patta, M h , Uardy,
.-•on, M r.. «Iífr4 W ttttto. Mr».
McCoy. Mr». V, O. ' N. ^Switb,
Mr». McCr»Ä»n. * Mr». Carlon, bx the ’bbateaaa», M n''Toc
Mr», boni» Dodg». M r». , J P. »ad Mm. C. N, ,-pil»^«,
Dodge, Mr». Henry K n der», Mrs.
John Enden», 1fr». J-. H. AlcOv»
and Mr». H. C. Oaley. '
»sk Manager
.City fedltor
What It Wants
Mr». W right, the preeideut of
.Telephone »
the Marley Circle ot the Baptist
The Cirlc Club will hold a church opened the feasting at
flower show In the Llthia Spring» the church with devotion yester
hotel lobby from 4 p. 0». to day afternoon.
LONDON. B w t. M . — I B . F J t -
10 p. m , Wednesday, Septem
An interesting program was Wax figures aa seen in the London
ber SO. j -
-prepared by Mr». 8. A. Peters, shop windows are no longer all
and Mr». PhUpot.
Mrs. T. L. of .the “ heanty chorus“ variety;
tat Matron» d a b Meet—
Instead, soma frown, aogia pont,
Sorrell gare a description ot the
Ml»» Caorgle Coffee, assisted cruise of the United States fleet ■oma look downesht, mine look
by Mrs. Bal McNair was hostess to Australia and New Zealand,
to the members of the Past reading portions of Mr. Sorrell's
The naw Moa tn producing wax
Matrons club of Alpha Chapter diary and letters. • ' s-
figure» for show window purposes
O. E. s., Thursday evening at
the pariah house.
After the regular routine of
business two charter member»
W E H AVE A BARREL OF FR ESH
of Alpha Chapter, Mr». Ellen
Wagner and Mra. Eugenia A t
kinson, were Initiated into the
10c a Pound
plub as honorary members. ,
A t a late hour refreshments
were served.
Thompson Seedless Raisins
Card of Thanks —
Obituaries, par Une
W E’WILL HAVE
THE FLAVOR IN
SUPERIOR
BREAD
, Each Wednesday and Saturday
has brought it into
Spring Lamb will make a d<
RAVOR IN
ASHLAND
X sXu
C1O U8
meat for your Sunday Dinner.
HOMES
Van Camp’s Soups, all flavors
"All future events, where an admission charge is made or a i — * 7 . . , ' , . . . ' _____ sun ..a...,__ ..._-___
collection taken is Advertising.”
.
No discount will be aUowed Religions or Benevolent orders.
Bridge Luncheon—
Mrs. R. W . Price was a
DONATIONS
Na donations to charities or otherwise w ill be made In advertls- gracious hostess to a number of
friends at the Llthia Springs
teg or Job printing— our contributions w ill ba la cash.
hotel Thursday afternoon at a
bridge luncheon.
8EPTEMBHR 38, 1038
After the delicious luncheon
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LAW FU LFILLE D : — Love worketh no ill. io his neighbor
therefore love is the fulfUling of the law. Romans 13:10.
was served in the dining room
PRAYER: — Our Heavenly Father, grant to awaken an< of the hotel, three tables of
strengthen in us a more abiding love to Thee and to our neighbor
bridge were enjoyed.
through Jesus-Christ. Amen
The guests were: Mrs. Thom-
ten n is or baseball, it is not lik e ly tn a i m e a n n o iu iw iu y m
o f a coining national tournam ent w ill g e t m uch atten tion
from us. And when we. learn th at th e tournam ent in q ues
tion is to decide the national ch am pion sh ip in horseshoe
p itch in b w e are inclined to y ield it ev e n less than p assin g
notice.
In an age w hen w e dem and for diversion noth in g
short of headspins on th e w in g s o f a rush in g airplane;
w hen a gam e o f auto p olo is an ordinary occurance only
occasionally thrilling* u s, and w h en a ball player has to
be consistent hom e run h itter, w e are n o t lik e ly to w ax
en th u siastic over horsesh oe p itch in g .
A n d yet, th is an cien t pastijn e is not w ithout its m er
its. More keenly th an e v e r sh ou ld it tod ay challen ge our
attention , for it goes back to a tim e w hen life w as sim pler.
