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win scholastic prince, ^|1«> tm El- .
Jen McClellan., a sftiilor, who wài
awarded the f t CM T£fta, WHf»-
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Hy, award tor the beat all around
woman in the business admlhle-.
tratlon school.
Of course, Miss McClellan is too 1
modest to make such a declara
tion herself, bat the story of her
difficulties iroffl thak tlm a .iihen
Advertise la Tim Tidings.
£ho arrived In Eugene with a
small -bit of money to the pres
ent when she Is regarded aa one.
of the outstanding women on the
cam pus/ She has been 'employed
In the library, co-op store, and
‘during the summer she has wprk-;
ed In various resorts throughout',
the state. She has served on the i
T. W. C. A. cabinet for two years, j
one year as chairman of World!
Fellowship committee, end an
other.as flnanee manager. She is
activa In the Women's League
and is the senior woman on thé
executive council and wad a
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Pedisan for Y our
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On the walk, at th® game—
wherever you go ¿here are sure
tq be chances for pictures. Ana
It’* easy, and a ll fun, with a
Kodak or BrQwnie.
SHEARS
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$5.00 up
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M otion P ictu re
Company Coming
doming
M O SES?
ago I had occasion to remark inn» ,
Ralph Beaver Strassburger ’ of
find the endowments coming to the rescue of old age would Norristown, Pa., looked to me
By Bert Moses
have constituted a national profit — intangible and im like a coming roan In politics.
A milkman’s wife supplies the
Now I’m sure of It.
measurable, but not the less real — which would have
most gossip.
Straseburger
unquestionably
offset a great part of the coft^ of the war. Less than six
meant« to he a candidate for the
weeks for the veteran who would secure for his depend nomination BUI Vare got. His 1^« Enthusiasm will carry a man
rther along than capital.
ents their share of such a Ifenefit.
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»he wduld have been the sam^ is
Thomas A. Buckner, vice prssidelt $ f Ihe-New York sue as Bill’s -— the prohibition
The Future does what It pleas
Life Insurance company, in a statement printed and issue. His program Is the attaln- es, no matter what the prophets
broadcast to its agents and the public at the expense ot nieant to. be a candidate for the '
the company, says: ‘‘The New York Life strongly ad wine and beer route.
If Strassburger had run, Vare
Proceedings In bankruptcy are
vocates the reinstatement and conversion of all wnr risk probably
would have stayed out.
insurance on the term plan to the permanent forms of -But Strausburger was detained morely a matter of bust develop
United States government life insurance. July 2nd is In France, where he’d been visit ment.
1 Jie last day on which to reinstate and convert this war ing, by hl^ only son’s serious 111-
No woman can qualify aa a
lime insurance. Get in touch with all veterans ot the ncse, and didn’t arrive home un good wife until she can qualify
too late to attend to the neces
(ffiirld war who are carrying their tem porary insurance, til
sary preliminaries to launching a3 a good cook.
or who have allowed it to lapse, and advise them to rein bis candidacy.
Nine times In ten when your
state if lapsed and convert their’ insurance now. It is
Lacking Straseburger, the wet
wages
are small, it's your fault
the world’s safest insurance. No private company could Republicans needed a champion,
and
not
the fault of the house.
and Bill Vare offered himself—
offer the same policy at such rates.”
was
glad
of
the
chance,
no
doubt.
His circular to agents is typical of the effort of all
Hes Heck says: "I reckon more
Sfrassburger did get home In
Hie insurance companies to salvage this thirty billion time to support Bill, personal prayers has gdne to waste on
dollar value for the men and tlieir dependants. For ly and through his newspaper, the Congress than on any other evil.”
those who have kept up their term policies no showing Norristown Tlmes-Herald. I’m
of health is needed. To reinstate a lapsed policy, all that prepared to believe he was a lot
Antiques appear to l>e the order
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is necessary is the payment of two months premium. of help.
So Vare will come to the Sen- of the day. In Parla a girl of 15
Any veteran in as good health now as at the time of-his
kte— a RepuMIcan nomination be- married a man of 88.
