Monday, December 29, l(Mít
Á K H t m Ü A t t f Ö Ö 1KM
M fiË f e r n
ase«S
b •‘« M a M a M b
1 From M edfotd—
M r. and M rs. H o w ard G rover
1 of M edford ‘ w ere v isito r» in th e
c ity y e ste rd a y .
-n -
M
WINS FORTUNE. BUT LOSES WIFE
M asks a t T re fre n s fo r e v e ry ­
body. G et th em fo r 1. O. O. F.
99-
m a s q u e ra d e , Dec. 30.
A t C o n v a le sc e n t H om e——
R eturning Today—
Mrs. C h a rle s W im e r of M otin-'
M rs. A. D. H e lm s re tu rn e d to
ta in a v e n u e Is a p a tie n t a t th e
h e r hom e so u th of A sh la n d to ­
C o n v a le sc e n t H om e.
d ay a f te r r e c u p e r a tin g fro m a re-
I c e n t illn ess a t th e C onvalescent
K o d ak fin is h in g . S tu d io Ash-1
Home.
U n d , on th e P la za .
98— tf
B A T T E R IE S
Fords, Chevrolets
I
M asks a t T re fre n s fo r e v e ry ­
In A shland—
body. G et th e m fo r I. O. O. F.
H r. a n d M rs. H. O. F ro b a c h
m a s q u e ra d e , Dec. 30.
99— 2t
c l M edford w ere th e g u e s ts of;
I I ’. a n d Mrs. T. H. S im pson y e» -1
R eturned Saturday—
te r d a y
,
M iss J o s e p h in e B a rb e r r e t u r n ­
ed S a tu rd a y e v e n in g from a tw o
fo u a re w elcom e to co m p are
w e e k s’ visit w ith h e r s 's te r„ Mrs.
«ny A u to m o b ile r a te s w ith an y '
E. J . F ra le y of Red B luff, Cal.
» 'h e r r a te s ' in J a c k s o n o r Jose-
I nine C o u n tie s; you can be th e J
Cliff P a y n e m ak e s sta n d s.
. ,<lge. P h o n e 21. Yeo, of c o u rse.;
Smaller Cars
$13.00
C e d a r C h e s ts •
In A sh la n d —
I.-'-ft Sat u n lay—
M r. and M rs. E. M. B iden of
M rs. C. V. H ow ell left S a tu r ­
M edford w ere in A sh lan d y e s te r­
d ay fo r P o rtla n d to m ak e an in
day v isitin g F re d T a y lo r of th e
d e fin ite sta y .
P laza.
ÍL/.MJL/.Ü.1 j
TH E THEATIIH BEAUTIFUL
Coincidentally with cables from Parts reporting another long­
II! At H om e—
I A nyone w ish in g tic k e ts fo r t u r - 1 distance stock market coup—this time one of >2,000,000—by Lieutenant
Osborne 0. Wood, ex-army officer and son of Governor-General Leonard
J . Q. A dam s, local post office 1
key d in n e r a t P a r is h H ouse a t ¡Wood, of the Philippine Islands, oomes news from Wilmington, Del.,
o fficial is con fin ed to h is hom e!
3 :0 0 P . M. New Y e a r’s day. call apparently confirming a report that Mrs. Wood Intends to sue for
1 y illn ess.
divorce. Mrs. Wood, who Is at the home of her father, near Wilming­
310R o r 298L .
1 0 0 - lt
ton, Is quoted as declaring she and Wood have reached a parting of the
¡ways. She left Paris for America with the Wood youngsters several
S h a n g h a i C hop Suey, H o n g k o n V isiting Here—
months ago.
‘
N codles, C hinese sty le , 248 2nd i
M rs. L. A dam s of G erb er, Cal.,
' ‘re e t b etw een B a n d A s tr e e ts , I
h a s been v isitin g in A sh lan d d u r-; H ave Mumps—
S a tu rd a y a n d S u n d a y open 8 t o !
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
ing th e C h ristm an h o lid a y s w ith
M rs. D. M. S p en cer a n d d a u g h ­
9. O th e r d a y s, 8 to 8.
97-1 m o.
h e r son, O. W . L ong a n d fam ily , ! te r, A lice, a re c o n fin e d to th e ir
FO R SALE: — W h ite L eg h o rn
hom
e
on
Iow
a
s
tr
e
e
t
w
ith
m
um
ps.
lay
in g p a lle ts . M rs. W . D. B ooth,
W ins R affle—
R
e
m
e
m
b
e
r
L
in
in
g
e
r
D
airy
still
Miss A lta d e n a h a s j u s t recovered P h o n e 2B7Y.
