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m e a ® th è « D r ie s t N i l e , i t vedofo-
m a n d a tio n s
of
M oham m ed
T h e t a r t a n Is on» o f those hand-
draped affairs, fashioned a a y o t r
head w hile you w a it—T h e -la te s t
ta d in h atm skln g,
By C H A R LES P. S T E W A R T
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FECT’ ORIGINALS — PERFECT CARBONS
L o c a l g ro w e rs p la n i
q u a n tity y
of
—AND THE ONE STENCIL CUT WAS
b ro cco li 'a s
NEVER EQUALLED WITH THE HAND
e x p e rim e n ta l crop.
OPERATED MACHINE.
1921 FORD
The employer likes the machine^-the stenographer
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In fine condition, 5 wire wheels, good tires, AtwateZ
Kent ignition,
The mission of this bank is to make suc­
cess easier for you.
• •
Your own resources are limited. Your
own unaided efforts can car^y you only* a
iittle way. But the experienced counsel .and
active eo-operation which this bank is able
(o give will smooth the way to the full ac-
ue«nplishment of your ambitions. .
likes it. I t is the perfect typewriter. ,
WE
$150.00
ARE
AGENTS
ELH ART’S
Ashland Fruit & Produce Association
Come and see us about it today. I^et us
add our strength to yours.
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The Citizens Bank of Àshlàttd
Ashland, Oregon
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A ROOM THAT IS THE CHILDREN’S VERY' OWN
H E N it it remembered
that play is the back­
ground and the basil
for at least fifty per
cent at the meatal
and physical develop­
ment o f children It 1»
easy to realise th»
ta ta fo u n d on h is h an d s w h e n
b e p ro c la im e d ' h is d ic ta to rs h ip ,
I t w as Jakt th e s to ry to f a ll
Ilk a m u sic on th e t h r i f t y p re s i­
d e n tia l ea r.
Som e pay th a t,
fr o m th e m in u te be h e a rd It,
ex e c u tiv e
s ta te m e n t
a re m a d e In E lis a b e th A rd e n s
o w n L a b o r a to rie s arid u n d e r
h e r o w n w a tc h fu l S u pervisio n .
T h e fo rm u la e a r e th ose w h ic h
E lis a b e th A r d e n h as develop ed
d u r in g h e r m a n y ye ars o f epee*
J a lis t la s k in tre a tm e n ts .
V o lp i
R e ln e g o v ern m e n t d ow n t o a
fra c tio n
th e else o f th e
utt-
w ie ld ly th in g th e fa s c is t c h iq f-
R a tio n al
to -
Preparations.
I t a lia n
d e b t s e ttle m e n t n e g o tia tio n s w e re
going on h ere .
A s P re m ie r M u s s o lin i’s m in is ­
t e r o f fin a n c e , th e c o u n t to o k
n le n d in g p a r t i® b o ilin g 7 th e
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Making Success Easier for You
th e collaV and caffs, and the lit t le
Clegvelets to w ard th e w rists, a re
cd a champagne color..
It
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to ld
4 B anden —
.fto d k s th a t a re b oth p rac tic al
and chic, co lorful and fine in
fab ric. T h e drees she la w earing
In the photo is o f a lig h tw e ig h t
cloth, trim m ed in stitch ed squares
Letter
w as
>1)8« Venice Coachman. Kansas C ity stenographer. U th young man kiss tier
goodnight and cam e to grtefiMThe young man fe lt whiskers against, hta n o r th a n d so u th h a u ls to reach
dheek.. He.called the police fend i t »developed K'Mlas”iCoachmu n t w a a ia ea stb o u n d lin e s , w as th e cause
pian.»8he—or he—eaid h e had posed aa-w woman fo r fo u r jrears^&oingjltj o f th e waste*, k .
BLACK.
p io tare, la w h ich she la fern
w ith
O rata
N issen
and
Adolphe Mention.
T h e p icture is
r IVas/i
d u r in g
A lle n W ig g in s , . r a te e x p e rt fo r
t h e P u b llo S e rv ic e C om m ission o f
O reg o n , te s tify in g o n th e ap p U ce -
flo n of th e W e s te rn ra ilr o a d s fo r
an
In c re ase
of f r e ig h t ra tes .
