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To ru n ev e ry issu e fo r one
case o f th ic k b a rk
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ler, a s so c ia te p la n t p a th o lo g is t of
E n te re d a t th e A sh la n d , O regon, P o sto ffic e as
C a le n d a r—
Social C ircle M eets—
th
e O regon e x p e rim e n t s ta tio n . On
M ISC ELL A N E O U S
Second C lass M ail M a tte r.
F rid a y , O ct. 19— D. A. R ., M rs.
T he Social C ircle m et on W e d n es­ th e th in n e r b a rk v a rie tie s such as
Subscription Price, Delivered in City
V an S a n t’s, O ak S tre e t, 2 :3 0 P . M. d ay a fte rn o o n a t th e ho m e of Mrs. S u rp ris e , B ase a n d H ow ell, w h ere
D RESSM A K IN G — W o rk g u a ra n -
One Month ------------------------ _ ---------- $ .65
F rid a y , O ct. 19— S ocial, M etho­ J . V. W rig h t on M o u tn ain A venue th e c a n k e rs m ay ru n s u p e rfic ia lly , | te e d - 147 F a c to ry St. M rs. B. Van
T h re e M o n th s ...................................................... 1.9 5
d ist C h u rc h , F rid a y n ig h t.
In b u sin ess sessio n . O ne of th e m a t­ s c a rific a tio n of th e b a rk dow n to H a rd e n b e rg .
3 1 -lm o .*
Six M onths ........................................................... 3.75
F rid a y , Oct. 19— P . T. A. B ell­ te rs ta k e n up w as th e a p p o in tm e n t th e b row n s tr e a k in th e p u lp y p o r­
One Y e a r ............. _ ................................................ 7.50
m u le,
view , F rid a y
e v e n in g a t
school of a n o m in a tin g c o m m itte e to n a m e tio n allo w s d ry in g o u t so t h a t th e j T A K E N U P— A ged b lack
By Mail and Rural Routes:
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w in te r e ffe c t e ra d ic a tio n of th e f u n - 1 ,
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W h ile n o t s tr ic tly a social m e e t­ g u s. Old w o u n d s tre a te d la s t y e a r ____
Blx M o n th s .............................................................. 3.50
S a tu rd a y , O ct. 20— W . R. C. a t in g , th e social f e a tu re w a s n o t a b ­ w ith b o rd ea u x m ix tu re
th a t
a re
FO R RENT
O ne Y ear ------------------------------------------------- 6.50
I. O. O. F . H all.
se n t fo r th e h o ste ss serv ed d a in ty found to be w ashed clean of th e a p ­
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I'O R R E N T — 3-room a n d 4-room
re fre s h m e n ts . She w as a s sis te d by p lic a tio n sh o u ld be tr e a te d w ith a
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES:
Surprise
Party
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S in g le in s e rtio n , p e r in c h ...................................... 30
p e rm a n e n t co at m ad e by m ix in g b o r­ fu rn is h e d
N eig h b o rs a n d old frie n d s p la n n e d
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T h e n e x t m e e tin g w ill be a t th e d e a u x d u s t w ith
ra w
lin seed oil. E a s t M ain, P h o n e 171.
Yearly Contracts:
a d e lig h tfu l s u rp ris e on M rs. M ary hom e of M rs. F r a n k C ro w sen
on T h is m ix tu re does n o t in ju r e th e
O ne in s e rtio n a w eek ....................................... 3 .27}$
F O R SA L E
C a rte r a t h e r ho m e on B s tr e e t.
E ig h th S tre e t.
Tw o in s e rtio n s a w eek ...........................................25
edges of th e cam b iu m a f te r ca llo u s- __________________
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1 T h e occasion w as th e b irth d a y
D ally in s e rtio n .......... ................................................... 20
ing h a s s ta r te d .
TX>R SA L E — Used F o rd c a r cheat»
a n n iv e rs a ry of
M rs. C a r te r
a n d S u p p e r S a tu rd a y N ig h t—
In se c t p e sts t h a t
h a rb o r
o v er B e a v e r R e a lty Co.
