Robert Crawford, son of
Mrs. Bgwrence Cr*W-
la d broke his a n k the
bte ' week, he Is * doing
FRANKLIN BREAD WINS
FROM CALIFORNIA FISI
It is the unsolicited letters of
praise which make the biggest
hit, and that, perhaps, accounts
lor the smile which diffused the
face of O. F. Franklin today after
he had finished reading the fol
lowing unexpected letter from R.
H."Platt, justice of the peace pf
Vacaville, Solan county, Callf„
relative to the quality of the lo
cal baker's Superior brand bread:
‘
Nav. 3. 1338.
Franklin's Baker, Ashland, Ore.
Dear Sirs: •
Although the idea may be over
worked, and sometimes used for
Vale of Booze and Bootleg finds
that whenever a pilgrim in this
ulterior purposes, it seems to me
something worthy .of commenda
tion. that it is no more than pro
per that he should make a note
of It, and, if possible, command
the originator.
Making an Angler’s Pilgrim-
mage to the Upper Sacramento
and the Klamath a short time
ego, it became necessary to se
cure provender, and among other
necessities procured at Yreka, we
obtained several loaves of white
bread. Now I am not addicted
to the nse of the albino variety,
as old age and depravity have af
fected my digestibn, but this
seemed so etecellent that I made
li pert of my menu, and I wish
ilso
extraordinarily Calendar of fcvswm
Monday,. Nov. .A... —■ ..Bpworth
he circumstances I
League Dramtlé Club- meets In
t ybn might apprec-
the M. E. church parlors,
of appreciation, as an Mondjty, Nov. &. — Ladles A r t
of your methods of
Clubnneets at tbe home of Mrs.
and I write this
Cliff Payne OB Granite street,
th that intent.
Mrs. Frank Nelson will assist
itlnue the good work,
her.
red that I shall ask i Monday, No*. 8.— Ashland Study
ad, If I ever return to
Club meets at the home of Mrs.
E. V. Carter on the Boulevard.
Frilly Tours,
Tncsdpy, Nov. O.— Chapter AC.,
R. H. PLATT,
P. B O. meets.
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..
Tucmlay, Nov. O.— Upper Valley
reign Missionary
Community Club meets at the
. K. Church Meets—
home of Mrs. W. L. Huxley on
sn’s Foreign Mission-
Walker Avenue.
-• /
f the Methodist Epis- ; WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10.— Senior
met at the home of 1 High School P. T. A. will meet
Pratt on North’ Main at the high school at 3:30 p. m.
y afternoon, Novem- Wednesday, NOV. io .— The P. T.
’ A., and the ladies of the Civic
9 over forty ladies
Club will give a reception at
Joy the excellent pro-
the Civic Club houee for all
Albert Marske, who
teachers in Aahlsnù.
orned from Boise, Wednesday, Nov. ..10.— Wednes-
i she attended the
day Club meets In Presbyterian
ver Branch meeting,
church parlors at 2:30 p. m.
' fine report. Mrs.
8 8 8'
der was lesson lead- Missionary Society of Congrega-
er subject, “Moslem tloual ( hureii Meets—
a very interesting 1 The Missionary Society of the
¡Congregational church met at the
the program, dSinty1 home of Mrs. Sadie Stratton on i
Iowa street, Thursday, November
fourth.
The subjèct, “Missionaries on i
the Frontier,” was led by Mrs. H. ,
B. Carter, who also had chdrge of j
the devotional part of the meet
ing. Others taking pért in thé ,
program were Mrs. Charles Gray, ,
Mrs. Anna Prescott and Mrs. Don j
Spencer. A splendid talk
so given by both Mr. and Mrs. ,
Charles D. Gaffney. Besides be- '
ing a business meeting this af- j,
fair was partly given as hn In- ,
formal reception In honor of Rev.
and Mrs. Charles D. Gaffney, new* (
minister and wife of the Congre- {
national church. >
' . ,
Mrs. Stratton was assisted in ‘
serving delicious refreshments by ,
Mrs. Agnes Herndon.