I t carries us to rem ote cou n trysid es and lanes at a tim e
when, the noise o f th e w orld w as b arely m ak in g its e lf heard
even in the great c ities. Q u iet d a y s th ose! when men got
th eir exercise at th eir w ork, and d id n ’t fin d it necessary,
as m en do now , to work at th eir play.
T h e gam e of h orsesh oes sa tisfied to the fu ll the sim ple
d esires o f a sim ple life. I t did not ta k e years o f m ost e x
a c tin g toil to p erfect o n e ’s se lf in it; one im proved w ith
p ractice, o f cou rse; one m ay becom e e x ceed in g ly sk ill
fu l a t it, but th e nerve-rackin g ap p ren ticesh ip required for
p erfection in. a gam e lik e tennis, for in stan ce, is n ot need
ed to en joy p itch in g horseshoes.
I t recom m ends itse lf to the novice and to th e m aster;
Phone
3 Cans for 26c
THE EAGLE MARKET
Franklin Bakery
S)iced Pineapple
•v No. l ’s 30c
I . B. PLUMMER,
PLAZA MARKET Free
PHONE 190
HARDY BROTHERS
BIO GROCERY DEPARTMENT AT ENDERS
BIO STORE
AND PRIONS ARE WHAT COUNTS—YOU GAN fl
ON THB FLAEA MARKET FOB BOTH.
Q lT A T .T f V
Wc Will Offer For Saturday and Monday
Offers SPECIAL for
W hen Y ou
Want Meats
W e D eliver
SATTOpAY AMD MONDAY
Walnuts at 38c, 3 Pounds for ..........
Dunbar Shrimp— the -bent packed ......
Ubbys Fancy Slice Pineappl e • » 1-2’»
P'reah P. B. C. F ig Bars, Per Pound .....
Fig Nuts— A Real Breakfast, 3 for .....
PURE
14 Pound
100 Pound
R oyal B a k in g P o w d er
Fourth Street
Meat Market
12 oz. Can«
14 POUNDS BEST CANE SUGAR TOR .. .11.00
CANE SUGAR
«
4 c
Shred d ed W h ea t B isc u it
P er Pkg.
1
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P ontoastiee
ALWAYS OUR BIGGRHT SPECIAL
RIGHT SERVICE—RIGHT MERCHANDISE— RIGHT PRfCBS
INSIST ON
A Cooked Pood Sale by the Christian Church Ladies
Here Saturday—The crowd will be with them at
HARDY BROTHERS
SALLY ANN
In sta n t P ostum
L arge S ize
W ilso, N u t M argarine
P e r lb.
a
S eed less R aisin s
4 pounds
H o ö d y ’s P ean n t B u tter
B r in g Y our Jar. P e r lb.
Sm alt W h ite P ic k lin g
Onion's, 2 lbs. -
Crown or W h ite L o a f
F lo u r, 4 9 lbs.
S w ee t P otatoes
5 pounds
Stoll’s Evergreen Com—Per Dozen
BREAD
Phone 190
Free Delivery
v jeir o f Hie and m anner o i liv in g now r a p iu iy g o in g « w u
a m on g us. W e are glad th at a national tournam ent is
co m in g off th is m onth. I t w ill be in som e w a y an assu r
an ce th a t the good oldjtim es m ay be brought back occas
ion ally.
■ ♦»•.¡W rO
When you order
^from yoiir
grocer
'i
;
’
Lithia Bakery
THE
SCOLDING THE SCOLDERS
' * P e o p le d o n ’t differ m uch in the m atter o f scold in g.
F e w d eserve punishm ent under the penal code fo r com
m on soold s bnt petu lan t scold in g is one o k th e m o st u n i
versal o f hum an traits. W hether we know it or a d m it it
w e are a ll chronic critics o f our fellow s. P erh ap s there is
som e tru th in the expression, “ w e love each oth er fo r our
fa u lt s .”
