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w age an aggressive c a m p aig n be
Slayer Will Be
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M r. B o rd en is a n a tiv e o f V i r
Held For Murder
g in ia and has liv e d in ¿ n e k to n
tw een now an d ele ctio n tim e .
ss * Caught Looting
re and Are Shot by
Marine Guards
T H E D A L L E S . O re.. Sept. 24.
— ( U P ) — N o Inq u est w ill be held
In to the m u rd e r of H a r r y Z an h is-
e r e a rly yesterd ay, w hoch re s u lt
JH IA M I, F la ,, Sept. 2 4 .— ( U P )
— Kaae rio tin g b ro k e o u t th ia a f
ed In the a rre s t o f D e w e y Simons,
alleged slayer.
A f ir s t
deg ree
m u rd e r charge w ill
be* placed
ternoon
in
d evastated
M ia m i.
M a rin e guards c a u g h t tw o
n e
groes in th e act o f lo o tin g a sto re
against. Sim ons and th e
W asco
county grand ju r y w ill m e et M o n
day to consider th e case.
In th e colored section.
T h e -n e
groes w e re shot an d w o u n d e d an d
onily th e a r r iv a l o f 60 p o lice o f
ficers w ith r io t guns, 25 d e p u ty
s i e riffs an d tw o
co m p an ies
of
DAILY
TIUINOS
Gas
sta n d ard s fo r adm ission. A m op p orted now by th e d eale rs.
posed t o em p lo ym en t o f Japanese stoy es and gas ovens a re re p la c
la b o r.
“ O u r g o v ern m e n t
in g the o ld -fas h io n e d eoal ranges
B r itis h w o m en have
ex- o ver w hich
to lle d (o r g en era tio n s.
E le c tric
al
eq u ip m en t Is a p p e a rin g
on
hundreds
o f B r itis h ' b re a k fa s t
should
tallies,
to
s im p lify
h ou sekeep in g
and avoid th e ah d rta g e o f coal.
Gas furnaces a re also b e in g in
stalled in m any* hom es.
A
shortage
of
d om estic
se rv
In an ope« w o rld m a rk e t and buy can-owned,
b u ilt
and
m a r - m erchant m a rin e .
re ad - *
" I fa v o r a g ra d u a te d
m ann ed
ju s tm e n t o f t a r if f rates. •
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“ L a b o r is not.
a com m od ity,
tax, and such ta x red u ctio n s th a t
th e fa r m e r an d la b o re r can. m a in -
te c tio n and th a t of ch ild life , and
to p rev en t d e b ilita tin g em plo y-
called D en n is R e s o lu tio n .
“ T h e re should be a. s tric t en-
w ounded.
m e n t o f w om en.
fo rce m e n t o f a ll
b u t h u m an , and. should' have th e ta in th e ir hom es, and stand ards
r ig h t to organise fo r its own p ro - of liv in g . A m oppoted to th e. so-
.
should
be elected
In 'N e w
Eng-
lan d a n j n o t j n Oregon.**
incom e
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st ite tro o ps p re v e n te d m o re cas-
,u titles. A rm e d fo rces w e re ru s h -
ei to th e n eg ro d is tric t sa d poet-
ei l g uard s s t a ll
co rn ers. T w o
m a rin e s, in a d d itio n to th e n eg ro
l4o tera , w e re shot a n d se rio u s ly
law s, In c lu d in g
UllilieSe Scholar
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th e ir ow n w o rk tyid they inevit
a b ly .dem and a l l th e m o d ern com
fo rts
an d
assistances
a v a ila b le .
AND SUPPLIES
L a n e c o u n ty w ill v o te on 1 7 5 ,:
00Q bonds, to - b n lld n aw
fie ld b rid g e .
•,
S p rin g
Real gveraharp Pencils . . .
Guaranteed Fountain Pens
E u gene.
O re.,
Sept.
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Watermans Fountain Pen Ink
S U N D A Y IS
PROMOTION
DAY
AT THE
(JIR ISJtA N
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SUNDAY
Tablets
SCHOOL
OREGON,
2 4 .— (S p ec-
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Pencils
Erasen»-
CORNER 2ND AND B ST.
