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Conscience: «Something that is
rarely consulted until the day
filter.
Co-epsrstlon; An arrangement
by which the industrious do the
work of the indolent.
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Rates for Legal and
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Obituaries.
what o o N s n r u x K s advertising
"AU future event*, where an admission charge is mads or a
ction taken is Adverttoing.’’
No discount will be allowed Religious or Benevolent Order*.
Human nature: Using the ex
perience gained in committing
One ala to commit a bigger one.
e Ree Heck says: "The reseda
Wlmmln devote more timo to
J anuary 1«, joae
their shape thaq to their senas
A MAN OF GOD RBBUKWD BY A HEATHEN:— "Ahimelsch
is
because that’s the qntokest way
called Abraham, and said unto hjm. • • • Thou hast dons deads
to git a husband.
unto me that ought not to be do«e." Gen. SO: I.
PRATER:—Dear Lord, wo thank Theo that when we have
taken our stand ter the right, that Thou dost use even the world
to help us.
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D irectors, A sh la n d F r u it and P rod u ce A ssn .,
A sh lan d , O regon,
G en tlem en: •
W ith the a ccep ta n ce o f th e r e sig n a tio n f i t M r. B rom -
m er sr m a n a g er o f y o u r a sso cia tio n , y o u are a g a in fa c e d
w ith th e problem o f Rocuring a m an w h o is -capable o f
p u ttin g th e s e llin g o r g a n iza tio n up on a p a y in g b a sis.
A n y m an w h o ta k e s u p th e m an a g eria l r e in s o f a n
org a n isa tio n , o p e r a tin g on aq e ig h t p er c e n t basiR, w ith*
on t sig n ed c o n tra c ts w ith th e g ro w ers, in s u r in g a ll th e ir
fru it, is u p a g a in s t a to u g h p r o p o sitio n . H e m u st w ork
from d a y to d a y , from h a n d to m onth , i s m a r k e tin g th e
p rod u cts o f h is g ro w ers, n e v e r k n o w in g from d a y to d a y
liow m uch he w ill b e c a lle d u p on to sell.
I t is th e h isto r y o f a lm o st e v e r y c o o p e r a tiv e m a r k e t
in g b od y, th a t th e y h a v e s ta r te d b y a tte m p tin g to m a rk et
p ro d u cts w ith o u t c o n tra c ts w ith th e g ro w ers. A n d it h a s
been th e in e v ita b le , th a t th e y w ere fin a lly fo rc e d to re'
<fuest c o n tra c ts.
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W i t h o u t a c o n tr a c t > g r o w e r
Th* ««tir« gown wan m*<to of
seni black labe tram high neckline
to fingertip*. The high collar fit
ted snuggly «boat th* neck, and
a hage bow of Mask French r a t
vet adorned one side with ends
of the bow falling to front and
rear. Sleeve*. of coarse, were ex
tremely tight-fitting and ended in,
point* over the back of the hand*.
Except for circolar Inset* of lace
at the front-hemline, the gown
was straight-lined, slightly **g-
gestlng tlie figaro.
Long-aleeved wool«« dresses ter
cold day* are considered appro
priate fbr any informal afternoon
affair. For instanee, the smartest
guest at a recent tsa wore the
eimpleet sort of * grain kasha
frock trimmed
in gilt leather:
band? on the upstanding collar,
cuffs and bodice. Gilt leather
banding, by the way, is a very
smart trim for th* cloth frock and
can be appliqued with geld thread,
in an over-oast stitoh.
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WINTER GOLDS ARB .
DANGEROUS
What’s worn* than getting a
book for Ckrintnum when yon al
ready have a book?
When a congressman does re-
member hls duty to the peeple
be can’t get the others to listen.
' The serlons diseases that de
velop from simple couch* or
colds make them danger»*« sad
they should net be neglected.
There I* no better remedy <•*.
quick relief (rem concha end
colds the* Foley’s Honey and
cold* than Foley’s Honey and
Tar Compond. "Ify grandchild
oould get no relief whatever
from * very bed croupy couyh,
uptil I gave him Foley’s Honey
and Tar." writes' Peter Ieadia,
Meyersdale, Pa. Keep « bottle
on hand for aay emergency. Sold
everywhere.
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a s T H E a sso c ia tio n i w ith a c o n t r a C fa s ’ l f y a sso cia tio n .
W ith o u t a c o n tra c t, h e h^ s lit t le o r n o in te r e st In th e
a sso cia tio n , e x c e p t th e m o n e y hw>jrill r e ce iv e fo r h is p ro
d u cts, w h ile w ith a c o n tr a c t, b e ^ u o w s h e m u st k eep th e
The honeymoon Is over when
a sso c ia tio n on a p a y in g b a sis, o r in th e y e a r s to com e h e he linda it best to He to her
about * few things.
w ill be m in u s h is s e llin g o rg a n iza tio n .
H o p in g y o u h a v e su o cess w ith y o u r n ew m an ager,
a n d th a t he r e c e iv e s th e u n d iv id e d su p p o rt o f th e g r o w
HEDDA HOYT TALKS ABOUT
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tR B things that intbr -
S in c e r e ly y o u rs,
kST THE BUSY WOMAN OF
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A u n tie A sh lan d .
M r. P ^ n k M errill,
S tr e e t C om m ission er:
A sh la n d , O re.,
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D ear F ran k :
T h er e is a p r e tty to u g h Imtnp in sto r e fo r a u to d r iv
e r s w h o are fo rced to tra v e r se G ra n ite str e e t, and th e
b u m p c o m e s a t th e m o st d a n g e r o u s p o r tio n o f th e street,
r ig h t a t th e e n tra n ce to M ain street.
