Ashland daily tidings., September 13, 1927, Image 3

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the «One o f the y e a r when i
Id spend th e m ln ia fa m ■;
o f ttm e -ta th e kitchen .
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tu . advance. A fte r these
a re been made an ta re n - '
y e a r stock o f staple g ro- '
an be m ade to sea'. What
needed.^Thia can be p o r­
t o one tr i» to (he grocery
CALR*DAK O P E V E N T S
Interest!
W ednesday, Sept. 14. — F irs t one. o f I
m eeting o f the Upper Volley adason.
C om m unity club since the^aum-*
■ m er vacation w ill b e. held In
th e clubhouse.
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W ednesday, Sept. 14,—Daughter
o f U nion V eterans, arm o ry,
afternoop.
Thursday, Bept. IS .— T h e T r in ity
G u ild o f the T rin ity Episcopal
church wHl hold a social a fte r-
ferod b
a n d .h a
bis crnl
ters.
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Ib in g u
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noon 1^ the Parish House.
M rs. 0 . H . H e d to rg and M rs. J j T L 1
W . L . Maxey wiU s e t as host-
esses.
This a ffa ir w ill begin
the re g u lar meetings o f t h e i Z J T / L
T rin ity O nlld fo r th e v ia t o r
M ta g '
and a largo attendance Is do-
Hired.
th e met
T hu rsd ay E v e n in g , Sept. 1 8 . — C em « u
“ Experience meeting** o f W . BOOB> g
C. T . U? in M . E . ehnrch p a r- |fl th e I
,ors-
firs t um
Thurm lay, « e p t.. U L — B aby clinic,* ixatioa
C hild W e lfa re association fro m tlo n . I t
1 :3 0 to 8 p. m.
atte n d s
F rh ia y , Bept. tfo — T h e WhO-Do*j present,
c la w of the M ethodist E p isc o ­
pal church w ill m eet a t th e
home of Wrs. E. M . B erg on B.
T h e n ,th e perishable
m a te ria l
should be.bowgtat ju st ta r enough,
abend e f tim e , so th a t th e re w ill
be no spoilage. I f i t le a t a ll pos-
siM s, every housew ife should go
in person t0 <*o her m a rk etin g .
By doing this yon can got sug­
gestions fo r y o ur meals. You w ill
sep som ething th a t yon did dot
realise wap In season.
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W h e n jh e menus h a re
been
m ade out an d th e m a te ria ls p n r-
chsesd, m uch o f the,, w o rk over
th e stove can be -d*ne e a rly in th e
m orning w h ile th e te m p e ra tu re is
s ttll co ol,
z
H one e n tire m orning a week
la spent in th e kttehen. baking
.m ay be prepared which w ill last
th e e n tire w eek. C a k e s
end
cookies m ay bo placed In . nice tin
boxes which keep them v e r y
fresh fo r th e w hole w eek.
M ix
the plo crust an d keep i t in the
ice box and bake
It
only
as
needed.
T h e spied
d re s s in g fo r.' the
Peace cornea to heavy hearts In
scenes o f night,
To sad sad pensive spirits, sick­
ening moods,
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Y e t in th e night they arW envel­
oped as this fig u re on the
v
bank.
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“T h e Bacchante,** by R o b e rt (
. Hlchens.
The Im m o rta l a u th o r '
o f th e Garden o f A lla h pictures in ' '
th is book an a c tr e s s who ta not a
type h a t an In d ivid u al. Readers
w ill realise hew impossible fo r
one to exist in the profession,
of the acted d ram a and preserve
a personality and an In d iv id u a l­
ity .
T o observe the coavention-
a litles and be a woman, to say
nothing o f being a star, maana to
be a genius. This novel raises
th e w hole problem of the stage
and th e d ram atic profession, w r it­
ing add acting. S hall playa to
w ritte n and acted around t h f
etern al tria n g le and the p re d o m ­
inance of passion o r fo r lite ra ry
m e rit and around a ll the rea litie s
o f life instead o f ju s t qpe? T h e
new C e n tra l T h e a tre of London
ha« been b u ilt. A new play has
been w ritte n and accepted , fo r
th e opening n ig h t / T h e b a ttle 1»
between th e a u th o r o f th e p lay
and the producers who wish to
open the th eatre w ith a sex-etar
Instead o f on th e m erits o f th e
, play, on which t t o a u th o r makes
his b attle royhl. H e demhnda a
leading woman Who stands fo r a
dram atic s ta r w he w tti not proa-
tlta te her ab ilities bat- etoads fa r
leg itim ate dram a. H e
hah *8n
acceptance on his play and has
th e rig h t to rnleet th e players fo r
the leading parts. T h e protagon­
ists of a stage fo r sexuality, June
V a lm o n t-d a rk and effective, fine''
eyes and fig u re , ¿he t o u r s t i n t
men lik e , a woman babb lin g over
w ith hex. W h o sh all w tn t T h e
W alfmen hun tin g dollare w ith th e
>«re of th e flesh? V a le n tin o M e r-
rls, an actreto o f devotion to
d ram atic values, le chosen fo r th e
p a rt and makes the fo rtu n e o t the
producers, th e a u th o r ahd to r -
> self. T h e development o f t h e
th re e elem ents to the
th e a tta
problem to the fu tu re o f th e vdry
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HOME FROM ARCTIC
baric, reports 8. M . Z e lle r, p la n t
pathologist with the Oregon ex-
perimnt station. It can t o Suc­
who wish for really good
dresses at
$24.50 to $54.50
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COATS AT ANY PRICE
FROM
$16.75 to $119.50*
SUPER - IRONS!
