DAGE FOUR
ÀSH l AND w e e k l y t i d in g s
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Saturday, Decem ber 2 2 , 19SM
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES
M odern Santa C laus Visits-«-
tomorrow to spend a weeks’ va- Siskiyou's are Slick-
i . AIis§
H
, will go to Port- i Only a few - people
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Roads over the Siskiyou’s have
Ida Dahl
dottn town
land for part of her vacation, early this m orning would have te n , He has been at North Pa- lost all their glam or and1 g H tte r’
Teachers from the high school known th a t a young Santa Claus cific Dental college in P o r t l a n d e r the erran t m otorist who Jo u ld ‘
IS c H A R O E D ^ iv ^ ’r v a i t A ' reka Her planned vacation it «
^ * * « « * * " NEVADA* short one.
A D ally C hronicle o f th ose w ho com e and go, and even ts of
local in terest.
RENO, Dec. 22 — Following the sa le Reported—
n and H aw thorne school will also passed thru Ashland this morning
this w inter.
ja u n t tow ards the south for a announcem ent th at additional ev- i A c w illh lte , Buick dealer, re-
visit various cities during
the A modern youth astride a Harley-
pleasant day’s trip. According to ‘dence was discovered in a raid porta the gale of
Bulck ©
coming two weeks.
Davidson, whizzed through »the- O ut-of-tow n V isitors—
tourists
coming
over
th
e
.h
ill
this
m
ad®
yesterday
on
the
residence!
M asquerade Party Planned-—
Departed Last N ight—
touring car to D. Perozzi. Mr. Per
streets and on to his haven in
and Mrs.
Mrs. C. M. Sheehan and morning, there was more than of Jam es C. McKay, Reno sports-1
Several car loads of A shland,
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Balis and
We are w orking overtim e mak- the land of make-believe. J u d g in g ! Mr. Mr. and
ozzi has had his new m achine A
folk are expecting to attend the daughters, Jean and Jan et depart- inS chocolates for Xmas- at the j from the outw ard appearance Kirk, Ore., , are C. L. Sheehan, of one machine seeking refuge in the m an> federal officers state they week.
among out-of- mire.
have uncovered what appears to
dance at Rivera where Loveland’s ed last night for a delightful two p laza Confectionery.
94-3 the chap had traveled so fast th a t j town visitors. Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
be a gigantic rum running ring
orchestra will furnish the music. weeks In San Francisco and Oak
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! f " as necessary for him to turn-1 Davis are business visitors from
w hich is c h a rg e d w ith flo o d in g th e E r« n i S an Dego—
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The dance is to be a m asquerade land. Their visit is an annual af
V isitors in Jacksonville
Navel Oranges 2 doz. for 2 5 c ., corners in the middle o f the
I
Pacific
Coast
with
illicit
liquor
M.
E.
Stevenson
passed
through
Dunsmuir
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
R.
Nel-
and a galla tim e has been plan fair and th eir trip is always fea Detricks Groceteria.
L
° ^ as beeQ visit valued at more than $2,000,000 in Ashland this afternoon en rout*
94-tf. block for fog had been frozen ov- son were guests last night from ,
ned.
tured with pleasant en tertain
ng at t e ome of her sister Mrs. the jast fjve months.
i er the front of his slicker and cap Junction City.
to his home iu San Diego front
)
ment.
! S. P. Shutt in Jacksonville.
Have a fit at Orres Tailors for anil iCici03 dangled from his fin-
points iu Eastern Oregon, w here
F u r Coats, Chokers, Neckpieces
men and women.
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Roseburg planning a $18,000 he visited relatives and friend*.
A nother Student. Home—
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from Drummers Samples for one! Drummers Samples of F urs of
Miss Ivern K eller is expected At the Post office
he wanted to spend a warm
library building.
