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The Seaattoa “RaaalvaS that
the State of Oracoa should attopt
• system M o ld » * • ppaatae,” waa
dabatad OB bp to « ' 4- H, S., <to-
haters yesterday afternoon before
the assembled student body.
The affirmative was upheld by
Dick Joy and Adena Joy, while
Ehlen Oaley sad Nedra Bartlett
Smith. Beulah Haaeey. Bath fa r - have arraadOd them,
eons. Dora Lareon, * » < ■ ■ « « H
Mrs. W, M. Belay «ava a W F
F. Pemberton. Q. Guatar. Hmaer e le v * moàatouua 1 “Lavtadtl at
Billions, Roy Fraser, Marjorie the W sddla«,” tbs bl»b school
A d d is. C ole W e tb e r a ll an d th e trio, composed of Mise Mary Qa.
hoataaa, Mrs. H a s t
ley, Mtta Rose Alkies and Mito
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> Ylpy Yean*, played several eelee-
Baattst Mleeineery Society Meets
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By JOHN O’BRIEN
Fatted Press SU ff Correspondent1
PARIS, (U P )—Them ta gloom
in Montmartre. The proprietors
of all-night resorts are aghast
and arc considering putting sp an
immense sign stretching from the
rue Fontaine across the roe Pig-
alie sad right up to the Church of
the sacred Hkart with the leg­
end: "Closed oa account of bank­
r u p t c y /’ : It's «U because of the
franc
As the natitmal earns»«? goes
np and np la value the patriotic
owners of the pelasure palaces
feel their hearts dropping tower
and lower. The foreign element,
without which the cafes couldn’t
exist, is going off to other climes
where a pound sterling or a dol­
lar can still purchase what their
possessors have been accastomad
to for more than Spear.
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“I don’t cars whether yon be­
lieve it.o r aaL'a -place like mine ,
costs as nyi^h dw-i» circus. One
cafe o w it^ R M » /r I have Jto have
two orchestras. “I’ve got to pay
author's right on the soags and j
music* I have- higher taxes than
a movfe show, 1 pay 6,000 francs
a nig£t to a girt who goto only
1,000 francs at the theatre where
she plays before midnight. ’ Why, 1
all that costa sse move than my t
lights pad my linen hill— without
talking o f the other overhead.” . 1
The Americana and English <
who didn’t care at all when they
had ta pay 10 franca a drink at
the baf when that meant only
<• cents or two shillings think
twice about H wbea a round of
drinks east more than tn a Bight on the Moslem women by Mias
club ta New York or London Two Dora Sparks and a talk by Mrs.
hundred franca for champagne H. F. Pemberton of some of her
two or three 'mouths ago repre­ experienoee ta India whaa she
sented aa expenditure of tour dol­ and her huriband ware mtteloauy-
lars or lees than a pound. Today I es there. Following the program
It represents almost double - that delicious refrashmeots were at-
um
MU O ^^M
aullta
figure. No wbuder |he night re­ - S
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sorts are em p ty and their owners
Tbose present were the Misses
Almira Schmidt, Pearl Mounts,
Eva White, Virginia Whittle; Isa­
bella Wsttenharger, pore Sparks,
Mount Angel— First units, tc i Ithcl Reid, Hasel Brnner, Alice
cost 8300,000, will be started la Little, Minnie Beaver, Eugenia
rebuilding q f ’huynod Mount An­ Carson, Clara Andereoa, Mary
gel Oollege.
tftwu and Mise Boatta Ha«er pass
The seed, which wtfl eoat ap­
proximately >l,0aa,aa«.800 w ill
ba k nows as the Baust Whitney
hl<hw«y. I t wtl Hravene the Mt.
