PA R IS, (U ajted P m m )— Pick­
ing the pocketd o f American tour­
ists le one o f the ooripat w aya of
m aking a, UvHtg o f foreigners that
has proVdd eopectally profitable to
th e'eg a p o a lh a t d o le d .
,
The erede A aprlean method of
goatling a person la a erowd and
Incidentally extracting hie wateh
or w allet or diamond Btlet-pta to
looked on w ith d tofarot-hy the
elite of Paris crookdom where
more hrttotlc methods are employ-
The "Ellheuette gam e” to t ln-
atadco hr dndonttood to have been
t i e tourist.
Wheat the silhouette la cotaplflf-
ed the tourist takes eat hid pHrito
aad pays the artist; h u t a t the
very Instant that 'W ip u fb e Has
ptoyed with success on.numerpu* been replaced in Mb pocket the
tourists, in the Montmarte dis­ artist holds up the sllhd^ette
trict. in this game a ttfurtot Is where everyone can see I t , The
spotted as he enters a cafe and to
approached shortly after he ha* tpgrtat’e a/ea Inevitably follow the
taken his seat by an artist who picture, and ih th a t fraction Of on
otters to make a perfect s llh ia - inbtaot the. man who has taken his
ette,”of the tourist for the modest plies behind the toartot s^lpa his
price of three or five trance. I f fingers into the toartot’e coal
the tourist accepts the offer Oto pocket and extracts bis wallet.
artist starts in to work immediate^ The pocket-book usually ton t
lyflxlng the victims profile eo that needed until the next drink has
he cannot aee what to going on be­ to be paid for— and In the mean
hind him or to his side. Then time pocket book and ptok-pocket
while the artist 1s making his has vanished.
'
sketch another man cornea in add
8y cleverly do some of the pick­
takes a seat Immediately behind pockets work that two Americans
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“ W o d te r ti A u t a ’d” « m u d lo w p r ic e s a r e f a r t h e r F e d v e r id y o u k n o w y o u "are
a ffa r a d e w r a p tio n a l n t o n e y - a a v in i o p p o r t u n it ie s o n h i g h g r a d e , f u l l y g u a r -
I a rraaon rian a n d s u p p lie s .
ir g a in a w o a r e c r e a t in g f a r o u r “ T w o W e e k s o f S p e c ia l V a l u e s ” w t f ! l o n g
■ e a f c e t e d b y t h o s e w h o p u r c h a s e t h e s e a s o n a b le a r t ic le s in c lu d e d fa» t h is
,
Plan to Cstvtf
Auto Acceririoriec
For Christmas ■
th o u g h t
WfaubhMd C k u m
.........31.60
Autematle Windshield Ctoaner
—An unusually compact and
eAcient nationallyoknown vac­
uum-operated eleaaer. _None
better. Specially re- f t A J O
dooed from 33.35 t o .< W A if w
“ N o b b y ” L o c k in g C a p
value herd
at
A W e d g e C u s h |p n
Shiny black waterproof mate­
rial. well stuffed with cotton
—durably sewn and tufted.
Real money-savin* * 4 A t)
at this price............. m I *V m
Our new reduced tire prices
etter still greater savinus- en
«uoranteed Tires.
F ri 4 A
s s w
Sport Locking Cape fer Ford*
Very similar to the “Nobby,"
but has two BakeUte and on a,
nickeled knob. A
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beauty— t»>5 value.
Sport LockJag Cap
Same for Chevrolet, fattn Olde
....... $3.10
R u t t a r R u n n in g B o a r d
Made Of high-grade rubber,
heavily ribbed—with screws for
fastening. An excellent rest for
radio batteries. Size TMx Ô A f*
11M- Reduced t o ........... A W d
J u n io r “ K lA uay” S t e p P la t o
An attractive and darable alu­
minum stepJilate.
