t if r f a f t A V , O r t t t , <M e
of “V” Is Given
Men*« Christian Association vera
Ikld tn a prayer inertia* Ib ab
nppet nsgm, la tha fetveat affect
ual prayer« o t two yóu'ng me».
Calendar e f » v e t o
Thursday, Ort. St. Daughter« of
Nile will give a dancing party
in the "Riverside Community
club house, between Gold Mill
i and Grants Pas«.
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Friday, pet. » — Ladies of ' the
Civle Club will give a Hallo
we’en party at the^CIvlc Club
house, for a hospital benefit.
I Saturday, Oct. 8 0 .— The Macabee
ladles will give an old-faahloft-
ed Hallowe'en dance In the
Moose hall.
¡Saturday, Oct| 80.— Auxiliary to
Ì American Legion will have a
food sale at Hardy Bros. ■
Monday, Nov. 1.— Ashland Floral
I Society will meet In public li
brary at 8 p. m.
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Monday, Nov. 1.— Ashland Study
I Club meets with Mrs. J. R-.
| Robertsod, 323 Almond SL
I Wednesday Nov. 10.— The P. T.
j A. and the ladies of thè Civic
• Club will give a recaption at
J the Civic Club House for all
the teachers In Ashland,
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BETWEEN
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ASHLAND AND PORTLAND
— just right for mix
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WANTS TO BROADCAST
THANKS FOR HEALTH
M8CDVKRV
“You know." says
Arthur
O'Malley, Carson Hill, Cal., “1
would like you to broadcast
thia. I suffered from kidney and
rheumatic trouble, but less than
two bottles of Foley Pills, di
uretic, relieved me entirely, end
I .want other sick people Io know
about them." Foley Pills, a di
uretic stimulant for the kidneys
are a reliable, valuable medicine,
constant* la os«, over 25 years.
Try thorn for ^backaches, rheu
matic pains .and swellings; for
dull
headaches.
•ervousnest,
“tired-out” feeling ' and disturb
ed sleep. , . gatisfagtlou . guaran
teed. Sold everywhere.— No ,3.
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W. C. T. V. Meets— •
On Tuesday afternoon art 2:30
| the W. C. T. U. ladies and friends
met at the home h r Mrs. W. R.
I Davis on Alison street, for a
The Print« of Wales ap pleasant social meeting.
peared at a reception in Lon ! The rooms were elaborately
don with evening clothes ot decorated In Hallowe’en colors,
a different cu t Note the with black and orange streamers
* ited trouser» and the four Ion which there were black cats,
inn« on the coat sleeves. witches and bats. Orange lamp
shades threw a soft glow over the
rooms. Each lady wore a lancy
Hallowe’en cap as befitted the (
PLEASURE PLAXKH USED
occasion and a life size witch re
BY RUTS ENGLISHMEN
ceived the gueBts at the door.
» LONDON. (United P r e s s ) —
The following delightful pro- i
Light seaplands, owner-driven for
gram
was then givea. Mrs. J. M. i
pleasure, are becoming popaisif
Wolcott gave a very lnteree.lng l
along the English coast, accord
I talk on the benefits and pleasure |
ing to Captain H. Broad, who re
derived from music and its rela-
cently won the King's Cup race Itlon to health and happiness,
for light land machines.
1
I stressing its clearing effect in a 1
"I think there 1« no do’bbt
sick room: Mrs. Wilmer Poley
that llgk.t seaplane flying will
soon become immensely popular,” I gave a very amusing reading (
Husband's, Mince I
Captain Broad said. "With the about "My
P ie;” Dr. Clara Ingham, W. C.'T. t
sea as your airdrome, the .diffi
U. health director from Portland,
culties of lodging in and taking ¡gave an interesting talk on «
off disappear."
health; Mrs. J. M. Wolcott and .
Owing to the construction of
Miss Elizabeth Wolcott played a
floats, light small seaplanes will
piano dnet, which was fòllowed
probably cost more than the small
zmunjr.i^nmsnmems
were
by
a beautiful vocal solo
by serv
Mrs.
land machines. 0 f
ed
by the the
hostesses,
W. with
R.
Wolcott:
hrogram Mrs,
closed
A number of members of the Davis, Mrs. O. O. Howard and
a plano solo by Miss Alice Spenc-
peerage own their own airplanes Mrs. Wilmer Poiey.
and uee them regularly for/bops*
Ladies present at the meeting
between Louden and their coun Very Mesdames: Walker, White,
try places.
Haskins, Swennlng, Stella Lelvltt.
Allen. Jas. Yeo, J. L. Oxfo-d, O.