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Rates For Legal and Miscellaneous Advertising
proved to be o n e o f th e h a p p ie s t of
fen c e row s an d —----------------------------------- ----
T he B. Y. P . U. a n d th e C h ristia n w in te r a lo n g t h e
h e r ex p erien ce.
FO R SA L E — R eed
baby
F ir s t in s e rtio n , p e r 8 p o in t l i n e ................... 3 .10 •
E n d e a v o r S o cieties h ad a s u p p e r at* a m o n g th e w eeds on th e d itc h b a n k s
T h o se w ho cam e to w ish h e r m an y th e P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h
co
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v
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good.
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C ard of T h a n k s ................................................. 1.00
O b itu a rie s , p e r lin e .................................................. 0 2 %
e v e n in g in n e ig h b o rly v is k a n d to ly n u m b e r p re s e n t to e n jo y th e so ­ A. L. L o v e tt, e n to m o lo g ist of th e
FA R M S F O R S A L E —
rev iew th e h a p p y d a y s in w hich th e y cial f e a tu re of th e occasion a n d heah O regon e x p e rim e n t s ta tio n .
M any
16 a c re ra n c h , a ll fen ced . 12 a c r e ;
WHAT CONSTITUES ADVERTISING
h a v e k n o w n each o th e r w e re
th e th e s p e a k e rs t h a t w e re g u e s ts of in ju r io u s in se c ts su rv iv e th e w in te r
•’A ll f u tu r e e v e n ts, w h e re a n a d m issio n c h a rg e is
in c u ltiv a tio n . W ell a n d sm a ll b arn
little Miss B e tty K e a rn e y , th e M es­ h o n o r fo r t h e evening.
in fen c e c o rn e rs , a lo n g w eedy d itc h
m ad e or a co llectio n ta k e n is A d v e rtisin g .
R. F. D. a n d po w er lin e. A t $60 acre.
d a m e s D. H ick s,
P e a rle K e a rn e y ,
A fte r th e d e lig h tfu l su p p e r,
to b a n k s, a n d in p ile s of d e b ris re a d y
No d isc o u n t w ill be allo w e d R e lig io u s or
5 a c re s b est of lan d v a lu e s u n d e r
M. S a c k e tt, E . H ick s, M. B ra n n a n , w hich a ll did fu ll ju s tic e th e y o u n g to a tta c k c ro p s in th e sp rin g .
B e n e v o len t o rd e rs .
T a le n t d itc h a t $125.00 p e r a c re . All
A. S m ith , a s is te r of M rs. C a rte r fo lk s h a d a re a l “ s in g ” a n d w e re
W h e re
le a f
a n tlira c n o se ,
bud fenced.
w ho is v isitin g h e re fro m
H o rn ­ in th e s p ir it to e(n jo y tn d ta k e hom e b lig h t, a n d c a n e d ie back h a v e been
DONATIONS:
15 a c re s — 7 a c re s a lf a lf a b alan ce
b ro o k , a n d M rs. G eorge S h eld o n w ho th e m essa g e t h a t w as given by th e tro u b le so m e in lo g a n b e rry p la n tin g s . (arm ln B ,a n d . R u n n ln g w a te r m oa,
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 .
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 trlb u -
▼ . b a k e d th e b irth d a y c a k e.
s p e a k e rs D r. V an N uys a n d D r. M il­ a th o ro u g h s p ra y of b o rd ea u x m ix of y e a r a t $125.00 a c re .
tio n s w ill be in cash .
io
L ovely re fre s h m e n ts w ere served lik e n . B oth b ro u g h t a c h a lle n g e for tu r e m ay a ffo rd a c e rta in d e g re e of
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io by th o se w ho p la n n e d th e hap p y C h ristia n se rv ic e a n d e n tir e d e d ic a ­ p ro te c tio n a g a in s t w in te r in fe c tio n s s tr e E e n t. q u ire of G. S. B u tle r, 41 G ra n ts
H . P. B a rss,
p la n t
............... ............................................ a f f a ir a n d a ll p re s e n t fe lt t h a t th e tio n of th e y o u n g lives to C h ristia n a c co rd in g to
30 S at. Mon. T ues.
e v e n in g w as one to lin g e r long in living.
p a th o lo g is t of th e O regon
e x p e ri­
th e ir m em o ries.