QC a
Splendid vame a t . , , ........
cesrter. mud scrap-
), end strap loops
tag. Òpeotally re-
ment Is no longer a'oatlonal, but
• b International one/there being
Another M odtritaftN W a l i t a
tft the uick-pecEat gatad to t a
“Shake-down." U this the Amtort-
can suddenly finds himself accus­
ed of hating picked somudne
else’s pocket. The tfoilee a$* l o l l ­
ed aad the v letltt to hustled bU
Id th e direction of the M K W d tt1
tion. Before arriving tberd Hbw-
e V e rth e ’’victim” suggests Jid or
eke w ill "settle V“ m atter fo r a
couple of thousand ironed.’’ I f
the francs are not forthepmtag the
"victim ,” decides by, the tints tfftt
he dr she has reached the XflMe
station that “ the m atter IhiFt
.Worth bothering Shout anflhoa de­
cided not to ptbsOcete.” It to fk>
nee turitiag eboat, and tryt&g to
have the accuser arrested fgr
blackmail» no mutter how ftood ta>
A tterieaa’d French might bb. an
an occaaldn like this the Ita rir
Rolloe appear totally Incapable tof
underfctsndlng it. For a while
they w llf simply stand add aMfag
their abtfuldera and make egpree
rive gesticulations w ith their
h in d f. I f one inaiSt’s on making
his eomplbtat they w ill w alk awgy
— often as not arm-in-arm»
Hi-Y clubs In fifty other countries.
Inorder to bind these groups to­
gether, there has b^n organised
the affiliated Hl-Y clubs Of the
¥. M. O. A’s. of North America
One division of this affiliated
movement being under the North­
west Council of the Y. M. C. A. of
Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
This division has a membership
Of twelve hundred high school
4wys, representing sixty high
schools* The Ashland Hl-Y club
is a part of this northwest dlvl
Sion, and hence a part of the world
wide organization.
These boys
all banded together in a Christian
fellowship, are making their force
felt in the life of the nation and
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Bible school that day.
- ,• the schools, through the promo­
tion of servlbe tasks that reach
Wednesday Ciato Meets—
” Thè Wednesday Club of the every boy in their school In some
Presbyterian ehurch met in the form or another.
A MW musical organisation,
at ths Church of Christ, which
haa recently home Into ‘ existence
"The Christian Male Q aartette,”
promisee to be one of the heat of
its kind In the city.
Thia quartette rendered two
numbers at It s 4first appearance
last Bunday evening, that Were
reeelfed With great applause.
It
to planned to give a short concert
at each evening service.
The first Lord’s Day In Dedbm-
ber. Is Home Coming day a t this
church and Bible school serytoes.
A program to being prepared ln d
It la hoped to have 100 preadal nt
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Calendar, of Events—
Hatarday, Nov. 1«.— Daughters of
the Nile meet la the Masonic
H all la Ashland. Luncheon at
Christian Charch at 11:39.
batarday. N o t. 1 A -— w . R. C.
will hold a bakaar and food
tale la SwdnSbn . d Paehier a
store.
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iWonoay« Nov. lw — Ashland Btpdy
Cluk w ill meet at the home at
Mrs. Fred Wagner on Granite
street.
Monday, Nov» IB.— «American Le-
Uon Auxiliary w ill meet la the
club room on W inburn Way.
Tuesday, Bov. 10— Civic Club w ill
meet in the eln* tonta on W in-
burn way. Business-and social
meeting.
uhurck parlors Wednesday after-
S H M
noon, November te n th / at ttoo-
la d y Elks’ Card Club M eets
thirty.
The Lady Elks’ Card Club held
The afternoon was spent In
its regular social meeting in thè tn making
paper roges and in
Elks’ club rooms yesterday after- pleasant conversation. Mrs. J. R.
noon November eleventh.
Robertson aad Mrs. E. A. Wotods
The time was spent playing played two beanttfdl piano ddeta
cards aad la conversation. Mrs. which were.greatly enjoyed toy
H. O. Prohbach of Medford was those present.
awarded first prise In bridge and
The hostesses, Meedsmes «Ctook
Mrs. Wade In five hundred.
end Peterson, served
refreah-
Delldous refreshments
were mente. The next meeting w i l l be
served by the hostesses, Mrs. on the afternoon of December
Ueorge Rosa and Mrs, Qny Carey, eigth.
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Beccai» Class df M. E. Church
" ir— . B1W
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BoHd bronze heavily nickeled,
with three Bakelite kneha and
handsome monogram. Positive
theft-proof locking device. A
Beauty asset to an rea r. Great
Automatic Windshield Cleaner
—Operates from Intake mani­
fold or vacuum tank. P o s itiv e
button control. Fully guarsn-
tari. Toifay”there are"387o 0<í high
a ffair, those from Aeblaad being
the ÉesdaiMee RkKRy, Hooking. school boys enrolled Ito over four
yioueaud Hi-Y clubs. The move­
Hasejtoa, Sbotti and Parks.
