PAO» THKRB
C lassified C olum n
ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
PR O FESSIO N A L
Classified Column Rates
PH YSIC IA NS
One cent th e word each
tim e.
DR. M ATTIE B . SH AW — Real
To run every issu e for one
dence and office, 108 P io n e e r ^ ’
m onth or m ore,
the word
avenue. T elephone 28. O ffice
each tim e.
hours, 10 to
a. m .; 2 to 5
p.
m.
only.
FOR SALE
Thursday, D ecem ber 20, 1923
— iMAKE XMAS
S o e i e t y S MERRY WITH
Mrs. Grace E. Andrews, Editor
GOOD BOOKS
Phone item s to her a t 345-R , betw een 10 A. M., and 2 P. M.
f—b —
J /x w z w /
_ " ■ w ays be dependent upon to bring J dam pen a sponge or soft brush
the natural color and lu s - ] with it aud draw ti ls through
'Hints
' t>y tile
Father o f
Physical
C ulture
tre o f your hair.
Everybody uses “ W yeth ’s ” Sage
and Sulphur Compound now be-
cause it darkens so naturally and
even ly that nobody can tell it
has been applied.
You sim ply
and even in gs.
dressed DR. E R N E ST A. WOODS— Prac-
Clean Books Are Unexcelled
6 E f< N A R .g
Phone
tice lim ited to eye, ear, nose and > ♦ ♦ •"»<
M ACFADDEN
» is s
!
•» » ■ » ♦ ♦ i» « » » »
as
Christmas
Gifts
to
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throat— X -ray Including teeth.
lost a tried and tru e friend.
C alendar o f th e W eek—
Children.
O ffice hours, 10 to 12 and 2 to
Edible leaves, in their fresh condi­
Thursday,
Dec.
20— T rinity
The good w ish es o f a ll with
TU RK EY S FOR SALE— High
5. Sw edenburg B ldg., Ashland.
tion,
contain large amounts of water.
Guild Bazaar, Parish H ouse.
whom sh e has com e in contact go ! L I S T I S
PRESENTED
class turkeys 20c on feet;
25c
Ore.
Hence,
they should not be valued too
w ith her to her new hom e. Mrs
dressed. Phone 1F 11.
92-4 ___ _______________________________ Friday, Dec. 21— X m as Party
highly
per
pound, as it is only the dry
W righ t w ill spend th e holidays ' •^PPPOved List P resen ted by Chalr-
DR. E. B. ANGELL— Chiropractic M. E. S. S. F riday E vening.
weight
that
counts as food. However,
man o f Good L iterature of
FO R
SA LE— Several
good
and
E lectro-T herapy.
O ffice
Friday, Dec. 21— X m as E nter- at th e hom e o f her brother in
as
leaves
are
not to be relied upon for
P . T. A ssociation
m ilch cow s. J. W. B ailey, T alent,
phone 48; residence 142. F irst tainm ent, C hristian church, even- Irvington, C alifornia, and w ill
the fuel supply of the diet, this watery
m ake C alifornia her fu tu re hom e.
Ore.
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N ational Bank building.
ing.
R ecognizing the fact that good condition or low calory rating does not 1 ’
• • •
Saturday, Dec. 22— “X m as E ve
count heavily against them.
books are unexcelled as Christ-
FO R
SALE— F ine
cockerels DR. H AW LEY— Above
T idings in t jje T oyshop,” at Presbyterian Chi 1st m as C antata—
The high value of leaves as food is
office. Phone 91.
U tility strain of O. A. C. and 111-
thc raas S^fts to e h ild ^ n and young
j church, 7 :3 0 .
A t the M ethodist church
attributed to the fact that they contain ”
A -H ee Im perial R in glets $3.00
C hristm as season s is m arked by j Pe°P ie > Mrs. Gordon McCracken, the active, growing cells of the plant.
DR. E R N E ST W. SMITH— Chircn [' Sunday, Dec. 23— “X m as Can­
each. Phone
4F 12.
Mrs. J. E.
ta ta ,” Sunday evenin g,
M.
E. m any observances, C hristm as par- Prsident of the Southern Oregon This same thing is true of buds and ;
praetor, near P ostoffice. H ours
church.
R am sey.