D r. M illiken m e t t h e y o u n g people m e n t s ta tio n . T h e c a n e s sh o u ld be
OCTOBER 18
A F E W R E A L B A R G A IN S
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sp ra y e d fro m tip to base.
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4 room h o u se , w ith
good
THE WHOLE HEART:—Blessed are they that keep his
T h e p le a s a n t ho m e of M rs. L. J . e v e n in g a n d d e liv e re d a w o n d e rfu l
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testimonies, and that seek him with the whole heart—Psalms H e e r, on H ig h s tr e e t w as th e scene
m essag e. D r. V an N uys o ccupied th e
6 Room H o u se, p ric e
$1000.00.
O ne of th e m o st
in d isp e n sa b le
119:2.
of a c h a rm in g th re e c o u rse d in n e r p u lp it S u n d ay m o rn in g , a n d in th e g o v e rn m e n t b u lle tin s
Good
6
room
h
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se
—
good
b a th ,
a d v ise s
us
w ith t h e g u e s t _of h o n o r M rs. Levi a fte rn o o n m e t S u n d a y school w o rk ­ a g a in s t e a sin g w h a le m e a t, a n d now a n d to ile t, g a ra g e , ch icken h o u se,
S te p h e n s w ho lea v e s th e
f ir s t of e rs in c o n fe re n c e a t th e P re s b y te ria n we a re w a itin g fo r a n o th e r b u lle tin a ll k in d s of f r u it. P ric e $24 0 0 .0 0 .
ONLY A DELUSION
N
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th
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lls.
c h u rc h .
A ll th e s e h o u se s b o u g h t on easy
The Portland Journal had a fit Tuesday over the fact
to te ll us w h a t to e a t a s a s u b s ti­
T
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w
as
a
c
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s
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r
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te
rm
s.
tu te .— L a S alle P o s t.
that Mr. Tooze has the inspiration to suggest the return of the
p rise , t h e c o m p lim e n te d g u e s t being P. T. A. M eets—
A lso fin e 10 a c re s j u s t o u tsid e
convention form of political control in Oregon. It hasn’t been b ro u g h t u n su s p e c tin g ly to M rs.
c
ity
lim its w ith good 7 room h o u se,
T h e P. T. C ircle of J u n io r H igh
D on’t h e lp you son g e t h is a r i t h ­
heard of on the southern border of the state yet. Of course H e e r’s hom e b e fo re d isc o v e rin g w h a t had a la rg e a tte n d a n c e a n d a v e ry
b
a
rn
,
c h ic k e n h o u se . A b o u t 5 a c re s
m etic p ro b lem . I t is n ’t r ig h t. A b o u t
we’re a long ways from the center of political activity, but we h ad been p la n n e d .
in te re s tin g m e e tin g a t J u n io r H ig h h a lf t h e tim e it i s n 't.— E d w a rd sv ille in a lfa lfa . P ric e $7200.00.
haven’t heard the voters on the streets, or heard of the aid T he in v ite d g u e s ts w e re M iss E lsie b u ild in g on T u e sd a y a fte rn o o n .
.If you w a n t a b a rg a in see m e. W .
In te llig e n c e r.
C
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son,
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rs.
M
arie
Sugg,
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. R o b iso n , A sh la n d H o te l
B ldg.
societies, or the bridge clubs, or the Spit and Argy circles dis­
T h e m o st im p o r ta n t m a tte r u n d e r
D in n e r f o r M rs. S te p h e n s.
O ffice n e x t to b a rb e r shop.
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d isc u ssio n w as th e co m in g
s ta te
cussing same. No good politician has an inspiration until the
M rs. S h a m p , M r. a n d M rs. W . M. c o n v e n tio n to be h eld n e x t w’eek in
voters begin to talk about something. Prior to that time every­ W rig h t, M rs. B ro w n , M rs. Low e,
M edford a n d A sh la n d .
