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H E P T E M B E R , 12, 1P2S
T H E LO V E T H A T SAVES: — F o r God so loved the world,
thkt he gave his only begotten Son. th a t whosoever believeth in him
should not perish, hut have everlasting life . John 8 :18.
P R A Y E R : — “ O Love th g t.w lll not le t me go, I rest my weary
soul on Thee: I give Thee back the live I ow,e; T h a t in Thine ocean
depths its flow . May richer, fu lle r be.”
Mr. P. R. Hardy,
Ashland, Oregon, .
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Dear Sir:
.> . .
That little statement of yours, that “ drivers in Ash­
land have one signal for everything. . All the driver be­
hind them knows is that they are going to do something”
summed up.the driving conditions almost perfectly.
Why, in the name of all that is public, when a driver
drops his arm to the side o f the car, he should make a left
turn, is more than I can see. But they do it, and what is
more, the women drivers-can’t be blamed for it aU. The
men are just as bad, if not worse than the women in this
respect.
A little campaign, to educate the public in the proper
use of signals to warn those behind them, would not go a
bit amiss.
Yours sincerely,
»
Auntie Ashland.
All Ashland Motorists,
Dear Children1
A few of my youngsters are starting a branch club of
the Oregon State Motor association, and I am sure you
w ill all want to join as soon as possible. You all realize
the need of snch a club here, and the good it will do the
:
In many cases, you have been in positions where such
a club would have meant a saving of more than a year’s
dues. Again it would have saved that ltwig walk for gaso­
line, and again it would have prevented your wife, or
your sister or yonr mother from having to do the heavy
y o rk of changing a tire.
When the solicitor comes around, meet him half way,
give him a chance to explain the whole thing to you. Then
I know you will join.
Yours truly,
Auntie Ashland.
class rooms are being provided.
The P rim ary and Junior de­
partm ent have already occupied
the low er floor. ' The A . K . I. A.
clans of men have repainted anti
ralsomlned the large room fo r­
m erly occupied by the P rim ary
department and w ill use it as
th e ir class room.
Don’t forget
mon, by the pastor a t the Bunga-
This subject w ill he ex­
period opens a t 8:46 and con­ low.
tinues fo r tw enty minutes giving trem ely interesting to n il Bible
Do these messengers
inspiration fo r the study of. the students.
W ord. Join one of the classes.
The morping h o u r.o f Worship
is eleven o’clock. W orship God
w ith ns. The pastor w ill preach.
The subject to r discussion w ill
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
he: “The Personal Elem ent lu
the W o rk o f the M aater.”
Best Quality
The Christian >, Endeavor So­
Jumbo Jelly Beans
ciety w ill meet a t 6 :3 0 p. m.
Per Lb. 20c
W e w ill Join in the union ser­
vice in the Methodist church at
Brownie Fruit Squares
8 p. m. This service w ill be
HOW MUCH SLEEP IS ENOUGH!
1924 Dodge Sedan . .1900
1919 Dodge Tour. Car
Best of Condition. .1275
1919 Ford Touring . ,9 75
1922 Ford Touring. .9275
1919 Chev. Touring. .9125
1922 Ford Sedan
Ruckstell Axle,
9375
Automotive Shop
Brake Relining Done by
Machinery
Edison says “ Pour hours of sleep are enough for
m e". Napoleon was likewise satisfied-with four. Y et
Science now1 explaines the difference by suggest
{ng that quality of sleep is important.
(hie person sleeps lightly; nerves tense and mus­
cles taut. Another sleeps deeply and soundly, with
flie repose of complete relaxation that good sleeping
equipment insure^ --------*— -----------------
Take ten minutes tonight to study the mattress
and spring you sleep on. Then come to our store and
examine the wide range of Simmons Beds and Springs
Sealy and John Hoey Mattresses at prices fitting any
pocketbooks Compare them, judge whether health,
energy and success are not worth the cost o f real
sleep and comfort.
. .
