The 8ahara daaert w m onne a
<tonae forest Inhabited by a thriv­
ing race of people, according to a
University of Chicago protestor.
The fibre of milkweed is often
.weed to produce the nap on silk
Mrs.* John Copland, M r. and kata.
A ir forms 40 to SO per cent of
Mrs. Grocer Copland and fam ily
the
content of ice cream.
of Myrtle creek were callera at
the Golden Crest Orchard Mon­
day. They were returning from
a few days visit with M r. and
Mrs. Harry Cash of Montagna.
Mrs. Cash was formerly Miae Sar­
ah Copland.
Mr. J. Hart who purchased a
portjon of the C. C. Bond proper­
ty, is building an addition on his
house.
E. A. Wheeler knd family oi
Etna Mills. Cal., who is a rela­
tive of Mrs. Wm. Reod. have been
visiting the latter fo r the , past
A hot waffle or order of
week. Mr. Wheeler is looking
for a location here.
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hot cakes with sausage
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Crisp
Mornings
Mrs. E. A Gardner of Medford
is spending the week wUh Mrs.
L. J. Sleppy.
The Sun Crest Orchard has re­
cently purchased 117
tons of
alfalfa hay from Everett Bally to
be psed as fertiliser in the orch­
ard. This will make a total of
of 600 tons which they are using
lo r that purpose this season.
Wayne Holdridge was initiated
into the Beta Kappa fraternity at
O. A. C. Oct. 1«. He wea the
first member to win his letter in
the athletics of the f r a t
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Goddard
moved to the John Norman house
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. B. Adamson who had
her tonsils removed Tuesday to
reported doing nicely.
Henry Mason, Mrs. D. Goddard,
Mrs. E. C. Gardner, end Mrs.
Prank Oatman were shoppers In
Medford Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Foster en­
tertained at dinner Sunday, M r.
and Mrs. C. B. Clements and Mrs.
Minnie Hotaling.
Friends of Waldo Bell w ill be
grieved to hoar o f h is d e a th from
blood poisoning at Klam ath Falls
last Friday.
Funeral services
were held Sunday a t the Baptist
church is T a le n t Interm ent at
Phoenix cemetery. He was 47
y ea n old end was kora and spent
moat of his life in the vicinity of
i ne of the early pioneers and now
lives in Talent.
Rev. and Mrs. Morgan were
given a reception Wednesday eve­
ning by members of the Phoenix
church.
They are moving to
Eagle Point this week and w ill
be there the reet of the Winter. ,
Mra. F . F. B erk of Medford
had as dinner guests Wednesday,
Mrs. Tom Bell, Mrs. L. J. Sleppy
and Mrs. B. C. Gardner.
Bagley Packing House at Tal­
ent have finished pecking for this
The oldest inhabited castle In
Scotland to that of Dun vegan In
the toland of Skye. A fter being
lighted by tapers, torches and
candles for more than a thousand
year», it has now been wired for
electricity.
and steaming amber cof­
fee make just the proper
breakfast for these cool,
orisp mornings.
At our popular counter
you will find these satis-
tying dishes served just
Jto please you. Come in
for breakfast tomorrow
and start the day off
right: •
Also many specials at our
noon lunch and complete
fountain service.
N IN IN G E R 'S
SA L Í BIGINS -
WEDNESDAY, HOT. 8
At 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. Daily
EVERYBODY INVITBD
TO ATTEND THIS SALE
Hot Oats
prepared faster now
than plain toast
to S minutes.
Thus starting days with less nour­
ishing foods is a folly.
Qnick Quaker supplies the excel­
lently “balanced’’ ration of protein,
carbohydrates, vitamines and the
“bulk” (to make laxatives less often
needed) that active people need to
carry on the day.
Get Quick Quaker. Food that's
delicious;, food that “stands by”
through tne morning. Start each
day that Way.
Your grocer has Quick Quaker—
ilso Quaker Oats as yon have always
known them.
Quick Quaker
Diamonds
Watches
<— Boy a Diamond now, you can af­
ford to own one. when you can
buy it jk t year ¿own price. Beautiful
Bfue wttlu-thiiintfiiiiB , alt sixes w ill
be sacrificed at public auction.
— My stock. consists o f the very
highest gfpde of JeWe|r/ watches of
ail grades, la lsdteg* Mid- men's
Hamilton. Howbrd, Elgin? Waltham
and Illinois, up tp 23 jewels, in
white or green gold canes, in all
sises.
The Entire Jewelry StocR in This Store Will
be Offered to the Public at Auction
IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO COME AND ATTEND THIS SALE AND
Wrist Watches
— The very latest ladles*
watches. In white and ggeen
a t your own price.
BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS GOTTS AT YQUR OWlt PRICE. NOTHING WILL RE RE­
SERVED. ¿V & Y T H IN G IN THE 8T 0R E WILL BE SLAUGHTERED AT PUBLIC
AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER, REGARDLESS OP GOST.
Clocks
GUARANTEED SPECIALTIES
FREE
White Cold
Water Paint
for wall hoard
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Lacquer
Cheep and
Sanitary
Dries in T h irty
Minutes
S. W. P.
Nationally
Advertised
Preservation
Shingle Stains.
Strong, Non Fading
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THE FIRST 25 LADIES ENTERING
THIS STORE WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3RD
AT 2:30 O’CLOCK SHARP, WILL RE-
CEIVE 35.00 GIFTS.
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A $300.oo Diamond Ring
Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co.
“ In The Heart Of Town’*
WILL
GIVEN AWAY THE LAST DAY OF SALE
silverware
Novelties
-Silverware of the beet makes, in
flatware end hollowwsre, 28-piece
chests ot silverware in all makes.
— Diamond and platinum brooches,
cuff links, solid gold W aldm ar
chblns, scarf plus.
— 1847 Rogers Bros.. Community,
Toirrev, Holmes A Bdwards in all
grades.
At no other time, probably, are the af­
fair» in the home so upset» a« when /death
enter». It is the mission of the Funeral Direct­
or to render every coneeivqMe aid to the
beieaved family. \ When our services are re­
quired the spirit of helpfulness exhibited,hy
our whole organization is a genuine source of
comfort to the Tamilv.
— Chime Clocks In theh very latest
tambour and mantel. AU makes.
— Bronseware, bric-a-brac, and many
other articles of jewtelry which space
will not permit us to mention.
— The very IntsM toilet sets lu am­
ber. shell, two-tone and sterling.
A n d P a y L a te r
FREE COUPON«
THOSE ATTENDING
A DEPOSIT WILL SECURE ANY ARTICLE SELECTED UNTIL XMAS.
IP YOU
WANT TO SAVE MONET, DON’T FAIL TO ATTEND THIS SALE.
THREE 0EAUT1FUL GIFTS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY
AT EVERY SALE AT 2 :3 0 AND 7:30 DAILY
free C oupons
THOSE ATTENDING
THE SALE
J. P. Dodge & Sons
Funeral Directora,
J. H. PLANT, Auctioneer in Charge.
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ASHLAND, OREGON'