T he a fte r­
W A N TED
thing is a delusion, a hallucination in fact. The Journal sliould- M rs. T a y lo r, M iss P e a rle C row son, noon
of T h u rs d a y , a n d th e ev e n in g
n t get excited because Mr. Tooze’s articulation is woozey when Miss S te lla H ays. M rs. M cC urry and session w ill be in A sh la n d . A sh lan d
W A N TED — H om e fo r w in te r fo r
he talks that way.
M iss D o re th y L am so n w ho s h a re d will a lso se rv e d in n e r fo r th e tw o
good w o rk -h o rse and o u tfit. O r will
sell c h e a p : h o rse , lig h t w agon, heavy
w ith th e h o n o r g u e s t a n d th e h o s t­ h u n d re d a n d fo rty d e le g a te s expet-
w agon h a rn e s s sa d d le .
A lso side
ess a n d M iss T h e lm a H e e r a n d M r. ed.
LOGANBERRY PIE
h ill plow .
L eav in g T h u rs d a y IS tli.
L eslie H e e r th e e n jo y m e n t of th e
C o m m itte e s w e re a p p o in te d fro m
VTc found it fresh in Oregon. Not long since we came from occasion.
E
liz
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th
M
iller.
Box. 564
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th is c irc le to a s s is t in a rr a n g e m e n ts
P H Y SIC IA N S
DR. M A T T IE B. S H A W — R esi­
d ence a n d office, 108 P io n e e r
a v e n u e. T e lep h o n e 28. Office
h o u rs. 10 to 12 a. m .; 2 to 5
p. m. only.
DR. E R N E S T A. W OODS— P r a c ­
tice lim ite d to eye, e a r, nose and
th r o a t— X -ray in c lu d in g te e th .
Office h o u rs, 10 to 12 a n d 2 to
’ 5. S w ed e n b u rg B ldg, A sh lan d .
O re.
DR
G. C. P i l E T l E P L A C E
D E N TISTR Y
A bove C itizen s B ank
O ffice P h o n e 151
R e s. P h o n e 201,1
D R E . It. A N G E L L , C h iro p ra c tic
and E le ctro -7 h e ra p y . O ffice ph o n e
48; re sid e n c e 142. F ir s t N a tio n a l
B ank b u ild in g .
DR. H A W L E Y — A bove
office. P h o n e 91.
T id in g s
DR. E R N E S T W . SM IT H — C h iro ­
p ra c to r, n e a r Postoffice. H o u rs
9-12 a n d 2-5.
P h o n e 114.
PLU M B IN G
J E R R Y O’N E A L — P lu m h in s
E a s t M ain. P h o n e 138.
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M ONUM ENTS
M ONUM ENT— M A R K ER S
L o w est P ric e s
A SHLA ND G R A N IT E CO.
3rd a n d E a s t M ain St.
223-6m o
A SH LA N D G R A N IT E
M ONUM ENTS
O reg o n G ra n ite Co.
P E N N IST O N , S alesm an .
Res. 4 70 Laurel
P h o n e 444Y
T R A N S F E R AND E X P R E S S
F O R p ro m p t a n d c a re fu l se rv ic e,
a u to tr u c k s ,o r h o rse d ra y s , cal
W h ittle T ra n s fe r Co.
Phone
117. Office, 89 O ak s tr e e t, n e a r
H o te l A sh la n d .
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T. L . P O W E L L — G e n e ral T ra n s ­
fe r— Good te a m
a n d m o to r
tru c k s . Good se rv ic e a t a re a
so n a b le p rice. P h o n e 83.
TR Y FE H 1G K FO R HA ULIN G
an 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 41C-R.
200-1 mo
PL A N IN G M ILL
JO R D A N ’S SASH AND C A B IN E T
W ORKS, C or. H e ilm a n and
V an N ess.
