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wiU| th e noma« of th * dealers'
The advardring or goaollne by
w-Mdft n A tbe In fo rto atloi tSat the panrtMnfc o t eompday eqhtp-
th e y -ra iio f r o m . Klamath F alls- ment has bee* • common ofccur-
f ’i m n t ’ ^IghFoSr Junction, Ash- ance but never before has any
land. Talent, "Phoenix, Medford, j gasoline been adverttoed by the
Central Point, Gold H ill, Grants parading of cars owned by the
The reason for this Is
There was a noisy parade that; Pass and Intermediate pointe along dealers.
the
Pacific
Highway.
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that
the
dealers
are strong for
passed through Ashland Thursday
The
parade
started
a
t
Medford
the
protective
policy
under which
morning advertising the New Gep-i
oral ? Gasoline. I t consisted of.' (or Ashland at tea o'clock la the the General Petroleum Corpora-
mornlag. Returning to Medford tfbn sells Its gasoline. lNot every
the motor equipment of the Fro-
those who participated, were serv-, one can secure an agency for their
bach Oil Co., distributors of this
ed luncheon at the Medford Hotel, products,
in addition thsg- are
gasoline and the cars of the au­
and the parade disbanded at assured that they w ill 'n o t be
thorised independent retail deal­
Grants Pass at four o'clock in the given competition by the establlsh-
ers of same. A ll of the cars werei
afternoon- after refreshments at i ment of company owned retail
decorated with banners together]
the Cave Shdp.
j service stations.
WHAT BECOMES OF TOUR MONEY EACH
PAY DAY? IE YOU -SPEND RECKLESSLY
YOU M ILL ALWAYS BE ONE LAP BE­
HIND THE BILL COLLECTOR,
"Protect Your Family by Opening a Savings Ac­
count With Us. It-will Encourage Yon to Save-
The Citizens Bank of Ashland
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The Homemaker's Institute for
Jackson County will be held In
the Guild H al( of the Episcopal
Church in Medford, October 10-
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The past two years the Ifcstt-
tnte has been held ih Grants P w ,
and the women e f the southern,
end o f Jackson County Were At 4
real
disadvantage In attending
the Inafcttnte. This year It win
be held In Medford so that the
Jackson County worn»» may at­
tend w ith greater ease.
Jacksbn C oot#, of course, ex­
tends the same cordial invitation
to Josephine County th a t was en­
joyed from them the pest two
years.
Those Who have attended the
In stitu te la Grants Pass w ill need
no urging to plan fo r the Insti­
tute this year.
LONDON — (U P ) — "Btacoar-]
•ggd by Mussolini, the school au­
thorities of Ita ly have forbidden
LONDON — - (U P l — Pfnk the children to take bottles o f1
shirts for Sports wear hhve^ re­ wine to school w ith-their lunches” ,
ceived the highest' possible sanc­ announced Ed Js Richardson,
-European secretary of the W orld
tion.
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The Prince of Wales wore one League Against Alcoholism, re-,
on the golf links at Le Tooquet, tu n in g from a tour o f Italy. -
“ M.ussottnt is , fo r k in g strenu­
w ith the MOeves cut o ff at the
the
cHwwt. " A, tush upon the shops ously for sobriety among
’ V • i «, followed immediately, w ith such youth. Ita ly now has a faclst law
a demand fdt- pink sSirt» that the forbidding any wineshop to sell
liquor to those under eighteen
shopkbepers had to telephone to
Parts for mbffc Shirts. The p ih f years of age.
"Furthermore, there la a wide­
cuffs were ruthlessly cut off and
Within a fhw hours the sartorlal- spread movement lo eddeate the
ly-correct young men at L e Tou.- more Ignorant classes not to give
qnet were Sporting pink shirts any alcoholic drinks to children
with the sleeves "bobbed’’ at tne In the homes."
See Us About an ALTO Or-
C-Melody SAX
COMPLETE LINE GF
BANJO - UKES
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Prince of Wales
Sets New Styles
Homemakers Will j
Meet in Mèdford
Just Received
Xi- • •’
fenced $2J5O to $16.00
For Things Musical
elbow«.
The marriage of pagm ar God- i
Word of- the Prince's costume
Was apparently flashed to London owskl of Frank Mayo has been*]
at'on ce.. Almost .at the same mo­ voided because he took a divorcer'
ment, a bold American wits dis- from another w ife for granted? I
covered on Picadilly C ircuit ad­
orned with ~a ptirtt nfctrtrbttt whe­
th e r he was consciously following'
Wale's lead is in doubt. The rest
of his costume was sufficiently
Qictnresqne to attract the atten­
tion of Londoners.