92-2*
ties, C hristm as trees, and en ter- j <Kstr *ct of the F ederated clubs, very tender shoots, or of seed-pods in
9-12 and 2-5. Phone 114.
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tan m en ts. and not th e lea st is t h e , and chairm an of th departm ent of the immature stages of development.
Thus asparagus tips and string beans
FO R SALE— A fin e steel Gui­
Bazaar Today—
PLUM BING
C hristm as can tata
on
S u n d a y ' G °°d L iterature of the local Par­ may, for practical purposes, be con- j
tar for $ 1 5 .0 0 . A dandy X m as
The bazaar a t th e Parish hou se even in g, rendered by th e choir.
vnt-T eacher association , has pre- sidered in the leafy vegetable group of
present. E asy term s. Carl L ove­ JER R Y O’NEAL— P lum bing 207 is open today and tab les are f ill­
foods. Some of these same attributes
T h is w ill be an un u su ally beau- se n tod th e T idings w ith a list of are fountTin the immature green corn
land.
92-4
E ast Main. P hon e 138.
ed w ith b eautiful th in g s, su itab le tifu l program and th ose w ho go a PP*oved books for children. The or green pea.
for C hristm as g ifts.
There are a few foods classed as
MONUMENTS
~
list follow s:
FO R R E N T
w ell lie w ell repaid .
vegetables commercially which botan- ;
H ours and days
have
been
In Saturday’s issu e th e program J
A dventure Stories
ically rank as fruits, such as melons,
FO R RENT— A big front room.
spent in the m aking of th e se love­ w ill be published.
MONUMENT— M ARKERS
The
B°y
E m igrants,
Noah tomatoes, cucumbers and the egg- j
178 A. street.
•
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ly a rticles and C hristm as shoppers
L ow est P rices
* « •
: Brooks; Treasure Island, Steven- plant. Melons have no particular .
food value; they consist chiefly of
are v isitin g th e bazaar th is a fte r ­
ASHLAND GRANITE CO.
Civic Club Meeting—
¡son ; Merry A dventures of Robin sugar and water. The cucumber is
FO R R ENT— Front room, 486 j
noon,
w
ell
k
now
in
g
th
at
th
ey
w
ill
3rd and E ast Main St.
223-6m o.
D ec. 18th w as the regular m eet- • B o o d ’ Howard
P yle;
Captain about as devoid of food value as any
B oulevard. P hon e 405-J.
92-6*
find a w ide variety from w hich
substance eaten by man. The pulp of
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i
ng
of
th
e
Civic
Club
w
ith
M
iss
i
C
ourageous,
K
im
,
K
ipling;
W est- _ pumpkins and squashes ranks some
ASHLAND GRANITE
to chose.
G rayce Teich, H om e D em onstra- ward *ío ! » K in gsley; The Dark what lower than the poorest root veg
MONUMENTS
FO R RENT— A 7 room house,
F rigate, Chas. B oardm an H aw es; etables. The value of the pumpkin
Oregon G ranite Co.
fu rn ish ed , close in, apply to G.i
Auxiliary to Meet In January— tion A gen t, as the principal speak­
pie is in the milk and eggs.
R obinson Cruso, D efoe; A dven­
S. PENNISTON, Salesm an.
The tomato, on the other hand, is a
S. B u tler, 41 G ranite St.
91-6
1 The A uxiliary w ill m eet the er of th e afternoon.
--------------------------------------------------I Res. 4 7 6 Laurel
P hon e 444-Y fjrgt M onday in January in th eir
Prior to th e opening of th e se s­ tu res of Tom Saw yer, A dventures distinctive and valuable food, being
rich in minerals and in organic acids, j
FO R R E N T— Modern 5 room
new club room .
There w as no sion and after the luncheon ten ­ of H uckleberry F inn, Clem ens.
The vitamine contents of fruit has
PLANING MILL
bungalow w ith sleep in g porch,
- F airy S tories
not been fully investigated, but we
i m eeting the sev en teen th of De- dered Mrs. W right, a board m eet­
garage, large lot,
134 P ioneer. JORDON’S SASH AND CABINET cem ber as planned on account of in g w as held, w ith m em bers of
Indian W hy Stories, Indian Old know that the juice of limes or oranges
See J. F . P lace, 137 Oak St.
th e stan d in g com im ttees present. ^ an Stories,
Frank B. Linder- is a remedy for scurvy, and we may
W ORKS,
Cor. H elm an
and the C hristm as rush.
safely assume that fruits contain wa- |
Van N ess.