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GOOD
Kansas. No fresh loganberry pie back there. No sir. Lots of
other kinds of good pie there, but no loganberry. Kansas grows ’ m ™. c a r t e r E n te r ta in s L a d ie s A i d -
nice, big, tat blackberries, and some raspberries, some sum­ M rs. H. B. C a r te r w as h o ste ss fo r
mers; when the rain is just right and the beat doesn’t evapor­ th e C o n g re g a tio n a l L a d ies Aid Soc­
ate. They never were a real pie fruit. The blackberries are( ie ty w hich m e t lart. w eek a t h e r
too watery and the raspberries bog down. They lack the zip plea9ant home °n M o u n tain A venue,
and snap. Fine for jams, tbo. They raise some fairly good;With the work in hand which was
apples there, but apple pie is a common product
se w in g a n d q u iltin g th e r e w as th e
But, they don’t have fresh loganberries for pie. To onr
t°° , whi“' bu8)'
way of thinking, one of the finest advertisements which could v isit a n d in p la n n in g fo r th e w ork
be prepared would be to have it telling of loganberries, for pie.'of th e society,
appealing to the pie-eaters, the devotees to pie, the faithful to! This was an a11 day meeting, and
pie for desert. It would sway the imaginations of millions of a covered dish lu n c h e o n s w as a p a r-
men and be an incentive to come to Oregon, because most men ticular,y plea8ing f e a tu re of th e oc-
like good pie. And, loganberries make good pie. Loganberries
0 covered dlsh luncheon is
between pie crust, which is flaky, tender and firm, is the queen
iruit or piedom. Loganberry pie of such calibre is not sur- can n o t be s p a re d to p re p a re th e
passed in any particular as a soother to the hunger for sweets, ' e la b o ra te d in n e r, o r lu n ch e o n and
lor velvety sensation to the tongue, or deliciousness of flavor. 11 lik e w ise s h a re s th e h o s p ita lity
It has color that is radiantly carmen, and a firmness that is w ith a n u m b e r of o th e rs .
M rs. W . J . O ldfield a ssiste d
th e
luscious. The Creator put loganberries on earth for pies es­ h o ste
ss M rs. C a rte r in serv in g .
pecially. They have a pep and twang that is tantalizing. They
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are the nectar of the wile’s pie-making artistry and the am-
C ivic C lu b T u e sd a y —
1 rosina of the hungry man’s sustenance.
The loss of $1,300,000 to the United States government is A n o th e r of th e sp le n d id p ro g ra m s
l e incentive driving Grover Bergdoll back to America to |that oecur every two weeks at the
lerve a prison sentence for being a slacker rather than ’a ny!
ay'"", Z ' X ’ ”
love tor homeland. It would clear the family name, however, T h e b u sin e ss sessio n w as m ad e a s
and that amounts to something, but it would not restore his b rie f a s p o ssib lie t h a t m o re tim e be
respect as a citizen of this country.
allow ed fo r th e tr e a t in s to re .
fo r th e New E n g la n d d in n e r to be
served th e d e le g a te s.
D e le g ate s w e re n a m e d fo r th e co n ­
v e n tio n :
M rs.
A. N. H u m p h re y ,
w ith M rs. A. E . W oods a s a lte r n a te ,
M rs. K. P. N im s, iw th M rs. M yers
i s a lte r n a te ,
M rs. I. C. B a te m a n
w ith M rs. W a llin , a lte r n a te .
T h e p ro g ra m w as of esp ecial in ­
te r e s t a n d
m uch
a p p re c ia te d by
th o se p riv ile g e d to h e a r it.
M iss B e rn a H a ig h t’s p ian o solos
w ere p a rtic u la rly fin e a n d re n d e re d
in h e r p le a sin g m a n n e r.
M rs. H e n ry of J u n io r H ig h , sa n g
m ost d e lig h tfu lly a n d k in d ly
res­
ponded to e n c o re .
T he re a d in g by M rs. Max G e B au e r
of P re s id e n t R o o se v e lt’s a d d re s s to
“ T he F ir s t In te r n a tio n a l C o n g ress
of M o th e rs’ w as w ell receiv ed and
of p a r tic u la r in terest, a t th is tim e .
D u rin g th e so c ia l h o u r r e f r e s h ­
m e n ts w e re serv ed by th e h o ste sse s
Mrs. K. P. N im s, w ith M rs. M yers
and
M iss
W e th e rfo rd ,
D om estic
Science te a c h e r a t J u n io r High..