He dropped into the Tidings o f
day only a t Enders Monday. 95-1 all kinds a t 25 per cent Discount Has Im proved—
EJw in Mowat is helping a t the
Christm as in southern California. tomorrow from Corvallis to spend
fice long enough for a brief
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith has im-
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Monday a t Enders.
postoffice during the Christm as Joins Fam ily in Yreka__
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thé holidays with friends.
chat
with Lee T uttle, a form er
Select th a t Victrola now.— We
proved sufficiently to leave the i To P ortland—
*
rush.
Don
Spencer
was
out
today
|
Miss,
Grace
RidJley.
stenogra-
school
mate.
.
1
-
school m
ate. Mr. Stevenson has
will deliver it Christm as Eve.
100 per cent pure silk pongee Convalescent Home, and has gone 1 Miss Geraldine Ruch has de-
Buy your Boy a Band instru-
° r the f,rst t,m e in a week as h e ; Pher in Briggs & Briggs office, been connected with
a lum ber
Rose Bros.
92-4 guaranteed by governm ent stam ps to make her home with Mrs. H .! parted to spend the Christm as m ent 'for Xmas and have him join
has been conf*ned at home with will leave tomorrow to spend firm in San Diego for the past fir e
T
18 8c Per yard. Jap A rt Store, B. Hatch and Mrs. Renie Fagan, holidays with friends in Portland. the Boys Baud. I can sell you any
an attack of influenza. He de- Christm as with her relatives in years.
Toys Jap A rt Store Medford Medford.
She will also vlst relatives in E u
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d a re s he feels fine but has to take ■
of
the
instrum
ents
listed
below,
gene.
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dn easy paym ents. I have Cornets, life easy th at he may regain h is '
See
the
fine
line
of
men’s
neck
Most complete line of box choc
Claronets, Slide Trombones, Sax- strength and be in the office for
V isitor from K lam ath F alls—
A bargain— A beautiful $600. ophones, Flutes, etc. $15.00 to * part
olates in the city. W atch our wear for Christm as at Orrs tailor
tbe Christm as rush. O th
Mrs. H arry Smith Is a guest at window. Rose Bros.
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84tf shop upstairs.
er
memhers
of the force are ask
$150.00. Carl Loveland, studio
the home of her sister, Mrs. Merle
sale for $295.00. Used a little
ing how it is done, th a t he gets a
Robison and m other, Mrs. C. y .
For the best candles try Rose over a year. In perfect condition. upstairs over McGee’s. Phones holiday after December first.
To C alifornia—
134 and 465.
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Beeler. Her home is in Klam ath
Bros.
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Members
of
the
W. E. Sanford
Falls.
present. Has a big bunch of rec
family are to spend a short time
We deliver the goods- -Detricks
NOTICE— If you ow n pi-aperty, ords. Can be bought for cash or R ecent A rrivals—
in southern California during the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
R.
Strong
'are
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Buy Drum m ers Samples in all
you carry Insurance;
it alw ays easy payments. See Carl
Love
Christm as holidays.
late
arrivals
from
Los
Angeles.
kinds of fine furs at Enders Mon
pays to get m y rates before you land, Studio upstairs ¡over Mc-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY'
A. H Campbell and family are out-
insure. Yeo, of oourse.
day— 25 per cent off,
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77-tf Gee’s. Phones 134 and 465. 92-4
F elt and leath er slippers. Jap
of-town guests from Seattle. Mr.
W ILL TAKE ORDERS for
Store Medford.
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Relatives Reside in Springfield— j Complete line of Ashland Can- and Mrs. M. Nelson stayed over Country Sausage. Phone 18F4.
We have the freshest and finest
Mr. and Mrs. W enton Cole plan ned Goods a t Detricks.
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selection of Box candies in the
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Y es real sa lt risin g bread. g oti
City.
to leave
tonight
to spend
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city. Plaza Confectionery.
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FOR RENT— Furnished rooms.
j Let us fill your pail with Swifts two weeks with Mr. Cole’s par- j Tourist Travel Holds Up—
Ideal for working girls. Accom
A rrived Last N ight—
i Silver Leaf lard— costs less than ents, relatives and friends. They; The num ber of people travel-
m
odations for cooking breakfast
Mrs. J. M. Abbott and sons- : shortening, goes fa rth e r and is will be at Springfield but probably jng in autom obile for cities all
and parlors to entertain friends.