Bumpers That Protect
* a n d r e d u c e in s u r a n c e p r e m iu m s
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They a re approved by Insurance U n d e rw riters and
can*y our u n q u a lified guarantee.
S p e c i a l T w in - B a r B u m p e r
Surfacing The Dalles-Callfora-
la highway across Oregon, htapoat Methodist Episcopal church met
cbmplsted.
’
with Mrs. Wheeler on Main street
Thursday afternoon, November
eleventh, for a social afternoon
CooS County hois 323,9M ,39o
and
to transact any business that
akseased Valuation,
1 1 3 ,8 4 9 ^ 9
might come before the class.
being in landa.
The president of the c la n was
absent, much to the regret of the
Roseburg— Growers here tWto
members. During the business
from winter broccoli to m ist >s
session, all present expressed
cash crop.
themselves as favoring thè pur­
chase of a new pipe organ for the
church and fifty dollars was
pledged by this organisation, to
start the ball rolling, The flower
BEATS ELECTRICITY OR GAS committee reported flowers that
had been sent to the sick, and a
A new o il lamp that gives bn
amazingly b rilliant, soft, white general dlscusaiop as to ways and
lig h t, even better than gas
or means for the betterment of the
,electricity, has been tested by the Sunday 8chool and church was
U. 8. Government and 36 leadttg held.
A good attendance was present
universities and found tp~ be ak-
perlor to ¿0 ordinary oil lamia. and all expressed themselfey as
I t burns without odor, smoke or having spent a pleasant and pro­
noise— no pumping bp. Is ein-.pie, fitable afternoon. The refresh­
clean, safe. Burna 94 per cent ments served by the hostess were
a ir and 9 per cent edmtaon kero­ attractive and delicious.
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sene (cioal o il).
The Inventor, V. If. Johnson, Gives Illustrated Health
1(1 N. Onion Ave., Portland, Ore. Lecture—
V o lF B I n t id o e
7-I.ch “Eagle” Universal Mlrrof
High-grade mirror . glass with
ground edges and adjust- B*7 m
able bracket. O n l y . O f 5
n . "U«iw” s^sifts
7- lnch “ K a h om i" M ir r o r '
Heavy beveled-glass and nick­
eled adjustable bracket.
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Reduced 3 1 U to...............0 9 W
8- Inch “Rokome” M irror
Same ns above rogu - A A « P
lar 31-95 value for only p I t w 9
timely AeeFAUWarev^k*»« m
^ V iB ía m ^ Jr. S p a à g b t
S t a n d a r d T ir e P rim p
Big value for little money. W<
V
m id e — ea sy and quick operatto
seamless barrel, lMxl7to,
inches. Can’t b t heat tar 1 9
M o o te r T ir e R a n *
A real “Quick ActWn” pump at
*low pricb.
Special iln»prov<
plunger gives espy opersAkyi m
long life, l to-tach
T d C1
seamless barrel
J r . P to o a a d S t e e l J a e k
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Among the -movements started
by the leaders of boys’ w ork la
the Y - M. C. A ., of America, was
the H l-Y movement. This Was
started aa a High School Y . M . C.
A., and soon grew to be a vital
force in the high schools of North
America. The first cluN to hear
the name H l-Y , was started on
February 30th. 1913 by M . D.
Crackel, In the West Side branch.
• Cleveland, Ohio; The H I-Y move­
ment grew out of the need felt
by older boya and school men, for
an organization,In the school to?
those who desired to stand tor
high ideals, and to seek to Itvo
these Idealb ahd promote them.
The purpose of the club aa adopt­
ed later, being, “ to create, ipaln-
taln aud extehd, tHtougbout the
school and community,'high taand-
' ends of Christian character.’’ Tho
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opponents, kept the spectators on
edge.
la the last quarter the
weight
advantage of Medford began to
tell, and while the locals never
etopped fighting. It was an uphill
.game for them. To single out one
Ashland player over the other for
special mention would be some­
what unfair as every member of
ihe team earned the commenda­
tion of all lovers of the sport.
However, Dick Hitchcock, in his
first appearance as a punter, out
kicked his opponents and made
many yards by the effectiveness
of his toe, while Sonny Leedom,
that diminutive left half back,
who teemed to he able to gain at
will through the heavy line, carv­
ed for themselves a well earned
place In the archives of Ashland
football history.