H a w th o rn e
C ircle ‘ m e e ts
next
T u e sd a y a t th a t b u ild in g a n d w ill
also be a m e e tin g of c o n sid e ra b le
im p o rta n c e .
* * *
P. T. A. a t B ellv iew —
T h e P. T. A. of B ellview w ill m eet
on F rid a y e v e n in g of th is w eek w ith
an e x c elle n t p ro g ra m in p re p a ra tio n
T h e p rin c ip a l a d d re s s of th e e v e n ­
ing w ill be given by M iss B la n c h e
H icks on B e tte r F ilm s, a
s u b je c t
th a t w ill in te r e s t e v e ry parent,.
T h e social f e a tu r e is nc»t la c k in g
a n d ev e ry one w ho a tte n d s th e s e
m e e tin g s a lw a y s h a s a m ig h ty good
tim e a s w ell as h e a rin g a p ro g ra m ■
th a t is a lw a y s w o rth w h ile.
E v e ry m em b e r is u rg e d to be p re s ­
e n t a n d a ll in te r e s te d a re v e ry w e l­
com e.
O th e r th a n th e a d d re s s in w hich
th
e
in te r e s t of th e a u d ie n c e c e n te r ­
The difference between exercise and work is that exercise
ed, th e C lub w as d e lig h te d in lis te n ­
costs something—Illinois State Journal.
in g to tw o b e a u tifu l p ian o solos ex­
q u isite ly re n d e re d by a frie n d
of
At any rate, the old-fashioned square dance didn’t cause M rs. L. M. W rig h t, M rs. W . C.
H olm es
of G re a t F a lls , M o n tan a,
so much talk about the eternal triangle.—Baltimore Sun.
w ho is a g u e st in h e r hom e.
Once upon a time there was a pipe organ player in a mo­ G eorge F . B a rro n , w hose p la y ­
m a rk a b le
fav o re d
tion picture theatre who finished a piece he started.—Worcester in th g o se is th r a e th r e e r w re
ith tw o
sa x a p h o n e
Telegram.
solos w k h M rs. R o b e rtso n
a t th e
p ian o .
Another explanation is that the people’s representatives T h e s p e a k e r of th e a fte rn o o n w as
have no definite instructions, while the lobbyists have—Duluth M rs. G eorge W . M cM ath th e only
w om an m em b e r o f th e B o ard of Vo­
A fte r fa llin g fo u r flo o rs in to h is
Herald.
c a tio n a l E d u c a tio n .
back y a rd th e o th e r d a y in A la b a ­
H e r s u b je c t w as “ V o catio n al E d ­ m a m an w as u n in ju r e d . I n v e s tig a ­
Perhaps the candidate who is willing to spend all the sal­ u c a tio n a n d G u id a n c e ” a n d sh e m o st tio n by s p e c ia lis ts re v e a le d t h a t h e
ary to be elected to office does want to serve the dear people. c e rta in ly k n e w h e r s u b je c t a n d w as w e a rin g a lig h t fa ll s u it.— A n­
—Springfield News m ad e t t v e ry c le a r to th o se g a th e re d onym ous.
to lis te n to th is im p o rta n t th e m e .
Gasoline at 10 cents a gallon can hardly spell prosperity M rs. M cM ath in sp e c ted th e P r a c ­ A m an w ho h a s d iv o rc e d a n d re-
for the oil man, but it ought to make the tire industry boom. tic e H o u se h e re a n d could n o t sp e ak m a rie d th e sa m e w om an k n o w s w h a t
too h ig h ly in k s p ra is e a n d th e w o rk sh e m ea n s w h en sh e sig n s h is le t­
—Detroit Free Press b e in g a c co m p lish e d . O ne r e m a rk te r s “ Y o u rs re s p e c tiv e ly .” — C leve­
m ad e in sp e a k in g of th e fa c t t h a t we lan d B a n n e r.