BRITISH “ UNCIVILIZED"
G. Howard, Jennie Wolcott, J.
WHEN VISITING FRANCE M. Wolcott, Alice Jillson, W. R.
Davis, Wilmer Poley, Ida Smith,
LONDON — (United Press) — and the Miesse Benedict, Wol
That Continental comic ' papers cott, Davis and Spencer and Dr,
have some justification /o r their Clara Ingham.
cartoons of the British tourists
The W. C. T. U. ladles were
abroad, is the candid admission asked to bring canned or dried
of a returning Eugllsb traveler. fruit to Wolcott’s Grocery store
"Where do all our queer types by November first, to be s.-»nt to
come from?" be demands in a the children's home at Corvallis.
letter to the pryse. “I have seen This is an annua< affair ard the
Britons abroad that looked and W. C. T. U. ladies always respond
acted as though tÇcy had step readily to any call of this kind,
u n a
ped out of a funny paper.
"I have seen Britons sitting in Ashland Ma sir study (Hub
their shirt sleeves before the
The Ashland Music Study Club
«aies In Paris Paris Is gay, but
Paris is conventional, and does met at the home of Mrs. E. A.
not like to see men In undress. Woods on N. Main street, Mon
“No respectable Frenchwoman day evening, October twenty-fifth
ever smokes in front of a cafe,
but British and American Women
do so constantly.
“Worse yet, I have seen and
he^rd British „ tourists ‘doing’
cathedrals and churches during
Mass. The result Is that on the
Continent people have learned to
describe anything gauche as
•typically .British.’ It certainly
I N tlA
makes you squirm.”
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n»e
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Mure than SO cities In Russia
LAMOEP
have been renamed by the Bol
sheviks because the old names
suggested imperialism.
Additional Fahns
BEND, Oat. 27.— ( I t B t 1 • «
Newa)— Indicative of A sentiment
to favor of allowlsg more taut
for irritation by the existing wa
ter supply, -the board o f direc
tor« of |h e Deechute« redtanatlon
and Irrigation company Tuesday
announced that they were on rec
ord favori«* a lewer duty of wa
ter.
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The action was taken In con
nection with the adjudicator of
water of the Deschutes river.
NORTHBOUND
cream y, S n o w d rift is
p u re
an d
SOUTHBOUND
Lv, Portland 7:00 a. m. 5:8
Ar. Medford 8:10 p. m. 7:3
Ar. Ashland 8:55 p. m. 8:8
CONNECTIONS
At Grants Pass for Redwood Highway Points; At Roseburg for all Cooe
Bay Points; At Portland for Seattle and British Columbia.
r ic h — a
good-to-eat shortening.
The Ashland Study Club^ *8viil
hold its regular meeting nt the
home of Mrs. J. R. Robertson,
323 Almond street. Monday.
November first.
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Lv. Ashland 7:09 a. m. 10:00 a. m. 3:48 p. m.
Lv. Medford 7:48 a. m. 10:35 a. m. 4:$0 p. m.
Ar. P’land 10:18 p. m. II:8<I a. m. 8:40 n. m.
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Voters!
4 s candidates df the Democratic Party asking the honor and re
sponsibility of representing this county and district in the State
Legislature, yon have a right to know where we stand on issues
that are ^ram onnt to yon and the voters of Oregon.
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1. We heartily favor the Oregon Direct Primary
law and are unalterably opposed, to any altera
tions or amendments thereto, which seek to take
from voters their right* and privilege of nominating
v candidates for public office. The convention is a
x, relic of the past.
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We .believe in the strictest economy in government,
consistent with a growing State and State institu
tions.
4.
We are opposed to the adoption of additional un
necessary laws which serve no other purpose than
to entangle- Oregon citizens in a maze of red tape.
5.
We believe in law enforement, BUT HONEST LAWS
UNDER WHICH CITIZENS CAN LIVE WITH
OUT BEING OUTLAWS
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*2. We hold that the Dennis Resolution is inimical to
the best interest of our county and state; that it is
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unfair, unjust, and if adopted will bind Oregon to a
fixed program from which there will be no recourse
for a period •of 14 years, establishing a . precedent
that is dangerous in the extreme.
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WAat is your portion <m the Dennis Resolution? Where do yon stand
on the Direct ¡Primary, and is it not i fact that yon axe pledged to
intredwee in the Legislature and work for the adoption of a Pre
PrimaryOtrnvention measure, which hag for its object the nalHflcation
GLEN FABRICK
Candidate for Representative
J. R. BOWEN
Candidate for Representative
J. 0 . RIGO
Candidate for State Senator
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