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A s h l a n d b A i t V T íb iÑ G S
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A SH LA N D D A IL Y T ID IN G S
pare little bouquets of cauliflow-j
Cottage Grove — 9purgeon and
should be constant and changed frequently. Never let'
er, blanch and cook in boiling
H arbick completing sawmill near
(E stablished in 1876)
the Public forget you. Never give even your old establish-
w ater. A rrange in little bunchqs
Goshen, with three years’ tim ber
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------------------------------------------------------------■-------------1 ed customers a chance to forget you, your store, your
and drain with the others in a
cutting in sight.
Published Every Evening Except Sunday by
; goods
clean linen cloth. Drain the cu
THE ASHLAND PRINTING CO.
cumbers th at have been soaking,
“ There are two points to remember in thi-s eonnec-
B ert R. Greer ....... ........................................... ~ .................................. Editor J tio n ;
Your advertising campaign, whatever it consists' medford ,, oct. 18 . — At the Bind with mix good m ayannaise
CH ARLES S. MITCHELL
b
r & ’
fall meeting of the Southern Ore-
B,nfl w,fh a
George Madden Green .....................................................Business Manager'
¡of, should be planned as a whole; do not get out several gon Presbytery, which closed at dressing, add a cup of thick cream
G raduate
Bookkeeper a n d
si»ISiA.t
‘ m «»« booklets, letters or circulars and then discover you are Jacksonville W ednesday night, and a little lemon-juice. Season Colds and catarrh yield like Stenographer desires work with
the following were named as dele with salt and pepper and add magic to soothing, healing an ti business firm.
S o t» crieu o „ Price. D e li.« « ] i„ at,--------- not Presenting your arguments in proper order that you
septic cream
th a t
penetrates
chopped sorrel and estragon.
On* Month ............................................................................................ $ .65 have neglected the seasonal influences or something else. gates to the 1925 m eeting of the
A
rrange
the
salad
in
a
dome
through
every
air
passage
and j
general assembly a t Columbus,
Three Months
|
“
Also,
if
you
are
advertising
in
a
publication,
call
relieves
swollen,
inflamed
m
em -'
on
a
large
crystal
bowl.
Nap
with
Ohio:
Six Months
One Y e a r ........................................................ .......................................
7.50 attention to that advertising in any circulars you get out, Rev. E. H. Edgar, of Jackson- mayonnaise and scatter o v e rjb ra n e s of nose and throat. Your
By Mall and Rural Routes
chopped lettuce and w atercress. clogged nostrils open right up
One Month ............................................................................................ $ .65 so as to tie the two together. Use some such phrase as! vine and Elder John s. Bonar Here and there stick to a n astu r and you can breathe freely. Haw
of Phoenix; alternates, Rev. J.
Three Months ................................
1.95 “ Watch our weekly price lists in the Courier.”
W. Angell and E lder Jam es Mar tium flower, and a t the base a r king and snuffing stop. Don’t '
Six Months ................................................................
3.50
“ The other point is to identify your store through a tin of Rogue River.
range small radishes in a w reath. stay stuffed up and miserable.
One Year ..............................
6.50
Get a small bottle of Ely’s |
border, a trade mark, an illustration or a signature, so Rev. W. S. McCullough, the new
DISPLAY ADVERTISING RATES
Cream
Balm from your druggist.
E g g s Stuffed w ith A nchovies
Single insertion, per inch ............................................................ $ .30
that every advertisement, every' letter, every handbill, Presbyterian pastor a t Roseburg, F ried
Apply
a
little in the nostrils and
PARIS, Oct. 17.— Boil three
Yearly Contracts
was received from the presbytery
every
delivery
wagon
and
every
piece
of
wrapping
paper
get
instant
relief. Millions en-1
One insertion a week ............... .............................’.....................
.27%
of Portland, and will be installed eggs hard and cut lengthwise.
FOR
Two insertions a week ...................................................................
.25
Soak a few bread-crum bs in dorse this remedy known for
will
have
some
easily
recognized
mark
which
will
remind
as
pastor
at
Roseburg
next
week.
Dally Insertion ......................................... „ .....................................
.20
the observer of all other ads of your store. Tie your ads Rev. E. P. Lawrence of Medford, three-fourths glass of milk. When more than fifty years.