1 9 4 tf
It is urged th at every m em ber Much business, rela tiv e to th e m an; A L ittle Boy Lost, H udson; ter-soluble vitamine. Fruits are prob- i
W ANTED
be present at th is next m eetin g w ork of th e com m ittees w as dis- A d ven tures of E d ysseus and the ably deficient in the fat-soluble vita- I
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mine, which seems to be supplied in :
T
R
A
N
SFE
R
AND
E
X
PR
E
SS
Typing
as m uch im portant b u sin ess Is to cussed.
Tale of Troy, Padraic Colum; P et­ abundance from milk or egg fat, or i
W
hittle
T
ransfer
&
Storage
Co.
Public Typing, copying. 264 7th
be considered as w ell a s th e e le c ­
A t th e regular session , reports er P an, Barrie; Fairy Tales, A n­ from green vegetables.
for SERVICE.
No scientific consideration of the sub- '
St.
8 3-1 mo.*
tion of officers for th e en su in g w ere read, b ills allow ed , and the derson; A lice’s
A d ventures
in
ject can fully portray the dietetic value
E xperienced m overs and pack­ year.
routine
of
busin ess
carried W onderland, L ew is Carrol; Tang- of fruits. Fruits are the natural des­
W AN TED— W ash in g. 248 1st
ers of household goods. D eal­
• • •
such.
through before th e featu re of the lew ood T ales, H aw thorne; W ater sert and should be used as ____
St.
62-2m o.*
ers in coal and wood. Phone a Lovely Christmas Party—
B abies, KI„ B8ley: Arabian N .gb ts fip’ i i X
Ä
' - t ’ S
afternoon, th e address of Miss
117.
The "W ho D o” C lass o f th e
Andrew Lang.
Teich w as given .
considered as suitable for forming any
I
O ffice 89 Oak St. near
M ISCELLANEOUS
M ethodist Sunday schpol had one
great bulk of the diet, or replacing
“The i
A nim al S tories
A
s
a
p
leasin
g
prelude,
H otel A shland
of the m ost d elig h tfu l p arties of
P a n e in B ia PnMot
other ^°°d IFoups. But these sweet
W ANTED— W ood-chopping by
B irthday o f a K in g” w as sung U
6
1 e Fore3t ( d° g at°r- f ru,ts may be very profitably used in
two men. Call for D. C. Berke- TR A N SFER AND E X PR E SS— the season in th e church parlors very feelin g ly , by Mrs. Fred Neil ¡ie a ), Chas. A lexander; Children the place of artificial sugars, and also
Tuesday even in g.
heim er at A uto Camp.
92-2*
w ith Mrs. P earle K earney as sym ­ of the W ild, Chas. G. D. R oberts' 10 cVt down I*1« quantity of cereal
T. L. PO W ELL— General Trans-
The husbands
w ere
special
t „ i
t ,
,
...
' starch. Nuts should be used in the diet
u gle Books, K ipling; Wild An- as a food, not as a relish; they should
fer— Good team
and
m otor g u ests o f the class, and before the p athetic accom panist.
F IR S T CLASS DRESSMAKING
Miss Tiech discu ssed th e topic | i,nals 1 have K nown, E rnest Seton be a part of,the meal and not taken in
tru ck s. Good service at a r e a - ! even in g w as h alf gon e, rejoiced
P rices reasonable. Room 7, over
W ild add5tion t0 the meal. Nut meats should
of “ H om e D ecoration” , in a broad , Thompson;
Call of the
sonable price. Phone 83.
that they w ere prlviled ged to be
’ be thoroughly masticated, as they are
T idings office. Phone 77. 8 4 -lm o *
w ay and touched upon the various dach London; Lad, A Dog, A. P. not digestible when swallowed in large
--------------------------------------------- -— ' there.
’ M
H om e- pamele».