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OF
“ T h e n a tio n should
conserve th e V o ls te a d A c t, a n d th e e n - ; l a l ) — D r? T . T . L e w , n o te d C b ln -
lts n a tu ra l resources and re ta in ,fo rc e m e n t o f t h e la t t e r ta k e n o u t ese ed u cato r and a u th o r, w ill l i e - ’
t it le to Its w a te r pow er.
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o f p o litic s.
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I tu re and lead discussion groups
“ The
Roosevelt
H ig h w a y
should be encouraged by th e F e d -
e ra l G overnm ent
fo r
econom ic
and defense^purposes.
NORMAL
m e n t.
E n g lis h w |ves a re aflo ftt-
ln g th e A m e ric a n w a y ¡.of doing
Parker and Waterman Fountain Pena
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e v e ry th ln g In a protected
k e t.
I th e re fo re ‘fa v o r a
ants h a s ^ Is o helped to ac ce le ra te
th e d em and fo r la b o r-s a v in g and
tim e -s a v in g
household
e q u ip
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Also “Warm-UP” Day
RUO STORK
McNAIR
“ I - a m in fa v o r o f th e D ir e c t - o n tile campug fro m N o v e m b e r 15
P rim a ry .
to N o ve m b er 28, it was a n n o u n c-
" I stand f o r a sq u are d eal fo r ed to d a y.
As a
d is tin g u ish ed
a ll ex-service m e n .
.
¡s c h o la r, D r. L e w hap w r it t e n g
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LEADING STATIONERS
.be
M wood*'
W.
“ R a ilro a d rates should he has-
" I fa v o r a ll necessary r iv e r and n u m b e r o f books a b o u t his- p a c
N e w to n
B o rd en o f M ed fo rd ,
and h a rb o r Im p ro v e m e n ts , an d
i r r l - pie.
H e w ill be e n te rta in e d by
d em o cratic ca n d id a te fo r
re p re ed upon a c tu a l in v e s tm e n t
C o sm opolitan club, an o rg a n -
s e n ta tiv e J n congress fro m th is cost o f o p e ra tio n ; good ro ad s a re g a tlo n and re c la m a tio n p ro jects
and
sh o uld
be f o r O regon.
J lz a tlo n o f stu d en ts
fro m
m any
d is tric t, th is w eek issued an ex indispensable
“ I fa v o r a re s tric tiv e im m ig rn - co u ntries.
ten d ed p la tfo rm
o f his
beliefs fu r t h e r extended by F e d e ra l a id :
the
and p rin c ip les , and intends
to and th e re should be a n A m e r i- tlo n p o licy, an d ra is in g o f
ENGLISH COAL STRIKE
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M A K IN G
LONDON,
(U P )
—
H G ÌM E S
The
coal
s tr ik e is d riv in g
E n g lish house
w ives h ead lo n g In to m o d e rn ity .
N e v e r has th e re been so liv e
ly a detpand fo r gas and ele ctric
h ou sekeep in g e q u ip m e n t as Is r e -
E.R. ISAAC ® Co
The Quality Store
MODERN
Ashland, Oregon
FROM T H E JÏE Â R T OF THE FAMOUS
ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING, DLSTRICT.
MONTH-END SALE!
ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY
Offering Rare Bargains
384 Oak St. — At Railroad Crossing — Phone 20
A new kind of face powder is here
M ade by a new French Process—stays
on until you take it off. Pores and lines
do not show. Not affected by perspira ■
Wearwell Sheets
Siso 81x90. Sold .
Regular $1.69 Each
Wool Blankets
Size 66x80 } r New
Plaid • Patterns. Pair
$1.48
Daisy Pillow Cases
4*2 and 45 inch. Sold
Regular. 39c each. 3 -fo i^ ■
tion.
Gives life and beauty to your
complexion almost unbelieveable. It is
called M ELLO-GLO. sbn wqi
¿g,
L it h ia
Springe P h a rm a c y
Outing Flannel /
36 in. wide. Good Heavy Weight
Light and Dark
Patterns — Yard '
mOC
fl
Winchester
WOOLEN DRESS GOODS IN THIS
GREAT MONTH END SALE.
Guns
FANCY FLANNELS—SO POPULAR NOW FOR THE
NEW ’ TOM BOY SKIRTS. 54 IN. W IDE—REGULAR
VALUES UP TO $3.9& PER YARD.
and
Satin Charmeuse ’
i
40 in. Wide in New F all Colors.