A physician says that overeating kills more people than h a v e j u s t an o rd in a ry re sid e n c e
liquor. But not eating is more often fatal than not boozing. r a t h e r th a n a n “ up to th e m in u te ” SERIOUS BLADDER TROUBLE
—Arkansas Gazette. b u ild in g w as. t h a t in view t h a t m an y
go in to j u s t th e o rd in a ry
h o m es
C ould n o t s ta n d n o r s it a n d w as
fo
rced
to c ry o u t fro m in te n s e p a in ,”
r a t h e r th a n th e m o st s tr ic tly m o d ­
It is only a question of time anyway, and a certain feeling e rn ones, a n d p la n n in g in th is h o u se, w rite s H e n ry W illia m s, T a rk io , M on­
ta n a .
“ T h e d o c to rs s a id I h a d in-
of quiet and carefree contentment attaches to owning an auto­ fitte d th e m to p lan in o th e rs sim i­ fla
m a tio n of th e b la d d e r a n d an o p e r­
mobile with all four fenders already thoroughly bunged up.— la r.
a tio n w as n e c e ssa ry .
T rie d F o le y
K
id
n
ey
P
ills
a
n
d
im
p
ro
v
e d a t once.
T h e a d d re s s w as r e m a rk a b le in
Ohio State Journal.
T ell a ll m y frie n d s a b o u t F o le y K id ­
its c la r ity of th o u g h t a n d c h a rm in g ney P ills as i t w ill sa v e m an y fro m
o f d e liv e ry .
s u ffe rin g a n d p e rh a p s a s in m y case,
We are becoming saner every year, and greatness no m a T n h n e e r _________
__ e ___________
h o ste sse s __
fo r th
a fte rn o o n a d a n g e ro u s o p e ra tio n .” B la d d e r a n d
t
r
? t
longer consists in a signature nobody can read.—Hartford w e re M rs. L o u is D odge, M rs. G ordon ’ k i*nnte
,
m
e
n
t
F
o
le
y
K
id
n
e
y
P
ills
giv
e
q
u
ick
» Times. ------ ----------
.
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.
. .f c . it .-A
. M cC racken a n d M rs. A. D. J ills o n . re lie f. Sold E v e ry w h e re .
CIGARETTES
C
W a n te d : E x p e rie n c ed w om an
to
do p re ss fee d in g an d o th e r w ork in
th e T id in g s office. See M r. G reer.
W A N T E D — ip p le
p ick e rs.
Call
S u n c re s t O rc h a rd s 4 % m iles n o rth
of A sh la n d .
32-tfi
G E N U IN E
“BULL”
W A N TED — Loy t c le a rn p r in tin g
tra d e . C all a t T id in g s ofice.
1 4 tf
DURHAM
TO BACCO
ANY G IR L
IN
B L E — May
com?nunicat<; w ith E. ign Lee of
th e S a lv a tio n A rm y a t th e W h ite
S hield h om e, 565 M ..yf,.;r A’--;.,
P o r tla n d , O regon.
lo -ly r ;
Prices of all (4tMJ
Commoditias
F ix I ’p Shop
W e r e p a ir f u r n itu r e a n d anythin,",
t h a t n eed s fix in g . N o rth M ain next
to H om es G ro cery S to re .
■<
h
91419)51916 1917
Prices o f
_
Goodyear ~i
13Í9 1920 1921 1922 1923
PIA N O TUNING
PIA N O TU N IN G — $3.50. T ra d e a t
I hom e an d h av e y o u r p ian o tu n e d by
C arl H. L o v elan d . S tu d io
135 E.
M ain St. P h o n e s 134 a n d 465.
OR m a n y years
n o w , G oodyear
T ir e p r ic e s h a v e
been kept c o n sist­
en tly lower th a n th e
average price level
for all co m m o d ities,
as you see from th e
above ch art. At th e
sam e tim e , G ood­
year q u a lity h a s
been c o n s is te n tly
b e tter ed . T od ay,
Goodyear Tire prices
are lower than in 1914,
and Goodyear quality
is th e h ig h est ever.
T h is is a good tim e
to buy G oodyears.