Whitney ration for l t d mltoe and
will ran to the boos of the hlgh-i
•at «nastat»
la the
United
Baaatlfal eelee, eeeempaatod
The Baptist Missionary Society
R*nr Oaley at the piano
held their reputar meatlap la the «Bd Mtos Rese Albana on the
ehareh parlors Wednesday after, a»«®.
noon. January nineteenth. . ~
* The eoaversetiea durlap the af;
, Mrs. R. 4 . Seaewortb, president
of the Society, sailed the meat-
lac to order In he» usual capable
meaner. The minutes of the ara*
vlous meeting wer« read, and sev.
ersi Important business mattare
concernine the Society ware taken
cere of. •
,
A program committee was ap­
pointed to meet with tha officers
and arranca the procram for the
years’ work. Those on the pro­
gram committee wee appointed to
meet with the officers and pr-
range the program for the year's
work. Those on tl
The offfciel visit at M m Bm’ T h e Junior class is givtai
were Miss Clsrabell
premd Quean of the Daughters o f cooked food sale Saturday In
tha Nila, will ha bald at Create plax* Grocery. The sale prill
Pern Tuesday, January twenty- pin at W i80 and continue alt
fifth a l twa-thtrty p. m. Thasj» ternopn. The Jupior? are tn
wUl be initiation aad iustallaUod k*rd t» «well fhefr treasury,
e f officer»
“
A bsSbubat will be given in Met;1
Del Rogue
hotel
at
sta-tkltoy,'
followed «by daaeing.
Thoaa
planning to go please call M W .
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Sunday Seheel Class
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Kntcrtalwcd
The girls-pf the Helping HanR
Sunday school class e f the Mstfcfc
odist Episcopal church « a te SO*
tertalned w tt h a : delta toss dinner
at the home of their teacher, M w
Beulah Hussey, Friday evei^sg,
January fourteenth. ’ 1
Hostesses to a Number of
I t ! m ils A -
Mrs. Will Dodge, Mrs. Louis
Dodge and lira. H. C. Galey were
the gracions hostesses to a num­
ber of the^r tuende, at th^L ltîùa
Springs hotel, Thursday
noon, January twentieth.
The ballroom o f the hotel waa
arranged to reprewnt a hugu ttv -
tng room, and th e massive - plush
davenports, ‘J beautiful
drlentah
tugs, silk cpshdam, ferns, softly
lighted floor lamps and the
piano ware aranged as only ex-
.
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The evening waa spent lists»!-
top to music and playing games. I
Those who enjoyed this delightful
affair ,xere Helen Hartley, Mil­
dred Barber, Agnes Hervef, Rnfl»
Parsons, Wilma Nutter, Eleanor
Coombs, Frances Hardy,
Hussey and her mother, Mrs.
Huskey. —i
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t
, >
,
BT4KFORD W l»S
SB were Mr. Byars. Mr. Sheldon
and Mine Oalmenaon. The Judges
turned in two votes for tha neg­
ative and one for the afflrmattve.
Jack Baldwin acted an the ehatr-
mn of tha debate, Introducing tha
speakers and announce the rmults
of the vote.
'J
, The arguments of both «Was
ware pot forth with clearness and
force hr each debator. rebuttals
being given by Miss Oaley and
Mr. toy.
Tha debate waa far practice tor
further intameholaatle debates.
All the varsity basketball girls
were examined by Dr. Gregg yes­
terday afternoon so that certifi­
cates of physical examination can
be filled out for them.
Mr. S h e ld o n to o k h is c la s s la
Physios to tha Ashland Ice plant
Tuesday morning, sad his chem­
istry class In tha afternoon to ob­
serve the process of lea making.
Returned to Ashland—
Mrs.'Harriet Fielding, who has
been spending sev era l. weeks In
Long Beach, Cal., has returned
to her home In Asnland.
CHOICE NURSERY
STOCK
We have just received another shipment from our
nurseries in Portland. Climbing roses and all kinds
of ornamentals; all kinds of fruit troee^walnuts,
almonds, filberts and many, others. Also all kitids
of berry fruits.
Villa Nurseries
Medford, Oregon
Sixth and Holly Sts.
Across the. Stroet From the Postoffice
Phohe 1136
WM. MOSS, Prop.
Are T or T» Prime!
