P á ' ü S
fo tti
A S itU x ti b À i t r TiiiiÄ ö a
,y, November 18, IW ?
Birth
Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. P u t
nam, November 12, 1923 at 558
Holly street, a 9 lb. daughter. Dr.
Shaw reports the birth.
¡NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
that you were the sanie &g a m other J $1.00, 2nd— 50c.
OF THE ASHLAND TIDINGS to him while he stayed at your
Cabbage, 2 heads:
1st— $1.00,
K
8 place.”
2nd—
50c.
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On and after December 1, 8
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“ Yes, I fed your boy,” said Mrs.
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A D ally C hronicle o t th ose w h o com e and go, and even ts of
Potatoes 1 peck each named va-
1923, all display advertising 8 Skeen. “ I gave him shelter, and riety: 1st— $1.00, 2nd— 50c.
local Interest.
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I « will be charged at the flat ♦♦
Frenchy, too. I befriended them — : Onions any variety, 1 peck: 1st
Pulpit to. be F ille d —
rate of 30c the inch, unless 8
Rev. Nelson of Medford will oc
there is an annual contract » !
\ ¡sited th e Stock Show —
r
Mr. H ard.j
Squash 2 specimens: 1st— $1.00,
M asonic Calendar
cupy the pulpit of the F irst P res
« for regular service.
8 » and glad to meet you. You have I 2nd— 50c.
Mr. and Mrs. George H aight of
T his W eek
byterian church Sunday. No perm an
::
This is not an increase in 8 j shown th a t you are a man by pre
Little Shasta are guests at the home
Tomatoes,
6 specimens:
lst-
ent pastor has been selected, it is
!
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rates
but will result in ad- 8 senting yourself to me. If your son
Tuesday
evening—
Executive of Mr. H aight’s father, Chas. Haight stated
has grown steadily since last week.
$1.00, 2nd— 50c.
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Mrs. A. B. Wick, chairm an, wishes ! » vantage both to the advertis- ♦ 8 ♦ was blameless and was led to ac
Committee m eeting, to arrange for on East Main street. Mr. and Mrs.
Biggest pumpkin and squash—
er and the Tidings. Under ♦♦ company Erno through fear, then special
Haight
are
returning
from
the
Stock
prize
to announce th a t anyone who has not
Shrine ceremonial early in January,
Frank
Moore
Improves—
« the annual contract, rates « I hope he will escape punishment,
Show
and
Portland.
A
car
load
of
¡already
subscribed
and
wishes
to
do
Masonic Hall.
H orticultural
Frank Moore, who was throw n
registered Shorthorn stock is being
« will be as follows:
8 but I can’t understand how either
¡so,
may
leave
th
eir
money
at
th
e
’
W ednesday E vening— F ather and i
Apples any variety: 1st— $2.00,
One time a week. ......27 %c 8 Erno or your boy can claim inno- 2nd—
shipped to Montague from the show from his horse last week, is improv State Bank of Ashland or at the Ash
$1.00, 3rd__50c.
Son meeting at Masonic Hall. All j
♦♦
ing
at
the
home
of
his
parents.
♦♦ Twice a week ...............25 c 8 cence— when my baby is dead, shot
in Portland as Mr. Haight is the own
Masons and their sons invited.
Pears any variety:
1st— $2.00,
« Three tim es a week....20 c 8 in the back of his head
er of the herd of thorough-bred stock While he is able to leave his bed, been taken from the two banks.
Thursday— Stated convocation of
while
he
2nd—
$1.00,
3rd—
50c.
he
spends
most
of
his
tim
e
quietly
»
at his home in L ittle Shasta.
This move is necessitated 8 slept.”
Talent Needs Help
Siskiyou C hapter R. A. M.
Sw eepstakes
on a couch, regaining some of his
«
by
the lately added cost of 8
Anyone who has a car and is w ill
D iscuss Tragedy
Friday— Special communication,
Largest
and
best display apples.
lost
vigor.
Have a fit at Orres. Tailors for
ing to volunteer to solict Talent, « production and will apply 8
Members of the Skeen family and i pears, peaches, grapes, nuts from
Ashland Lodge No. 28, work in
men and women. Upstairs.
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should respond early to Mrs. Wick. :: alike to all advertisers.
second degree.