Dean and Donald, arrived T h u rs-!more n u tritions. Detricks,
will visit in Eugene.
1 over the country h as not d im in ->
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House m other in charge. Strictly
day on No. 15 to spend several
v
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1 ished very noticeably from the
first
class. Phone411-R.
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Xmas gifts som ething out of early fall According to attend-
weeks at theh ome of Mrs. Ber
Expected Y esterday—
^ ordinary from Jap A rt S to re .1 ants a t 6ervlce , tatlonB,
„
tha Corthell and the guest of her
lO R SALE— Second hand Hoo
Miss Mildred and Lewis Beeson
Medford.
Main
St.
n
ear
Paclfie
j
a
Bteady
Btrealp
people
paBslng
daughter. Miss Dorothy Abbott,
ver
special vacuum sweeper. Com
were expected home Friday from
Rev. P. K. Hammond,
teacher of the F ourth grade a t the
8
way'
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both
directions,
coming
from
all
plete with attachm ents. Call 82.
Drain and Eugene, where they
Vicar
Jun io r High. Mrs. Abbott left her
i the states in the union and going
have been this w inter. Miss Mil-
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Services
Drummers Samples of F urs of
home in Kimball, Minnesota sev
drd Beeson has tau g h t school all kinds at 25 per cent Discount i as many places. Several express
Sunday Dee. 23rd
eral days ago and has visited
WANTED— Will trade Auto
delight a t the beauties of the su r
near Drain, and tho she likes her Monday at Enders.
Holy
Communion,
8:00 a. m.
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many friends in different cities
tires
for some dry wood. Ashland
roundings th a t Ashland is set in
work, she will be glad to be home
Sunday School, 9:45
en route since then. Her arrival
Vulcanizing Works. Phone 90.
and declare they would rem ain
.
,
, tor a vacation.. Lewis Beeson has D. O. K. K. Hand P lays—
Morning Service and Ser
Thursday was a surprise as s h e K„ _ of
TT .
..
. _
j
here
several
days
if
cabins
could
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I been at the University of Oregon
mon at 11:00
Carl Loveland journeyed to
was not expected before the e a r ly ! &n(j
was pledged to Phi Sigma Pi Medford Thursday evening to play be furnished and a place to shel--
Mrs. Fred Neil will sing the
p art of the week.
BOULEVARD HOME— Modern
te r their machine provided.
fraternity.
offertory solo
In the D. O. K. K. concert. Sever
7 rooms, garage, etc., at a ttra c
Let us fit you out in a Holiday al Ashland people enjoyed the
"B irthday of a K ing”
F u r Coats, Chokers, Neckpieces
tive price; also splendid 5 room
suit and overcoat. P au lseru d ’s.
I Come to Medford and look at
concert.
from Drum m ers Samples for one
Bungalow
and half acre for $2800
Christm
as,
Dee.
25
■ the Jap A rt store you will save
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day only at Enders Monday. 95-1
Services a t 8 and 11 a. m.
Staples Realty Agency. 71 E Main
money and get gifts suitable for
SPECIAL! Pure virgin wool
Cliff Payne m akes counters.
O
ffertory
Solo
by
Hotel Ashland, Bldg.
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every member of your family.
ANNOUNCEMENT
overcoats $20. at P aulserud’s.
Mrs. John Shortridge
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FOUND ■Bracelet In box. Own-1
Jackson
Hot Springs Dance,
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"O Night Divine.”
Special prices on Xmas candies
er may have same by paying for
for church and school parties. Saturday, December 22. Lyric Or
EVERYBODY CORDIALLY
H
om
e
foi-
V
acation—
chestra
will
furnish
the
music.
ad-
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Ready-to-wear suits and over-
Plaza Confectionery.