100— 2t
M r. W illia m s of th is c ity w on;
sells t h a t good m ilk a t 10c q t. ; fro m t h a t illness.
th e c h ild ’s a u to m o b ile in th e ra f-
FO U N D : — G lasses in case.
100— tf
lle at. th e V a rie ty S to re W ednes-! P h o n e 3 96R . -
O
w
ner can h av e sam e by d e sc rib ­
V isitin g H ere—
d ay evening.
ing
a n d p a y in g fo r th is ad. T id ­
Return to W ork —
Mrs. F r a n k S u tto n of Modoc
ings
Office.
100— 2t
M isses G e o rg e an n a and P a u lin e P o in t h a s been v isitin g fo r th e
Save >10.00, w alk upstairs to
C lift w ho sp e n t th e C h ristm a s v a - ’ p a st w eek w ith h e r b ro th e r, M ar-
F O R R E N T : — 3-room f u r n ­
Orres tailor shop.
17— tf
c a tio n w ith th e ir m o th e r,
Mrs. t 'n R eal o f th is city.
ished a p a rtm e n t, close «in. P h o n e
H e n ile y of th is c ity h av e r e t u r n - {
R o b in so n ’s G a ra g e o r 432Y . 1 0 0 -tf
M oves Here—
ed to K la m a th F a lls w h ere th ey R e tu rn s H o n ie
P. D. B row n of P o rtla n d , O re-!
V ic to r. Y ork w ho
spent
th ei 4 KI$LLED IN SHOTGUN
gon, h a s
m oved
to A shland have p o sitio n s.
C h ristm a s v a c a tio n w ith h is p a r ­ MASSACRE IN INDIANA
V lth h is fam ily a n d lias lo cated ;
e n ts, Mr. a n d Mils. F re d Y ork, r e ­
a t 104 T h ird s tr e e t.
He is th e i R esigns P osition —
LO G A N SPO R T, In d ia n a , Dec.
fo re m a n fo r th e A sh lan d g r e e n - { R aym ond L ong h a s re sig n e d his tu rn e d to K la m a th F a lls S a tu r ­
p
o
sition
w
ith
th
e
C
a
lifo
rn
ia
-O
re
­
day.
29. — A s h o tg u n m a ssa c re , w ith
housfes.
gon P o w e r co m p an y in M edford
fo u r m em b e rs of a S en g le fam -
to
accep
t
a
p
o
sitio
n
w
ith
th
e!
A
t
H
om
e—
ilies
as v ictim s w as un co v ered
S pecial A u to A ccident Policy
Miss W aive W ith ro w acco m p an -j h e re to d a y w hen n e ig h b o rs b ro k e
“
San
F
ra
n
c
isc
o
C
a
ll”
in
S
a
n
1
fo r >5.00 a y ear. P h o n e 21. Yeo j
ied by M rs. M ary M cD onald r£-i in to th e B a ssle r fa rm h o u se , ten
<4 course.
2 -p tf F ran cisco .
tu rn e d to A sh la n d from K la m ­ m iles n o rth of h e re . T h e v ictim s
T u e sd a y m o rn in g I s t a r t m y a th F a lls S a tu rd a y .
Cold at Y ellow ston e—
M rs. Mc­ w ere H e n ry B a ssle r, 69, V iola,
second
a
n
n
u
a
l
S
u
it
a
n
d
O
vercoat
W ord h a s been receiv ed from
D onald w ill vidit
fo r
se v era l h is th re e y e a r old g ra n d d a u g h ­
V,’. D. H odgson fo rm e rly of A sh ­ s a le — A ll w ool S u its a n d O ver­ w eek s h e re w ith
h e r d a u g h te r, te r, M rs. C a th e rin e B a ssle r, his
w ife a n d J o h n B a ssle r, h is son.
la n d now re s id in g a t E u g e n e th a t c o a ts ta ilo re d to ^ o u r m e a s u re a t M rs. W a lte r J a m e s.
M rs. E m m a H o a b u n , th e m o th e r
h is son J o h n a n d d a u g h te r M ar­ $ 2 5 .5 0 , $ 2 6 .5 0 , $32.00 a n d $38.00 I
of
th e m u rd e re d ch ild is m issin g .
w
ith
an
e
x
tra
p
a
ir
of
tro
u
s
e
rs
fo
r
Spends C hristm as—
g a re t ar,» in Y ellow stone
P a rk
a
New
Y
ears
g
ift.
