ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
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A D V E R T IS IN G
¿Ingle insertion, per inch
I t wosld be a ll right for a
mother to w ait up to r her daugh
ter to come la is she could sleep
In the daytime.
T>e most ooatly -things
old man buys ara playthings.
Necessity
knows
no
laws,
which Is likewise true of many
Nothing pukslea' a bald-he
lawyers.
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man more than bow fast
whiskers can grow'
Today’s beanty hint.
Take ¡1
bath and help mother gat break
Love to awful stuff. I t ’s a
fast.
which breaks out unexpect«
then keeps two people -J
The man or woman who agree* gathering fuel for It.
with overyth|ng «yon say w ill
bear watching.
And, if love to a flame, then
Jealousy to the fire departm ent
Man’s chief blunder to in mak
ing ao many laws against hl*
Men are terrible people. B«pc-
own interests.
ctally married men.
Coats' k'
One ineertion a week
Two Insertions a week
D aily Insertion ............
par I point
It insertion.
married man more to live. B a t
The science of love is a mere
mayybe
it to worth more.
" A il future events, where an admission charge to made or a
m atter of w riting love letters
collection taken to Adverttotofc.”
No-djacount w ill be allowed Religion» or Benevolent Orders. that w ill not be incriminating
W illa m ette Pài
Crown
In a Meach-of-promlse suit.
DONATIONS
Co., w ill start logging In C lat
No donations to charities or otherwise w|U be made to advertis
Hea Heck says: "One reason sop county, to salvage spruce
ing or Jeb printing — our contributions w ill be in cash.
why many man ta il Is because damaged by fire.
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Bnstnaaa Manager
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PEACE W IT H A L L M E N :-—Follow peace w ith all men, and
iollness,, without which no man shall see the Lord. Hebrews 12:14.
they spread themselves out thin
over too much ground
P R A Y E R :— We would, O Lord,, by Thy grace, exercise our-
elves to live as far as possible In peace w ith a ll men.
By M A R T G R B B R C ÖNKLIN
W bea w w ««Toda W,
ing over the nation,
Phillips wa« bon» on B«
in Boston. th« youngest
family,
was surround
ed by a ll th a t abundant w ealth, a
home ot esitim i, and social poel-
tion could- afford. B ut thia homo
was alao ene of wise discipline.
Sally W alley was a devout Christ
ian wpman who loved her Bible,
and I t was from her th a t tbs
young Wenden received bto earl
iest religious impressions.
She^
inculcated to him simplicity and
earnest sincerity, encouraging lb
him a disposition to stand b y th d
righ t which he afterw ard develop
ed w ith each tremendous fores.
However, there woe' nothing in
th e college Ufa of young Wen
dell to suggest the future reform
er and defender ot the slave — •
nothing to suggeet bto being radi
cal either in political or social
life.
ladeed, he early had so
little interest in reform that he
helped to defeat the firs t propost-
tioa to establish a temperance
society at
Harvard
Collage— -
not much of a prophesy of the
The Old Farm A ln i What
THE CRIME ATTITUDE OF CANADA
We are hearing mftch of crime and the beat mean»
»f frft’faiHng it .these days. Crime cimmissionfl are be-
ip g organizedfor the purpose of studying criminal cause»
and criminal procedure.*'The whole condition of society
¿hat contributes to-crime is being analysed until we are
natening to an' avalanche of theoretical cause aiid effect
that so farigaa-inched nowhere.
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WejoFthe Upited State» do notAave to. go vety far
iti ordtfr to*And tile proper* attitudfe’ toward.cririic pnd
f i e proper procejtfure for criminal«. 4 .We have only to
R a d the ôânadiâà râford to hade in front of us how
|tao government has reduced lawlessness to the minimum.
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One of the important contributing factors to Canada’s
Successful handling of crime îtf thé attitude Canada has,
fioth private^
officially* towAFd crime.
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To illustrate : A feritifch Columbia vbandU was being
vutenced* to te n years in prison and l o receive twenty
EARLY CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
A cartoon being shown extensively brings back mem-
pries of other years. If we will but recall Christmas »hop
ping conditions of paat year» wc will realize that.we haya
hot a short time in which to shop with comfort and cofi-
wenience and. leisure before the
«scurry of
Jkenzied buying commences. (
One of the home burdens of Christmas we have heard
»»pressed for yean is this matter of shopping, and one
Bf the dreads that we have known of for years is the jam
«nd rush of the shopping stampede in the stores when
fclerks are put to their maximum to endure the terrific
pervous and physical strain caused by last minnft shoy;
j»ers.
* But the. shopper and the clerk can ,bc relieved of
¿heir Christina* worries by the shopper getting in hla
Jgbrk early in the season. He will find everything in his
advantage if he does. Thus, we atari early this year with
the time-worn slogan: Do your Christmas shopping eiM^rt
B^t we may be expected to repeat this in the hope that
«ptneone, somewhere, will heed the call. If but one per-
ftei resfxn^ls to the advice, it is worth while!