J. P. Dodge & Sons
Reliable House furnishers
SPECIAL
F irs t lU frtiM (M arch
Myron §, W oodw orth,, Pastor
Sabbath school 8 :4 6 ; preach­
ing, 1 1 :0 0 ; B. Y , P. U. 7:00.
Union meeting w ill be held at
the Methodist' church.
This
w ill be a mass meeting dealing
with, the week-day Bible school.
All should be interested and
all are asked to attend.
Do
not forget our regular Wednes-
day rig h t prayer-meeting.
ta ta »
Trinity
Episcopal
Church
Vicar, the Rev. P. K . Hammond
H oly communion a t 8 a. m.;
morning service a t 11; evening
service a t 7 :3 0 . The Rev. P. K .
Hammond is beginning a series
of Bible stories on 8unday eve-',
nlng. Everyone cordially Invited?
tt a n
F irs t O m gregattoaal Church
W . Judson Oldfield. Minister
Boulevard and Main Street.
Sunday school at 9 :4 5 a. m.,
with classes for a ll grades and
ages. B ring «your Bible. Morn­
ing service at 11, subject: “ The
Right of The Child To a Moral
and Religious H eritage.” Christ­
ian Endeavor at 4:4 5 . The eve­
ning service w ill be s union
service at the Methodist church
devoted to the question of Week
Day Religious EducaUon. This
meeting means much for the fu­
ture of Ashland and you eun-
not afford to mtlss it. The pub­
lic is cordially invited to all
these services.
F irs t l*resbyt e r t a l i Church
J. C. Mergler. Minister
Corner North Main and Hol­
man Streets.
The Sunday school of the
church under the able leader­
s h ip ; of W ir t M. W righ t, Supt.,
Is offering splendid opportunity
to r the study of the Bible.
W e ll equipped and consecrated
teachers are In charge of all of
the
classes.
The
devotional
Per Lb. 35c
PERMANENT GUESTS
DESIRED FOR THE
WINTER
AT
The Lotus Rooms
Breakfast Served if
Wanted
Phono 397-L
217 N. Main
Oriole French Nongat
Per Lb. 45c,
Lithia Spring!
Confectionery
190,E, Mam St., Phone 116
Ouj box line consists-of a
verv choice assortment of
high grade candies.
Oeser’s Ashland Service Station
CORD TIRES 30x3 1-2
10 Per Cent Oversize - - - $8.00
Full O v e r s iz e ..............$9.00
The Best Gas And The Best Oil
Free Crankcase JEIervice
A REAL SERVICE STATION
For Your Sunday Dinner
tad yon will realize that
it is cheaper and better to
let us bake your cakes.
Mr. Irving E. Vining,
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Ashland, Ore.,
Dear Mr. Vining:
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Yonr talk at the Kiwanis clnb4uncheon yesterday
was wonderful, and contained such sound business sense
that I know every merchant and business man present
obtained a lot of good from it, and, if they will practice
yonr advice, will obtain better results than they ever have
in the past.
When yon said that to induce jteople to patronize
home industry, the products must be equal in quality and
price with what thé consumer has lieen getting, and that
the local merchant must carry a stock of goods capable
of meeting the average call, showed many present why
they had not been obtaining the home trade they should.
They w ill, in many cases, rectify their mistakes, nnd local
rodocta will obtain a much better sale here than ever be-
T
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MISS D. M. SMITH, o f the
Educational Department of
W . P. Fuller & C o , w ill be
in attendance at our »ore to
show and instruct all who are
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SHE
THE
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YOU
EVER
LOVED
I hope sometime, to Ite able to hear more from yon
I subject, for yon could only touch on it in the time ■
O form a more perfect
forming to introduce local serv­
ice. “A more perfect union” o f
union” was the animating
thought o f the statesmen who these companies seemed, from
the beginning o f the telephone’s
met to draft America’s consti­
adoption by the« people, to be
tution. Their problem was to
essential, and so the structure o f
weld the sections they repre­
thé Bell System was planned.
sented into a political entity that
This organization exists today
would function most efficiently
substantially as it was then con­
and enduringly in the service o f
ceived—
a group o f companies,
the people.
each preserving its individuality
rA similar problem was pre­
and applying local knowledge to
sented nearly a century later to
local needs, but all federated
the organizers o f America’s tele­
into a single cohesive union in
phone service. Licences under the
order that nation-wide, univer­
first pa tents were be ing gra n ted
sal service may be provided.
to isolated companies that were
Instruction an
TRY ONE OF
OUR CAKES
LITHIA BAKERY
Sincerely,
Auntie Ashland.