O
ver
600
a
ll
Miss M ary W a lk e r of K la m a th
w'ith th e te m p e ra tu re a t 65 d e­
wool p a tte r n s to choose fro m . F a lls w as in A sh lan d la s t T h u r s ­
g re e s below zero.
C om e a n d see th e b ig g e st v a lu e s d ay to sp en d th e d a y w ith h e r '
M rs.
B u tte r
We p u t th e c h ic k e n in o u r e v e r p u t o u t a t O rres ta ilo r shop, p a re n ts , M r. a n d
’
100— 1*
tn m a le s.
T he P la za .
82— tf u p s ta irs .
W a lk e r of th is city.
To T alent—
F. H. M urphy, local e le c tric ia n
m a d e a trip to T a le n t th is m o rn ­
in g to r e p a ir som e lin e s t h a t w ere
p u t dow n by th e re c e n t s to rm .
O ur R e a d y -to -w e a r s u its will
be m ad e to f it you. P a u ls e r u d ’s.
98— tf
At K lam ath F a l l s -
M rs. W illiam H a rb e ll a n d Miss
K a th e rin e H a rb e ll of th is city
s p e n t C h ristm a s w ith M r. H a rb e ll
of K la m a th F a lls w ho is em p lo y ­
ed a t th e W h e ele r an d A lm stead
m ill.
Big S u it an d O v erco at sale a t
O rre s ta ilo r sh o p , u p s ta irs .
100— 1*
H ere Today—
T. C. N ew bry of C e n tra l P o in t
w as a biA lness v isito r in A sh lan d R egister One Car—
O nly one o u t-o f-s ta te c a r w as
to d ay .
re g is te re d in M edford F rid a y by
M asks a t T re fre n s fo r e v e ry ­ th e b u re a u of s ta te re g is tra tio n
of C om m erce
body. G et th e m fo r I. O. O. F. in th e C h a m b e r
b
u
ild
in
g
.
T
h
is
c
a
r
w as en ro u te
m a s q u e ra d e , Dec. 30.
99— 2t
n o rth fro m C a lifo rn ia .— M edford
M ail T rib u n e .
T ak es P osition —
J o h n C h u rc h m a n w ho has been
T he new po w d er blue— a t O rres.
w o rk in g in K irb y ’s G ro c e te ria fo r
’
100— 1*
com e tim e h a s ta k e n a p o sitio n
w ith th e S o u th e rn P a c ific com ­
L ittle D isease—
pany.
T h e re is little d ise a se in K larn-
F ir s t class
p ic tu re
fra m in g . m a th F a lls a t th e p re s e n t tim e
S tu d io A sh la n d .
98— tf a c co rd in g to th e h e a lth o ffic ers
th e re . Tw o caises of c h ic k e n pox
w ere re c e n tly re p o rte d b u t Ijave
U ndergoing T reatm ent—
u n d e r q u a ra n tin e .
M rs. M ineve B ro b st of H em et, been plaod
T
h
e
re
a
re
also
so m e s c a tte rin g
C a lifo rn ia , is u n d e rg o in g
tre a t­
m e n t a t th e C o n v a le sc e n t H om e. c ases of m u m p s au d m easles b u t
no s e rio u s cases.
New C a le n d a rs.
S tu d io A sh ­
land.
98— tf
O rre s re m o d e ls an d re p a irs g a r ­
m e n ts fo r m en a n d w om en. P h o n e
I ll-
64.
100— 1*
M iss B a rb a ra K ay, sm a ll d a u g h ­
t e r of D an K ay, h a s been q u ite Pie Social—
A “ pie so c ia l” fo r th e E p w o rth
ill fo r th e p a s t tw o dayy b u t is
L eag u e w ill be h eld a t th e M. E.
re p o rte d to be im p ro v in g .
C h u rc h T u e sd a y ev en in g , D ecem ­
E ach g irl is re q u e ste d
P a u ls e r u d ’s c lean c lo th e s th e b er 30.
o d o rle ss w ay. P h o n e 119. 98— tf to b rin g a pie. All L e a g u e rs a re
a sk ed to com e an d b rin g th e ir
friends.
