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N every home where yon find Masbfat
you can be certain o f one thing—it
is a h om e govern ed by a h o u se w ife
who understands and appreciates the
modern method o f cooking.
She knows that Mazola is a pure Vege
table Oil—as good and delicious as the
com from which it comes—
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urtesy of the road ig fairly well observed by driv-
m o t y a b i d e s in-general.
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0b® motorist may meet with discourtesy
and "an e
i Mf boorish manners freon another driv-
er, and of courge’fh«*<, road hog” is ever with us. This,
however, appears to be the exception.
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Cburtesy and a prevailing good natured civility ap
pear« ¿o be the general attitude of motorists toward each
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Blit are we as motorists observing the same courtesy
and thoughtful consideration toward the man and. wo-,
_ man who walks that'we observe (oward each other I
Are we trying to make the way of the‘pedestrian less
difficult in crossing busy thoroughfares and congested
city .streets.
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• S I course, it is taken for granted that every right-
minded driver of a motor vehicle is trying to* observe the
law» governing traffic regulation and. to avoid accidents
, in every way possible. This he, is bound to do, not only
” out of regard for the laws of the land, and the protection
of hife fellow citizens, but as a self-protective measure as
well. .
But are we as eareful in the lesser things as we might
be! r i-
Many motorists are in tb«habit of jeeunding corners,
at aR*t 5ate of 8Pee^-' In doing this, tfte^may be obeVfiig t
the jwr if the Jraffie signals are set fofrythetn |o go for
ward. But surely good breeding and co'urtesy require?
that« they drive a little more slowly in order to aljqw the
pedestrians who are crossing the street at the signal o f the
traffic officer an opportunity to get across without mishap-
in the matter of blowing horns unnecessarily,
the motorist often shows a lack of consideration toward
those who are walking. How often we notice a driver
noiselessly approach a persqn on foot and then suddenly
emit a hoarse “ honk”, causing that person to jump ner
vously. This, in itself; is a small matter, but in the case
of an old person it is very confusing, And might even lerid
to d$astrous results in the case of a man of woirian siif-
A r in g from a heart of nervous disorder.
When stopping at boulevards^, a motorist may great
ly assist a pedestrian by making bis intentions plain and
Mgnafing the person crossing the streets whether tb stop
or proceed.
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Contentment: One of the good
' Tdiugs yon can't get rich on.
< Honesty: Something that rajrb-
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tion.
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| Words: Symbols' that should tie
expressed, verbally when
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don’t mean* it add written When
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, | Genius: A man who gets legal
^possession of valtfabie things
without using any* re d money 6r
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expending any muscular effort.
That for Frying, Mazola gives her
greaseless, easily digested foods—*
8end for new,
b e a u t if u ll y
illustrated Cook Book. It con.
tains oyer 1Q0 rycipps for pre
paring delicipus^foods, Write
C om Products Refining Co.,
Dept. As
ONX FORM Or BOOSTING
Ohe practical thing we can do to promote the develop
ment oF Ashland is to talk Up the advàhtages of its Yethll
trade opportunities whenever we can.
ap«rebuse in these stores that pleasés
yon, and you «bow it to your friends, be sure to remark
»fright here iu your home Jtown, at Such and
that could iiecorhe thè' Common practice
} o f Ashland it would be a powerful in
keeping trade at home, nnd retaining the city’s
it of its own institutions and
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With tHem, earning a living is not all. T u y è r e
providing for the future as well—their own and the
future of their families.
j We regard it a« a privilege tœhelp-these ea rO f:
.minded citizens to maké the most of thfeir live« and
opportmiities.
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Women a ra b o brake. In Saattia
one married a cello player.