,
C artoons and com ic strip s are given to g ro ss e x a g
g eration esp ecially as regards the m artial sta te, but w here
is there a h ap p ily w edded pair which is n ot scolded into
m arried b liss f O f course they are intend ed a s h elpfu l
su g g e stio n s and household h in ts, but th ose rem arks about
b ills, c ig a r ashes, late dinners and delayed d inners, and
other conjugal annoyan ces are hut exam p les o f ev ery d a y
«nJ unn oticed fa m ily scold in gs. Our neighbors alon e are
aw are o f th eir presenoe.
T h e sta tisticia n affords u s rare op p ortu n ities for
g iv in g ven t to our natural propensity for com p lain in g.
H ow th e m en scold th e wom efi for th eir ex travagan ces
w hen the revenue bureau announces w hat w a s sp en t for
cosm etics and silken hose in th e preceding, y ea r and w hat
a l» b e l is set up by the w iv e s and m others w hen th e to
bacco sta tistics are broadcasted. A new sou rce o f sco ld
in g is th e autom obile. N on-ow ners charge ^he m otorists
w ith forcing tlie w o r ld in to b ank ru ptcy and aatoffloN le
ow ners scold the pedestrian for som eth in g ju s t a s reason
Thos. Hill, Prop.
«1 North Main St.
A b o u t'th e only th in g ears lack now is an accessory
u s s p ed estrians for g e ttin g in the w ay.
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The tw o grea t enem ies o f illiteracy are com pulsory
a and sub titles.
HORSE
of yesterday is replaced by the Gigantic Locomotive of today—And so, in the
forward movement, the
A finer milk—
taste it!
W e ’re always working to
improve Carnation quality.
A hard thing to d o !— but
when you open your next
can o f this m ilk and notice
its finer, creamy-delicate
taste and color, you’l l say
th a t we have succeeded.
C assation M ila . P boovcts C o .
i» On«M
fir 2i Tutn
20TH CENTURY STORES
with their superior methods of Food Distribution—selling only the best of Food
stuffs at increased Savings to the Consumer»—are supplanting the obsolete meth
ods of bybone days. It’s the Saving on every article in a 20th Century Store that
COUnte.
,
.
P o st T o a stie s
F resh , P k g . Pc
C om M eal-K iln
P r ie d , 0 lb. S L 39c
«he c a n ’t p lay, d o n ’t m ake her prove
i f the ston e i i a diam ond 1
s i5
i
'i’ • i
A r t "1-
C am pbells P ork and B eans
A d irondack Cane & M aple Syru p
P in t, 83c— B a ll Q uart, 67o
S train ed H on ey — Pure,
P in t M ason J ar, 29c
C arnation M ilk
TàH C e», IO«
Crisco— N ew Stock
6 lb. Ç aiy 8 1 J 9
10c
C alif. .W h ite B ead s
3 ponnds 28c
E conom y M atches—G ood
S ized B o x e s,.6 fo r 23c
WESSON OIL
F rota C H t t » l t é C o a t"
A sp a ra g u s — H ills D ale
S h ort T ipaX -l lb . ,Can
B u lk Cocoa—P ure
i ; 2 pounds 16e
.
D el M o n te-C a tsu p
Pint, 26c
L ib b ys Pineapple,* N e # P«ek, B est. Q u ality, Low P riees. S liced , L arge d a n s. E ach,
27c— C rushed, L arge C ans 26c— C ru«he4,N o. 1 F la t T ins, 3 for 40o—S liced , N o. 1
F l ats, 3 f or A M l
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;...........
Old Dutch Mustard
16 oz. J ar, 18c
Kerns B est P a ten t, 49 pound S a ck ,
F ish ers B lend,
M arket D a y R aisin s
4 .P ou n d P k g e, 42c
>2.27
82.60
K errs H ot C ake F lou r
Ijarge P k ge. 2 6 c
R ipe O livea
3 for 29c
Crown or Sperry«,
12.40
A m erican S ard in es
2 fo r 16e
>FFEB—“ Famous for Flavor”—Direct from our own
to you—Pound 47c; 8 pounds 91J8
BULK LARD 2 LB. 45c
i f it is a new ear yon w ill have to change
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Off erings Saturday and Monday, September 26th and Zotn
C ocoanut—Sugn r Cured
L on g T hread—lb . 19c
te professor who is cou n tin g our cnaa w ords, w ill
som eon e’s corn, h is job w ill l»e done.
IRON