W ig g in s
d eclares
uneconom ic
o u tin g s
o f fr e ig h t. < w it h
lo n g ;
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g
i'f • 1 1
ra te s
I I . W a g n e r, e x a m in e r
In t e r s t a t e
C o m m erce
Elizabeth Arden
AN winter your automobile re­
quires a free-flowing oil, if it is
fa v o re d
S trin g th e Ita lia n s b e tte r te rm s .
B q t th a t'» a jo k e .
M.
On ring
the
warm
lummer
month» nature—the great outdoor»
-take» rare of both of these neces-
an y ra te , »e lf-c o n tain ed as I
shici; M L beginning with th» early
u s u a lly to. a ll accounts agrraj fal* ana lasting until the late spring,
he glowed w ith ln te rra t an d the proper environmsat and suffi­
ration aa V olp i described, cient space w ill be provided for by
the wise parent in the shape of a
gh
an
in terp reter,
the
ro*»m. alkie from the bedroom,
ghntss of Mussolini'» Job. which the children can have foe
s than 60 ' bureaus were their very own.
ted In three y ia rs , pta-
, offices, duties and i l l .
others were merged. The
ly amounted to m illio n »
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tncnoxj»
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more efficien tly adm lu-
today than ever before,
ran th is is the fascist ver-
o lp l being one. E vidently
d to p u te t t t o r Mussolini's
ration, w ouldn't have been
I a tow days ago.
» Sm oot, one o f the
d e b t negotiations. Is
*o w o n d e rin g w h y t h ,
re n tier k r a q ’ t done any-
ra rd consolidating some
iso M tp fs t« * C o u n t G nl-
e lp f dl M la u ra ta ’a rather
r R lv o r —
H o e r M fa i ÈWri.
40 prises f o r ap p le s a l
ilfffo rn n tío n a l E x p o s itio n
I
—
During
October,
ly arrangtmeqt in the room
h «h» children
any
ad u k a n « many
U S
A
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windows comes the question of
i substance with which they
mid TO glared
T he glass must
p it without distortion ihe full
«» of the health-giving rays of
> a»n. Further, the glass must
should surround tha days o f child­
hood.'
,
An attractive room that costs Jlt-
tle to prepare can kd finished pritl)
rough plaster, tinted a greyish
green; and with a friege deputing
ra -s tn ia ; fo r this, too. bears
the question o f health w ith
rao¿ rastra «arm
the Window trirtriqmgs which are
painted a bright gfeèn. ’ Shelves can
be built in the closet for the storage
gay kind" of glass won’t of toys.
no long sqaren or extra
A sturdy table, » bookcase, and
>necessary to find the right m f f l ¿ R i f a - ¿ S ^ r a * i & T
ite glass such as one comm monise with tits wans, are in d i­
:t with » doaen times a day spensable krticles of forniture. T r a
I ng; and jts use has bsoorte window hangings are of Unbftschetl
MO in the windows of the muslin with red and M ur applique.
esntly built hom er of the Thè floor is painted a d a r k g r e e n ,
HR that 1» oak be supplied r a d on it are sjM-ead three small
raff rugs of a bright pattern.
tfninspiriag surroundings as a cluld;
and the bedroom, fxcept during the
hour» for repose, is pot the m «A
tntpMng eartronrttem iii tne wona.
Clean air and the direct light of
the sun a n at nspessary for grow­
ing rh lld rm as th ty a rt foe gro<4
ing plants. Children thrive on sun­
shine; without it they wilt and Paje.
Upon the germs th»t lurk in the
corners o f even the most carefully
swept rooms the light of the s m
The general rigeorative scheme.
ba* Rwt the opposite effect Germa »
i s a t i s S . r J i r s ;
E
that may wngh Mvoc: 6
the
de­
rate organism» of children ffee or brightest sunshine w ill he dimmad
die before the rays of the sun. * by drab walls, musty hangings, and o r hot, the y o i
battered furniture. W alla, hangings, a room which
and furniture must work fn con­ as p rim a rily <1
ju n c tio n , w ith the sun to give the
» x
not meet this
here again Ze
of its superic
one