Your home reflects the
kind of a life you lead—
your garden, your furni­
ture, rugs, pictures, etc.,
likewise your table and
what you place oh it at
meal times. Not only the
table ware and dishes, but
the very food itself re­
flects' the stage of civili­
zation that you have ar­
rived at. Buy your meat
from us.
Eagle Meat Market
Phone 107
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ALWAYS CREAMY 1
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I n t e r io r M itr O r s R e d u c e d
h j A S t C f f l S C I iO O lS
IN HARD CONTEST
H i - t club has never been In a
sense, a popular movement, but
rather a working group In the
High (Khool. The work has grown
to such an extent, the Natlodal
Wednesday afternoon, NoVem- Council, In New York City, has
is offering to send a tamp On 10
day’s F R E E tria l, o f even to give Bef tenth. Miss Martha Spanker had to put a man on thslr staff
one F R E E to the firs t user In gave a delightful health lecture at who Is known as the H l-Y seefe-
each locality who w ill help hgc the pleasant home of Mrs. R. C.
Introduce It. W rite him today Williams at Talent.
After the lecture delicious re­
for fu ll particulars. Also asa
him to explain how you can get freshments were servbd by the
the agency, and w ithout exper­ hostess, assisted by Mrs. Whit-
ience or money make 3250 to latch and Mrs. Torp of Medford.
Twenty-two ladles enjoyed this
3500 per month.
No. 1.
For Ford. Chevrolet, Stw and Overland. lH-lnch, nickeled Spring-
eel bare strongly braced. Wonderful value
P 7 Q fl
. each ........... ......... .............................................................
Twin Ear. Bumper—For light care—1%-Inch high carbon spring
steel, nickeled OVer k special copper coating, with rein-
P A BA
forced end bolts. Reduced from 311-75 to.........
Twin Bar Bumpst«—For medium and large care. Same as above
but with 1%-lnch bare. Regularly 315.80.
PdQ A A
On sale a t . , .................... ........................................ ....
p IO 1 U U
Prompt replacing of leaky Valve
sores w ill make yonr time last
longer. This handy box of five
ig Just the thing.
AAM
HMT C«t8 Start
LOCAL TRAM LOSES
cap leaders, and the republicans
permitted young Boh L a-F o llette
to enter the regular organisation,
though he did so with the. warn­
ing that be would continue to
stand for progressive policies.
The; im portance o f
the many recent im­
provements in Dodge
Brothers Motor Cars
justifies us in urging
dteryone, prospective
buyers or hot, to see
and.drive th e car
S n o w d r ift i t •• r ic h ,
creamy th ortefliftg that
goes a long w ay tow ard
lu fc io A a tuccess o f
yoorcaxes*biscaitsaiid
p ie c ru s ts . I t a e v e r
gets to o h a rd o r too
soft to spooaout easily.
I t is a lw a y s a n ic e ,
f lu ffy w h it e consis­
tency, no m atter how
th e w e a th e r behaves.
'T t o jo r C?BJ Me&ttiakfc intemadoml «*> ¿
Í dtority on dietetics, c d h Bacon at perfect ?,
food Slid places k f i n t ss s body boiider.Ç >
H f t y e ’i « O e fid o n * Bernd Bacon comea o o l y ^
ïthere’a a flavor added to ito purity and qual­
ity duri oontmueg to win th e approval -« f
Noethwert hotuewivM in a remarkable way.
Give it a trial and you will «ay it h
-
A right-weight Jack that wl
s s a ^ s s f f u s a x s
TJie finest Ford trandmlsslon
lining made. Long fibre asbes­
tos, specially treated to resist
beat and wear, yet absorbs
'enough oil for proper lubrication.
Wises placet — w«h netessary
copper rivets. Regular*. A C A
ly 31.41 'new ’„«««••.«.A . WWW
v5ry easily. R0-
WA
ducod from $5b to greet eeui J
fe çJtOnce
g 97fl.no
glO2M.8O
N o waste o f time. - N o
materials. N o worry* N o i
tains two
1 U U IIK M O T O R 0 0
Medford, Orb.
haoUlribta
CAftfi
rorkwhen
mdg die other Walts for the heat o f
veike *ho»ti both units work together
A jt tt e w ay to b a k e -d a y success, bakw
i day sayings and superior reeultt.
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