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a teal, shrs-snough char«*, and 1:41 *. » ,
la enjopad by the Junior*.
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Circuit Judge C. M. Thomas,
Dear Charlie:
,
See where yon have east great gobs of gloom over the
lioys who inhabit the jail house maintained hv the feonnty,
by declaring that the trusty jobs are to lie vacated, and
are to be allowed to remain vacated. Fine idea.
For quite a while it has been almost a pleasure to be
an inmate of the eounty bastile. When a man, by a short
period of good behavior, could obtain a jolt as a trusty,
eonld get outside the bars, he was not servftg the sent­
ence imposed upon him by the judge who prononneed that
sentence.
- ■*''
. - Tam many men, who were trusted inmates of the
hoosegow, wandered off and forgot to return to their usual
lieds. They got a nice long start, and by the time their
escape was discovered, ’ they were so far away it would
ha«« t tart la th * affata* dieted bp Mr«. CNSbp.
Church O f Chrhrt
V . K. Allison. Minister
Bible School R ally Day pro­
gram w ill be given by the school
the first Lord’s Day in October.
Promotion day in the
Bible
school w ill follow soon after.
W ith the gradual completion of
the annex, tlie very nicest pf
All Ashland People,
Ashland, Ore,,_____
to come next Sunday. Dr. A.
Dear Folks:
,
W . Young, m inister
of
the
Friday, September 18, has been set aside by the di­ Cbtfrcb of Christ In Grants. Pirns
rectors of the Jackson County Fair as Ashland day; Ujion w ill speak both morning and
that day, the exhibits of Ashland people will be featured, evening, while the regular paator
w ill apeak at Grants Paaa. D r.
and the city will be given the foremost position in all ac- Young w ill apeak In the ¿nor nlng
tivities.
a t . 11 o’clock, sbuject “The
Every Ashland man, woman and child, w ho can pos­ Kingdom of God.” In the eve­
sibly do so, should be on hand on that date, to help put ning nt 8 o’clock, “ Does The
BI big and T ru e Science C onflict.”
the day over as the BIO day of the fair.
; : ,
However, don’t forget that thé fair opens on Wed­
P in t Baptist (March
nesday, September 16, and continues until Saturday, Sep-
(Incorporated)
tember 19. The show will be worth your support, for it
B. C .-M ille r, Paator
is ‘‘bigger and better” than ever this year.
‘ Angels— What
Wo
Know
Sincerely,
About Heavenly Messengers.” is
the theme for the morning ser­
Auntie Ashland.
S o u th e r n Oregon Gas Company,
Gentlemen:
Your efforts to improve the gas service in Ashland
deserve the support of the people of the city, and the
manner in which , you are going abont things, I believe,
will earn this support
Your work in installing the new gas pressure tank,
which will keep the pressure at a mean level at all tiroes
will eliminate one of the biggest objections local people
have had to gas itf the past. W ith this means of assuring
•a steady flow of gas, you have taken a big step toward
the universal use of gas in Ashland.
Service in the local office has become many, many
times better than anything we have had in the past. The
courteous, effecient service rendered nt the office is win­
ning many people to your side.
Ashland needs gas, just as she needs other utilities,
and I am glad to see you furnishing her with it is snch
an efficient manner.
•
Sincerely,
Auntie Ashland
the
In
Injorost of the W eak Day ¡really
School of Religion. Cttlaens tn-
taraet^i ta giving the chMron of
the community a oseee. .*deqaa3e
training in the Bible should ha
present.
J. O, RIGG