A N Y G IRL IN TRO UBLE— May
T R A N SF E R AND E X P R E SS—
There w ere at lea st h a lf a hun- phases of th e subject in her i n - ! Terliune; W ild Anim al
com m unicate w ith E nsign Lee K ing’s T ransfer, general hauling. | dred to share the h osp itality and terestin g fash ion . W all fin ish as a ' ste a d s> Enos A. M ills;
P acific
o f th e Salvation Arm y at the Dry wood for sale. Phone 113, m errim ent th at filled th e hours. background for pictures, th e color Coast Birds, W. L. E liot.
W h iteS h ield H om e, 565 May- Plaza P ool H all.
S tories o f School and H om e
4 5-tf
No set program had been pre- sch em e in th e variou s room s, the
fair A ve., P ortland, O regon.
L ittle W om en, A lcott; The Se-
-------------------------------------------- j » - . . - ! , . ; pared, but a m ost e ffic ie n t enter-
pictures, kind, and proper hang-1
i tainm ent com m ittee had seen to in g of them , the tou t ensem ble i cret Garden, B urnett; Stalk y and
RESH INGLING & CALSOMINING
For a sm ooth shave,
of
an
attractive
hom e
w as ! Go., K ipling; F ive L ittle Peppers; S
i it that not a m inu te dragged,
F or resh in g liu g or pain tin g and
and quick service, go
i
Games occupied th e social hour, brought very clearly before her Sidney;
Rebecca of Sunnybrook
calsom in ln g all work guaranteed
to the Shell Barber
hearers.
;
Farm
,
W
iggin;
H eide, Mazli, J o - 11’« G randm other's R ecipe to
and one that e ffe c tu a lly destroy-
call A. V. H ood, Phon e 398 or
B ring Back Color and
Shop, across from D e­
ed any form ality w as th e group­
N ot alone w ere the elem en ts hanna Spyri.
C. W . Ju d k in s Phone 390-R .
L ustre to H air.
G rinding of all
ing, according to birthdays; and t jia t enter ¡nto an attractive hom e
B ib le S tories
7 7 -lm o * I pot.
each group w as resp on sib le for a d iscu ssed , but also the effe c t of
I kinds. C hildren's work
The Garden of Eden, W hen the •
That b eau tifu l, even shade of
stu nt, ^ iany and clever indeed such a hom e on child life and de- K ing Came, Dean H odges;
i a specialty.
The
I
dark
.glossy hair can only be had
w ere th e con trib u tion s
to th e velop m en t, and its in flu en ce in I C hildren’s B ible, Sherm an
and
W . A. SH ELL, Prpo.
by brew ing a m ixture of Sage
hour’s jo llity by
the
variou s
K ent;
The Story of th e Bible, j
parental control.
j >32 A. St. A shland, Ore
|
Tea
and Sulphur. Your hair is
groups;
from
m
im
ic
orchestras
to
I
A t th is m eetin g, regret at Mrs. H endrick Van Loon; Story of th e' your charm . It m akes or m ars
pantom im e all original
and all
W righ t’s resign ation w as expres­ B ible, H urlburt.
i th e face.
W hen it fades, turns
m irth provoking.
B iography
sed and a risin g vote of appra-
i gray or streaked, just an applica-
The room s had bean m ade
A Dutch Boy F ifty Years A fter, tion or two of Sage and Sulphur
ciation from the Club m em bers
very gay and festiv e in
their
Edward B ok , The A utobiography enhances its appearance a hun-
C hristm as coloring of red and w as given , to show in a d efin ite
— w hat to give anyone and
of Benjam in F ranklin, H oughton dredfold.
w
ay
th
e
loss
th
at
all
feel
in
her
green, w ith the C hristm as tree
M ifflin Co.; B oy’s Life of Edison,
going.
D on’t bother to prepare the
all for C hristm as gifts.
in place o f honor.
An
inform
al
reception
brought
M
eadowcroft;
The
Story
of
Man-
m
ixture;
you can get th is fam ous
The “C hristm as C ircle” w as a
H
endrick
Van
old
recipe
im proved by the addi­
to
a
close
th
is
d
elig
h
tfu
l
after-
^^nd
(h
is
to
r
y
),
very happy feature, w ith its ex­
tion of other in gred ien ts at a
change of g ifts— sig h t u nseen— noon. D uring th e social hour, tea Toon-
sm
all cost, all ready for use. I t '
w
as
served
by
th
e
h
o
stesses,
Mrs.
