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ASHLAND DAILY TIDING*
•octal Moor made pleasant by the
arttotio deaoratlaas o( spring
blossom«.
Refreshments of apple pie with
whipped cream and coffee wdrs
Ecrred at tables prettily arranged,
flo w ers forming the center pieces.
The following committee was In
charge: Mrs. Minnie Gearhart,
chairman, assisted by Mesdames
Crowson. Galbraith and Gentry.
Flowars were sent to those who
are confined to their homes with
lllnoss.
The Circle will meet
again on Wednesday afternoon,
April thirteenth.
MISS DOBOTËY REID, Editor
RANKS FIRST
STOCKTON. Cal.. Mar. 26.—
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(UN)—
“Honor they father and
'Till we find answer to Death’s
thy mother," ranks first among
Mystery?
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the Ten Commandments with Col-
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- Onr paths long since have met; lege of ths Pacific students. It was
revealed in a questionnaire. Two
our hearts are twain,
¡hundred
and fourteen queries
-, Ths race of Life is slowly being
were on ths list.
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Keeping the Sabbath was at
. "Beyond the dying splendors of
the
bottom, indicating that the
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Life’s sun
modern
youth has lost his respect
In God’s Hereafter, may we meet
for older traditions. Important
t
again?
of the commandments, according
Alan H. Rhodes,-N. Y.
to the students, was graded as
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fallows:
Tidings Force Entertained at
Honor thy father and thy moth-
r Parish House—
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As strong as death
ever be
I wonder, shall we always
friend.
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Each to the other,
end.
Miss Georgie Coffee and Miss
Ethel Shrum delightfully enter­
tained the Ashland Dally Tidings
force with a jolly party in the
Parish House Tuesday, March 22.
An enjoyable evening w a s
spent dancing, made possible by a
Brunswick, which was furnished
through the courtesy of H. H. El-
hart, and playing cards, Five-Hun­
dred and Bridge being the most
popular games. At a late hour
the hostesses served refresh­
ments.
Those present at thia happy af­
fair were: Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Berg, Mr. and Mrs. E. O, Gillings,
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Read, Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
C. K. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Edwards. Mrs. D. P. Shrum, the
Misses Laura Sha, Margaret Ar-
mentrout, Pearl Shrum. Dorothy
Retd, Gertrude Carlton,
and
Meters Ted Kinney, Charles Pe­
be a trie, John Galey, Albie Beck, War­
ren Doremus. and the hostesses
Misses Georgie Coffee and Ethel
Shrum.
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Thou shalt have no other gods
before me.
Thou shalt not kill.
- Thou shalt'fiot-commit adultery
Thou shalt not steal.
Thou shalt not bear false test­
imony.
Thoh shalt not take the name
of the Lord, thy God, in vain.
Thou shalt not worship any
graven image.
Thou shalt not covet.
Remember the Sabbath day to
keep it holy.
electrical equipment.
Souyd wars therapy, be calls
it. He himhelf is styled 'The
mneta healer.”
"Of oonree, "I’m . utterly confk
dent the experiment will be t
success," Ms told the United News.
Report* From Stricken Area
»‘Yon will see stennge things Frt-
Indicate Hood Get­
day night. This ta the first great
ting Wcr*e
public demonstration with com­
LITTLB ROCK, Ar., Mar. 2L—,
plete equipment, bu w s know
(UN)— Pesr thSt the Good in
what we are going to do."
eastern Arkansas will be wsrse
The audience ta to get n doee
than any since 1012 was express­
net only of amplified Brahlns,
ed today by Adjutant General J.
Beethoven and Baoh but they are
R. Wayne following reports from
to be sprayed with penetrating
the stricken areas.
light waves.
"Bound waves,
The national guards are be­
^hereepy” machines are designed
coming pressed for tents and oth­
“to allow one to hear music at a
er equipment to send the victims.
, normal soj;nd propensity and at
The troops today began patching D ream ;
same time feel the same music i
Young Piano the
old tents and believe that they
waves with great fores," Bay ex­
*w Theory
plained.
will be able to supply two or three
hundred more.
Ray and a co-worker, Dr. Ward
Hundreds of residents in the
NEW YORK. Mar. 26.— Mu­ Glbaon. an inventor of radio de­
lowlands of the Missisippi. White, sic’s. power to sooths civilised vices, hare been In New York pro.
