P A G E .T H R E E
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ASHfcUTD DAILY
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la a place for you In this school.
Bring yopf children.
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Junior League at 4. Children
fjom | to 14 fln d th la an hour of
helpful tystriietiop ini phrtstlan
living. ’
Epworth League
at . 5 :1 5.
Young people’s ¿nesting fu ll of
ehthusfasm and interest. *1, "
Prafyer taeetng ^Tedhesday at
Mcthqdlat Episcopal Church
North Main and Laurel 8te.
H. F. Pemberton, Pastor
Morning worship at 11. Rev.
J. M. Cana«, D. D.. president e l
Kbnba| School of Theology w ill
preach. Evening worshlp at 7:30.
Subject^' “No Man Llveth Unto
7:30 p. nt.
You are most cordially invited
to attend a ll these meetings.
They are helpful an^e inspiring.
Excellent music, gospel presetting
Christian fellowship and a home­
like atmosphere mark this church.
There Come as yon are. ■ Stranger« and
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I Sunday school at 9; 45.
YOU GET
MERCHANDISE QF QUALITY
AND NOT JU ST
LOW PRICES
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SPECIALS
Royal Club
Coffee
Pound 52c
A lie Slick o f Candy Free
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MIKE STREEI
IS MORE m u t
Leather Cushioned, Auto
se in
Seats W ’ill
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Used
r^Saa.- Francisco
SATURDAY
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Vicar, the Rev. P. K. Hammond
Holy communion at 8 a. m.
Sunday school at 9:45.
Morning service and sermon at
11.
Strangers and visitors cordially
invited.
Per Pound 29c
Cemnnt
8 8 8
Butter Substitute
Church of the Nasarene
Per Lb. 26c
J Cereals
Syrup
{¿rahiin, (cóárae or fin e)
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Rocebcd, Q t .------ .. .30
9 lb*.
...._.l.......... 40k
Rosebud, 1-2 Gal. . . .69 Corn Meal (w hite or yellow )
9 lb*.
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Rosebud, Gal. . . . $1.39 Hqtcakr Flour, 9 lbs. ..... 75c
MARVEL FLOUR «
Fourth and«"C ” 8treet
m.
Sunday school at 9:45 a
Mr. T. 8. W iley, Superintendent.
A t 11 o’clock/ morning worship
with sermon from the subject,
"The Overcoming Christian
At S:>0 p.-m. young peoples
meeting.
At 7:30 p. m. praise service fol­
lowed with sermon from the sub­
ject. “The Second Coming o'f
Christ.”
The regular mid-week prayer
meeting w ill be held on Wednes­
day evening at 7:30 p. m.
r A*hearty welcome to all.
P. C. TH A T C H E R ,
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Atop of th e
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Seventh Day A dventlit ’.Church
Corner 4th and "C" Streets
F. L. Thuemler, Pastor
Owing to the ’ Young People’s
Missionary Volunteer Society In ­
stitute at Medford there w ill be
no meeting Sabbath March 5th.
F R A N K P E F L E Y . Elder
8 8 8
Rant 1st Qinreh
Three or four slices of F iy r t *DkG
dous” Brand Bacon* cooked to a
tote* puts the happy breakfast»
"atop, o’ the morning.” As a heal
and energy-producing food* Bacas
ranks high* and Frye's "Defidous”
Brand adds an exclusive flavor and
a delightful freshnesa that makes it
... Myroa S. Woodworth, Pastor ..
Sabbath School, 9:46.
Here you’ll find a graded school
enjoying the study of the Scrip­
tures. Sunday School boys and
gfrls are most apt to make the
most worthwhile men and women.
Older folks can not better Invest
their time than In attending and
helping in the Sunday School.
B. Y. P. U., 8:30.
Topic; Observing the Sabbath.
Come and see our Japanese Tree
with Its seven golden lamps.
Mabie Day .will lead this meeting.
Preaching, 7:30.
Study of Revelation, chapters
10-1V12.
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’ Everyone i t Invited to attend
all the regular services at the Free
Methodist church, corner E. Main
and 7th Sts.
S. S. at 10:00 a. m.
Preaching at 11:00 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. class meeting 18:00
noon.
The great Frye Plant, in the midst
of its market, inheres unvarying
N E W YO RK ,
Mar. 4.— Babe
Ruth at noon Wednesday: “I w ill
not accept a cent less than 8100,-
000 in year.”