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IK rran Class Meets W ith Mr». '
D ELICATE
A
proper lem on me-
rih g u e pie may w ell be
called the noblest work
o f a good c6ok. W ith
S n o w d r if t y o u c a n
make just die kind o f
crust that ought to hold
a delicious lem on fill
ing. The goodness o f
this rich, delicate short
ening is sure to show
up in the goodness o f
the pie crust.
Snow drift
Otrl skating champions of Europe
cities have rencheg,New York to
gin a tour of America. This she
Miss Stockholm (left) and Miss Par
/ Floyd Purvis la reported nhteh
improved although he le still In
the Ashland Community Hospit
al he la now able' to sit up.
overtur
th PelMtt WARt to Doris DswMn
to work:
Shaw a
Mrs, Ditsworth is spending »
w days In Klam ath Falls hav-
g motored over w ith friends,
Following a delightful program
the guests ware served a delicious
covered dish supper.
lir a , C C. Bohd was
"Peggy and Her pep Peddlers,"
1 he local stringed inktrnment club
met Thursday evening, November
fourth,' at the Jhome of Mlsa Lil
lian Olson, on Laurel Avenue.
The regular bitelnese session
was held, at which time
four
members were admitted to the
club. They also decided on com
mittees of three who Are to have
charge, of the meetings and enter
tainments of the club for the rest
ct the year. The
committee*
which will enteftain npxt time
consists of Miss , Laura Raguse,
Eunice Hager and Milton Frank
lin.
Miss Raguse passed ojjt copies
of a new piece, "In the Garden,”
and the club spent most of the
evening practicing this, as well as
several other songs.
Mr. and Mrs. 1« O. Panland en
tertained at Sunday dinner, Mr.
and Mr«, y i. R. Foster and Mr.
and Mrs. B. C. Gardner. -
*.
M r. and Mrs. James of Watson
ville, Cal., were week-end guests
at the Penland Ranch, having
spent the summer in Idaho and
Washington.
Mr- end Mrs. Blton> Beeson of
K lam ath Falls spent the weék-end
with Mrs. W ells or the County
Farm . T h e if little daughter who
has been 'staying a week with
■ f t . W ells w llf return w ith them.
Ranchers look for a good price
for their turkeys this seaion,
some having sold a part of their
flock already at -44c per H>.
dressed.
-
The Rebekah Club met in an
al*. day session at the home of
Mrs. Ella Patterson on Friday.
There was a good attendance
each member bringing a covered
dish. I t was an enjoyable day.
The afternoon was spent in eew
ing.
Mies Vera Therman and Lloyd
la m b of Klamath Agency wars'
united In marriage Sunday morn
ing, Oct. 31, at the Christian
church in Klamath Falls. They
left* for Vancouver Monday , morn
ing on S* honeymoon trip. The
newly married couple will reside
at Klamath Agency. Lloyd’s Tal
ent friends wish tor them a long
>nd happy married Ute.
,
H. <’. Hanson—
v
The Berean Class of the Bap-
tist Sunday School, met Tbnrs- (
day afternoon at the pleasant .
home of M rt. H. C. Hansoy orr j
Gresham street to enjoy a bust- *
ness and social time together.
,
A very .pleasant afternoon was
spent in sewing and conversa- j
tion, an<> about half ah hour was ,
spent In a business session dur- ¡
ing which time Mrs. S. A. Peters ,
was re-elected class president ~nd ,
Mrs. Alfred Segsworth vico presi
dent. Mrs. Segsworth waa Mrf
of the fortúnalo pdrtles to win
a prlxe In thé recent leltér. ten .
test In the Tidings, and her
fflends werd glad her ability was
thus recognized.
Mr3. Hanson wna ansbiptl by
her sister Mrs. Ilfkihorne In
serving very dainty rcfreehmrnts
at the close of the meeting.