H e re ta Mrs. L lo yd W . B ertau d The former Dorothy Hughes, win-
She ta th e fo rm e r Miss H elen net* of several beauty contests, is
L e n t, o f N ew T o r k C ity , a n d wat the wife of Philip A . Payne, New
m a rrie d to B e rta u d in 1 3 2 2 J n 1 York newspaper man who flew
plane s to v e N e w Y o r k .
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with Bertaud and Hill.
Youthful models for those
$10.00 to $10.75
n
that never burns out in
actual service. It pays to
get a good irou. *
PEGGY O’DARE
POPULARLY
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BAN* F R A N C IS C O . Sept. 13.—
(IP )— Back again to civilisatio n
European c a n k e r o f apple and
a fte r n e a rly fiv e months ta A rctic p ear trees fre q u e n tly
gains
g
w aters w h e fe b ath in g In extinct foothold thro u gh w in te r in ju re d
volcanoes, shooting polpr hears,
tra d in g w ith Eskim os an d skin­
ning tw o-ton walruses, took the
place of the h a c k n e y « ! n ig h t life
o f the cities, a ll mem bers o f the
p a rty o f th e N o rth e rn L ig h t,
John Borden's exploration yacht.
OTHER YOUTHFUL
DRESSES
D r. W ilson m a t th e
keepe bis employee w e ll,
to them when they need
guidance, and perform s
ceremonies when the occi
mends.
HOT POINT
with the
A pp lication o f super-phosphato
fe rtilis e r to w in te r g ro w in g crops
each as brocali aids th e p lan ts in
resisting low tem p eratu res, ac­
cording to fa rm e rs in some sec­
tions o f Oregon, who have trie d
it. T h is resistance m ay t o bro ug h t
ab o u t by hastening m a tu rity , but
probably m ore so by reason o f In -
cTeasing th e co ncen tratio n o f the
cell solution o f th e plants, says
D r. W . L . Pow ers, head o f
th
soils d e p a rtm e n t a t th e
experi­
m ent station.
tt tt tt
S«0 persona Snadaya, D r
W ilson certainty 1 m
tim e to lo a f and a tm to e
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when applying fo r an operator's
ared the A tla n tic Ip the F o k k e r p e rm it w ould depend the; speed
m p t to fly from M aine to Rome, li m i t which would to assigned to
litt, P hilip -A .' P%«ne and L loyd W .
th e -d riv e r.
“F em e d rivers th in k ra p id ly ,“
H aldem an said in explaining his
p la n ' "Some th in k slow ly. Some
do not th in k a t a ll. T h e d riv e r
whoso m ental comeback is apaedy
foay be expected to handle his
m achine p ro perly In an emerge
th e y . T h a t is not tru e of the
driver* whose m e n ta l reaction ta
These a re th e ^ to rp e men
monoplane-. O ld G lo ry . . Jn
L e ft to rig h t th ey a re Juim
B ertand. '
Successful
Oregon
fa rm e r.
spray th e ir cane fr u tt p la n tin g
w ith bordeaux m ix tu re before th
steady
fa ll ra in s set- in , report:,
B u ttè re d N ew Peas
th e exp erim ent atate. A n dm be.
C antaloupe Surprise
o f troublesom e fu n g i th a t
on
Butterscotch Cookies
raspberries a n d lo g an berries d u r ­
ing th e f a ll to produce spur and
cane blights.
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In th a t one blessedness called—
S olitude!
R n th H asel ton,
Salem , Oregon
preaching ta a « u n p
U n d e r the plans advantpd by
R ichard
h a ld e n ia n , president
o f th e ‘ fe d e ra tio n , each d riv e r
w eek m ay be made a t one tim e. I f
they* a re p u t on ice they a re *\ In
very good condition fo r nse when
needed.
I t is w e ll to rem em ber th a t if
th e oven is to be used to a great
extant, in p rep arin g the m eal to
m ake th e m eal an
oxpn m eal.
T his eaves a lo t o f tim e and en-
street.