U. S. Will Not Protest
K
ASHLAND
TIDINGS.
8
No one has been designated to cover
Light refreshm ents after the D ennison Day—
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. — The th a t territo ry and the visiting city :: :: 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 ::
meeting.
the g rie f-1
T o° LATE TO CLASSIFY
At a special meeting last night at United States will not protest indi ¡has asked th a t someone from A sh
the home of Mrs. M. H. Ellis, the vidually or join an allied protest la n d come to solict th eir residents. GIVE BOOST TO W INTER FAIR
FO R *R E N T — Splendid two room
Convention a T rust—
officers of the W ednesday Club and against the retu rn of the form er
furnished
apartm ent with kitchen
More D istrict to H ear From
Hard says that his boy lived at
Delegates to the Missionary Con-'
ette
and
bath.
Adults only. 357
the hostesses for the club meeting German kaiser or members of his , Several districts have not been
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1 home and was a model son until
ference held last week in Portlanl
family
to
Germany,
it
was
officially
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were given a special session on the
i heard from. Valley View and Bell-
the H ards became estranged, th V ista St. Phone 122.
returned to Ashland and Rev. B. C .'
preparation for tom orrow ’s affair. announced a t-th e W hite House.
view are expected
to
turn
in
more
,nade
in
each
and
every
departm
ent
boy
going
wjth
his
m
o(hrr
whpn
th
r
...
k < h h k wiiii nis m o th e r w
Miller gave interesting echos from
FOR SALE— Lot 41 Mlekle &
The daintiest of place cards and
than th eir last years quota w tihin the and with Proper co-operation from j fam ily home Wfls brokpn
convention lights in his sermon
Payne
Addition for 50.00. Box 21.
favors in loveliest guise grew under S ales R eported—
week. The drive in b o ,h o ,,.ly in g
i„ Benoml. ,„e coming m ir, Vo„„.. Har„
(
Sunday morning. Numerous side
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t
r
i
e
s
lifts
m
et
w
ith
enthusiasm
and
«
1
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together
a
class
of
ex-
h
|
s
-Ial,n
1|)a,
Erno
kl|]()(t
g
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skillful m anipulation, and on W ed
J. C. Mason, of Talent reports the
ju a n ts from the convention furnish-!
nesday these beautiful things will be sale of four properties during Octo ¡people have responded readily, ae- hll'«» lhat will reflect unusual cred- a nd then told him he would b a y i l o l l SALE— Two 5 room cot
ed dull hours with som ething to
¡it
on display for any one to see and ber, aggregating close to ten thou cording to those in charge.
I“ on this district.
¡to drive the ear In the flight from tage, central location, reasonable
remember. Portland and .many of its
learn to make.
High
Goal
Set
A rranging Program
(bp 8cene.
price and term s. Lock box No. 53,
sand dollars, the four acre place of
unseen haunts were explored by v ar
j The goal of one thousand has been
H. K. Tomlinson, chairm an of the
Blames Frno
phone 166.
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Wm. Stump was sold to H. B.Nye,
ious members of the party.
The Ladies Aid of the Congrega 30 acres belonging to E. E. Foss ¡set as the zenith for this years drive, program committee announced that
««j tob] Erno I did not want
¡To date, $652.75 have been turned a program of exceptional m erit and do that, th a t I w an ted to stav to • FOR SALE— Call on me for real
tional
church
will
have
a
display
of
was sold to Mr. Bryan, a house and
Large loaf— quality
hrend 10c.
af bargains in houses and farms. Some
rugs and quilts Thursday evening lot belonging to H. B. Nye was sold in as the lump quota. Membership I powers of entertainm ent is well un- the Skeen h o m e ” said Hard
Bon Ton.
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“
1 good houses reasonable. J. C. Mason
at the church parlors.
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be Realty Co., Talent.
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in Talent belonging to T. J. Bell 'and more than half a thousand mem- n ature of the program is not to be blamed with Erno for the m urder
Recent Visitors—
R eturns form San F r a n c i s c o -
bers are hoped for a t the end of divulged until a later date. Mr. To,,,-; ■■ .y „ „ ,„ lh ,,r (lrive ,ha,
’
P o ,t R E X T - Clean. conifJrTabl.
was sold to E. E. Roberts.