0LRAN JOURNALISM
Amerjoan journalism shows a constantly increasing
(jeucy to cast off sensationalism and morbidness in
or o f higher ideals and clean m orals.
William McAndrew», superintendent of schools in
icago, under the caption, “ Can Morality Be Taught
w t t y ) .” nygud, that, “ Wheu we see the opjMmitg o f
rality directly taught by nasty dramas, salacious litslte
o, disorderly moving pictures, daily details of cridte
‘ lawlessness, • • • • there come« to every man opd
Han in thia education business the dreadful realization
I rice is teachable. ”
If the world's moral progress is to keep up with its
along lines of material advancement, a «le<-id«d
Id - wide chabge of front must lx? obtained a | ft
IgHmatietie efforts.
OWtaW
Bromley
told
ta« "Gobble?’« W a ro in « ” 71th
eetulderab)« taalta«. There V«»
taathsr erne
th is to given Just
Ckateh and are gaebte.
it pr»Sch a before the beHday«.
Ghrtotmaa needle work had
took bold of the ybsag W eadeT» bams brought and ttoe kept
fonectoboa <U>4 fafata him fOel bto finger» boey during the soatol
responsibility to
God and the hour. Mra. A. A , Madden, presi
world. A few days later, seated de«» ot the clean, eoadaeted the
hy hM office window to (tottot lesson whtoh ta a regularly
Street the M U »« Bebtou lawyer planned eousae In Bible study.
caught eight of a m o h ^ t men to
It bad been planned to go
broadcloth and women to atlkf, to Medford to spend the day
reared in lu xury ao ha had been, w ith the farm er teaeher of the
dragging a ma» d irty and Weed elasa, Mrs. A. I. Mown,' but her
ing through the streets.
He Ulases eecgatoaed a change la
Quickly Joined the erewd and in arrangements. -
quired "W ho to that man?”
A' benntiful flowering plant
" W a ila m Lloyd earrtoon,” repli wee sent by the class ta Mrs.
ed home one a t bto elbowr Hto Dews.
h eart filled
w ith
todlgnatioa
Tw eaty two members of tbs
at
sue»
lawfeeeaees.
Hto class wefo present to s a fe r the
fo r
personal
llb e g y
which heegttaltty Of the hostess and
was a part of his Inheritance des the sppettotog lanebeen, at tables
cending from many aoMe ances
tor». eriad out against such a
brutal sight.
W endell Pbinipu
bad gone to hto offtoo that day a
dilettante of culture, a lawyer
w itb o tt clients, a cultivated gen
tlem an w ithout » purpose. That
MIX. Carl Ooetehe was hostess
sight had accomplished what oeut- at a vary attractive three course
fortabie living could not accom duck dinner Wednesday at tyro
plish— he was bora again and o’clock.
Cavers Were told for
from that tim e became an ardent
six guests a t p rettily appointed
reform er e f ren ew » ..... ‘......
table’ with psusiee and ferns
(Copyright, 1SÀ», by M ary Greet
used. H floral deeoration.
Tb«
Conklin, (Syndikate) Great B rit- friendly ehat ovar dainty needle
Troop Waaiyatu of the Camp
Pire Girls met one hundred per
cent strong at the-hom e of Mar
garet Irw to ,' one Of the twelve
members, on Thursday evening
last.
Tha glrto (Deceased pinna for
Thanksgiving, while enjoying the
soetol hour. Light refreshments
were served.. Miss Mull Carter to
guardian o f-T ro o p Wastyata.
»Mrs. M. -L- Radsow of Skid
more street was hoatocc at a
most delightful dinner sad eve
ning, Friday.
Covers were laid far twelve
guests, and the flowers used in
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Those enjoying Mrs. Goetcbe’a-
hospitality Ware: Mrs. Lloyd Cul
ver e f Phpeata,. Mrs. Chalmers
Strange a t Medford, M r a E lIn a -
beth Goodman, M>s. C. C. Çrow-
BM Mrs. M urk T ru e and Mçs-
d a b s Meetog Today—
The A rt Chib meets this eve
ning a t MR C W 8 Club a w a e a t
8:09 p. m., With Mts. Fred
Cashing and Mrs. L. C. Puna
«today, feoteagfltor «g— Ashland a» boatedaea.
Study Club. Mrs. W . M . Poley,
Tha Ashland Study Chib wttl
meet at the home o f Mrs. W . hL
Boley today'also w ith Mrs. Uoul*
VAvSfiil C f
Monday,’ November aa-^-Art G lut
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Evening.
Civic Club house.
M r».,L. C. Dunn and Mra. Fred
Cushing, hostesses.