Ratoe for Legal and Miscellaneous Advertising
J. R. Lamb of Sutherlin and J. K. the bread has absorbed all the
F irst Insertion, per 8 point line ................................................. I -10
together.
Note
how
the
large
advertisers
use
a
trade
Each subsequent insertion, 8 point line ...............................-
-05
Howard of Oakland will preach liquid reduce to a paste. Add the
Card of Thanks .......... *....................................................................
1.00
mark, a phrase or a picture.
the sermon
and deliver the yolks of the eggs and the filets
O bituaries, per line ........................................... - ........................
.02%
“ At certain seasons and for certain offerings of charges to the pastors and the of three anchovies, well washed I brought a truck load of bar
and mashed, with a little shallot
WHAT CONSTITUTES ADVERTISING
merchandise, advertising announcements should appear people.
gain counter goods from P ort
“ AH future events, where an admission charge is made or
Speakers before th e presbytery and fine herbs.
more
frequently
than
usual.
A
grocer
has
only
a
few
land last w eek, all o f w hich
collection taken is A dvertising.
Pass the stuffing through a fine
include Dr. H arold L. Bowman of
No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent orders.
weeks to sell strawberries, so he should advertise them Portland, m oderator of the synod 1 sieve and fill th e halves of the w ill be sold accordingly. A uto
R obes, W ade D ragsaw , H a lt
DONATIONS
more frequently than potatoes which he can sell always. of Oregon; Rev. D. A. Thompson, eggs. Dip into the beaten yolk ers,
and lots o f arm y goods.
No donations tc harities’or otherwise will be made in advertis
of
an
egg,
with
a
little
oil,
and
“ Druggists should press their advantage in selling state executive for Oregon of the then roll in bread crumbs. Fry in Com e in early w h ile th ey last.
lag or Job prlntlng- e r contributions will he in cash.
Franklin Bakery
board of national missions; Rev.
remedies for colds during the winter months. During an John
hot
butter.
C. Templeton, coast secretry I
OCTOBER 2 0
especially
rainy
April,
shoe
dealers
should
make
frequent
of
the
board of m inisterial relief, | When nicely browned drain and
THE FIRST AND THE LAST:— I am the first, and I am the
PEPL’S CORNER
Phone 199
and Rev. J. Lincoln Ellis, field arrange upon a serving dish. Put
last; and besides me there is no God. Is there a Gdd1 besides me? announcements on rubbers.
a
bunch
of
fried
parsley
in
the
yea, there is no God: I k n o v not any.— Isaiah 44:6,8.
representative
for
Albany
college.
“ But whatever the season, the goods or the medium
ren ter and serve hot.
PRA Y ER:— Lord, wo believe th a t Thou hast created all things,
and th a t in Thee all things exist, and we worship and adore Thee used, be consistent—do not have spasms of advertising.”
ASSEMBLY DELEGAÌES
NASTY HEAD COLDS
Ask Your Grocer
SUPERIOR
BREAD
as the One True and Living God, beside Whom there is none else.
“ Doc” Shultz is the fellow who claims he is better
xllmost a hundred of the leading business men of Port than George Washington. He backs his claim with the
land, members of the Portland Chamber of Commerce statement that George couldn’t tell a lie, while he
visited our city today in the first step in their tour of the (Shultz) can tell a lie, but won’t.
state. That they felt the wholeheartedness of our hospi
Now is about the time to start letting your whiskers
tality, we are certain, but that we grasped the full mean
grow in preparedness for Christmas neckties.
ing of their visit, we are not so sure.
These business men, living hundreds of miles distant
A man who has no connection with the great open
from our city are as interested in our welfare and pros
perity as many of the residents of Ashland. For realizing spaces has no idea of the beauty of nature, or how many
a known economic fact, that a city prospers only in pro different varieties of insects there are.
portion as the back country prospers, they have deter
The slang expression “ I ’ll tell the world,” which is
mined to aid their hack country, the country which sup
ports Portland, and makes it the really great city it is. so commonly used today is not new, but had its origin in
They have formed associations, to promote co-operation one of Shakespeare’s pla'ys. It was first uttered by Isa
among the growers of the state. They have engaged men bella in “ Measure for Measure.” She says, “ With out
to work with the farmers, explaining the best methods of stretched throat, I ’ll tell the world aloud what kind of
reaching the market centers with their crops in the best man thou are.”
condition. They have business men whose duty it is to
promote and open up new markets. And this by a city
almost half a thousand miles distant.