Charles Messick and John Delmer
the
drive
Saturday
night.
All
dona-
Imson
Indicated.
however.
•
that
take
,
be
same
dose
Skeen
got.'
Erno
'
well Ineated house keeping
of Macdoel are among late a rriv a ls .1 Mrs. Geo. J. Jarvis returned Mon
tions
are
allowed
to
rem
ain
in
Ash-
som
ething
good
is
in
s
to
re
fo
r
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l
l
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gOOa .,
Store_ for a11 sa,d <° me- a »d he motioned a 45- «-ooms. Call
mornings.
316 Harga-
Brown and Strom the roof men, have day from a trip to San Francisco
land
for
local
Red
Cross
work.
D elta Tau D elta Man H ere—
those who visit the W inter Fair.
¡caliber pistol at me in a menacing dine.
return from near Klamath Falls, where she visited her huband, Dr.
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In te re st Has Grown
Ralph Ray, brother of Miss Grace
Space prevents
complete
anner.
con-'
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iiiiu
in c r u On
n a all
il of
ol the
th e I trip
r i n h he
e /»n,i
where they have been doing roof G. J. Jarvis. Mrs. Jarvis states th at
esP»te the fact th a t the drive in port from the heads of the various tinually reminded me that he had
LoST—New brown kid gauntlet
the doctor has many duties in the Hawkyard, teacher in the Ashland
work. Jam es Smith and family of
high school, was the guest of his jliland got away with a bad start, committees, but with assistance the gun and would
r a / - , R,ove’ Finder Phone Mrs. Carl Love-
city
but
finds
time
to
enjoy
the
ou
t
St. Anthony, Idaho are out-of-town
sister a short time du rin g the la tte r ¡doaadons have swelled the funds and from II,cm the Tidings will cover. In ' carry on’ Id, w fe '
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visitors. Ed. E. Shyler and wife of doors and beneficial recreation. He
given
the com
m itte’s
heart.
Few as solic-
separate
articles
d t urine-
ti.n
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t .
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does not plan to retu rn to Ashland, p art of last week. Mr. Ray is nation ’«
o
r
,
were
sen.
on,
In
Ash,and
th
e
w
eek“
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¡
.
T
v
i
r
o
n
T
t
,
«
,
ties
e
”
T
T
P°
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TBADF'
Tacoma aer among recent arrivals.
Will trade good
al field secretary of Delta Tau Delta,
Mrs. Jarv is says.
E. C. Raping of Junction City is an
bulk
of
members
were
reached
t
h
r
u
,
each
'
'
rnn
ia<
*
ngaged
a
Los
Ange-
milk
cow,
fresh
_
in
about three
national fraternity, and travels to
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,es
attorney
to
defend
him
and
that
months
and
in
good
condition,
for
out-of-town guest at the Hotel Ash
It costs nothing to get my insur many colleges th a t has a chapter of the booths and the few captains
land.
are to be complimented on the man-
' " o u h l b, claimed that he was in- SO to 100 pound shoats. Phone L.
ance rates. Yeo, of course.
21-t his fratern ity . The U niversity of iner in which they have cooperated b R e e n S l a y e r s A r e G u a r d e d lurod ia the head when a child, and W. Fahl, 9 F 1I, Ashland.
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Oregon has the only Delta Tau
Maple squares— 30c. Bon Ton.
if
m’nd h8d been affftcted a s !
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Delta in Oregon and several Ashland * ¡with Mrs. A. B. Wick, chairm an.
To C alifornia—
FOR SALE— Seven room modern
1
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¡a consequence
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Mrs. Florence Studebaker, who boys are members.
house in first class condition. Near
R eturn to H onolu lu—
FO REST DEPAR TM EN T WILL
, A pathetic scene was enacted late ‘
has been visiting at the home of Mr.
Junior high school. Most scenic lo
Mrs. Edwin C. P ettit departed yes
AID MOUNT HOOD LOOP: Saturday when George H ard, Ver- Prem ium List for A gricultural
and Mrs. L. Miksch of Bellview’, and
cation
in town. Cash acceptable, or
terday for San Francisco where she
and () r <• li a r <1 Products
An Ancient Art.