F
TY P E W R IT E R R E P A 1 It J NG
T y p e w rite rs — All m ak e s, g u a r a n ­
teed . L o w est P rices. E x p e rt R e p a ir­
ing. C all o r w rite L. D. M in k le r 404
i L ib e rty B u ild in g ,
M edford.
T ele-
1 p h o n e 162.
2 0 -lm o .
F o r a sm o o th sh a v e, a n d
I q u ick se rv ic e, go to th e
I Shell B a rb e r Shop, ac ro ss
from D epot. G rin d in g of
all k in d s. C h ild re n ’s w ork
a sp e cia lty .
A s G o o d y ea r S en d ee S ta tio n
D e a le r» w e s e l l a n d r e c o m ­
m e n d th e n e w G o o d y e a r
Ct^rds w i t h t h e b e v e le d A l l-
W e a th e r T r e a d a n d b a c k
th e m u p w ith s ta n d a r d
G o o d y e a r S e r v ic e
‘ W e s te rn
M ade
fo r W e s te rn
o f w h ea t
and barley
scientifically
baked 2 0
hours —
i..
«’.! . ’A.«, .<• ' •" ■*. 1 ‘
S u p p lying'
V itam in -B
and mineral
elem ents.
H ow can
Grape:Nuts
be other than
a wonderfully
appetizing,
h ea lth fu l
fo o d ?
“3heres a Reason"
W . A. S H E L L , P ro p , f
532 A. St. A sh la n d , O re.
Harrison Bros. Ford Garage
Ashland Vulcanizing Works
W E A T H E R C H A N G ES CA U SE SICK -
E x tre in e c h a n g e s o f w e a th e r d u r ­
ing F a ll c a u se m an y colds and
coughs.
F o r q u ick
re lie f from
th ro a t, c h e st a n d b ro n ic a l tro u b le ,
coughs, co ld s a n d c ro u p use F o le y ’s
H oney a n d T a r. C o n ta in s no o p ia te s
•— in g re d ie n ts p rin te d on th e w ra p p e r
L a rg e s t se llin g cough m ed icin e in th e
w o rld . “ F o le y 's H oney a n d T a r is th e
m ost p le a s a n t a n d e ffic ie n t rem ed y
Tor c o u g h s a n d colds th a t I e v e r s a w ,”
w rite s W m . J o n e s, El D ara, Illin o is.
Sold E v e ry w h e re .
T ra d e ”
’sc;
cM ade only
it»?
NERVOUS H ACKIN G
C an n o t be co red by a glass o f
w ater, b u t w ill disappear u n d e r
th e healin g an d soothing effect of
C H A M B E R L A IN ’S
COUGH REM EDY
SPECIAL
HAND PAINTED
E v e r y u s e r is a f r ie n d
Fine Line Of
NEW HEATERS
We take used heaters in
exchange for new ones.
’
Cups and Saucers
Each
Only
“ S E E IN G IS B E L IE V IN G ”
— S E E OUR W IN D O W —
PROVOST BROS
Y O U 'L L H A V E TO H U RR Y
Refrigerators
VARIETY STORE
89 N. Main
T h e T id in g s office
k in d s of p rin tin g .
fo r
a ll
C lassified a d s b rin g re s u lts .
4- ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • > ♦ » 4
« ♦ «-
♦
♦
Veru wise indeed!
.W isdom is b u t a collectio n of ex
p erien ce. T he , is« si benefii byi
■’ilu- t■ sjlei’it‘¡ii i ■ m o t i l e r s ;i:; W ttl
••as by th e ir ow n.
“ Any m an in su re s a f te r an acci-j
“ d en i, a lire , a sudd.-n «L-t-.l iih iion*
«.of his p ro p e rty .
< >
<.
“ A v e ry w ise m an w ould d is c u s s t
«•insurance to d a y . W e can advise^
o.vou— g lad ly .
A w ise m an
e v e n tu a lity .
in s u re s
b e fo re an
Billings Agency
,
R eal E s ta te a n d R eal I n s u r ­
an ce. (E s ta b . 1 883)
P h o n e 211
41 E a s t M ain
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