Mre-
Gordon
McCracken
and gales of lau ghter greeted the
is
called W yeth ’s Sage and Sul­
----------------------------------
display of g ifts, a fte r the ex­ Fred C. H om es, Mrs. C harles
phur
Com pound.
T his can al-
change w as effected .
A. Brow n and Mrs. Frohboes. The
f' A
FO R SA LE— Live or
turkeys. Q. W. N ichols.
18F 2.
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j the hair, taking on
mall strand
at a tim e; by m orning the gray
hair has disappeared, and after
another application it becom es
- beautifully dark and appears
glossy and lustrous.
No. 67
A H om e F or C hristm as
The Ideal of Ideals cuid
the Wife’s Best Present
New five-room bungalow , m odern, oak floors, fire
place, good location, on pavem ent and sid ew alk s, good
price and good term s.
Other attractive P roperties, slso
Robinson and Wild
In H otel A shland B ldg.
Phone 53
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THE THEATER BEAUTIFUL
L ast Tim es Today
“Strangers of the Night
(Captain Applejack)
The comedy is
4 4 U n d er Cov ers”
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ETEA
GRAY HAIR DARK
Greatest Mystejy Film ?
Radio For
MOTHER
O u r W indows
T ell Santa
— A radio se t for m other
w ill give en teraium en t
and pleasure during the
w in ter m onths. We have
tin ni ready to install.
S ets « 1 5 to «1585
Souti lern
PR O V O ST BROS
GAM ES
Before The Collision
The time to be thrifty
is before you are hard up,
and the time to protect
yourself from damage
suits is before your auto­
mobile injures or kills
someone.
* The question, is not—
Can I afford to carry auto­
mobile liability insurance?
But—Can I afford to drive
an automobile without
carrying adequate protec­
tion in that line?
Let us tell you bow little
it will cost to have this
protection. DO IT NOW.
B illings A gency
R eal E sta te and R eal In­
surance. (E stab . 1 8 8 3 )
P hen e 211 41 E ast Main
/or
Everybody
Bloxo ...................... 50c
Puzzlepeg- ...............50c
Oregon Puzzle Map 35c
Horse Shoe Game $1.50
T in k e rto y .................75c
Flinch, Rook, Rummy,
....................................75c
P a rc h e e si...............$1.50
Building Blocks 30c to
...............
$1.25
Dominoes .. 15c to $1.10
Teddy Bears $2 and $3
Tinker Beads 25c-50c-$l
Rambora Play Balls 25c
C h eck e rs..........15c, up
McNair Bros.
Aitone
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Shop For
FOLEY PILL S BRING R E L IE F
“ FOLEY PILLS are the best I
have tried. My kidneys work a
lot better since I received your
generous o ffer,” w rites John W.
i Brogan, Adam s, Mass.
FOLEY
: PILLS are a diuretic stim u lan t for
the K IDNEYS and w h ile being ta ­
ken close attention should be paid
■ to the diet. Avoid sw eets, pas-
try
starchy
foods,
alcoh olic
drinks, tea and coffee. Drink
F or Christmas
plenty of good fresh w ater, and
keep the body w arm ly clothed.
M otom eters, H plladay bum ­
R efuse su b stitu tes.
Sold Every-
pers. K laxon horns. Spot­
lig h ts, and acessories for
, w here.
th e car m ake u sefu l, prac­
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tical p leasin g g ifts.
W
ork
started on la st link of
• • I
Redwood H ighw ay
b e t we e n
Grants Pass and C alifornia line.
• Dodge Service
P a rts
a n d R epairs
A U T O M O T IV E
Shop
HaWs Catarrh
Cor Main and P ioneer
4, 1
C latsk an ie to rush work of lay­
ing Main street sew er.
.1 a-d sntei na’., and haa bee-
;. r' - -iatment of Catan’
' •d by ail druggis'
Tv led.', C lr
The variou s com m ittees th at
m ade th is so successfu l an àffair
follow : entertain m en t, Mrs. Mad-
! den and Mrs. Chaney; refresh ­
m ent, Mrs. Baughm an, Mrs. E ast-
burn, Mrs. H erndon, Mrs. M arske
and Mrs. Stephens;
decoration,
Mrs. Thom pson, Mrs. Brow er, Mrs.