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j non policeman, father of W illiam
a num ber of other friends left for
substantial
payment down, balance
will take a boat for Honolulu, T. II.
The implements and methods of fish
WASHINGTON, Nov. -13.—A fter) Hard, sought out Mrs. Skeen, m other
Los Angeles last week. Mrs. Stude
by the month. See Mrs. Lane at Tid
Mrs. P ettit and son, Leonard C.
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baker was for a num ber of years a ing have hardly changed since the a conference with Col. Greeley, chief of the slain man, introduced himself!
ings
after three o’clock.
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earliest times. In the days of Pharaoh,
P ettit returned early this week from
|- Corn "dent7 yellow b e s t t e n e a r s -
resident of Ashland and has many the fishermen on the Nile used nets forester, Senator McNary, of Oregon, ¡and expressed his deep sympathy.
Seattle after placing their motor on i
A ppreciates H ospitality
1st— $100 2nd— 50c
FOR SALE— Four room cottage,
friends here, who are glad of the fastened on the end of long Y-shaped announced th a t the Forestry Service!
a boat for the islands.
opportunity to see her.
poles—not unlike the modem landing had agreed to construct the exten-j <<i am the fath er of the hoy who! C o m m e n t white, best ten ears: closets and garage— nice location.
Lot 50 by 125. Cash acceptable, or
net. Paintings on Egyptian tombs sion to Mt. Hood loop road to ( loud staved at your place and who you 1st— $1.00, 2nd 50c
Fresh fru it cake s^nd mince meat ;
show fishermen at work using drag Cap Inn next year. The cost is appro- have every reason to believe was im -1 Corn pop best ten ears- 1st— $1 payment down and balance by the
tioned a t $90,000 and will be appro- plicated in the slaying of your- son,” ‘ 2nd— 50c
-- •
$ . month. See Mrs. Lane at Tidings
ingredients— brown. Isugar, citron,
E at a fresh tam ale at Rose Bros. nets, hooks and lines and also bronze
spices, orange peel, lemon peel, wal
harpoons. The Old Testament speaks n rla le<! i™ “ 1“ “ ^ ° f v T F o r e s t the senior Hard said.
“ I am
Grain, one peck -each v a rie ty after three o’clock.
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nuts and so forth. Detricks. We de
priated frmo funds o fthe fo r e s t alm ost as broken-hearted as I konw 1st— $1.00, 2nd__ 50c.
ermen are the product of medieval
W ashing Etc.
liver.
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3
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! you are- 1 w ant to thank
for,
Vccetables
Eli R ou te to K lam ath F a lls—
times. They were rough, primitive
W ANTED— W ashing. Blankets a
O regon C ity F irs t B a p tis t clinch sh e lte v in g a n d fee d in g m y boy. H e
C elerv : 1st— $1 00 2nd— 50c
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Evans of and superstitious. They fished In ad
specialty, 25 to SOcts. 165 B. St.
R eturn from Canada—
to
erect
large
new
etraetnre.
,,as
8poken
l0
me
of
says,
r
a
,„H
,
Klam ath Falls were guests at the vance of traders, “skirmished ahead
Mr. and Mrs. Will R. Davis have
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home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Allison of the church,” naming islands, rocks
returned from an extended visit to !
and
shoals.
Still
these
fishermen
de
at 288 H argadine street. The Klam
Conada. The A shlanders have been
pended on nets Just as men had thou
ath Falls tourists were visitors at sands of years before. Even today, the
in Canada since early spring where j
the Stock Show and are retu rn in g men who put out of Gloucester still
they visited relatives. They attend-)
^roäuctd m Oregon
to their home home and took ad use implements almost identical to
ed the Stock Show in Portland en
Sm et 1902
vantage of their journey thru here those used by primitive man.—Tba
route to southern Oregon.
Mentor. -
to visit friends.
i LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
A
Carnation H om e
Cooking Lessona
Tillamook cheese, cream cheese
m
.
_m ," ‘ and b" “ "
! •■Dar.ek0" ”
sell the best. Detricks.
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Visit Relatives—
Mrs. F rank J. Lowrey of Belling
W illard Oates of Ferndale, Wash.
ham,
W ashington is the house-guest
1« a guest at the home of Mr. and
at
the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Mrs. T. H. Simpson. Mr. Oates I f
Simpson.