T h e str e e t is in g ood .con d ition , b u t ic e h a s froaen at
th e fo o t o f g r a n ite str e e t, u n til n o w th ere are tw o m ounds
th ere, a t le a s t a fo o t h ig h , w ith w a te r r u n n in g betw een
th e m an d m a k in g them h ig h e r e v e r y d a y .
F if t e e n m in u te s w ork w o u ld be a ll th a t w ou ld h e
n e c e ss a r y to rem o v e th e se bum ps, a n d h e lp to in su re the
s a fe t y o f d r iv er s. A s it is n ow , w h en th e fro n t w h eels o f a
e a r s tr ik e th e bum ps, th e ca r is th row n o u t o f lin e , and
it- i s o n ly w ith a g r e a t d ea l o f e ffo r t th a t i t is k e p i from
s w in g in g in to th e curb.
C h u rch s tr e e t is in p r e tty h ad co n d itio n , too. M any
d r iv e r s a r e u n ab le to g e t hom e w ith th e ir cars.
I k n o w th e sum g iv e n y o u r d e p a rtm en t is a lm o st a
jo k e , w h en com p ared w ith th e am o u n t o f str e e t w ork
w h ic h m o st he d on e h ere, an d I b e lie v e y o u are d o in g
w o n d e r fu lly w e ll w ith w h a t y o u are g iv e n to w ork w ith .
H o w e v e r , fix in g th e e n tra n ce o f G ra n ite str e e t and M ain
s tr e e t c o u ld n o t m ak e it n e c e ssa r y t o sp en d a p en n y. T h e
o n ly o o st w o u ld b e th e tim e r e q u ir e ^ w h ich w ou ld also be
a lm o s t n e g lig ib le .
S in c e r e ly y o u rs, -
A p n tie A sh lan d .
O ash iera o f A sh la n d B a n k s,
A sh la n d , O regon ,
D u r in g th e p a st w eek yo n h a v e h eld yfftar annual
m e e tin g s, an d th e rei>orta y ou su b m itted t o y o u r d ir e c t « *
in d ic a te th a t A sh la n d is pros|>ering m ore th an e v e r . M ere
th a n a m illio u a n d a h a lf d o lla rs are on d e p o sit in the
th ree b aak a h are, a rem ark ab le sh o w in g fo r a c ity th is
aba.
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Y o u r r e p o r ts ,also in d ica te th a t it is d u r in g th e p a st
f e w y e a r s th a t A sh la n d h a s com e to th e fro n t so ra p id ly .
F ro m th e e n d o f 191« to th e end o f 1925, th e b aak de-
poffits h a v e p r a c tic a lly d oub led.
v- A s h la n d i s g r o w in g , and u s s h e g ro w « , s h e is p roa-
p t r R g W e e r e d a tha h ig h re a d , ur th e b arom eter o f beuu-
th e h h e h s , in d ic a te . lx « t’s s te v th ere.
Y ou rs tru ly ,
A u p tie A sh lan d . -
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ELECTRICAL
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We, the bankers and banks of your community, are m
* a position to speak with great «andor and quiet
earnestness on this vita, subject.' We Rnow what ,
happens — it ia our privilege to watch ¡Sjccesa,
and Failures as they exist around us. Every bank
is a barometer o f the people it serves and of the
records of grief and suffering of those who come
to us for a id ..
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I f y o u need b a tte r y , g e n
era to r, ig n itio n , sta r te r
r e p a ir in g , b r in g y o u r car
Andrew Carnegie onpe.£aid: “Save ten p er cent of your
salary each w eek-rif you make ten dollars, save
a dollar*, if you make a,hundred save te n /’ These
,' are the words of a w ise’man who practiced what
he preached, and gained success through know
ledge — plus T hrift
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Follow this advice - 7 Put Aside a little each week.
create it whep you can, but never fail to make a
regular d e p o r t i f you were earning less, you
would spend less. Save and spend—wisely. Earn
respect for yourself, and a “protected” feeling
: that only a savings account can give. .
Just a few pulls
and—Oh boy,
what a
wonderful
shave
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BY HBDDA HOYT
(Written for the United Press)
NBW YORK, tah. 1«.—(IP)—
Modern girlies have their sor-'
rows,,
Today’s styles »re not tomorrow’s,
One day sleeveless — next day J
sleeves—
Luck Bve — She jest changed
leaves!
There's nothing rarer than a
sleeveless drees this season. A
while hack even * street frock
WU apt to be sleveieas but today
fashlobs are reverted and It is
not unusual to see an evening
gown with long tiyht-fittlng
sleeves In keeping with th* lopg-
sleeved mode.
The higher the skirts go. the
longer the sleeves fceoome. Per
haps ft's because some pert of
cas'd anatomy mutt be kept warm
theseedld days. At any rate, on«
JF« have ju st TMÌV-
Monday— a- day dedicated to the very spirit of THRIFT
• itself—may mean the greatest day of your life
—the day which will mark a turning of youf fin
ancial tide.
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BATTERY
Save and have—spend and w ant Start a checking ac
count Transact your business systematically.
, Pay your hills by check. A cancelled cheek is a
certified receipt. Money'earns'money — ' keep
saving.
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The fames Strapper gives your
Blade A polished, smooth-shav
ing edge. It’s so simple and
e*sy — a few strokes and you
enn enjoy shave after shave -
*11 velvet — with the ssm*
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lefsetlon I« guernateed. I t,
Oeld-Flated In Morocco Cue.
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Jem** Strapper a o | oeruinly
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lo stato fit., Deaton.
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