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POI4CBM AM LOOKS ON
The Religious W o lk commit­
tee ef the ¥ . M. 0 , A., composed
of the following men, V, O. N.
Smith, dhatrm en,. O. F.' Carson,
M. <5. Linings*, nod H . T. Mttch-
elmore, held their firs t meeting
with the secretary in the Y. I I . <5:
A. office lest evening. . Plans
were laid for the observance of
k Of Pfayor for youhg
hb le promoted on a
■ eagle by the • Young
K a l i a n A ssociation
It
Baerved the week of No-
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14-30 this year.
The committee also discussed
the conducting of a series of
men's Sunday afternoon meet­
ings to he held during the win­
ter months, and at such times as
outstanding speakers were avail­
able. Immediate steps will be tak­
en by the committee to organise
two or more mens’ Gospel teams
te be need in conducting services
ip seme ef the rural districts
and . smaller communities where
padtors are not available. These
teems w ill work through Rev. D.
school worker, and w ill fill any
requests coming from communi­
ties for services on Bunday after­
noons or evenings, wherever pos­
sible to do so.
O. r. Carson, who has been se­
lected to head the work of raising
feeds for the local Y. IL- C. A.,
announced the appointment of H.
C. Galey and John Riggs as bis
two aides. These two man will
each head a division with three
teams In each division. They w ill
meet w ith M r. Carson, end secre­
tary W elter tonight to select their
teams UP each division.
"Mon snrely are responding to
thia work la fine shape, and we
are goiag to have a successful
campaign." Mr. Carson stated.
The annual Y. M. C. A. fladnce
campaign will be held November
15 to 1», at which time the citi­
zens of Ashland w ill be called on
to show their faith in the men
who are backing this work for
the boys and young men of the
city. Ashland is the smallest
city on the coast to attempt such
a work, and it speaks well for the
spirit of the people in providing
such a work for their boys and
young men.
Ordinary pleated skirts take
twice the number of yards of
fabric necessary for plain ones.
> A new sgndwich toaster end
other equipment has just been
installed by the Star Confection­
e r / and this new store Is n o * op­
en for business, the owners an­
nounced today. The Interior of
the Store has been entirely op
modelled and presents an invit­
ing appearknce. I t specialises
in light lunches, caadies and soft
drinks.
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L A IB A C H , Jugoslavia. — (LPl
— W h i le s policeman looked «on
for halt a minute at what be
thought was the praak of a haM-
4 r u n | man the man almost suc­
ceeded in drowning himself.
Near Laibach flows a small
brook, which la nOrthelly less *
than six Inches deep.
In this (
brook the policeman found the (
man Just as he lay down and
stuck bis face into the water. ■
"W h at are you doing th e re f" ,
the pelleeman called out.
,
MOTICM O F F IN A L ACCOUNT
"L e t m e alone, I am killing
1 Notice Is hereby given that the
myself," the man responded; and ,
undersigned Adm inistratrix
oj
placed his facp Again In the wet- <
the Estate of Clifford H . Njcker-
bob , deceased, has filed her Pinal
The policeman thought that the
Account as each'’Administratrix,
end that the County Court of man was playing a Joke on ht«a,
Jackson County, Oregon, has fix­
ed Monday the 8th day of No­
vember, 1828, at the hour of
ten o’clock a. m. of said day, at
the Court Room of 'said Court,
In Jacksonville, Oregon, as the
time and place for h e ^ n g of
said Final Account and fo r set­
tlement of said estate.
IS NOW
A ll persons having objections
to said Final Account, or any
part thereof, are hereby required
to file or preseat the same to said
Court on or befor said time.
,
Open For Business Under New
Management
VIRGIE LBP8CHAT,
Administratrix
NOTICE TO CRasHTOBS’
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN
that the undersign«4Pu
been
duly appointed Administrator of
the Estate of Livonia J. Ferns,
deceased, and all persons having
claims against said estate are re ­
quired to present them, duly veri­
fied« and w ith proper vouchors
within six months from this date
to L. A. Roberta, Attorney for
said Estate, nt his office over the
Citizens Bank of Ashland, Ash­
land, Oregon.
,
Dated October 8, 1838.
CHARLES T . FERNS,
OUR TERMS ARE CASH BUT W 1 ALLOW A
5 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON EVERY ITEM
SOLD.
Every one knowing tjiemselvea to be indebted' to
this place are respectfully requested to call and
settle their account,
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add the egg yolks, osm at a
u n u sad best watt. Sift the
dry ingredient» together and
J. N. DENNIS, Mg
JAP — “ The Cream of Olive
5 Bars (Limit 1 lot) ..........25c
■The old reliable brand
25c
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DOMESTIC SARDINES — Parked in pure vege
table Oil—Quarters, 4 cans ---- ......................•••25i
Saturday Specials
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Buy Your Supply for the Winter!
