th e ir aklll in the fac to ry —they
w ere g e ttin g th e ir dividends out
of its earn in g s as well as the
sto ck h o ld ers and bondholders.
P o lic e in Large
Touring Car
......................................... $635.00
Roadster ............................................. . . . 625.00
R attle A gain st
CouPe ...............................................
830.00
Sedan ...............................................
990.00
Light Delivery ..-...........................
610.00 Û
1918
1919
u
Express hCassis ..........................................675.00
100%
a
F. O. B. Ashland
T5%
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ASHLAND AUTO CO.,
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L. Z undell, Mgr.
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POTORIA*.
W H E N A P R O N A N D D R E SS
AGREE
The long-wasted slip-on frock of
Pharaoh blue éponge pictured here,
quite agrees tin t it should have the
protection of the dainty apron of
organdy trimmed with hem-stitching.
The apron may be cut either cross
wise or lengthwise, requiring kJ yard
36-inch material for the former and
1 yard for the latter method. Three
and one-half yards of pongee are
needed for the dress.
Pictorial Review Apron No«. 1485.
Sizes 34, 40 and 44 inches bust.
Price 25 cents.
Dress No. 1293.
Sizes, 34 to 4$ inches bust. Price 35
gents.
« M <
m o st p ra c tic a l
w ays to s tim u la te y o u r b u si
n e ss is to g e t o u t a n a tt r a c t
%
NOTICE
ive p iece o f p r in tin g in th e
s h a p e of a le tte r , c irc u la r,
fo ld e r o r b lo tte r
Now
if
you
w ant
any
Our Tire Shop will be closed Sundays, Begin-*
ning Sunday, September 9,1923.
of
hese, ju s t te le p h o n e 39 a n d
Get Our Prices on the famous Fisk Premier
we will be th e r e ’to a s c e rta in
y o u r w an ts.
30x3« C o r d ....................................... ,....$ 1 1 .9 5
32x4 C o r d .................. ................................ 19 50
TIDINGS PRESS
T e lep h o n e 3 0
HEAL REA LTY REM A RK
w e have some more of those
Kruggel Bros. Tire Shop
NO BOON IN
CH EAP M ONEY
One thing th a t has to be given ’
up is the idea th a t cheap money
is alw ays good for business. F a rm
ers w ant cheap m oney, business
m en w ant cheap m oney, gtock i
,peculators w ant cheap m oney, the
U. S. T reasu ry w ants to float gov
ern m en t loans on cheap m oney so- !
cialfsts, a n a rc h ists and old-line '
g reen b ack ers
w ant very, very
cheap m oney. E verybody feels th a t
when the m oney ra te is shoved up
it Is an a rb itra ry dam per on pros
perity.
But we cannot have both a low
ra te on m oney and a stable level of
prices. We can have one o r the
o th e r—not both to g eth er for any
length of tim e. A low ra te of
m oney m eans an inflated price lev
el. A stab le price level m eans a
fluctuating ra te of discount. T hat
is, the public m ust learn to look at
the price level instead of th e bank
reserv es, as th e ir m easure of ex
pectation for a rise or fall of the
value of money.
Now th is fact m akes me feel
th at a m istake is m ade if we do
not fully explain to the public the
pow er alread y exercised by the
bank rate an d the F ed eral R eserve
Board and R eserve banks.
Our
b an k ers and econom ists see the
bad use th a t is likely to be m ade
of political control of banking and
c u rren cy and they try to m ake the
people believe th a t so in tric a te a
question m u st be left to experts.
As a m a tte r of fact our p resent
m ethods encourage the very thing
we wish to avoid. W e let every
body believe th a t , low ra te s on
m oney are n ecessary for p ro sp eri
ty and then when bank reserv es
run low on account of the effects of
th is belief, we a re suddenly com
pelled to Jump th e ra te s to pro
tec t th e reserv es. W e get both a
cycle of prices and a cycle of bank
rate s, w hereas, if th e public u n d e r
stood th a t the rise of bank ra te s
should not w ait u ntil bank reserv es
a re low, but th e ra te s should be
advanced several m onths ahead for
the very purpose of prev en tin g a
fictitious p ro sp erity with its in
flated price level, then th e public
m ight be satisfied to support the
a d m in istra tiv e reg u la tio n s which
raise the ra te s a t a tim e when
th e re seem s to be no need of doing
it.—Jo h n R. Commons, U niversity
of W isconsin.
H onors for Club M em bers
The a n n u al convention, W iscon
sin B ankers A ssociation, p re se n t
ed diplom as to fifteen boys and
five g irls successfully com pleting
four y e a rs ’ club work, the first
tim e any s ta te b a n k e rs’ associa
tion h as tak en such action.
G ood
USED CARS
oil hand
Better Try one out before you buy
Phone 152
Park Garage
Reliable Dealers
—ill--
Nash Automobiles
GMC Trucks
Good Used Cars
RAYBESTOS
Brake Lining
Service Station
Brake Lining by Machinery
Guaranteed For One Year
AUTOMOTIVE SHOP
C h e v ro le t an d D odge P a r ts an d S ervice
Ashland.