F rid a y , Bept. I S — D . A . R . m aat-
"tog w ith M rs. < H . Walker,
th e F d ttfta d f to e B e llv ie w dis­
L ib e rty street. 3 :3 0 .
tric t to ta k e advantage o f these
tt » t t
meetings, a» th e p rin c ip a l object
SOLITUDE
Sixty Minute Meals
S ilver m oonlight siftin g through o f this H u b ta to give a ll of the
MBNUfe
ladles, not only in th a t d istrict,
the trees
S ilver w aters floating» genfly on­ but I n the e n tire upper -valley, an H a lib u t S teak w ith P otato Balta
o p p o rtu n ity ,to Attend and derive
w ard
-- F rie d Tom atoes
as
m ach-help and pleasure as they
A fig u re m otionless a m id s o f t
C ucum ber Salad w ith F ren ch
flu tte rin g le a v e s
Dressing
W ith in th e lig h t subdued,
por­
Sue's Fudge C ake
tra y in g In th is pictu re
Glngerale* Punch
S o litu d e !'
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Casserole o f B aked Chops
w ith V egetables
H o t T e a Biscuits
Batter
> • _ ■ Sliced Ton^rtoes
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B lu e P lu m P ie •
Iced Tea
W h en one to groping through thé
m ist fo r •
Solitude!
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plea w ill ha on d ftp la y a t t fc •
O reg o n 8 U t e fa ir th is y e a r a« p a rt
o f th e hupurim ant atatlo a exhib-
tt. T h ia mack la » was d e s ig n e d ly
H enry. H a r tm a n ..» professor
of
pomdlogy a t th e atate
collage, IH PARSON
Anyone In te rn e t« ! to b uild in g hi»
o v a machine m ay get p la n * and
specification», f a r th e b u lM la g of
KANSAS CITY. Mo., Sept. I t .
th ia device tre e by w ritin g to the ■— (IP)— The 24 hours th a t ge to
experim ent e latio n .
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m ake np a day are sometimes
scarcely enough for one Kansas
O ltiaan to get done a ll th a t big
m any different jobs call fo r. F o r
w ith his duties guiding a . manu­
HARRISBURG. Pa.. Sept. 13. fa c tu rin g business em ploying 180
_-(UP>— A move to establish an
in d iv id u a l speed lim it fo r each
m otprlst instead o f a general
lim it has been s ta rte d , h e re ’by
trA eiais of ih e Pennsylvania R o ­
to r Federatio n .
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cessfully excluded, how ever,
Hot weather will make children listless—make
their appetites almost birdlike—but not for ice
cream I
Satisfy the children’s craving for ice oream.
Heap it high in their plates, give them a second
helping, for it ’s one of the finest foods you can
give them.
Absolute purity and fine materials are especially
essential in children’s food—that is why Shasta Ice
Cream is “ The Children’s Ice Cream.”
ASHLAND
XL ELECTRIC
Station
SHASTA ICE CREAM
Q U Y 6 0 0 »
by
keeping such in ju re d places a n d
other exposed wood coated w ith .
bordeaux p ain t, m ade by s tirrin g ,
ra w linseed o il in to d ry bordeanx |
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A LIFE CLQUDKD WITH PAIN
H e r life clbuded w ith rh e u m a t­
ic pains, lumbago, and s tiff, ach­
ing jo in ts, Mrs. J. E. Stevenson,
E m p oria, Kansas, f i n a l ly rid her-
f e l f 'o f torm ent by ta k in g F O L E Y
P IL E B d iuretic.
"N e a rly
every
d ay' some one asks me w h at
I
to o k th a t helped me
hen I was
so crippled up and could scarcely
W a lk . I te ll them g la d ly 'o f FO ­
L E Y P IL L S , diuretic, and h o w
they cured my pains sad lifte d
th e clouds from iffy life .” A re-
lia b le valuable medicine. Men
and women everywhere use and
recomm end it . Satlsfpptlon g uar­
anteed. Sold everywhere.— No. 3.
, Rosy Days Ahead
For Mother
School claims daughter’s
time. Home must be kept
homey—the place to come
fl to,' not to avoid. Let us
take over the home’s moft
trying task— '
WASHDAY.
Ashland Laundry Service
-brings you h e a l t h and
opportunity for hgppinesa^
I t ’s well worth while.
LwW'us any day and we
will come.
WM Wash, Bough Dry
and Finished Work.
I t ’s All Good and
Economical. .
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16% p ro te in , food*» g re a t tissua
b uild er; 65% carbohydrate, it» great
energy element, plus all-im portant
vitammea and the “bulk** that makes
lafcativee seldom needed, i» the dis>
tetfo urge o f the world today. ,
I t 1« food that M
»tand» by” you
through the morning.
G at Q uaker Onto today. Grocers
have tw o k in d » : Q u ic k Q u a k e r,
wMch coolta fat 2J4 to 5 m in u te *
tad Quaker Gate.
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Quaker Oat:
Ashland
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can handle it quickly and to your entire satisfaction
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F “to*'-
BOOKLETS, OR WHAT -NOT.
weii-KMUaiiceo, complete break tact
ration. A t moM other meal»—lunch
and dinner— you get i t B u t breafe
fast to burrtod. often badly choato.
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AND WE WILL BE GLAD TO
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