St. Francis and Laugllle river Aches and pains jgets Its first try­
bottoms are being driven from out in a big way Friday night.
their homes by rising waters.
Houston Ray, a wavy-haired,
The Missouri Pacific Railroad dreamy-eyed young concert pftth-
Check at first sneesc.
«Mb oa—taimle vapore
company, which operates lines lst, has promised to sit down and
through ths flooded districts, is Insert vim, vigor and vitality into
making no charge for transportat- .an audiencq at Carnegie hall with
ing tents and.equipment to suf­ a grand piano and high powered
â K fid n fit
ferers. The cofapany also is fur­
nishing freight cars for housing
purposes.
Cleanse your skin with Elisa­
beth Arden’s Venetian Cleans­
ing Cream. Tone it by pat­
ting with Ardena Skin Tonic.
Nourish It by applying Orange
Skin Food. These three steps
■«PPly every Important need
of the skin to keep It lovely.
Elizabeth Arden*«
Venetian
Toilet Preparation*
are on sale at
Lithia Springs
Pharmacy
Only The Best
Wednesday—
The Auxiliary to ths Trinity
Guild held a social meeting in the
Parish House Wednesday evening,
March twenty-third.
Cards occupied most of the
time, five tables of Bridge being
in play. Mrs. Domino Provost
won the first fhlss and Mrs. E. M.
Berg was awarded the consola­
tion.
The hostesses, Mrs. Miller Dunn
apd Lynn Slack, served delicious
refresh meats.
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Hplrndkl Attendance at Meeting
Of Boelal Circle—
The Social Circle of the Chris­
tian church met in the church
parlojs Wednesday. March 23, at
2:30 p. m. with a splendid at­
tendance.
Mrs. C. O. Holman, president of
the organisation, conducted a
short business session," after
which the members spent a happy
Vi«««
. GREAT TIMBER CUT
VICTORIA, B. C„ March 35.—
(UN )— The 19?8 timber cut in
British Columbia was greater
than In any previous year,
A
report tabled in the legislature
by T. D. Pattullo, minister of
lands shows that 2,900,000,900
feet of lumber wore cut last
year.
Ashland is such a community its of­
ficials and business men endeavor to make
visitors feel that they want to come back
to do business here.
This community bank endeavors to ex­
press this same ideal in it* contacts with
customers, for we want them to always
feel that they want to come back to do
business here—and to pass on the good
word that helpful service is gladly extend,
ed, whenever occasion offers. •
We are glad of opportunities to serve
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w ith it its attendant ner*
wusness and I rdish the
opportunity for a soothing
smokewhüeplayingJDur»
ing the course of ’The
Play’s the Thing’ I am
called on to smoke atfre»
quent intervals. It is al»
ways a Lucky Strike, I
know from m any years’
. use of this cigarette that
m y throat is constantly
protected and that it will
give me the greatest en»
joyment,”
Che Noted Actor, Holbrook Blinn
says—“it is always a Lucky Strike” F t
L u c k y S tr ik e s are m ild a n d
m ellow —the finest cigarettes you
ever smoked. T hey are made of the
finest Turkish and domestic tobac­
cos, property aged and blended with
great skill, and there is an extra
process in treating the tobacco. “It’s
tbasted”—-no harshness, not a hit o f
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jewelry or other valuables through theft, fire
or other causes.
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Ashland, Oregon
line in every, way regardless of the price
you pay.
, Biggest Little Store in Town. Open Evenings.
A safe -deposit box in our bank will insure
you against any possible loss, and the cost is so
small you will be surprised.
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR
Bags
ARMY GOODS STORE
DON’T TAKE CHANCES
Hospitality
' HoepRality as a community rule is an
«Met for any dty, for the visitor who is
courteously received may be counted upon
to say a good word whenever occasion of­
fers.
Canby — Canby and Carver
Portland — Pacific , Telephone
canneries incorporate as Carver- A Telegraph Company will build
1250,000 Bast Side Exchange.
Canby Packing Company.
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An Elizabeth Arden
Treatment
for the scientific care
of Oie skin ! ‘
paring for the demonstration since
Astorta — Stats will tost 12
toiles Of Roosevelt Highway with
anriy winter.
oiled matsriam surfacing.
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