At Jack son ville—
M r. a n d M rs. E m m e tt G illings
a n d T . R. J a c k s o n w ere v isito rs R e co v erin g —
E. L. M cNeil w ho ijs co n fin ed
in J a c k s o n v ille a n d M edford yes­
te rd a y .
to th e C o m m u n ity H o sp ita l is r e ­
co v e rin g slow ly a n d ex p e cts to be
o
u t som e tim e a f te r th e f ir s t of
R o a d in Good C ondition—
The
A s h la n d -K la m a th
F a lls th e y ear. He is th e c o n tra c to r on
ro a d is in e x c elle n t c o n d itio n , ac­ th e new h o te l.
c o rd in g to se v e ra l w ho m ad e th e
tr i p d u rin g th e p a st w eek. D es­
p ite th e fa c t t h a t snow lin e s it
on e a c h sid e, th e ro ad is n o t allp-
• r e r y an d m o to ris ts can m ak e th e
tr ip fro m A sh la n d to K la m a th
F a lls in a s t h o r t a tim e as th e y
d id d u r in g th e su m m e r. L a st y e a r
th e ro a d w as im p a ssa b le betw een
th e tw o citieB, b d t th e trip can
now be m a d e in tw o a n d a h a lf
h o u rs .
ANNUAL MEETING
N otice is h e re b y given t h a t th e
a n n u a l m e e tin g
of th e
S to c k ­
h o ld e rs of th e A sh la n d F r u it an d
P ro d u c e A sso ciatio n w ill be held
a t th e C ity H all in th e C ity of
A sh la n d , O regon on S a tu rd a y th e
1 0 th d a y of J a n u a r y , 1925 a t
1 :3 0 o ’clock P . M. fo r th e p u r ­
pose of e le c tin g d ire c to rs fo r th e
e n s u in g y e a r a n d th e tra n s a c tio n
of such o th e r b u sin e ss as m ay
P h o to g ra p h s of Q u ality . S tu d io p ro p e rly com e b e fo re sa id m e e t­
L»hland on th e P la za .
ing.
87— tf
F . L. N U T T E R , S e c re ta ry .
A sh lan d . O regon, D ecem ber 29,
Tidings Want Ads are go getter»i 1925.
100— 2t
b a se b a ll fam e, receiv ed h is nam e. Prof. Chamberlin, “the present sea floor,”
. is no apparent reason why the
A t th e tim e of his d e a th , G e n ­ c o n tin e n ts w ere n e v e r ocean beds,
P ro f..C h a m b e rlin b ases his con- ocean b asin s sh o u ld c h an g e th e ir
e ra l M cCook w as c o m m a n d in g a as h a s lo n g been supposed.
i elu sio n in d e p e n d e n tly of th e o rie s ’ e s se n tia l c h a ra c te ris tic s an y m ore
b rig a d e of O hio, In d ia n a a n d 11-
'“ O ur c o n tin e n ta l a re a s h av e ! h e re to fo re a d v a n ce d .
H e s ta te s re a d ily
th a n
th e
c o n tin e n ta l
lin o is so ld ie rs.
A fte r th e Civil been c o n tin e n ta l a re a s
se v era l i he has found t h a t e x is tin g m oun- a re a s .”
W ar, su rv iv in g m em b e rs tff th e m illion y e a rs ,’’ th e C hicago geo­ I ta in ra n g e s a re , w ith few e*.
b rig a d e p u rc h a s e d six ty - seven lo g is t c o n te n d s. H e s ta te s th e re cep tio n s, p a ra lle l to th e b o rd e rs j
a c re s of lan d on w hich th e b a ttle h a v e been
c h a n g e s, h u t
such of p re s e n t c o n tin e n ts .
He also
w as fo u g h t a n d e re c te d a m onu c h a n g es h av e been s lig h t.
T he says he h a s disco v ered th a t th e
m e n t in m em o ry of th e g e n e ra l A tla n tic O cean, he c ite s ,‘ fo r e x ­ tre n d s of m o u n ta in ra n g e s m il-
It is c h a rg e d th a t re s id e n ts in j a m p le , w as b u t little farther- e a s t­ ; lio n s of y e a rs ago w ere p a ra lle l to
th e re g io n of th e G eorgia b a t t l e - ! w ard th re e m illion y e a rs ago th a n ■ th e th e n ex istin g ran g e s. He as-
field h av e been c u ttin g tim b e r; it is to day.
1 su m e s from th e s e o b se rv a tio n s
BUILT FOR
on it and d isp o sin g of th e lu m b e r .1
j th a t th e a n c ie n t c o n tin e n ts oc-
P
ro
f.