.
TO THE PUBLIC
He wore white sport shoes
strapped with
brown leather,
strapped with brown leather, black
.stockings and white knickerbock­
ers, a bine serge coat under which
the daring pink shirt gleamed
beautifully, a red necktie and a
felt h a t turned up all the way
around the brim. In elegant de­
fiance of the down-turned brim
.made popular and almost univer­
sal by Wales.
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act as intelligent as be does.
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Many, Many Other Excellent Values!
ShjeBared H er Soul!
rTo the man whose kindly tolerance
’ and sympathy have put thousands
back on the road to happiness
N D the was one of hundred» who have done the t^me — told secret' she
r.T w culd not tell her mother— or perhaps her husSxr.d— but to th - re ifes-
xL. Atonal of the Judge's chambers she revealed <11. H e : story and th e n o fx u re s
* t | — roen af well at women — are now being retold for society’ s good in
-A will serve you as
or building lasts, with
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Judge of the Family Court o f Denver
T h tt 1» Ih e most candid and startling aeries of articles ever published in any
mag-line. Beasoui :.g from the stories of real life told him in court day after
“ JT, JtMg* Lindsey has reached c e rta » conclusions, asid b o w he boldly asks:
Is «• dew code of »ex morals heing created!”
I t is a startling question
—t»ut^ queitioa that has heretofore e tilte d unasked io the minds o fa ll intelli­
gent nom and women ; and It ie no more startling than the evidence that J u tlrt
Lsodsey o fle r . in h it great series of articles entitled ;‘ ‘T h é M oral Ret oft.”
W hen you h art read the first of the Judge’ s articles and considered fc turn a
* * * P * g e ‘ « •he tame magazine and read the first artiele in another aatrnii th in g
senes tn. which the internationally famous beauty and social leader—
In these tw o trm arkablr aeries— the one
by M r». L vdig, the other by Judge
Lindsey— T h e Red Book Magazine for
October inaugurates its aew plan of
adding th * drama of Fact to the drama
of Fiction— which latter is expressed by
Kupert Hughes in his splendid novel,
“ W e Live But O nce,” and by these
« h e r distinguished «»Vellsts and story-
w ritrro Bath C om fort M itc h ell, James
F m n rii D w y e r, S tn rh e s *H u ri, Samuel
M e rw in , Leroy Scott, T h y ra Sarater
(free) book»
Hot Water Radiator H eat
light and dat'k }>atteru£, size 6 to 14
years.
All with Big Fur dollars in a complete range of
sizes and prices.
Boys’ Fine Wool Sweaters
NEW SCHOOL DRESSES
in Slip-over, and Coat Styles; all wool garments
Priced, $8.48, $3.98, $4.48 and $4.98.
Made of Fast Color Prints, New Fall Styles. Priced,
Each........ ................•......... .4..$1,25, $1.89, $2.25
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Styles. -New Color Combinations* Priced—
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$3.98 ap to $8.48 .
SATURDAY A WONDERFUL SHOWING OF WHAT IS NEW IN
OKCllK'VrRA WILL OPEN THEIR -SEAbON’S
engagement A t
The FAIR GROUNDS Pavilion
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR
SATURDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 11
DRESSES PRICED
COATS PRICED
Entire proceeds of this Dance will go toward
paying for the Boy Scouts’ Summer Camp in Big
Applegate.
$11.95, $14.95, $19.75
T R A V U O O A TS.....................$17.50 up W $65.00
100 to chofMie from at those Hpecial Low Pricefe
Sizes and Colors for Everybody.
Never has« Mason brought fbrtlvmmh a variety
of eylcg, fabrics and colorings. . -
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Tickets, $1.50 per couple.
XS ( U n it
Togs
GIRLS’ WINTER GOATS
Boys’ Blouses and Shirts
Mrs. Philip Lydig Reveals
Secrets of New York Society
once girlhood, beautiful
sp L y o tf hat been in un­
der of N ew Y o rk 's «iltra-
N ow for the first time
Veredt to turn the spot-
gWciety— ttllia g in great
f e d * it fm ilr, false and
U M ement» die makes
H « i t ->ry alter story of
■ ■ k nerrr pt’hlk ’» dit-
U M * f t th * real tyve, «4
^ ^ ■ k o b i e — k r r<-t
» te k A .0 "
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I g f U S W e st to y o u , t b .n
School
reliable, healthful heat in oil room« alike/A ct now.
— k t your family benefit— pay in 10 month«.
Ideal A R C O L A it sett-regulating; no fu n *« 4
“ H e Moral R evolt* by
judge Ben B. Lindsey
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