NO! NOT FEELING JUST BIGHT
Then the sau U se and hot mineral hatha of
Richardson Springs
Near Chico, Butte County, California can do
Wonders For You.
WRITE US
LEE RICHARDSON, Manager
HOME LOANS
»rove
Funds are available -for loans on residence
security. 'Our plan for repayment gives the
borrower advantages in small monthly pay­
ments covering a period of yearp, with a cash
refund at maturity of the loan.
We charge no oommiwton and no. membership
Jackson County Building & Loan
Association
,
30 Nórth Central Ave.
Medford, Oregon
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- L O g,: ANGELES,« Jan, JS .-x.
( U W ^ S t a n t o r d ' a basketfaidl
team-defeated the- University <jf
Southern California 18 to 87 herd
last night In a game Which wufif.
an exta five minute period.
r HOTPOINT
SUPER-IRON
- ‘ with the
CALBOD ELEMENT
You’ll be rarprieed how
easy it i t to iron the Hot-
point way. Try it and see.
•
The large, comfortable
handle is always cool and
rigid. In every detail the
Hotpoint Super-Iron is
made to give greatest
ironing ease, to keep ifs
handsome appearance and
to give maximum service,
economy and dependobil-
XL ELECTRIC
S ta tio n .
GUY GOOD
Ford Batteries
$12.00
1^ Plata Rabber case battarjr,
the san e quality battery yon
taw fp m s t o a t to 888.0a
for In other Makes
If you know the baker of the bread you buy, or depend
on the name on the wrapper—you know the; bread is
wholesome, with the fresh flavor you like. If you don’t
know the baker or name on the wrapper, you buy the
bread, you take a chance. Bread costs only a few cents.
You can afford that dliance.
Yet suppose instead of bread, it ’s an expensive watch.
Or suppose instead of something that must taste good to
he good, it ’s a medicine that must be pure in a way you
can’t taste—or else do actual harm. You’d want to be
sure about that watch.
You’d have to be sure about
that medicine.
There’8 one way to be sure. Buy ouly the widely adver­
tised. Whatever is thrown open to unlimited public test
is safe for you to use the way it is recommended for you
to use. Names you can depend upon stand behind i t
Thousands are finding those names dependable and their
products Btrictly true. That’s how they continue to be
put on printed pages before you. That*» why you
should read those printed pages. Names on advertised
canned fruits— records—kitchen utensile-’ifttotever yon
need—stand as friends to you. Their products dou’t
betray your faith.
This Battery Sta M per cent
of all care aad la ideal for
yoar Radio
to prier nada »hra
ta jtoxr old battery ea
Read the advertisements to know
'
No one realises more fully the importance of prompt
payment of obligations than the professional man
or the merchant, for his own livelihood depends
upon that factor. And if the man or woman living
upon salary or income will stop and think, “ What
should I do If my weekly or monthly cheek were
held up a month—even a week?”—he too will real­
ise the fair-mindedness of discharging one’s debts
as they become due.
There a n very few valid exeuses for inability to
do so. The man who budgets his income and lives
within his means knows how much he will owe at
a giYon date and has the money to pay it. If he is
thrifty, he has a surplus laid aside for emergencies
and will not have to touch the money which really
belongs to the grocer, the butcher, the doctor, the
dother, if sudden need arises.
Think of your obligations in that light. You have
enjoyed the use of the merohandiee or the services
of the professional man, and the money in your
pocket is rightfully his. If you are qarelees, re­
solve to mend your ways now. If on the other
hand, yeur tardiness is the result of improper man­
agement, make Thrift Week the,beginning of a
new, orderly scheme of living and budgeting.
what is advertised.
Read "
to
,
them to play safe
Ckycomb Motor
“ ALL THINGS WHATSOEVER YE WOULD THAT
MEN SHOULD DO TO YOU, DO YE EVEN SO TO
THEM”
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Automotive Shop
Ashland Laundry Co.
Lithia Springs »Pharmacy
Overland Shoe Shop