C
h
a
m
b
e
rlin
,
ho
w
ev
er
I
T he a lle g ed v a n d a lism in clu d ed fin d s th a t th e n u m e ro u s discon- i cup ied m uch th e sam e position
le m o v a l of lu m b e r from a b u ild ­ fo rm itie s in th e re c o rd s of »rock j as p re s e n t-d a y o n es do.
in g on th e site . Som e y e a rs ago, ’s tr a ta show t h a t th e s e s u b m e rg ­
“ T h e w a te r
m u st go
som e
it w as p o in te d o u t, C o n g ress a u ­ ed a re a s h av e been tr a n s ie n t and
AND
' p la c e ,” he co n clu d es, “ a n d th e re
th o riz e d tr a n s f e r of th e p ro p e rty sh iftin g .
to th e c u sto d y of th e F e d e r a l '
■‘I t is g e n e ra lly a g re e d ,’* he
G o v ern m en t.
say s, “ th a t th e n a tu r e of d e p o s­
its of se d im e n t-o n th e c o n tin e n ts
in d ic a te s th a t th e y h av e been d e ­
WE HAVE THE
p o sited in sh allo w seas on th e co n ­
tin e n ts , an d t h a t th e p re se n t co n ­
tin e n ts h a v e n e v e r been d e p re s ­
for the storage of your
sed to form p a rts of th e deep-
Christmas presents.
R ctu in s Home—
S T E U B E N V IL L E . O., Dec. 29.
D. H. J a c k s o n w ho h a s - b e e n — C o m p lain t t h a t th e b u ria l place
co n fin ed to th e C o m m u n ity H os- of G e n e ral D aniel M cCook, one
p ita l fo r som e tim e re tu rn e d to of th e fam o u s
“ F ig h tin g
Mc-
h is hom e, to d ay .
C o o k s” of th is city, is a b o u t to
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fall in to th e h a n d s of G e o rg ia ta x
Snow at Crater Lake—
; c o lle cto rs a n d th a t th e place is
Up to j'e s te rd a y m o rn in g , so i being d e se c ra te d , is m ad e in a
f a r a s could he le a rn e d th e re ' le tte r se n t to U n ited S ta te s Sen-
w ere e ig h t feet of snow , w ith l o t s ’ a to r F r a n k B. W illis, O hio, by
i
of m o is tu re in it, a t th e rim of C olonel W’illia m L. C u rry of th e
C r a te r L ak e, an d six fe e t of 'th e A rm y of th e C u m b e rla n d , r e la ­
sa m e k in d of snow five m iles be­ tiv e s o f M cCook h e re h a v e been
low a t A n n a S p rin g s cam p .— M ed­ ad v ised . C olonel C u rry re q u e s te d
t h a t th e W a r D e p a rtm e n t ta k e
fo rd M ail T rib u n e .
c h a rg e of th is p ro p e rty .
J u n e 27, 1 8 64, d u rin g th e b a ttle
V isitin g H e re —
of
K en esaw M o u n ta in , fro m w hich
J . P a u l C arso n , b r o th e r of O.
p
lace
Judge
K . M. L an d is, of
F. C arson of th is city is v isitin g
in A sh la n d w ith his fam ily from
Los A ngeles.
N earing Goal—
W ith 98 m a rria g e s on th e book
since he took h is p o sitio n a s ju s ­
tice of tlie peace of K la m a th F a lls
tw o y e a rs ago.. J u d g e R. A. E m -
m itt feels s u r e t h a t he w ill rea c h
th e goal w hich he se t b efo re J a n ­
u a ry 5 th , w €en he ste p s o u t of
office. O ne m o re m a rria g e fe a s ­
s u re d on New Y e a r’s E ve so th e
ju d g e is s a tis fie d th a t he w ill
rea c li if n o t pass th e goal of one
h u n d re d .
Cakes, Pastries and
Bread
for the Holiday
Feasts
STATE MEETING OF
TEACHERS OPENED
PO R T L A N D , Dec. 29. — T he
^adoption of fre e te x t books fo r
public schools in O regon a n d th e
e s ta b lis h m e n t of b ra n c h n o rm a l
schools th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te w ere
am o n g th e p ro p o sa ls
s u b m itte d
by th e c o m m itte e on re c o m m e n ­
d a tio n s a t th e tw e n ty fifth a n ­
n u a l m e e tin g of th e O regon S ta te
T e a c h e rs A sso c ia tio n w h ich o p e n ­
ed h e re
to d ay .
A p p ro x im a tely
2,000 te a c h e rs a re ex p ected by
to m o rro w .
W'e welcome this oppor­
tunity • to extend to vou
•
our wishes that 1924 has
been a good year and that
1925 will bring prosper­
ity.
