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even th e mo8t d ttrln g fire m a n .
It used to be a g r e a t p ro b le m
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dolls, b ut now se v e ra l manufac-
tu r e r s a re d ev o tin g th e ir e n tir e
fa c to ry to th e m a k in g of ex c lu siv e
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did. Bonrke’s a former newspaper*
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tie Johnnie or Robert must have
a toy automobile like fathers and
little Mary must have a real hon-
est to goodness Infant baby doll
in a doll carnage that has all of
rht horse racing back to Illinois and
his ride. At the stables he at
tempted to give the horse the
usual lump of sugar. The horse,
however, for the first time, refus
ed to accept It. Repeated offer
ings only met with rebuffs and
Borah went to the senate chamber,
perturbed.
The unusual actions of the
horse kept worrying- him so fin
ally he left the chamber in mid-
afternoon and went to the stables
to see if “Jester* was all right.
The stableman told him that
the horse was apparently in good
health and that there .was no
cause for worry.
Christmas ¡Dances
the little girl to become proficient
In the art of dressmaking. The
small girl la quick also to the adu
vantages of the new freedom of
«•* and “he now’uses many more
ont-doortoys than formerly. Scoot-
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ers, roller skates, bicycles, swings
and slides are a much a part of
the equipment of a girl as her
brother and in many cas e s she
proves herself superior to hllfi In
the use of them.
Th® departmen stores are en
larging their toy departments earl-
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PER LOAD 100 OU. FT.
PER LOAD 135 OU. FT.
PER LOAD 150 OU FT.
And Put Into Tour Bin Where Possible
ASHLAND LUMBER COMPANY
CHRISTMAS NIGHT
Jazz Dance
Ashland Armory
AUSPICES BATTERY B, C. A. C.
Admission—Ladies, 50c; Gentlemen, 50c
384 Oak St. —- At Railroad Crossing — Phone 20
STOP COUGHING— VERY
QUICKLY EFFBCTIVE
Boardman. —> local growers
thresh and market 10,000 pounds
alfalfa seed, 13 eents a pound.
POCKET
Klamath Falls— Seattle, Port*
land and Spokane engineers sur
veying In and near city.
KNIVES
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C H R IS T M A S
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in c a p ita l le tte r s
Fuller Paints
and«
Varnishes
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A paint and varnish for
every need
* N O MORE W O R EW N *,” a t the song
I n adefitbn to the glass humidor, there
bimpson’8
Hardware
says, about whet to fchw the man w h o
are pound and half-pound tins o f thia
am okeaapipe. H e ra it t h t National Joy
“ The Winchester Store”
Smolc% Prince Albert* all fuarad up in
apme wonderful tobacco. I t ’s the tobacco,
after all, that counts. Experienced smok
hoBdayattire. A g ift to gladden hi« heart
ers know that no other tobacco is like
anew home-rises^
on the Big Days a generoue eupply to
P. A . fo r sheer pipe-enjoyment, day in
from the ashes die
old-'if you’re insured
fythe Hartford Rre
keep him happy.
Peeping out o f the epedal irbristmae
and day out.
carton it the pound cryatahglam humidor
Alongside the name o f every pipe-emoker
w rite’ ’Prince Albert.” This ia the happy
J.OtRIGG
Vision o f W
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Insurance Con^iaigr
Billing^ Agency
Phone 178
COMPLETE STOCK
Dry Wood
. 12 in. and 14 in. BODY FIR
16 in. BODY FIR
lflin,1 BODY PINE
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i 12 in. PINE SLABS
12 b f LAUREL AND OAK
Tracks
• A new lot of Dslco Dumpsr
Wagons just In. Big rwluctlon-
In prlca on ths new lot.
Able to *»vs you money on
nil kinds of Fsnolng against
anyone's pries.
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Plows and Harrows, Garden
Tools. Whits Sswlng Maehlnss
for J50.OS as long as thsy
Peil’s Comer
Taka out your Christmas list now.
solution o f die annual problem so far as
o f all, it containa Prince d ib e r t ^ a u U ,
the man-folks are concerned. I t will save
your fh«« ««d give others the rime o f
mellow, and fragranti
their Uvea,
Aa practical as It b goodlooking. Beat
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COAL.
Rock Springs, Royal Utah and King Utah.
Prompt Dettoriaa ~ Bight Prices
Carson-Fowler Lbr. Co.
THE BARBER SHOPS ,
will be closed* all day
Saturday, Christmas, but
will be open until nina
o’clock Friday evening.
Two Big
o4 word to the
Here is the basic reason why
without opiates or chloroform,
Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound stops coughs so quickly
and heals the dlattwsa e a y e . Bev
cahae Its combines the «uaatere
virtues of (Hire Pina Tar and
other healing ingredients,
to
gether with the mollifying demul
cent effect of d eer fresh Honey
a valuable combination. Coughs
and throat irrltatloaa, bronchial
and “flu” coughs, croup (spas
modic) and troublesome night
coughs are quickly controlled by
Foley’s Honey and Tar.