4iseharge may reinstate and convert his policy, taking belng ’ equivalent to election —
any amount of protection lie may choose from $1,000 up underdeep obligations to Strass-,
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to $10,000, but not more than he carried (luring the war. burger.
They
speak
of
Vare'i
victory
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^C h icag o Tribune.
having given him the leadership
of Keystone State Republicanism
but my guess Is that Strassburg-
WORK,
NOT
LUCK,
COUNTS
er will have about as much to say
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TbcrQ is an adage that “ There is luck in leisure’’ a« anybody.
At in y rate, what he wants
fent there is no truth in that adage and there is as little he’ll
be pretty apt to get, either
in the preachment of many failures that .“ work and bf making It for himself or ask
J ^ ’rit don’t mean anything anymore, the lucky man will ing Vare for It.
f)ii0 application o f Redi«’
san bring* m arked relief
to stubborn cases of heel
blister, burnjng soles* ach
ing ooms and excessive,
perspiration» ■
Li thia Springs
P harm acy.
Viuiug Theatre
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One Night Only
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T hat is why we think we can give you the
Best In Footw ear
MOVIE MAKERS
of
HOLLYWOOD
with
’GEORGE ROWE
(in person)
Fainoys Pathe Comedian
From
Hal Roach Studios
a
CARSON-FOXP1ER LBR. CO.
New Jsdison
Phonograph
the dnly one /
th a t will play
all makes of
Records without
injury io the
record
P alm er Piano
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We W ant Y our Suggestions
And Criticisms
»RDCR BY TBLEpHONB
GEO. w. U)W8
Phone 420
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The aim of this hank is to serve you as
nearly as possible in the way’vou want to
be served.
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If there are any little things which wc have
not done, or'anything which you think wre
might do better, do not hesitate to tell us.
I t will be a favor to ns, and a benefit to
yon.
a tt f / e
PASTRY
T he Citizens B ank of Ashland
touch of enjoyment to any party or gather
Ashland, Oregon
We have m any kinds of F rench Pastry
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i<y
it
hey say tax returns indiente
pcrlty. AnyVky,' <heÿ Itidi-
broyparlty fo ra tilo govemi-
Detroit women who lath'd at
id« thrtw timet should try
ling a busy corner without
Yoa can drive a car while hug-
Oil those who take iiff ttreir «'oatf^ jmt
a¿
alili keop jour
Iders to Abe wheel, mid plug away nt tlid task. 14 Htd a on < ld fou a^d
r bvldnen. %ut not
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ÉJ/vei»
get»
ivors ntcn WHo’arc not*afraid d f dteary, irksome Kg
i your driving.
tfccsnT understand
it. Same
if
Luck elnhlis
no Everest.
USHc* transmutes nodg
* d e l® c # ril) L u ll is n e W a ’“kl,f‘ r from the '¡J
n ^ io c rity to the heaven of ¿(Hiievement.
P ic k w ic k
FRA NKLIN
w York woman says
her husband lieqanse
him. Bettor throw a
* at your. wife.
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le r^ fflM ^m ’ceed. E yu U iwvs . (o the emit iw y ; g
f the flips of chance^ r
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wyiR s
IN .
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
truth
♦ in anyway.”
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- Of course there hove been battles won by luck in
which the le tte r man lost, hut they are proverbable ex
ceptions which prove the rule and are so outnumbered bj
■ei^pnt« the reverse as to he nnw’orthv of notice. Luek-
C n Successes are awidentn. W ork-yon successes hie in-
fc . -nts. Accdients always attract m ore.attention than in
asdfi ITiaT nonmrt hinnait biwg».
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fPnich are accidents. To depend mi I rck i> ««» play blind
— “ ain^og'tlie lawfi of natoftt and of man.
> lowCrim
West-man win* th$'b(M place, ^inl
ll&wsi when stud ied cacti oily/scent to p ip 'e
SPECIA LIZE
Hen’s Shoes
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