The question is, will we co-operate with these help
ers, these volunteers who are attempting to force greater
prosperity upon us. For it is a certainty, that if we lend
our aid, with all the natural advantages we have, that MILWAUKIE, W ls., Oct,. 18,
with the help and co-operation of these business men of W ho’d ever have thought th a t
plain, ordinary feet would ever
Springfield, O., Oct. 18. —
the Portland Chamber of Commerce, Ashland will become enter the lim elight?
Nicholas Stankovitch,
highest
even more prosperous and flourishing than ever, within B ut they have— ju st feet!
decorated man in the Servian
Curious things. Useful, bu t
a very short time.
arm y, recently added a new dis
OUR OPPORTUNITY
SAYS FOOT MN BE I YOUNGEST MEMBER OF
CHARACIERINDEXIEGIOH IS GREATLY
'DECORATED SERBIAN
A STEP FORWARD
Another big stride in civic improvement was taken
here Friday night, when the contracts for the construction
of our new Lithian hotel were awarded. Another step in
bringing true the dream of leaders in the city’s affairs
was taken, for with the awarding of the contracts auto
matically comes the assurance that the building was
under way.
Soon materials and men will he moving into Ashland.
The effect of the work will then he felt in the added pros
perity of the city. More money will he placed in circula
tion. More families will settle here, some of the mtempor-
arily perhaps, but many permanently. The payroll each
week will total thousands of dollars, and this money will
be spent right lie? e in Ashand. Surely this effect on the
business of Aslila d will repay for the work and worry
and investment in conducting the construction and pro
motion of the hotel. The advertising and prestige to be
gained by the city will be pure net gain, while the divi
dends which the hotel is certain to pay the stockholders
will be even more “ velvet” for most of this money will be
either invested or spent ift Ashland.
That the contractors who are to build the hotel are
showing the right spirit was proven when Mr. McNeil,
one of the members of the firm who will do the general
construction work announced that practically all the ma
terials will be purchased in Ashland, and Ashland labor
will be used as much as possible in the construction work.
Surely this enterprise is a better investment than we first
thought.
MAKE YOUR BUSINESS SUCCEED
Small retail dealers should advertise consistently, if
they advertise at all. They should plan a campaign as a
whole. These are the recommendations in a pamphlet,
“ Small Store Advertising,” issued by the Domestic Dis
tribution Department of the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States.
“ Ever)’ merchant,” the Department says in its fore
word, “ must make himself known in order to conduct a
profitable business. This is done in various ways, the
greater part of which is described as ‘publicity,’ and of all
these ways, advertising is the most effective.” The pur
pose of the pamphlet is stated to be: “ To enable the own
er of the small retail store to make the most economical
and effective use of the money he has available for ad
vertising.”
“ Although every repetition of an advertisement, a
circular or a letter costs money,” says the Department,
“ Occasional, hit-or-miss advertnsing is usually a loss;
whereas steady advertising of the right kind is sure to be
productive. The retailer whose business justifies adver
tising in newspapers will do better to run a small adver
tisement every day than to run a large one once a week.
“ This principle applies to all forms of publicity. If
form letters are sent out. it is best to send them regularly;
if handbills are broadcast, it is best to broadcast them
regularly; if window advertising is used, the displays
homely. As Daniel W ebster put
it, the foot is “ th a t p a rt of an
anim al upon which it re sts when
standing or upon which it moves.”
But never a word about any beau
ty.
But “every dog has its day,”
and it .seems th a t today is the
day belonging to “ feet.” Not only
are they beautiful, but they are
full of character, scientists say.
Experts can take one good look
at your feet and tell w hether you
are artistic, w hether lazy or lux
ury-loving, w hether am bitious
and practical.
D ue C redit
•
Dr. W illiam M. Scholl, notëU
orthopedist, is among the first
to give due credit to the feet.
“ Physical as well ' as mental
qualities and hereditary charac
teristics are shown in the foot,”
declares Dr. Scholl. “ Modern
science has gone to th e foot to
study character, for it is here
clearly and infallibly shown.
In Milwaukie Dr. W illiam H.
E rfert, orthopedist and chiropo
dist, who has worked w ith feet
for more than sixteen years,
agréés fully with Dr. Scholl.