The
name tells the story. Ask for
It. Sold everywhere. — No, X
So Borah has concluded that hie
horse must, have exercised human
perception and with more thsih
human affection, had feigned peni
tence to atone for hla unfortunate
step In swishing the ssnajprs hsnk
against the bough of the tree. ‘
CHRISTMAS EVE
Old-Time Masquerade Dance
as she chooses. A table
with drop laaTea *■ naed to •«w®
afternoon tea on * beautiful ten
set— the number t of pieces of*
which is only limited by the else
the
Sewing sets snabls
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Women -appreciate the quick
action of simple buckthorn bark,
glycerine, etc,, as mixed in Ad-
lerlka. This removes /GAS from
the stomach in ten minutes and
brings out surprising amounts
of old waste matter you never
thought was In your rfystem. Ad-
lerlka stops that full, bloated
feeling and makes yon enjoy eat-,
Ing. ’ It is excellent for the re
lief of obstinate constipation or
allied stomach trouble.— HcNalr
Bros.
tton.”
More than likely he la thinking
about hla horse, “Jester hie heat
friend outside of his immediate
family.
The deep rooted sffeetion of the
sharp toagnsd Senator - for- his
horse is a love respafte^ by all
those who know him. Every
morning, no matter how cold may
be the weather, he mounts his
stead promptly at #: JO for a ride
through Mock Creek park near his
honsh*’ Promptly at lh:SQ he rs-
tqume and goas to Capitol Hill to
begin hla day that sometimes. qx-
teada far Into the night.
Each morning after the ride he
gives “Jester** a lump of sugar.
One morning not long ago he
was trotting along the bridle path
swiftly s»d his head brushed
against some leaves of a low
hanging branch. He was' not hurt
but he dismounted to rest for a
moment. “Jester” whined and
turned his head. He {hought the
senator had been hurt and pie nest
led into Borahs arm, repentant. ’
Borah remounted and finished
uum cleaner takes up the dirt
I dirt brought In by her brother and
"he can prepare m eals on a coal
range, an electric range or a gas
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Many Women Use
k u/.'î Simple Mixture
Many ° f these are
plete w,th groceries, dishes and taking the place of the circus as
th e o th e r im p le m e n ts of cooking a place where the busy man goes
d e lig h ts th e heart of the girl who with his children, “Just to show
w atch es h e r m o th e r cook. A vac- the kids the animals.“
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STILL TIME
By PAUL R. MALLON
(IT. P. Staff Oerreepoadewt) ....
WASHINGTON, Dec., » 1 .—
(United Press)— When Senator
William B. Borah, chairman of the
foreign relatione oommltttee and
outstanding International author»
tty of the Senate, site quietly in
h is chair during . the drone of
dehnte, peering latently at the
Vice President desk, these cold
afternoon, spectators in the gal
lery nuddge each other and eay:
•T il bet hla mind Is cooking up
some new international ssasn-
a ,onK th e lin e o f k itc h e n im p ls- ter each year in order to take ad
m e n ts an d f r u n itu r e . A large well vantage of the demand for toys,
c o n s tru c te d k ltth e n c a b in e t, com - and the toy department Is rapidly
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NEW YORK. DEC. SI— United
Press.)— No longer .are the hoys
and girls of this country satisfied
to receive only a dram or'a china
doll on Christman morning. Llt-
Phone 108
himself.
The boy four years old Is satls-
f,ed wlth “ hook arfd la<ldsr wa<"
on of cast iron which be draws
alo n g th e flo o r, b u t th e boy of ten
y ea rs haH a b e a u tifu lly p a in te d red
a u to m o b ile tyuck. w ith cranks
w hich e le v a te s fiv e or six feet of
la d d e r an d w hich s u p p lie s a real-
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Douglas County ships 10 cars
Christmas turkeys, priced up to
45 cents a pound.
95 Oak S t
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MarshfieM — Construction be
gins on Hostia white cedar .m ill
to cut 50,000 feet a day.
We do odorless cleaning.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. «1;—
(UN )— The fight to break the
10,000,000 will of the U te Elbert
Stephens,
California * pioneer,
and Michigan capitalist, has been
given impetus hove by the activi
ties of Hdnry Stephens, multimil
lionaire banker <>f Mount Clemens,-
Mich., a nephew, who is leading
the legal battle.
The younger Stephens, acting
for three cousins, arrived here to
gether depositions to prove the
elder Stephens was Incompetent
nt the time be made his will.
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The other , contestants* pre
Stephens McIver of Pasadena,
Stephanie Mfclver o f Oakland and
Mrs. Katherine Navon of Nico.
France.
Henry Stephens left here to
night for bis mother's winter
home at Santa Barbara, from
where he will go to varlohg bord
er points and Into Mexico, where
he owns property, to gather addi
tional evidence... • ’ '
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Albert Stephens wqs a mem
ber of the famous early California
family which settled op the now
famous vineyard and ranch Linda
Vista a) Mission San Jose. For
many years he made b'is home in
California, moving to Michigan a*
decade ago.
‘ Depositions will be taken In
Oakland early )n January and
the case will be heard in Michi
gan courts early In February.
Standard Cleaners
they sse in nss svsry day. Mtato»
tu n steam shovels, cranes, slSC-
trie trains that a n the very last
word in modern efficiency • and a
hoot of construction tcjro with
which the boy can make a variety
of scientific and useful toys by
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