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Taylor Vjiat »OVCHKX-TUMBl LiMX MARRYIN0 X5UMÖ ANO S DOWN - YOU’LL M MTTW W ttk AIM t y r f x - l h t e , « • •*#■ n f*g « » » fin ii h i ee*verM tM n, lVV*^®ÙOfW ’TH-SObRi k \’C talked > t alloue O R* « Ó « w ì M d t » loo k in * • t th e b ea u tifu l presenta a s * c o s t a s t e q i W r s . Myerb’ kepe- cheet. *AM USB o u » HOUSE » TH» MIADMd • >r Afra. Redpatb also received Mir* a n i lov a i? ( t it s . T he even in g w e e a vor? d elig h tfu l one. R efresh m en t» w a re , serv ed by Mr. a»d Mr». H. 8. Harrlson eatettaiaed thè membera o< tfcd immediate fa*Uy et a deltfhtful homo gatharing w hefe thè dar •a » SMni mast kappuy, «tele, tisltlas and aa elaborate diane* meda ft sa avaat long to be Ve- meabered. Those present w«r» Mi», «ad Mf». W. J. Dougherty, thè Mtoee» ■dna and Margaret Dougherty and thè boa« and boato»», Mr. and Mra. Harrlson. The past week baa bean a very boa? M s for Mr. sad Mr». Myer» With luncheons abd dinners With frtehda every day sad the? are staying over An extra day to etn Joy a turkey dinner Wednesday evening, at the Powell home. They were most delightfully entertained Swaday with a drive up thd Green Springs road fol lowed by dlfiftef Mt the residence of Dr. Brower and another din ner In the evening nt the home of Mr. and Mra. George Tates. Mr. and Mrs.* Myers left far Mr. and Mrs. Seiher Billings Needles, Thanksgiving evening* were host and hostess nt a Thanksgiving gathering where Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Billing» and All Star and Chevrolet stock Mr. end Mra. William Myer Were ear owners should enter the guaste for the delightful dinner • ' nod pleasant visit of relatives high-gear pulling contest after- for the day which seems espec Church street tomorrow prises ially apart for the assembling Soon nt 2 o'clock. Three 74-1 to the winners. of home folks. Thanksgiving Diamer At Ute Herbert Horne New Lamp Burns Beats Electric or Gas on a subject A B,w 011 ,amP that «,Taa an amaslngly |brilHant, soft, white •>ataV 'W ' lig h t, ev e n b etter th a n -gufc. -hi »uid stress elec tr icity , h a s been tested by th e the attention of educational bodies and thinking people every- wham. “Know Your Own 8ckool,” was the theme of Mr. Briscoe's address, who brought a vital message to an Interested audi- ence. There were a number of musical selections: Mrs. F. C. Homes and Mrs. G. A. Briscoe appearing in piano duet, which was particularly well received and Mrs. Edwin delighted the listeners in vocal selections. The hostesses, Mrs. Heasenauer, Johnson, Fshl and Bert Peachey Served delicious sandwiches and coffee during the social hour, which closed the evening’» pro gram. A Family Dinner— A very pleasant family dluae* was given by-Mr. and Mr». Ralph Billing», Sqnday at one-thlrt, o’clock, at their home, honoring Mr. A. W. Herbert, Mr». Billings* father, and Mrs. G. F. Billings,, Mr. Billings* mother, who were celebrating their birthdays that day. Those present to enjoy it with the complimented guests were: Mr. and »Mr». A. W. Herbert, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Billings,, Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Chaney and Mr. and Mrs.. Ralph Billings and John Billings. It so happened that this date was the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Chaney, so this delightful dinner marked the day especially^for them. Congratulations and good wishes were extended to Mrs. Billings and Mr. Herbert for M> To StAMt T WAV. AMD he FdtDRE- DiFFERSNCe Iw ie u w e j WOULBMTT 6 S NW X6SW W IN OU» CASE WEN hj S c o S & ng s BUT I tW MM l t WOULD B » BOTBR TO «TACT OtM. MARRIED UPC HU A HUMBLE WIAY . W o- A'WANT A NiCfELY HUlMSHED HOME UHE * U M « ANbACOOX S O I WONTT HMJMTD PREPARE ANY MEALS AND A CA» TO RIDE / AM90WDIW TaMAke là i) HAPPY J r V4ELL L 6 t » » 0 T i e ONLY SOLUTION »6 TO MARRY AND lm » Mr H ome , vj ith mô M to pop _ FROTBOt YOUR CHILD’S HEALTH Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Herbert Through thoughtleeenes» the entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Billings, John Billings, Mr. and slight cough or cold of a child in Mrs. R. N. Chaney, Thanksgiving often neglected and becomes ser day. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Biake ious. A few doses of FOLEY'S) or Colorado were expected to be HONEY A N D TA R COMPOUND, presefit also at this happy gath at email cost, taken nt the onset Of the cold brings speedy relief. ering. The day wOe spent in the Be prepared, have a bottle of happy visit which beloags to the this safe, reliable cough remedy day and the enjoyment of the ew hand, and give promptly when delicious dinner, which plays a a cough or cold is detected. big part always in that happi- Equally effective for older per sons. Demand FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. Sold everywhere. « Bellview P. T.' A. Bellview P.' ,T. A. which con vened last Friday night, was well attended and presented a pro gram in keeping - with the d been la . Burr YHMt FA VJOUlDtfT « i « H T - V « U M l EACH* AMD I N » A L W «« WANT» LOVELY HOMS AND A CAR AMD MICE CUJIMÊS . U, 8. Government and 94 lead ing universities and found to he superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noiee—no pumping up, is simple, clean, safe. Burns »4 per cent Air and • per cent commoh kero sene. (coal OH). The inventor, V. M. Johnson, 141 North Union Ave., Portland, Oregon, is offering to nend a lamp On 14 day’» FREE trial, or even to give FREE to the first user in each locality who will help him introduce It. Write him today for full particulars.' Also ask him to explain hoT yon can get the explain how yoti eah get the agency, and without experience or money make 9250 to 9500 per month. (Continued From Page conditions in my cquntry are wrong, terribly wrong. “1 was always hoping for the betterment of the peasantry of my country — in fact, 1 naihed my Aral children Adam and Eve aa a symbol of my hope that they would live to see a hew race under new condition». “Adam is seven, Eve is nlW. I still hope that they will live to See Hungary as peacefùl and perous as America.’* Countess Karolyl was hot brought up to these democratic ideas. Far from it. All through her youth the was taught that people of her socfel class' were separated by an impassable gulf “W ild Justice" te the picture from every other class in the being shown at tin* Vining In addition to the Portia ManhAeM Dancers who make their fare w ell appearance this evening. , . . . >‘My first pOreeption th a t there was anything in the world dif to earn a living.' For a time she ferent from the ideas under which rkn a motorboat on » little lake I had been brought up came be in Europe for tourists. But it ran fore the war and before my mar on a rock and sank. Then she riage, when I met some equal dried to learn to be a chauffeur. suffrage leaders,' she says. Her American lecture tour of last “Then 1 met Count Karolyl. Ho yea^eame aa a Godsend, ns far funds were concerned. had been to America and had aeen what wonderfnl men car Hungar ian peasants could Do-ome in a MARE LIFE WORTH LIVING Don't-go around feeling tired free country. And we both lacking In energy and strength, thought what a wohderful thing because your kidneys are not It would be for Hungary if they, working properly, The use of could have the same opportun FOLEY'S PILLS, a diuretic stlm- ities there they had in America.’’ ulent tor the kidneys, wUl flush Oddly enough, Count ftarolyi your kidneys, remove injurious was not widely known either as waste matter and bring the kid a democrat of as a forceful lead neys back to a normal, active con er until after his marriage. ’ Ap dition. “Your FOLEY PILLS are parently the) bountes» provided tte only thing I got to do me the inspiration under which her any good,’* writes Samuel Bren husband rose to fame. ner, Alexandria, lad. Sold every ^During *’their"wande*ings'Tfter where* d their expulsion from Hungary, the countess did all sorts of things COME RIGHT IN — and GETTHEM QHtrtatmag fflar&s STEEL DIE ENGRAVED THAN l / n , e . . . y o u r N A N )g RUT QN F R E E East Side Pharmacy Tidingg classified do the bolineas Eye Strain? This Helps For strained ryes try simple camphor, hydrastls, witchkaaol, etc., as mixed in Lavoptik ey e w ith. One small bottle helps any case weak, strained or sore eyes. It iwfll surprise you. Aluminum eye cup free.— McNair Bros., Druggists. MR* MAN! Mens Wear Specialists .8 x , Miller’s Toggery - “Hab-a-dash-Inn” The Home of The Soft Shirt A wonderful place in winter for any one seeking health. Steam-heated hotel. House keeping or camp ing. Address: Leo' Richardson, V Chico, Calif. : Near Chifco, Butte Co., Calif. RAGGEDY ANN'S .WISHING PEBBLE The latest adventures of Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy by Johnny Gruelle, Come in and see the new book. A complete fine of childrens books at the Book Store Dkhg 8uSdrt« ELHARTS Sui A BETTER Printing Service The Tidings printing shop has just added to its ma terial a wide choice of new type designs. For business, professional and social use, as well as rearranged its printing shop for greater efficiency, , W h a te v e r P r in tin g Y ou M ay N eed CAN BE HANDLED SATISFACTORILY, QUICKLY AND REASONABLY AT The Four Most Sensible Words stones. ”1 Can’t Afford It” Mr. and Mr». Roberts Entertain— The home of Mr. and Mrs. L) Have you the nt length of will td-sdy: “ I can’t afford it,” to a temptation to spend foolishly! \ i j. A . Robert» was the scene of an other pleasant occasion Monday evening when about SO of the JACKSON Small saddles for boys and g&ils to ride to school on, o M a . W.00 l t d up. Kachln« left’ them o n t for PW^GORNEB HOT SPRINGS Saturday Night, November 28 MUSIC BY If you have, you will later have the strength of resources wbidh Will enable yoti to afford luxuries Ito w eil^s necessities. SAVE FIRST. Ashland, Oregon Phone 39 The Tidings Representative WUl Gail SPEND LATER. ‘See first Carl Loveland's Orchestra The Cltiiens Bank of Ashland Ashland, Oregon it it can bethought iti Ashland” * Ì' ' wBk