“ Take the long, narrow foot, for
instance, with long toes and well-
shaped nails — the possessor of
such a foot is alm ost always one
of artistic tem peram ent. Such per
sons love luxury; they a re Im
provident, as a rule, and emo
tional — and very lovable. Such a
foot usually has soft skin and Is
deliberately moulded. A rtists, m u
sicians and actors often have
such feet.
Practical F oot
“ Then there is the foot of the
opposite extreme — th e short,
broad foot. The professor of this
foot is practical and very often
apt to be a success in business.
The concrete things of every-day
existence are of chief importance
to possessors of this type of foot,
while the a rts get bu t little a t
tention from them .”
EPINARD DEFEATED IN
RACE AT LAUREL TRACK
LAUREL, Md., Oct. 20.-—Epin-
ard, the French wonder hors fail
ed for the fourth successive tim e
to win a n American tu rf classic
Saturday, being defeated by Wise
Counselor in the running of the
feature Laurel stakes a t one mile.
Epinard failed to finish in the
money.
Big Blaze was second
knd Sunflag third.
tinction to his list when he jo in
ed The American Legion post
here, m aking him the youngest
Legionaire in the world as he
is toot yet tw enty one years old.
Stankovitch left Chicago in
1914 with his fath er and both
enlisted in the Servian army, he
being only twelve years old a t
the time. The same shell which
m ortally wounded his fath er
wounded him. He was one of the
795 survivors of 30,000 Servians
who resisted the A ustrian drive.
The young lieutenant can speak
and read in five languages. Most
foreign newspapers arouse his in
dignation, declared Lt. Stanko
vitch, because of th eir generally
antagonistic attitu d e tow ards the
United States.
The young veteran has been
searching among Servian people
for his m other from whom he has
been separated by the events of
the war.
OF HOSPITALS, WILL
m i.....
W H IPPLE, Ariz,, Oct. 18. —
Two hundred patients at the
United States V eterans’ Bureau
Hospital here, who were Threat
ened with the loss of the fran
chise, will be allowed to vote as
the resu lt of court action taken
In th eir behalf by American Le
gion officials.
The challenge to the veterans’
rig h t to vote here was raised by
John E . , Russell and Judge Dan
iel E. Parks, local attorney?, who
demanded th a t the names of n e ar
ly two hundred patients a t the
V eterans B ureau Hospital be
stricken from th e great register
on the grounds, first, th a t the
men were residents of a m ilitary
reservation and so had no right
of suffrage, and second, th a t they
were inm ates of an asylum kept at
public expense and had no rig h t
to vote.
D em urrers, which were filed in
behalf of the patients by George
W. Nilsson, a member of The
American Legion Americanism
Commission, were sustained in
all points by Judge R ichard Lam-
son.
K lam ath Falls — Building per
m its totaling $110,565 issued by
city couhcil for first v^eek in
onctober.
Molalla — Commercial Club
takes up job of contracting acre
age for pickle plant. About 150 We have a good job printing de
acres required to support factory. partment.
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BANK EMPLOYES ARE SAGE TEA BEAUTIFIES
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18. —
A plan whereby th e 2200 em Don’t Stay Gray! It Darkens
ployes of the Bank of Italy, a
So Naturally that No
$350,000,000 institution, are to
body can Tell.
tak e over control of the bank, has
been approved by the board of
You can tu rn gray, faded hair
directors, it was announced by A. beautifully dark and lustrous al
P. Giannini, president. The plan
most over night if you’ll get a
will go into effect on Jan u ary 1.
hottie of “ "Wyeth’s Sage and Sul
As a prelim inary move Mr. phur Compound” at any drug
Giannini will retire a3 president store. Millions of bottles of this
and Janies A. Bacigalupi, the old fam ous Sage Tea Recipe, im-
present senior vice-president, will
, proved by the addition of other
succead him as head of th ? in j ingredients, are sold annually,
stitution.