'
The
Franklin Bakery
Phone 199
FLO U R’
The quality that cannot
be heat and the price
right.
Crown F lour, per saclf ....$ 2 .4 5
W hite Loaf F lour, per sack
$ 2 .4 5
B aker G irl, per sack ...... $ 2 .4 5
C olum bia B ak er’s Hard W heat
F lour, per barrel ........8 8 .9 5
P e tite P runes, 4 lbs. 25c
17 lbs. $ 1 .0 0
Jerry O’Neal
Plaza Market
BOULEVARD and SHERM AN
9 . A. Stearns
Our Phone 82
January
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY
CLEARANCE
is Now On
COATS 1-3 to 1-2 OFF
1-2 PRICE
DRESSES 1-3 OFF
FURS NOW 1-2 PRICE
Clearance of sweaters, infants’ knit
suits, gloves, hosiery, underwear, wool
dreRs goods and manv other lines.
A tense, thrilling drama
of love, romance and pit-
falls in the paths of our
vibrant youth .of today,
of yesterday and tomor-
Pre-Inventory
S A L E of
D R E SSE S
Twenty-Seven Dresses in a Great Sale.
Both SILK^nd WOOL. We must clear
our racks to make room for new spring
merchandise. Every dress new this
Season. Sold re g u la rly a t $14.95 to $22.50. Silk D resses m ad e
o f k n itte d silks, C an to n C repe, C repe S atin , F la t C repe, C repe
d e C hine a n d P a n a m a C rep e— W ool D resses m a d e of W ool
C repe, P o rie t Twill, a n d S p o rt F la n n e ls in s trip e s a n d checks.
Pre-Inventory
~
1 O The Regular
V < J d L ^ at 1 " ^
$16.95 Coats- -H alf P ric e S a l e ...... $ 8-48
$22.50 Coats- -H alf P ric e S a l e ...... $11.25
$25.00 Coats- -H alf P ric e S a l e ...... $12.50
Prirp
Price
$29.75 Coats- -H alf P ric e S a l e .... $14.88
$34.’5O Coats- H a lf P ric e S a l e .... $17.25
$45.00 Coats- -H alf P ric e S a l e .... $22.50
C hildren’s and Misses’
Women’s Dresses
Coats 1-2
Both Silk and Wool—Regu­
lar and Extra
Sizes
the Regular Price
$29.75
Dresses now $19.75
$ 5.00 COATS NOW ................................. $2.50
$32.50
Dresses
$ 7.50 COATS NOW ............................. ’ $3.75
$34.50 Dresses now $22.95
410.00 COATS NOW . . . 7 . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$5.00
Every coat new this season—All must go in
this Sale
N o ., 1 Italian Prunes, 10c lb.
Station
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11Sherlock Jr.”
Business and
Bathing
The business man needs
lots of “ pep.” A daily
shower bath helps him to
have it.
A batlra-day is a “ ton­
ic” that can’t he beaten.
Everyone who tries it
finds that “ A bath-a-day
keeps you fit in every
way.”
We install bathroom
equipment t h a t makes
daily bathing a greater
pleasure.
Murphy El ec. Co.
TODAY
Buster Keaton
—in—
Sale Of
Extra L arge Im perials, 2 lbs.
35c
IV. & N. Service
CH ICAG O, Dec. 29. — T he
c o n tin e n ts A tla n tis
and
G ond-
w a n a la n d , w h ich s c ie n tis ts h a v e ’
said sp a n n ed th e space now eov-!
e re d by th e w a te rs of th e A l l a n - ;
tic, c o n n e c tin g th e W e ste rn H em -,
isp h e re f r ith A fric a h u n d re d s of!
th o u s a n d s of y e a rs ago, a re lit­
tle m o re th a n geological f a n t a s - ’
ies, a c c o rd in g to P ro f.
R.
T.
C h a m b e rlin , U n iv e rsity of C hicago
g e o lo g ist.
t
“ A n d , w h a t is m o re ,” d e c la re s
TH E ASHLAND FU RNITUR E
COMPANY
8 8 N. Main
Wool Blankets
FOR LESS
$10.50 Blankets . .$ 8.95 pr.
$12.95 blankets . $10.75 pr.
OFF
E. R. ISAAC & CO.
“ The Quality Store”
now $21.95
Every Dress is a Bargain—
Every Dress new this
Season
Cotton Blankets
FOR LESS
$4.98 b l a n k e t s ............... $4.19
$5.48 b la n k e ts .............. $4.69