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Babe Ruth, 2 p. m. same day:
"I.a rn perfectly satisfied with mfy
new contract calling for 870,000.
a year.”
This tells the story of the most
widely advertised salary battle of
modern times, as far as It can be
told.
Some time’ between noon and
2 p. m. the Babe and end Colonel
Jake Ruppert, sitting behind th e ir
cigars In the colonel’s office oy­
er the brewery, with the pleasant
odors of hops permeating the at­
mosphere, smiled, shook hand*
and agreed to compromise.
years
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" In passing, I
must 'accord
much credit to the faithful and
competent saleswomen who have
remained with me. Three of my
four regular saleswomen have
been with me practically from the
very day I took over the manage­
ment. They are Mrs. E l s i e
Churchman, Miss Nina Belle Em­
bry and Mrs. E. C. Thompson.
Mrs. C liff Gass la the fourth mem­
ber of our. regular personnel.
" I recall that last year on the
opyning day of our birthday sale,
the 500 souvenirs which we gave
away were gone by early In the
afternoon, so this Saturday I
wquld urge that the women come
as early as possible In order to get
one of these pleasing gifts from
the store.
"Our advertising message to
the women of Anjiland was carried
In X full-page advertisement yes­
terday and In another half-page
advertisement today.
In
con­
cluding, I simply desire to state
that I appreciate the splendid pat­
ronage in the past and extend a
most cordial invitation to the
women of Ashland and vicinity to
WHERE LUNCH IS ENJOYED
LITIIIA SPRINGS PHARMACY
Herbert’s Grocery
PRESTO-LAC
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3 Lb. Box Salted Crackers . .
Decorative
Enamel
Peaberry Coffee, L b ................
No. 21-2 Can Sliced Peaches .
for sale at
Onion Sets, 2 L b s .. . . . . . .
Nutola, the best spread for
bread Lb. ..............................
Simpson’s
Hardware
WE DELIVER
“ The W inchester Store”
Wo arc just as careful in choosing fopds for onr shelves as
you are for your table, realising tjmt only by offering you the
best foods obtainable can w e hope to retain your trade, and
good will.
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Money Savera Saturday and M onday,'
March 5th and 7th Inclusive
S p e c ia ls fo r S a tu r d a y at
T h e P la z a G r o c e r y
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CORN, b e l Monte Urosby— franiy Minnesota — Sweet anti
Tender — Can ........................... 19c; 8 for ..................... M e
MATCHES, Searchlight— Notoeless! Non poisonous! Large,’ full
count boxes —- Box , ................. Be; O boxes ............ ............. 28c
HOT SAUCE, Del Monte — 4 cans
28c
PANCAKE FLOUR, Fisher»—»lakes dandy H ot cake
10 « a c k ..... ................... ..............................- .............................
No.
89c
ASPARAGUS Tips, Llbbys large—about 88 spears to the can
‘ — 1 Pound Square Tin ...
8*e; 8 for .................. .......
CHEESE, F pll Cream— “Aged to your taste”— Serve Macaroni
and cheese as n m eat substitute — Pound ............................. $Be
Fresh Large Eggs
2 Dozen, 45c .
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PINEAPPLE, Yuba Crushed— Fapcy fruit In a rich syrup
18c;
48c
Miss Lou String Beans, Per C a n ................. 15c
BAKING POWDER, Royal— “For th ose w ho prefer a cream
o f tarter baking powder"— 12 os. Can .......................... ..... 48c
2 1-2 lb. Can ........... .......... ;............. ........ ........... ..................... 81.18
BOAP, C r y ta l W hite — Pure Soap— all thr
Campbell’s
10c Size For
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5c
Pork & Beans
3 Cans 25c
JELL X CELL -
ANY FLAVORS, 3 PE G S.................................
-10 b a n , 88c
APPLE BI TTER, Llbbys—-ChUdrea are especially fond of
good Apple B utter— It’s econom ical, too— Pound Tins —
2 for ........................................................................................ 29c
PEAS, Royal City Hmall— Fancy gra d e
swe e t and unnsnal-
PRUNES, Italian— “W het
Large slab— 4 Ihn.
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for breakfast"
29c
your
SALT!
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CRYSTAL W HITE SOAP, 10 BARS ................................................
WESSON OIL— Excellent for frying and baking as well as
for m aking M ayonnaise—Quart Cau ..... ........... ..........49c
BROKEN MIXED CANDY, PER POUND ..................................