! say well-known druggists here,
The Bank of Italy is among the ; because it darkens tlfie h air so
seven biggest banking corporat I naturally and evenly th at no one
ions in the United States:. It has can tell it has been applied.
approximately 600,000 depositors
Those whose hair is turning
and 86 branches in all p arts of grey or becoming faded have a
the state and is closely affiliated surprise aw aiting them , because
with 20 of the leading .financial after one or two applications the
institutions of Europe and the far gray hair vanishes and your locks
east.
become luxuriantly dark and
Mr. Giannini, who founded the beautiful.
hank 20 years ago and who first
This is the age of youth. Gray
proposed the plan, will continue haired, unattractive folks aren ’t
as chairm an of the bank’s execu wanted around, so get busy with
tive committee and finance com W yeth’s Sage and Sulphur Com
m ittee. L. Scatena will rem ain as pound tonight and you’ll be de
chairm an of the board of direct lighter with your dark, handsome
ors.
hair and your youthful appear
ance within a few days.
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FAVORITE RECIPES
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VEGETABLES
That worn-out, all-in feel
ing is cleared up by a
bath a day.
Peppers
Cabbage
Spinach
Lettuce
Squash
Sweet Potatoes
Onions
Beets
Turnips
Potatoes
Quinces
A hot bath soothes nerves
and causes complete muscular
relaxation.
A daily bath in cool or
trepid w ater forestalls fatigue.
Bath-a-day equipm ent infor
m ation will be gladly explain
ed to you.
Jerry O’Neal
Plumbing
i- '
Plaza Market
Heating
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H. A. Stearns
2 0 7 E. Main
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Foreign Exchange
OREIGN exchanges are often
very complicated and yet
people sometimes must use them.
This hank is prepared to transact
all business wtih foreign countries
and to give you accurate advice.
F
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Irma Salad
PARIS. Oct. 17.— “ Irm a salad”
is one of the best French salads i
arod a lovely one to look at.
I t is composed of cucumbers,
cut into thin slices and soaked
in salt w ater; asparagus, cut into
short lengths, and extra fine
green beans, cooked in salt water.
The vegetables should be th o r
oughly washed in cold w ater and
thetn plungjed immediately into
boiling w ater.
When cooked,
drain and then plunge again into
the cold w ater in order to pre
serve th eir green color.
Besides these vegetables, pre-
t
Relief Is Found
CATHOLIC
Fair-minded non-Catholics are
invited to learn what the Catholic
Church really is and is not by
sending for
Free Literature
Specify the general topic on
which facts are desired.
Send Postal Card to
C athouc T ruth S ooetc
314 McKAI BLDG.
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
MHURD, 0BEC08
Ashland, Oregon
F razier & S on
-t
Seed Rye, per cwt.............$3.50
Keep Glands
In Balance
Says Physician
In an in terestin g interview ,
Dr. 'Samuel J. Staub, accord
in g to a recen t dispatch, said
that people su fferin g from th at
“below par” feelin g , accom
panied by loss o f appetite,
sleep lessn ess, lo ss of w eight
and so forth, can be se t right
by havin g th e balance of tJweir
glandular secretions restored.
G landogen, th e new scien tif
ic gland tonic, prepared in tab
let form , provides a sim ple
m ethod o f ta k in g glandular
treatm ent.
G landogen,
for
m en and w om en.
E ast Side
Pharm acy w ill supply you.
Mail orders accepted.
GIVE THE KIDDIES
Seed Oats, per cw t.......... 8.25
Alfalfa Seed, per cwt ....27.00
Red Clover Seed, per cwt. 27.00
Alfa’lfa hay, last year
cutting, per ton .......... 20.00
a Chance to Play
Cherro Egg Mash, per cwt. 3.15
N othing would delight the youngsters more than a Kiddie
•»
K ar, Tricycle or other childish vehicle which will perm it them
Oyster Shell, per cwt. .... 1.50
to enjoy the outdoors and get the exercise they need.
Mill run, 80 lb. sack ...... 1.05
Only giv e u s a part o f your
business and see how w e ap-
preciate it.
SWENSON-PEEBLER
Furniture Company
F razier & S on
P h on e 2 1 4 — 3 5 3 E . Main St.
W all
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Many Beautiful Designs from which
to select Order now to avoid delay.
Paper and P ain t.
B ring your W indow
G lazing done free.
8 a .li
in—-
Let your children eat m ore cake; it
has more nutriment than a sandwich
* if made with
C 4 £ l/M fr
THE WORLD'S G R E A T E S T
THE ASHLAND TIDINGS
BAKING POWDER
Contains only such ingredients as have been
officially approved by U . S. Food Authorities
I A U » BVs TIMES THOSE OF ANY OTHER BRAND