Navy, Copen, Chanel Red and
Jungle Green, $2.48
4 Q
Yard Regular
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impson’8
Hardware
UNCLE REMUS
KNX
The Winchester Store”
Third & East Main
“W estern Air Patrol”
5 Tube Radio
ou May W in — Be Sure to Come
Cleans the trap, too
.- i v BRUSH’O N AND
FLUSH-A-WAY
standing, remove the water firs:
DRESS COATS
PRICED
$25.00 up to $79.00
for thorough cleansing.
.
FLUSH-A-WAY
Is die only liquid Solvent that geu
WOOL DRESSES
TRAVEL COATS
priced
PRICED
$19.75—$26.00—$29.75—$34.50
$29.75
CHILDREN’S AND MISSES COATS
Children« sices, 2 to 12, Priced
$3.48 to $16.95
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Western Auto Supply-Cd;
If incrustations are of long
$19.75 -
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FA the local
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And to E . ft. Isaac and C o m p an y th e goes.
F o r she w ho Insists upon ab so lute fa s h
ion-rightness kn o w s th a t ahe w ill fin d I t
here — she w ho Insists upon excellence
o f fa b ric and p erfe ctio n o f w o rk m a n s h ip ,
knows th ey a re fo u n d h ere — she w ho
Insists upon chic even in m o d era te p riced
a ttire , know s she w ill g et I t here. W h e r e
every g a rm e n t w h e th e r It Is a fifte e n d o l
la r dress o r a h u n d red d o lla r fro c k m u s t
m easure up to th e h ig h e r s ta n d a rd f o r
w hleh th is store Is noted.
$11-95 -
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The Theory ofTfadio broadcasting
Cool A u tn m n breeges! F a l l ’« in th e a ir.
M ad am e feele th e need o f new a p p a re l
and m ust a-ehopplng go.
PRICED
$ U J 5 —$14.95—$19.75—$29.75
.
DEMONSTRATES
New Togs Are in Order
For Breezy Autumn
I
Misses Sizes, 12 1-2 to 16, Priced
$7.9& to $19.75
under the flushing riiy— easily.
Harmless to hands
N on-exploave
AT TOUR
DEALERS
F L U S H -A -W A Y
fo r T o i l e t B o r i i
is
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
Saturday, Sept 25th; 7 to 9 P. M.
Even* woman who wears only the finest, smartest silk
stockings, knows these guaranteed Never - Mend Silk
Hose. They’re from one of America’s foremost makers.
PAIR
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An Excellent JU pk tô Buy Them
G. N. Kramer, Ticket Agent—Phone 43
NEVER-MEND SILK HOSE, Guaranteed
SILK DRESSES
go hand-iii ììàtfd
Southern
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54 in. Wide in Navy Blue Only.
Sold Regular
$3.98 Yard
Cold Weather., and Good Shoes
Ammunition
Wool Tricotine
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Go
bigger state fair than ever before»
Take the whole family, travel by train and save
time, money asad nervous energy.»
Reduced fare is for use . u Y s Y > t ^ X < J.
Good until r . ♦
Avoid crowded highways; comfortable trains
daily at convenient hours.
r
D o n ’t miss th is chance to w in a sp len d id "W e s te rn A ir P atro l** 5 tu be
b e a u tifu l W a ln u t cab in et— w o n d e rfu l to ne, vo lum e and s e le c tiv ity — an
s im p le in o p e ra tio n . T h is Rjodlo w ill be given aw a y on th e ev en in g o f
s tra flo n — get d e ta ils a t th e d oo r as you e n te r.
interesting and Amusing Entertainment For All
U n c le R em u s w ill keep you la u g h in g w ith his com ical N e g ro
'U n c le Rem us w ho is a p ro m in e n t b ro ad castin g a r tis t w ill—
stories,1
Besides,
Take The Mystery Out of Radio
. He will explain clearly and simply, just how Radio Broadcasting is done.
Com e— le a rn m ore a b o u t th is fa s c in a tin g su b ject— ask questiona— - If you a re *
'•R a d io F a n " , yo u ’ll le a rn 'thin gs th a t w ill h elp yo u — I f you a re n o t— a n y w a y , you
w ill he In te res ted — and have a good tim e .— Perhaps, w in a R a d io l *
firm ? v o w Fanulv and Friends — Everybody have a rood time As O w Qnmts. • ,
OPEN
PROM
Supply Co.
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