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WELCOMED
G rant Selby is expected home
Straus» Peyton
A big time is assured. All are in coats at Paulserud’s.
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FOUND— Pair glasses. Owner
©
vited.
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1922
A rrived Thursday—
•
may have same by paying for ad.
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Drum m ers Samples of F urs ot'
Miss Marie Prescott
arrived 8
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Have
your
clothes
cleaned
and
all
kinds a t 25 per cent Discount
home Thursday from Monmouth
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FOR SALE— Nearly new elec
to spend the holidays’ with her pressed at Orres tailor shop— up Monday at Enders.
stairs.
Phone
64.
We
call.
tric
Vacuum Sweeper. Cost new
m other and relatives a t their
R eturns H o r n e -
$60.00. Will sell for $30.00. Good
home on Seventh street.
Mrs. Henry Sanders returned
Farm er G raduate Teaches—
as new. Ashland Vulcanizing
Works. Phone 90.
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Mrs. Laura Allen, of Palm Ave here Thursday from her home
B eautifully decorated 15 pieces
Waltz Ballad Written by judging on the general beauty ©f
china Tea Set $2.95. Jap A rt nue, received a letter from her near Portland to spend a few
sentim ent and melody, awarded
FOR
RENT—
Furnished
rooms
Trio of Artists
Store, Medford.
88-8 daughter, Mrs. Jean ette Allen days’ with her m other, Mrs. C har
the crown to “Wonderful One,* «
for
Housekeeping.
330
Lower
Al
B urkholder, of Portland, saying les Delsman, Sr,
Selected
song written by three master* of
mond St.
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th
a
t
she
is
teaching
the
F
ourth
A fram ed picture is always ap
their arts, Paul Whiteman, of*
P aulserud’s Suits give
N ew York City.— They put it
chestra leader; Dorothy Terri«
propriate. D arling Studio.
89tf and Fifth B grades in a Portland
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—
faction.
up to John McCormack this year
lyricist, and Marshal N eilan, mo>
School. Mrs. B urkholder is a
A good thoroughbred Rhode Is
to select the world’s most repre
tion picture director.
T eachers to V acation—
graduate of the old Southern
land Red Cockerel. Phone 3 0 1 -j| sentative popular song.
The decision summed up “Wo»»
Oregon
norm
al
school
and
de-
Book
®Bds,
candle
sticks,
in-
Miss A nnette W eatherford will
or call 151 Coolidge St.
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There
were
thousands
of
con
derful
One’s” m erits as those 9$
spend Chr istm as with relatives clares th a t she likes the work she I CGDSe burners- D arlln« Studio
testants for the honor and -in
sincerity,
sim plicity and real nt»>
TWO ROOM APARTMENT—
in Corvallis. Miss Gregory goes to is in now very much.
numerable new tricks of lyric
sical
quality.
H om e for C hristm as—
Furnished. Reasonable rate. Manx and tune.
C entral Point for the holidays.
“The song of the year hold*
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Glenn
Hale
have
Hotel, 349 East Main.
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A ltogether the jolly Irish tenor
Miss Edna Goheen leaves tonight
both the dancer and the singer,*
Buy Drum m ers Samples in all
was as embarrassed by riches as
for The Dalles which is the home kinds of fine furs at Enders Mon come to Ashland from B utte Falls
declared McCormack, and to shew
FOR RENT— Housekeeping a- the man to whom falls the duty
and will spend Christm as here at
his approval, he recorded “W o o
of her parents. Miss Dahl will day— 25 per cent off.
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partm ents, ground floor, 573 East o f selecting the Tollies chorus.
the
home
of
Mr.
H
ale’s
parents,
derful One” on the phonogrpfjl
probably spend the two weeks’ va
Main.
94-3* 4 But finally, Mr. McCormack, records.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
G.
Hale
They
cation in Portland.
Old fashioned lasses cream ta f
have been living in B utte Falls
fy a t Rose Bros.