Those present were thn Mes
dames Dunkeson, Hinthorne, l-e-
ha Hoard, C. N. Gilmour, O. F.
Stratton and an Ashland
Nt Wednesday morning
in. for A duck h in t in
4 ked ford
The M. 1. Ladies Aid mbt wltli
Mrs. Dr. Sands Thursday and will
hold their next meeting At lira .
Clayton’s.
The Queen Esther
Circle will meet with Mrs. I.
Williams next Friday.
Ice Queens
RICH
,
YOU CAN'T BUY A HOME
The Firet National believe« in every than ownftig
hie d#n hoitie. If yon are not now in position to
buy or build, that id all the more reason why you
should gave something-each week to build a home
in the future.
w e pay 4 per cent while you’re saving.«
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ARffT.AMD TO ALL PÒINT8 SOUTH
Mrs. Vera Holms who was so
painfully Injured in an auto col
lision Thursday is resting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Lamb.
She is still
very weak from loss of blood.
Toy Auto And Tractor
Trucks
A new lot of Delco Damper
Wagons Jnst in. Big reduction
In price on the new lot.
Able to save you money on
all kinds of Fencing against
anyone’s price.
Plows and HArrows, Garden
Tools. White Sewing Machines
for 150.00 aa long as they
last.
Flvb Schedules Daily— «¡SO a. m.j 10:00 a. ■».; 1:10 p.
»¡00 p. to.; 11 ¡SB p. m.
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PteiPs Cottier
Duke of York weald succeed
Wales, or, in the event of
the deaths of both Wales
and the Duke, the Duke’s is
sue. So, when “ Uncle Eddie”
looks at the Duke’s child—
a baby daughter— be can, m F
to her, “Yon may Sh Queen
of England some day, my
d e a rr I f the Duke should
have a son, howevef, he
would outrank Ms sister.
The children of Princess
Mary— little boys — haven’t
mueh chance, althengh they,
too, ark “In the royal line.”
WALES'S
NIECE.
Lefts The
Duche«» of York
and Her Little
Daughter, Who
Sente Day May
Be Queen of
England.
our way fo
Will Save
M en s
b
Doctor Bill
shoes
fifteen million
.
OVERLAND SHOE SHOP
THÈ GOLD SEEKERS
“GRUBSTAKE"
BUSINESS IS
In a “ gold rush” the penniless prospector had
to get a fribud to “ grub-stako” him or the
treasure htiut was “ off” so far as he was con
cerned.
it i s . the same way In any quest for
wealth; you have to have Some capital io start
with or you can’t start.
a
’ How is it going to be with yduf Will ydti
he ready when your big chance comesi Are
you savihg regularly?
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The' Citizens Bank of Ashland
I f the Prince of Wale«, Heée
Seen Acknewled(in( the ChepH
ef Hi« Girl A d w ir.r^ Were «e
DU W ltkenl an Heir, Hi»
Nephew er Niece Might Reign.
L
WITH-BENT BECEIPTS • , .
Many Times A New Pair Of Shoes
£ th e Prince of Wale«, «till
the world’« prize ¿hold*
hut” royal bachelor, never
I fehfldren, who will follow
YnUs English throne T
tab’s. *the answer u DcBrett’s
rags gives It: When the sov-
g* h without surviving issue,
neenst bd> m l« or female
hafr pnsurapttve. That means,
nattatg now Mtad: Arzt, the
. Mr». Vogalll a fte r seven week»
f i b*d in nkw slíllhg ug. W * hope
to M e . M r
ekt Alslttog Mr
’friends noon.
HEIRS FR ESU tfP TrVE .
Prinee«« Mery Ont Driving
w illi Her Two L itlU Bey«»
/
Ashland, Oregdh
Claycom b M ofoi
Thft F ont Gáfrage
Lincoln
It
Fotdeon
DOES Make a Diffetencc
Where You Buy Your Ford .