Klamath Netted Gem Potatoes
(C. S. No. 1) per c w t .
. . $2.z
A Fine Variety of
Cove
Toilet Soaps Going
Oysters
SPIDER LEO TEA — In Bulk - Finest quality
basket fired. J ajum—Drinker« of green tea will
appreciate its aromatic flavor—Pound
49c
ROLLED OATS — Growu in the Willamette Valley
which produces the eWorld’s finest outs—9 pound
Back ........................... ............................................ 49c
Ppre Soap—all
“ WESSON” OIL - Excellent for frying and bâk
ing as well as for making Mayonnaise — Quari
Can ....................... ........................................... , . . 4 0 «
CORN BEEF - If i t ’s Libby’s, i t ’s
can . ................... .......................... 27c
“ ROSEDALE” SLICED PINEAPPLE — 8 large
slices to the can in a medium syrup — Large Cans,
3 f o r ...................................................................... 73c
“ 8UNMAID” RAISINS — 1920 Pack “ Seedless” ,
or “ Puffed Seeded” — 15 oz. Pkges. 2 for . . . .25c
CHEESE - A consistent prize winner, every year,
ut the State Fair — Aged jast right—Pound, 29c
”• MILK—“ The nearest to fresh cream”
«—3 for ................................................ 29c
“ CAMPBELLS” BEANS - “ W ith the famous to­
mato sauce” — The “ BIG” tiu (18 oz. Net wt.)
3 cans .................................................................... 25c
TISSUE TOILET PAPER — 1000 Soft Sanitary
sheets to the roll — 3 rolls ......................... ..• 23c
FLOUR—KERRS BEST PATENT-49 lb. Sk. 11.99
“ CRYSTAL WHITE” SOAP
th ru ” — 10 b a r ç r : ;..'. . v . . . t ;
“ GRONER’S ” WALNUTS — 1926 C ro p -F airly DRIFTED SNOW, 12.09; FISHERS BLIND, 32.10
bursting with large white meats, the inimitable
Saturday only
flavor of which can not be equaled—Large Fran- KLAMATH S P U D S X o . 2
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Pounds
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quettes — Pound ................................................. 35c
20th Century Coffee
Few i-qual— iu»u<- b etter
plant today— on your I
Campbells
Campbell’s
Tomato
3 Cans
3 Packages
Quick Quaker
Extra Fancy
Dependable Grocers
Delicious
' Apples
Molasses
Packed and ’
> Wrapped
A Box
Best Butter
Substituto
3’ Pounds
PAY CASH A nd pay less at the
PLAZA GROCERY
S n o w d rift
«‘OREME OIL”
O il Toilet Soaps
“ HEINZ’1 CATSUP, J - One of the famous
I j R T ^6 bottle .......... ..
T h e white creaminess
o f S n o w d r ift lo o k s
g o o d to you the minute
you open the can. And
the goodness and deli­
c a c y o f S n o w d r ift is
p r o c la im ed by every
cake you shorten with it.
Cream Snowdrift gad migar,
“ WHITE KINO” Washing Machine Soap-Large
Package ........................................... . . . . . . . . . . . 45c
POP CORN—“ GLOBE
—It pops — 3 Pounds
Seafooeo
T sm ^ a m K sW tts
October 30 & Nov. 1st
SNOWDRIFT
TURNIPS — 10 POUNDS .....................................« t... . . .
FANCY DRY ONIONS — 10 POUNDS . . . . . . . . . .
SWRRT POTATO SQUASH—PER P O U N D .......................
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POUR CAKE
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The gay days of the party season are here again and Hallowe’en is on ever)
kiddies’ miiid. Make their party a sure success with 20th CENTURY’S de
pendable foods.
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Further Trouble
Feared At Herrin
plunged into another ono of
those riots which have gWen V
the name of "bloody W illiam son
eouniy." s
A Y
H E R R IN . IU..
Oct.
»38. -
(U n ltld News)— Wllllamaon coun­
ty, the pdwder knrn of lUlnoia, is
rumbling with, impending out­
breaks following s serie^nf mur­
ders and threats which have always
brought the m ilitary scampering
back into the region.
, '
Rival gangsters are polishing
gp their firearms and the whole
eommunity is In a state of ’ ner­
vous tension, lest the county be
SUBSCRIBE .FOB THE TIDINGS
Indespensable
For the "Sneck" or the F u ll Mei
w Skin
BREAD
Jaedwicfees, bread-and-batter, Jelly spreads b
a i’. depend apon rood bread as an lagiedtoot.
GIVI THE KIDDIES
Franklin’s Superior Bi
A t Often Ab Thay. W ant M.
ad beautifies the
of M1LLO-GLO
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