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this Winter and Mr. Hale has been
F u r Coats, Chokers, Neckpieces
an
instructor in the public schools
from Drummers Samples for one
K ohm an’s salft rising bread.
day only at Enders Monday. 95-1 1 lb. loaf 10c, 1% lb. loaf 15c. and Mrs Hale has coa«hed the
high school girls basketball te a m .1
C4S SEEN B Y POPULAR ¿MECHANICS
AGA r n m
Bon Ton.
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CzMECHA27IC5 ¿M
OMAGAZJNB
N ohtlng better than salt rising
A Victor record from Rose ;
bread. Bon Ton.
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Large loaf quality bread 10c—
Failures of Lightning Rod Can«
Bon Ton.
84tf. Bros, make the most ideal C hrist
Slump in It* U n
mas gift.
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All kinds of Xmas candies at
Though 75 year* ago them w«r*
P orters Confectionery.
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lightning rod* in every hamlet in th*
Many fine gifts at D arling ‘
Miss E. Kennedy, teacher of the
United States, it i* said that a govern
Studio.
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Program P lan n ed —
Fifth grade a t the Ju n io r High,
ment report, citing many failu re q |
Students at the high school will spend the holidays with her
conductor* to protect property, hM
The only complete line of Box
caused such a slump in their uee »be*
were entertained yesterday a fte r parents in Chico, Cal.
Chocolates in-A shland. See win
today the government census does not
noon with a short program begin
record one factory making the ap
dow
display.
Porters
Confection-
ning at 3:00-, Enthusiasm was
Goldfish and supplies. Jap A rt ery>
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paratus. Invented by Benjamin Frank-
voluminous and the students are Store, Medford.
lin in 1752, this protection against tbe
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happy over their two weeks’ re
dangerous electrical flashes was widely
H
om
e
T
his
M
orning—
used until the report of the Lightning
lief from storm and strife.
For the best tam ales try Rose
Research
Committee in 1905 cauaed
W hat a happy
handshaking
Bros.
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the
public
to lose faith in its value.
Mr. Automobile O wner:— Do
there was this m orning at the Tid-
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you know there is a difference
I ing's office when Edwin F raser
Blue and w hite Japanese lunch
Forty-Tbousand-Mile Flight
in autom obile rates? You can save
cloth on sale 48x48 In. 66c; 60x burst into view. He arrived home !
Gets Bee Pound of Honey
money by Insuring with me.
this
m
orning
from
the
University
60 In., $1.19; 70x70 in. $1.48.
Flights totaling more than 40X100
Yeo. of course. 77-tf
and wll be here a few days to va
Jap A rt Store, Medford, Ore. 88-8
miles must be made by a bee to
cation with friends. The same
gather enough nectar from the fiowei«
Em broidered silk kim ona and
combination of broad grin and
to make a pound of honey, expert*
Sweet Southern Oranges 2 dozen ................. 25c
To Portland—
negligee at % price a t Jap A rt
have recently figured. Gathering the
keen w elfare for everyone around
Miss Ella Lischefsky and Miss
sweet liquid within a radius of two
Store, Medford.
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him is unchanging. Miss Bernice
Large No. 1 AATa1nuts 30c lb., .3 1-2 lbs........... ¿1.00
Signora Norman are among teach
and
a half miles from its hive, it i*
Myer was the only other Univer
estimated
that the little housekeeper
ers
who
plan
to
go
to
Portland
Post O ffice Force ¡s R ushed—
Nuts, Figs, Dates, Cluster Raisins, and Candies.
sity student who came in on No.
travels
at
kitst
one and one-half mil»©
In order th a t Christm as pack for the holidays. They plan to mo 13 this morning.
for
each
drop.
It
takes one-half gallon
Spitzenburg, Baldwin and Newton Apples at
ages may get to their destination tor and be the guest of friends.
of this substance to make one pound
P er Box, .....................
, ....................... $110
of honey. At the same time, it a*
somewhere near on time, post of-
.O rres cleans clothes clean.