, T hurlow , Mrs. B erg
and
Mrs.
Baughm an.
Tthe tw o-course luncheon w as
served cafeteria fash ion and w as a
; very sa tisfy in g and d eliciou s re-
1 past.
The gu ests of honor are hoping
i that th e class have th ese parties
often.
• • •
tea table w as an artistic trium ph
and w as a practical dem onstration
of th e aftern o o n ’s d iscu ssion.
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B eaver Block
'
Joseph Napoleon
Church P rize Here
Xmas in Toyland—
On Saturday even in g at 7 :3 0 , i
“X m as E ve In the Toy Shop” w ill
be given a t
the
P resbyterian
church.
T his is th e annual X m as party
for th e children of th e P r e sb y te r -,
ian Sunday School. T here w ill be
the usual tree and treat and the
program by t h e j i t t l e people.
B ecause o f the w ee ones taking
part th e program begins prom ptly
at 7 :3 0 .
Luncheon for M rs. L. M. W r ig h t-
One of th e very charm ing a f­ WOMAN’S STATEMENT
fairs, for w hich th e Civic club
WILL HELP ASHLAND
is noted, occurred Tuesday at the
club house, w hen
a charm ing
“ I hated cook in g because all I
luncheon w as given in honor o f ate turned sour and form ed gas.
i Mrs. L. M. W right, w ith the m em ­ I drank hot w ater and o liv e oil
bers of th e stan d in g com m ittees by th e gallon. N othing helped un
as hostesses.
Covers w ere laid til I used A d lerik a.” Most m edi-
for tw en ty but a few m em bers of cin es act only on low er bowel but I i
the variou s com m ittees w ere un­ A dlerik a acts ton BOTH upper
able to be present.
and low er bow el and rem oves all
The tab les w ere very b eau tifu l, gas and poisons.
E xcellent for
in gay holiday dress; great m asses ob stin ate constipation . H elps any
of h olly and C hristm as greenery, case gas uu
on the
stom ach >u
in TEN
m e otumnvu
x
WQ Qf tfae most ;nteresting reHct
givin g a m ost festiv e air to the m inu tes.
L. K. B olton, D ruggist X of
Napoleon family are,
d eliciou s repast.
strange to say, in the possession of a
W ith the pleasan t com radship J WINTER COUGHS AND COLDS litd« known church in Philadelphia,
.
J,
..
Pa. It is the Church of St. Peter,
and frien d lin ess w as Interm ingled
W ith th e changeable w ea er and
treasurC9 are two brass can-
a feelin g of sadness, for th is m ark- w h lch w e have a t th is season of dlesticks, once the property of Joseph
ed the fact that th e Civic club th e year coughs and cold s are very Bonaparte.
and A shland w ere to lo se Mrs. prevalent. B e prepared for them , i , .When the great Napoleon was in
B a r . » b o ttle o f FOLEY'S HON- i ^ i ^ l V c h r i X . ca” d X S
W right.
In the o fficia l fam ily of the BY AND TAR COMPOUND handy, friends, he made brother Joseph
club it had been know n for som e and w ith th e fir st sig n of a cough ' King of Naples and King of Spain,
f808 Joseph thought he would
: little tim e, but to the m ost of th e or cold tak e a d ose and prevent a i
be safer in Bordentown, N. J., Spain
serious
ailment.
FOLEY’S
HON­
1 m em bership o f the club the an ­
being politically inclement at that
nouncem ent cam e as a great sur­ EY AND TAR COMPOUND has thne
The candlesticks came from Joseph’»
been th e standard fam ily cough
prise.
Mrs. W right has been e x e cu t-R e m ed y for over 35 years, bring- house into the possession of the Sima
family and later were given to the
ive officer of the Civic club the in g pfom p t r e lief and w hen once church. They are a tribute to the
past year and has carried th e u8ed 5™
never
w ,th ou t 11 enduring nature of the metal, its
mellow color, and the facility with
Sold E veryw here.
d u ties of that o ffice in a m ost
which it lends itself to perfection of
kindly, gracious
and
e fficie n t
detail and workmanship,
|
U m atilla county cuts >92,-1
m anner.