C ities A re L o sin g
A u to m o b ile T h ie v e s
1920
1021
1922
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FIGURES FOR TYPICAL
SMAIJ. CITIES SHOW THEY
RECOVER NEARLY 100% OF
ALL AUTOMOBILES STOLEN
50%
25%
»3*
RESULTS
O ne of th e
A $7500 B lvd. H om e fo r $5500
A $3500 Blvd. H om e fo r $2500
A $4000 fu rn is h e d B ungalow io r
J3 2 0 0 .
A $3800 fu rn is h e d B ungalow fo r
$3000.
A $75000 H orae fo r
$5200
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We Can Meet Immediate Demands
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I now h av e:
RECONDITIONED
At The Churches
THAT BRING
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A $3 700 H alf A cre a n d B u ngalow
fo r $3000.
T im e is m o n ey an d m oney ta lk s O rc h a rd s a n d F a rm s a t B a rg a in s
i If you w an t p ro o f in te rv ie w an y prices.
; b u sin e ss m an from J e ru s a le m .
„
E. T. S ta p le s.
If you w a n t a R eal R e a lty B ar
H otel A shland B u ild in g .
i g ain , call on m e a n d if 1 d o n 't
6-tf.
show you a B a rg a in , I will pay
! fo r y o u r tim e s p e n t.
( lasslfied a d s b rin g re su lta .
Ashland Service
Station
Oeser & Son
L. W . R o g e rs, th e P re s id e n t of
th e N a tio n a l T h e o so p h ic a l S ociety
w ill be in A sh lan d on T u e sd a y ,
S e p te m b e r 12. H e w il lle c tu re a t
th e T em p le of T ru th th a t ev en in g .
H is s u b je c t w ill be “ R e in c a rn a
tio n .'’
1
T rin ity G uild
A u x ilia ry will
I m eet M onday e v e n in g Sept. 10. in
th e C h a u ta u q u a
P ark
a t 7 :3 0
o ’clock. A good a tte n d a n c e is de-
sire d a s th e re is im p o rta n t busi-
n e ss to be d isc u sse d . R re fre s h -
i m en ts.
6-2
30 Gal.
and 50 Gal.
P r in t in g
¡¿¡¿j
With Ashland Automobile & Accessory Firms
C L io n k le o f th o s e w ho co m e a n d go, a n d e v e n ts of
lo cal in te r e s t.
94%
" T
t ttttt n
g,
'HA T is to
W1
autom obile
PERCENTAGE OF STOLEN
CARS RECOVERED IN NEW
YORK CITY DURING 5 -YEAR
PER IO D SHOW S LO SIN G
BATTLE OF POLICE AGAINST
AUTO THIEVES IN BIG CITIES
be done ab o u t the
th ief, p a rtic u la rly
n th e la rg e r c itie s? F ig u re s in th e
file s.o f th e A etn a L ife In su ran ce
C om pany show th a t of a ll m otor
carB sto len , th e n u m b er reco v ered
and re sto re d to th e ir o w ners Is
dw indling y e a r by year. In 1918
the police of N ew Y ork City recov
ered th re e o u t of every fo u r cars
stolen.
In 1921 th e y reco v ered
only tw o o u t of e v e ry four. T he
figures fo r la s t y e a r placed th e
n u m b er of rec o v e rie s a t less th a n
two out of four.
R ecords of c a rs sto len and ca rs
recovered w ere -o b ta in e d rec e n tly
from tw enty-eight c ities of varying
sizes. T he c h a rt reproduced above
com pares th e a v e ra g e fo r several,
of th e sm a lle r c itie s w ith th e a v e r
age fo r N ew Y ork, obviously the
la rg e s t c ity on th e list. Am ong the
s m a lle r com m unities, N ew port re
p o rte d th e reco v ery of every c a r
stolen from its c itizen s d u rin g a
period of fo u r years. T he record
of E vansville, Ind., w as alm o st as
good. D uring th e sam e y e a rs New
York and C hicago w ere finding th e
s itu a tio n in creasin g ly alarm ing. In
1921 New Y ork recovered 3,451 of
th e 6,808 c a rs sto len , w hile in 1922
its police w ere able to find only
3,220 of 7,107 stolen.
T he p er
c en tag e of c a rs recovered by New
York in 1922 w as b u t 45 p er cen t
of th e to ta l n u m b er stolen.
"With th e v a st production ot popu
la r priced c a rs, th e autom obile
th ie f h a s found a profitable field of
activity. He h a s form ed e lab o rate
o rg an iz atio n s fo r th e disguising,
tra n sp o rta tio n and sale of th e c a rs
he ste a ls. T he expansion of m e tro
p olitan police forces h a s n o t k e p t
pace witli m otor c a r production.
So in sp ite of a ll th e police can
do, th e au to th ie f In big c itie s is
m eetin g w ith in cre asin g success.
Phere are a lot of mighty good me
chanical features in a Durant auto
mobile—the clutch, for instance.
It can he entirely disassembled in
thirty minutes without disturbing
the transmission or any other unit.
It is easily adjusted by lifting the
floor hoards. It is of a single plate
dry disc type entirely enclosed and
forming a part of the flywheel.
Owners are expressing their satis
faction over this arrangement.
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fiJust a Real Good Car”
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