Standard
line
of
cigars
for
said,
the busy worker also carries plant
fic employees in the local office
Phone 64.
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Heinzes
Mince
Meat
and
Plum
Pudding.
pollen
and water with which the y o ..^
Xmas.
Porters
Confectionery.
are w orking over time, daytime,
brood
is
fed.
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night time, all the time and per
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Dodge’s F ruit Salad and Vegetable Sala<7=per
petually. The popular hour to va
Lester Pitm an,
Paul Kelsay,
Shellac for Floors
can> ....................... ............. ............... • .... 25c
M ERCHANDISE SHOOT
cate the re a r working room of the
Joe Dyer and Verm Hodges, all of
A good and durable finish for fioon
A M erchandise Shoot will be
post office now is said to be at
Dodge s Pettite Pois Peas, Strawberry Beets,
Washing a Mountain into the Sea
stairways, and other surfaces that ar©
Eugene, were guests at the Hotel
4 a. m. The parcel post is unus held Sunday, December 23 at ; Columbia last night.
, . ,
,
1 subject to heavy wear is obtained bv
Fancy Maine Corn and Brussel Sprouts
Contractors years ago began to slowly
began
to
crumble
downward,
applying a coat of shellac over tna
Hollywood
orchard,
Jacksonville
ually heavy this Christmas.
iove a mountain from the heart of a At its summit stood an old mon- filler coat, before using the regular
road. Trap and rid e »hooting. A j l r r |t c d
A’rown and AVhite loaf Flour, none better milled,
outh American city into the sea. astery. Abandoned by its former varnish. The shellac should not h»»
hey used mule-drawn carts to haul occupants, it fell with the ground that mixed with the varnish, and jf any
apeclal Invitation la extended to
MrB L
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Wood elde
Saturday and Monday, per sack,...........$1.75
and !
he
soil and rock away to be dumped supported it. Stones too large to be
Oh Boy! That salt rising bread. Ashland Gun club and all rllle daughter arrlved
m
iside
the sea wall that marked the moved by the force of the water, thinner is required alcohol should be
Bon Ton.
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Family Patent, per sack,.........................$1.65
mils of a new water front. Shortly were broken up by dynamite and used. The wear-resisting qualities of
iter the work was started it was sluiced away. Over 7,000,000 cubic the shellac will offer a pleasant sur
join L. N. Woodside, advertising
Lconomj
Dairy
P
eed,
makes
the
cow
give
more
D rum m ers Samples of F urs of
jtimated that under this mefhod the yards of earth and rock have already prise to anyone who has to varnish
m anager of the Tidings. They will
Milk, $1,40 per sck., per t o n ......................$32.00
ost would be almost prohibitive, and been poured from this hill into the floors often, and the gloss obtaiwed ha*
all kinds a t 25 per cent Discount Home from O. A. C.
a long life.
reside in the C. E. Lane home at
hat the task would require eight bay, making an extension to the shore
Monday a t Enders.
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Miss M argaret McCoy has re- 212 Van Ness avenue
Mill Run, per s a c k ,...........................................$1,40
ears. It was finally decided to wash three miles wide. Sixty new blocks
turned for Christm as vacation
<ay as much as possible of the hill will be available to the business sec Ç Under healthy conditions, fish' m ay
Say it w ith a box of chocolates with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ilh hydraulic force. Twelve giant tion of the city when the transfer has live many years. For example© i j -
R em odeling repairing done at
W e wrap for sh ipping
free of J. W. McCoy-. O ther students are
1 earns of water under pressure from been completed. Other various mod mon have been known to survive a
Orres T ailor Shop— up stairs.
charge. R ose Bros.
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uee high-powered pumps were ern methods of destruction also are hundred years, eels 60 years, and carp
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while pike are said be e«ftn more
'rued against the mountain, and it being used.
tenacious of life.
McCormack Choses Song
Hit of the Season
Trinity *
Episcopal
Church
IVhdt íhe World Is (Doin^t
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
PLAZA M ARK ET