C H A R L E S P . B T fiW A R T
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Tidings classified do the business
L W A SHING TO N — Pity the pooi
Mjnators who have to run tor re-
lection thia year. F or that mat-
•r, pity also the poor senatorial
sndidates who are making their
rst runs.
|, Campaigning tor a Senate seat
| (rightfuUy hard work. Antici-
story groans A re heard, emanat-
ig from the lungs oi rnauy a so-
5n, as he packs his suitcase pje-
‘aratory to going home and
lunging into the eoming- catn-
tign. t H ight well he knows
Bat’s ahead of him. .
Senatorg, have this rTKlvaptsge
rer ripFepentattvea— a kepre-
pntatlve has a campaign 09 his
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representative's campaign,
rr1 s limited to a" slaglc
ptfngressiohal district. A senator
ist spread himself over a whole
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T he hot - pipe blues is now a back number. . .
a dirge of days gone'by. M o d e rn pipes hó longer
mohñ, ‘‘Wbat’fl I do?”. •- They’ve changed their
time to - Sweet and Cool,” and “Always!”
EMOTIONAL LBOISLATIOH
Determined opposition io the enactment of compul
sory automobile liability insurance legislation, has been
voiedd ; by the American Association, representing 800
motor clubs and over a million motorists.
Îehcy-V. Long, a prominent San Francisco attorney,
( lassea^such insurance as “ a piece of experimental legis-
an ein(di°ual character.”
fundamental aimsto be attained by such legisla
tion iflp'txliiction of .accidents. But will insurance forced
npodLA| reçklcss driver, tend to make him more careful*
w hei^Je jknows that an insurance company or the state
M'dl ffm eld responsible for the damage he does?
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Thé insurance advisory committee of the United
States Chamber of Commerce, after an exhaustive study
of the situation, says that the Anal responsibility for ré
duit ion of accidents rests squarely upon the various com
munities which, with their police powers, are in a posi
tion to enforce regulatory measures."
It 4» child’s play to “ pass the buck” far accidents
on to.msurarice companies, whose busihess it is to pay
losses apd not act as policemen. It is still more foolish and-
uncalled-for to laiitich the state in the automobile insur
ance bgsincsa. on the theory that by writing cheap ifi-
suraima at the expense of the taxpayer, automobile ac
cidente and careless driving will be stopped.
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The plain, everyday Americans who are earning
thfeir living with hadd and brain and skill these are
thé men who are making Amends.
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There ate no more valuable accounts on the
bgpic&of the Citiaeus Bank of Ashland than tiie rap
idly growing hundreds which belong to ambitious
men and women of this type.
Strange things happen every
day. The w ife of the ex-kaiser
denies the rum or that she w ill
oils for its uniformity in quality and
mildness in flavor.
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above where one-should be used.
Mussolini’s daughter Is In lore
if Mnssolinl doesn’t change hit
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'L atest fad for gnapp dresgeit is
two belts, both being worn just
Hes Heck sayur ’T f yon don’t
Wouldn't it : be a g n a t streak of
lew your success well before
lack if iron i coaid convince your
rallerid’ it, it will *oome dp’ on
face that whiskers are out of
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style?
- For Shortening, Mazola is eqiial to
butter in richness-^she uses less and it
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Youi* grocer sells M azola in pint,
quart, half-gallon and gallon tins. The
are, of coprse, more eco-
Mfeto Who Are Making America
So if your pipe still gets red-hot, it’s a safe bet
you’re still smoking tobacco that’s cut too fine
s t finely cut tobacco naturally burris fast and
srrióke8 hfclt. • . Pipe tobacco should be cut in
large, slow'burhing flakes'. ,
Saturday Only
Try this ort your pipe: First, ream it clean,
theh fill it full of Granger Rough Cut. r . It’ll
^gfcf hbt again! Ñotiee to w slow granger’s
¡e flakes btifn. . . how cool it smokes. Cool as
á sea breeze.. . from morning till night.
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Granger ends all yotir pipe, discord, fo r it’s
neither sha! nor flat—blit Sifiodlfi.arid “tpeF
lowdious”!
p ypúr p^jfe packed with
Gtahgei O
be orte long, sweet song|
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