Tnbeday, November 8 d Social
Circle. Meets at home of Mrs,
R. L. Burdlc. Entertain ment
committee; Mrs. Blaine Davis,
Mrs. Roy Gesrhsr}' Mra. Gal*
braith and Mrs. R. L. Burdlc.
Tnerftay, Nombber S4— Delphi»«
Chapter meeting, 2:00 p. m.
Civic Club house.
Tuesday, November »4— W . C. T.
U. meet».
Tues«ay, November » • — Alpha
Club, Masonic H all. # Hesteaaes
Mra. L. S. Brown *and Mrs.
F A
W . B. Blake.
By William«
OUT OUR WAY
Dodge presenting the book In
view and Mrs. J. M. McCdy hav
ing the selected topic. "Current
Event»” to a part of nearly every
program.
The Musto Study Club w ill not
meet n atil the evening of N o
vember 20. T h eir musical pro
gram prepared for a meeting of
the* Civic Club w ill be given
December the first.
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U you bad to do the hooae-
work,can you imagine a gift more
W . B. A. Of the Maeabee»—
welcome than «no that would do
. Mra. Caroline O’Brien, alato your hardest w ork f o r yool
deputy e f Oregon visited M ar
garet Review No. 22, W . B. A.
e f thè Macabeee, Wednesday e w
atog. ’
• The regular business session
wis .beld a fter wbleh the ladies
sud iavltod friend« played five
hundred until a late hour, When
delicious refreshments were serv
ed by the committee la charge.
High score was bald by Mra.
Robert Shew sad Mr. JagiM
eraey, while Mrs. M ille r and
r. Wm . 8am» > received the
connotation prises.
-• Mrs.- Cedric Myer and Mra.
fed High were A t the bead o f the
^eommlttee wbleh helped to make
this such a successful affair.
Another card party is planned
for Decegtber K .
The W . B. A . of the Macabee»
meets the first sad Jhlrd Wed
nesday» of each month.
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Mrs. H . B. Pemberton wa»
hosteaa, at the Parsonage, enter-
totolng tke Ladle« Aid e f the
feethedtot church, e f Wbleh there
were aeventy f ife member», pre«-
< S ri
boeteu
F rx ak Tjarbrough
Theraday a» Ä . f i
le i
ehletaa
d la a w
at
oAloek
Thttredsy
with
H ttteìc r ot Faina «dea««
I n . ' B rm et Btok» sa eompli
wa’ elèi hour wedaéeday «ftornoe«. -
w llb
Mre Amhroee vie® preaidepl
w m j h ohavge. ’ mt ». ketoèy
t u : .jfcvóttoaal» <■ fa' vhièb thg
leau3tn< theoght brougbt o»» w»e
in2 t
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,n ,th
in eaaaeettoa w lth «ha theme.
"H e Hldoth My Botti la I l e Cl»R
, et thè Rock,” Wlth «U preeoat
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tafatag votoee l * thè ehor«s.
w m ,, Mra. Ralph Bllltag» pre»»nted
tolta a ppanam la keepiag wttb fae
1: 9» faenght »1 TM akaglvtag . and
M ra wkeee oam bsn werp sraet »1«««
ank fag aad whtab rasata»» appresa-
aeal- Uve SPStasee-
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la opeatag M ra Va» Tpeeeg
vefy agd Mra fe. Q. Ssùtb «ave • »
eètèl iastraoMatol »»et-
W « F- «
he«- WBIker read a eompreheneive
it is aaid, but a man who like»
m y a vegétarian«
W»
work followed the delightful din
M r .- n ih w t ie e
pered this prilline to criiuinalf): ‘TI «jùa here repressa t-
g Canadian jpstiee, and I tilitik Canadian justce has a
58 sage to criminals ih Canada and to those who come
re from foreign countries, and i t is this: The people
Capad«. ate determined that Canada will not becorno
happy hftnting 'ground for criminals; and when the
ople of Canada make up their minds they are apt to
through with’ what they propose. They have proven
is on fields much more important- than in the hunting
iwn of cowardly bandits and would-be murderers.”
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««»k pape*- • » fae htotdry <M Thank^
gtving.
' Mra.
N ntter
read
Electricity w ill save your wife
hours o f negdleee drudgery every
week. Ask ri>ur electric deader to
day about an electric range—that
cooks all but automatically, w ith
no lugging df coal, kindling or
ashaa, and for ao more than tha
usual ooat for ftieL
Or, if waah-day to her moat
trying task, ask for a demonstra
tion of an electric washing m a-
ch fo e'w ifh its power w ringer.
Electric ironers, vacuum sweep
er», gnd electric dewing machines
are play to worit w ith —and they
soon earn back What you pay
for them .
T h in k w hat these electric con
veniences w ould mean to you if
y g g h«d to tamp Hougel Plan to
make thia Christmas one to ba
remembered. V isit your dealer's