The club feel th at in
P ortland— B u ilding perm its for
losing Mrs. W right, not only has 591.81 from tax budget, Colum bia
the club lost an officer of un- county, > 40,000; Jackson Coun­ 10 m onths surpass 1922 by 32 per
usual execu tive ability, but it has ty, >43,390.
cent.
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W hat flie World Is ¿Doing,
CAS SEEN B Y (POPULAR c M E j CHANICS M A G A Z I N E
Sun’s Rays Make Alarm
Clock of Cannon
Bees, Color-Blind, Must Learn of the moving “bhelves” can be pu-Ji*<j
to the passageways for loadia< uuc
W ay by Experience
Bees are color-blind and they team
Sunlight is called upon to inform
their
way about by experience rather
:lie residents of a community in south­
ern Europe when high noon has ar­ tlian by instinct, according to tests
rived, by setting off the charge in a recently conducted by scientists. The
experts show that to these honey­
making insects, red and black look
alike, orange and yellow are the same
as green, and there is no difference in
the appearance of blue, violet and
purple. However, they can see ultra­
violet rays, which are invisible to the
human eye. It was found that the
guiding influence which takes them
back home is nothing more than ex­
perience.
It has been long known
that bees locate hives quicker, the
longer they have occupied them.
During the experiments, some were
cannon. Fixed to the piece is a small put to sleep by ether, taken from a
lena that focuses the rays on the new hive, and moved 12 yards away.
touchhole of the gun in such a way On the third day 80 per cent returned
‘Jiat they do not reach the powder and 90 per cent had reached home on
■iBtil the sun’s position is directly in the eighth day.
e e e
line with a tiny opening. The sup­
ports of the “alarm” are arranged to
Auto Stored on Sliding Shelf
*d;u»t it to the light beams at the
to* Save Space in Garage
» m e time every day of the year.
Rolled from a driveway onto plat­
Often the device fails to work because
forms
that slide to their storage
of cloudy skies that prevent sufficient
spaces
on
steel rails imbedded in the
heat from reaching it to ignite the
explosive. The hours are indicated
on a clocklike dial?
* • •
Greyhound Is Speed Demon
of Anim al Kingdom
'Through a series of recently com­
pleted tests, the speediest animals are
reported to have been determined as
follows: the greyhound, race horse,
prong-homed antelope, hare, Texas
jackrabbit, common fox, coyote, fox­
hound and gray wolf. The records
were made by noting the number of
bounds made by each animal in a
given space of time, by means of a
stop watch, and then measuring the
length of the leap. The greyhound, it
was ascertained, can travel a short
distance at 35 miles an hour, about
four miles an hour faster than the
hare. None of those studied, however,
can keep up their speed for any con'
siderable distance, although the fox
and wolf can beat either the grey
hound or race horse in this respect.
flodr, automobiles can be parked in
garages with great saving of room and
little danger of damage from contact
with posts, walls, or other cars, by
the invention of a mid-western engi­
neer. The system, it is said, permits
a third more machines to be accom­
modated than by other methods. Any
returned to position in a f \y ¡no::
Owing to the ease with which
can be moved, hand power r ! odc I*
required. Attendants are also re>
lieved of the trouble of raanipulatir^
car 8 to guide them into stalie af
crowded garages.
» * »
A Novel Dairy Farm
Milking and feeding go together,
and therefore provision should be
made to milk and feed at the same
time. A novel dairy barn, which is
arranged to permit this, is shown in
the drawing.
The hay manger is located above
the heads of the cows so that they
have to reach up a. trifle to pull the
hay out; the bottom has a row of */2-
in. iron bars to allow this.
A hay
manger of this type has the advan­
tage of containing enough hay to last
the cows for a number of days. The
trap door of the hay manger hangs
outward on chains and can be pushed
back into vertical position whenever
necessary, as in cold orS. stormy
weather.
The grain manger is of the onlinary
tyjie, except that it is much larger and
also lower. Both mangers can be
filled from the outside, fr^m a wagon
or truck, the surplus hay being tempo­
rarily stored on the roof, ready to be
raked into the manger when needed.
Another interesting feature of this
dairy barn is the chain cow tie. which
is an improvement on the stanchions
usually used, as the cows have greater
freedom to move their heads around,
the bars permitting the chain to be
moved up and down, but preventing «
the cows from moving backward.