Mrs. Lowrey, who is a sis
special agent of the Standard Oil in
W ashington and will be in Ashland i te r o’f Mr. Simpson has lived in Ash-
’ land in form er years and her stay
a few days.
here will be a pleasant one.
Standard Oil A gen t V isits__
I have made a special study of
When a loss comes along, my
automobile insurance; get my rates
companies
pay. Yeo. of course. 21-tf
first. Yeo, of course.
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G uests in A shland—
P ostm aster A ppointed—
Bamboo Pole« as W ater Jugs.
1 took notes while we were at Epa
of a rather curious method of drawing
water from the communal spring, half
a mile from the village. Twice a day
the women weut down in chattering
groups to the spring, carrying bamboo
pipes twelve feet long. These types
are made by forcing out the pith at the
Joints, and held about five gallons
Hplece. When full, the drinking end
was plugged with leaves, the pipe be
ing stood In a shady spot near Its own
er’s house and used when needed. In
cidentally, drinking from these weird
receptacles was a rather hazardous
business, care being necessary lest a
too copious supply should gush out
when the pipe was held to the mouth.
—H. C. P ratt In Wide World.
Will Hays for a num ber of years
assistant Postm aster at Brownsville
Ancient Greeks Played Ball 7
has been appointed postm aster of
An ancient Greek sculptured relief
that town. Mr. Hays is the son of recently discovered in Athens, accord
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Hays of N ur ing to the London Times, gives evi
sery street.
dence that the Greeks played ball
games other than with the hand. Hie
READERS—
We deliver the goods. Sen-Ice is relief represents six naked youths tak
Your p o rtrait— a gift th a t money
ing part In a game bearing every re
cannot buy. D arling Studio— Por- i our motto. Detricks— phone 62. 534f semblance to modern hockey. The
tra its th at please.
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curved stick used may possibly sup
Arrived Today—
ply an explanation of the singular
Mrs. C. II. Crandall, m other of objects carved in relief on some
At Home—
Dr.
W. J. Crandall, arrived in Ash of thte votive offerings found at. Spar
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H aight of Cot
land
today from her home in H er ta. These have been called “sickles.”
tage Grove are visiting at the home
miston, Oregon for an extended visit It is difficult to say why this Imple
of Charles H aight.
ment should have been dedicated to
here with her son and daughter-in- Artemis, but the word “sickle” may
law at th eir home.
have been the current slang for a boy’s
M atch our windows for November
hockey stick.
specials. Darling Studio.
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Swifts— Bacon,
Boiled
Ham,
Galapagos Islands.
Chipped beef and lard. Get it at
W eek-End V isitor—
The Galapagos Islands He under the
Detricks. I t’s the best.
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equator ofT the coast of Ecuador. The
Miss Ethel B ryant came up from
air Is frequently chilly, due to the
Gold Hill for the week-end for a
Visitors
from
Brownsville—
cold
antarctic currents which fan the
visit with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holloway coast of Peru and strike seaward
toward the island group. Wild goats,
Are you hard to fit? Have y o u r’ of Brownsville, who have come to cattle, cats and dogs, as well as hid
suit tailored at m easure at Paul-! Medford to spend the w inter with den treasure, bear evidence of pirates
their son Will, drove to Ashland The soil Is rich, fertile loam, nearly
serud’s. It costs no more.
Saturday to visit friends.
stoneless. There are but 3,500 head
of
cattle at present on Cristobal island
B irth—
( liff Payne makes orchard ladders and it can easily support 50,000. It is
Born to Mr. and Mrs Frank Nord
said that a three-year-old steer brings
November 10. 1923 at the Commun
$100 (gold) live weight, at Guayaquil
I H ere from B utte F alls—
1 on the mainland—when a steamer can
ity Hospital, a ten pound boy.
| H. H. Lowe, superintendent of j be Induced to call and take the stock
schools at B utte Falls was an Ash-1 off.
Have your clothes cleaned at
land visitor today and called at the
P aulserud’s. Phone 119.
Queer Usee for Coal.
i Chamber of Commerce to express
Coal
has
been found to have many
interest in the w inter fair and in
Ready-to-wear suits and overcoats
unexpected uses.