SNOWDRIFT — A highly refined strictly vegetable Shorten­
in g —-4 lb. can ..........:....................................................................... 91c
ARCTIC SNOW FLOUR (Hardwheat) 49 LB. 8 A 0 K ............. $1.99
LARD, Pure— far bulk— Freshly rendered— 8 lbs. ........... B9c
W HEAT, PER OWT...........................
FliOUR. Crown or Fishers Blend— Hack ........................... 92.09
scratch
D R Y jO N IO N K —Good_clean_jrtock— 4 >Jbs;;_28corJJ_lbsM_29c
2OTH CENTURY COFFER— Few equal— none better. When
better coffee Is roasted It w ill be 20th Century—Roasted to­
day, on yonr table tomorrow— pound .... 44c; 8 lbs. .... 81.80
Ground to Your Order for Fineness
20th CENTURY GROCERY
F eed ,
per cwt .
20c
$2.60
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$2.75
$2.75
EGG MASH, PER OWT ...............
PAY CASH AND PAY LESS AT THE
PLAZA GROCERY
61 North Main S t
Thos. B ill, Prop.
PBEK D X U V B B Y 8ERVIGX
urn,
Protect Your Busy Morning Hours
with Sustaining Food—Get
IN IKE CW -
MjflfMHM
p. m. 7:30,
EMMA R. THOMASONr Pastor
acy.
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Goody Goody Peas, 2 C a n s........................... 29c
SHRIMP, American Beauty— New arrival— Can ......
8 fOr
Prayer meeting Thursday
I t the face powder you now use
does not stay on long enough to
guit you— does not keep that
ugly «Mue away Indefinitely—
does not make your skin color­
ful like a peach-r-try this new
wonderful special French Pro­
cess Face Powder called M ELLO-
OLO.
Remember
the
name
MELLfr-GLO.
There’s nothing
like It.— L lth la Springe Pharm­
Fresh Cr’mery Butter
Per Pound 50c
28c
OORN^JîTiAKE»—KHIoggSj^ol^eoBrsa-^^JPBckajHjSj.
Avoid low grade leavenersa
Don’t take chances, fo r sure
and satisfactory results use
Good News for
Pretty Skins
bacon
all during March w ith speettj bar-
attend the opening Saturday as fore."
He said the sale would continue gains being offered each week.
well as the birthday party next
Thursday when the cake will be
cut sad distributed to onr guests."
Mr. Isaac declared that much
of hie suceeas Is due to his consist­
ent advertising In the Daily Tid­
For the noon lunch yon want a light meal, clean
ings.
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and tasty. Our 'toasted sandwiches, fruit salads
"When I first started six years
and light deserts make nn appetizing ftienu. Hot
ago I used but a small space,
chocolate or coffee are always ready at onr foun­
hut as o ur business grew I In­
creased my advertising space and
tain.
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found that it paid at a ll times,”
he said. "Last year we did the
largest volume of business In our
history and our advertising space
was much heavier than ever be­
GOOD FOODS
visitors especiell welcome.
With Each Pound
2 For 35e
Ruth Accepts Offer
For Three Years
SÀN FRANCI8CO. Mar. 4-—
(UP-)— “ Make,the street car more
attractive” is the new business
slbgan of Samuel Kahn, vice-pres­
ident of the Market Street* R ail­
way Company here.
I t Is comfort the patrons want
and haven't had, Kahn believes,
so he is preparing to launch a
81,600^000 scheme to lure bus,-
nese folk to use trolley ears in­
stead of automobiles in going
back and forth to work.
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Kahn is going to put attractive
green leathpr-cuahioned seats on
his street cars, the same as are
found in latest sports model au­ ISAAC’S STORK WILL
STAGE BIG PARTY
tomobiles.
Furthermore, . he’s
going to eliminate the ungainly
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lengthwise seats entirely, and in
their place install side seats of the
our continued success -through
"eat for two” type.
this pleasant
relationship e f
“Those side seats ought to
bring wholesale relief to passeng­
er’s corns, and, too, it w ill stop
embarrassment to women pas­
sengers from moon-eyed
males
across the aisle,” Kahn says.
The eushloned seats cost mon­
ey, and the elimination of length­
wise seats w ill decrease the capac­
ity of cars about 15 per cen t That
w ill mean more cars, and more
money invested.
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Candy
Comb Honey
MARK
2 0 C e n t tinj Stores
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A New Chocolate
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FRIDAY, March 4, 1MT.
cwMnr
rax wubld ' s
The Breakfast that "Stands By” You
Cool» in
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