Cheap white cel
cidentally to offer a Silver Cup as a ’ luloid combs and fasteners, decorated
at P aulserud’s.
special prize in the rabbit show.
with Insets of “black diamonds,” have
a great fascination for the dusky beau
Departed I'estenlay—
ties of the Congo, where they are used
Given Fine by Judge Gotvdy—
Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Koehler and
by
traders for the exchange of goods
Gedrge Harlow, claimirffe resi
fam ily departed yesterday by motor
with the natives. A shovelful of coal
for Spokane where they will he lo dence in G rants Pass, appeared in dross Is a familiar sight In many
Judge Gowdy’s court this m o rn in g ' pigsties. The coal grit is a valuable
cated in the future.
and pled guilty to the charge of aid to digestion and reduces food
hunting w ithout a license. For the costs. Miners do a profitable business
Say Merry Christm as with your privilege lie was fined $25 and $5 J In carving coal signet rings and orna
photograph and let us make it for court costs. Roy P arr, deputy game ments, the finished article having the
appearance of ebony; they are popu
you now. D arling Studio.
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lar as souvenirs of mining regions
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Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Davie are vis
iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Will R. Davis. They are on their way
to Shasta Valley from the stock
show In Portland.
I
Have You Missed Any Lessons?
Last week I concluded my serie*
of Home Cooking Lessons which
has been appearing weekly In this
paper.
I’ve Never
Found
Its Eq ua
L.e-
(-
G O cD cook who only recently used Carnation, writes: "I’ve
never round its equal.
She recognizes Carnation’s economi-
t ,<cal and convenient Pure Milk Service.
Forget your former ideas of canned milk! Prove for yourself
that Carnation is the only milk you need for daily family use.
Remember, it is twice as rich as whole milk because it contains
twice the proportion of cream. It is just 100 per cent cows’ milk
reduced to the consistency of creams Nothing is added, not even
sugar. And nothing removed except a part of the water which we
evaporate to reduce the bulk and give you a doubly-rich milk in
convenient-sized containers. Our sterilizing (heating) process
keeps it pure and safe.
The high quality of Carnation is due to the excellence of the fresh
milk used and to the extreme care exercised in every department of the
modern Carnation condenseries.
Use Carnation for every milk and cream purpose — as whole milk, as
cream with coffee, cocoa, fruits and cereals. Ask your grocer to deliver a
supply today and convince yourself.
Carnation Milk
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If you failed to get all the lessons
and wish to preserve the course. I
will be glad to send a complete eat
of these Home Cooking Lessons to
you without cost. Any of your
friends who are interested iu them
can also receive a set by dropping
me a letter or post card.
I am sure If you have followed
some of the suggestions in the les
sons you will have found ideas or
methods which will prove useful
to you. In the attractive little book.
“One Hundred Tested Recipes’’,
which will be Bent you on request,
there are a much larger number of
directions for making wholesome
and nourishing dishes.
Because of tho very large part
which milk plays In cookery, and
the need of haviug a pure milk sup
ply or a uniform quality readily
available, you will- find Carnation
Milk, recommended in these les
sons, a most valuable aid lu vour
kltchez.
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The unvarying richness, conven
ience, and purity of Carnation Milk-
make It dependable for every milk
and cream purpose In cooking—an
ingredient upon which you can al
ways depend. It Is 100 per cent
milk “from contented cows,’’ evap
orated to about half its origin; 1
bulk but with nothing added and
nothing removed except part of th«»
water.
Until the can is opened, Carna
tion Milk will keep indefinitely and
because of its perfect sterility, it
will keep for several days after
opening. Because of the extreme
care used in every stage of its pro
duction from the dairy to the can.
it reaches you in a state of purltv
which assures you the highest sat
isfaction In its use.
If these lessons have helped you
to use this high-quality milk more
understandingly in your cooking or
have made you familiar with addi
tional ways In which It can add
variety to your meals, I shall feel
that they have been worth while.
At any time you have questions
about your cooking problems upon
which you wish advice, I want you
to feel perfectly free to write to me.
Any help I can give you will ha
gladly extended.
Cordially yours,
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100 Per cent milk — “from Contented Cows“
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Carnation M ilk Product* C a ,
Stuart Building, 9aattla, W n .